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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1971 volume:

riiwimi ' ___ ji - % n- - |V ' 'Jt ' - ' The Annual Staff Presents THE 1971 IVY TOWER Sherrard High School Sherrard, Illinois Volumn XXXVII 1971 Table of Contents Student Life 3 Seniors 11 Juniors 37 Sophomores 45 Freshmen 53 Administration 61 Activities 77 Athletics 119 Junior High 149 Elementary 157 Advertising 171 Moods Around SHS” The Frustration of Learning . . . 5 The Togetherness of Friends .. 6 The Determination to Succeed . . . 8 And the Spirit of the 7 I Tigers 10 SENIORS CHERYL NADINE JORDAN Flag Bearer; Chorus; FHA; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr., All- School Play Cast, Play Cast Jr. Yr., Backstage Sr. Yr.; Student Council, Treas. Sr. Yr.; Soph. Class Sec.; Tigerctte. WILLIAM HENRY VERBEKE Chorus; FTA; Paw Prints; French Club; Pep Club; Drama Club, Back- stage Jr. and Sr. Yrs. RANDY L. ALLEN FFA JOAN DOROTHY HERGERT FHA; Pep Club; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Yr. JON ALAN RAATZ Band; FTA; Paw Prints; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Pres. Sr. Yr., Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Student Council, Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; Soph. Class Pres.; Football and Bas- ketball Manager; Outstanding Teen- ager of America; Top Ten. DIANNE SUE KROUSE SNELL Chorus; FHA; Pep Club; Drama Club; Annual $30 Club. MARY ANN JOHNSON Chorus; FHA, Vice-Pres. of Projects Sr. Yr.; Paw Prints; Pep Club; Annual Staff, Assistant Editor; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Pres. Sr. Yr., Play Cast Jr. Yr.; Jr. Class Sec.; Top Ten. DANIEL MARK HEIAR Chorus; FFA, Reporter Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; 1st Place Farm Planning Con- test Sr. Yr.; Snowball Attendant Jr. Yr.; Wrestling; S r. Class Treas. ) SUSAN KAY TIMMONS Chorus: FHA; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Yr. DONALD DAVID McLAUGHLIN FFA, Star Chapter Farmer; Student Council Sr. Yr.; Snowball Attendant Sr. Yr.; Varsity Club; Football, All- Conference Special Mention Sr. Yr.; Wrestling. MARK ALLELY MUELLER FTA, Pres. Sr. Yr.: Paw Prints; Chess Club: Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Sergeant-at-Arms Sr. Yr.: Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Stu- dent Council Fresh. Yr.; Varsity Club; Track; Basketball. CHERYL LOUISE FENTON FHA; FTA: Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Yrs. ANGELA FERN CAPAN FHA; Paw Prints; Pep Club, Pres. Sr. Yr.: Annual Staff, Co-Editor; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual J30 Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Yr. RUSSELL A. MOORE Chorus; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs. DANIEL JOSEPH HAMERLINCK FFA, Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr., DcKalb Award; Student Council Jr. Yr.; Football. PAMELA JEAN CHAPMAN FHA; FT A; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff;Top Ten. JAMES ROBERT HERGERT Band; Chorus. VICKIE ANN BLICK Chorus; FHA, Vice-Pres. of Rec. Soph. Yr.: Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Sr. Class Sec.: Cheerleader, Captain Sr. Yr.; Tigerette; Homecoming Attendant Fresh. Yr.; FFA Chapter Sweetheart. 14 PRISCILLA ANN RATHBUN Chorus; FHA; Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Sr. Yr.; Annual $30 Club. TONY LEE SWAIN ACT Semifinalist; Football; Basket- ball; Football Manager. JULIE MARIE FREW Flag Bearer; FHA; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr.; Student Council Sr. Yr.; Homecoming At- tendant Sr. Yr. RANDY LEE TOLLEY Chess Club; Pep Club; Play Cast Jr. Yr.; Student Council Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; ACT Semifinalist; Varsity Club; Football; Basketball. KAREN JEAN McLAUGHLIN FHA, 2nd Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr., 1st Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr., Section 10 Treas. Sr. Yr.; Pep Club; Annual Staff, Co- Editor; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Student Council Sr. Yr.; Fresh. Class Treas.; Jr. Class Treas.; Homecoming Attendant Jr. Yr.; Snowball Attendant Jr. Yr. KENNETH WAYNE NEVLING FTA; Chess Club; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Yr. 15 STEPHEN PATRICK MACK FFA; Football. GAIL FRANCES SMITH Chorus; FHA; FTA; French Club, Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr.; Drama Club, All- School Play Cast, Play Cast Sr. Yr.; Cheerleader; Homecoming Queen; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Top Ten; National Honor So- ciety. GARY GENE WOEHLK Paw Prints; Chess Club, Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club; Sr. Class Vice- Pres.; Homecoming Attendant Sr. Yr.; Varsity Club; Football; Basket- ball. BRENDA SUE HEMPHILL Chorus; FHA; FTA; Paw Prints; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Homecoming Atten- dant Soph. Yr. LINDA LOUISE LEWIS Band; Chorus; FHA; Paw Prints; Pep Club; FTA; Drama Club, Back- stage Jr. Yr. KENNETH ROLAND PRESSON Chess Club; Pep Club; Varsity Club; Track; Football; Basketball; Wrest- ling. RICHARD JOHN HARTMAN Homecoming Attendant Fresh. Yr.; Varsity Club;Track, School Records in the 220 and Mile Relay Team; Football, Special Mention Little All- State, 1st Team All-Conference, 1st Team All-Western Illinois Sr. Yr.; Basketball. RICKY LEE KURTENBACH Chorus; FFA; Play Cast Jr. Yr. MARK LEE SLOAN Chess Club; Football. RUTH ANN HANNAH Chorus; FTA; Chess Club; Pep Club; Student Council Fresh. Yr.; Annual $30 Club. BONNIE LEE ERICKSON FHA; FTA; French Club; Pep Club; Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs. MICHAEL WENDELL SLOAN Paw Prints; Chess Club; Homecoming Attendant Jr. Yr.; Varsity Club; Football, Special Mention All-Con- ference Sr. Yr.; Basketball. NANCY LU MEYER FHA; Paw Prints; Pep Club; Annual Staff, Advertising Manager; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club; Student Council Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Soph. Class Treas. THOMAS EDWIN DAWSON Backstage Jr. Yr.; Track; Football. DENNIS DEAN HURLEY Paw Prints; Chess Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr.; Basketball; Foot- ball. THERESA SUE CRAWFORD Chorus; FHA; Pep Club; Annual Staff, Assistant Editor; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr. KATHERINE FAYE STARK Band, Sec. Sr. Yr.; Chorus; FHA, Vice-Pres. of Recreation Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr., Backstage Sr. Yr.; Cheerleader. DAVID ALLAN BLEUER Band 18 LEE EDWARD NICE Band, Vice-Pres. Soph, and Sr. Yrs.; Chess Club, Capt. Jr. Yr.; Class Pres. Fresh. Yr.; ACT Semifinalist; Varsi- ty Club; Track; Football; Basket- ball; Wrestling; Outstanding Teen- ager of America; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Joh Philip Sousa Award. CHERYL MAE JOHNSON FHA; Pep Club. NORA BRIDGET KALE FHA; FTA; Paw Prints; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Yr. GEORGE WILLIAM SCHRIVER Band; Chess Club; French Club; ACT Semifinalist; Top Ten; Nation- al Honor Society. JOSEPH WILLIAM SCHURR FTA; Paw Prints; Chess Club; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Yr.; Fresh. Class Vice-Pres.; Home- coming King; Varsity Club; Track; Football, Captain Sr. Yr., All-Con- ference Honorable Mention Jr. Yr., 1st Team All-Conference Sr. Yr.; Basketball. BEVERLY JUNE DAVIS Chorus; FHA; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Sr. Yr. 19 RICK MICHAEL McGUIRE Chorus; Paw Prints, Editor Jr. Yr.; Chess Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, All-School Play Cast, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; ACT Semifinalist. DEBORAH WALKER Chorus; FHA; Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Sr. Yr. GREGORY P. VERBOUT Pep Club; Backstage Jr. Yr.; Track; Football. GERALDINE JEAN MOYER Chorus. JOSEPH WILLIAM FRITCH Chorus; Chess Club, Sec.-Treas. Sr. Yr.; ACT Semifinalist; Top Ten. RITA KAY MARTIN Chorus Accompanist; FHA; FTA; French Club; Pep Club; Annual Staff, Assistant Editor; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, All-School Play Cast, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; ACT Semifinalist; Outstanding Teenager of America; Betty Crocker Home- maker Award; Top Ten; National Honor Society. DARRELL EUGENE MYERS Student Council Sr. Yr.; Varsity Club; Track; Football, Honorable Mention Little All-State, Honorable Mention All-Western Illinois, 1st Team All-Conference Sr. Yr.; Wrest- ling, Capt. Sr. Yr., Most Points. EVA ANN CAMERON Chorus; FHA; Pep Club; Annual 130 Club—Top Salesman; Drama Club. VETA MAE BRUMBAUGH Chorus; FHA, 2nd Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr.; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertis- ing Staff; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Yr.; Student Council Sr. Yr. ALLEN McNICHOLS Play Cast Sr. Yr. JULIE MARIE KINDELSPERGER Band, Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr.; Chorus, Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; FHA, Trcas. Sr. Yr.; Pep Club; An- nual Staff, FHA, FFA, and Music Editor; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Sec. Sr. Yr., Play Cast Jr. Yr.; Snowball Queen. DONALD ARTHUR LAMB Track; Football; Wrestling. THOMAS MICHAEL BUNCH Paw Prints CYNTHIA DIANE COOPER FHA; Paw Prints; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual 130 Club; Drama Club; Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Sr. Class Pres.; Cheer- leader; Snowball Attendant Sr. Yr.; Jr. Marshall. DONALD JOE DAVIS Band; French Club; Pep Club; Play Cast Jr. Yr.; Class Pres. Jr. Yr.; Homecoming Attendant Soph. Yr.; Varsity Club; Track; Football, 1st Team All-Conference, 2nd Team All-Western Illinois; Basketball; Jr. Marshall. SHIRLEY ANN SCOTT Pep Club SAMUEL DAVID LANGSTON GLENDEAN DUFFIELD FTA; Paw Prints; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Yr. ROBERTA LOUISE LINGAFELTER Chorus; FHA; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr.; Cheerleader; Tigerette. JOHN BRADLEY TINDALL Band; FTA; Paw Prints; Chess Club; Drama Club; Student Council Fresh, and Sr. Yrs.; ACT Semifinalist; Bas- ketball. GLEN D. MELCHER Band; FFA; Chess Club; Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs. HELEN JEAN EDDINGFIELD Flag Bearer; Chorus; FHA; Paw Prints; Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr., Backstage Sr. Yr. JOSEPH PHILLIP ZIMMERMAN GAY CHRISTINE BEHRENSMEYER Band, Treas. Sr. Yr.; Chorus Accom- panist; FHA; FTA, Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr., Attendance Sec. for Blackhawk Division, Sr. Yr.; Paw Prints, Editor, Sr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Treas. Sr. Yr., Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs., Student Direc- tor Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Student Coun- cil Jr. Yr.; ACT Semifinalist; Four Years’ Perfect Attendance; Top Ten; National Honor Society. 23 ROXANNE KAY CONNELL Chorus; FHA; FTA; Paw Prims; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Sr. Yr., Backstage Jr. Yr. DERI TRENT WILKINS Band; Chorus; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Varsity Club; Track; Football, All-Conference Special Mention; Basketball; Four Years’ Perfect Attendance. THOMAS LEE SECYMORE PAMELA SUE NELSON Chorus; FHA, Vice-Pres. of Degrees Soph. Yr., Vice-Pres. of Projects Jr. Yr., Sec. Sr. Yr.; FTA, Sec.-Treas. Jr. Yr.; Chess Club; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Yr., Backstage Sr. Yr.; Fresh. Class Sec.; Soph. Class Vice-Pres.; DAR; ACT Semi- finalist; Top Ten; National Honor Society. LARRY DUANE WADSWORTH Chorus; FFA, Treas. Jr. Yr., Sec. Sr. Yr.; Snowball King; Wrestling. ROBERT LEE HENRY Band; Chorus; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Football; Bas- ketball; Four Years’ Perfect Atten- dance. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Vickie Blick, Secre- tary: Cindy Cooper, President; Dan Heiar, Treasurer; Gary Woehlk, Vice-President. A $50 fine for littering! Seniors Are Honored for Their Qualities of NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Pam Nelson, Gail Smith, George Schriver, Gay Behrensmeyer, Lee Nice, and Rita Martin. FOUR YEARS’ PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Deri Wilkins, Bob Henry, Gay Behrensmeyer. D.A.R. and S.A.R: Pam Nelson and Joe Fritch 26 Scholarship, Citizenship, and Leadership BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER AWARD, OUTSTANDING TEEN- JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD, OUT- AGER AWARD: Rita Martin. STANDING TEENAGER AWARD: Lee Nice. The TOP TEN students enjoy discussing their future careers. Sitting: Gay Behrensmeyer, Mary Ann Johnson, Pamela Nelson, Joseph Fritch. Standing: Lee Nice, Gail Smith, Pamela Chapman, George Schriver, Rita Martin. Absent: Jon Raatz. Couples Capture Vickie and Dan, as well as all couples attending the prom, Roxanne and Gary and Bev and Larry arrive at receive a memory book as they enter. steps to the dance floor. 28 Joe and Debbie admire the ivy garden. Mark and Sandy stop at some punch. These Magic Moments the Fort Armstrong and follow the music up the Don and his date Terry enjoy each others company on the balcony. 30 As Juniors, We Performed The Mouse That Roared” Tully explains to the lost tourists that they’re in the Duchy of Grand Fenwick, a country five miles long by three miles wide. Directed by Miss Susan Newkirk CAST Male: Tully Bascom . . . Count Mountjoy . David Benter . . . Professor Kokintz General Snippet . Mr. Beston....... President........ Will Tatum........ Soldiers......... . . • . Jon Raatz . • Rick McGuire . • Mark Mueller .... Don Davis . . . Russ Moore . Dennis Hurley . . Randy Tolley Rick Kurtenbach . . Glen Melcher Bob Henry Deri Wilkins Female: Gloriana the Twelfth Mrs. Bascom........ Helen.............. Miss Johnson....... Miss Wilkins ...... Page............... Ann................ Debbie............. Jill ............... Mrs. Reiner........ Lost Tourists...... . . Susie Crawford ......Rita Martin Julie Kindelsperger ......Pam Nelson . Helen Eddingfield ........Julie Frew . . Bonnie Erickson ......Vickie Blick . . . Sherry Jordan Gay Behrensmeyer Roberta Lingafelter Mary Ann Johnson Kathy Stark Miss Johnson tells the Secretary of State, Mr. Beston—“The Duchy of Grand Fenwick has just declared war on the United States!” Ann asks Tully—“If the meeting should be about our wine production, could you put in a word for modern methods? I hate going around with PURPLE FEET!” The Page reads to the American people that a state of war exists between the Duchy of Grand Fenwick and the United States of America. Count Mountjoy frantically screams— “Air raid! Take cover! It’s the Americans! Airraid!” Mrs. Reiner, the housekeeper for Dr. Kokintz, announces that there are three people to see him about the Q-bomb. The soldiers of Grand Fenwick and Will Tatum prepare plans to invade the U. S. and possibly capture the doctor’s Q-bomb. The President and Miss Wilkins have concluded that if Grand Fenwick has seized the Q-bomb, it is the most powerful nation in the world. Helen shows Gloriana a small transistor set with which they are able to tune in the U. S. and learn of their plans for the war. Tully is quite shocked when his mother, Mrs. Bascom, tells him that he must marry Gloriana for the welfare of Grand Fenwick. Tully reports to Gloriana that Grand Fenwick won the war by fighting with longbows, and he has prisoners to prove it. Two of the United States prisoners, Debbie and Jill, scream with horror, as a mouse chases them while they are barefoot. It was the mouse which symbolized the Duchy of Grand Fenwick—the little mouse with the power of a mighty lion. 33 Thunder on Sycamore Street Directed by Miss Susan Newkirk Cast “What’s the matter? You’ve hardly said a word since you got in. Are you sick or something?” Phyllis asks Arthur. Frank and Roger have an argument at the dinner table about whether they have the right to throw the Blakes out of their own home. Arthur Hayes............................Jon Raatz Mrs. McAllister...........................Priscilla Rathbun Frank Morrison.........................Russ Moore Joseph Blake ........................Rick McGuire Clarice Morrison.....................Beverly Davis Roger Morrison ......................Mark Mueller Chris Morrison..................... Dennis Johnson Charlie Dentoa..................................Bob Henry Grace Denton..........................Debbie Walker Bill McAllister.....................Allen McNichols Phyllis Hayes........................Rita Martin Mrs. Harkness.........................Vickie Blick Caroline Hayes.................... Roxanne Connell Judy Blake...................................Bonnie Erickson Mac..................................Glen Melcher Irma...........................................Gail Smith Anna Blake.......................Gay Behrensmeyer Mrs. Carson...........................Debbie Draper Ginny.........................................Chris Davis The Dentons and McAllisters drop in after dinner to see that everything is set for the march on the Blakes’ house. 34 “It’s exactly five-fifteen,” says Clarice. “Relax, Frank. We aren’t supposed to leave until seven o’clock.” “Shut up! Don’t you dare talk that way about your father!” Phyllis yells as she shakes Caroline. Mrs. Harkness is completely disgusted with Arthur. According to her, everybody pushes him around and he’s afraid to stand up for himself. Caroline does not believe it when Mac, Irma, and Roger tel! her that the families on mother, Mrs. McAllister, asks what she was Sycamore Street are going to make the Blakcs leave. doing way down on Bryant Avenue. 35 Joe tries to explain to Anna and Judy that if they have to beg for their freedom, then it’s gone. Their neighbors aren’t asking why he went to jail. They’re just asking him to leave their supposedly respectable neighborhood. Joe and Anna cannot believe it when Mrs. Carson tells them that their neighbors are going to make them move from Sycamore Street. “Look at him, standing there like he owns the block!” Charlie Denton yells as Joseph Blake comes out to stand on his doorstep. The whole neighborhood has assembled and are ready to force Mr. Blake to leave if necessary. 36 Caroline hugs her father as Mr. Blake blots the wound on his head. Arthur has succeeded in keep ing Sycamore Street a nice place to live. JUNIORS David Adams Rick Amy i Julie Anderson Chris Basala David Blaylock Doug Bleuer Lori Blick Bill Bonick Harold Braughton Dan Breitenstein JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Rick Amy, President: Joanie Martin, Vice-President: Randy Verbout, Secretary; Angela Encapera, Treasurer relax while discussing plans for the prom, which will be held at the Clayton House in Davenport. 38 Walter Brown JoAnne Brozik Jeff Connell Carolyn Cox Donna Dean Jim Crawford X Jim Day To make their history class more interesting, these students hold a mock constitutional convention. Linda DeGreve Brian Dhaemers Robert Gillette Ron Gosney Carol Erickson Angela Encapera Juniors . . . Strive Toward the Finish 7 � 1 I Steve Gregory Cindy Harader Colleen Harmon John Hergert Calvin Heiar Barbara Henry Jerry Hutchins Mike Jacobs Jeff Gowey Neal Hohl Terri Hargrave Kevin Holdridge Linda Hergert Howard Tatge demonstrates production welding in flat position with the MIG. Mike Johnson Dave Karlburg LuAnn Koob . . . Meet Obstacles, Conquer Challenges Beth Leffler Kristine Lindburg Marla Matkovic Joanie Martin Kevin Matter Jill McCaw Joe McKinley Cinda McMten Susan Miller 41 Showing their Christmas spirit, these Juniors made their lockers the most decorated in the school. David Mital Loren Moreland Tom Morgan Mary Nice .. . Work Hard to Meet Their Goals Dianna Ogburn Alice Pace Evelyn Peterson Julie Potter Pam Rathbun Debbie Rhodenbaugh Jessica Riley Debbie Robinson wm—n Marilyn Reynolds Jackie Redecker Margaret Sackfield Joyce St. Clair Randy Schwarz Mary Simmon Terry St. Clair Jan Spengler Terry Stark Jean Schroeder Howard Tatge Sandra Todd Sherrie True Harold Teufel TOP FIVE Harold Teufel Lori Blick Jill McCaw Brian Dhaemers Kathy Docherty Denise Wilsey Dave Wilson Deraid Winn Don Zwicker Mike Zwicker Pamela Younts Tamie Ziemer Mary Zwicker TOP FIVE Gina Holdsworth Patty Watson Kathy Barto Mary Miller Rian Basala Gerry Allen Rusty Boehme Reita Amy Rian Basala Greg Boens Bob Anderson Terry Ayers Robert Billings Kenneth Boersen Richard Blaylock Brian Breiby John Barnett Deborah Bloom Ken Brewer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Carolyn Zwicker, Treasurer; Jay Dawson, Secretary; Greg Dhaemers, President; Steve Watson, Vice-President take time out from their drivers’ education course. Jay Dawson Georgia Day Steve DePorter Mike Dcppe Peggy DeGreve Leslie Encapera Pat Eddingfield John Fakas Doug Erdmann Greg Dhaemers Sophomores . . . Face Challenges on Second Ste of the Ladder to Success Marlene Jansen Dennis Johnson Doris Johnson Maynard J ohnson In addition to learning how to drive, Teresa Floyd times her braking reaction ability in Dri- vers’ Education. Terry Johnson Kenneth Jordan . . . Inactivity Is an Unknown Word to S.H.S. Sophomores Dona Nalevanko Diana Palmer Mary Mears Charles Pappas Mary Miller Cindy O’Brien Mike Peebler Rex Miller Carol Ogburn Eddie Peterson Debbie Presson lim Phelps Audie Purcell Gary Simonson Donald Semonis Tamara Slavish Greg Shelangouski Pat Sloan James Reynolds Charles Rowe Let’s see . . . when it is 6 p.m. CDT in Chicago, what time is it in Denver? In General Business, students study time zones in different parts of our country. ■ Constance SrhHvcr Mark Runge Joni Smith Robin Snyder Walter Strom Rob Spengler Curt Thompson Shannon Thuren Yvonne Tindall Babette Vale Terry Swain Claudia Taylor . . . Slide Through a Second Successful Year FRESHMEN General Business Kathy Adamek Cassie Adams Steve Adams Zane Adams Robert Allen TOP FIVE: Derek Guyton, Jim Joines, Charles Stropes, Kevin Mueller, Ed Tomlinson. Vivian Anderson Glenda Anderson Ronald Allen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Sharon Tatge, Secretary-Treasurer; Kirk Verbout, Vice-President: Glenda Anderson, President—all Find that their first year in high school can be fun. Tim Andresen Curtis Anthony Sheri Arkle Freshmen . . . Enter S.H.S. with Excitement, Ambition Kurt Carlson Robert Carney Marcile Collier 9 Esther Braughton Kristine Cederstrom Allen Connell Ellen Dasso Carla Conrad Melinda Davis Nancy Coyne Randy Davis Brian Crandall Michael De Loose Michele Crossan Mary DeVriendt ,n. Cindy Dhaemers Kim Downev Dee Ann Erickson Mike Falconer Michele Encapera Rhonda Erdmann Loren Foster Encounter Bewildering Hall Conditions Steven Gowey Jim Granger Dcbbra Harkcr Allen Hartman Larry Grcim Barbara Gustafson Lori Hartman Cindy Hartman Janet Hayne Jean Henry I Roland Hutchinson Tim Hergert Candy Isaacson Mary Hintermeister Janet Jackson Jeff Hultgren Bruce Humphrey Steve J acobsen J yll J ohnson . . . See the Change in Themselves This Year Monica Kohler Gail Laffoon Doug Lambert Rose Larson Jim Joines . . . Greeted by Clubs, Teachers, New Classes Tony McCubbin Wes Matter Dennis Mitchell Pam Mitchell Brian Nelson Mark Nelson Laura McKinley Sally Nice Sandra Penney . . . Participate Albert Shafer Charles Strones Lori Shelangouski Kim Swanson Susan Smith Sally Swinford Randy Stockwell Debbra Stark ■ Sharon Tatge Lorry Thompson 59 Rose Thompson Edlen Tomlinson Mike Tomlinson Deborah True Teresa Van Hook Danny Verbeke Kirk Verbout Polly Waterman Charles Watson . . . Look Forward to Their Next Year Terrv Wensel Pam Welch Board Dedicated to Excellence in Education Wesley Johansen—President Domenico Dilulio Wayne Holdsworth—Secretary The Board of Education consists of seven community men who work together with the adminis- tration in many ways. The Board is concerned with the growth and development of students in school, They are now planning for our new grade school. Duane Braden 62 William Wagoner Gerald Nelson Administration Provides Able Leadership CLIFFORD KING Superintendent RICHARD LOVELACE Curriculum Co-ordinator FRED EIHAUSEN Principal JANE GREGORY Secretary to Mr. King 63 Bus Drivers Cover 1,089 Miles Per School Day Through the school year these drivers cover a total distance of 8 times around the world. First Row: Mr. Jinks, Mr. Coyne, Mr. Kempf. Second Row: Mr. Zude, Mr. Martens, Mr. Fredell, Mr. King, Mr. Nimrick, Mr. Jackson. Third Row: Mr. Lovelace, Mr. Coyne, Mr. Huggins. Absent: Mrs. Bloomquist, Mrs. Stockwell, 64 Mr. Kinsey. Efficiency Is the Key Word for This Year’s Staff JANITORS: Mr. Frcdcll, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Doyc. MAINTENANCE: Mr. Martens In an average day the cooks prepare 100 lbs. of meat, 200 lbs. of potatoes, 8 large cans of fruit and 14 cans of vege- tables. They are amazed we can eat 22 loaves of bread and drink 600 Vi-pints of milk in addition to the meal. Shown above are helper, Randy Morgan, and cooks, Mrs. Christensen, Mrs. Hultgren, and Mrs. Miller. 65 Vocational Center Develop Twenty-two students from Sherrard have entered into the Vocational Education Program. Students participate in classroom activity and then are able to apply their knowl- edge to a job. Four students attend the Rock Island Center where they are learning auto body. The other eighteen students attend the East Moline Center. These students are learn- ing the occupational fields of air conditioning, machine shop, auto mechanics, health, beauty work, vocational drafting, auto body, automotive servicing, and graphic arts. In addition to the students who attend the Vocational Centers, five hard-working students in Building Trades Class have helped to complete the house in Aledo. Next year the house will be located in Sherrard. Skills for the World of Work 67 Vocational Arts Indexing for a seven sided figure is accomplished by the use of a vertical mill. Mike, Tom, and Loren learn how to cut shapes in metal. LAWRENCEJUNCHEN Shop II, III, IV, Senior Class Sponsor. ROBERT MAHL Practical Math, Shop Motors, Shop I, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Mr. Mahl illustrates position, size DONALD FRY Agriculture, Horticulture, F.F.A. Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor. 68 Prepare Students for the Future and shape of objects through orthographic projection. Mrs. Wassenhove helps students learn the talent of the silk screen pro- cess in Art 1 class. JOANNE CURRAN Home Economics, F.H.A. Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor. Communication and Self-Expression ISABELLE SELBY English I, Senior Class Sponsor THOMAS TOMLINSON English III, Journalism, Freshman Class Sponsor LOUISE KING English IV, Business English, Vocational English, Latin I, II, National Honor Society Sponsor, F.T.A. Sponsor. In Mrs. King’s Latin early Roman life. 70 Are Taught in Language Classes SUSAN NEWKIRK English II, Speech, Drama Club Sponsor. Julie finds that visual aids help to get the point across to her attentive listeners. class, students are required to make original projects depicting some phase of 71 History Increases Knowledge of Past Eras DALE MAYNARD Modern Problems, Sociology, Current Events, Economics, Civics, Geography, Sophomore Class Sponsor. In the sands of time these teachers help Sherrard students gain awareness that the time in which vve exist is the history of tomorrow. From this understanding, students are able to see life as cycles of mankind’s behavior. The hope of the history department is to help students learn from the mis- takes of the past in order that we can build a better world for all to live in. HELEN SNIDER U.S. History, World History, National Honor Society Sponsor. Pat and John discover the location of countries by using the maps in World Hi tory Class. 72 Many Students Prepare for the Business World Filing, an important aspect of business, is learned in Typing II class. Striving for perfection, Bonnie receives the help of Mrs. Winters. JOYCE WINTERS Typing, Shorthand. Yearbook Sponsor, National Honor Society Sponsor. WILLIAM WINTERS General Business, Bookkeeping, Consumer Education, Business Law, Sophomore Sponsor. With bewilderment Jackie wonders which of the five journals she should use. 73 Science Classes Seek Answers JOEL BRUNSVOLD Earth Science, Physical Science, General Science, Pep Club Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor. ART KING Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry, So- lid Geometry, Chemistry, Physics, Junior Class Sponsor, Concessions. Mr. King looks on as George mixes the chemicals 2 Na2 02 + 2 H20. The flower parts and the reproduction process are learned by these Biology students. RICHARD WOODLEY The use of a large model flower enables them to increase their knowledge of nature. Biology, Boys’ Physical Education, Track Coach, Assistant Varsity Football Coach. 74 Pep Club Sponsor. Able Bodies Are Built in P.E. Team work and competition are shown when co-ed volleyball is played in P.E. classes. Students enjoy participating in this exciting sport. TONITOLLERUD Girls’ Physical Education, Vocal Music, Cheerleader Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor. CINDY SMITH Algebra I, Geometry, Girls’ Physical Education, Pep Club Sponsor, Freshmen Class Sponsor. HARRY BILLUPS Boys’ Physical Education, Varsity Foot- ball Coach, Wrestling Coach, Varsity Club Sponsor. 75 ROBERT JACKSON Drivers’ Education, Varsity Basketball Coach, Athletic Director. ELIZABETH VIERLING Librarian KARL KASJENS Instrumental Music, F.T.A. Sponsor. LARRY SCHULTE Guidance Counselor, Psychology, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach, Student Coun- cil Sponsor. 76 Every Friday Mr. Schulte shows film strips on various topics that are dis- cussed in class. Students then divide into groups to discuss the important points of the film strip. ACTIVITIES 1971 Ivy Tower Karen McLaughlin CO-EDITOR Mary Ann Johnson ASSISTANT EDITOR Angela Capan CO-EDITOR 78 Rita Martin ASSISTANT EDITOR Annual Staff Susie Crawford ASSISTANT EDITOR Julie Kindelsperger FHA, FFA, MUSIC EDITOR Nancy Meyer ADVERTISING MANAGER 79 Annual staff members work hard to put out their yearbook. Some of the annual staff rest a while between taking pictures. Juniors Won the Magazine Campaign Top Salesman: Eva Cameron Pam Rathbun (4th), Sherry Larson (3rd), Sandra Todd (2nd), and Kathy Docherty (5th) $30 CLUB First Row: Cindy O’Brien, Julie Potter, Reita Amy, Barb Daggett, Second Row: Mary Ellen Simmon, Sadie Simmons, Barb Henry. Third Row: Scharell Young, Patty Watson, Malinda Harris. Fourth Row: Evelyn Peterson, Carolyn Zwicker, Mary Miller. Fifth Row: Cindy Cooper, Pam Nelson, Jan Spengler. Sixth Row: Susan Timmons, Terry St. Clair, Teresa Laktas. Seventh Row: JoAnne Brozik, Carol Ogburn, Tamie Ziemer, Doris Johnson, Julie Kindelsperger, Veta Brumbaugh, Susie Crawford, Rita Martin. As a New Organization, Chess Club Is Active Chess Club officers Joe Fritch and Lee Nice talk with the advisor, George adds helpful hints as Ruth and Pam practice their Mr. Maynard, about the new chess sets. new skill in playing chess. Student Council Strives to Improve Officers: President—Jon Raatz Vice President—Jan Spengler Secretary—Yvonne Tindall Treasurer—Sherry Jordan Sponsor—Mr. Schulte First Row: Veta Brumbaugh, Don McLaughlin, Calvin rleiar, Karen McLaughlin. Second Row: Jack Tindall, Julie Frew, Gary Dochterman, Nancy Meyer, Darrell Myers, Teresa Myers. Third Row: Jeff Hultgren, David Adams, Rick Wagle. 83 It Begins with a Parade . . . and Grows into a Snake Dance and Bonfire. . . Becomes Stronger in a Game . . . and Blossoms into a Dance ’10 Homecoming Attendants Senior: JuJie Frew and Gary Woehlk Junior: Sandra Todd and Rick Amy The 1970 Homecoming Royalty is presented with the Marshalls, Billy Duffleld and Heather Bleuer, and the Crown- bearers, Ronnie Maynard and Renee Billups. Joe and Gail are presented with their crowns by last year’s King and Queen, Donna and Albert. Joe and Gail end the Grand March with the traditional dance. The 1970 Royalty lead the Grand March. French Club Strives to Further Knowledge French I Members—First Row: Glenda Anderson, Dennis Johnson, Michele Crossan, Carol Capan, Nan Basala. Second Row: Terry Hudnall, Janet Jackson, Derek Guyton, Tamara Slavish, Wayne Shafer, Cassie Adams. Third Row: Ellen Dasso, Mike Peebler, Teresa Laktas, Rob Spengler, Lori Hartman, Keith Kindelsperger. Standing: Dona Nalevanko, Greg Dhaemers, Doug Erdmann, Cindi Mack, Cindy Dhaemers, Larry Greim, Janet Hayne, Rusty Boehme, Joni Smith, Kent Kindelsperger, Linda Bunch, Ron Allen, Monica Kohler, Steve DePorter, Kathy Docherty, Sandra Walton, Jyll Johnson, Connie Schriver, Nancy Coyne, Diane Shields, Randy Glancy, Charles Stropes, Gary Simonson, Michele Encapera, Dee Ann Erickson. French II Members—Sitting: Greg Castrey, Alice Pace, Rian Basala, Gail Smith. Standing: Pam Chapman, George Schriver, Carol Erickson, Don Zwicker, Cindy Gulley, Rita Martin, Kay Jackson, Don Davis, Bonnie Erickson, Mr. Swegle, Advisor. 91 The Staff’s Burden Is Lightened by Willing Students Office Helpers: Debbie Rhodenbaugh, Janet Willis, Lori Blick, Sheila Welch, Jill McCaw, Marla Matkovic, Debbre Robinson Absent Joni Smith. Mrs. Vierling discusses library procedures with the following librarians: Lori McKinley. Marcy Collier, Rhonda Erdmann, Cindy Harader, Terri Hargrave, Joan Hergert, Dons Johnson, Susan Lewis, Cindy McMeen, Pam Mitchel, Annette Nice, Cindy O’Brien, Julie Potter, Pam Rathbun, Sandi Schnoor, Rose Thompson, Scharell Young, Pam Nelson, Cindy Davis, Susan Timmons. It is Tom’s responsibility to see that the mail is delivered to Mrs. Ket- tering every morning. 92 Drama Club Awakens Hidden Talents Jon Raatz, the first se- mester president, receives a gift certificate as a to- ken of the club’s appreci- ation of his services. Mary Ann Johnson, the second semester presi- dent, presents the gift to him while some of the of- ficers look on. Vice President Sherry Jordan Secretary Julie Kindelsperger Treasurer Gay Behrensmeyer Sergeant At Arms Mark Mueller First Row: Terri Hargrave, Bill Verbeke, Brenda Hemphill, Julie Potter, Debbie Draper, Sherri True. Second Row: Linda DeGreve, Dianna Ogburn, Susan Timmons, Glendean Duffield, Donna Dean, Bridget Kale, Cheryl Fenton, Kathy Stark, Cindy Cooper, Gail Smith. Third Row: Kathy Docherty, Susie Crawford, Veta Brumbaugh, Tamie Ziemer, Jan Spengler, Roberta Lingafelter, Vickie Blick, Sherry Jordan, Sandra Todd. Fourth Row: Kathy Cameron, Pam Nelson, Bob Henry, Dave Adams, Deraid Winn, Dennis Hurley, Debbie Robinson, Debbie Walker, Deri Wilkins. Shortly after the curtain opened, Mrs. Moss (Gail McCul- lough) stabbed the Baroness Sliema (Sherry Jordan), while she was praying in Chapel. Murder in “Murder in a Nunnery” was the first all-school play that the mystery-comedy variety. Sergeant Mulligan (Don Lulow) waits impatiently while Mother Peck (Joan Martin) puts through a telephone call to Reverend Mother (Rita Martin). “This is where the Barones isn’t it Reverend Mother? The students (Marla Matkovic, Carol Erickson, Julie Anderson, and Gail Smith) jump as someone enters the room while Venetia Geza (Cindy Gulley) reads to them. 94 A Nunnery Directed by Miss Susan Newkirk Sherrard ever put on. It was a fast moving “WhoNUNit” of Sister Carmcla (Strauss Moore) smiles as Inspector Pearson (Larry Carlson) tries to recall her name. “Tell me Mother Bassonwaite (Terri Hargrave),” asks Inspector Pearson, “did you ever have any dealings with the Baroness?” Sliema is to be put down, asks Mr. Turtle (John Hergert). “Who are you? What do you want here anyway?” Inez Escapado (Carol Erickson) questions the reporter (Dan Britenstcin). 95 Mother Trevor (Sharman Thuren) is surprised to find two students in Reverend Mother’s garden so early in the morning. Mrs. Moss finally confesses that she murdered the Baroness and informs the Inspector and Reverend Mother that the Baron is her son. “In my country there is no such thing as miss, Inez ti the Sergeant and the Inspector after killing the Baron w her knife. Students Gain an Understanding of Teaching FTA Members—First Row: Dona Nalevanko, Linda Yeater, Pam Nelson, Linda DeGreve. Second Row: Teresa Laktas, Gail Smith, Bonnie Erickson, Cindy Lulow, Claudia Taylor. Third Row: Barbara Henry, Joni Smith, Tamara Slavish, Robert Gillette, Sharon Tatge. Fourth Row: Kay Jackson, Linda Bunch, Cindy Hartman, Chris Cederstrom, Lorry Thompson, LuAnn Koob. Fifth Row: Cassie Adams, Vivian Anderson, Janet Hayne, Glenda Anderson, Nan Basala, Cindy Dhaemers. Standing: Bridget Kale, Mary Zwicker, Mary Simmon, Debbie Draper, Terri Hargrave, Mary Nice, Rita Martin, Jean Henry, Sally Nice, Ruth Hannah, Pam Chapman, Connie Schriver, Sheri Arkle, Yvonne Tindall, Karen Child, Leslie Encapera, Debbie Presson, Joanie Martin, Cherie Krouse, Brenda Hemphill. Officers: Mark Mueller, Cindi Mack, Kathy Docherty, David Adams, Gay Behrensmeyer. Sponsors: Mrs. King, Mr. Swegle. FTA members are given the opportunity of student teaching and tutoring at the grade school and junior high levels. The FTA helps during National Education Week. Members are stationed at each school to help parents register and find classrooms. , Through Paw Prints and Literary Magazine, Sherrard Students Learn Fine Art of Journalism The Paw Prints’ Staff, with the help of Mr. Tomlinson, publish a paper every Friday informing students of current hap- penings at SHS. Rick McGuire, Russ Moore, and Gay Behrensmeyer, along with their staff, publish the Lit- erary Magazine. This mag- azine consists of some of the most outstanding lit- erary works of Sherrard students. We Face the Future with Warm Courage and High Hope SENIORS: Angie Capan, Gail Smith, Debbie Walker, Roberta Lingafclter, Rita Martin, Julie Frew, Gay Behrensmcyer, Susan Timmons, Vickie Blick, Sherry Jordan, Cindy Cooper, Bonnie Erickson. 1970-1971 OFFICERS President Kathy Stark First Vice-President Karen McLaughlin Second Vice-President Veta Brumbaugh Secretary Pam Nelson Treasurer Julie Kindelsperger V. P. of Recreation Kathy Cameron V. P. of Degrees Mary Miller Kathy Barto V. P. of Projects Mary Ann Johnson V. P. of Public Relations Historian Cindi Mack 99 The F.H.A. proudly presents their 1970— 71 family. Father Grandmother Mother Big Brother Little Brother Little Sister Mr. James Mack Mrs. Lewis Timmons Mrs. Jack Stark Dan Heiar Kenny Schwarz Doreen Cooper JUNIORS—Sitting: Cindy Gulley, Barbara Henry, Tamie Ziemer, Terri Hargrave, Debra Draper. Mary Zwicker, Mary Simmon. Standing: Lori Blick, Sandy Todd, Jill McCaw, Marla Matkovic, Chris Basala, Debbie Robinson, Colleen Harmon,, Carol Erickson, Jan Spcngler, Debbie Rhodenbaugh, Dianna Ogburn, Linda DeGreve, Kathy Docherty, Kristine Lindburg. 100 SOPHOMORES—Seated: Babette Vale, Dona Nalevanko, Doris Johnson, Cherie Krouse, Carolyn Zwicker, Carol Capan, Debbie Presson. Standing: Shannon Thuren, Diana Palmer, Cindy Lulow, Claudia Taylor, Yvonne Tindall, Rondi Mack, Leslie Encapera, Sherry Larson, Karen Child, Mary Mears, Teresa Floyd, Teresa Laktas, Malinda Harris, Joni Smith, Sadie Simmons, Diane Shields. Miss Curran, Advisor. Cindy and Rondi had a big job cleaning the ovens after the Mother- Daughter Banquet. 101 For We Are the Builders of Homes Seated: Teresa Wadsworth, Scharell Young, Lori Shelangouski, Sally Nice, Betty White. Standing: Cheri Moreland, Sandra Walton, Joyce Granger, Constance Schriver, Sheri Arkle, Pam Welch, Carol Ogburn, Randi Hudnall, Cindy O’Brien, Kristene Cederstrom, Debbie Stark, Lorry Thompson. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes. Homes for America’s future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. 102 Learning to Do � ♦ • ► ►� ::Lll unm! ' ••■•'.............. � � � � ..� ■«• � t v i, ,; , -■ - . :• :•1 . . . ’■ :• k m • vJBL O IfTWRi |f :• ir. £ p • • ; L’ ’ � .... r?w i!!! t ffiT L ); .• ?•...-. H ; ' ■ ■.� � Tk• • -• I . I V !■:•!••■ '• ’••••. vV- J •'� 'v.... •. : . ___Tv i v . . Ji ■L: � • ..;� . ' V' i v v •— .; ‘; : w v ••• V V V V V V i i i w v ’ 1 ■1 •1 • • • '• •• •• • . .:;: Leadership Citizenship Character Scholarship Improved Agriculture Cooperation Service Thrift � Patriotism Recreation Keith Kindelsperger Dennis Wallin Mike Zwicker Don Zwicker Terry Johnson John Barnett Steve Gowey Martin Coyne Mark Nelson Greg Boens Glen Melcher Duane Foster Roland Hutchinson John Benton Vic Weihler LaVerne Schnowske Steve DePorter Tom Stigers Randy Allen Steve Mack Bruce Humphrey 103 Doing to Learn The officers Don McLaughlin, Treasur- er; Calvin Heiar, Sentinel; Jeff Gowey, Reporter; Mr. Fry, Advisor; Larry Wadsworth, Secretary; Dan Heiar, President-present their sweetheart, Vickie Blick, with a jacket. Don McLaughlin Star Chapter Farmer ■ � Living t( This year in the Farm Plan- ning Contest, Dan Heiar placed first, Larry Wadsworth placed second, and Don McLaughlin placed third. FOUNDATION AWARD WINNERS Dan Heiar—Swine Dan Hamerlinck—Corn Dennis Wallin—Dairy (Section Dairy Production) Don Zwicker—Soybeans and Be Randy Allen—Crop Special Don McLaughlin—Sheep Larry Wadsworth—Livestock Farming Earning to Live Serve Dan Hamerlinck DeKalb Award These Students Attend the Last Marla and Stan take a break to have some refreshments. Mary wants to be sure she gets Dan’s bouton- niere on just perfect. was cou 106 FFA-FHA Snowball Dance Dan completes the evening with a gentlemanly gesture. The eskimo igloo inspired Janet and Rick to do a little nose rubbing. leisurely at their table. Cherie and Steve just couldn’t wait until Christmas to open the packages under the tree. 107 Junior Attendants Jill McCaw and Calvin Heiar Don McLaughlin Cindy Cooper Doreen Cooper Donna Anderson Julie Kindelsperger Larry Wadsworth Randy Heiar Kenny Schwarz Calvin Heiar Jill McCaw 109 The Concert Band Must Practice Randy Glancy worked long hours to receive his superior rating at state contest. First Row: Terri Hargrave, Sally Nice, Gay Behrensmeyer, Mary Zwicker, Patty Watson, Michele Crossan, George Kathy Docherty, Mary Simmon, Don Davis, Kathy Stark, Dennis Wallin, Carolyn Zwicker, Desiree Crossan, Jack Cindi Mack, Don Zwicker, Shannon Thuren, Barb Gustafson, Dona Nalcvanko, Robbie Schalk, Doug Bleuer, Gary Charles Stropes, Rondi Mack, Terry Stark, Doug Erdmann, Mr. Kasjcns. Long Hours to Perform Well BAND OFFICERS President Don Davis Vice President Lee Nice Treasurer Gay Behrensmcyer Secretary Kathy Stark Student Council Jack Tindall Librarians Patty Watson Cindi Mack Equipment Managers George Schriver Lee Nice Randy Glancy Along with being conductor, Mr. Kasjens makes minor adjustments to our instruments. Schriver, Randy Glancy. Second Row: Janet Hayne, Debbie Stark, Carol Ogburn, Gina Holdsworth, Glen Melchcr, Tindall, Kathy Adamck, Sherry Larson. Third Row: Neal Hohl, Linda Yeater, Nanette Basala, Glenda Anderson, Simonson, Rick Riesebieter, John Lewis, Mike Zwicker, Annette Nice, Lee Nice, Dave Bleuer. Fourth Row: 111 During the course of a year the band members practiced to improve them- selves. They gave a total of five con- certs and participated in two contests, receiving a superior and an excellent rating. The band also gave an added touch of spirit to our football and basketball games. 112 Sherry and Julie add to the appearance of our band by carrying the flags. Fine Accompaniment . . . And Many Hours of Practice . . . First Row: Linda DeGreve, Debbie Stark, Kay Jackson, Cherie Krouse, Debbie Presson, Beth Leffler, Denise Wilsey, Kindclspergcr, Gail Smith, Lorry Thompson, Kristine Cederstrom, Ann LaDue, Linda Bunch, Colleen Harmon. Lewis, Nancy Coyne, Janet Jackson, Cassie Adams, Alice Pace, Dona Nalevanko, Beverly Davis, Dianne Snell, Mary Lori Hartman, Teresa Wadsworth, Connie Schriver, Randi Hudnall, Joyce Granger, Debbie Harker, Karen Wilson, 116 Fakas, Walter Brown, Calvin Heiar, Larry Wadsworth, Jeff Gowey, Dan Heiar, Dennis Wallin, Rick Amy, Jan Spengler, Lori Shelangouski, Cindy Dhaemers, Mary Miller, Teresa Laktas, Jean Henry. Second Row: Rita Martin, Julie Sherry Jordan, Tamie Ziemer, Dianna Ogburn, Doris Johnson. Third Row: Candy Isaacson, Sharon Tatge, Susan Ann DeVriendt, Mary Simmon, Mary Zwicker. Fourth Row: Rick McGuire, Dennis Mitchell, Greg Shelangouski, Gail Laffoon, Carol Erickson, Sally Swinford, Laura McKinley. Fifth Row: Tom Morgan, Roger Laffoon, John Kathy Cameron, Kim Swanson. Do you want to go to study hall. Quiet! Do you know the meaning of NO! You’re sharp . . . Do you realize . . . Quit talking! No gum chewing! 118 Our 1970-71 chorus officers are Rita Martin, Ac- companist; Sherry Jordan, Student Council; Julie Kindelsperger, President; Roger Laffoon, Treasurer; Tamie Ziemer, Vice-President; Cherie Krouse, Sec- retary; Debbie Presson, Social Chairman; Linda DeGreve, Librarian; Mrs. Tollerud, Director. They meet to discuss music concerts, contests, and a few extra activities. 0 Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Scores 21 Abingdon 13 Westmer 14 Cambridge 50 Rockridge 39 Orion 19 Atkinson 26 Winola 6 Alwood Mike Sloan, L Don Davis, En Captain m Lee Nftce, Guard c f IJjffcfe! All Conference l efense Don Davis—End Rick Hartman—Halfback Joe Schurr—Linebacker Football ALL WESTERN Rick Hartman—First I- Don Davis- Darrclf ILLINOIS RREP Darrel! Myers—1 Rick Hartman | ALL STATE, CHICAGO DAILY Rick Hartman— ALL CONFER 1 NCE Darrell Myers— Rick Amy— Don Davis— ALL CONFERENCE Don McLaughlin — , Deri Wilkins— Brian Mike Dave Blaylock, Tackle Honors '70 ILLINOIS Team Second Team Myers-Honora Special Mention NEWS, SPECIAL ME NTH Halfback HONORABLE MENTION Tackle—Defense Guard—Defense End—Defense All Conference Offense Darrell Myers—Tackle Rick Hartman—Halfback SPECIAL MENTION Guard—Defense Tackle—Offense Dhaemers—Guard-Offense Sloan-Linebacker-Defense Darrell Myers, Tackle Hustle, Spirit, Pride . . . Keys to Success First Row: Tom Wynn, Manager, Bob Hartman, Joe Schurr, Don McLaughlin, Gary Simonson, Manager. Second Row: Rick Amy, Mike Sloan, Garry Hall, Joe McKinley, Rob Spengler, Bill Bonick, Loren Moreland. Third Row: Mr. Woodley, As- sistant Coach, Ken Presson, Lee Nice, Jim Day, Keith Kindelsperger, Dave Blaylock. Darrell Myers, Walter Brown. Mr. Billups, Coach. Fourth Row: Rick Hartman. Brian Dhaemers, Gary Woehlk, Don Davis, Bob Henry, Kent Kindelsperger. Fifth Row: Tom White, Howard Tatge, Deri Wilkins, Gary Dochterman, Kevin Holdridge. Dennis Wallin, Mike Zwicker. 126 Practice, Tension, Triumph, Reflects VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Vickie Blick Cindy Cooper Roberta Lingafelter Gail Smith Kathy Stark JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Carol Capan Kay Jackson Cherie Krouse Debbie Presson Carolyn Zwicker First Row: John Barnett, Manager, Bob Carney, Ed Tomlinson, Bill Henry, Don Weston, Brian Crandall, Jeff Hultgren, Paul Willett, Charles Stropes. Second Row: Kurt Carlson, Chuck Rowe, Dan Matkovic, Mike DeLoose, Steve Deporter, Allen Hartman, Tim Anderson, Patt Eddingfield, Third Row: Ed Bradley, Manage Joe Billington, Tom Miller, Loren Foster, Mark Nelson, John Fakas, Walter Strom, Mark McMaster, Marty Coyne. Fourth Row: David Fisher, Gerry Allen, Terry Swain, Curtis Anthony, Bruce Humphrey, Bruce Rind, Steve Adams, Kirk Ver- bout, Terry Hudnall. Fifth Row: Tony McCubbin, Manager, Mark Kammerman, Mike Peebler, Jay Dawson, GregCastrey, Rusty Boehme, Greg Dhaemers, Rian Basala, Ken Jordan. Mr. Brunsvold, Mr. Tomlinson, Coaches. Junior Varsity Scores Sherrard 8 Sherrard 34 Sherrard 0 Sherrard 12 Sherrard 14 Sherrard 12 Sherrard 41 Sherrard 7 Alexis 8 Westmer 0 Cambridge 14 Rockridge 6 Orion 20 Atkinson 6 Winola 0 Alwood 12 r, Varsity Scoreboard SHS OPP 59 Alexis 69 53 Winola 54 54 Orion 59 72 Cambridge 77 42 A1 wood 60 74 Rock ridge 75 49 Westmer 44 71 Atkinson 77 51 Winola 59 48 Orion 59 59 Cambridge 69 54 Alwood 56 59 Rock ridge 78 54 Westmer 67 78 Atkinson 60 Joe Schurr, Kent Kindelspcrger, Rick Hartman, Don Davis, Dennis Wallin, Deri Wilkins, Deraid Winn, Gary Dochter- man, Steve Watson, Randy Tolley, Randy Verbout, Keith Kindelspcrger, Gary Wochlk, Mark Mueller, Mr. Jackson, Coach, Gary Simonson, Manager, John Barnett, Manager, Mr. Schulte, Assistant Coach. Varsity Cheerleaders Bubble With Spirit 133 Derek Guyton, Manager, Pat Eddingfield, Manager, Charles Stropes, Jim joines, Greg Dhaemers, Terry Hudnall, Randy Stockwell, Ronnie Allen, Bill Henry, Larry Greim, Jeff Hultgren, Mike Peebler, Keith Kindelsperger, Kent Kindlesperger, Rusty Boehme, Jay Dawson, Rian Basala, Greg Castrey, Edlen Tomlinson, Mike Atkins, Brian Cran- dall, Rob Spengler, Duane Foster, Rob Schalk, Kevin Mueller, Manager. SHS Jr. Varsity OPP 67 Alexis 53 59 Winola 27 46 Orion 50 77 Cambridge 60 96 Alwood 40 72 Rockridge 58 72 Westmer 40 54 Atkinson 45 55 W inola 19 48 Orion 55 77 Cambridge 66 75 Alwood 49 71 Rockridge 44 81 Westmer 47 73 Atkinson 50 135 Practice, Practice, Practice. . . Pep Club Heart of SHS Spirit Reita Amy, Sheri Arkle, Kathy Barto, Nan Basala, Ken Boersen, Veta Brumbaugh, Linda Bunch, Kathy Cameron, Carol Capan, Pam Chapman, Cindy Cooper, Nancy Coyne, Susie Crawford, Desiree Crossan, Bev Davis, Linda DeGreve, Cindy Dhaemers, Kathy Docherty, Deeni Duffield, Angie Encapcra, Leslie Encapera, Bonnie Erickson, Carol Erickson, Dee Ann Erickson, Teresa Floyd, Joyce Granger, Cindy Harader, Colleen Harmon, Cindy Hartman, Lori Hartman, Barb Henry, Jean Henry, Michele Hileman, Gina Holdsworth, Randi Hudnall, Candy Isaacson, Janet Jackson, Kay Jackson, Doris Johnson, Sherry Jordan, Bridget Kale, LuAnn Koob, Cherie Krouse, Ann LaDuc, Teresa Laktas, Cindy Lulow, Cindi Mack, Rondi Mack, Rita Martin, Marla Matkovic, Jill McCaw, Mary Mears, Mary Miller, Dona Nalevanko, Dianna Ogburn, Diane Palmer, Debbie P.esson, Debbie Rhodenbaugh, Debbie Robinson, Connie Schriver, Shirley Scott, Tamara Slavish, Gail Smith, Joni Smith, Jan Spengler, Debbie Stark, Kathy Stark, Babette Vale, Teresa Wadsworth, Sandy Walton, Patty Watson, Denise Wilsey, Linda Yeater, Scharell Young, Tamie Ziemer, Carolyn Zwicker. 139 Mark McMasters 123 Darrell Myers HYT. Pull it toward you Greg. Sprawl, Mark, Sprawl Second Year Brings Sitting: Larry Wadsworth, Jeff Gowey, Tim Andresen, Dave Fisher, Pat Sloan, Mark Runge, Ken Boersen, Mike De- Loose. Standing: Coach Billups, Mike Zwicker, Rex Miller, Steve DePorter, Ken Jordan, Tom White, Mark Kammerman, Brian Breiby, Chuck Pappas, Loren Moreland, Tom Wynn, Manager. 142 Hip-lock by Wally Fakas—you’re in trouble. Improvements Where’s the trip Wally? Good single leg Brown. Quicker Fakas! 143 Desire and Effort Constitute Don Davis doing his famous “Fosbcrry Flop.” Ken and Rick concentrate on their start Kneeling: Lee Nice, Kent Kindelsperger, Don Davis, Mark Mueller, Rob Spengler, Rick Amy, Rusty Bochmc, Brian Breiby. Standing: Neal Hohl, Dennis Wallin, Ken Presson, Deri Wilkins, Rick Hartman, Deraid Winn, Keith Kindel- 144 sPer8er’ Kevin Holdridge, Rian Basala, Mike Peebler. Seasonal Success Brian Breiby makes some last minute adjustments before running the two-mile. Mark strives again to beat his record. Come on Rusty you can make it! Keith reaches out to get every inch he can on his jump. 146 Don and Rick practice their hand-off Rian completes a perfect jump. Lee exhibits excellent form in his throwing of the shot put. «1 � JUNIOR HIGH Donna Jackson Elloise Lilliman David Holmer 150 Anita Frink David Sturgis William Hamerly Esther Epperly Esther Salter Woodrow Salter Junior High Band First Row: Roger Nevling, Carel Box, Carole Dawson, David Mil- ler, Mike Moore. Second Row: Pat Hohl, Mary Joyner, Geralyn Dhaemers, Mary Smith, Gale O’Brien, Kathy Falconer, Pam Tom- linson. Third Row: Carey Price, Patricia Mueller, Diane Buckwal- ter, Marc Baraks, Chuck Capan, Kathy Swanson, Kay Kindelsper- ger, Chris Fiedler, Donna Carlson. Fourth Row: Troy Swain, David Hemphill, Tom Hargrave, David Anderson, Rich Reed, Doug Johnson, Rick Shaw, Larry Coyne. James Sticklen Jr. High Student Council Rod Tolley Treasurer Danny McManus Secretary Linda Gowey Steve Castrey Vice Pres. Dale Heiar Chuck Capan Nick Hultgren President Bob Erickson Doug Johnson Mike Hall Joel Dennis 151 Eighth Grade Sweep by Rockridge Seventh Grade Does a Superb SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Dale Fisher, Monte Adams, Troy Swain, Monty McWhorter, Mark Minteer, Brad Blick, David Basala, Greg Hudnall. Second Row: David Hemphill, Jim Winn, Jeff Perry, Pat Hohl, David Anderson, Chuck Capan, Lester Hudnall, Kevin Minch, Joel Basala, James Mack, Scott Guyton, Mark Ferkel. Cheerleaders: Kathy Price, Geralyn Dhaemers, Kathy McManus, Carole Dawson. Coach: Mr. Maynard. Scoreboard Sherrard 15 Aledo 17 Sherrard 36 Orion 12 Sherrard 17 Rockridge 30 Sherrard 52 Winola 15 Sherrard 28 Westmer 24 Sherrard 20 Aledo 30 Sherrard 36 Rockridge 33 Sherrard 48 Cambridge 19 Sherrard 47 Winola 18 Sherrard 24 Monmouth 30 Sherrard 41 Orion 17 Sherrard 30 Westmer 31 152 to Win the Cornbelt Tournament EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Bryan Johnson, Tom Kammerman, Doug Bonick, Dan McManus, Marty Hamerlinck, Steve Castrey, Randy Larson, Larry Coyne, David Miller. Second Row: Jim Erickson, Arlin Adamek, Jim Hartman, Gary Martin, Nick Hultgren, Kevin Miller, Rich Reed, Jim Ries, Randy McWhorter, Tom Hargrave, Dale Heiar, Rodney Tolley, Marc Baraks. Cheerleaders: Donna Meyers, Dorrie Boens, Peggy Anderson, Sharee Minteer, Denise Wagle. Coach: Mr. Holmer. Scoreboard Sherrard 50 Aledo 33 Sherrard 36 Orion 37 Sherrard 35 Rockridge 38 Sherrard 36 Winola 21 Sherrard 60 Westmer 45 Sherrard 45 Aledo 25 Sherrard 42 Rockridge 39 Sherrard 59 Cambridge 51 Sherrard 46 Winola 26 Sherrard 50 Monmouth 48 Sherrard 55 Orion 45 Sherrard 52 Westmer 40 Sherrard 61 Westmer 42 Sherrard 43 Cambridge 23 Sherrard 52 Rockridge 41 Job in Their First Year Junior High Eighth Grade First Row: Jim Watson, Dorrie Boens, Danny Gresch, David Miller, Judy Robb. Second Row: Rod Tolley, Danny McManus, Tammy Spcnglcr, Kim Matter, Mary McManus, Terry Henry, Jerry Hess, Peggy Anderson. Third Row: Marc Baraks, Debbie Atnip, Denise Wagle, Cindy Overton, Barbara Wilkins, Donna Carlson, Sally Hintermeister, Tonda Riese- bieter. Fourth Row: James Ries, Bonnie Ziemer, Gary Martin, Kevin Miller, Carey Price, Michael Harker, Randy McWhorter, Kathy DePorter, Mr. Salter. Junior High Eighth Grade First Row: Brian Leffler, Tony Slavish, Rex Pitman, Rod Nagelmiller, Roger Jacobs, Denny Hutchinson. Second Row: Debbi Fakas, Mary Joyner, Doreen Stockwell, Gale McMas- ter, Dorothy Teufel, Rick Shaw, Carol Koob, Larry Coyne. Third Row: Robin Fulton, Cindy Anderson, Dan Draper, Mark Lemmons, Tom Hargrave, Peter McWilliams, Jan Zimmerman, Lori Deppe. Fourth Row: Doug Johnson, Julie Peebler, Joann Granger, Ron Miller, Rich Reed, Shan Arkle, Debbie Green, Joel Dennis, Mrs. Salter. Junior High Eighth Grade First Row: Dale McDonald, Kenny Thomp- son, Tom Kammerman, Bryan Johnson, Jennie Bleuer. Second Row: Donald White, Joe Anderson, Valerie Johnson, Sharee Minteer, Diane Lamb, Teresa Kinsey, Marty Hamerlinck, Jim Erickson. Third Row: Doug Bonick, Dale Heiar, Arlie Adamek, Donna Myers, Debbie Davison, Chris Fiedler, Tim Phelps, Mark Hamerlinck. Fourth Row: Annette Myers, Carlene Conrad, Jim Hart- man, Nick Hultgren, Joyce Hergert, Debbie Wilson, Debbie Shields, Donna McGill, Mr. Holmer. Junior High Eighth Grade First Row: Robin Rowe, Linda Gowey, Roy McClain, Cindy Wilscy. Second Row: Rich- ard Sackfield, Steve Castrey, Cindy Daniels, Veronica Laktas, Bill Simmons, Mike Brad- ley. Third Row: Gail O’Brien, Patricia Mueller, Michelle Hendricks, John Timmons, Harold Horton, Gary Shafer. Fourth Row: Mary Smith, Diane Buckwalter, Fred Water- man, Tim Winn, Jackie Dennis, Karen Bodman, Mr. Sturges. Junior High Seventh Grade First Row: Darrell Anderson, Troy Swain, Rick Schmidt, Theresa Roadenizer, Monte Adams, Randy Seabloom. Second Row: Jim Winn, Bonnie Atkins, Gerry Davis, Mark Ferkel, Jay Zimmerman, Dale LaMar. Third Row: Cindy Johnson, Norman Downey, Don Snyder, Norman Wakeland, Dale Teel, Sherry Swinford. Fourth Row: Vickie Greim, Debra Slaight, Lester Hudnall, Rich- ard Carney, Judy Eastman, Paul Todd, Rodney Kalinczak, Mrs. Frink. Junior High Seventh Grade First Row: Greg Hudnall, Richard Raine, Lynn Gustafson, John McManus, Mark Davis, Kevin Hendricks, Danny Sloan. Second Row: Carol Reynolds, Carol Young, Scott Guyton, Gilbert Overton, Greg Wads- worth, Pat Crandall, Jan Jacobsen, Mary Shields. Third Row: George Seaburg, Ted Palmer, Michelle Harker, Karen Wagoner, Diane St. Clair, Jeff Perry, Danny Palmer, Carel Box. Fourth Row: Tom Edding- field, Tammie True, Teresa Wilson, David Anderson, Debbie Brasmer, Annette Gresh, Pat Hohl, James Mack, Mr. Hamerly. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE-First Row: Jammie Frew, Dale Fisher, Kathy Price, David Hemphill, Mark Minteer, Mike Moore, Tim Ayers. Second Row: Max Miller, Jean Eiland, Monty McWhorter, Candy Connell, Doug Krahl, Mike Hall, Monty Cottrell, Terry Johnson. Third Row: Doreen Braden, Mike Watson, Kathy Falconer, Jackie Hutson, Robyn Mitchell, Larry Adams, Gary Swinford, Nicki Encapera, Wesley Swanson. Fourth Row: Ron Boersen, David Haysbrook, Elaine Adams, Brenda Isaacson, Cindy Green, Kathy Swanson, Teresa Owens, Rae Ann Brandenberg, Kevin Minch, Mrs. Jackson. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE-First Row: David Basala, Janet Rossiter, Ted Alexander, Pat McKinley, David Hamcrlinck, Carole Dawson, Brad Blick, Doug Smith. Second Row: Ralph Haynes, Geralyn Dhaemers, Roger Nevling, Don Diehl, Bonnie Coyne, Kathy McManus, DeAnn Hall, Paul Lange. Third Row: Bill Lipton, Pamela Tomlinson, Debra Nelson, Diane VanHook, Dana Wakefield, Joel Basala, Kathy Lovelace, Ron Semonis. Fourth Row: Taina Erdmann, Kay Kindelsperger, Mike Brewer, Chuck Capan, Cherie Gauley, Kim Miller, Debbie Tatge, Frank Weber, Mrs. Lilliman. 156 Coyne Center Kindergarten Morning Class First Row: Brian Stoltz, Manon Fortin, Paul Bailey, Lori Whittington, David Red- ding, Matthew Volkman, Sharon Fenton. Second Row: Donald Hughes, Christie Fles- ner, Sheila Lief, Daryl Carter, Jon Recck, Kathleen Alvin. Peggy Coyne, Keith Davis, Jame Waterman, Marcy Kale. Third Row: Cliff Thomas, Teresa Bradley, Luke Smith, Danny Michels, Ronald Jochim, Anita Shradar, Susan Ries, Ronald Hines, Miss Simonson. Coyne Center Kindergarten Afternoon Class First Row: Thomas Tiemann, Bradley Scott, Brian Haysbrook, Delinda Muilenburg, Cheryl Bivens, Heather Bleuer. Second Row: Brenda Dwyer, Rollin Gieker, Dale Hocken- berry, Chris Dahlen, Jack Acord. Third Row: Christina Sneath, Dennis Snow, Kari Ferkel, Jimmy Wait, Ricky Phillips, Julie Smock, Miss Simonson. Coyne Center First Grade First Row: Jody Hynes, Dee Ayers, Kathy Hubbard, Jimmy Kale, Brenda Stoltz. Second Row: Steve Hainline, Kris Barka- low, Sandy Bivens, Pierre Fortin, Kevin Mullins, Scott Hoffman, Kim Boehme. Third Row: Karri Coyne, Laura Matherny, Scott Krahl.Joe Fischer, Laurie Johnson, Tim Nivens, Tammy Christy, Mrs. Lukens. 158 Coyne Center First Grade First Row: Clinton Prestley, Bradley Smith, David Muilenburg, Mark Thompson, Jay Tyler, Richard Tuescher. Second Row: Angela Reddick, Mitzi Dwyer, Pamela Wil- sey, Vonda Rochell, Cindy Smock, Shirley Horton, Sandra Pahl. Third Row: Scott Olson, Glenn Snow, Steven Tobey, Marty Wilson, Timothy Koester, Ricky Ambrose, Mrs. Schutte. Coyne Center Second Grade First Row: Lloyd McGill, Timothy True, Rhonda Sullivan, Angela Stinson, Tammy Reeck, Rhonda Lingafelter, Carl Fortin. Second Row: Rommel VanHook, Linda Bivens, Patricia Lloyd, Roger Diehl, Kathleen Nichol, Lynn Hagan, Karen Lawrence. Third Row: Rose Marie Sturms, Quintin Waterman, Dean Meyer, Lisa Matherny, Melissa Barkalow, Danette Stone, Jay Tatge, Mrs. Ash. Coyne Center Second Grade First Row: Helen Berberich, Rick Finch, Don Kabel, Danny Falconer, Pam Dimitroff, Billy Duffield. Second Row: Peggy Jochim, Cathy Dahlen, Chris Anderson, Julie Appel- quist, Matt Hergert, Debbie Brinton, Violet Cox, Michelle Kale. Third Row: Allan Brad- ley, Connie Coyne, Mitch Fiedler, Milton Waterman, Thomas Coyne, Ted Deel, Mark Hufford, Miss Whitmore. 159 Coyne Center Third Grade First Row: Jeff Mullins, Debra Snow, Mike Hainline, Tammy Lief, Sharon Cox, Lisa Christy. Second Row. Yolanda Phillips, Kari Koestcr, Mark Davis, Robert Pearce, Bradley Stoitz, Dan McCanna, Rhonda Tyler, Candace Ayers. Third Row: Jean- ette Bivens, Gay Shelangouski, Donna Jochim, Brian Fischer, Debra Kabel, Mike Leingang, Curt Alvin, Mrs. Martin. Coyne Center Third Grade First Row: Russell Roadenizer, James Handley, Barry Madison, Ralph McPeak, Scott Wilsey, Billy Lambert. Second Row: Beatrice Lopez, Bradley Hargis, Norman Mandle, Brenda Pahl, Susan Coyne. Third Row: Scott Purcell, Debbie Appelquist, Jennie Winn, Mike Johnson, Steven Hennen- fent, Vicky Lude, Scott Fiedler, Mrs. Swain. Coyne Center Fourth Grade First Row: Sherri Hudnall, Denise Roaden- izer, Karen Wilsey, Sandra Lewis, Jane Hubbard. Second Row: James Eiland, Eugene Conrad, Don MacDonald, David Prcsson, Douglas Ralph, Mark Hergert. Third Row: Carol Pearce. Mark Brandenburg Mark Johnson, Vicki Billington, Kris Lawrenc Jody Finch, Susan Reed, Tony Whittington, Miss Nesbitt. Coyne Center Fourth Grade First Row: Gary Fenton, Lenny Scott, Kevin Tindall, Kelly Lawson. Second Row: Vera Bleucr, Ricky Koob, Traci Ferkel, Tammy Lamb, Kristi Minch, Roxanna Tolley. Third Row: Beth Smith, Larry Wilson, Linda Pahl, Mike Jochim, Don Hainline, Debbie Zude, Susan Olson, Mrs. Williams. Coyne Center Fifth Grade First Row: Brenda Nivens, Nikki Wakefield, Ronald Bodman, Ronald Diehl, Pamela Ben- nett. Second Row: Janet Coyne, Kimberly Madison, Kent Hufford, JoAnnc Haysbrook, Donald Connell. Kenny Carter. Third Row: Brian Shelangouski, Lori McCanna. Marc Volkman, Daniel Hohl. Kurt Lawrence, Benjamin Wangelin, Mrs. Bevill. Coyne Center Fifth Grade First Row: Danny Burton, Rodger Buck- waiter, GrcgGauley, Larry Buckwalter, Lonnie VanHook, Donald Willis, Randall True. Second Row: Deborah Bivens, Brenda McMaster, Laurie Joincs, Joydcnc Davis, Karen Hohl, Denise Anderson. Third Row: Dianna Coyne, Richard Jochim, Debra Peebler, Tammie Winn, Craig Bennett, Robin Reed, Terri Falconer, Lisa Weber, Mr. King, Mr. Price, principal. Coyne Center Sixth Grade First Row: Keith Bleuer, Marty Fiedler, David Hess, George Keckler, Steven Pahl, Ernie Dwyer, Todd Matter. Second Row: Lorrie Eiland, Carolyn Humphrey, Debbie Anderson, Susie Presson, Carolyn Wangelin, Robbin Roadenizer. Third Row: Steve Margis, Scott Hall, Shari Lewis, Susan Lein- gang, JoAnn Hicks, Diana Myers, Randy Nevins, Patty Welch, Donald Krouse, Jerry Tyler, Penny Thompson, Miss Peart. Coyne Center Sixth Grade First Row: Bruce Leffler, Roger Hargrave, Clay Laffoon, Buddy Wakefield, James Mc- Gill, David Ogburn, Neal Gauley. Second Row: Danny Duffield, Ellen Koob, Brenda Scott, Patty Applequist, Traci Hudnall, Betsy Applequist, Gaye Foster, Jim Cope. Third Row: Steve Erickson, Cindy Lude, Tamara Downey, Vicky Ralph, Brenda Child, Greg Baraks, Johnna Ries, Ruth Hergert, Theresa Fenton, Patrick Moore, Mark Bennett, Mrs. Serenius. Matherville Kindergarten First Row: David Allison, Joe Pitman, Ronnie Redpath, Bob Young, William Jennings, Jimmy Kalin, Jackie Selsor, Brian Maynard. Second Row: Suzanne Anderson, Diana Daggett, Christine Harroun, Renee Steagall, Mary Ann Jordan, Laura Chard, Jo- lene Pitman, Joyce Allen, Scott Ward. Third Row: Scott Adams, Lea Stone, Darla Erd- man, Billy Smith, Denny Docherty, Jimmy Swank, Kathie Messling, Shawn Foltz, Mrs. Burgess. 162 Ii Matherville First Grade First Row: Cindy Young, Joe Selsor, Billy Leffler, Richard Kikoin, Robert Erbst, Brad- ley Messling, John Laktas, Kevin Pitman, Der- ald Johnson. Second Row: Edward Richeal, Michelle Harris, Susan Basala, Colleen Pearson, Robin Leonard, Julie Anderson, Nancy Adams, Lisa Jordan, Carol Kay Steagall, Lori Behncke, Joseph Thornburg. Third Row: Mary Collier, Mary Allen, Wade Twitty, Kristine Stone, Mark Reynolds, Mark Phelps, Eddie Leffler, Sally More- house, Donald Allison, Brenda Minteer, Mrs. Stark. Matherville Second Grade First Row: Douglas Miller, Rodney Adams, Dennis Johnston, Anthony Rcdpath, Brad- ley McMeekan, Robbie Beaver, Danny Fritch. Second Row: Todd Ward, Nanette Krulic, Michelle Dhaemers, Danise Encapera, JoAnn Erickson, Hollie Arkle, Beth Basala, Mary Laktas, Lynda Anderson, Dean Lowe. Third Row: Timmy Kilcoin, Ann McManus, Trent Allison, Terri Johnston, Mike Miller, Debbie Hays, Loretta Johnson, Gregory Johnson, Joseph Basala, Mrs. Schaechter. Matherville Third Grade First Row: Troy Ward, Scott Simmons, Tom Harris, Terry Behncke, Todd Lucas, Larry Neal, James Kilcoin, John Matkovic, Steven Encapera. Second Row: Roger Reynolds, Darren Docherty, Kimberly Lowe, Karen Erdmann, Robin Erbst, Tammy Cattrcll, Kathy Pitman, Tamara Frye, Anthony Bonick, James Harroun. Third Row: Jodi Minteer, Pamela Smith, Tracy Fenner, David Surr, Rita Fos- ter, Ronald Selsor, Michael Anderson, Vicki Messling, Jerry Johnson, Kimberly Harris, Veronica Anderson, Mrs. Adams. Absent: Darin Surr, Roger Nelson. 163 Matherville Fourth Grade First Row: Lori Jo Lulow, Penny Anderson, Angela Bonick, Chris Laktas, Bill McManus, Mike Encapera, Brenda Mclcher, Kelly Dixon. Timmy Hansen. Second Row: Chris Seaberg Stephanie Surr, Lori Mital, Shawn Johnson, Carrie Hall, Theresa Nelson, Julie Smith, Nannette Rcdpath, Teri Stewart, Craig Rey- nolds. Third Row: Ricky McMeekan, Beth Adams, Mike Vcrbcke, Troy Fenner, Jim Lef- fler, Candy Johnston, Britt Allison, Debbie Behncke, Brent Taylor. Todd Beattie, Kevin Simmons, Craig Mack, Mary Jo Lulow, Miss Glidden, Mrs. Garrett, Substitute. Sherrard Special Education First Row: Michael Berhenke, Jeff Raine, John Dwyer, Melvin Nivens, Bob Weihler. Second Row: Larry Johnson, Don Anthony, Dan Huhta, Tim Mabeus, Richard Nicholson, Miss Nelson. Sherrard Special Education First Row: Cecil Davis, Paul Nelson, Ricky Shell, Michelle Adams, Mark Gladwin, Mary Beth Bush. Second Row: Dennis Harkey, Jo Ann Holliday, Sherie Einfeldt, Joan Gott, Pamela Ayers, R. D. Davis, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Holliday, Aide. Sherrard Kindergarten Morning Class First Row: Mike Seabloom, Timmy Towell, Steve Dasso, Keith Richardson, Kathleen Wahlberg, Steven Johnson, Jetf Hawotte. Second Row: Mhalissia Groene, Tammy Webb, Dana Rowe, Kim Myers, Katrina Car- ver, Molly DePorter, Rhonda Winsky, Tony Guido. Third Row: Danny Smith, Jay Schwartzkopf, Lane Schurr. Kevin Stearns, Ronnie Maynard, Krista McManus, Christine Brown, Gale Murphy, Timmy Hornback, Mrs. Hitchcock. Sherrard Kindergarten Afternoon Class First Row: Phillip Guyton, Becky Parker, Curtis Anderson, John Miller, Lisa Fredell, Robbie Woodley. Second Row: Lee Anne Moline, Lori Lucas, Nancy Anderson, Judy Plapp, Dawn Heimann, Michelle Elsbury. Third Row: Gary Parchert, Beth Ann Erick- son, Scotty Stuart, Lori Johnson, Rachel Fagg, Lori Carpenter, Doreen Cooper, ZoAnne Olson, Danny Parker, Mrs. Hitchcock. Sherrard First Grade First Row: Laura Hamerlinck, Kim Kil- coin, Gary Haugcr, Wayne Rossi, Ricky McMul- len, Jimmy Taets, Bob Groene, Derek McClain. Second Row: Melanie Gresch, Kristen Young, Jill Ccderstrom, Nancy Nelson, Brenda Tourn- ear, Lisa Bond, Laura Hutchinson, Pauline Davis, Tina Davis. Third Row: Karen Bowers, Brad Doney, Bill Erickson, Andy Dasso, Mike Bolt, Tracee Moline, Gene O’Brien, Margie Fulscher, Mike Kammerman, Mrs. Knox. Sherrard First Grade First Row: Charles Winston, Thomas Atnip, Larry Williams, Gary Overton, Brian Seabloom, Brian Riley, Victor Tomlinson. Second Row: Keith Rossi, John Nass, Jodie Willett, Phyllis LaDue, Tracey Strachen, Catherine Martens, Katherine Zude, Sandra Palmer, Michael Els- bury, Robert Redecker. Third Row: Michael St. Clair, Randall Taets, Jay Swanson, Steven Wand, David Schafer, Nancy Miller, Eric Wat- son, Susan Kohler, Mrs. Nimrick. Sherrard Second Grade First Row: Kenneth Seitz, Mike Redecker, Patrick Henry, Tony Thompson, Craig Watson Jerry Seitz, Larry McMeekan. Second Row: Sandra Salinas, Tyrina Montgomery, Mitzie Overton, Marilyn Reed, Michelle Guido, Chris tine Sackfield, Dana Schwartzkoph, Tracy Cederstrom, Sharon Nagelmiller, Judith Slaight. Third Row: Carla Gresch, Connie Hornback, Pamela Petty, Cindy White, Ger- ald Swanson, Scott Pierson, Sandra Wagoner, Shawn McManus, Bradley Rind, Lisa Doney, Karen Plapp, Christine Miller, Tamara Palmer, Mrs. Bates. Sherrard Second Grade First Row: Mike Fredell, Chris DePorter, Kent Carver, Remy Billups, Troy Larson, Scott Davison, Randy Brown, Jeff Goben. Se- cond Row: Dan Kalinczak, Sherry Carlson, Memory Watson, Juliana Johnson, Kim Zude, Rosie Eastman, Kelly Bowers, Gail Holliday, Brenda Guyton, Melissa Barton, Darbie Johnson, George Tournear. Third Row: Jon Maciolek, Steve Maynard, Karen Cal- derone, Lance Clark, Laura Abernathy, Beverly Johnston, Judy Alexander, Elizabeth Young, Randy Rutledge, Wendy Lucas, Chris Isaacson, Miss Liston. 166 Sherrard Third Grade First Row: Timothy Rowe, James Risden, Joseph Hajostck, Benjamin Langston, Michael Kohler, Jonathon Guido, Daryl Young, Rob- ert Fudge. Second Row: Elizabeth Dhabalt, Kelly Hendricks, Cathy Granger, Melinda Shields, Tammy Cederstrom, Arlene Richard- son, Denise Nass, Michael Daligee, Joe Willett. Third Row: Eileen Harmon, James Nelson, Michael Rhodenbaugh, John Van Hoek, Carolyn Wood, Bety Ann Spivey, Kimberly Kruse, Jerry Salinas, Sheryl Johnson, John Fulton, Mrs. Moody. Sherrard Third Grade First Row: Kathleen Boersen, Robin Riley, Scott Kammermann, Gary McMeekan, Joseph Young, Dean Daggett, Mark Martens, John Johnson. Second Row: Patricia Ford, Betsy Eddingficld, Joni Bloom, Sherry Anderson, Natalie Neumann, Judith Johnson, Barbara Guss, Deborah Wadsworth. Third Row: Teresa Brasmer, Maribel Moreland, Joseph Wilson, Rhonda Carpenter, Mary Beth DePor- ter, Jacki Dhabalt, Roxanne Calderone, Michael Olson, Rhonda Denise Dawson, Jean Almquist, Mrs. Seitz. Sherrard Fourth Grade First Row: Kenny Semonis, Mike Spivey, John Bloom, Neale Furnish, Jim Bowers, Brad Ward, Elmer McClain. Second Row: Doug Guss, Robin Zwicker, Shelia Greim, Drena Welch, Kathy Barton, Cynthia Young, Lori Wensel, Linda Brasmer, Julia Anthony, Carolynn McMeekan, Lex Miller. Third Row: Jeff Seabloom, Eric Erickson, John Downey, Mary Wilson, Michelle Conwell, Micha Riese- bieter, Tim Bolt, John Grocne, Christina Zaiss, Bob Runge, Diann Thompson, Jeff DePorter, John Kling, Mrs. Anderson. 167 Sherrard Fourth Grade First Row: David Abernathy, Anthony Gosney, Mark Anderson, Robert Moline, Craig Davis, Curtis Anderson, Kye Carver. Second Row: Richard Brown, Karan Kruse, Brenda Reed, Kelly Barton, Ann Bowers, Linda McClain, Nancy Lovelace, Julie Ander- son, Katrina Winston, Marsha Willis, Rick Stearns. Third Row: Roberta Ann Rogers, Ruth Box, Deanna Hendricks, Deborah Taets, Renee1 Alexander, Christine Anderson, Ron- ald Greim, Keven Schmidt, Jamie Jo Miller, Elaine Johnston, Nora McNichols, Kurt Schroeder, Amy Harmon, Teresa Braden, Mrs. Collier. Sherrard Fifth Grade First Row: Mark Welch, Russell Brasmer, Phillip Crandall, David Parker, Eldon J ohnson, Kevin Isaacson, Peter Miller. Second Row: Teresa McMcekan, Sandra Henry, Lori Wal- ton, Debra DeToy, Joyce Hajostek, Angela Parker. Third Row: Laurie Watson, Dale Harmon, Kathy Wadsworth, Daniel Spivey, David Wickenburg, Kevin Popp, Mark Pappas, Lisa Young, Edith Henry, James White, Mrs. Holmer. Sherrard Fifth Grade First Row: Rod Shaw, Fred Eddingfield, Adam Miller, Kirk Kemp, Jim Pierson, Brian McCubbin. Second Row: Bruce Lange, Kathy McMcekan, Margie Walton, Connie O’Brien, Karen Guss, Debbie Seitz, Karen Crenshaw, Tracie Woodley. Third Row: Karl Schroeder, Johnny Watson, Debbie Henry, Danny Vogel, Julie Nelson, John Granger, Gail Adamek, Wanda Hicks, Melodye Doney, Ron Calderone, Mrs. Knowles. Absent: Ron Farr, Jeff Dhabalt. Sherrard Sixth Grade First Row: Richard Runge, Dennis Cum- mings, Delbert Henry, Doug Coyne, Jerry Hamerlinck, Ron DeVriendt, Kevin Carver. Second Row: Teena Bloomberg, Joyce Floyd, Ann Bergstrom, Brenda Hicks, Lisa Schurr, Carolyn Thompson, Dinah Young, Jay Pierson. Third Row: Ken Erickson, John Wilson, Tom DePorter, Diane Yeater, Mary Dasso, Laura Weihlcr, Katy Salinas, Chris Daligee, Gary Carlson, Tom Calderone, Mr. Hund. Sherrard Sixth Grade First Row: Michael White, Thyrl Wright, Jeff Anderson, Frank Atkins, Darren Rind. Jon Davis. Second Row: Karen Gustafson, Denise Erickson, Raelene Billups, Linda Lambert, Susan Fulton, Loleta O’Dell, Cindy Guss, Donna Bradley. Third Row: Sheri Brown, Mark Nice, Kristi Swanson, Carl Wood, Brad Johnson, Shirene Riesebieter, Mark Doney, Craig Mueller, Carol Granger, Dan Bergstrom, Julie DeGreve, Mrs. Sholl. Mrs. Kruse is in charge of teaching special reading and spelling classes at Sherrard Grade School. Classes are quite informal, with students assembling on a rug in the center of the room. PREEMPTION FIFTH GRADE—First Row: Mike Phelps, Brent Adams, Gary Neal, Jay Beaver, Ricky Holdsworth, Gary Cameron, Vernon VanWinkle, Patrick Reynolds, Kenny Moreland. Second Row: Debbie Miller, Lisa Swanson, Lori Hall, Becky Timmons, Patty Dixon, Christina Laktas, Tracy Rowe, Tonya Redpath, Christine Hays, Dena Palmer, Linda Hutchinson, Jill Minteer. Third Row: John Simmons, Laurie Anderson, Barbara Smith, Susan Morehouse, Scott Lucas, Teresa Harlander, Melanie Anderson, Allen Smith, Teresa Seaberg, David Shields, Mark Staley, Scott Moffitt, Carmen Harroun, Mark Nelson, Mrs. McAtee, Mrs. Myers. PREEMPTION SIXTH GRADE—First Row: Tim Price, David Hintermeister, John Harris, Brian Redpath, Steve Gulley, Mike Carney, Kevin Basala, Randy Hornback, Tom Cottrell, Douglas Johnson, Bryan Adams. Second Row: Mike Stewart, Jim Almquist, Rita Allen, Elaine Harris, Terri Sloan, Cynda Lowe, Ruth LaDue, Jyla Frye, Karen McManus, Kathy Jordan, Lisa Johnson, Keith Holdsworth, David Johnson. Third Row: Scott Beattie, Dean Moreland, Debbie Hutchinson, Brenda Shafer, Lynn Prosser, Juanita Daggett, Carol Slavish, Randy Leffler, Dea Encapera, Bobby Leffler, Jill Crawford, Karen Slavish, Bradley Anderson, Tony Reynolds, Mr. McAtee. Miss Goldsmith helps grade school and junior high students with speech. 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HUGGINS Frame and Front End Alignment STANDARD Radiator Repair Tank Truck Deliveries 24-Hour Wrecker Service Phone 526-8128 Orion, Illinois Phone 593-3691 183 RHODENBAUGH FEED COMPANY i k BALLS Grinding Mixing Phone 593-3011 Sherrard, Illinois ALEOO: j SHOES ■ILL 110 EAST MAIN TEL. 582-7011 THE OKAY PRINT SHOP Offset and Letterpress 615 N. W. Eighth Avenue Phone 582-2811 Corvette Chevrolet AUGIE EARL’S CHEVROLET 1000 4th Street Orion, Illinois Phone 526-3314 Chevelle Trucks JOHN’S MARKET QUALITY GROCERIES MEATS Phone 754-5486 Matherville Illinois ANDERSON MANDLE GRAIN CO. Buyers—Sellers-Corn, Oats, Beans Andalusia Road, Milan, Illinois Phone 787-2332 R 1 FEED MANUFACTURERS Orion, Illinois Phone 526-8323 184 FRED ALLEN SONS STANDARD SERVICE “You expect more from Standard and you get it” Fred-Martin-Max Allen New Windsor, Illinois Phone 867-2413 WAYNE SCHOOL BUS BODIES ARE THE FINEST MADE IN AMERICA! 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R’S DAIRY BAR Clearing Leveling WILLIAM TAYLOR Shakes and Malts Made with Low Calorie Ice Milk Products Chicken and Sandwich Baskets Sandwiches—Pizza—French Fries Matherville, Illinois HOME OF SHERRARD CLEANERS We Feature Quality Dry Cleaning with 24-Hour Service Hours 9 a.m.—9 p.m. FAMILY: outlet! CRUMMY FUNERAL HOME 712 S.W. Third Street Route 17 West Leo Crummy Funeral Director Aledo, Illinois Viola, Reynolds, New Windsor Illinois Phone 582-7524 Cadillac—Buick—Pontiac American Motors—GMC Trucks Service Sales ORION VETERINARY SERVICE ASSOCIATION VIRGIL ANDERSON MOTOR CO. 188 Aledo, Illinois Phone 526-3377 Dr. Charles L. Clark Dr. Earl De Zeeuw BANK OF VIOLA Viola, Illinois Our Bank Is Never Too Busy to Serve You INSURANCE EXCHANGE AGENCY New Windsor and Aledo, Illinois Our Door Is Always Open for Business 189 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 71 YOUR UNIT 200 PHOTOGRAPHER 1916 Sturrlevant Street Davenport, Iowa BONEY’S ALL SERVICE STATION Mobil Phone 372-8331 Reynolds, Illinois ALEDO JACK AND JILL FOOD CENTER where “Your Satisfaction is Always First” DEANE FRYE, INC. STRAN-STEEL A SUBSIDIARY OF NATIONAL STEEL Box 163 Aledo, Illinois 61231 Aledo, Illinois ABC HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Orion PROTECTIVE INSURANCE COMPANY Illinois CLARK’S AUTO WASHETTE 219 West 1st Avenue Milan, Illinois Phone 787-4627 him ... for! R? M . . . in fashions for the high school and college crowd! 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SSCVCAS CIKBUS §S v W ■ 1I THIS WLL K MEW LOOK TOM � 71 A Ertiroly No. Cone � n Luarry Ob4 X ■ Emwimmmm for rho Eot.ro Ou m C.t.oa l l 1 Aroo SHOWCASE CINEMAS 1 t 7 4 3 KKoro ■ 1 1 1 M o Going Bocoaoo on E onf Milan, Illinois HASSE OIL 194 Milan Phone 787-2342 Illinois LOHSE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE LAKTAS BARBER SHOP Complete Line of Genuine and Replacement Parts “See Us First—We Have It' Wednesday evenings 6-9 p.m. Saturdays 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Phone 754-2871 Batteries-Mufflers T ailpipes-Starters Generators-Carburetors-Tools Transmission Parts and Gears Complete Line of Ignition Parts “If You Can’t GET THE PART From US, You Just Can’t Get It” Rock Island, Moline, Aledo, Geneso Matherville, Illinois Moline, Illinois VIOLA FLOWER AND GIFT Route 67 and 17 Viola, Illinois “Country Fair Building” DA-MAR AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 2528 Fifth Avenue Rock Island, Illinois AUTOMOTIVE HEADQUARTERS For Western Illinois Are you “in”? In the know that we’ve opened a new, bigger, and better flower and gift shop! Everything in Accessories and Parts Open Week-Nights Till 8:00 P. M. If not—get with it! Visit our shop for igg the unusual! HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 8:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M Friday 3:30 A.M. - 7 P.M. Saturday 8:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. A NOW.... Use Our Convenient AUTO BANK 5th Avenue 17th Street “The Bank of Scnice... With Two Locations ROCK ISLAND BANK And Trust Companyjj|j||] AUTO BANK Sth Ave. 17th St. MAIN BANK 3rd Ave. 18th St. MEM8ER: FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM • FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 197 Broker Insurer WAYNE R. 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ILLINOIS FRATERNAL LIFE INSURANCE SINCE 1895 Phone: 593-3391 Sherrard, Illinois 199 “Our earth la bat a flBfl universe. Yet of it as chooee, a troubled by aenseleafi theory.” First National Bank As Sturt m hi ami of Rock Mai iiKO lkW 200 son angelo, texas