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Wm Skerrard High School Sherrard, Jltinois Volume XXXVI 970 Zable of Contents Student Life Administration Seniors J uniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities Athletics J unior High Elementary Advertisements O' With sincere respect and deep gratitude, we, the Senior Class, proudly dedicate The 1970 Ivy Tower to Mrs. Louise B. King. Mrs. King has devoted 23 years of her career to Sherrard High School as a teacher, advisor, and friend. Her ever-willing assistance with our problems and interest in the students as individuals has rewarded her with respect from everyone. 3 With a rapid burst of vitality between water. Someone here doesn’t know the meaning of the word quiet. ‘There is a time for some things, and a time for all things; A time for great things, and a time for small things.” -Cervantes Student Cife at SMS... an Jtmosphere Mark and Ray relax after dreary hours of long study. . . . and then there is Homecoming week with a furnace “on strike.” of Odious. Experiences, and friendships Long hours of work are spent in optimistic hope for victory. “We listen, we discuss, we think. We respect the words of those who are here to guide us, but we do not always agree with what is said. Even in our disagreement there is evidence of the search that has brought us here.” —Logos An everyday habit that will turn into a longtime memory Offering advice and aid in every facet of student life is the job of our counselor. c Moments of Carousing (food fun Walter learns the importance of discipline the hard way. The end of the day brings on that happy look and a dash to the door. Your friends had many different personalities and pur- suits. You shared your moods and moments with them. In a pensive mood you discussed religion with your closest Remembered for a Ofetime A true sign of boredom Excedrin headache No. 309 Jolly and light-hearted juniors take advantage of their free time. friend. Thinking of your future, you talked college with a faculty friend. You and your friends worked and played together. You were Sherrard High School. “Is the coast clear, Tooger?” There is nothing like a pep session to arouse spirit before a game. PAW PRINTS keeps students well-informed. Love and companionship accompany study. 8 ADMINISTRATION ... stressing education and pointing our way. Administrators Work as RICHARD LOVELACE Curriculum Co-ordinator FRED EIHAUSEN Principal, Psychology 10 Mr. King, our superintendent, is always looking into the future to fulfill the needs of our school. a Zeam for Jmpmemeat BOARD OF EDUCATION—First Row: Gerald Nelson, Wayne Holdsworth, Secretary; Wesley Johansen, President. Second Row: Ralph Harris, William Wagoner, Domenico Dilulio, Duane Braden. JANE GREGORY Secretary to Mr. King HELEN KETTERING Secretary to Mr. Eihausen H RONALD LLOYD General Science, Physical Science, Earth Science, Junior Varsity Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach, Senior Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor. RICHARD WOODLEY Biology, Boys’ Physical Education, Track Coach, Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Sophomore Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor. Lee and George utilize their brain chemistry problems. Zhe Realm of Mr. Billups instructs his class in the art of riding a bicycle “upside down.” 12 HARRY BILLUPS Boys’ Physical Education, Varsity Foot- ball Coach, Wrestling Coach, Varsity Club Sponsor. power while working with their ARTHUR KING Geometry, Algebra II, Physics, Trigo- nometry, Chemistry, Science Club Spon- sor, Junior Sponsor, Concessions. CHESTER WYNN Geometry, Algebra I, Math, Freshman Sponsor, Seventh Grade Basketball Coach. Science Js Dynamic LARRY SCHULTE Some of Mr. Wynn’s algebra problems are just too big for his students. Guidance Counselor, Junior Varsity Bas- ketball Coach, Student Council Sponsor. 13 Through the eyes of the world, education is mind expanding. CAROLYN FRY Home Economics, F.H.A. Sponsor. 14 Vocational Jrts Provide DONALD FRY Kathy and Denise learn to increase Agriculture, Horticulture, F.F.A. Sponsor, Freshman Sponsor. Students become acquainted with the business world through shorthand. for the Juture their abilities in Home Ec. JOYCE WINTERS Typing, Shorthand, Yearbook Sponsor, National Honor Society Sponsor. WILLIAM WINTERS Bookkeeping, General Business, Modern Problems, Sophomore Sponsor. 15 LOUISE KING English IV, Business English, Latin I, Latin II, F.T.A. Sponsor. KARIN CIACCIO U. S. History, French I, Junior Sponsor, French Club Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor. Mrs. Ciaccio explains some of French lab to Randy and French Js Added to Inspector Pearson, Reverend Mother, and Mother Bassenwaite examine the SUSAN NEWKIRK murder weapon in “Murder in a Nunnery.” This was the first time an all English II, Speech, Drama Club Sponsor, school play appeared at S.H.S. the many uses of the new Alice. THOMAS TOMLINSON English III, Journalism, Literary Club Sponsor, Sophomore Sponsor. BOBBIE JOHNSTON U. S. History, French I, Junior Sponsor, French Club Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor. Canguage Curriculum ISABELLE SELBY English I, Senior Sponsor. Students sometimes demonstrate their acting abilities through literature. Here, Rian and Peggy assume the roles of Romeo and Juliet. 17 V- MARY LLOYD Speech Correctionist, Pom Pom Girl Sponsor. Instructing students in safety when driving is a big responsibility. Zke Search for Knowledge HELEN SNIDER U. S. History, World History, Civics- Geography, National Honor Society Sponsor. ROBERT JACKSON Drivers’ Education, Varsity Basketball Coach, Athletic Director. NANCY KELLY Unit Librarian Caught in mid-air, Mary Ann displays her abilities on the new trampoline. Js Never Complete instructions arc given from behind TONI TOLLERUD Girls’ Physical Education, Vocal Music, Cheerleader Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor. KARL KASJENS Instrumental Music, F.T.A. Sponsor. 19 Our Efficient Staff It takes many hours of planning for our cooks, Mrs. Christensen, Mrs. Miller, and Mrs. Hultgren, to prepare our meals. Mr. Doye works hard to keep our school neat and clean. Mr. Johnson gets ready to do one of his daily jobs— cleaning the gym floor. 20 Works With Ambition Mr. Fredell is the newest addition to our custodial staff. Mr. Martens, our maintenance man, sees to it that our school is kept in good shape. BUS DRIVERS—First Row: Mr. Kinsey, Mr. Coyne, Mr. Jinks, Mr. Huggins, Mr. Martens. Second Row: Mr. Zude, Mr. Lovelace, Mr. King, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Coyne, Mr. Salter. Absent: Mrs. Bloomquist, Mrs. Stockwell, Mr. Nimrick, Mr. Child. 21 Students Progress Have you been absent lately? Taking attendance is one of Mary Ann Capan’s and Melissa Hamilton’s daily jobs. 22 Debbie Rhodenbaugh, Bonnie Erickson, and Janis Perry spend much of their time keeping the bookstore organized. 'hrough Participatum Randy Brasmer faithfully follows the quotation that “neither rain nor snow nor sleet nor hail ...” Terry Staley and Elmer Risher prepare for the daily crowd in the cafeteria. Diana Anderson, Patty Wilson, Winnie Jones, and Roberta Lingafelter greet us on the first day of each week to sell us lunch tickets. 23 LI BRA RIANS-First Row: Kathy Zwicker, Mary Nice, Linda DcGrcve. Second Row: Scharrcl Young, Doris Johnson, Barb Henry, Patty Wilson, Dona Nalcvanko, Kathy Dochcrty. 24 MAGAZINES—Donna Anderson, Eva Cameron, Rose Mary Day, Judy Deel, Linda DeGreve, Dan Breitenstein, Susan Swinford, Tamie Ziemer, Jan Spengler. SENIORS ... crossing the bridge to the future Zoday ’$ Manors Ate a Sign of National Honor Society Paula Jennings Mary Ann Capan Bel Waterman Gail McCullough Jeff Dawson Janet Miller Top Ten Sitting: Bel Waterman Mary Ann Capan Diane Rhodenbaugh Gail McCullough Paula Jennings Standing: Ray Castrey Janet Miller Jeff Dawson Winnie Jones Bill LaDue 26 Zomorrow’s Accomplishments S.A.R. and D.A.R.: Jim Johansen Sharman Thuren BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW: Kathi Smith FOUR YEARS’ PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Kathi Smith Linda Petty JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD: Sharman Thuren OUTSTANDING TEENAGERS of AMERICA: Ray Castrey Mary Ann Capan Jeff Dawson BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE: Jim Johansen Polly Nice STEPHEN ALLAN SLAVISH Paw Prints; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Homecoming Attendant Jr. Yr.; Varsity Club; Track; Football, All-Conference Honorable Mention Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Basketball, All-Conference Honorable Mention Jr. Yr., 1st Team All-Conference Sr. Yr., 3rd Team All-Western Illinois Sr. Yr. ROXANNE ADELE BOUSMAN F.H.A.; Pep Club ELMER EUGENE RISHER Backstage Jr. Yr.; Track; Basketball. SANDRA L. VERCAUTEREN Flag Bearer; Chorus; F.H.A.; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Yr. JANET CAROL MILLER F.H.A., Vice-Pres. of Projects Jr. Yr., Treas. Sr. Yr.; Paw Prints; Pep Club, Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr., Treas. Sr. Yr.; Annual Staff, Co-Editor, Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Fresh. Class Sec.; Jr. Class Sec.; Cheerleader; Pom Pom Girl; Home- coming Attendant Fresh. Yr.; Snowball Attendant Sr. Yr.; F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart; Top Ten; National Honor Society. 28 i ROBIN ALLEN HUTT SHARMAN THUREN Band, Treas. Jr. Yr., Librarian Sr. Yr.; Chorus, Treas. Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; F.H.A., Vice-Pres. of Public Relations Jr. Yr.; F.T.A., Treas. Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr., Blackhawk Division F.T.A. Sec. Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Paw Prints; Lit. Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; French Club; Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr., Backstage Sr. Yr.; D.A.R.; John Philip Sousa Award. ROBERT ANDERSON LARRY ANDREW CARLSON Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs. LYNN LORRAINE HARKEY Chorus; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Paw Prints; Lit. Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Sec. Sr. Yr., Play Cast Jr. Yr., Backstage Sr. Yr.; Cheerleader; Homecoming Attendant Soph. Yr. ISABEL ANN JURAS F.H.A.; Lit. Club; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Yr. KENNETH JAMES JOHNSTON Paw Prints; Play Cast Jr. Yr.; Student Council; Soph. Class Pres.; Varsity Club; Track; Football, All-Conference Honorable Mention, Captain Sr. Yr.; Basketball, 2nd Team All-Conference Sr. Yr., 1st Team All-Western Illinois Sr. Yr. 29 MELISSA ELLEN HAMILTON Chorus; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Lit. Club; Pep Club; Drama Club; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Student Council; Sr. Class Treas.; Homecoming Attendant Jr. Yr.; Cheerleader, Alternate Jr. Yr.; Jr. Marshall. ROLAND E. HARTMAN Paw Prints; Homecoming Attendant Soph. Yr.; Jr. Marshall; Varsity Club; Football; Basketball, All-Conference Honorable Mention Sr. Yr. LONNIE PACE Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Sr. Yr. DIANA LYNN ANDERSON Drill Team; F.H.A.; Drama Club, Back- stage Jr. and Sr. Yrs. JEFFREY STEVEN DAWSON Paw Prints; Science Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Fresh. Class Pres.; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Outstanding Teenager of America; Varsity Club;Track; Football, All- Conference Honorable Mention Jr. Yr., 1st Team All-Conference, 2nd Team All-Western Illinois, Honorable Mention Little All-State Sr. Yr.; Basketball, Special Mention All-Conference Jr. Yr., 1st Team All-Conference Sr. Yr., Hon- orable Mention All-Western Illinois Sr. Yr. LAMAR COX MARY ANN CAPAN ■ Flag Bearer; Chorus; F.H.A., 1st Vice- Pres. Sr. Yr.; F.T.A.; Paw Prints; Science Club; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Yr.; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Outstanding Teenager of America. MIKE WARDLOW F.F.A. LARRY HUGH BURFORD F.T.A.; Paw Prints; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Play Cast Sr. Yr.;Sr. Class Vice- Pres.; Track; Wrestling. GINGER JOHNSON DAWSON Drill Team; Chorus; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Yr., Play Cast Sr. Yr. KEITH RANDALL STALEY STEVE PANTELI Transfer Student From Thomas Jefferson High School, Dallas, Texas Sr. Yr.—Chorus. LINDA LOUISE BREIBY Band, Treas. Sr. Yr.; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Yrs. EDWARD RAYMOND HAYNES Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Sr. Yr. Varsity Club; Football, All-Conference Honorable Mention. JOHN WILLIAM WATSON Band; Science Club; Pep Club; Football. WILLIAM LaDUE Paw Prints; Science Club; Pep Club; Play Cast Jr. Yr.; Student Council; Fresh. Class Vicc-Prcs.; ACT Semi- finalist; Varsity Club; Track; Foot- ball, All-Conference Honorable Mention; Basketball; Top Ten. KATHLEEN ANN SMITH F.T.A.; Paw Prints; Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Sr. Yr., Backstage Jr. Yr.; Student Council, Vice-Prcs. Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; Four Years’ Perfect Attendance; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. ROBERT LEE DAVISON F.F.A., Sentinel Jr. Yr.; Pep Club; Track; Football; Wrestling. PAULA JO JENNINGS Band, Sec. Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Chorus; F.H.A., Degrees Chairman Soph. Yr.; Science Club; Pep Club, Sec. Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Yr.; Student Council, Sec. Sr. Yr.; ACT Semifinalist; Top Ten; National Honor Society. MICHAEL LEE ALLEN FLOYD W. ANDERSON Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Athletic Manager. VICKY LEE DeLOOSE Chorus; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Lit. Club: Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Cheerleader. DONNA MARIE ANDERSON Flag Bearer; Chorus; F.H.A., Sec. Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; Science Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Homecoming Queen Sr. Yr.; Snowball Attendant Jr. Yr.; Snowball Queen Sr. Yr. DANNY L. FRYE Track 33 DONALD RICHARD LULOW F.F.A.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Football. DIANE LYNNE RHODEN BAUGH Majorette; F.H.A.; French Club, Sec. Sr. Yr.; Pep Club; Annual Staff, Assistant Editor, Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Back- stage Jr. Yr.; Pom Pom Girl, Captain Sr. Yr.;Top Ten. MAX WAYNE HA RADER Varsity Club; Football; Basketball. LARRY WAYNE REED Basketball JUDITH ELAINE DEEL Chorus; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Paw Prints; Science Club; French Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Yr., Play Cast Sr. Yr DAVID L. CUMMINGS BEL STARR WATERMAN Drill Team; Chorus; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Paw Prints; Science Club; Pep Club; Annual Staff, Drama Editor, Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr., Backstage Sr. Yr.; Student Council; Top Ten; National Honor Society. PAUL MITAL F.F.A.; Play Cast Jr. Yr. MARK RICHARD ORNELIS Paw Prints; Science Club; Pep Club; Class Pres. Jr. Yr.; Varsity Club; Track; Football, All-Conference Honorable Mention; Basketball; Wrestling. LINDA SUE PETTY Chorus: F.H.A.: F.T.A.; Lit. Club: Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Yr.; Pom Pom Girl; Four Years ’ Perfect Attendance. JAMES M. JORDAN Science Club TERRY DARNELL STALEY Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Yr.; Football; Basketball; Track. JAY ROBERT HUTCHINS Play Cast Jr. Yr.; Varsity Club; Track; Football; Basketball. SUSAN COLLEEN SW1NFORD F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Lit. Club; Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs. gail ann McCullough Band, Pres. Sr. Yr.; Chorus; F.T.A.; Science Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr., Backstage Sr. Yr.; Top Ten; National Honor Society. JAMES E. JOHANSEN Chorus; F.F.A., 1st Place Section Live- stock Farming, 1st Place Farm Planning Contest Sr. Yr., Chapter Star Farmer; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Boys’ State Delegate; S.A.R. KATHLEEN ANNE COYNE Chorus, Sec. Sr. Yr.; F.H.A., Historian Jr. Yr., Vice-Prcs. of Public Relations Sr. Yr.; F.T.A.; Paw Prints; Science Club; Pep Club; Annual Staff, Co- Editor, Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Jr. Class Treas.; Sr. Class Sec. BRUCE D. HURLEY F.F.A., Treas. Jr. Yr. 36 RAYMOND FRANCIS CASTREY Paw Prints; Science Club; Fresh. Class Trcas.; Soph. Class Vice-Pres.; Sr. Class Pres.; Varsity Club; Football, All- Conference Honorable Mention; Basketball; Top Ten; Outstanding Teenager of America. ANGELA DENISE TODD Chorus; F.H.A.; Paw Prints; Lit. Club, Pres. Sr. Yr.; Pep Club. VICKIE JEAN KINDHART MICHAEL WAYNE McCUBBIN Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Homecoming Attendant Fresh. Yr.; Varsity Club; Track, School Records in Shot Put, Low Hurdles, Mile Relay Team; Football, Captain Sr. Yr., Honorable Mention All- Conference Soph. Yr., 1st Team All-Conference Jr. and Sr. Yrs., 2nd Team All-Western Illinois Jr. Yr.— 1st Team Sr. Yr., Special Mention Little All-State Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Basketball; All-Conference Special Mention Sr. Yr. SUSAN K. BREITENSTEIN Chorus; Paw Prints; Lit. Club, Sec.- Treas. Jr. Yr.; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club; Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Pom Pom Girl. RANDALL LEE HEIAR Chorus; F.F.A., Sec. Jr. and Sr. Yrs., DeKalb Corn Award; Paw Prints; French Club; Student Council; Track. 37 RANDALL D. BRASMER Track; Football; Basketball. CYNTHIA LOUISE YEATER Drill Team; Chorus, Treas. Sr. Yr.; F.H.A., Vice-Pres. of Degrees Sr. Yr.; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr., Back- Stage Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Student Council; Pom Pom Girl. SANDRA L. McKINLEY Chorus; F.H.A.; Pep Club. ROBERT E. CONNELL Chorus; Pep Club; Play Cast Jr. Yr.; Varsity Club: Track; Football; Basketball. ALBERT EARL HAMPTON F.F.A., Vice Pres. Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr.; Student Council; Homecoming King Sr. Yr.; Snowball Attendant Jr. Yr.; Track; Football, All-Conference Honorable Mention. JIM HAJOSTEK MARK VERNON MANDLE Science Club; Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Football. CAROLE MARIE CRAWFORD Chorus; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Paw Prints; Pep Club; Annual Staff, Advertising Manager; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Yr., Play Cast Sr. Yr.; Student Council. JANICE KAY ZIES Chorus; F.H.A.; Lit. Club; Pep Club; Backstage Jr. Yr. RONALD D. WADSWORTH Chorus; F.F.A., Reporter Jr. Yr., Vicc- Pres. Sr. Yr., 1st Place Section Dairy Production Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Snowball Attendant Sr. Yr. GARY A. MILLER F.F.A., Sentinel Sr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Student Council. PATRICIA JEAN WILSON Drill Team; F.H.A.; Pep Club, Sec. Sr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Pom Pom Girl. POLLY ANNE NICE Drill Team; Chorus; F.T.A.; Paw Prints; Lit. Club. Treas. Sr. Yr.; Pep Club: Annual Staff, Grade School Edi- tor, Ivy Tower Advertising Staff: Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Girls’ State Delegate. ROBERT DANIEL ADAMS Band; Chorus. HOLLIS WAYNE SLOAN Drama Club, Pres. Sr. Yr., Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Paw Prints. ROSE MARY DAY JOYCE ANN NALEVANKO Drill Team, Captain Sr. Yr.; Chorus; F.H.A., Sec. Sr. Yr.; F.T.A.; Science Club; Lit. Club; Pep Club: Annual Staff, Underclassmen Editor, Ivy Tower Advertising Staff: Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr., Backstage Sr. Yr.; Student Council; Cheerleader; Pom Pom Girl. 40 ft STEVEN J. GRANT DAVID L. CHILD Science Club; Pep Club; Track; Basketball. WINIFRED KAY JONES Chorus; F.T.A.; Paw Prints; Lit. Club; Pep Club; Annual Staff, Subscription Manager and Senior Class Editor, Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Yr.; Soph. Class Treas.; Top Ten. RANDY GLEN SCHROEDER Homecoming Attendant Sr. Yr.; Wrestling. KATHERINE DELITE ZWICKER F.H.A.; F.T.A.; French Club; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Yr.; Cheer- leader, Captain Sr. Yr.; Homecoming Attendant Sr. Yr. WILLIAM R. SLAVISH MICHAEL KENT SCHALK Band; Science Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Yr. 41 J Senior’s Quest jCeadership Ray Castrey, President; Kathy Coyne, Secretary; Larry Burford, Vice- President; and Melissa Hamilton, Treasurer. Achievement “Oh no, I bought five cans last week! •A IA • Seniors say, “Do your own thing. Looks can be deceiving. 43 The banquet proves to be a new and successful Diane and Brett enjoy dancing to the sound of the Seven Good Reasons. Zhe Zime Went on “Old dash A reflection of charming smiles enhances this evening. 44 Kathy and A1 pause for a whUe in the beautiful lobby of Hotel Blackhawk. All Zoo Jast an meet Walk Vicky gives Tom’s boutonniere that final touch before they enter the prom. Joyce and her escort cross the old fashioned bridge—one of the main attractions of the prom. Paula and Don reminisce the at the memory book. 46 These couples wait anxiously for the banquet to begin. you Can't Zake Jt With you Directed by Mrs. Susan Mayes Because a typewriter was delivered by mistake, Penny de- cided to write plays and is now working on her eleventh. Ed Carmichael plays the xylophone, operates a printing press, and delivers candy for his wife. Cast Penny Sycamore ....................... Sharman Thuren £ssie.................................. Susan Swinford Rheba ................................ Lynn Harkey Paul Sycamore ........................ Mark Mandle Mr. De Pinna.......................... Wayne Sloan Ed ..................................... Don Lulow Donald.................................. Mike McCubbin Grandpa (Martin Vanderhof) .............. Al Hampton Alice................................ Joyce Nalevanko Henderson................................. Paul Mital Tony ................................... Jim Johansen Kolenkhov............................... Jay Hutchins Gay .................................. Bel Waterman Mr. Kirby.............................. Larry Carlson Mrs. Kirby ......................Gail McCullough G Men .................................. Ken Johnston Bill LaDue Bill Anderson Bonnie Benningfield “You don’t know how lucky you are you’re snakes,” mut- ters Grandpa after coming home from a commencement at Columbia University. “Now, Pirouette! Pirouette! Come, come! You can do that! It’s been eight years now!” shouts Kolenkhov, Essie’s Russian Ballet teacher. “Mr. De Pinna, has something happened to your figure during these eight years?” asks Penny while trying to complete a long- forgotten painting. Rheba thanks Donald for the bottle of flies he brought. “Wilbur C. Henderson. Internal Revenue Department.” It seems Grandpa owes twenty-four years’ back income tax. Here are the young lovers, Alice Sycamore and Mr. Anthony Kirby, Jr., vice-president of Kirby Co. Will their romance survive in spite of family differences? The Grand Duchess Olga Katrina discusses the pro- blems of Russia with Mr. Dc Pinna. “At first the Sycamores seem mad, but it is not long before we realize that if they arc mad, the rest of the world is madder.” Dramatists Plays Service, Inc. “1 think if they get married here I’ll put the altar right where the snakes arc. You wouldn’t mind. Grandpa, would you?” “Now look, you’re Fred Astaire, and I’m Ginger Rogers,” ex- plains Essie as she swings Tony. “Just a minute, dearie. Just a minute,” says Gay as she pours herself another drink. “But I was planning such a nice party tomorrow night . . .” explains Alice when the Kirbys arrive unexpectedly. “Mr. Kirby! Arc you hurt?” Kolcnkhov has just demonstrated one of his wrestling holds. Due to several misunderstandings, everyone is arrested, including the Kirbys. Alice then breaks off her engagement with Tony until Grandpa talks some sense into her and Mr. Kirby. 51 Zkc Devil's Disciple Directed by Miss Susan Newkirk The year is 1777. The English colo- nies are rebelling against their mother country. It is a year of resistance and defense of liberty. Richard Dudgeon, the son of a Puritan couple, is one of the leaders of the rebels. For this reason, his family has completely ban- ished him from their home. Thus, we have Richard Dudgeon as the “Devil’s Disciple.” “Father’s dead, too,” announces Christy, the youngest Dudgeon brother, after re- turning from his uncle’s hanging. Carole Crawford . . . Kathi Smith Mike McCubbin . . Larry Carlson Ginger Johnson . . Wayne Sloan . . . Don Lulow .... Judy Deel . . . Lonnie Pace Susan Swinford . . Jim Johansen .... Ed Haynes . . Wayne Sloan . . . Don Lulow . . Mark Mandle . Larry Burford Bill Anderson Lonnie Pace Mrs. Dudgeon.......... Essie................. Christy............... Rev. Anthony Anderson Judith Anderson....... Lawyer Hawkins........ Uncle William......... Mrs. William.......... Uncle Titus .......... Mrs. Titus ........... Richard Dudgeon . . . . Sergeant.............. Major Swindon......... General Burgoyne . . . . Chaplain.............. Soldiers.............. Cast 52 Mrs. Dudgeon sobs quietly as it is The upright horse dealer, Uncle Titus, faces Richard and indignantly says, “Be ashamed her duty as a widow to be over- of yourself, sir.” come with grief. Uncle William says to Essie, Peter Dudgeon’s illegitimate child, Lawyer Hawkins reads Timothy Dudgeon’s will which states “We are all equal before the throne.” that his eldest son, Richard, is heir to all of his possessions. 53 “Ah, tears, the devil’s baptism!” Mrs. Anderson tries to explain to her husband that it was he the soldiers came for. The sergeant, having come to Rev. Anderson’s home to arrest him, takes the “Devil’s Disciple” by mistake. Judith begs Richard to let her be present at the trial. The chaplain tries to console the convicted man but Richard recites the Fifth Commandment, “Thou shalt not kill.” “You oatmeal-faced dog, I’d twist your cursed head off with the greatest satisfaction,” yells Richard to the insulted Major Swindon. The “Devil’s Disciple and Rev. Anderson shake hands as they assume their new roles of Rev. Richard Dudgeon and Captain Anthony Anderson. “History, sir, will tell lies as usual.” The soldiers snicker as Richard makes a reference to “Gentlemanly Johnny,” the British General Burgoync. Drama Club President—Wayne Sloan Vice President—Cindy Ycatcr Secrctary-Lynn Harkey Treasurer-Don Lulow Sergeant At Arms Mike McCubbin Drama Club has limited stage facilities with which to work, yet they present at least two plays every year. In addition to the traditional class plays, the pace was changed to an all school play. Drama members learn not only acting methods and how to portray a character, but also the basic functions of the stage, lighting, and the relation of the actor to the audience. First Row: Carole Crawford, Greg Verbout, Jack Tindall, Larry Burford, Jim Johansen, Bel Waterman. Second Row: Winnie Jones, Joyce Nalevanko, Kathi Smith, Gail Smith, Roberta Lingafeltcr, Vickie Blick, Gail McCullough, I at Wilson, Gay Behrensmeyer. Third Row: Helen Eddingfield, Joan Hcrgcrt, Sue Breitenstein, Vicky DeLoosc, Donna Anderson, Susan Timmons, Glcndean Dufficld. Kathy Zwicker, Judy Deel. Fourth Row: Rick McGuire, Isabel Juras, Linda Petty, Melissa Hamilton, Joe Schurr, Susie Crawford, Cheryl Fenton, Angela Capan, Kathy Stark, Jon Raatz. Fifth Row: Beverly Davis, Priscilla Rathbun, Polly Nice, Mary Ann Johnson, Sherry Jordan, Julie Kindelspcrgcr, Linda Breiby, Debbie Walker. Sixth Row: Lonnie Pace, Pam Turner, Nancy Meyer, Rita Martin, Pam Nelson, Dianne Krouse, Susan Swinford, Larry Carlson, Ed Haynes, Mark Mandlc. 56 JUNIORS ... standing alone and stretching toward new horizons Randy Allen John Benton David Blaylock 50 David Blcucr Pat Almquist Gay Behrensmeyer Don Davis President Cindy Cooper Vice-President Being a junior... TOP FIVE: George Schriver, Lee Nice, Jon Raatz, Rita Martin, and Gay Behrensmeyer. Vcta Brumbaugh Mike Bunch Eva Cameron Vickie Blick Mary Ann Johnson Karen McLaughlin Secretary Treasurer Angela Capan Pamela Chapman Glendean Duffield Susie Crawford Beverly Davis Tom Dawson Roxanne Connell Helen Eddingficld J h Important Step... Cheryl Fenton 59 Looking back, the magic of being a junior will bring to mind happenings of days gone by-a simple day of common routines and the com- plex day of precious and exciting memories. Ruth Hannah Rick Hartman Dan Heiar Brenda Hemphill Cheryle Johnson Dianne Krouse Joan Hergert ■ Bridget Kale ! Sherry Jordan yWtm?growing Up... Ricky Kurtenbach X. I JoLane Laffoon Sam Langston Linda Lewis Don Lamb Roberta Lingafelter It was fun working together in trying to get rid of that well known pest, the litter bug. 61 Don McLaughlin Allen McNichols Rita Martin Steve Mack Glen Melcher On the road towards his goal of individual- ity a junior cannot forget the past or the fu- ture nor the challenges or the attempts. Darrell Myers Pamela Nelson Lee Nice Priscilla Rathbun Larry Redman Sharon Reed And Striving for New (foals.... Pam Turner Deri Wilkins Bill Verbeke Greg Verbout Larry Wadsworth Ken Willis Gary Woehlk Dan Zaiss Deborah Walker Joe Zimmerman They will add these moments to their thoughts as they proceed on the path to maturity. 64 SOPHOMORES ... having mountains to climb and rivers to forge Julie Anderson Cindy Gulley President Marla Matkovic Vice-President TOP FIVE Lori Blick Jill McCaw Strauss Moore Kathy Docherty Tom Wynn Dan Breitenstein Walter Brown JoAnne Brozik Dan Buckwalter Dennis Buckwalter Kathy Cameron Sherrie True Secretary Chris Basala Treasurer Jim Crawford Linda Davis Jim Day Linda DeGrevc Brian Dhaemers WYWvvvvv Relax, Mr. Jackson, Tamie Ziemer is in the driver’s scat!! 67 Barbara Henry Jerry Hutchins Make the Scene Kristine Lindburg a Jim Lamb Jill McCaw Joe McKinley Cinda McMeen Cindi Mack Joanic Martin Kevin Matter The tranquility of aquatic life is one of nature’s many secrets to be discovered in the biology room. Pam Rathbun Jackie Rcdccker Debbie Robinson Sandra Schnoor Jean Schroeder Randy Schwarz Mary Simmons SophomoresMkieve Experience and knowledge... Sandra Todd Dennis Wallin Richard Waterman Sheila Welch Tom White J anet Willis Keith Willis Linda Wcesc Concluding a year dull of Smtement FRESHMEN ... coming into a new life and joining others Gerry Allen Reita Amy John Barnett Robert Anderson Kathy Barto Greg Castrey President Rian Basala Keith Kindelsperger Vice-President Robert Billings Terry Ayers TOP FOUR Patricia Watson Mary Miller Kathy Barto Kent Kindelsperger Rusty Bochme Greg Boens Dan Bloom Deborah Bloom Richard Blaylock Kay Jackson Secretary Jeff Brown Cherie Krouse Treasurer Linda Bunch 1 1 Ken Brewer Kenneth Boersen Carol Capan Stephen Chapman Brian Breiby Brian Child Qet Ready, Mere Come! Desiree Crossan Peggy DeGreve Barbara Cutler Steve DePorter Barbara Daggett Mike Deppe Georgia Day Karen Child Martin Coyne Jay Dawson Leslie Encapera Scott Fowler Randy Glancy Joyce Granger John Fakas Teresa Floyd Eddie Hainline Malinda Harris Humbly Juferior... another group of confused, yet somehow, carefree freshmen descend on S. H. S. Mark Harris Gina Holdsworth Bill Henry Randi Hudnall Mike Hohl Terry Hudnall Watch it, Vic, he has “senioritis.” Terry Johnson John Jordan Judi Jordan Kenneth Jordan Mark Kammerman Dennis Johnson Doris Johnson Maynard Johnson i •■ '.I (■■■■■ii in ■ Kent Kindelsperger Finally these anxious freshmen join the high school cafeteria scene. Ann LaDue Roger Laffoon Theresa Laktas Sherry Larson Cindy Lulow Rondi Mack Mark McMaster Mary Mears Mary Miller Rex Miller Cherie Moreland Dona Nalevanko Annette Nice Carol Ogburn Chris Pappas Cindy O’Brien Charles Pappas Debbie Presson Richard Raine Charles Rowe Movement ?rom Creative World to 'Daily Koutine Ida Salinas Constance Schriver Joni Smith Rob Spengler Roger Staley Walter Strom Terry Swain Claudia Taylor Curt Thompson Shannon Thuren Yvonne Tindall 9aces to Kemember... Zypi cal dreskmeti Babette Vale Teresa Wadsworth Rick Wagle - •+Vt.V -C v Nv -V 'rf'% ' ■ vs 'Y Y v'vk . Sandra Walton ACTIVITIES ... seeking involvement of the whole person CO-EDITOR Kathy Coyne ASSISTANT EDITOR Diane Rhodenbaugh Our 1970 Annual Proves to CO-EDITOR Janet Miller SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER SENIOR CLASS EDITOR Winnie Jones 82 be a Challenging Achievement GRADE SCHOOL EDITOR Polly Nice UNDERCLASSMEN EDITOR Joyce Nalevanko DRAMA EDITOR Bel Waterman “Carole, if you would move over just one There is nothing like the annual room to bring the more inch to the right,” says Polly. staff closer together. Magazine sales captains, Lori Blick, Nancy Meyer, and Sue Breitenstein, boosted sales and kept records organized. $30 Club The active salesmen who sold $30 worth or more are: First Row: Carole Crawford, Jan Spongier, Kathy Docherty, Rita Martin, Sharon Reed. Second Row: Ron Gosney, Larry Carlson, Jackie Redecker, Julie Potter, Priscilla Rathbun, Pam Nelson, Dianne Krouse, Mary Simmon. Third Row: Pam Rathbun, Winnie Jones, Debbie Rhodenbaugh, Jon Raatz, Marla Matkovic, Nancy Meyer. Sales ability was shown in our top six magazine salesmen: Julie Kindelspcrgcr, $123.51; Angie Capan, $101.12; Marcia Hergert, $124.36; Kathy Coyne, $131.66; Eva Cameron, $101.40; Karen McLaughlin, $170.75. 85 Zhe Advertising Staff Relaxes Standing: Joyce Nalevanko Larry Burford Kathy Coyne Winnie Jones Janet f iiller Gary Miller Seated: Polly Nice Ray Castrey Cindy Yeater Lynn Harkey Sue Breitenstein Steve Slavish After Selling Zheir Quota of Ads First Row: Sharman Thuren, Diane Rhodenbaugh, Paula Jennings, Jeff Dawson, Donna Anderson. Second Row: Carole Crawford, Gail McCullough, Don Lulow, Bel Waterman, Pat Wilson. Juture Zeackers Undertake Projects FTA—First Row: Debbie Presson, Cherie Krouse, Kathi Smith, Kathy Zwicker, Judy Deel, Bridget Kale, Roxanne Connell, Gail McCullough, Cindi Mack, Joyce Nalcvanko, David Adams, Kathy Coyne. Second Row: Rita Martin, Bonnie Erickson, Pam Chapman, Winnie Jones, Melissa Hamilton, Lynn Harkey, Vicky DeLoose, Linda Petty, Gail Smith, Linda Lewis, Brenda Hemphill, Glendean Duffield, Bel Waterman. Third Row: Dan Breitenstein, Larry Burford, Rob Gillette, Barb Henry, Mary Nice, Debbie Draper, Kathy Docherty, Terri Hargrave, Susan Swinford, Ginger Dawson. Fourth Row: Pam Turner, Bill Verbeke, Deraid Winn, Dona Nalevanko, Rian Basala, Rick Wagle, Joanie Martin, Jon Raatz, Janis Perry, Carole Crawford. The Shcrrard FTA Chapter was under the counsel of new sponsors this year-Mrs. King and Mr. Kasjens. Enthusiastic sales of Christmas bows and wrapping typified the energy of the Future Teachers. Several members of the organization, including David Adams, Linda DeGreve, Cindi Mack, Gay Behrensmeyer, J udy Deel, and Sharman Thuren, along with the sponsors, attended a work- shop at Orangeville, Illinois. The organization also made plans to initiate a tutoring pro- gram to stimulate teaching interest. With set meetings, informative programs, and ac- tive members, FTA has become a forward-moving club. FTA Officers, Pam Nelson-Secretary, Mrs. King-Advisor, Sharman Thuren-President, Gay Behrensmeyer-Vice-President, JoLane Laffoon-Treasurer, read the IAFTA Newsletters. 87 Paula Jennings-Secretary Al Hampton—Treasurer Kathi Smith-President 88 Jon Raatz—Vice-President Student Council Kathi Smith Al Hampton Randy Heiar Bel Waterman Joyce Nalevanko Paula Jennings Melissa Hamilton Gail McCullough Jon Raatz Nancy Meyer Jo Lane Laffoon Gay Behrensmeyer Dan Hamerlinck Randy Tolley Kathy Kemp Sherry Jordan Lori Blick Cindy Gulley Terry Stark Cindi Mack Carol Capan Greg Dhaemers inois Lori, Joyce, Kathi, and Jon attended the Student Council State Convention. Cindy Gulley and Greg Dhaemers collect money for the March of Dimcs-one of the Student Council projects. Student Council members listen as Kathi Smith leads the meeting and Mr. Schulte, advisor, looks on. 89 Stoats Symbolize Hard work and co-operation led the freshmen to first place with their float, “Hi-jack the Jets.” Imagination was the key note of the sophomore float, “They’ll Be Coffin Up Defeet,” which placed second. Class Participation The juniors had fun preparing their float, “Weighin’ A Victory,” for the parade. ‘Time For a Victory” was the senior’s entry in their last year of competition. Strauss and her escort dance to the sounds of The Meen. Melissa takes the helmet with Rod’s name on it as a souvenir of the Homecoming Dance. j The moment finally arrived when our new King and Queen, Al and Donna, were crowned. A look of love for a very special moment. J Week of Homecoming Activities The 1969 Homecoming Royalty is presented with last year’s King and Queen, Steve Miller and Barb Floyd, and crownbearers, Brad Smith and Becky Parker. Was Climaxed by a Successful Dance The King and Queen and their attendants lead the Grand March as other couples wait to join them. Donna Anderson Albert Hampton Homecoming Royalty Senior Attendants Randy Schroeder and Kathy Zwicker Junior Attendants Karen McLaughlin and Mike Sloan Sophomore Attendants Gary Dochtcrman and Carol Erickson Freshman Attendants Carol Capan and Greg Castrey Zke flew Cook Sets Front Row: Deenie Duffield, Diane Zwicker, Carol Erickson, Dona Nalevanko, Cindy Cooper, Sherrie True, Janis Perry. Back Row: Debbie Rhodcnbaugh, Ginger Johnson, Sheila Welch, Cindy Yeater, Joyce Nalevanko—captain, Dianna Ogburn, Veta Brumbaugh. 98 the S.M.S. Marching Band Front Row: Jan Spengler, Dianne Krouse, Pat Wilson, Bel Waterman, Rondi Mack, Tamara Slavish. Back Row: Tammic Ziemer, Connie Schriver, Beverly Davis, Diana Anderson, Polly Nice, Cindy Lulow. 99 Concert IS and First Row: Gay Bchrensmeyer, Julie Kindelsperger, Neal Hohl, George Schriver. Second Row: Kathy Docherty Mary Zwicker. Mary Sitnnion, Gina Holdsworth, Patricia Watson, Annette Nice. Mike Johnson, Joe McKinley John Watson. Third Row: Glen Melcher, Robert Billings, Cindi Mack, Mike Fiedler, Doug Blcucr, James Hergert Deri Wilkins, Terry Stark. Fourth Row: Jerry Hutchins, Mike Zwicker, Gail McCullough. 100 First Row: Randy Glancy. Terri Hargrave. Paula Jennings. Second Row: Sherry Larson, Linda Lewis, Mike Sthalk, Lee Nice. David Blcuer. Carol Ogburn. Sharman Thuren. Third Row: Desiree Crossan, Judi Jordan, Dennis John- son, Dennis Wallin, Kathy Stark, Carolyn Zwicker, Carol Capan, Marcia Hergert. Fourth Row: Linda Breibv, James Phelps, Jon Raatz, Linda Bunch. Absent: Mark Harris, Rondi Mack, Gary Simonson. Don Divis. 101 Our flew Drum Major Way OFFICERS: Paula Jennings, Secretary; Linda Breiby, Treasurer; Gail McCullough, President; Gay Behrensmeyer, Student Council; Julie Kindelsperger, Vice-President; Sharman Thuren, Librarian. Our drum major, Neal Hohl, majorettes, Marla Matkovic and Debbie Robinson, and flag bearers, Donna Anderson and Sandy Vercauteren, stimulate the appearance of our band. The pep band added just the right touch of spirit to our home basketball games. During the nine months of school, our band practiced hard to maintain the good reputation it has earned. The band played not only at two of its own concerts but also took part in state competition. It played at football and basketball games and at graduation. Everyone worked together to achieve instrumental unity. Mr. Kasjens continued to produce new and exciting sounds throughout the year. 103 Christmas, Spring, and Pop Concerts SOPRANOS-First Row: Bonnie Jacobs, Donna Anderson, Dona Nalevanko, Beverly Davis, Gail Smith, Kathy Cameron. Second Row: Debbie Bloom, Mary Ann Johnson, Debbie Presson, Cherie Krouse, Teresa Floyd, Shannon Thuren, Pam Turner. Third Row: Alice Pace, Helen Eddingfield, Rita Martin, Julie Kindelsperger, Kathy Stark, Dianne Krouse, Kathy Kemp, Connie Schriver, Georgia Day, Marlene Jansen, Joyce Granger. SECOND SOPRANOS-First Row: Kay Jackson, Vickie Blick, Mary Ann Capan, Barbara Daggett. Second Row: Kathy Coyne, Cindy Yeater, Roberta Lingafelter, Cherie Moreland, Pam Rathbun, Cindy O’Brien, Michele Welsch. 106 Highlight the Musical year for Chorus Members ALTOS—First Row: Teresa Laktas, Gail McCullough, Sharman Thuren, Carole Crawford, Paula Jennings, Ruth Ann Hannah. Second Row: Ann LaDue, Claudia Taylor, Pam Nelson, Michele McCubbin, Joyce Nalevanko, Sally Eddingfield, Denise Wilsey. Third Row: Strauss Moore, Doris Johnson, Judy Jordan, Judy Deel, Sherry Jordon, Susan Timmons, Beverly Reynolds, Cindy Gulley, Lori Blick. BOYS’ CHORUS—First Row: JoLane Laffoon, Bel Waterman, Carole Crawford, Paula Jennings, Mary Ann Capan. Second Row: Larry Wadsworth, Dan Heiar, Calvin Heiar, Mark Kammerman, Walter Strom, David Adams, Greg Shelangouski. Third Row: Rick McGuire, Marty Coyne, Jeff Gowey, Ron Wadsworth, Randy Heiar, John Fakas, Russ Moore, Jim Johansen. 107 Chorus Officers President-Sharman Thuren Vice-President—J ulie Kindelspergcr Secretary—Kathy Coyne Treasurer-Cindy Yeater Social Director—Kathy Kemp Student Council—Gail McCullough The members of the Sherrard Chorus united through their common musical interests. Working in harmony in long rehearsals led to excellent perform- ances. In addition to presenting their Christmas, Spring, and Pop Concerts, they attended State com- petition. The culmination of their concerted efforts was participating in the Cornbelt Conference Chorus Festival. Two years of strenuous direction has rewarded Mrs. Tollerud with sharp performances. Rita Martin and Russ Moore spend many long and exhausting hours practicing in order to accompany the Chorus. Juture darners of „America FFA OFFICERS—First Row: Larry Wadsworth, Treasurer; Al Hampton, President; Ron Wadsworth, Vice-President; Randy Heiar, Secretary. Second Row: Don Heiar, Reporter; Mr. Fry, Advisor; Gary Miller, Sentinel. Randy Heiar DeKalb Winner Jim Johansen, Paul Mital, and Bruce Hurley placed first, second, and third respectively, in the Farm Planning Contest. FFA—First Row: Mike Johnson, Terry Johnson, GregBoens, Gowey, Tom White, Calvin Heiar, Vic Weihler, Kent Kindel- walter, Don Zwicker, Rick Kurtenbach, Dan Hamerlinck, Don Mike Zwicker, Larry Redman. Third Row: Paul Mital, Glen Rob Davison, Bruce Hurley, Randy Allen. Jim Johansen Star Chapter Farmer John Barnett, Pat Eddingfield, Marty Coyne, Jeff sperger. Second Row: Steve Mack, Danny Buck- McLaughlin, Keith Kindelsperger, Mike Wardlow, Melcher, Dennis Wallin, Don Lulow, Jim Johansen, Janet Miller became the First Chapter Sweetheart. She was presented with a jacket and bracelet. Ill Foundation Award Winners: Jim Johansen-(Sectional Livestock Production), Crop Specialty, Small Grain, Don McLaughlin—Sheep, Dan Hamerlinck-(Sectional Beef), Swine, Corn, Al Hampton-Soybean, Ron Wadsworth (Sectional Dairy Award). THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE fiortk Pole fantasy While waiting for the coronation, couples leisure- ly danced to the music. David and Cindy explained to Santa just exactly what they wanted for Christmas. Queen Donna Anderson King Randy Heiar The center of attraction on December 20, 1969 was, of course, the coronation. King Randy and Queen Donna reigned over the Snowball Dance that night. The king and queen from 1968, Nancy Floyd and Mike Coyne, attend- ed the dance to crown their successors. Randy and Donna will always be remembered upon their thrones. Senior Attendants: Ron Wadsworth and Janet Miller Junior Attendants: Karen McLaughlin and Dan Heiar The dance was complete with the traditional mistletoe. 115 JMA Members Strive FHA OFFICERS President: Donna Anderson 1st Vice-President: Mary Ann Capan 2nd Vice-President: Karen McLaughlin Secretary: Joyce Nalevanko Treasurer: Janet Miller Projects: Pam Nelson Public Relations: Kathy Coyne Degrees: Cindy Yeater Recreation: Kathy Stark Historian: Helen Edding- field FHA SENIORS-First Row: Carole Crawford, Diana Anderson, Paula Jennings, Sandy Vercauteren, Ginger Johnson, Lynn Harkey. Second Row: Judy Deel, Sandy McKinley, Pat Wilson, Bel Waterman, Vickie Kindhart, Diane Rhodenbaugh, Roxanne Bousman, Vicky DcLoose, Susan Swinford, Sharman Thuren, Angela Todd, Kathy Zwicker. 116 “Zo Know, Zo Care, Zo Do” FHA JUNIORS—Sitting: JoLane Laffoon, Gail Smith, Glendean Duffield, Joan Hergert. Standing: Sherry Jordan, Roberta Lingafelter, Debbie Walker, Cindy Cooper, Brenda Hemphill, Veta Brumbaugh, Susan Timmons, Sharon Reed, Cheryl Fenton, Angela Capan, Vickie Blick, Julie Frew, Cheryle Johnson, Bridget Kale, Rita Martin, Linda Lewis, Pam Chapman, Eva Cameron, Mary Ann Johnson, Julie Kindelsperger, Beverly Davis. Our FHA FAMILY—Little Sister, Peggy Coyne; Big Brother, Al Hampton; Grandmother, Mrs. Catherine Schalk; Father, Mr. Kenneth Coyne; Mother, Mrs. Don Anderson; Little Brother, Billy Duffield. FHA SOPHOMORES—Kneeling; Beverly Reynolds, Marla Matkovic, Debbie Draper, Mary Sue Zwicker, Jean Schroeder. Sitting: Mary Nice, Linda Davis, Debbie Rhodenbaugh, Kathy Dochcrty, Diane Zwicker. Standing: Terri Hargrave, Robin Ehlers, LuAnn Koob, Pam Rathbun, Kristine Lindburg, Kathy Cameron, Janis Perry, Jill McCaw, Mary Simmon, Debbie Robinson, Chris Basala. Sitting on counter: Julie Anderson, Barbara Henry, Dianna Ogburn, Cinda McMeen, JoAnn Brozik, Joanie Martin, Cindy Gulley, Tamie Ziemer, Sherrie True, Sandy Todd, Colleen Harmon, Jan Spengler, Lori Blick, Carol Erickson, Strauss Moore, Cindi Mack. 118 FHA FRESHMEN—First Row: Mary Ellen Mears, Cindy O’Brien, Shannon Thuren, Diane Shields, Sharrell Young, Ann LaDue, Claudia Taylor. Second Row: Debbie Presson, Cherie Krouse, Karen Child, Dona Nalevanko, Yvonne Tindall, Chris Pappas, Teresa Floyd, Carol Capan. Third Row: Randi Hudnall, Linda Peterson, Carolyn Zwicker, Joni Smith, Doris Johnson, Tamara Slavish, Connie Schriver, Desiree Crossan, Theresa Laktas, Rondi Mack, Sherry Sanders, Cindy Lulow, Teresa Wadsworth, Kathy Barto, Georgia Day, Joyce Granger, Mary Miller. The Spring Style Show is one of the many activities of FHA that Dianne Krouse participated in. In the formal division, Melissa Hamilton models the gown she made. . 119 Citer ary Club and drench Club further Jnterests LIT. CLUB—Standing: Gay Behrensmeyer, Vicky DeLoose, Sandra Todd, JoLane Laffoon—Vice-President, Angela Todd— President, Polly Nice-Sec.-Treas., Jack Tindall, Darrell Myers, Mr. Tomlinson. Seated: Lynn Harkey, Isabel Juras, Linda Petty, Sue Breitenstcin, Winnie Jones, Melissa Hamilton, Joyce Nalevanko, Sherrie True. FRENCH CLUB—Seated: Don Zwicker, Chris Basala, Rita Martin, Leslie Encapera, Mike Deppe, Carol Erickson, Bill Vcrbeke, Lori Blick, Jan Spengler, Kathy Zwicker, Randy Heiar, Tamie Ziemer, Pam Chapman, Cindy Gulley, George Schriver, Alice Pace, Pam Nelson, Kevin Holdridge, GregCastrey. Standing: Diane Rhodenbaugh— Secretary, Kay Jackson—Treasurer, Pam Turner, Strauss Moore—President, Rian Basala—Student Council, Gail Smith—Vice-President. ATHLETICS ... reflecting the face of Sherrard— growing through competition VARSITY—First Row: Mr. Woodley, Don McLaughlin, Joe Schurr, Dan Hamerlinck, Albert Hampton, Ken Presson, Don Lamb, John Watson, Mike Sloan, Mike McCubbin, Gary Simonson, Mr. Billups. Second Row: Rick Hartman, Jay Hutchins, Darrell Myers, Jeff Dawson, Robbie Davison, Mark Ornelis, Randy Tolley, Ed Haynes, Randy Brasmer, Tom Wynn. Third Row: Bill LaDuc,, Ray Castrey, Deri Wilkins, Rod Hart Lynn Harkey, Senior 124 1969 Jootball Season man, Henry Johnston, Max Harader, Steve Slavish, Don Davis, Mark Mandle, Steve Mack, Bob Connell. Kathy Zwickcr, Senior Captain Sherran Cambridg errard Rockridge Sherrard Orion Sherrard Atkinson Winola Sherrard Vickie Blick, Junior Janet Miller, Senior Alternate Al Hampton Rod Hartman Jootball Mike McCubbin All-Western Illinois All-Conference First Team Mike McCubbin—First Team, Back Jeff Dawson—Second Team, End Rick Hartman—Honorable Mention Rod Hartman—Honorable Mention Offense Mike McCubbin—Back Jeff Dawson—End Defense Mike McCubbin—Linebacker Rick Hartman—Back Randy Brasmer Honors Max Harader All-Conference Honorable Mention Jeff Dawson Offense Henry Johnston—Tackle Ray Castrey—Guard Steve Slavish—Quarterback Defense Jeff Dawson—Back Rod Hartman—End Al Hampton—Tackle Joe Schurr—Linebacker Little All State Mike McCubbin—Special Mention Jeff Dawson—Honorable Mention Rick Hartman—Honorable Mention Mark Ornelis Steve Slavish Bill La Due •- ■ $ £«£!s!?2r Jay Hutchins 127 Robbie Davison JR. VARSITY—First Row: John Barnett, Terry Thompson, Randy Glancy. Second Row: Mr. Lloyd, Rick Amy, Garry Hall, Chuck Pappas, Wally Brown, Gerry Allen, Terry Ayers, John Fakas, Mark Rammer man, Rick Wagle, Chuck Rowe, Loren Moreland. Jrosh-Sopk Putting out four years of continual effort is a rewarding and satisfying feeling for this group. Third Row: Greg Castrey, Joe McKinley, Mark McMaster, Donnie Weston, Scott Fowler, Jay Dawson, Pat Eddingfield, Dennis Buckwaltcr, Rusty Boehme, Ken Jordan, Kent Kindelsperger. Fourth Row: Darrell Winn, Gary Dochterman, Tom White, Rian Basala, Keith Kindelsperger, Rob Spengler, Bill Henry, Brian Dhaemers, Randy Verbout, Terry Swain, Kevin Holdridge, Dennis Wallin. JR. VARSITY SCORES Sherrard 0 Alexis 14 Sherrard 14 Cambridge 7 Sherrard 28 Rockridge 8 Sherrard 24 Orion 2 Sherrard 20 Atkinson 0 Sherrard 22 Winola 8 Sherrard 6 Alwood 8 Sherrard 20 Westmer 0 No. in CombeltConference JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Carol Capan, Carolyn Zwicker, Kay Jackson, Cherie Krouse, Joanie Martin, Debbie Presson, alternate. 129 Top tackier Joe Schurr stops McCready of Winola. 130 Scooter Rick Hartman runs around left end for a good gain. Basketball Scores 85 Atkinson 65 62 Orion 57 70 Alwood 64 70 Westmer 43 68 Winola 79 73 Galva 68 Rod Hartman shoots a free throw against West- mer. On a good move Jeff Dawson drives for an inside shot. Mike McCubbin and Henry Johnston maneuver on an out of bounds play. 131 VARSITY—First Row: Joe Schurr, Randy Tolley, Jeff Dawson, Rick Hartman, Mike McCubbin, Mark Mueller, Mr. Jackson. Second Row: Tom Wynn, Don Davis, Larry Reed, Deri Wilkins, Henry Johnston, Rod Hartman, Ray Castrey, Steve Slavish, Gary Simonson. CHEERLEADERS: Carol Capan, Vicky DeLoose, Cherie Krouse, Kathy Zwicker, captain, Carolyn Zwicker, 132 Jackson, Lynn Harkey. JR. VARSITY—First Row: Kent Kindelsperger, Rian Basala, Keith Kindelsperger, Randy Verbout, Rusty Boehme, Howard Tatge, Bill Henry. Second Row: Greg Castrey, Pat Eddingfield, Greg Dhaemers, Rob Spengler, Jay Dawson, Terry Hudnall, John Barnett, Brian Dhaemers. Third Row: Mr. Schulte, Dennis Wallin, Kevin Holdridge, Gary Dochterman, Deraid Winn, Mike Peebler, Richard Waterman, Michael Fiedler. Endurance, and Jloor Burns Vickie Blick, Joanie Martin, Janet Miller, alternate, Debbie Presson, alternate, Roberta Lingafelter, Kay 133 We’re the Jeff Dawson All-Conference 1st Team All-Western Illinois Honorable Mention Steve Slavish All-Conference 1st Team All-Western Illinois 3rd Team Larry Reed 134 Mike McCubbin All-Conference Special Mention Don Davis Rick Hartman Joe Schurr Henry Johnston All-Conference 2nd Team All-Western Illinois 1st Team Champs Ray Castrey Rod Hartman All-Conference Honorable Mention Zigerettes Many hours of practice go into a few minutes of performance. Sometimes a little disagree- ment interferes with prac- tice time. Our dirst year of Wrestling Group A-First Row: Terry Ayers, Kevin Matter, Neal Hohl, Darrell Myers, Randy Schroeder, Greg Boens, Mr. Bill- ups. Second Row: Randy Glancy, Ed Haynes, Dave Wilson, Rob Davison, Bill LaDue, Mark Ornelis, Lee Nice, Chuck Pappas. Dave Wilson Most Points Scored Randy Schroeder uses a cow-catcher in pinning down his opponent. 138 Js a Highly Successful One Coach Billups urges the wrestlers to do their best in putting forth their efforts. Cheerleaders, students, and parents play a big part in adding to the excitement and spirit at the wrestling matches. Group B—First Row: Gerald Allen, Rick Amy, Jim Day, Jeff Gowey, Don McLaughlin, Mr. Billups. Second Row: Mark McMaster, Wally Brown, Larry Burford, John Hergert, Don Zwicker, Garry Hall. 139 Group C-First Row: David Karlburg, John Fakas, Steve DePorter, Loren Moreland, Mr. Billups. Second Row: Bill Bonick, Don Weston, Mike Zwicker, Martin Coyne, Ken Jordan, Calvin Heiar. Garry Hall blankets his opponent. 140 The joy of being a winner! LETTERMEN—First Row: Mr. Billups, advisor, Ed Haynes, Darrell Myers, Mark Mueller, Randy Brasmer. Second Row: Mark Ornelis, Bill LaDue, Jeff Dawson, Rod Hartman, Don Davis. Third Row: Rick Hartman, Joe Schurr. Fourth Row: Rick Amy, Steve Slavish. Fifth Row: Ken Presson, Mike McCubbin. Sixth Row: Jay Hutchins, Ray Castrey. Seventh Row: Don Lamb, Max Harader. Back: Ken Johnston. 141 The 1969 track season was the most successful season that we have had since 1 have been at Sherrard and probably one of the best track teams this school has ever had. Sherrard was unde- feated in dual and triangular meets. We placed 2nd behind the very strong Princeton team in the Davenport Relays. We placed 3rd and 4th in the Atkinson and Galva Relays respectively. The biggest disappointment of the season came when we placed sec- ond behind Alwood in the Varsity Cornbelt Conference Meet. A Mike takes a hand-off from Rick and surges forward. Holliday, and Tom Weihler broke the mile relay record Larry spent many hours in practicing for the mile run. 142 Zrack Js Sawdust, Cinder, Mark Mueller will be out to break the two mile record for the third suc- cessive year. Last year his record time was 10:41.7. 144 Don and Kevin show that competition is essential in perfecting form as they bound simultaneously over the high hurdles. •H - Caught in mid-air, Mike stretches for inches in the longjump. best in representing Sherrard in Mike practices the low hurdles in which he tied the school re- cord in a time of :21.8. 145 Zigers J re Supported by the 146 Enthusiastic Spirit of Pep Club Paula Jennings—President Vicky De Loose —Vice President Janet Miller—Treasurer Pat Wilson—Secretary 147 Zhe Climax of Our Sports year After a year of training, competition, and sportsmanship, all athletes, cheerleaders, and coaches attend the annual Athletic Banquet. In 1969 at the Banquet, Jeff Dawson was honored as most valuable defensive player in basketball. Jeff is shown with Coaches Billups, Jackson, Woodley, and guest speaker, Mr. Stan Wright. JUNIOR HIGH ... approaching the opening of a new door David Holmer- Eighth Anita Frink Seventh Elloisc Lilliman Seventh 150 Esther Salter Eighth William Hamerly Seventh Woodrow Salter—Eighth Donna Jackson—Seventh Esther Eppcrly Chorus Junior High Eighth Grade—First Row: Bill Fritch, Jim Joines, Derek Guyton, Doug Lambert, Robbie Schalk, John Almquist, Cassie Adams, Vivian Anderson, Nan Basala, Mr. Salter. Second Row: Kristene Cederstrom, Candy Isaacson, Debbie Stark, Glenda Anderson, Polly Waterman, Becky Rogers, Kathy Adamek, Monica Kohler, Michele Crossan. Third Row: Kevin Mueller, Jim Granger, Charles Stropes, Randy Davis, Sheri Arkle, Bruce Rind, Rick Riesebieter, Janet Hayne. Fourth Row: Lori Hartman, Teri VanHook, Edlen Tomlinson, Lorry Thompson, Lori Shelangouski, Sharon Tatge, Nancy Coyne, Michele Encapera, Janet Jackson. Junior High Eighth Grade—First Row: Roger Secymore, Allen Hartman, Robert Dhabalt, Laverne Schnowskc, Shelley Sea- bloom, Dan Matkovic, Steve Adams, Steve Gowey, Dean Mandle, Mrs. Salter. Second Row: Brian Nelson, Ross Mandle, Sally Swinford, Curtis Anthony, Laura McKinley, Betty White, Ed Bradley, Kirk Verbout, Charles Watson. Third Row: Mary Sue Hintermeister, Rhonda Erdmann, Debbie Harker, John Lewis, Michael DeLoose, Terry Sackficld, Barbara Gustafson, Hector Salinas. Fourth Row: Robert Carney, Ron Allen, Larry Greim, Bruce Humphrey, Kim Swanson, Karen Wilson, Mary Ann DeVriendt, Janice Jordan. Junior High Eighth Grade First Row: Debbie Zwickcr, Kurt Carlson, Robert Allen, Chris Lindsay, Roland Hutchinson, Ginger Sanders, Dale Eiland, Mr. Burke. Second Row: Danny Verbeke, Mike Falconer, Randy Stockwell, Susan Lewis, Jean Henry, Rose Larson. Third Row: Sandy Penney, John Billington, Tom Miller, Roy Matheny, Susan Smith, Joe Billington, Mark Nelson, Esther Braughton. 151 Junior High Eighth Grade-First Row: Alan Willis, Tim Andresen, Pete McWilliams, Byron McNichols, Bob Robinson, Joe Anderson, David Fisher, Marcy Collier, Mr. Holmer. Second Row: Wes Matter, Lorin Johnson, Sally Nice, Pam Welch, Linda Yeater, Dee Ann Erickson, Steve Jacobsen, Tony McCubbin. Third Row: Kim Downey, Teresa Reynolds, Gail Laffoon, Jyll Johnson, Rose Tompson, Cindy Hartman, Mindy Davis, Allan Connell, Duane Foster. Fourth Row: Cindy Dhaemers, Debbie True, Brian Crandall, Mike Atkins, Jeff Hultgren, Paul Willett, Mike Tomlinson, Tim Hergert, Kevin Blusher. Junior High Seventh Grade-First Row: Mrs. Frink, Veronica Laktas, Robin Rowe, Cindy Wilsey, Tony Slavish, Richard Sackfield, Philip Thrush, Steve Castrey. Second Row: John Dennis, John Timmons, Carol Koob, Roger Jacobs, Mike Bradley, Linda Gowey, Bill Simmons, Mary Smith. Third Row: Dinah Johnson, Tim Winn, Karen Bodman, Pat Mueller, Diane Buck- waiter, Jim Brewer, Joann Granger, Fred Waterman. Junior High Seventh Grade—First Row: Tom Hargrave, Mary Joyner, Cindee Daniels, Gale McMaster, Doug Bonick, Rex Pitman, Rodney Naglemiller, Jared Jordan, Tom Hergert, Mr. Hamerly. Second Row: Lori Deppe, Deborah Fakas, Jan Zimmerman, Doreen Stockwell, Robin Fulton, Cindy Anderson, Sharee Minteer, Dennis Hutchinson, Larry Coyne. Third Row: Joel Dennis, Shan Arkle, Doug Johnson, Julie Peebler, Gale O’Brien, Debra Davison, Harold Hortan, Dan Draper. 152 Junior High Seventh Grade—First Row: Jenny Bleuer, Dale Heiar, Mark Hamerlinck, Valarie Johnson, Jimmy Erickson, Kenny Thompson, Rodney Tolley, Dale MacDonald, Marty Hamerlinck, Arlin Adamek, Mrs. Jackson. Second Row: Chris Fiedler, Kim Matter, Annette Myers, Tammy Spengler, Timmy Phelps, Rick Shaw, Donna McGill, Donald White, Teresa Kinsey. Third Row: Joyce Hergert, Sally Hintermeister, Debbie Wilson, Debbie Green, Nick Hultgren, Donna Roberts, Richard Reed, Ron Miller, Diane Lamb. Junior High Seventh Grade-First Row: Mrs. Lilliman, Cindy Overton, Judy Robb, David Miller, Terry Henry, Jim Wat- son, Tom Kammerman, Danny McManus, Joe Dougherty, Randy Larson, Bryan Johnson. Second Row: Dorrie Boens, Peggy Anderson, Jerry Hess, Mike Harker, Debbie Shields, Mary McManus, Danny Gresch, Marc Baraks, Donna Meyers, Barbara Wilkins. Third Row: Bonnie Ziemer, Tonda Riesebieter, Jim Ries, Randy McWhorter, Donna Carlson, Jim Hartman, Debbie Atnip, Kevin Miller, Denise Wagle. 153 ‘junior High Ranks Eighth Grade—First Row: Allen Hartman, Tommy Miller, Dean Mandle, Duane Foster, Charles Stropes, Joe Billington, Ronnie Allen, John Lewis, Manager. Second Row: Ross Mandle, Manager; Mike Falconer, Danny Matkovic, Jim Joines, Tony McCubbin, Dale Eiland, David Fisher, Robbie Schalk, Ed Bradley, Manager. Third Row: Randy Stockwell, Jeff Hultgren, Edlen Tomlinson, Bruce Humphrey, Larry Greim, Brian Crandall, Danny Verbeke, Mr. Holmer. Enthusiastically, we received the news of our eighth grade team winning second place in the Conference. Dee Ann Erickson Linda Yeater Sheri Arkle Janet Hayne Debbie True Janet Jackson Nanette Basala Nancy Coyne Zop in Conference Seventh Grade—First Row: Jim Watson, Tim Phelps, Danny Gresch, Danny McManus, Rodney Tolley, Arlin Adamck, Randy Larson, Rodney Nagelmiller, Steve Castrey. Second Row: Bryan Johnson, Jim Erickson, Marty Hamerlinck, Larry Coyne, David Miller, Terry Henry, Doug Bonick, Dale Heiar, Mike Bradley, Manager. Third Row: Tom Hargrave, Richard Reed, Gary Martin, Nick Hultgren, Kevin Miller, Randy McWhorter, Jim Ries, Tim Winn, Mr. Wynn. Finding that our seventh grade team tied for first place in Conference, filled us with pride. Peggy Anderson Diane Lamb Debbie Shields Dorrie Boens 155 Junior High is not only a time to prepare for high school, but it is also a time to develop yourself and your ambi- tions. Through their student council and band partici- pation, these junior high students are doing just that. Junior High Student Council—First Row: Randy Stockwell, Steve Castrey, Nick Hultgren. Second Row: John Almquist, Mike De- Loose, Danny McManus, Mary Sue Hintermeister. Third Row: Chris Lindsey, Charles Stropes, Brian Crandall, Debbie True. Junior High Band—First Row: Patricia Mueller, Debra Stark, David Miller, Sally Nice. Janet Hayne, Joyce Hergert. Second Row: Robbie Schalk, Donna Carlson, Nanette Basala, Barbara Gustafson, Linda Yeater, Cindy Dhaemers, Diane Buckwalter, Mary Joyner. Third Row: Michele Crossan, Mary Smith, Dean Mandle, Chris Fiedler, Kathy Adamek, Marc Baraks, Cindy Daniels, Jennie Bleuer, Ross Mandle. Fourth Row: Charles Stropes, Steve Castrey, Rich Reed, Lori Hartman, Larry Coyne, Tom Hargrave, Kevin Blusher, Joe Dougherty, Tom Kammerman, Rick Riesebieter, Randy Larson, John Lewis. 156 ELEMENTARY ... growing and learning at an age where the sky is the limit Caring, Zkey Patiently Jill Madden Sherrard Margaret Morris Sherrard Joyce Knox Sherrard Edna Nimrick Sherrard Catherine Bates Sherrard Mary Liston Sherrard Eva Seitz Sherrard Mary Jane Moody Sherrard Dorcas Collier Sherrard Christine Anderson Sherrard Martha Knowles Sherrard 158 Strive to Educate Shirley Holmer Marguerite Kruse Lee Richardson Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Curtis McAtee Preemption Helen Schaechter Matherville Christine Myers Preemption r Kathleen Adams Matherville Mary McAtee Preemption Barbara Nesbitt Matherville Mabel Stark Matherville '•v Juanita Schutte Coyne Center 159 ii ! -'1 -«4 - Leone Lukens Coyne Center Mary Ash Coyne Center Jo Ann Whitmore Coyne Center Moneta Martin Coyne Center Margaret Swain Coyne Center Ramona McMeekan Coyne Center Nanette Williams Coyne Center Christine Bevill 100 Coyne Center Joel Brunsvold Coyne Center Vicki Wassenhove Coyne Center Coyne Center First Grade First Row: Timmy True, Kevin Beckman, Rommel VanHook, Shawn Weese, Jammie Lee, Billy Rosenbaum. Second Row: Rhonda Sullivan, Angela Stinson, Lynn Hagan, Patricia Lloyd, Tammy Reeck, Linda Bivens, Rhonda Lingafelter, Kathleen Nichols. Third Row: Roger Diehl, Tracey Minnick, RoseMarie Sturms, Jason Tatge, Dean Meyer, Danette Stone, Quintin Water- man, Karen Lawrence, Mrs. Schutte. Coyne Center First Grade First Row: Dean Alter, Mark Hufford, Dan- ny Falconer, Allan Bradley, Matt Hergert, Bobby Minnick. Second Row: Mitzi Dwyer, Sharon Beaston, Violet Cox, Peggy Jochim, Debbie Brinton, Christine Anderson, Michelle Kale, Cathy Dahlen, Darla Frye. Third Row: Helen Bcrberich, Donnie Kabel, Tom Coyne, Rick Finch, Mitchell Fiedler, Milton Water- man, Connie Coyne, Ted Deel, Pam Dimi- troff, Julie Appelquist, Mrs. Lukens. c Coyne Center Second Grade First Row: Ralph McPeak, Mark Davis, Scott Wilsey, Michael Weese, Russell Roadenizer. Second Row: Cynthia Lawrence, Penny Grigsby, Yolanda Phil- lips, Rhonda Tyler, Brenda Pahl, Jeanette Bivens, Candace Ayers, Debra Snow. Third Row: Kari Koester, Gay Shelangouski, Steven Henenfent, Brian Fischer, Debra Applequist, Scott Fiedler, Debra Kabel, Lisa Christy, Mrs. Ash. 161 Coyne Center Second Grade First Row: Robert Pearce, Jamie Handley, Norman Mandle, Dan McCanna. Second Row: Tammy Lief, Dawn Vercauteren, Tina Marie Smart, Sharon Cox, Susan Coyne, Ronald Miller, Ricky Flowers, Billy Lambert. Third Row: Scott Manthe, Curt Alvin, Donna Jochim, Jennie Winn, Mike Johnson, Vicki Lude, Mike Hainline, James Ester- lein, Miss Whitmore. Coyne Center Third Grade First Row: Kelly Lawson, Gary Fenton, Randy Brown. Second Row: Lenny Scott, Vera Bleuer, Kristi Minch, Traci Ferkel, Tammy Lamb, Roxanna Tolley, Ricky Koob. Third Row: Don Hainline, Kevin Tindall, Linda Pahl, Mike Jochim, Beth Smith, Susan Olson, Larry Wilson, Mrs. Martin. Coyne Center Third Grade First Row: Mark Hergert, Howard Eiland, David Presson. Second Row: Vicki Billington, Sandra Lewis, Douglas Ralph, Karen Wilscy, Carol Pearce, Sherri Hudnall, Don MacDonald. Third Row: Mark Brandenburg, Tony Whittington, Susan Reed, Mark Johnson, Kris Lawrence, Jody Finch, Cindy Flowers, Denise Roadenizer, Mrs. Swain. Coyne Center Fourth Grade First Row: Paul Thrush, Lonnie Van Hook, Randy True, Rodger Buckwalter. Second Row: Robin Reed, Debra Peebler, Laurie Joines, Deborah Bivens, Brenda McMastcr, Denise Anderson, Kelly Miller, Jeff Lawrence. Third Row: Joydene Davis, Terri Falconer, Larry Buckwalter, Richard Jochim, DiAnna Coyne, Karen Hohl, Craig Bennett, Donnie Willis, Mrs. McMeckan. Coyne Center Fourth Grade First Row: Donnie Connell, Kent Hufford, Ronnie Bodman. Second Row: Brian Shelangouski, Lori McCanna, Nikki Wake- field, Pam Bennett, JoAnne Haysbrook, Cathy Way, Ronald Diehl. Third Row: Kenny Carter, Janet Coyne, Tammie Winn, Kurt Lawrence, Danny Hohl, Vicki Miller, Ben Wangelin, Lisa Weber, Mrs. Williams. Coyne Center Fifth Grade First Row: Ernest Dwyer, Marty Fiedler, Steven Pahl, James Miller, Donald Krouse. Second Row: Patricia Welch, Sharon Lewis, Debbie Anderson, Lori Eiland, Susie Presson, Brenda Scott, Penny Thompson. Third Row: David Hess, Jerry Tyler, Jo Ann Hicks, Carolyn Wangelin, Diana Myers, Richard Scott Hall, Robin Roadenizer, Mrs. Bevill. Coyne Center Fifth Grade First Row: Clay Laffoon, Patrick Moore, James Cope, Duane Wakefield, Steven Erick- son. Second Row: Roger Hargrave, Gaye Fos- ter, Traci Hudnall, Theresa Fenton, Ellen Koob, David Ogburn, Mark Bennett. Third Row: James McGill, Johnna Ries, Greg Baraks, Brenda Child, Vicky Ralph, Tammy Downey, Cindy Lude, Patty Appel- quist, Mr. Brunsvold. Coyne Center Sixth Grade First Row: Ricky Schmidt, Troy Swain, Keith Bleuer, Darrell Anderson, Joe Dilulio, David Hemphill. Second Row: Darlene Smart, Bonnie Coyne, Janette Jacobsen, Janet Rossiter, Jean Eiland, Theresa Roadenizer, Mike Moore, Timmy Ayers, Greg Hudnall. Third Row: Pat McKinley, Rae Ann Brandenburg, David Haysbrook, Jackie Hutson, Diane VanHook, Candy Connell, Kathy Falconer, Mark Ferkel, Doug Krahl. Fourth Row: Mrs. Wassenhove. Teresa Owens, Debbie Tatge, Tammy True, Paul Todd, Pat Hohl, Kevin Minch, Dana Wakefield, Don Diehl, Frank Kay Weber. Matherville First Grade First Row: Joseph Selsor, Joseph Basala, Timothy Kilcoin, Daniel Fritch, Donald Allison, Dean Lowe, Anthony Redpath. Second Row: JoAnn Erickson, Lynda Anderson, Danise Encapcra, Nanette Krulic, Michelle Dhacmers, Ann Marie Mc- Manus, Todd Ward. Third Row: Eliza- beth Basala, Hollic Arkle, Robbie Beaver, Debbie Hays, Gregory Johnson, Rodney Adams, Bradley McMeekan, Douglas Miller. Fourth Row: Loretta Johnson, Mark Phelps, Carrie Seals, Trent Allison, Mike Miller, Terri Johnston, Maryanna Laktas, Mrs. Stark. 164 Mathcrville Second Grade ■«■gw m First Row: Jimmy Kikoin, Dennis John- ston. Darren Docherty, Tom Harris, Tony Bonick. Second Row: Troy Ward, Tamara Frye, Deborah Kick, Tammy Cottrell, Kimberly Lowe, Karen Erdsmann, Steve Encapera. Third Row: Jodi Minteer, Veronica Anderson, Robin Erhst, Roger Nelson, Darin Surr, Larry Neal, John Matkovic, David Surr, Donald Kick. Fourth Row: Pamela Smith, Kimberly Harris, Rita Foster, Ronald Selsor, Michael Anderson, Tracy Fenner, Vickie Mehall, Mrs. Schaechter. Mathervillc Third Grade First Row: Christopher Seaberg, Ricky McMcckan, Christopher Laktas, Timothy Han- sen, Todd Beattie, William McManus, Craig Mack. Second Row: Stephanie Surr, Mary Elizabeth Adams, Brenda Melcher, Mary Jo Lulow, Lori Jo Lulow, Angela Bonick, Kelly Dixon, Michael Encapera. Third Row: Jerry Johnson, Shawn Johnson, Carrie Hall, Candis Johnston, Julie Smith, Penny Ander- son, Lori Mital, Nannette Redpath. Fourth Row: Michael Seals, Troy Fenner, Brent Taylor, Britt Allison, Michael Verbeke, Theresa Nelson, Nancy Welsch, Mrs. Adams. Mathcrville Fourth Grade First Row: Gary Neal, Gary Cameron, Allen Smith, Brent Adams, Scott Moffitt, Mark Nelson. Second Row: Dena Palmer. Rebecca Timmons, Tonya Redpath, Jill Minteer, Debra Miller, Linda Hutchinson, Christine Hays. Third Row: Mike Phelps, Lori Hall, Sally Welsch, Stephanie Selsor, Christina Laktas, Theresa Seaberg, Patty Dixon, Jay Beaver. Fourth Row: Miss Nesbitt, Theresa Harlandcr, Melanie Anderson, Susan Morehouse, Barbara Smith, Mark Staley, Steve Kick, Greg Gauley. 165 Preemption Fifth Grade First Row: Steven Gulley, David Hinter- meister, Bradley Anderson, James Almquist, Bryan Adams, John Simmons, Neal Gauley, John Harris. Second Row: Kathy Jordan, Ruth LaDue, Cynda Lowe, Elaine Harris, Rita Allen, Lisa Johnson, Tommy Cot- trell, Scott Beattie. Third Row: Randy Hornback, Michael Carney, Kevin Basala, Richard Seals, Laura Weihler, Debra Hutch- inson, Brian Redpath, Jyla Frye, Teresa Sloan, Keith Holdsworth. Fourth Row: Mrs. McAtee, Dean Moreland, Lynn Prosser, Jill Crawford, Carol Slavish, Dea Encapera, Karen Slavish, Danny Hainline, Kevin Rathbun, Juanita Daggett, Mrs. Myers. Preemption Sixth Grade First Row: Danny Sloan, Larry Adams, Danny Sloan, Monte Adam, Mark Minteer. Second Row: Kathy McManus, DeAnn Hall, Geralyn Dhaemers, Paula Reynolds, Mary Shields, Douglas Smith, David Basala. Third Row: Mr. McAtee, Terry Johnson, Jim Mack, Chcrie Gauley, Cynthia Green, David Anderson, Kim Miller, Monty Cottrell, George Seaberg, Wesley Swanson. Fourth Row: Nicki Encapera, Taina Erdman, Elaine Allen, Sherry Swinford, Gary Swinford, Ralph Haynes, Joel Basala, Bill Lipton. Sherrard First Grade First Row: Jeffrey Goben, Michael Fre- dell, Billy Duffield, Randy Brown, Kent Carver, Remy Billups. Second Row: Lisa Bond, Juliana Johnson, Melanie Gresch, Sherry Carlson, Melissa Barton, Jon Maciolek, Memory Watson, Dan Kalinczak. Third Row: Lance Clark, Chris Isaacson, Steve Maynard, Troy Larson, Mike Bolt, Rosie Eastman, Karen Calderone, Gail Holliday. Fourth Row: Beverly Johnston, Wendy Lucas, Laura Abernathy, Elizabeth Young, Randy Rutledge, Scott Davison, Kimberly Zude, Brenda Guyton, Mrs. Knox. Shcrrard First Grade First Row: Tony Thompson, Jerry Seitz, Kenneth Seitz, Patrick Henry, Larry Mc- Meckan. Second Row: Pamela Petty, Victoria Harker, Sandra Wagoner, Mitzi Overton, Lisa Doney, Connie Hornback, Sharon Naglemiller, Tamara Palmer. Third Row: Dana Schwartzkoph, Cindy White, Marilyn Reed, Karen Plapp, Tyrina Montgomery, Craig Watson, Mike Redeckcr, Christine Sackfield, Judith Slaight. Fourth Row: Mrs. Nimrick, Christine Miller, Bradley Rind, Shawn McManus, Michael White, Gerald Swanson, Scott Pierson, Brenda Murphy. Sherrard Second Grade First Row: Daryl Young, Timothy Rowe, Joe Willett, James Risden, Michael Dali- gce, Joseph Hajostek. Second Row: Robert Fudge, Eileen Harmon, Michelle Worton, Me- linda Shields, Sheryl Johnson, Arlene Richard- son, Elizabeth Dhabalt. Third Row: John Van Hoek, Scott Simmons, Benjamin Lang- ston, Carla Gresch, Michael Kohler, Tammy Cederstrom, Cathleen Granger, Teresa Hewitt, John Fulton. Fourth Row: James Nelson, Kimberly Kruse, Caroline Christensen, Robert Murphy, Carolyn Wood, Betty Ann Spivey, Kristie Blusher, Miss Liston. Sherrard Second Grade First Row: Todd Lucas, John Johnson, Kenneth Dougherty, Todd Verbout, Gary Mc- Meekan, Michael Olson. Second Row: Barbara Guss, Sherry Anderson, Deborah Wads- worth, Judy Johnson, Maribel Moreland, Betsy Eddingfleld, Kathleen Boersen, Kathleen Pitmann. Third Row: Joseph Young, Scott Kammerman, Joni Bloom, Dean Daggett, Jean Almquist, Teresa Brasmer, Patty Ford, Natalie Neumann, Mrs. Bates. Fourth Row: Michael Rhodenbaugh, Larry Roberts, Jackie Dhabalt, Rhonda Carpenter, Roxanne Calderone, Rhonda Dawson, Joseph Wilson. Sherrard Third Grade First Row: Richard Brown, Kye Carver, Tim- othy Hamilton, Johnny Kling. Second Row: Brenda Reed, Roberta Rogers, Teresa Braden, Jamie Jo Miller, Kelly Barton, Billie Daniels, Loree Klundt, Karan Kruse. Third Row: Rob- ert Moline, David Abernathy, Nancy Love- lace, Kurt Schroeder, Nora McNichols, Curtis Anderson, Julie Anderson, Amy Harmon. Fourth Row: Mrs. Seitz, Ruth Box, Christine Anderson, Ronald Greim, Keven Schmidt, Mark Anderson, Elaine Anderson, Craig Davis. Sherrard Third Grade First Row: Lex Miller, Doug Guss, Tony Gos- ney, Eric Erickson, John Downey, Jeff Sea- bloom. Second Row: Drena Welch, Sheila Greims, Cynthia Young, Diann Thompson, Julia Anthony, Kathy Barton, Robin Zwicker. Third Row: John Bloom, Neal Furnish, Brad Ward, Christina Zaiss, Linda Brasmer, Carolyn McMeeken, Kenny Semonis. Fourth Row: Penny Hall, Mary Wilson, Joe Poole, Tim Bolt, Micha Riesebieter, Kevin Simmons, Michael Spivey, Mrs. Moody. Sherrard Fourth Grade First Row: Rodney Shaw, Karl Schroeder, John Watson, Kirk Kemp, Roy White, Brian McCubbin, James Pierson. Second Row: Phil- lip Crandall, Kathy McMeekan, Debra Henry, Karen Crenshaw, Gail Adamek, Tracie Wood- ley, Mark Welch. Third Row: Angela Parker, Karen Guss, Debra Seitz, Bruce Lange, Connie O’Brien, Margie Walton, James White, Fred Eddingfield, Adam Miller. Fourth Row: Col- leen Worton, Jeffrey Dhabalt, Lisa Young, Julie Nelson, Daniel Vogel, Wanda Hicks, John Granger, Dale Harmon, Mrs. Collier. 168 Sherrard Fourth Grade First Row: David Shields, Mark Pappas, Ken- neth Moreland, Eldon Johnson, Kirk Johnson, Kevin Isaacson, David Parker. Second Row: Peter Miller, Lisa Swanson, Lori Walton, Tere- sa McMeekan, Tracy Rowe, Edith Henry, Sandra Henry, David Frew. Third Row: Deb- ra DeToy, Melodye Doney, Joyce Hajostek, Russell Brasmer, Ronald Calderone, Laurie Watson, Richard Holdsworth, Walter Cutler. Fourth Row: Laurie Anderson, Scott Lucas, Daniel Spivey, David Wickenburg, Kevin Popp, Kathy Wadsworth, Ronald Farr, Mrs. Ander- son. Sherrard Fourth Grade First Row: Dan Bergstrom, Jerry Hammer- linck, Kevin Carver, Jay Pierson, Brian Rob- erts, Mike White. Second Row: Carolyn Thompson, Joyce Floyd, Sheri Brown, Linda Lambert, Pam Miller, Dinah Young, Karen Gustafson, Julie DeGreve. Third Row: Ann Bergstrom, Susan Fulton, Kim Huston, Loleta O’Dell, Donna Bradley, Shirene Riesebieter, Carl Wood, Lisa Schurr, Carol Granger. Fourth Row: Jon Davis, Raelene Billups, Terry Klundt, Darren Rind, Brad Johnson, Mark Nice, Chris Daligee, Brenda Hicks, Mrs. Knowles. Sherrard Fifth Grade First Row: Douglas Johnson, Doug Coyne, Delbert Henry, Ronnie DeVriendt, Dan Duf- field, Ken Erickson, Dennis Cummings. Sec- ond Row: Mrs. Holmer, Karen McManus, Denise Erickson, Cynthia Guss, LaDonna Adams, Kristi Swanson, Diane Yeater, Teena Bloomberg. Third Row: John Wilson, Tom Calderone, Gary Carlson, Mark Doney, Rich- ard Carney, Frank Atkins, Craig Mueller, Jeff Anderson. 169 Sherrard Sixth Grade First Row: Mark Davis, John McManus, Jay Zimmerman, Mike Watson, Jim Winn, Rodney Kalinczak, Jerry Davis. Second Row: Alethea Weese, Mary Peterson, Michele Harker, Judy Eastman, Lynn Gustafson, Randy Seabloom, Rodger Raine, Dale Fisher. Third Row: Nor- man Downey, Mrs. Kruse, Deborah Slaight, Bonnie Atkins, Debra Brasmer, Vickie Greim, Bob Erickson, Lester Hudnall, Diane St. Clair. Sherrard Sixth Grade First Row: James Frew, Kevin Dougherty, Caret Box, Brad Blick, Mike Hall, Dave Ham- erlinck, Tom Eddingfield, Paul Lange. Second Row: Kay Kindelsperger, Karen Wagoner, Theresa Wilson, Kathy Swanson, Carole Daw- son, Debbie Nelson, Patty Crandall, Kathy Lovelace, Carol Young. Third Row: Doreen Braden, Butch Overton, Ted Palmer, Pam Tomlinson, Cindy White, Kathy Price, Ron Boersen, Max Miller, Scott Guyton. Fourth Row: Monty McWhorter, Mike Brewer, Jeff Perry, Cindy Johnson, Brenda Isaacson, Chuck Capan, Annette Gresch, Greg Wadsworth, Mr. Richardson. Sherrard Special Education First Row: Jeff Raine, Larry Johnson, John Dwyer, Donald Anthony, Mike Berhenke, Trudy Nylin, Toni Owens. Second Row: Richard Nicholson, Jeff Johnson, Tim Mabeus, Dennis Mote, Pat Kraklow, Ed Dellitt, Mrs. Madden. TMH Class—First Row: Cecil Davis, Robert Weihler, Mary Beth Bush, Paul Nelson. Second Row: Mark Glodwin, Pamela Ayers, Dennis Harkey, Joan Gott, Jo Ann Holliday. Teacher Mrs. Morris and helper Mrs. Holliday. The top sixth grade basketball team is Coyne Center. First Row: David Hemp- hill, Buddy Wake- field, Martin Fied- ler, Jerry Tyler. Second Row: David Ogburn, Jim Cope, Greg Hudnall, Steve Erickson, Todd Matter. Third Row: Joe Dilulio, Pat Hohl, Kevin Minch, Frank Kay Weber, Troy Swain. I 171 FARMERS STATE BANK OF SHERRARD “Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation' SHERRARD, ILLINOIS MRS. 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W. 3rd Street Alcdo, Illinois Shoes—Priccd Right, Fitted Right READ THE ARGUS for Complete Coverage of Western Illinois News ROCK ISLAND SPORT SHOP DeSCHEPPER PACKING CO. “The Finest in Year Around Sporting Goods” Knoxville Road Milan, Illinois Telephone 787-1846 WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM KILLING PROCESSING 1933 Compliments of 1970 MIKE’S TAVERN Sherrard, Illinois Mike Kett Ron MOLINE NATIONAL BANK Moline Illinois With Trust Department Member of FDIC SHERRARD FEED I SEED Kent Feed Field Seed Fertilizer Phone 593-8331 ROBERT DAVISON General Trucking and Light Bulldozing Sherrard Illinois Phone: 593-3156 184 BIACKHAWK STATE BANK Milan, Illinois ■‘Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation” W. J. NELSON SONS, INC. Corner Ophiem Rd. Highway 1 50 Phone 529-8661 Ford— Gchl — Fox -Oliver Farm Equipment Ophiem Illinois Pioneers in Power LYNN IMPLEMENT INC. JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE General Hardware Phone 476-4501 Lynn Center, Illinois SHERRARD POWER SYSTEM COLONIAL HOUSE CLEANERS ONE HOUR SERVICE Free Pick-up and Delivery Every Day Orion Illinois Orion, Illinois Phone 526-8502 MACE CHEMICAL SUPPLY COMPANY POWELL’S TEXACO Janitor Supplies, Cleaning Materials, and Maintenance Equipment 207-09 E. 2nd Street Dial 322-4012 Milan Illinois Davenport, Iowa ORION FLOWER GIFT SHOP 526-3503 Orion, Illinois “Say it with Flowers.” F.T.D. Wire Service AND BROOKS JEWELRY STORE “Watchmaker and Jeweler’ 217 - 17th St. Rock Island, Illinois Elgin Bulova Anson Rogers (1847) Community KEN FRYE CLARK’S BARBER SHOP RADIO TV SERVICE Sherrard, Illinois Sherrard Illinois Phone 593-3651 Norge and Maytag Appliances Motorola Radio and TV “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 787-1777 FARMERS STATE BANK OF VIOLA Compliments of Viola, Illinois ART LEE’S LUNCH “Small enough to know you” “Large enough to serve you” Sherrard Illinois Member F.D.I.C. 186 Phone 596-2189 MEADOW LANES R 1 Bowling Billiards FEED MANUFACTURERS Restaurant Orion, Illinois Phone 526-3300 Orion, Illinois Phone 526-8323 Orion, Illinois “Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation” TEMPLE’S SPORTING GOODS 42 years of Service and Satisfaction 1524 - 6th Avenue Moline, Illinois The Ultimate In Cruisine Atmosphere Entertainment MARANDO’S World Famous Theatre Restaurant Route 92 . . . Near Mcmri Drive-In Theatre Milan, Illinois 18? GAMBLES “THE FRIENDLY STORE” Ed Johnson, Owner Auto Parts Accessories Houseware-Paint Electric Supplies-Sporting Goods Fishing Supplies-Toys Furniture—Appliances—Etc. 125 South College-Aledo, Illinois Phone JU 2-7724 Compliments of BEV’S FAMILY TAVERN KINSEY SERVICE STATION STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS AND SERVICE by Fish Chicken on Friday Chicken on Saturday Sherrard Illinois HOME Elmer Chuck Dale Atlas Hercules Tires 593-3491 53 years of service OPHIEM GRAIN CO. Custom Grinding Mixing Grain Bank Service Crimping—Bulk Delivery Sujitxtevcct 0?cc U Dial 309-529-4191 Ophiem, Illinois 61468 1301 Fourth Street RED’S TEXACO SERVICE Orion, Illinois 61273 David H. Kirk Geo. R. Huggins Viola, Illinois Phone 596-2151 188 McCullough’s We give S H Green Stamps Milan Illinois MAX G. LARSON All Lines Of Insurance DOONAN IMPLEMENT CO. Massey-Ferguson—New Idea Parts and Service O.T. LARSON AGENCY Preemption, Illinois Milan, Illinois Phone 787-1315 Phone 5344201 ROY ANDERSON’S SKELLY CRUMMY FUNERAL HOME Milan, Illinois Ambulance Service Phone 787-3931 Leo Crummy Funeral Director Viola, Reynolds, New Windsor Illinois TINDALL’S Striving to Serve Their Community Better Groceries—Meat—Vegetables—Frozen Food—Sundra Spot—Dry Goods Laundromat and Dry Cleaning 190 Shcrrard, Illinois Phone 593-8341 FRIENDLY . . . BANKING SERVICE ROCK ISLAND BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Third Avenue at Eighteenth Street 191 Modern Woodmen of America Okc t£c 'Harlot a cjuUhq 'pxcitviHeU -£i{c )k4u ihcc GxyOMiytfloHt. HOME OFFICE • ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS HUNTER’S CAMERA SHOP Color Processing by Eastman Kodak Photo Supplies-Hallmark Cards—Gifts Kodak, Bell Howell Polaroid Cameras Color Processing by Kodak 1619 Second Avenue Rock Island, Illinois Phone 788-5126 Look for Career Opportunities with BITUMINOUS INSURANCE COMPANIES Rock Island SUPERIOR BUSINESS MACHINES Over 35 years of Superior Service! GREEN ACRES CAFE-MOTEL If you have tried the rest, Now try the best! HERMES 3000- Home-Cooked Meals Typewriters are our Business Short Orders—Air Conditioning Comfortable Rooms—T.V. Not a Sideline! We Guarantee and Service What We Sell! Howard Gert Gillette Orion, Illinois 1716-3rd Avenue Rock Island 788-1814 DEB’S DRIVE IN Fine Food Prepared by EXPERTS Delicious Sandwiches • 7 “1 Junction of Highway 67 and 92 Milan Open the Year Around Bulldozing Clearing Leveling WILLIAM TAYLOR Matherville Illinois Wola Jlmurr RUTH SCHILLINGER, Owner Cooper's TV Appliance Inc. DOTSON JEWELERS Phone 788-6644 COLOR TV PHONOGRAPH RECORDS 1710—3rd Avenue Rock Island, Illinois 61201 Darrel (Bud) Dotson ALEOO, ILLINOIS 193 HOUSE OF HAYNES CUSTOM MOLDS GLASS MOLDS WHOLESALE • RETAIL GREENWARE. SUPPLIES, FINISHED PIECES CERAMIC CLASSES ON U.S. 67 CLASS CLASSES PREEMPTION. ILL. CONCRETE YARD ORNAMENTS PH. (309) B34.4791 MODE-O’DAY Aledo Illinois 101 South College Avenue Phone 582-2170 RESTAURANT LOUNC ( ( USDA TOP CHOICE ( PRIME RIB-STEAKS ( SEAFOOD ( ITALIAN DINNERS HOME OF THE ORIGINAL SELF-SERVICE SALAD BAR ( ( FACILITIES FOB BANQUETS • MEETINGS • SPECIAL EVENTS it FAMILY DINING BOOM FOBEST BOOM ★ GABDEN CLUB BOOM ★ OAK BOOM ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY ( 10 MINUTES SOUTH OF ROCK ISLAND ON U.S. Hwr 67 AT ( OAK GROVE, IU. (P.O. Ml IAN) 787-3211 or 787-3589 RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED NATE’S STANDARD SERVICE PREEMPTION MAID-RITE Lubrication Tires-Batteries Gas—Oil —Grease Route 67 Virgil and Rita Baker Viola Illinois Preemption Illinois Phone 596-2444 mnKGOOIl TIMERS •ySHXKEY’S JOIN the as DAVENPORT 37th and Brady i94 PHONE 326-5151 (almost) Building problems? We solve them all! Deane Frye, Inc. STRAN-STEEL FRANCHISED BUILDER DEANE FRYE President DAN DEE LUNCH Phone 596-2525 Viola Illinois STANDARD Compliments of Stran-Steel NATIONAL STEEL Phone (309) 754-5311 Box 88 Matherville, Illinois 61263 BOB’S SERVICE STATION STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS DA-MAR AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 2528 Fifth Avenue Rock Island, Illinois AUTOMOTIVE HEADQUARTERS For Western Illinois Everything in Accessories and Parts Open Week-Nights Till 8:00 P. M. Service by Bob DeShane ATLAS HERCULES TIRES Preemption, Illinois Phone 534-4611 £-3 25 WRCER CHEF« 1 2515-llth Street Rock Island, Illinois 61201 Featuring: HAMBURGERS HOT GOLDEN BROWN FRENCH FRIES ROAST BEEF SHAKES and MORE BOWLBY MUSIC HOUSE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 70 WE HOPE TO SEE YOU OFTEN AT- - Yamaha Stringed Instruments Band Instruments Hagstrom, Gibson, Fender Guitars Expert Repairing 1623 2nd Avenue Phone 786-5489 Where theater-going becomes an eventI • Acres of Frn, Lighted Parking • Exclusive Luxurious Reclin- ing Rocker Seats • Dazzling Art Gallery Lounge For Your Pre-Show Viewing EAST-IOWA WEST-ILLINOIS uniuit nc -- SPUD SAM’S MOBILE STATION CAFE 24 hour wrecker service Sun Test Machine On Highway 67 Viola Illinois GODFREY’S JEWELERS Artcarved Diamond Rings Milan, Illinois Cigarettes—$.35 a pack Pepsi—$1.55 a case 196 MILAN ILLINOIS THE 8-BALL ORION VETERINARY SERVICE ASSOCIATION Recreation Room Pizza—Sandwiches Preemption, Illinois Phone 534-4851 c Phone 526-3377 Dr. Charles L. Clark Dr. Earl De Zeeuw Steaks Seafoods HAP’S DARI-ETTE DRIVE IN RESTAURANT Breakfast Anytime Viola, Illinois Open 24 Hours INDUSTRIAL CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY A MUTUAL LEGAL RESERVE COMPANY Bloomington, Illinois DON BOLES Service Representative Chops Baskets Phone: 787-2306 Milan, Illinois JIM’S MILAN DAIRY QUEEN Ice Cream Treats Sandwiches of all types 197 Phone 593-8921 RHODENBAUGH OIL CO. Sherrard, Illinois ? 00ENBAUOH r,, ;ERVICE CENTER, C J '4 ,V Dean Rhodenbaugh Complete Service Center Larry Rhodenbaugh, Mechanic 24-Hour Wrecker Service The Den Recreation Sandwich Center FARMERS GRAIN SUPPLY CO. Your Master Mix Dealer Phone 596-2323 Viola Illinois BEN FRANKLIN Aledo, Illinois Areas Most Complete Variety Store Phone 582-7688 Joe Murphy Owner B B HARDWARE 198 334 WEST 2nd AVENUE MILAN, ILLINOIS 61264 EDNA POST JOHN McDANIEL THOMAS PAINT STORE 222—4th Street West Milan, Illinois Phone 787-2021 Custom Color Service Minncsota-Paints Kyanizc Paints Congratulations to the CLASS OF 70 S y, ua 10 YOUR UNIT 200 PHOTOGRAPHER 1916 Sturdevant Street Davenport, Iowa Autographs 201

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