Sherrard High School - Ivy Tower Yearbook (Sherrard, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1968 volume:

0 Sherrard High School Sherrard, Illinois 1968 EDICATION ADMINISTRATION The Board and Administration Strive Clifford King, our Superintendent, is responsible for the effective operation of our educational system. BOARD OF EDUCATION - First Row: Gerald Nelson, Wayne Holdsworth, Secretary; Iverd Bloomberg, President. Second Row: Duane Braden, Wesley Johansen, Angelo Encapera, Domenico Dilulio. 4 to Provide Greater Benefits for Students RICHARD LOVELACE Curriculum Co-ordinator ROGER POHLMAN Principal, Psychology HELEN KETTERING Secretary JANE GREGORY Secretary Social Science Enlightens Students ROBERT JACKSON U. S. History, Boys’ Physical Educa- tion, Varsity Basketball Coach, Assis- tant Varsity Football Coach, Athletic Director, Freshman Sponsor. HELEN SNIDER World History, II. S. History, Civics- Geography. A new set of textbooks is being used in one of the U. S. History classes as an experiment. 6 About Governmental Functions Group discussions in Civics - Geography develop awareness of governmental activities. The boys' physical education classes engage in a variety of sports activities as well as calisthenics. Even the popu- lar sport of golf is played. Business Courses Prepare Students WILLIAM WINTERS General Business, Bookkeeping, Modern Problems, Sophomore Sponsor. JOYCE WINTERS Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Year- book Sponsor. Shorthand records help to build speed and accuracy in taking new-matter dictation. for Future Job Experience In general business, zone maps aid students in understanding the time zones of the United States. The Friden calculator is a new addition in the business department. In learning its operation, students add to their skills and increase their chances of future jobs. 9 Physical Education Develops ALICE STONE Home Economics, FHA Sponsor BARBARA NESBITT Girls' Physical Education, Junior Sponsor, Cheerleader Sponsor. 10 The girls' physical education classes learn the proper standing and aiming positions in archery. Skill and Physical Endurance In home economics girls learn how to plan for more intelligent use of income. Budgeting will prove to be a valuable asset in the future. The softball throw is one of the outdoor activities in which the girls' physical education class participates. 11 Science Helps Students Discover 12 RONALD LLOYD Algebra I, Geometry, Math, Sophomore Sponsor, Assistant Junior Varsity Football Coach. RICHARD WOODLEY General Science, Biology, Track Coach, Freshman Sponsor, Junior Varsity Football Coach. ARTHUR KING Chemistry, Algebra II, Geometry, Trig- onometry, Physics, General Science, Junior Sponsor, Science Club Sponsor. Analytical balances accurately weigh the density of materials. Miracles of Everyday Life Adding by the method of regrouping is taught to the freshmen in general math. Sophomores find that biology, the study of living organisms, is easier to understand with the use of charts. Self-Expression Is Learned LOUISE KING English, Latin, Chorus, Librarian. SUSAN HAYES English, Speech, Dramatics. 14 Latin students display their knowledge of Roman culture by making projects. Through English Courses Speech not only aids young people in speaking to groups but also enlightens them on the many subjects used as speech material. One of the many types of literature studied in English is plays. Here some English IV students listen to songs from musical plays. 15 Ag Courses Teach Farm-Planning CONNIE SHORT English, Literary Club Sponsor, Junior Sponsor. SHERYL ALTFILLISCH English, Senior Sponsor By acting out stories, English I classes increase their understanding of literature. Methods to Future Farmers DUANE GREGORY Agriculture, FFA Sponsor, Senior Sponsor; Junior High Agriculture. LAWRENCE JUNCHEN Industrial Arts, Senior Sponsor; Junior High Shop. Industrial Arts Prepare Students The universal machine introduces shop procedures to the boys. This knowledge will enable them to work several different machines in industry. 18 One of the boys in shop demonstrates the proper way to cut wood at an angle. for the Future Through Specialized Training Mrs. Stockwell drives the boys in the Building Trades Class to Viola every morning. The nine-passenger car was bought this year especially for this purpose. The Building Trades Class, which includes Sherrard, Aledo, and Winola, is working on a house-building project that will take two years. 19 Special Services Aid to Students ROY OLSON Psychologist KENT McCHESNEY Band Offer Additional TOM LONERGAN Counselor HARRY BILLUPS Boys' Physical Education, Drivers' Ed- ucation, Varsity Football Coach, Freshman Sponsor, Junior Varsity Bas- ketball Coach. MARY LLOYD Speech Correctionist, Pom Pom Girl Sponsor. Staff BUS DRIVERS - Kneeling: Mr. Anderson, Mr. Hammer, Mr. Kinsey, Mr. Nimrick, Mr. Child. Standing: Mr. Rogers, Mrs. Bloomquist, Mr. King, Mr. Hicks, Mr. Huggins, Mr. Martens, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Coyne. 21 Our maintenance man, Fred Martens, not only makes repairs at the high school, but also at the unit grade schools. It takes many long hours for our custodians, Mr. Doye Mrs. Dawson devotes much of her time to cleaning the and Mr. Johnson, to keep the gym floor in good condi- north addition of the high school. 22 tion. SENIORS SHIRLEY MACK - Girls' State Delegate, DAR Award. STEVE CHRISTENSEN - Boys' State Delegate, SAR Award, Outstanding Teenager of America Award. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Tarrilee Jennings, Gary Dierolf, Cathie Sloan, Nancy McConnell, Steve Christ- ensen, Sharon Larson. KATHI NIMRICK - Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. 24 TOP TEN - First Row: Gary Dierolf, Joan Fritch, Tar- rilee Jennings, Steve Christensen. Second Row: Sharon Larson, Tim Frye, Judy Martin, Nancy McConnell, Cathie Sloan, Shirley Mack. GARY DIEROLF - Salutatorian. TARRILEE JENNINGS - Valedictorian, John Philip Sousa Award. STEVE STOCKWELL - Four Years’ Perfect Attendance. NANCY McCONNELL - Four Years’ Perfect Attendance, Outstanding Teenager of America Award. 25 RICHARD T. KARLBURG Science Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Football. ROBERT WAYNE STALEY Track GARY CHARLES SLEEZER Drama Club, Sergeant-at-Arms Sr. Yr. ; Play Cast Jr. Yr. , Backstage Sr. Play; Homecoming Attendant Sr. Yr. ; Football, 1st Team All-Conference Defense; Track. TARRILEE ELAYNE JENNINGS Chorus; F. H. A. , First Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr. ; F. T. A. . Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr.; Lit. Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Cheerleader; Band, Vice- Pres. Jr. Yr. , Librarian Sr. Yr. , John Philip Sousa Award; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Valedictorian. CAROLE JEAN ASH Chorus; F. H. A. , Recreation Chairman Soph. Yr. ; F.T. A. ; Lit. Club; Drama Club, Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr. , Assistant Director Jr. and Sr. Plays; Student Council Fresh, and Soph. Yrs.; Cheer- leader; Homecoming Queen Sr. Yr.; Band, Sec. Sr. Yr. STEVEN ROBERT STOCKWELL Four Years Perfect Attendance GREGORY BRUCE HULTGREN Chorus; Science Club; Drama Club, Pres. Sr. Yr. , Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Fresh. Class Pres. , Jr. Class Pres. , Soph. Class Vice-Pres.; Home- coming King Sr. Yr.; Football, Cap- tain Sr. Yr. , 1st Team Cornbelt, 1st Team Western Illinois, 1st Team Little All-State; Track; Band; Basketball. LYNN LOUISE SLOAN Chorus; F. H. A. ; F. T. A. ; Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr. , Back- stage Sr. Play; Flag Bearer. LARISA DORR F. H. A. ; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Play. JOHN ST. CLAIR RHONDA JEAN HARTMAN Chorus; F. H. A. ; Lit. Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Annual Staff, Co-Editor Sr. Yr. , Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Cheer- leader; Head Majorette; Homecoming Attendant Soph. Yr.; Sweetheart At- tendant Jr. Yr. RICHARD ALVIN SIMMON Chorus; F.F. A.; Science Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr. , Backstage Sr. Play; Sr. Class Pres.; Football; Basket- ball; Track; Sweetheart King Jr. Yr. GARY MICHAEL DIEROLF Chorus; F. F. A. , Reporter Jr. Yr. , Pres. Sr. Yr. , Chapter Star Farmer, 1st Place Farm Planning Contest; Sci- ence Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Sr. Class Vice-Pres.; Football; Basketball; Track; Top Ten; National Honor Society, Salutatorian. SHARON KAY LARSON F. H. A. ; F. T. A. ; Top Ten; National Honor Society. STEVEN LEE RIND Science Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Parliamentarian Sr. Yr. , Backstage Soph. , Jr. and Sr Yrs.; Football, Honorable Mention; Basketball; Track. VIRGINIA MONICA HEIAR Transfer Student from Alleman High School; Chorus; F.H. A.; Science Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays. LARRY RICHARD HOLEVOET Chorus; F.F. A. , 3rd Place Farm Plan ning Contest; Band. STEPHEN CRAIG DOCHTERMAN F.F. A. ; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Play; Homecoming Attendant Fresh, and Soph. Yrs.; Football, 1st Team Cornbelt Offense and Defense, 1st Team Western Illinois; Basketball, Co-Captain Sr. Yr., First Team All- Conference Sr. Yr.; Sweetheart Atten- dant Jr. Yr. PAMELA SUE COPE F. H. A.; Pep Club; Drama Club, stage Jr. Play. Back- DIXIE HERGERT WADDLE Chorus; F.H. A.;F.T.A.; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Play; Highest Magazine Salesman Sr. Yr. NANCY MAY McCONNELL Chorus; F. H. A. , Historian Soph. Yr. , Second Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr.; Science Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Annual Staff, Fresh. Class Editor, Advertising Manager Sr. Yr. ; Drama Club, Treas. Sr. Yr. , Backstage Jr. Play, Play Cast Sr. Yr. ; Student Council Jr. Yr. , Sec. Sr. Yr. ; Fresh. Class Vice-Pres. , Soph. Class Pres.; ACT Semifinalist; Outstanding Teenager Award; Four Years' Perfect Attendance; Top Ten; National Honor Society. RAYMOND RUSSELL STROM SHIRLEY KATHLEEN MACK Chorus; F. H. A. . Sec. Sr. Yr.; F. T. A. ; Lit. Club; Ivy Tower Annual Staff, Fresh. Class Ed. , Mag. Sales Captain, Co-Editor Sr.Yr. , Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Soph. Class Treas.; Cheerleader; Girls’ State Delegate; D. A.R. ; Home- coming Attendant Fresh. Yr.; Sweet- heart Attendant Sr. Yr.; Top Ten. RAYMOND LEE HUGHES Chorus; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Football. LEO V. MYERS Science Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Football; Track. CYNTHIA JOYCE TAYLOR Chorus; F. H. A. ; F. T. A. ; Lit. Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr. , Back- stage Sr. Play; Pom Pom Girl; Major- ette. DOUGLAS ALLEN PLANK Chorus; Science Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr. , Backstage Sr. Play; Track. NANCY JANE EDDINGFIELD Science Club; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays. KENNETH E. CAMERON Athletic Manager ROBERT McNICHOLS Transfer Student from Rock Island High School. JUDITH ANN MARTIN Chorus Accompanist; F. H. A.; F. T. A. ; Science Club; Lit. Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs. ; Stu- dent Council Soph. Yr.; Jr. Class Treas.; ACT Semifinalist; Band; Top Ten. JANIS MARIE HURLEY Chorus; F. H. A. , Degrees Chairman Jr. Yr. , Vice-Pres, of Public Relations Sr. Yr. ; F. T. A. . Pres. Sr. Yr. ; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Student Council Jr. Yr.; Sr. Class Treas.; Flag Bearer; Band. PATRICIA SUSAN LULOW F. H. A. ; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays. RICHARD PAUL CHILD Chorus; Basketball; Track. DIANNE IRENE KEMP Transfer Student from Pocomoke High School; Chorus; F. T. A.; Science Club; Lit. Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays. DALE LEROY PACE Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Track. CYNTHIA LYNN SHARER Chorus Accompanist; F. H. A. , Recre- ation Chairman Jr. Yr. ;F.T. A. Vice- Pres. Jr. Yr.; Science Club; Lit. Club, Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr. ; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Student Council Sr. Yr. ; Cheerleader; Band, Librarian Jr. Yr., Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr. LLOYD LEE FORD Football; Track. KENNETH LANE BAKER F. T. A. ; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Football; Basketball; Track. BECKY LOU BURFORD Transfer Student from Warren High School; F. H. A. ; F. T. A. ; Science Club; Ivy Tower Annual Staff, Grade School Editor Jr. Yr. , Advertising Staff; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; AC Semifinalist. THOMAS RAYMOND ANDERSON Science Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr. LARRY JOSEPH HENRY Chorus; F. F. A. ; F. T. A. ; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Sr. Yr. , Backstage Jr. Play; Stu- dent Council Jr. Yr. , Treas. Sr. Yr.; Homecoming Attendant Jr. Yr.; Foot- ball; Basketball; Track. ROSALIE ELAINE CAMERON Chorus; F.H. A. , First Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr. , Pres. Sr. Yr. , Section Vice- Pres. of Projects; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Back- stage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Student Coun- cil Sr. Yr. DEBRA ANN SWINFORD Chorus; F. H. A. ; F. T. A.; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Play. v V JOAN ALICE FRITCH Chorus; F. H. A.; F. T. A. ; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Annual Staff, Fresh. Class Editor, Assistant Editor Sr. Yr. , Adver- tising Staff; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Top Ten. RICKY EUGENE PUCKETT Chorus; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr. KATHLEEN LOUISE NIMRICK F. T. A. ; Science Club; Pep Club, Treas. Sr. Yr. ; Ivy Tower Annual Staff, Fresh. Class Editor, Mag. Sales Cap- tain, Subscription Manager Sr. Yr. , Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Back- stage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Betty Crocker Award. DARREL EDWARD MELCHER Chorus; F.F. A. ; Drama Club, Play Cast Sr. Yr. ; Band. STEVEN LEE KRAHL Chorus; F. F. A. DENNIS ALLEN SWINFORD Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Play. JOLENE YUVONNE HERGERT Chorus; F. H. A.; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Play. JANE ELLEN LaDUE F. H. A. ; Science Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr. , Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays. CATHIE JEAN SLOAN Chorus; F. H. A. ; Science Club; Lit. Club. Pres. Sr. Yr.; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Annual Staff, Assistant Editor Sr. Yr. . Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Student Council Sr. Yr.; Jr. Class Sec.; Top Ten; National Honor Society. DIANA LYNN FENTON Chorus; F. H. A. , Treas. Sr. Yr.; F.T.A. ; Pep Club; Drama Club, Back- stage Jr. and Sr. Plays. i LINDA LEE BOEHME F. H. A. ; Pep Club. STEVEN ALBERT CHRISTENSEN Chorus; Science Club; Ivy Tower Ad- vertising Staff; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Student Council, Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr. , Pres. Sr. Yr.; ACT Semifinalist; Boys’ State Delegate; S. A. R. ; Outstanding Teenager Award; Football, Honorable Mention All-Con- ference, Third Team Western Illinois; Basketball; Top Ten; National Honor Society. PATRICE LYNN MAYNARD Chorus; F. H. A. ; Lit. Club. Sec. - Treas. Sr. Yr.; Pep Club, Pres. Sr. Yr. ; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Sec. Sr. Yr. , Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Homecoming Atten- dant Sr. Yr. STEPHEN ROBERT MAYHEW Chorus; Science Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr. , Backstage Sr. Play; Athletic Manager; Football. NORMA SUE BAKER F. H. A. ; F. T. A. ; Drama Club, Back- stage Sr. Play. KAREN BRUMBAUGH Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Sr. Yr.; Home- coming Attendant Jr. Yr. TIMOTHY BRUCE FRYE Science Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club. Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Student Council Sr. Yr.; Soph, and Sr. Class Sec. ; Athletic Manager; Football; Track, 1st in Con- ference High Jump, High Point Award, School Record in High Jump; Basket- ball, Co-Captain Sr. Yr. , Honorable Mention All-Conference Sr. Yr.; Top Ten. LEA DIANNE KRIDER Chorus; F. H. A. ; Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs. MONA MARIE MEYER Pep Club; Ivy Tower Annual Staff, Mag. Sales Captain, Grade School Editor Sr. Yr. , Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Flag Bearer. JANICE HAJOSTEK HARKER Chorus; F. H. A.; F. T. A.; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Play. BRIAN DEAN ZWICKER Chorus; F.F. A. , Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr. , 2nd Place Farm Planning Contest Sr. Yr. , Section Swine Award; Science Club; Lit. Club, Pres. Jr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Student Council Soph. , Jr. , and Sr. Yrs.; Fresh. Class Treas. , Jr. Class Vice- Pres. ; Football; Basketball; Track; Sweetheart Attendant Soph, and Sr. 'rs.; Band. FRANCES JOANN BOUSMAN F. H. A. ; Science Club; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Play; Band. SHERRY LYNN HALL Chorus; F. H. A.; Science Club; Pep Club, Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr.; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Band. r i. I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Janis Hurley, Treasurer; Tim Frye, Secretary; Rich Simmon, President; Gary Dierolf, Vice-President. This is a Senior picture? A Night to Remember Sherry and Tom enjoy the menu of fountain dew and gold pebbles at the serving table. Tom and Sherry whisper good-night after their enchanting evening. Starting the night off right, Tom gives Sherry her lovely orchids. Tom and Sherry arrive at the glamor- ous Plantation for a late dinner. Choosing from the delicious menu is a difficult task, but the shrimp sounds best. Tom asks Sherry for the first dance. 39 Our Prom, Three Coins in a Rich and Winnie enter into the beautifully decorated gym through the trellis. Patrice and Tim, along with Pam and Frankie, enjoy the romantic atmosphere. 40 Couples pause to admire the fountain. Fountain,” Ended a Successful Year What are Steve and Karen wishing as they toss their coins in the fountain ? Ramshackle Inn: Mystery Cast (In order of appearance) Patton O’Hara Joyce Rogers Marne Phillips Constable Small Belinda Pryde Commodore Towser Gail Russell Alice Fisher Dr. Russell Bill Phillips Mr. Temple Mary Temple Gilhooley Fred Porter Tim Frye Rick Puckett Tarrilee Jennings Cindy Taylor Brian Zwicker Judy Martin Greg Hultgren Jane LaDue Dianne Krider Tom Anderson Richard Simmon Doug Plank Lynn Sloan Steve Mayhew Gary Sleezer Say, don’t you folks know about the black-out? warn Constable Small and Gil- hooley. Patton contemplates Detective O'Hara’s murder. Since the inn is used to store hijacked liquor, he is cautious. New owner Belinda Pryde and the Commodore discuss the rundown con- dition of her investment. They both agree that there are many repairs to be made. With a Touch of Humor Bill meets his mother Marne after unjustly serving a Bill and Mary embrace after their long separation, sentence in prison. After Temple finds his niece Mary with Bill, he vows, She'll never marry this jailbird - not while I'm alive! Dr. Russell, a member of the hijacking ring, threatens Alice, but she promises not to tell. An Patton becomes suspicious of Joyce, alias an F. B. I. Belinda becomes terrified when the body of O'Hara agent, and questions her about her strange actions. falls out of the stairway closet. After Patton shoots Dr. Russell, Belinda manages to get Patton's gun and to cover Gail Russell, also a member of the ring. Joyce examines Fred Porter's identification. With Belinda's help, she learns he is really Hagan, leader of the ring. 44 Crews Work Hard to Make Plays a Success BACKSTAGE - First Row: Steve Christensen, Ken Baker, Bob Berenger, Paul Barnett, Steve Rind, Tom Thompson. Sec- ond Row: Steve Dochterman, Carole Ash, Dale Pace, Dennis Swinford, Bud Hughes, Patrice Maynard, Rich Simmon. BACKSTAGE - First Row: Leo Myers, Gary Sleezer, Doug Plank, Steve Mayhew, Greg Wilson. Second Row: Stan Mil- ler, Howard Johnston, Elaine Timmons, Lynn Sloan, Becky Burford, Dianne Kemp. Third Row: Kim Behrensmeyer, Steve Miller, Denny Ayers, Hope Harkey, Jo Rhodenbaugh. 45 BACKSTAGE - First Row: Dianne Schalk, Debbie Raatz, Janet Verbeke, Gale Omelis, Mona Meyer. Second Row: Norma Baker, Kathi Nimrick, Peggy Hartman, Jane LaDue, Diana Fenton, Jolene Hergert, Dixie Hergert. Third Row: Debbie Swinford, Pat Lulow, Rhonda Hartman. BACKSTAGE - First Row: Tom Weihler, Shirley Mack, Larisa Dorr, Cindy Taylor, Joan Fritch. Second Row: Nancy Wagoner, Gary Holliday, Cathie Sloan, Ginger Heiar, Janis Hurley, Rosalie Cameron, Cindee Sharer. Third Row: Barb Floyd, Robert Strom, Nancy Eddingfield, Sherry Hall, Sue Kale, Janet DeGreve, Renee Goulet. 46 The Senior Class Presents: Anne Frank Cast Mr. Frank Miep Mrs. Van Daan Mr. Van Daan Peter Van Daan Mrs. Frank Margot Frank Anne Frank Mr. Kraler Mr. Dussel Tim Frye Dianne Krider Judy Martin Greg Hultgren Larry Henry Nancy McConnell Karen Brumbaugh Tarrilee Jennings Brian Zwicker Darrel Melcher THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK The time is 1945, and Mr. Frank is returning to the home he and seven other Jews knew for nearly two and a half years during the war before their capture. He remains to re- turn, the only survivor. He will begin to recapture those lost years. Through his thoughts and Anne’s diary you will be able to live those years in Amsterdam. Mr. Frank When told to burn everything relating to the past, Miep asks, Burn this? Peter's cat Mouschi influences Anne and Peter's friendship. 48 Anne examines in delighted silence the diary she has alway longed for. Though it is necessary to keep quiet during the day, Anne can release her pent-up energy at night. Mrs. Van Daan enjoys having someone listen to the stories of her girlhood romances. Mr. Kraler brings food, supplies, and the word that the out- side situation is worse. With Mr. Frank's consent, Mr. Kraler brings the elderly dentist Mr. Dussel to live with them. 49 In the privacy of Peter's room, Anne and Peter can talk without adults present. For the past two years we have lived in fear. Now we must live in hope. The Green Police have discovered them. 50 The food shortage doesn’t stop Mr. Van Daan from stealing what food there is. In spite of everything, Anne still believed that people were really good at heart. She puts me to shame.” JUNIORS Gary Adams Lynda Adams Mike Anderson Dennis Ayers Paul Barnett Juniors Progress on the Bob Berenger Sharon Braughton John Collier Susan Cope CLASS OFFICERS Kim Behrensmeyer, President George Mehall, Vice-President Steve Miller, Treasurer Tom Thompson, Secretary i Mike Coyne Jerry Crawford Velma Davis Janet DeGreve Joyce Erickson 1 Road to Becoming Seniors Barbara Floyd David Ford Dale Hergert Peggy Hartman TOP FIVE Gale Ornelis Janet DeGreve Kim Behrensmeyer Sue Kale Velma Davis Rene£ Goulet Dennis Green Hope Harkey Mary Hergert Mike Hergert Glenn Hohl kv V, David Johnson Howard Johnston Sue Kale George Mehall Stan Miller Jim McKinley Billy Potter Debbie Raatz Mathew Palmatier Karen Petterson Gary Holliday Judy Johansen Jo Rhodenbaugh 1 Rex Rogers Ki Mark Ross iter Dianne Schalk Robert Schriver Tony Starcevich David Stark Students often pause at the Freedom Shrine with a feeling of pride. 55 Keith Staley Terry Staley Alan Snell Dennis Staley TO Laurie Swanson Janet Verbeke Tom Thompson Nancy Wagoner Grant Weber Tom Weihler Steve White Greg Wilson The selection of class rings is a highlight of the junior year. 56 SOPHOMORES Donna Anderson Bill Anderson I Diana Anderson Danny Adams Mike Allen Sophomores Make New Discoveries Randy Brasmer Larry Carlson Ray Castrey CLASS OFFICERS Winnie Jones, Treasurer Sherry Hartman, Secretary Henry Johnston, President Ray Castrey, Vice-President Bob Connell Kathy Coyne Carole Crawford David Cummings Dave Child as They Advance in High School Glenda Daggett Robbie Davison TOP FIVE Mary Ann Capan Paula Jennings Bel Waterman Gail McCullough Jeff Dawson Darnell, the white rat, is a new project for the Biology class. Sherry Hartman Jay Hutchins Rex Jacobs Jim Johansen Ronald Johnson Henry Johnston Winnie Jones 0Q Paula Jennings James Jordan Mark Mandle Isabel Juras Mike McCubbin Bill LaDue Gail McCullough Sandra McKinley David Lindsey Don Lulow Gary Miller Linda Petty Celia Puckett 61 David Raine Larry Reed Diane Rhodenbaugh Elmer Risher Dennis Roberts Bill Ryan Mike Schalk Bill Slavish m Steve Slavish Wayne Sloan Kathy Smith Billy Sturms Tom Swanson Susan Swinford Sharman Thuren FRESHMEN Randy Allen Gay Behrensmeyer John Benton David Blaylock David Bleuer Freshmen Enbark on Their Mike Bunch Cindy Cooper Veta Brumbaugh Roxanne Connell CLASS OFFICERS Lee Nice, President Pam Nelson, Secretary Karen McLaughlin, Treasurer Joe Schurr, Vice-President :irst Year David Deppe of High School Life Helen Eddingfield Bonnie Erickson Cheryl Fenton Steve Frank Julie Frew Foe Fritch TOP FIVE Vickie Price Pam Nelson Lee Nice George Schriver Rita Martin Pam Chapman Dan Healey Dan Heiar Bob Henry Brenda Hemphill Rick Hartman Bridget Kale Kathy Kemp Laurie Hergert Cheryl Jordan Ricky Kurtenbach JoLane Laffoon Donald Lamb Roberta Lingafelter Gary Loy Steve Mack Rita Martin Michele McCubbin Rick McGuire Donnie McLaughlin Allen McNichols Glen Melcher Nancy Meyer Mark Mueller Lee Nice The freshmen's first step is getting their books Vickie Price Priscilla Rathbun Larry Redman Sharon Reed Karen McLaughlin Kenneth Presson Jim Sackfield gy Joe Schurr Shirley Scott Tom Secymore George Schriver Mike Sloan Kathy Stark Tony Swain Mark Sloan Jack Tindall Pam Turner Mike Vale Bill Verbeke Susan Timmons Greg Verbout Larry Wadsworth Debbie Walker Linda Weese Deri Wilkins S3IIIALLDV Editing a Yearbook Demands Time, Patience, and Ingenuity ADVERTISING MANAGER Nancy McConnell SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER Kathi Nimrick GRADE SCHOOL EDITOR Mona Meyer IVY TOWER 71 Prizes Encourage Students to YEARBOOK SALESMEN: Gale Ornelis, Lynn Harkey, Debbie Raatz, Roberta Lingafelter, Janet Miller, Vickie Blick. Junior magazine sales captain, Gale Ornelis, and Senior magazine sales captain, Mona Meyer, worked hard to keep re- cords of the magazine campaign. 72 Sell Magazines for Yearbook Fund The top five salesmen won prizes for their efforts. Dixie Hergert sold $255 worth of magazines, Mona Meyer sold $116, Karen Brumbaugh sold $104, Mary Carlson sold $83, and Gale Ornelis sold $208. The Thirty Dollar Club consists of members who sold over $30 worth of magazines. In addition to the top five salesmen, other members are - First Row: Velma Davis, Janet DeGreve, Hope Harkey, Barb Floyd. Second Row: Bud Hughes, Lloyd Ford, Larry Holevoet, Bill Potter, Dale Pace, Howard Johnston, Greg Wilson. 73 Advertising Helps Finance Our Yearbook ADVERTISING STAFF - Front Row: Rosalie Cameron, Steve Rind, Jane La Due, Rhonda Hartman, Shirley Mack, Kathi Nimrick, Tarrilee Jennings, Becky Burford. Back Row: Mary Miller, Brian Zwicker, Judy Martin, Larry Henry, Joan Fritch. ADVERTISING STAFF: Mona Meyer, Patrice Maynard, Cindee Sharer, Cathie Sloan, Tim Frye, Karen Brumbaugh, Gary Dierolf, Steve Christensen, Nancy McConnell, Carole Ash, Janis Hurley, Cindy Taylor. 74 Cadet Teaching Is Offered to FTA FT A - First Row: Mary Ann Capan, Ruth Ann Hannah, JoLane Laffoon, Janis Hurley, President; Tarrilee Jennings, Vice-President; Kathi Nimrick, Kathy Smith. Second Row: Mrs. Lilliman, Sponsor; Sue Kale, Paul Barnett, Rita Martin, Kathy Coyne, Polly Nice, Velma Davis, Sharon Larson, Mrs. Salter, Sponsor. Third Row: Cindy Taylor, Joan Fritch, Dianne Kemp, Judy Deel, Norma Baker, Bel Waterman, Celia Puckett. Fourth Row: Joyce Nalevanko, Gale Ornelis, Carole Crawford, Sharman Thuren, Dixie Hergert, Cindee Sharer, Judy Martin, Dianne Schalk. Fifth Row: Gay Behrensmeyer, Tom Weihler, Larry Henry, Debra Swinford, Ken Baker, Lynda Adams, Linda Breiby, Pam Nelson. With the help of Mrs. Hayes, these FTA members presented a one-act play to the parents attending open house. Seated: Cindy Taylor, Pam Nelson, Joyce Nalevanko, Paul Barnett, Mrs. Hayes. Standing: Velma Davis, Larry Henry, Dianne Schalk, Rita Martin, Sharman Thuren, Tom Weihler, Larry Burford, Dianne Kemp, Janis Hurley. 75 STUDENT COUNCIL Lynda Adams Kim Behrensmeyer Rosalie Cameron Steve Christensen Tim Frye Ruth Ann Hannah Larry Henry Paula Jennings Kent Keim Bill La Due Nancy McConnell Mark Mueller Dianne Schalk Cindee Sharer Cathie Sloan Brian Zwicker STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Mr. Pohlman. Sponsor; Dianne Schalk. Vice-President; Larry Henry, Treasurer; Steve Christensen, President; Nancy McConnell, Secretary. Mr. King and these Student Council mem- bers are making last minute prep- arations for the Christmas party. Besides their annual Home- coming activi- ties, Student Council has be- gun work on es- tablishing a school dress code and student hand- book. 77 Class Floats Help Make The Juniors won first place with their float Let's Pop a Victory. 78 The Senior float De-Feet Em won the second place prize. 1967 Homecoming a Success Third place went to the Sophomore float entry They Can't Figure Us. The blazing bonfire keeps the 1967 Homecoming spirit alive. Royalty Highlights Homecoming Dance The long awaited moment finally arrives - the 1967 Queen The Senior Royalty lead the Grand March, is announced. The 1967 Homecoming Royalty with last year's King and Queen, Jerry Johnston and Debbie Deel, and crownbearers, Angie Parker and David Parker. 82 Melissa and Ray hope to see a Homecoming victory before going to the Linda saves Mike's football as a souvenir of dance. dance. This couple is enjoying the music provided by the Epicureans. Rod Hartman Lynn Harkey Vickie Blick Rick Hartman The Student Staff Helps Relieve OFFICE HELP: Mona Meyer, Becky Burford, Rosalie Cameron, Patrice Maynard, Janet Miller. TICKET SELLERS: Nancy Gonzalez, Lynda Adams, Sue CAFETERIA HELP: Terry Raine, Terry Staley, Gary Loy. Kale, Barb Floyd. Pressure on the Administration BOOKSTORE ATTENDANTS: Sherry Hartman, Larry Henry, Dianne MAILMAN: Tom Weihler Kemp. 87 HEAD LIBRARIANS: Nancy McConnell, Janet DeGreve, Karen Petterson. ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS: Cindy Yeater, Sharon Larson, Joyce Erickson, Rosalie Cameron, Paul Barnett, Mary Ann Capan. ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS: Larisa Dorr, Ginger Heiar, Vickie Price, Rose Mary Day, Patty Wilson, Tom Dawson. 88 Learning to Do—Doing to Learn FFA - First Row: Paul Mital, Don McLaughlin, Jim Johansen, Paul Barnett, Terry Raine, Willie Wilson. Sec- ond Row: John Benton, Jim Sackfield, Glen Melcher, Dan Heiar, Larry Wadsworth, Don Lulow, Mr. Gregory. Third Row: A1 Hampton, Bruce Hurley, Mike Wardlow, Ron Wadsworth, Danny Hamerlinck, Steve Mack, Larry Redman. Fourth Row: Rick Kurtenbach, Darrel Melcher, Howard Johnston, Randy Heiar, Robbie Davison, Rich Simmon, Mike Coyne, Gary Dierolf. Fifth Row: Randy Allen, Lyle Manthe, Gary Miller, Larry Holevoet, Steve Dochterman, Brian Zwicker, Tom Weihler, Rex Jacobs. FFA OFFICERS: Rich Simmon, Reporter; Mike Coyne, Treasurer; Gary Dierolf, President; Paul Barnett, Secretary; Brian Zwicker, Vice-President, Student Council Representative; Mr. Gregory, Advisor. FFA FOUNDATION WINNERS - Sitting: Gary Dierolf, Corn Production; Mike Coyne, Small Grain Production; Paul Bar- nett, Sheep Production. Standing; Brian Zwicker, Swine Production; Steve Dochterman, Crop Specialty; Steve Krahl, Beef Production; Larry Holevoet, Dairy Production. judged on leadership activities, scholarship, and farm records, Gary Dierolf was named Chapter Star Farmer. Brian competed with representatives from 13 other schools and won the Section Swine Award. 90 Larry Holevoet, Brian Zwicker, and Gary Dierolf won third, second, and first place respectively in the Farm Planning Contest. Tom Weihler, Steve White, Darrel Melcher, Mike Coyne, Paul Barnett, and Don Lulow helped serve the annual Mother- Daughter Banquet given by the FHA. 91 Sweetheart Swirl Is Sweetheart Queen: Barb Floyd Sweetheart King: Tom Weihler Gary Dierolf, FFA President, and Rosalie Cameron, FHA President, crowned Queen Barb and King Tom with crowns car- ried by Ruthie Box and Jimmy White. a Fantasy in Lights After the coronation, the king and queen and their attendants lead the Grand March. 93 First Attendants Shirley Mack Brian Zwicker Second Attendants Howard Johnston Debbie Raatz Sweethearts Forever Gary Dierolf, President of FFA, asks his date, Bel Waterman, to Karen and Jeff enjoy the music of the Standard dance. Deviation. Last year’s king and queen, Rich Simmon and Peggy Hartman, reminisce with their dates about last year's dance. As the couple arrives at the dance, Gary helps Joyce with her coat. FHA Offers Opportunities Unlimited FHA OFFICERS: Paula Jennings, Degrees Chairman; Shirley Mack, Secretary; Diana Fenton, Treasurer; Nancy McCon- nell, Second Vice-President; Rosalie Cameron, President; Tarrilee Jennings, First Vice-President; Jo Nell Rhodenbaugh, Vice-President of Recreation; Janet DeGreve, Vice-President of Projects; Janis Hurley, Vice-President of Public Relations; Karen Petterson, Historian. FHA FAMILY - First Row: Ruth Box, Little Sister; Mrs. E. L. Huggins, Chapter Grandmother; Mrs. Leo Cameron, Chap- ter Mother; Jimmy White, Little Brother. Second Row: Gary Dierolf, Big Brother; Mr. Stanley Jennings, Chapter Father. We Are the Builders of Homes' SENIORS - First Row: Sharon Larson, Joan Fritch, Jolene Hergert. Second Row: Norma Baker, Cindy Taylor, Judy Mar tin, Lynn Sloan, Pat Lulow, Patrice Maynard, Ginger Heiar. Third Row; Rhonda Hartman, Cindee Sharer, Carole Ash. Dixie Hergert, Debra Swinford, Sherry Hall, Barbara Day, Cathie Sloan. JUNIORS - First Row: Sue Kale, Debbie Raatz, Elaine Timmons, Peggy Hartman, Judy Johansen, Hope Harkey, Nancy Wagoner. Second Row: Gale Ornelis, Jill Buckwalter, Barbara Floyd, Mary Carlson, Janet Verbeke, Dianne Schalk. Third Row: Lynda Adams, Mary Hergert, Linda Hall. 96 Homes for America's Future” SOPHOMORES - First Row: Bel Waterman, Angela Todd, Sandra Vercauteren, Kathy Zwicker, Donna Anderson, Mary Ann Capan. Second Row: Joyce Nalevanko, Linda Petty, Diana Anderson, Patty Wilson, Celia Puckett, Kathy Coyne, Cindy Yeater. Third Row: Sandra McKinley, Carole Crawford, Judy Deel, Sharman Thuren, Janet Miller, Melissa Hamilton, Susan Swinford. FRESHMEN - First Row: Roxanne Connell, Julia Frew, Cheryle Johnson, Cheryl Fenton, JoLane Laffoon. Second Row: Angela Capan, Mary Ann Johnson, Sharon Reed, Eva Cameron, Kathy Stark, Joan Hergert, Pamela Chapman, Helen Eddingfield. Third Row: Susie Crawford, Roberta Lingafelter, Dianne Krouse, Vickie Blick, Cindy Cooper, Rita Martin, Pam Turner, Karen McLaughlin, Priscilla Rathbun. Fourth Row: Veta Brumbaugh, Julie Kindelsperger, Sherry Jordan, Lynda Lewis, Nancy Meyer, Pamela Nelson, Kathy Kemp, Susan Timmons, Brenda Hemphill. 97 Scenes From the Mother-Daughter Banquet The FHA bulletin board is a monthly responsibility of the organization. Each of these girls - Diana Ander- son. Donna Anderson, and Veta Brumbaugh - has taken her turn working on the bulletin board committee. Leisure Time - Constructive Time is one of the many projects that FHA girls may work on during the school year. Jolene Hergert, Judy Martin, Chairman: JoLane Laffoon, and Kathy Stark display their contributions to this project. Students Gain Valuable BOY'S CHORUS - First Row: Rick Kurtenbach, Bob Henry, Dan Heiar, Ron Wadsworth. Second Row: Robert Strom, Jim Johansen, Randy Heiar, Bob Berenger, Mike Coyne, Paul Barnett, Jim Hergert, Bruce Hurley. Third Row: Robbie Davison, David Blaylock, Peggy Hartman, Sue Kale, Hope Harkey, Bob Connell, Larry Holevoet, Deri Wilkins, David Stark. Fourth Row: Rick McGuire, Larry Henry, Doug Plank, Steve Christensen, Greg Hultgren, Steve May- hew, Brian Zwicker, Rich Simmon, Greg Wilson, Gary Dierolf, Rick Child, David Johnson. SOPRANOS - First Row: Debbie Walker, Rosalie Cameron, Sharman Thuren, Sherry Hall, Joyce Nalevanko, Sandra McKinley, Linda Claeys, Kathy Kemp. Julie Kindelsperger. Second Row: Pam Turner, Kathy Coyne, Jolene Her- gert, Donna Anderson, Diana Fenton, Roberta Lingafelter, Mary Ann Johnson, Dianne Krouse. 100 Experience in Vocal Music SECOND SOPRANOS - First Row: Judy Johansen, Rhonda Hartman, Cindee Sharer, Carole Crawford. Second Row: Mary Ann Capan, Priscilla Rathbun, Brenda Hemphill, Kathy Stark, Vickie Blick, Veta Brumbaugh, Ginger Heiar, Sandra Vercauteran, Cindy Yeater. Third Row: Cathie Sloan, Bel Waterman, Janis Hurley. Mary Miller, Carole Ash, Lynn Sloan, Elaine Timmons, Cindy Taylor, Helen Eddingfield, Polly Nice, Susan Timmons. ALTOS - First Row: Janet DeGreve, Ruth Ann Hannah, Roxanne Connell, Winnie Jones, Patrice Maynard, Joan Fritch, Nancy Wagoner. Second Row: Linda Petty, Dianne Kemp. Tarrilee Jennings, Nancy McConnell. Judy Mar- tin, Suzie Crawford, Paula Jennings, Shirley Mack, Dixie Hergert, Dianne Schalk. Third Row . Jo Rhodenbaugh, Dianne Krider, Pam Nelson, Jill Buckwalter, Linda Hall, Mary Hergert. Lynda Adams, Sue Breitenstein, Judy Deel, Barb Floyd, Angela Todd. 101 Cindee Sharer and Judy Martin have accompanied the chorus for three years. 102 The chorus helpers, Carole Crawford, Peggy Hartman, Sandra McKinley, Judy Deel, Kathy Coyne, Mary Ann Capan, Hope Harkey, and Patrice Maynard, take attendance and pass out music. Chorus Members Practiced Hard for the Spring and Winter Concerts Sharman Thuren, Jo Rhodenbaugh, Kathy Kemp, Rick McGuire, David Stark, and Robert Strom sang special numbers in the Christmas Con- cert. The soloists this year were Kathy Kemp who sang Hush, My Dear and Robert Strom who sang O Holy Night. The Christmas Con- cert is the first con- cert of the year. Everyone worked hard to make it a success. Right after Christmas the chorus starts to practice for the Spring Concert. Many hours are needed to prepare for the final concert of the year. Kathy Kemp, Julie Kindelsperger, Dianne Krouse, and Mary Ann Johnson sang a special soprano part in one of the arrangements for the Spring Concert. 103 Bandsmen Increase Spirit at School Social Events Sherrard High Band Participates PERCUSSION: Keith Staley, Gail McCullough, Kim Behrensmeyer, Sherry Hall, Linda Breiby, Tarrilee Jennings, Jon Raatz. WOODWINDS - First Row . Carol Ash, Judy Martin, Julie Kindelsperger, Gay Behrensmeyer, Paula Jennings, Kathy Kemp. Second Row: Dianne Schalk, Kathy Stark, George Schriver, Sharman Thuren, Wayne Sloan, Bob Henry. Third Row: Glen Melcher, David Stark, Cindee Sharer, Don Davis, Bob Schriver. 106 in Concerts and Contests BRASS - First Row: Mike Schalk, John Watson, Linda Lewis, Larry Holevoet. Lee Nice, David Bleuer. Second Row: Mark Rossiter, Deri Wilkins, Kent Keim, Jim McKinley, James Hergert. The Tiger Marching Band performs in the evening Homecoming parade. 107 Band members board the bus on their way to a con- cert. MAJORETTES: Janet DeGreve, Rhonda Hartman, Head Majorette; Sherry Hartman, Cindy Taylor. 108 FLAG BEARERS: Janis Hurley, Elaine Timmons, Mary Ann Capan, Debbie Raatz, Lynn Sloan, Michele McCubbin. BAND OFFICERS: Tarrilee Jennings, Librarian; Dianne Schalk, President; Cindee Sharer, Vice-President; Carole Ash, Secretary. BAND BOOSTER OFFICERS: Mrs. Schalk, Secretary; Mrs. Zwicker, Vice-President; Mrs. Thuren, Treasurer. Ab- sent: Mr. Rossiter, President. SCIENCE CLUB - First Row: Dianne Schalk, Mary Miller, Barbara Floyd, Doug Plank, Rick Karlburg, Jane LaDue, Dianne Kemp, Janet DeGreve, Mr. King, Advisor. Second Row: Gary Adams, Steve Rind, Kent Keim, Steve Mayhew, Brian Zwicker, Lynda Adams, Gary Dierolf, Rich Simmon. Third Row: Greg Hultgren, Gary Holliday, Tom Thompson. George Mehall, Kim Behrensmeyer, Steve Christensen, Tim Frye. LITERARY CLUB - First Row: Lynda Adams, Patrice Maynard, Secretary-Treasurer; Cindee Sharer, Vice-President; Cathie Sloan, President; Rhonda Hartman. Second Row: Hope Harkey, Peggy Hartman. Barbara Floyd, Gale Ornelis, Cindy Taylor, Renee Goulet, Dianne Kemp. Third Row: Nancy Wagoner, Janet DeGreve, Sue Kale, Tom Weihler, Gay Behrensmeyer, JoLane Laffoon, Janet Verbeke, Tarrilee Jennings. Informative—Interesting—Entertaining There are many facets to making a school paper. There is not only the skill of writing articles but also the tiresome task of stapling the paper together. Sue Breitenstein, Mark Ornelis, Steve Slavish, Winnie Jones, Larry Burford, Roddy Hart- man, Kathy Coyne, and Diane Rhodenbaugh are glad to help with any part of the paper. Several members of the Paw Prints staff went to a journalism class in Chicago. They are Polly Nice, Angela Todd, Bel Waterman, Ray Castrey, Editor; Bill La Due, Janet Miller, and Jeff Dawson. Jeff and Steve display the Junior Varsity and Varsity traveling trophies. SPORTS Agony of Defeat are Experienced in Although it took four years' training and practice, the results made it worthwhile. 115 The left side opens a gaping hole for a 6-yard gain. Ken Baker eludes the line on a 43 power dive. McCubbin sprints 80 yards to tally 6 points. Offense Tom Thompson - Center Mike McCubbin - Tailback The squad expresses their excitement as we again take the lead. Behind good blocks McCubbin cuts up field. HONORS First Team All-Conference Defense Steve Miller - Corner Linebacker All-Conference Honorable Mention Tigers Climax Season With a Football Leo Myers Sherrard She rrard Sherrard Sherrard Abingdon Rockridge Winola Orion Steve Mayhew Steve Rind Gary Dicrolf Steve Dochterman Greg Hultgrcn Second-Place Conference Rating Scores Sherrard 13 West me r 7 Sherrard 35 Atkinson 0 Sherrard 28 Alwood 7 Sherrard 15 Cambridge 19 HONORS First Team Little All-State Greg Hultgren - Tackle All-Western Illinois Greg Hultgren - Tackle Steve Dochterman - Fullback All-Conference - Offense Greg Hultgren - Tackle Steve Dochterman - Fullback All-Conference - Defense Steve Dochterman - End Gary Sleezer - Tackle Steve Miller - Corner Linebacker Larry Henry Gary Sleezer Ken Baker Steve Christensen Richard Simmon The 1967 Football Season VARSITY - First Row: Mr. Billups, Coach; Rex Rogers, Steve Miller. Mike McCubbin, Paul Barnett, Mr. Jackson. Assistant Coach. Second Row; Ken Cameron, Manager; Ken Baker, Gary Adams, Gary Dierolf, Jerry Crawford, Keith Staley, Grant Weber, Manager. Third Row: Billy Potter, Larry Henry, Gary Holliday, Kent Keim, Greg Hultgren, Steve Rind, Rich Simmon, Leo Myers. Fourth Row: Steve Mayhew, Tom Thompson, George Mehall, Kim Behrensmeyer, Steve Dochterman, Jim McKinley, Gary Sleezer, Steve Christensen, Bob Schriver. 120 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Shirley Mack, Cindee Sharer, Debbie Raatz, Carole Ash, and Nancy Wagoner. Proved to be Exceptionally Good JR. VARSITY - First Row: Joe Zimmerman, Manager; Dennis Hurley, Tom Dawson, Greg Verbout, Billy Sturms, Gary Woehlk, John Watson, Jon Raatz, Manager. Second Row: Mr. Lloyd, Assistant Coach; Don Lulow, Mike Sloan, Dan Hamerlinck, Don Lamb, Kenny Presson, Bob Henry, Joe Schurr, Mr. Woodley, Coach. Third Row: Bob Connell, Lee Nice, Ron Gosney, Lyle Manthe, Bill LaDue, Mark Ornelis, Randy Brasmer, Rick Hartman, Ed Haynes, A1 Hampton. Fourth Row: Deri Wilkins, Rex Jacobs, Jay Hutchins, Don Davis, Steve Slavish, Rod Hart- man, Jeff Dawson, Henry Johnston, Danny Shields, Tony Swain. JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Cindy Cooper, Lynn Harkey, Janet Miller, and Kathy Zwicker. 121 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1967-68 Sherrard 67 Alexis 71 72 Atkinson 51 54 Alwood 55 55 Orion 61 57 Monmouth 64 73 Aledo 50 62 Winola 55 59 Rockridge 58 50 Cambridge 69 59 Westmer 58 65 Alwood 59 86 Atkinson 54 60 Winola 48 53 Orion 61 60 Cambridge 55 50 Rockridge 51 55 Westmer 59 66 Knoxville 56 Abingdon 62 Dallas City 78 Tournament 55 Abingdon 53 49 Winola 44 Cornbelt 63 Winola 54 Tournament 61 Alwood 54 (2nd Place) 58 Orion 65 Regional 67 Rova 69 Tournament The Starting Steve Dochterman Tim Frye Steve Slavish First Team Honorable Mention All-Conference All-Conference Tiger Six Gary Holliday Steve Christensen Tony Starcevieh Second Team All-Conference Honorable Mention All-Conference Two 1967 Track Members Tim Frye broke the school record for his high jump in the conference meet at Rockridge. 128 Tim concentrates on the hurdle - and with a burst of speed goes over. Prove Records Can Be Broken During the Cornbelt meet Gary Holliday broke both the school record and the Fresh-Soph record in the pole vault. Track Develops Skill, Kent Keim, Tom Thompson, and Tom Weihler run the 50-yard dash. 130 Greg perfected his shot-put form by hours of practice. Stamina, and Ability Kim Behrensmeyer and Mike McCubbin demonstrate the proper starting position for a sprint. Coach Woodley explains to Gary that the spin is im- portant in the discus. 1967 Track Schedule April 4 April 28 Alexis 78 Galva Relays Monmouth 45 (9 1 2 Points) Sherrard 37 May 1 April 11 Winola 61 Alwood 92 1 2 Sherrard 60 Sherrard 34 1 2 Cambridge 38 April 19 May 9 Sherrard 70 Fresh-Soph Westmer 57 Combelt Meet Sherrard won April 22 Davenport Relays (Broke 2 records) Sherrard 8 May 16 (F.S. Relay Varsity Placed 2nd) Combelt Meet Sherrard 4th April 24 Alexis Relays May 22 (6th Place) Atkinson Relays Sherrard 36 pts. (7th Place) 131 POM POM SQUAD: Diane Rhodenbaugh, Roberta Lingafelter, Janet DeGreve, Linda Petty, Cindy Taylor, Vickie Blick, Peggy Hartman, Hope Harkey, Patty Wilson, Cindy Yeater, Joyce Nalevanko, Renee Goulet. 132 JUNIOR HIGH ELLOISE ULLI MAN LARRY SCHULTE ESTHER SALTER ANITA EAGLE ' WILLIAM HAMERLY GWENDOLYN RHODENBAUGH WOODROW SALTER DONNA JACKSON JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Mrs. Jackson, Teresa Wads- worth, Curt Thompson, Claudia Taylor, John Barnett, Doris Johnson, Rex Miller, Teresa Floyd, James Phelps. Second Row: Barbara Daggett, Greg Shelangouski, Ed- die Hainline, Annette Nice. Third Row: Robert Weese, Joyce Granger, Mike Peeb- ler, Carolyn Zwicker, Ralph Corwin, Ca- rol Ogburn, Brian Child, Judy Jordon, Jay Dawson. Fourth Row: Malinda Harris, Da- vid Nowack, Rondi Mack, Dennis Johnson, Sherry Larson, Greg Castrey, Tamara Sla- vish. Fifth Row: Terry Hudnall, Georgia Day, Robert Spengler, Linda Bunch. 9 d M tit SHERRARD JR. HIGH GRAOE I 967 1968 3. § 9 a 2, 9 Q ft JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Mrs. Lilliman, Gary Simonson, Ann LaDue, Randy Glancy, Desiree Cros- san, Kent Kindelsperger, Connie Schriver, Charles Pappas, Reita Amy. Second Row: Rian Basala, Patty Watson, Cindy Lulow, Brian Breiby. Third Row: Teresa Laktas, Diana Palmer, Mike Deppe, Kay Jackson, Greg Dhaemers, Gina Holdsworth, Karen Child. Fourth Row: Keith Kindelsperger, Leslie Encapera, Kathy Barto, Greg Boens, Mary Miller, Carol Capan, Rick Wagle. Fifth Row: Yvonne Tindall, Doug Erd- mann, Peggy DeGreve, Ken Boersen. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Mr. Hamerly, John Lewis, Mi- chelle Welsch, Hugh Conwell, Marlene Jansen, Kenneth Brewer, Mary Mears, Danny Bloom, Vicki Becker. Second Row: Scharell Young, Linda Peterson. Third Row; Terry Ayers, Scott Fowler, Steve Dobbins, Marty Coyne, Rusty Boehme, Victor Weihler, John Fakas, Walter Strom, Steve Chapman. Fourth Row: Dona Nale- vanko, Ken Jordan, Mike Hohl, Cherie Krouse, Pat Eddingfield, Richard Raine, Bonnie Jacobs. Fifth Row: Jeff Brown, Donald Weston, Paul Secymore, Roger Fredell. A SHERRARD JR. HIGH GRAOE I 967 22222 29 J % 5 ■■ WM a 2 x %2L3t i- il SHERRARO JR. HIGH GRADE I 967 I 968 JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Miss Eagle, Mark Kammerman, Cindy O’Brien, Mark McMaster, Roberta Foster, Bill Henry, Shannon Thuren. Sec- ond Row: Terry Johnson, Babette Vale, Randi Hudnall, Roger Laffoon. Third Row: Deborah Presson, Gerry Allen, Gary Ver- cauteren, Terry Swain. Fourth Row: Rob- ert Billings, Deborah Bloom, Steve Peter- son, Sadie Simmons, Pat Sloan. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Mr. Salter, Debbie Rhoden- baugh, Brian Dhaemers, Cindy Gulley, Doug Ogburn, Lori Blick, Doug Bleuer, Pat Bell, Jeff Connell. Second Row: Cindi Mack, Dan Breitenstein, Don Green, Deb- bie Robinson. Third Row: Terry Stark, Mary Nice, Gary Dochterman, Linda De- Greve, Randy Schwarz, Alice Pace, Kevin Matter, Lu Ann Koob, Mike Fiedler. Fourth Row: Tamie Ziemer, Tom Wynn, Pam Rathbun, John Hergert, Jan Spengler, David Mital, Chris Basala, Robbie Gillette, Terri Hargrave. Fifth Row: Kathleen Doc- herty, Angela Encapera, Marla Matkovic, Jill McCaw, Barbara Henry, Colleen Har- mon. 9 ZL5!, 1 5 9 SHERRARO JR. HIGH GRADE 1967 1968 V 5 A 9 A SHERRARO JR. HIGH GRADE 8 1967 - 1968 % 9 4 9A 9. 9 5i I JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Mrs. Salter, Denise Wilsey, Rick Amy, Julie Potter, Joe McKinley, Mary Sue Zwicker, Jerry Hutchins, Kathy Cameron, Jim Lamb. Second Row: Me- linda Sturms, Randy Corwin, Keith Willis, Margaret Sackfield. Third Row; Susan Dobbins, Harold Braughton, Kristine Lind- burg, Walter Brown, Mary Simmon, Dennis Buckwalter, Diane Zwicker, Terry St. Clair, Lou Ann Puckett. Fourth Row: Ron- nie Sneath, Leonard Fuller, Fred Smith, Dan Overton, William Bonick, Steve Gre- gory, Jack Smith. Fifth Row: Garry Hall, Neal Hohl, David Wilson, Terry Becker. 138 JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Mr. Schulte, Rodger Slavish, Jackie Redecker, Donnie Zwicker, Sandra Schnoor, David Adams, Joan Martin, How- ard Tatge, Sherry True. Second Row: Jim Crawford, Shelia Welch, Sandra Todd, James Day. Third Row: Carol Erickson, Deraid Winn, Joyce St. Clair, Calvin Heiar, Sally Eddingfield, Dennis Wallin, Dianna Ogburn, Mike Johnson, Karen Scott. Fourth Row: Jeff Gowey, Marcia Hergert, Mike Zwicker, Jean Schroeder, Richard Waterman, Janet Willis, David Karlburg, Robin Ehlers, Randy Verbout. Fifth Row: Gary Stephens, Mike Jacobs, Danny Buck- waiter, John Jordan. Representing Sherrard Junior High School at the chorus festi- val at Cambridge were Marcia Hergert, Angela Encapera, Kathy Docherty, Denise Wilsey, and Jill McCaw. Harold Braughton, Richard Blaylock, Rick Wagle, John Fakas, Walter Strom, Tom Wynn, and Howard Tatge were outstanding Junior High music students. EIGHTH GRADE - First Row: Tom White, Danny Buckwalter, Brian Dhaemers, Randy Verbout, Cal Heiar, Robbie Gil- lette, Rian Basala. Second Row: Jerry Hutchins, Manager; Gary Dochterman, Deraid Winn, Dennis Wallin, Mike Fied- ler, Jim Crawford, Garry Hall, John Hergert, Manager; Mr. Schulte, Coach. 140 EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Cindy Gulley, Sherry True, Lori Blick. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Debbie Presson, Kay Jackson, Cherie Krouse. SEVENTH GRADE - First Row: Jay Dawson, Rick Wagle, James Phelps, Vic Weihler, Greg Dhaemers, Mark Kammer- man, Greg Bowens, Keith Owens, John Fakas. Second Row; Mr. Hamerly, Coach; John Barnett, Manager; Bill Henry, Rusty Boehme, Greg Castrey, Marty Coyne, Rob Spengler, Kent Kindelsperger, Keith Kindelsperger, Kenny Jordan, Hugh Conwell, Gary Simonson, Manager. 141 The Student Council works for the good of the Junior High. The members are: Cherie Krouse, Robbie Spengler, Joan Martin, President: Carol Capan, Secretary; Debbie Presson, Sherrie True, Vice-President; Gary Dochterman, Trea- surer; Garry Hall. The Junior High Band strives to be at its best. First Row; John Lewis, Kevin Blusher, Dennis Johnson, Robert Billings, Terry Stark, Michael Johnson, Gary Simonson. Second Row: Sally Nice, Mary Ellen Simmons, Mary Sue Zwicker, Patty Watson, Carolyn Zwicker, Brian Dhaemers, Greg Dhaemers, Jerry Hutchins, Kathleen Adamek, Mike Zwicker. Third Row: Dennis Wallin, Joan Martin, Kathy Docherty, Colleen Harmon, Judy Jordan, Marcia Hergert, Deraid Winn, Terry Becker, Gina Holdsworth, Donnie Zwicker, Mike Fiedler, James Phelps, Charles Stropes, Mr. McChesney. 142 ELEMENTARY Teachers Exert Never-Ending JOYCE KNOX Sherrard CATHERINE BATES Sherrard EVA SEITZ Sherrard SK , MARY ALICE McATEE Sherrard MARGUERITE KRUSE Sherrard DORCAS COLLIER Sherrard CAROLINE ALVIN Sherrard r i HELEN SCHAECHTER CHRISTINE MYERS Preemption Preemption MABEL ROBBINS Preemption CURTIS McATEE Preemption 144 Influence Upon Their Students EDNA NIMRICK Swedona MARY JANE MOODY Swedona MABEL STARK Matherville KATHLEEN ADAMS Matherville E. KENNETH PRATT Matherville ORVILLE MINTEER Matherville JUANITA SCHUTTE Coyne Center MARGARET SWAIN Coyne Center RAMONA McMEEKAN Coyne Center CHRISTINE BEVILL Coyne Center NANETTE WILLIAMS Coyne Center VICKI WASSENHOVE Coyne Center 145 MONETA MARTIN Coyne Center CARLEY SMITH Coyne Center JO ANN WHITMORE Coyne Center BEVERLY PEARSON Coyne Center SWEDONA FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD GRADES First Row: Marsha Willis, Julie Anderson, Lex Miller, Anthony Gosney, Johnny Kling, Edmond Emmerson, Curtis Anderson. Sec- ond Row: Adam Miller, James White, Ste- ven Hollars, Mark Pappas, Fred Edding- field, Roy Lee White Jr. Third Row: Mrs. Nimrick, Joyce Floyd, Jeffery Anderson, Barry Hollars, Gary Carlson, Susan Fulton, Teena Bloomberg, Michael White. SWEDONA FOURTH, FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES First Row: Pamala Tomlinson, Cynthia White. Second Row: Donald White, Mon- ty McWhorter, Max Miller, Karen Wagon- er, Annette Gresch, Robin Fulton. Third Row: Bessie Deppe, Kay Kindlesperger, Randal McWhorter, Randall Larson, Tho- mas Eddingfield, Danny Gresch. Fourth Row: Michael Brewer, Lavern Schnowske, Betty White, Edlen Tomlinson, Roger Secymore, Cynthia Anderson, Mrs. Moody. MATHERVILLE FIRST AND SECOND GRADES First Row: Lori Mital, Lori Jo Lulow, Be- verly Weeks, Mary Jo Lulow, Theresa Nelson, Bonnie Cooper, Angela Bonick, Christopher Laktas, Doug Guss, Ricky Mc- Meeken, Mrs. Stark. Second Row: Penny Anderson, Kelly Dixon, Rebecca Timmons, Candis Johnston, Theresa Harlander, Carrie Hall, Stephanie Surr, Beth Adams, Todd Beattie, Brenda Melcher, Brent Taylor. Third Row: Michael Encapera, Troy Fen- ner, Mark Staley, Chris Seaburg, Britt Al- lison, Michael Seals. MATHERVILLE SECOND AND THIRD GRADES First Row: Gary Neal, Carol Slavish, Bar- bara Smith, Dianna Hainline, Lori Hall, Rita Allen, Becky Cooper, Patty Dixon, Christina Laktas, Dena Palmer, Scott Mof- fitt. Second Row: Mrs. Adams, Tommy Cottrell, Melanie Anderson, Karen Sue Guss, Debra Miller, Lisa Johnson, Karen Slavish, Kevin Basala, Bobby Gauley, Mark Nelson. Third Row: Allen Smith, Jyla Frye, Richard Seals, Teresa Sloan, Daniel Hainline, Brian Redpath, Theresa Seaburg, Michael Carney, Tim Loy. MATHERVILLE THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES First Row: Dea Encapera, Elaine Allen, Scott Beattie, Cynthia Guss, Katherine Jor- dan, DeAnn Hall, Nicki Encapera, Kim Miller, Elaine Harris, Mr. Pratt. Second Row: Steven Gulley, William Gauley, Da- vid Basala, Gary Cameron, Taina Erdmann, Cynthia Green, Jill Crawford, Brenda Child, Danny Palmer. Third Row: Rodney Peterson, Daniel Sloan, Joel Basala, George Seaburg, Richard Carney, Terry Johnson, Scott Guyton, Bradley Cooper, Larry Adams. Fourth Row: Mark Minteer, Dar- ren Rind, Kenneth Corwin, Dennis Corwin, Monte Cottrell. MATHERVILLE FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES First Row: Danny Matkovic, Joe Anderson, Roger Jacobs, Jared Jordan, Tony Slavish, Douglas Bonick. Second Row: Peggy An- derson, Sharee Minteer, Sheri Arkle, Ve- ronica Laktas, Debbie Becker, Bobby Rob- inson. Third Row: John Timmons, Mary Lou Joyner, Tammy Hainline, Rhonda Erd- mann, Valerie Johnson, Christine Lindsey, Nanette Basala, Marcile Collier. Fourth Row: Mr. Minteer, Janice Jordan, Shan Arkle, Lori Hartman, Debbie Green, Bon- nie Ziemer, Michele Encapera, Mary Linn Smith. Fifth Row: Derek Guyton, Bruce Rind, Ronnie Miller, Robert Carney, Allen Hartman, Jimmy Hartman, Stephen Adams, James Brewer. SHERRARD FIRST GRADE First Row: Eric Erickson, Bart Allen, Mike Linde, Tim Hamilton, Rick Stearns, Brad Ward. Second Row: Loree Klundt, Kelly Barton, Julia Anthony, Kathy Barton, Mary Wilson, Julia LaDue, Karan Kruse, Sheila Greim, Penny Hall, Teresa Braden. Third Row: Melody Evans, Ruth Box, Kathy Hus- ton, Christine Anderson, Roberta Rogers, Amy Harmon, Linda Brasmer, Brenda Reed, Billie Ann Daniels. Fourth Row: Micha Reisbeiter, Gary Logston, Craig Davis, Jo- dy Poole, Tim Bolt, Kurt Schroeder, Bob- by Murphy, Ricky Brown, Mrs. Knox. SHERRARD SECOND GRADE First Row: Jennie Curtois, Debra Seitz, Joyce Hajostek, Robyn Linde, Annette Evan. Second Row: Ronald Farr, Denzil Fannin, Bruce Linde, Dale Harmon, James Pierson, David Vergane, David Parker, David Frew, Ronald Calderone, Brian Mc- Cubbin, Kirk Kemp. Third Row: Angela Parker, Karen Crenshaw, Connie O'Brien, Wanda Hicks, Gail Adamek, Bobbi Utsin- ger, Debra Detoy, Kathy McMeekan. Fourth Row: Kirk Johnson, John Granger, Karl Schroeder, David Wickenburg, Phillip Crandall, Ronald Greim, Russell Brasmer, Kevin Isaacson, Mrs. Bates. SHERRARD THIRD GRADE First Row: Donald Anthony, Julie DeGreve, Peggy Logston, Lisa Schurr. Second Row: Mark Linde, Dinah Young, Brenda Hicks, Loleta O'Dell, Ann Bergstrom, Sheri Brown, Shirene Riesebieter, Kristi Swan- son, Raelene Billups, Carolyn Thompson, Third Row: Jerry Hamerlinck, Orvie Ful- ler, Ruth LaDue, Carol Granger, Jay Pier- son, Terry Klundt, Ronnie DeVriendt, Dennis Cummings, Denise Erickson, Diane Yeater. Fourth Row: Mrs. Seitz, Tom Calderone, Dan Bergstrom, Mark Nice, Frank Atkins, John Wilson, Bradley John- son, Kenneth Erickson, Gary Pace, Cecil Davis. SHERRARD FOURTH GRADE First Row: Jeffrey Johnson, Jerry Davis, Robert Erickson, Rodger Raine, Darrell In- man, Carel Box, Mark Davis. Second Row: James Frew, David Hamerlinck, Carole Jan Dawson, Theresa Wilson, Mich- ele Harker, Diane St. Clair, Carol Young, Bradley Blick. Third Row: Brenda Isaac- son, Debra Brasmer, Katherine Swanson, Bonnie Atkins, Vickie Greim, Dena Hum- phrey, Patricia Crandall, Monica Fuller. Fourth Row: Mrs. Collier, Ronald Semo- nis, Gilbert Overton, Charles Capan, R. D. Davis, Theodore Palmer, Michael Hall, Rodney Kalinczak, Paul Lange. SHERRARD FIFTH GRADE First Row: Mrs. Alvin, Debra Davison, Joyce Hergert, Judith Robb, Cynthia Over- ton, Cynthia Johnson, Joann Granger, De- nise Wagle, Patricia Mueller. Second Row: Doreen Stockwell, Teresa Kinsey, Gale O'Brien, Donna Carlson, Tonda Riesebie- ter, Cindy Daniels, Teresa Courtois, Arlin Adamek, Robert Vergane, Bryan Johnson. Third Row: Kenneth Thompson, Michael Harker, Mark Hamerlinck. Douglas Allen, Kenneth Fuller, Roy Raine, Nicholas Hult- gren. SHERRARD SIXTH GRADE First Row: Mrs. McAtee. Michele Crossan, Candy Isaacson, Vivian Anderson, Debbie Harker. Kim Swanson, Kristene Ceder- strom, Sally Nice, Curtis Anthony, Robbie Schalk. Second Row: Rose Thompson, Melinda Davis, Debra Logston, Kurt Carl- son, Larry Greim, KirkVerbout, Ricky Riesebieter, Kevin Blusher, Jim Granger, Monica Kohler, Becky Rogers. Third Row: Lorry Thompson, Jeff Hultgren, Charles Stropes, Linda Yeater, Janet Jackson, Brian Crandall, Duane Foster, Craig Loy, Tony McCubbin, Kathleen Adamek, Jyll Johnson. SHERRARD SIXTH GRADE First Row: Rose Larson, Linda Conwell, Karen Wilson, Mary Sue Hintermeister, Mary Ann DeVriendt, Cindy Hartman, Jean Henry. Second Row: Mrs. Kruse, Ricky Ervin, Mark Nelson, Randy Stockwell, Tim Hergert, Bruce Humphrey. Third Row: Brian Nelson, Rodney Foster, Ross Mandle, Roland Hutchinson, Dale Eiland, Ed Brad- ley. COYNE CENTER FIRST GRADE First Row: Karen Wilsey, John Bloom, Lenny Scott, Donnie Gremmels, Doug Mc- Knight, Ricky Koob, Tomi Sue Cumber- ledge. Second Row: Donald Hainline, David Abernathy, Kelly Lawson, Randy Brown, Tony Whittington, Kevin Tindall, Darrell Puckett, Larry Wilson. Third Row: Nancy Lovelace, Lisa Swanson, Kristi Minch, Sandra Lewis, Tammy Lamb, Nanette Red path, Beth Smith. Fourth Row: Traci Ferkel, Susan Reed, Sherry Mueller, Jody Miller, Carol Pearce, Linda Pahl, Lisa Randolph, Mrs. Schutte. COYNE CENTER FIRST GRADE First Row: Mark Hergert, Mike Noyes, Marc Noyes, Vera Bleuer, Rose Mary Smith. Second Row: Howard Eiland, Duane Lindsey, Sherri Hudnall, Cindy Chessler, Susan Olson, Michael Weese. Third Row: David Presson, Kevin Hubbard, Kris Lawrence, Todd Swanson, Carolynn McMeekan, Vickie Russell. Fourth Row: Jane Hubbard, Kye Carver, Gary Fenton, Debbie Appelquist, Don MacDonald, Mrs. Martin. COYNE CENTER SECOND GRADE First Row: Ronnie Bodman, Larry Buckwal- ter, Michael Lauier, Rodney Shaw. Sec- ond Row: Jay Moutrey, Donnie Connell, Randy True, Gregg Elliott, Jerry Sturms, Jeff Lawrence, Douglas Ralph, Denise An- derson. Third Row: Laurie Joines, Brenda McMaster, Christine Sigswirth, Terri Fal- coner, Kim Brasmer, Michelle Conwell, Robin Reed, Sandra Henry, Joydene Davis. Fourth Row: Karen Hohl, DiAnna Coyne, Lenny Moutrey, Kurt Lawrence, Darren Healy, Donnie Willis, Kenny Carter, Tammie Winn, Mrs. Smith. COYNE CENTER SECOND GRADE First Row: Rodger Buckwalter, Tracy Rowe, Teresa McMeekan, Paul Thrush, Craig Bennett, Jim Smith. Second Row: Danny Hohl, Vicki Miller, Janet Coyne, Pam Bennett, Kathy Wadsworth, Julie Nelson, Ben Wangelin. Third Row: Lisa Weber, Carla Lindsay, Kent Hufford, Laurie Wat- son, Joe Studer, Debbie Peebler, Brian Shelangouski. Fourth Row: Miss Whit- more, Debbie Henry, Kim Krahl, Tonya Redpath, Peter Miller, Lonnie VanHook, Nikki Wakefield, JoAnne Haysbrook. COYNE CENTER THIRD GRADE First Row: Clay Laffoon, Steven Erickson, Betsy Applequist, Dawn Walton, Patty Ap- plequist, David Ogburn, Todd Matter. Second Row: Ellen Koob, Gaye Foster, Kevin Carver, Martin Fiedler, Brenda Scott, Pam Miller, Penny Thompson. Third Row: Roger Hargrave, Theresa Fen- ton, Tammy Downey, Ruth Hergert, Gre- gory Baraks, Johnna Ries, Linda Lambert, Carolyn Wangelin. Fourth Row: Mrs. Pearson, Scott Hall, James McGill, Jerry Tyler, Buddy Wakefield. Carl Wood, Ste- ven Larimer, Todd Mueller. COYNE CENTER THIRD GRADE First Row: Ernest Dwyer, Mark Bennett, Donald Krouse, Steve Studer, Kevin Swan- son. Second Row: Fred Swanson, Steve Smith, Craig Mueller, Lorraine Eiland, Vicky Ralph, Susie Presson. Third Row: Carolyn Humphrey, Donna Bradley, Traci Hudnall, Patty Welch, Christina Daligee, Jo Ann Hicks, Sharon Lewis. Fourth Row: Mike Behrens, Steve Pahl, Rocky Mc- Knight, Randy Hornback, Doug Coyne, John Dwyer, Jimmy Cope, Mrs. Swain. COYNE CENTER FOURTH GRADE First Row: Tim Ayers, Greg Hudnall, Kathy Price, Janet Rossiter, Alethea Weese, Kevin Dougherty, Keith Bleuer. Second Row: David Hemphill, Brenda Ran- dolph, Kathy Lovelace, Doug Krahl, Dana Wakefield, Jean Eiland, Richard Smith. Third Row: Kathy Falconer, Debbie Nel- son, Candace Connell, Debbie Tatge, Tammy True, Bonnie Coyne, Diane Van Hook. Fourth Row: Pat McKinley, Ron Boersen, Joe Dilulio, Kevin Minch, Kay Weber, Paul Todd, David Haysbrook, Mrs. McMeekan. COYNE CENTER FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES First Row: Mark Ferkel, Mike Studer, Dale Fisher, Troy Swain, Greg Wadsworth. Sec- ond Row: Mike Bradley, Terry Wilkins, Tom Hergert, Jim Winn, Phillip Thrush. Third Row: Robin Rowe, Cindy Wilsey, Diane Buckwalter, Mary Beth Peterson, Carol Koob. Fourth Row: Lester Hudnall, Pat Hohl, Tim Winn, Ricky Moutrey, Tom Hargrave, Mrs. Williams. COYNE CENTER FIFTH GRADE First Row: Gale McMasters, Mike Scott, Joseph Dougherty, Jennie Bleur, Terry Henry, Linda Gowey, Dale MacDonald. Second Row: Diane Lamb, Dorrie Boens, Richard Sackfield, Christine Behrens, Da- vid Lamb, Steve Castrey, Ricky Shaw. Third Row: Larry Coyne, Dale Heiar, Donna McGill, Karen Bodman, Christine Fiedler, Barbara Wilkins, Debra Wilson, Mrs. Bevill. Fourth Row: Annette Myers, Kim Matter, Julie Peebler, Richard Reed, Marc Baraks, Jim Ries, David Brasmer. COYNE CENTER SIXTH GRADE First Row: Steve Gowey, Jim Joines, Roger Staley, Debra Stark, Janet Knapp, Doug Lambert, Bobbie Allen, Alan Willis. Sec- ond Row: Kevin Mueller, Ron Allen, David Fisher, Mike Falconer, Dean Mandle, Dan Ervin, Wes Matter, Allan Connell. Third Row: Lori Shelangouski, Sandra Penney, Laura McKinley, Polly Waterman, Janet Hayne, Debbie True, Susan Lewis, Esther Braughton, Pam Welch, Chris Dilulio. Fourth Row: Mrs. Wassenhove, Sherrill Sturms, Gail Laffoon, Sharon Tatge, Vicky Frank, Kim Downey, Teri Van Hook, Nan- cy Coyne, Dee Ann Erickson, Terry Sack- field. PREEMPTION FIRST AND SECOND GRADES First Row: Jerry Johnson, Michael Spivey, Teresa Brasmer, Robin Zwicker, Robert Moline, Larry Logston, Daryl Young, Timmy Hansen, Warner Fuller. Second Row: Nancy Welsch, Jamie Miller, Ronald Selsor, Pamela Mason, Nora McNichois, William McManus, Kevin Simmons, Diann Thompson, Christine Hays. Third Row . Elaine Johnston, Michael Verbeke, Scott Lucas, Donald Pace, Colleen Worton, Gregory Nelson, Stephanie Selsor, Linda Hutchinson, Mrs. Schaechter. PREEMPTION SECOND AND THIRD GRADES First Row: John Harris, Brent Adams, David Puckett, Richard Snyder, Bradley Anderson, Michael Phelps, Neal Gauley. Second Row: Richard Holdsworth, David Hintermeister, Edith Henry, Sally Welsch, Cynda Lowe, Laurie Anderson, Peggy Pres- lar, Lisa Swanson. Third Row: John Sim- mons, Gregory Gauley, Carolyn Johnson, Susan Morehouse, Keith Holdsworth, Stephanie Selsor, Karen McManus. Fourth Row: Bryan Adams, Juanita Daggett, Lynn Prosser, Debra Hutchinson, I.aura Weihler, Kevin Rathbun, Daniel Spivey, Delbert Henry, Mrs. Myers. PREEMPTION FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES First Row: Kathleen McManus, Mary Shields, Geralyn Dhaemers, Monte Adams, Allen Snyder. Second Row: Thomas Kam- merman, Martin Hamerlinck, James Wat- son, Danny McManus, Tamara Spengler, Cheri Gauley, Wesley Swanson, James Erickson, Sherry Swinford, John McManus, William Lipton, Ralph Haynes, Jay Zim- merman. Third Row: Sally Hintermeis- ter, Kevin Miller, Gary Martin, Mary Mc- Manus, Mrs. Robbins, David Anderson, Garry Swinford, Terrie Nelson. PREEMPTION FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES First Row: Tim Phelps, Bill Simmons, Rex Pitman, Cassie Adams, Rodney Nagelmil- ler, Byron McNichols, Michael Terrill. Second Row: Janice Nowack, Dennis Hutchinson, Sally Swinford, Debra Zwicker, Dinah Johnson, Lorin Johnson, Bill Fritch, Deborah Welsch. Third Row: Joey Dennis, Jackie Dennis, Glenda Ander- son, Ginger Sanders, Deborah Shields, Mike Tomlinson. Fourth Row: Zatha Kitchens, Tom Miller, Dan Verbeke, Steve Terrill, Mr. McAtee, Deborah Fakas, Susan Smith, Jan Zimmerman, Cindy Dhaemers. The Sherrard Grade School float entry took first place in the Homecoming Parade. Students on the float are Angela Parker, Brad Blick, and Mike Hall. The new Sherrard Grade School building contains 16 classrooms, one library, two sets of rest rooms, teachers' rest rooms and work room, one health room, one all-purpose room, one special education room, and an office. It will provide school facil- ities for students from Sherrard, Swedona, Cable, and Rural Township areas. 155 YOUR UNIT 200 1916 Sturdevant Street PHOTOGRAPHER Davenport, Iowa JIM’S STANDARD SERVICE Milan, Illinois Phone 787-7250 Open: 7 a. m. -9 p. m. Weekdays Saturday and 8 a. m. -8 p. m. Sunday After Hours Emergency Service Phone 786-5338 Motor Tune-up - Balance Wheels - General Repair We Give S H Green Stamps COMPLETE Fraternal Life Insurance Service for THE ENTIRE FAMILY SCAMPER IN CAFE Home Cooked Meals Andalusia Road Milan, Illinois Phone 787-2745 him news if in ATOR-BROS. BODY SHOP Supreme Office — Rock Island, Illinois Fraternal Life Insurance Since 1895 Frame and Front End Alignment Radiator Repair 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 526-8128 Orion, Illinois MACE CHEMICAL Look for Career SUPPLY COMPANY Opportunities with Janitor Supplies, Cleaning Materials, and Maintenance Equipment 207-09 E. 2nd Street Dial 322-4012 BITUMINOUS Davenport, Iowa INSURANCE COMPANY Rock Island ROBERT DAVISON Bulldozing Clearing Leveling General Trucking and Light Bulldozing WILLIAM TAYLOR Sherrard Illinois Phone: 593-3418 Matherville Illinois DR. RAYMOND YOHN BOWLBY MUSIC HOUSE DR. RICHARD EDWARDS Gibson, Fender, Hagstrom Guitars Optometrists 401 Cleveland Building Yamaha Pianos Band Instruments Expert Repairing Rock Island Illinois 61201 1623 2nd Avenue Phone 786-5489 STEPHEN’S TROPHIES VARNER’S FEED MILL PLAQUES, ENGRAVING, BOWLING APPAREL 425 West 4th Street Milan Illinois 701 West 3rd Davenport, Iowa Phone 787-3231 159 DEB’S DRIVE IN Delicious Sandwiches cJant Fine Food Prepared by EXPERTS Junction of Highway 67 and 92 Milan Open the Year Around MRS. R’S DAIRY BAR Shakes and Malts Made with Low Calorie Ice Milk Products Jet Spray Fruit Drinks Sandwiches - Pizzas - French Fries Short Orders 160 HOME OF SHERRARD CLEANERS We Feature Quality Dry Cleaning with 24-Hour Service Hours 9 a. m. - 9 p. m. KAY FURNITURE Rock Island's Most Progressive Furniture Store 1617 - 2nd Avenue Dial 794-1005 Rock Island, Illinois Free Delivery Open Monday till 6 and Friday Evenings till 8:30 HASSE OIL Stop in and see us so we can follow you along. Hasse congratulates you for your achievements and wishes you further success through life. HUNTER’S CAMERA SHOP Compliments of Color Processing by Eastman Kodak Photo Supplies - Hallmark Cards - Gifts Kodak, Bell Howell Polaroid Cameras Color Processing by Kodak PALMER’S TAVERN 1619 Second Avenue Rock Island, Illinois Phone 788-5126 Matherville Illinois BERT’S TV GLEN’S BIG VALUE Radio TV Repair Service Authorized Zenith Dealer Reynolds, Illinois Phone 596-2588 or 596-2424 Phone 372-8880 Viola Illinois Free S H Green Stamps NORTON’S FOOD CENTER KARLEETA’S BEAUTY SALON Since 1916 Orion Illinois Reynolds Illinois Phone 526-3322 Phone 372-4413 EVIE’S HI HO PREEMPTION MAID RITE Open 6:30 a, m. Home-Cooked Meals Buck Night Every Thursday Smorgasbord every Wednesday Open 6:30 a, m. - 9:00 p, m. Serving 4-8 Milan Illinois Preemption, Illinois 162 Phone 534-4511 In Milan it is THE BRING’ER INN A Family Style Supper Club Phone 787-1130 READ THE ARGUS for Complete Coverage of Western Illinois News THOMAS PAINT DECORATING SERVICE MINNESOTA i Custom Color Service Dan H. Thomas Milan, Illinois Proprietor Phone 787-2021 SUPERIOR BUSINESS MACHINES Over 35 years of Superior Service! If you have tried the rest, Now try the best! HERMES 3000 Typewriters are our Business Not a Sideline! We Guarantee and Service what We Sell! 1716 - 3rd Avenue Rock Island 788-1814 WORLD FAMOUS THEATRE RESTAURANT Reservations Dial 787-1111 or 787-1701 MILAN, 111. kV ROUTE 92. .. Near Memri Drive-In Theatre E. L. MENGES BROKERAGE CO. Merchandise Brokers 310 West First Street Milan, Illinois 309 787-4656 SA NA’S BEAUTY SALON Hours: 8 to 5 Closed Wednesday Thursday 12 to 8 Owned Operated by Sandy Olson Natalie Cameron Phone: 593-3391 Sherrard, Illinois We carry these famous brands: Country Set Bobbie Brooks Lady Van Heusen John Meyer of Norwich Susan Petite and many more. Rock Island - Moline - Davenport 1713 Third Avenue The Store With The Bright, Young Look! Serving this area with quality and value for 97 years ASK ABOUT OUR CONVENIENT CREDIT PLANS We give S H Green Stamps There Are As Many Butler Buildings As There Are Needs for Buildings C. CHUCK KRAHL Phone 878-1027 Milan, Illinois ALLSTEEL BUILDING COMPANY BUTLER Andalusia Road Milan, Illinois 164 things go better with Coke after Coke ONE OF ILLINOIS' MOST NATURAL ATMOSPHERIC EATING ESTABLISHMENTS WHERE FRIENDS MEET. after Coke. T..OI USDA TOP CHOICE HOME OF PRIME RIB-STEAKS THE ORIGINAL SEAFOOD SELF-SERVICE ITALIAN DINNERS SALAD BAR Bottled Under Authority of rACUITIES FOR BANQUETS ■ MEETINGS • SPECIAL EVENTS if FAMILY DINING ROOM if FOREST ROOM ★ GARDEN CLUB ROOM if OAK ROOM The Coca-Cola Company by the Vi MILE SOUTH OF ROCK ISLAND OR 2 MILES SOUTH OF MILAN ON U.S. HWY 67 AT OAK GROVE. ILL. (R.O. MILAN) 787-3211 or 787-3589 QUAD-CITIES COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED MOLINE NATIONAL BANK With Trust Department Moline Illinois Member of FDIC Did you know you could help finance your college education through the Student Loan Service in Illinois? Such a loan is being discussed by two senior girls with a staff member of the Moline National Bank. KEN FRYE RADIO TV SERVICE VIOLA FLOWER GIFT SHOP Sherrard, Illinois Phone 593-3651 Let us help you skyrocket with gifts, corsages, novelties Norge and Maytag Appliances Motorola Radio and TV Phone 596-2622 Viola, Illinois K. C. HUGGINS STANDARD Compliments of ART LEE’S LUNCH Tank Truck Deliveries Sherrard, Illinois Phone 593-3691 Sherrard Illinois VIOLA LOCKER SERVICE BROKER INSURER Wholesale Retail Meats Custom Processing WAYNE R. SPENGLER Phone 596-2424 SHERRARD, ILLINOIS Viola Illinois FARM LOANS Phone: 534-4325 MIDWEST FIBRE PRODUCTS DEANE FRYE Corrugated Boxes General Contracting Folding Cartons Fibre Cases Viola Illinois Matherville, Illinois Phone 754-5311 Phone 596-2141 166 Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-7212 Jlazzy 'Uogt’i MYRNA RAE’S STUDIO OF DANCE MEAT MARKET Route 67 in Milan, Illinois Reynolds and Matherville Illinois Tender Beef and Pork by the steak or by the side Phone 372-4271 Tap, Ballet, Jazz, Acrobatics, Baton OLLIE BEARMAN’S USED CARS U-DROP-INN Across from the Memri Martha Lindburg Reynolds, Illinois Milan, Illinois Home Style Food BOWLADROME LANES HALL’S SHOE STORE See our Pro-shop for balls, bags, and shoes. Aledo, Illinois 3030 7th Avenue 786-4405 Rock Island Phone 582-7011 ROY ANDERSON’S SKELLY DOONAN IMPLEMENT CO. Milan, Illinois Massey-Ferguson - New Idea Phone 787-3931 Parts and Service Preemption, Illinois Phone 534-4201 167 A. D. HUESING CORPORATION 527 - 37th Avenue TEEM KIST FLAVORS MOUNTAIN DEW BICKEL’S FORD INC. 517 17th Street Rock Island, Illinois General Repairing - Accessories Body and Fender Work PLUMBING HEATING CONTRACTORS 168 Telephone 788-3476 Phone 787-1788 120 E. First Ave. Milan, Illinois Serving Rock Island for 116 years FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Rock Island County 169 Member F.D.I.C. Our 50th Anniversary SHERRARD POWER SYSTEM Orion Illinois MERCER READY MIX, CO. INC. Sand - Gravel Reinforcing Steel Radio Dispatched Trucks New Windsor, Illinois 61465 Phone 667-2155 Aledo, Illinois 61231 Phone 582-2436 It's a CASE of good judgment See Fred at WHITESIDE IMPLEMENT COMPANY Reynolds Bus. 372-4291 Res. 372-4908 Sales and Service our Specialty We Trade Case agricultural and utility Danuser Parker Owatanna Bachtold Simplicity Servis M W Woods 170 DeSCHEPPER PACKING CO. Knoxville Road MILAN, ILLINOIS Telephone 787-1846 WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM KILLING PROCESSING C. I. JOSEPHSON JEWELERS 1514 5th Avenue Phone 762-5525 MOLINE ILLINOIS WAYNE SCHOOL BUS BODIES ARE THE FINEST MADE IN AMERICA! Sold By MOLINE BODY COMPANY 222 52nd Street Moline, Illinois Phone 764-8343 Stock Racks Bus Bodies Utility Bodies Van Bodies Dump Bodies Cranes Farm Bodies Hoists Wrecker Units Semi- Trailer s Frame Extensions Wheels Rims Tool Boxes Drive Shafts Bumpers Truck Equipment 171 FRED ALLEN SONS STANDARD SERVICE SCHROEDER BARTON You expect more from Standard and you get it PIONEER MERCHANTS Fred - Martin - Max Allen Dealers In General Merchandise New Windsor, Illinois Phone 754-5241 Phone 2-24 Matherville, Illinois Fresh Meats and Groceries CHILD'S MOTOR SALES RCA Radio and Television Appliances PREEMPTION FOOD MARKET AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Phone 754-5751 Wally and Helen Brown Matherville Illinois Proprietors RADfO CORPORATION W AMERICA FARMERS STATE BANK OF VIOLA THE CALENDAR Viola, Illinois Small enough to know you Large enough to serve you Member F. D. I. C. Phone 596-2626 1 2 Mile West of Route 67 at Matherville SPECIAL FISH FRY - FRIDAY NIGHTS RESTAURANT - COCKTAIL LOUNGE Special Dining Rooms Available Charcoal Steaks Chicken Seafood Phone 754-2601 CRUMMY FUNERAL HOME SID SNELL’S Ambulance Service ROYAL BLUE MARKET Leo Crummy Funeral Director Where Your Business Is Appreciated Viola, Reynolds, New Windsor Phone 596-2434 Illinois 172 Viola Illinois ROBINSON HARDWARE BROOKS JEWELRY STORE Watchmaker and Jeweler 1706 Third Avenue Rock Island, Illinois Phone 788-1013 217 - 17th St. Rock Island, Illinois Pittsburgh Paints Scotts Lawn Products Elgin Bulova Anson Rogers (1847) Community BEV’S BEAUTY SHOP SOHRBECK’S DRUGSTORE 16th Street 5th Avenue Sherrard, Illinois Phone 593-3731 Moline, Illinois Phone Moline 764-3583 MILAN FLOWER SHOP More For Your Dollar at Flowers for All Occasions DUGAN’S SUPERMARKET Milan, Illinois Plus S H Green Stamps Dial 787-1413 Open every night till 9p.m. Milan, Illinois MAX G. LARSON LYNN IMPLEMENT INC. 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LARSON AGENCY General Hardware Phone GR 6-4501 Milan, Illinois Phone 787-1315 Lynn Center, Illinois 173 BOB ERIKSEN CHEVY CENTER milHRIHSt 325 East First Avenue MILAN, ILLINOIS Telephone 787- 1765 Rock Island County's Sellingest Dealer Chevrolet Chevelle Corvair Chevrolet II Chevrolet Trucks Buick Special Skylark Corvette HARDIN SALES AND SERVICE 1000 - 4th Street Orion, Illinois 526-3314 One Stop Shopping For All Your Automotive Needs 33 Years On The Same Corner 174 MOLINE'S CLOSED MONDAYS UPSTAIRS OF THE LUNDELL BLDG. l60SVi FIFTH AVENUE ♦ MOLINE, ILLINOIS 61265 IN THE CENTER OF DOWNTOWN MOLINE “THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN BEAUTY TRAINING w. art franckiftJ to tiac I lit 7Hatin.lL Comer W.lU of C oimttoloyy TINDALL’S Striving to Serve Their Community Better Groceries--Meat--Vegetables--Frozen Food--Sundra Spot--Dry Goods Laundromat and Dry Cleaning Sherrard, Illinois Phone 593-8341 175 Slavish Vault Company McCauf'o FURNIIURI A PPII A NC I S Aledo Phone 582-7313 THU ORIGINAL TRIPLB WALLED CONCRETE ASPHALT • CONCRETE BURIAL VAULT P. O. Bo. 83 MATHERVILLB, ILLINOIS 61263 PHONE 764 6621 Atm Cod. 309 JOHN’S MARKET NEWTON'S TEXACO QUALITY GROCERIES MEATS Open 7a.m. till 6p.m. Closed Sunday Phone 754-5486 Phone 372-4621 Matherville Illinois Reynolds, Illinois MALONE BROS. LAVANDA S KLIP N” KURL Complete Real Estate Service Selling - Buying - Trading Farm Loans - Appraisals - Insurance Complete Beauty Craft 303 S. College Avenue Aledo 305 South College Avenue Phone 582-7313 Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-7914 Compliments ROCK ISLAND SPORT SHOP of 1829 2nd Avenue Phone 786-3761 ADAM’S TAVERN Phone 754-9151 The Finest in Year Around Sporting Goods 176 Matherville, Illinois RED’S TEXACO SERVICE Viola, Illinois Phone 596-2151 CLARK’S BARBER SHOP Sherrard Illinois McCulloughs Department Store Milan Illinois DeMARLIE’S FEED MILL Custom Grinding and Mixing Purina Chows and Sanitation Bulk Delivery Service Corn Drying Phone 372-4949 Reynolds Illinois MILAN DRUG STORE Prescriptions Complete Prescription Service Dial 787-1321 RHODENBAUGH FEED COMPANY Mobile Service Grinding Mixing Blending Phone 593-301 1 Sherrard, Illinois yCHEVROLET f PARKER’S DAVENPORT, IOWA BARRY CHEVROLET Parts, Sales, Service Aledo, Illinois 177 MEADOW LANES Bowling on 8 Lanes Brunswick All Modern Lunch Counter ORION TOOL, DIE AND MACHINE CO. 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