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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1972 volume:

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Such little things to hold the accomplishments of man. 1972 IVY TOWER Sherrard High School Sherrard, Illinois Volumn XXXVIII r Table of Contents Student Life................... 6 Seniors........................15 Underclassmen..................39 Juniors.....................40 Sophomores..................48 Freshmen....................58 Establishment..................65 Activities.....................81 Athletics.................... 127 Junior High.................. 157 Advertisements............... 171 L 4 5 Competition Is the Key to Progress 11 Tomorrow These Are but Traces of Time Memories That Live on.” 13 Those were the days, my friend. We thought they’d never end, We’d sing and dance forever and a day; We’d live the life wc choose, We’d fight and never lose, For we were young and sure to have our way. Those were the days, Oh yes, Those were the days. 14 i - ' K ■:« i- sr« ’ = ’•! V' v V • . a itf'.tM '■$ £ £ M 's-'- � w m $ 8� '• i ■■■■■■ • - ■ s£fe m ws x wwim w- mt i •vli- • A ■Vt jP� . . ' W • vV CHRISTINE LOUISE BASALA FHA; French Club; Pep Club, Treas Jr. Yr.; Annual Staff, Sub scription Manager; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Fresh. Class Vice- Pres.; Soph. Class Treas.; Tiger- ette; Top Ten. JAMES S. CRAWFORD RANDEL EUGENE VERBOUT Chess Club; Pep Club; Jr. Class Sec.; Football; Basketball. LUANN K.OOB FHA; FTA; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr., Sr., and All- School Plays. SALLY MAY VAN ZANDBERGEN Chorus; Pep Club; E)rama Club; Homecoming Attendant Sr. Yr. MICHAEL ALBERT ZWICKER Band; Chorus; FFA; Football; Wrestling, Most Points, Sr. Yr. 16 DAVID LEE MITAL DEBRA DIANE DRAPER FHA; FTA; Paw Prints; Pep Club; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Sec. Sr. Yr., Play Cast Jr., Sr., and All-School Plays; Voice of Democracy Contest Winner. ROBERT JAY GILLETTE FTA; Paw Prints; Drama Club; Basketball. LORI KAY BLICK Chorus; FHA; French Club; Pep Club, Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr.; Annual Staff, Senior Class Editor; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Back- stage Sr. and All-School Plays; Student Council Soph, and Jr. Yrs.; Cheerleader; Tigerette; Top Ten. JULIE KATHLEEN ANDERSON FHA: Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast All-School Play. GARRY LA VERNE HALL Pep Club; Backstage Sr. and All- School Plays; Varsity Club; Track; Football, Honorable Men- tion All-Conference Sr. Yr.; Basketball; Wrestling. 17 LINDA RUTH DeGREVE Chorus, Librarian; FHA; FTA, Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr.; Chess Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Treas. Sr. Yr.; Play Cast All-School Play, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Sr. Class Senate; ACT Scmifinalist; Top Ten. DAVID O. WILSON Wrestling. MICHAEL TED FIEDLER Band; Four Years’ Perfect Atten- dance; Track; Basketball. PAMELA SUE RATHBUN FHA; Pep Club; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. Play; Library Club, Pres. Sr. Yr. JOANN ELAINE MARTIN FHA; FTA: French Club; Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast All- School Play, Backstage Jr. Play; Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Cheerleader. THOMAS FREDRICK WHITE FFA; Pep Club; Backstage Jr. Play; Track; Football; Wrestling. 18 CAROL JEAN ERICKSON Chorus; FHA; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr., Sr., and All-School Plays; Fresh. Class Treas.; Tigerette; Home- coming Attendant Soph. Yr. DENNIS DEAN BUCKWALTER Chess Club. DAVID ANTHONY ADAMS Chorus; FTA, Treas. Sr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr., Sr., and All- School Plays; Student Council Jr. Yr. JACQUELINE L. REDECKER Annual $30 Club; Backstage All- School Play. DONNA JEAN DEAN Paw Prints; Pep Club; Drama Club. RANDALL BRENT SCHWARZ Backstage Jr., Sr., and All-School Plays. 19 JANETTE SUE SPENGLER Chorus: FHA; French Club: Pep Club: Annual Staff, Underclass- men Editor: Ivy Tower Adver- tising Staff; Annual S30 Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr., Sr., and All-School Plays: Student Council, Vice-Pres., and Pres. Jr. Yr.: Tigerctte. DANNY STEPHEN BUCKW ALTER RICHARD LEE WATERMAN Basketball. CYNTHIA DAWN GULLEY Chorus: FHA; French Club; Pep Club, Sec. Jr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Ad- vertising Staff: Play Cast All- School Play; Student Council Soph. Yr.; Soph. Class Pres.: Cheerleader; Tigerette: Home- coming Queen; ACT Semifinal- ist; Top Ten. ALICE DENISE PACE Chorus; French Club; Drama Club, Play Cast All-School Play. DOUGLAS WAYNE BLEUER Band. 20 KRISTINE JEANNE LINDBURG FHA. Vice-Pres. of Public Rela- tions. Historian Sr. Yr.; Back- stage Jr. Play: Sr. Class Senate. JEFFREY VINCENT CONNELL Paw Prints. JERRY PAUL HUTCHINS Band: Backstage All-School Play. TAMARA Z1EMER WATTS Chorus. Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr.: FHA; French Club: Pep Club; Annual $30 Club: Drama Club; Tigerette. SHARON LYNN ANDERSON FHA; Pep Club; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Play. GARY TRENT DOCHTERMAN Backstage Jr. Play; Student Council Fresh, and Jr. Yrs.; Homecoming Attendant Soph. Yr.; Four Years’ Perfect Atten- dance; Varsity Club; Football, 1st Team All-Conference Sr. Yr.; Basketball; Junior Marshall. 21 SANDRA PAULINE TODD FHA; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual S30 Club: Drama Club; Homecoming Attendant Jr. Yr. HAROLD LLOYD TEUFEL French Club: ACT Semifinalist; Top Ten: National Honor Society. JILL ANN McCAW Chorus: FHA: French Club; Pep Club; Annual Staff, Co-Editor; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Stu- dent Council Fresh. Yr.; Tigerette; Snowball Attendant Jr. Yr.; FFA Chapter Sweetheart; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Who’s Who Award. JOYCE ST.CLAIR JANET LYNN WILLIS Chorus; Pep Club. WALTER J. BROWN Chorus; Paw Prints; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Play; Sr. Class Sen- ate: Homecoming King; Varsity Club; Track; Football; Wrestling; Outstanding Teenager of Amer- ica. 22 MARY SUE ZWICKER Band, Sec., Librarian Sr. Yr.; Chorus: FHA: FTA: Paw Prints: Pep Club: Backstage Jr. Play. CALVIN JAY HEIAR Chorus: FFA, Sentinel Jr. Yr., Sec. Sr. Yr., 1st Place Farm Plan- ning Contest; Ivy Tower Adver- tising Staff: Student Council Jr. Yr.: Snowball Attendant Jr. Yr.; Wrestling. JEAN KAY SCHROEDER Chorus: FHA: Pep Club. BARBARA JEAN ANN HENRY FHA, Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr.: FTA; Pep Club: Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual S30 Club: Drama Club, Backstage Jr., Sr„ and All- School Plays. SHERRYL JEAN TRUE Chorus: FHA; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff: Drama Club, Backstage Jr., Sr., and All- School Plays: Fresh. Class Sec.; Soph. Class Sec.; Sr. Class Sen- ate, Sec.; All-School Senate Pres.; Tigerette, Capt. Jr. Yr.; Homecoming Attendant Fresh. Yr. 23 HAROLD BRAUGHTON DEBRA ANN RHODENBAUGH FHA; French Club: Pep Club: Ivy Tower Advertising Staff: Drama Club. Backstage Jr.. Sr., and All- School Plays: Sr. Class Senate, Treas.: All-School Senate: Tiger- ette: Junior Marshall. DANIEL RICHARD BREITENSTEIN FTA: Play Cast All-School Play. THOMAS ALVIN WYNN Chess Club, Pres. Sr. Yr.; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr.. Backstage Jr., Sr., and All- School Plays; Sr. Class Senate; ACT Semifinalist; Trainer, Foot- ball, Basketball. Wrestling, Track: SAR; Top Ten. DEBRA ANN BEAM KATHRYN SUE CAMERON Chorus: FHA, Vice-Pres. of Recreation Jr. Yr.: Pep Club: Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and All- School Plays. DAVID ARTHUR KARLBURG Paw Prints; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr., Sr., and All-School Plays; Boys’ State Delegate; Wrestling. 24 SUSAN ANN MILLER Pep Club; Drama Club, Back- stage Jr. and All-School Plays. GARY STEPHENS BRAD PAUL COLLINS ANGELA ANN ENCAPERA Pep Club: Annual Staff, Adver- tising Manager; Ivy Tower Adver tising Staff; Jr. Class Treas.; Sr. Class Senate, Vice-Pres.: All- School Senate: Tigerette. JULIE KAY POTTER Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Play; Library Club. DENNIS WALTER WALLIN Band; Chorus; FFA, Pres. Sr. Yr., 1st Section Dairy Production, Star Chapter Farmer, DcKalb Award; Pep Club: Annual $30 Club; Jr. Class Sgt. at Arms; Sr. Class Sen- ate; Varsity Club; Track; Foot- ball, Honorable Mention All- Conference Sr. Yr.; Basketball. 25 SHEILA KATHLEEN WELCH Pep Club; Annual Staff. Jr. High Editor: Ivy Tower Advertising Staff. JEFF A. GOWEY Chorus; FFA, Reporter Jr. Yr., Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Ad- vertising Staff; Wrestling. LOREN LEE MORELAND Track; Football: Wrestling. MARILYN REYNOLDS Drama Club. Backstage Sr. Play. CAROLYN SUE COX RICHARD MARK AMY Chorus: Chess Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club. Sgt. of Arms Sr. Yr., Backstage Jr., Sr., and All- School Plays; Jr. Class Pres.; Sr. Class Senate; Varsity Club; Homecoming Attendant Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; Track; Football; Wrest- ling; Outstanding Teenager of America. 26 SANDRA LINN SCHNOOR Paw Prints; Pep Club; Backstage All-School Play; Library Club. MICHEAL DOUGLAS JACOBS I 11 ROBERT DEAN HARTMAN Football. MARLA SUE MATKOVIC Majorette; FHA; Pep Club; Annual Staff, Administration Editor; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual S30 Club; Play Cast All-School Play; Soph. Class Vicc-Prcs.; Tigerette. SALLY JAYNE EDDING FIELD Chorus; FHA; Pep Club; Drama Club; Library Club, Sec.-Treas. Sr. Yr. NEAL DAVID HOHL Band, Drum Major: Track; Foot- ball; Wrestling. 27 DEBBIE LOUISE ROBINSON Majorette; Chorus; FHA; Pep Club; Annual Staff, FHA and Chorus Editor; Ivy Tower Adver- tising Staff; Annual S30 Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and All-School Plays: Tigerette; Girls’ State Delegate. KEVIN REED MATTER Varsity Club; Wrestling. JOANNE ELIZABETH BROZIK FHA; Paw Prints; Pep Club; An- nual $30 Club; Drama Club; Library Club. Vicc-Pres. Sr. Yr. HOWARD JOHN TATGE Chess Club: Track; Football: Basketball. JOHN EDWARD HERGERT Play Cast All-School Play; Wres- tling. MARY ANNE NICE FHA; FTA; Paw Prints; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and All-School Plays. 28 MARY ELLEN SIMMON Band; Chorus: FHA; FTA: Paw Prints: Pep Club: Annual S30 Club: Backstage Jr. Play. JOSEPH EDWARD McKinley Band: Chess Club; Track: Foot- ball. KEVIN LEE HOLDRIDGE Homecoming Attendant Fresh. Yr.; Varsity Club; Track: Football COLLEEN MARIE HARMON Band;Chorus: FHA; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Play; Tigerette. BRIAN LEE DHAEMERS Chess Club; Pep Club: Drama Club; ACT Semifinalist; Varsity Club; Football; Basketball; Top Ten. DENISE ANN WILSEY Chorus; Pep Club. 29 KATHLEEN ANN DOCHERTY Band; FHA; FTA, Sec. Jr. Yr., Pres, and Section Attendance Sec. Sr. Yr.; French Club; Pep Club; Annual Staff, Co-Editor; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; An- nual $30 Club; Drama Club, Pres. Sr. Yr., Play Cast Jr. and All- School Plays; ACT Scmifinalist; DAR; Outstanding Teenager of America; Top Ten; National Honor Society. DANIEL EUGENE OVERTON ROBIN LEE EHLERS Paw Prints. DARCIE LYNN DELLITT French Club: Pep Club. DIANNA LINN OGBURN Chorus: FHA: Pep Club: Drama Club, Backstage Jr., Sr., and All- School Plays. WILLIAM RALPH BONICK, JR. Pep Club: Sr. Class Senate: Var- sity Club: Football: Wrestling. 30 EVELYN ELAINE PETERSON Annual $30 Club: Top Ten. TERRY ST. CLAIR DOUGLAS MALTON OGBURN CYNTHIA SUZANNE MACK Band. Librarian Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; Chorus; FHA, Vice-Prcs. of Public Relations, Historian Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr., Section Ten Pres. Sr. Yr.: FTA, Treas. Jr. Yr.; French Club: Pep Club: Student Council Soph. Yr.; Sr. Class Sen- ate, Pres.; All-School Senate, Sec.; Outstanding Teenager of America. TERRI JEAN HARGRAVE Band, Librarian Sr. Yr.; FHA, Sec. Sr. Yr.: FTA; Paw Prints; Pep Club: Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and All-School Plays; ACT Semifinalist: John Philip Sousa Award. TERRY DALLAS STARK Band: Chorus: Play Cast All- School Play; Student Council Soph. Yr.; Track. CINDA LEA MATTER FHA: Paw Prints: Pep Club: Drama Club. DERALD WINN Band: FTA; Pep Club; Drama Club. Backstage All-School Play: Varsity Club:Track: Football: Basketball. DONALD MARK ZWICKER Band: FFA: Chess Club: French Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff: Drama Club, Play Cast Jr., Sr., and All-School Plays; Wrestling. Senior Class Senate—Wally Brown. Cindi Mack—Pres., Rick Amy. Debbie Rhodenbaugh—Treas., Randy Verbout, Angie Encapcra—Vice-Pres., Dennis Wallin, Sherrie True—Sec., Tom Wynn, Kristine Lindburg, Linda DeGreve. 32 Boys’ State and Girls’ State: Debbie Robinson David Karlburg Seniors Take Pride in Individual Honors John Philip Sousa Award: Terri Hargrave D.A.R., S.A.R.: Kathy Docherty Tom Wynn Four Years’ Perfect Attendance: Mike Fiedler Gary Dochterman f n§P i Frv - Outstanding Teenagers of America: Rick Amy Wally Brown Kathy Docherty Cindi Mack 33 Lori Blick Top Ten Brian Dhaemers Top Ten Linda DeGrcve Top Ten Christine Basala Top Ten Kathy Dochcrty Top Ten National Honor Society Jill McCaw Top Ten National Honor Society Harold Teufel Top Ten National Honor Society Couples Moods Matched Our Theme Above: Gary and Debbie stand by the fountain and make a wish for the Top right: Karl and Jan walk across the bridge to join the other couples on the dance floor. Jay and Angie and Rick and Chris finish off a 36 'A Time for Us’ A TIME FOR US A time for us some day there’ll be When chains are torn by courage born Of a love that’s free, A time when dreams so long denied can flourish As we unveil the love we now must hide A time for us at last to see A life worthwhile for you and me. And with your love through tears and thorns We will endure as we pass surely through cv’ry storm A time for us someday there’ll be A new world, A world of shining hope for you and me A time for me. Dan adds the final touch by giving Mary her lovely corsage. perfect evening with a perfect meal. Jill and Al discuss the success of this year’s dance. 37 Right: As they leave the dance. Stan helps Marla into his car. When Jeft and Darcie first arrived, they climbed the steps to the Essex Room where the dance was held. Kristine and Bob entered the dance by walking through the soft' blue trellis. 38 Juniors Gerry Allen Reita Amy Bob Anderson Terry Ayers John Barnett Kathy Barto Rian Basala Robert Billings Richard Blaylock Rusty Boehme Greg Boens Ken Bocrsen Brian Breiby Linda Bunch Carol Capan Greg Castrey Steve Chapman 40 Top Five Patty Watson Mary Miller Kent Kindelsperger Gina Holdsworth Kathy Barto Brian Child Barb Cutler Georgia Day Karen Child Barb Daggett Peggy DeGreve Marty Coyne Ed Dasso Steve DePorter Desiree Crossan Jay Dawson Mike Deppe 41 Junior Senators-Standing: Kay Jackson, Kathy Barto, Connie Schriver, Gina Holdsworth, Carol Capan. Sitting: Dona Nalevanko, Reita Amy, Keith Kindelsperger, Leslie Encapcra, Walter Strom, Yvonne Tindall. Greg Dhaemers Pat Eddingfield Leslie Encapera Doug Erdmann John Fakas Bryan Fitzpatrick Teresa Floyd Randy Glancy 42 Joyce Granger Steve Gregory Malinda Harris Mark Harris Bill Henry Mike Hohl Gina Holdsworth Randi Hudnall Terry Hudnall Diane Hurley Kay Jackson Marlene Jansen Dennis Johnson Doris Johnson Maynard Johnson Ken Jordan Mark Kammerman Keith Kindelsperger Kent Kindelsperger Cherie Krouse 43 44 Ann LaDue Roger Laffoon Teresa Laktas Jim Lamb Cindy Lulow Rondi Mack Mary Miller Rex Miller Cherie Moreland Mark McMaster Dona Nalevanko Cindy O’Brien Carol Ogburn Keith Owens Diana Palmer Chuck Pappas Mike Peebler Ed Peterson Steve Peterson Jim Phelps Debbie Presson Audie Purcell Jim Reynolds Chuck Rowe Mark Rungc Connie Schriver Paul Secymore Don Semonis Reita waits with anticipation as Kent mixes chem- icals for their new experiment. 46 Gary Simonson Tamara Slavish Pat Sloan Joni Smith Rob Spengler Tom S tigers Walter Strom Terry Swain Claudia Taylor Curt Thompson Shannon Thuren Yvonne Tindall Teresa Wadsworth Rick Wagle Penny Wakeland Sandee Walton Patty Watson Steve Watson Vic Wcihlcr Don Weston Keith Willis Scharell Young Carolyn Zwicker 47 Sophomores Kathy Adamek Cassie Adams Steve Adams Zane Adams Robert Allen Ronald Allen Glenda Anderson Vivian Anderson Tim Andresen John Billington Edward Bradley Esther Braughton Elva Byers 48 In September when classrooms were too warm, Mr. Ferrari took his sophomore English class outdoors. Kurt Carlson Robert Carney Kristine Cederstrom Marcile Collier Allen Connell Carla Conrad Nancy Coyne Brian Crandall 49 Sophomore Senators -Sitting: Debbie Stark. Janet Jackson, Nancy Coyne, Gail Laffoon. Standing: Nanette Basala, Kevin Mueller, Derek Guyton, Jim Joines, Cindy Dhacmcrs, Lori Hartman, LuAnn Whitmire, Cassie Adams, Linda Yeater. Michele Crossan Mary DeVriendt Ellen Dasso Robert Dhabalt Melinda Davis Cindy Dhaemers Randy Davis Kim Downey Mike DeLoose Dale Eiland Michele Encapera Rhonda Erdmann Dee Ann Erickson Mike Falconer David Fisher Sheila Fitzpatrick Loren Foster Bill Fritch Sophomores eagerly look at the election results of their new senators. Teresa Gerleman Jim Granger Barbara Gustafson Steve Gowey Larry Greim Derek Guyton 51 Don Hamilton Allen Hartman Cindy Hartman Lori Hartman Jack Hauman Janet Hayne Jean Henry Tim Hergert Mary Hintermeister Jeff Hultgren Bruce Humphrey Roland Hutchinson Algebra I students play the fascinating game of probability and chance. 52 Top Five Ed Tomlinson Jim Joines Charles Stropes Kevin Mueller Derek Guyton Candy Isaacson Janet Jackson Steve J acobsen Jim Joines Gail Laffoon Doug Lambert Rose Larson Tom Leingang Chris Lindsey Dean Mandle Ross Mandle Danny Matkovic 53 Roy Mathcny Wes Matter Gary Mayo Tony McCubbin Laura McKinley Byron McNichols Tom Miller Dennis Mitchell Randy Morgan Kevin Mueller Brian Nelson Mark Nelson Sally Nice Dixie Preslar Tom Reynolds Rick Riesbieter Bruce Rind Bob Robinson Becky Rogers Mike Runge 54 Charlie’s demonstration made speech class more exciting than usual. Hector Salinas Ginger Sanders Rob Schalk Laverne Schnowske Kevin Seabloom Roger Secymore Albert Shafer Lori Shelangouski Roger Slavish Debbie Stark Randy Stockwell Charles Stropes Kim Swanson Sally Swinford Sharon Tatgc Lorry Thompson Rose Thompson Edlin Tomlinson Mike Tomlinson Debbie True Teresa Van Hook Danny Verbeke Kirk Verbout Polly Waterman Charles Watson Pam Welch Terry Wenscl Betty White Luanne Whitmire Paul Willett Alan Willis Karen Wilson Linda Yeater Debbie Zwicker In Consumer Education students learn how to make individual and family budgets. Any successful person, regard- less of his income, must do some financial planning. Financial planning includes wise buying, budgeting, keeping records, understanding credit, and providing for savings. 57 Arlin Adamek Peggy Anderson Joe Anderson Debbie Atnip Becky Baldwin Marc Baraks James Beam Jennie Bleuer Karen Bodman Dorrie Boens Doug Bonick Mike Bradley Freshmen Top Five Danny McManus Terry Henry Dorrie Boens Mary McManus Tammy Spengler 58 Diane Buckwalter Donna Carlson Debbie Davison Julie Dellitt Lori Deppe Dan Draper Steve Castrey Joel Dennis Jim Erickson Carlene Conrad John Dennis Debbi Fakas Larry Coyne Kathy DePorter Chris Fiedler Two Algebra 1 students learn to graph linear equations. 60 Robin Fulton Linda Gowey Joann Granger Debbie Green Danny Gresch Mark Hamerlinck Marty Hamerlinck Tom Hargrave Though high school is a new and challenging experience for freshmen, they still Find time to be with their friends. Jerry Hess Doug Johnson Veronica Laktas Nick Hultgren Tom Kammcrman Roy McClain Sally Hintermeister Harold Horton Valarie Johnson Mary Joyner Diane Lamb Brian Leffler Dennis Hutchinson Teresa Kinsey Danny McManus Mike Harker Jim Hartman Dale Heiar Rick Hemphill Michelle Hendricks Terry Henry Joyce Hergert Tom Hergert Roger Jacobs Carol Koob Mary McManus Gale McMaster Randy McWhorter Peter McWilliams Dale McDonald Gary Martin Kim Matter David Miller Kevin Miller Ron Miller Sharee Minteer Patricia Mueller Annette Myers Julie Peebler Tim Phelps Donna Phillips Rex Pitman 62 Donna Myers Rod Nagelmiller Gale O’Brien Cindy Overton Freshmen Senators—Standing: Doug Johnson, Kevin Miller, Bonnie Zicmer, Rich Reed, Denise Waglc. Sitting: Donna Carlson, Teresa Kinsey, Carlcne Conrad, Larry Coyne, Diane Lamb, Gale McMaster. Carey Price Rich Reed Jim Ries Tonda Riesebieter Judy Robb Robin Rowe Richard Sackfield Gary Shafer 63 Donald White Dorothy Wright Mary Smith Tammy Spengler Doreen Stockwell Dorothy Teufel Kenneth Thompson John Timmons Rod Tolley Denise Waglc Fred Waterman Debbie Wilson Barb Wilkens Bonnie Ziemer Cindy Wilsey Jan Zimmerman Rick Shaw Debbie Shields Bill Simmons Tony Slavish Jim Watson Tim Winn CLIFFORD KING Superintendent RICHARD LOVELACE HARRY BILLUPS JANE GREGORY Elementary Co-ordinator Principal Secretary to Mr. King An Ambitious Staff Turns the Wheels ' of Our School Cooks: Mabel Miller, Marion Hultgren, and Flora Christensen 71 Vocational Training Provides a Means of Living William Heimann Jr. High Shop. Practical Math, Shop I, Jr. High Football, Track, Senior Senate Sponsor. William Richard Shop Motors, Shop II, III, IV, Sophomore Senate Sponsor, Future Teachers of America. Donald Fry Jr. High Agriculture, Agriculture I, II, III, IV, Future Farmers of America, Senior Senate Sponsor. Anne Holdsworth Jr. High Home Ec., Home Ec. I, II, Inter- ior Design, Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca, Junior Senate Sponsor. 72 Consumer Education Added to Business Curriculum William Winters General Business, Business Law, Book- keeping, Consumer Education, Inter- School Yearbook Photographer, Sopho- more Senate Sponsor. Joyce Winters Typing I, II, Short- hand, Yearbook Sponsor. 73 Languages Further Our Louise King Susan Podzamsky Candace Ebright English IV, Vocational English, Latin II, English III, Journalism, Freshman Senate English II, Speech, Drama Club, All- Senior Senate Sponsor, National Honor Sponsor. School Plays. Society. 74 Ability to Communicate To Communicate is the Beginning of All Understanding Isabelle Selby Charles Swegle English I, Senior Senate Sponsor. French I, II, III, French Club, Future Teachers of America, Cheerleader Sponsor. Fine Arts Exhibit Individual Talents Vicki Wasscnhove Art Larry Rose Band, FTA Sponsor Keith Lund Building Trades Science Presents a Challenge and a Means M Art King Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry, Chemistry, Physics, Junior Class Sponsor, Concessions. V Joel Brunsvold Earth Science, Physical Science, General Science, Tri-sponsor Pep Club, Freshman Senate Sponsor. John Bcthard Biology, Boys’ P.E., Freshman Senate Sponsor. Cindy Smith Algebra I, Geometry, Girls’ P.E., Pom Pon Sponsor, Sophomore Senate Sponsor. 77 History Is the Basis for Modern Living Helen Snider U. S. History, World History, National Honor Society Sponsor. Dale Maynard Modern Problems, Civics-Geography, Sociology, Current Events, Economics, Co-sponsor All School Senate, Chess Club Sponsor. Terry Ferrari U. S. History, Business English, English II-I1I 78 Wayne DeSutter Boys’ P.E., Varsity Football, Wrestling, Sophomore Senate Sponsor. Physical Education Strengthens Bodies for the Future Elizabeth Vicrling Larry Schulte Robert Jackson Unit Librarian Guidance Counselor, Psychology, Basket- Driver’s Education, Athletic Director, ball, Co-sponsor All School Senate, Var- Varsity Basketball, Tri-sponsor Pep Club, sity Club. 80 “You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him to find it within himself.” Galileo Angela Encapcra Advertising Manager Jan Spenglcr Underclassmen Editor 1972 Ivy Tower Annual Staff Jill McCaw Co-Editor Kathy Dochcrty Co-Editor Lori Blick Senior Class Editor W-'w. Marla Matkovic Administration Editor Sheila Welch Junior High Editor 83 Debbie Robinson Music and F.H.A. Editor Chris Basala 84 Subscription Manager First Row—Betty White, Malinda Harris, Julie Potter, Kathy Teresa Wadsworth, Teresa Floyd, Barbara Gustafson, Evelyn Sandy Todd, Debbie Robinson, Jan Spengler. Third Row— vie, Mary Simmon, Sharon Anderson, Esther Braughton. The Sales of Magazines Helped to Finance the 1972 Yearbook Magazine Sales Captains-Lori Blick, Cindy Dhacmers, Connie Schrivcr. DocHcrty, Mary Miller, Theresa Latkas. Second Row— Peterson, Pam Welch, Vivian Anderson, Cindy Dhaemers, Kathy Barto, Lori Blick, Chris Basala. Absent—Marla Matko- Top Salesmen-Betty White, Evelyn Peterson, Cindy Dhaem- ers, Lori Blick, Malinda Harris, Sandy Todd. After a Great Homecoming Victory . . . 88 89 King Wally Brown Queen Cindy Gulley 1971 Homecoming Royalty Junior Attendants Keith Kindclsperger Debbie Presson • Senior Attendants Sally VanZandbergen Rick Amy Freshman Attendants Sophomore Attendants Nick Hultgren Diane Lamb Debbie True Jeff Hultgren 91 1911 HOMECDUin ki' Students Take Part in the Staff’s Job Office helpers are Barb Henry, Sandy Todd, and Mary Miller. Cook helper—Nick Hultgren: Attendance slip collec- tor—Don Weston; Mail Boy—David Karlburg Lunch ticket sellers are Evelyn Peterson, Cindy Lulow, and Robin Ehlers. Absent—Peggy DeGreve. School Senate’s First Year Cindi Mack Secretary Keith Kindclspcrger Vice President Kay Jackson Treasurer Sherrie True President Mr. Brunsvold—Freshman sponsor Mr. Winters—Sophomore sponsor Mrs. Tollerud—Junior sponsor Mrs. King—Senior sponsor i. Shows Promise Sherrard’s 1971-1972 school year saw the initiation . of a new form of student gov-; ernment. The school senate replaced the former student council. This system has prov- en to be a more efficient and orderly system of self- government. In place of the class meet- ings, class senates handle the business for each class. The class senate consists of one senator for every ten class members. This new system of representation has been a step forward in the promotion of Igood government. The Student Senate promoted enthusiasm for this year’s Homecoming. Parle Officers are Cindy Dhaemers, Vice-Presi- dent; Linda Yeater, Secretary-Treasurer; and Greg Castrey, President. Sponsor—Monsieur Swegle. Curtis Anthony Mike Atkins Dorrie Boens Brian Crandall Cindy Hartman Terry Henry Jeff Hultgren Candy Isaacson Jim Joines Tony McCubbin Mary McManus Kevin Miller Kevin Mueller Cindy O’Brien Becky Rogers Tammy Spengler Kim Swanson Yvonne Tindall Ed Tomlinson Pam Welch Bonnie Ziemer Peggy Anderson Vivian Anderson Debbie Atnip Marc Baraks Greg Boens Brian Breiby Donna Carlson Desiree Crossan Kim Matter David Miller Sharce Minteer Sally Nice Debbie Shields Debbie Stark Debbie True Polly Waterman Debbie Wilson Linda Yeater Sec.-Treas. Rian Basala Greg Castrey President Darcie Dellitt Carol Erickson Cindy Gulley Linda Bunch Greg Dhaemers Randy Glancy Dennis Johnson Theresa Laktas Connie Schriver Sally Hintermeister Kent Kindelsperger Tamara Slavish Sandee Walton Cassie Adams Glenda Anderson Nan Basala Nancy Coyne Michele Crossan Cindy Dhaemers Vice-President Kathy Docherty Michele Encapera DeeAnn Erickson Larry Greim Derek Guyton Lori Hartman Janet Hayne Janet Jackson Wayne Shafer Gary Simonson Ronnie Allen Rob Spengler N 97 f Checkmate ” The officers, Jim Joines, Sec.-Trcs., Tom Wynn, President, Mr. Maynard, Sponsor, and Doug Lambert, Vice-President, in spcct the pennants the club sold this year. 98 r Pam Rathbun President JoAnnc Brozik Vice-Pres. Sally Eddingficld Sec.-Tres. Esther Braughton Marcie Collier Donna Dean Lori Deppc Rhonda Erdmann Debbie Green Michelle Hendricks Joyce Hergert Jean Henry Carol Koob Rose Larson Laura McKinley Julie Potter Rose Thompson Barb Wilkins Debbie Wilson Dorothy Wright Scharcll Young Polly Waterman 99 FHA Prepares for Tomorrow by Learning Today President—Cindi Mack; Vice President—Barb Henry; Secretary— Terri Hargrave; V. P. of Degrees—Carol Capan; V. P. of Recre- ation—Carolyn Zwicker; Historian and V. P. of Publicity— Kristine Lindburg; Class Representatives—Linda Yeatcr, Dorrie Boens; Treasurer and V. P. of Degrees—Kathy Barto. The banquet gave the girls and their mothers a chance to discuss the goals of the Sherrard F.H.A. Chapter. 100 Mrs. Wayne Kindelspcrger was installed as an honor- ary member of the Sher- rard F.H.A. Chapter at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Mrs. Kindelspcrger was made an honorary mem- ber for the time, encour- agement, and advice that she gave to the Sherrard F.H.A. The guests had fun playing crab soccer at the FHA- FFA Party. FHA Family: Pam Boens—Little Sister, Mrs. James Mack—Mother, Denny Wallin—Big Brother, Mr. Robert Basala—Father, Mrs. Edward Boyd—Grandmother, Jeff Yeater—Little Brother. FHA Members The mothers helped the daughters prepare food for the FHA Chili Supper. r Vivian Anderson Becky Baldwin Kathy Barto, V. P. of Projects and Treasurer Chris Basala Jennie Bluer Dorrie Boens, Fr. Representative Esther Braughton Diane Buckwalter Elva Byers Kathy Cameron Carol Capan, V.P. of Degrees Marcy Collier Barb Dagget Debbie Draper Rhonda Erdmann Chris Fiedler Teresa Floyd Linda Gowey Joann Granger Joyce Granger Debbie Green Barb Gustafson Terri Hargrave, Secretary Cindy Hartman Barb Henry, V.P. Jean Henry Doris Johnson Teresa Kinsey Carol Koob LuAnn Koob Theresa Laktas Veronica Laktas Kristine Lindburg, Historian and V.P. of Public Relations Cindy Lulow Cindi Mack, President Rondi Mack Kim Matter Mary McManus Gale McMasters Cherie Moreland Patricia Mueller Annette Myers Donna Myers Sally Nice Julie Peebler V_______________________ Cindy O’Brien Gail O’Brien Dianna Ogburn Debbie Rhodenbaugh Judy Robb Debbie Robinson Connie Schriver Diane Shields Mary Simmon Sadie Simmons Mary Smith Jan Spengler Tammy Spengler Doreen Stockwell Claudia Taylor Rose Thompson Sandy Todd Debbie True Teresa Wadsworth Denise Wagle Pam Welch Betty White Karen Wilson Linda Yeater, Soph. Representative Scharell Young Bonnie Ziemer Jan Zimmerman Carolyn Zwicker, V.P. of Recreation Mary Zwicker J 103 FFA’s Aim Is Improved Agriculture Parliamentary Team-Steve DePorter, Duane Foster, Marty Hamerlinck, DePorter. Chapter Sweetheart—Jill McCaw Far Left—First place tie Chapter Soils Judging Contest, Lavcrne Schnowske and Duane Foster. Center' Foundation Awards, John Barnett, Sheep; Vic Weihlcr, Beef; Dennis Wallin, Dairy, Livestock Farm- ing; and Greg Bocns, Swine. Dennis also placed first in section Dairy Pro- duction. Left—Star Chapter Farmer and DeKalb Award. Dennis Wallin. H WITIi tPOSE im Watson, Denny Wallin, and Kathy Officers—Vic Weihler, Treasurer; Denny Wallin, President; Steve DePorter, Report- er; Jeff Gowey, Vice President; Calvin Heiar, Secretary; Mike Zwicker, Sentinel. 105 Public Speaking Contest Winner—Duane Foster Dennis Wallin Marty Hamerlinck President Mike Harker Jeff Gowey Dale Heiar Vice President Denny Hutchinson Calvin Heiar Valerie Johnson Secretary Danny McManus Vic Wcihlcr Kenny Thompson Treasurer Jim Watson Steve DcPorter Don White Reporter Duane Foster Mike Zwicker Steve Gowey Sentinel Bruce Humphrey Larry Coyne Roland Hutchinson Debbie Davison Brian Nelson Kathy DcPorter Lavcrnc Schnowske Jim Erickson John Barnett Mark Hamerlinck Greg Boens Farm Planning Contest Winners—Calvin Heiar, First Place; Dennis Wallin, Third Place; and Mike Zwicker, Second Place. 106 PAW PRINTS Published every Fri- day from October to May by the PAW PRINTS staff of Sherrard High School. Vol. 1 Issue 5 Oct.1971 Subscriptions ....$1.50 Per Copy ............10 ---Mrs. Kindelsperger Honorary Member—___________ FHA HOLDS ANNUAL MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET The Ulst annual Mother-Daughter Banauet was held on Thursday, October 21st in the SHS gym. On entering the gym, gue3ts were greeted by Presi- dent Cindi Mach. The highlight of the evening was the awarding of honorary membership in FHA to Mrs. Wayne Kindelsperger. Mrs. Kindelsperger is the mother of Kent and Keith Kindelsperger, Juniors at SHS. EDITORS News......Tamara Slavish Club.......Dave Karlburg Features .... Rob Gillette Sports......Robin Ehlers Art........ Georgia Day Photos... Sandie Schnoor MANAGERS Paw Prints by showing how to con- strict the clay to make the vase's neck. Mr. Holden invited the Art class to his Great Oaks Pottery Shqp to watch a special pro- cess called raku . 10: The PAW PRINTS staff would like to thank Walter Strom, Wally Brown, Art class II, and Dan Brietenstein for their assistance in production. During year PAW try to i lighten s culy, a alike. The pa just a Jo ed ts ovi ord Business .. .Cinda McMeen Circ......JoAnne Brozik Advisor.. Mrs . Podzamsky on to you. Feature art- and new columns e introduced to please every- astes. student is a J If you have ts let us know. FTA Members Teach the Future Generations Officers are Kathy Docherty, President, Connie Schriver, Secretary, Dave Adams, Treasurer, and Linda DcGreve, Vice- President. 108 Dave Adams. Treas. Cassio Adams Glenda Anderson Peggy Anderson Vivian Anderson Kathy Barto Esther Braughton Donna Carlson Linda DcGreve. Vice-Prcs. Cindy Dhacmcrs Kathy Docherty, Pres. Debbie Draper Terri Hargrave Cindy Hartman Janet Haync Barb Henry LuAnn Koob Theresa Laktas Kim Matter Becky Rogers Connie Schriver, Sec. Carolyn Zwickcr As a guide at Open House, Peggy shows parents through the building. Many changes are taking place in F.T.A. reflecting a decreasing need for teachers. These changes are indicated by this year’s smaller membership in the Sherrard chapter. Although the num- ber of members has dropped, the chapter has remained active. Members acted as hostesses at open houses during National Education Week. Some members student-taught at lower grade levels. Sherrard F.T.A.’ers participated in the Blackhawk Division with other chapters in the Quad City area. Sherrard’s own F.T.A. president, Kathy Docherty, served as Attendance Secretary. Meetings were held each month to plan activities. Highlight of the year was a panel discussion on student-teacher relationships. The panel consisted of Mr. Billups, Mr. Schulte, Kathy Docherty and Sherrie True, Student Senate president. Moderator was Mr. Swegle, chapter advisor. Members staged an after-game dance in January to finance a trip to the state convention in Springfield during April. Connie Schriver was nominated for State Secretary of F.T.A., and the election was to be held at the convention. Becky and Cassie show Mr. Swegle the posters they made for the soc hop. 109 These Voices Unite to First Row: Lori Hartman, Candy Isaacson, Ann LaDue, Claudia Taylor, Teresa Laktas, Robin Rowe, Donna Carlson. Sally ‘ DeGreve, Carol Erickson, Colleen Harmon, Sherrie True, Jennie Bleuer, Rebecca Baldwin, Janet Jackson, Nancy Coyne, Joyce Brown, Debbie Presson, Cherie Krouse, Kay Jackson, Beth Leffler, Jean Henry, Mary McManus, Sharee Minteer, Donna Dennis Johnson, Kathy DePorter, Dianna Ogburn, Doris Johnson, Teresa Wadsworth, Kathy Cameron. Create a Joy in Music VanZandbergen, Randi Hundnall, Gail Laffoon, Kim Swanson. Second Row: Mary Ann DeVriendt, Barbara Daggett, Linda Granger, Connie Schriver. Third Row: Mike Zwicker, Mark Kammerman, Walter Strom, Randy Glancy, Rick Amy, Wally Nalevanko. Fourth Row: Greg Shelangouski, Dennis Mitchell, Jim Reis, Terry Stark, Dennis Wallin, Nick Hultgren, Dale Heiar, Row 1—Kathy DePorter, Dianna Ogburn, Carol Erickson, Kay Jackson, Jennie Bleuer, Robin Rowe, Denise Wilsey, Chris Lindsey, Linda Gowey, Becky Baldwin, Diane Lamb, Teresa Kinsey, Mary McManus, Gail Laffoon, Sharce Minteer, Joyce Granger. Row 2 Lori Hartman, Jan Zimmerman, Beth Leffler, Debbie Presson, Randi Hudnall, Candy Isaacson, Mary DeVriendt, Jean Henry, Linda DeGreve, Barbara Daggct, Nancy Coyne, Janet Jackson, Dixie Preslar, Cherie Krouse, Kathy Cameron. Row 3—Janet Willis, Ann LaDue, Claudia Taylor, Donna Carlson, Doris Johnson, Teresa Latkas, Peggy DeGreve, Colleen Harmon, Sherrie True, Connie Schriver, Teresa Floyd, Sally VanZandbcrgen, Mary Sue Zwicker, Kim Swanson, Karen Wilson, Dona Nalevanko, Scharell Young. 112 113 Donna Carlson Treasurer Randy Glancy Vice President Nan Basala Reporter Cindi Mack President Mary Zwicker Secretary Band Shows Versatility by Playing Row One: David Miller. Patricia Mueller, Debbie Stark. Carol Ogburn. Terri Hargrave. Row Two: Shannon Thuren, Barb Gustafson. Mary Smith. Gail O'Brien. Diane Buckwalter. Dona Nalevanko. Row Three: Marc Baraks, Mike Zwicker. Jim Watson, Joe McKinley, Carey Price. Kathy Adamek, Doug Erdmann, Gary Simonson, Rick Riesebieter. 114 Everything From Tchaikovsky to Chicago Row One: Michele Crossan, Randy Glancy, Linda Yeater, Cindi Mack. Row Two: Mary Joyner. Chris Fiedler, Donna Carlson, Mary Ellen Simmon, Pat Watson. Mary Sue Zwicker, Gina Holdsworth. Row Three: Doug Bleuer, Terry Stark, Neal Hohl, Dennis Wallin, Carol Capan, Carolyn Zwicker, Desiree Crossan. Back: Nan Basala, Charlie Stropcs, Rondi Mack. 115 Doug Bleuer and Mike Zwickcr are in charge of equipment maintenance. Drum Major Neal Hohl is flanked by flag bearers Teresa Wads- worth and Randi Hudnall with Teresa Floyd in front. Librarians for band are Terri Hargrave, Mary Zwicker, Carolyn Zwickcr, Gina Holdsworth and Carol Ogburn. 117 Directed by Miss Susan Newkirk Cast in order of appearance: Madge Kempton................. William Uggims................ Anastasia Amber............... Shirley Amber................. J. Francis Amber.............. Connie Tufford................ Eugene Boyer.................. Miss Blank Rogers............. Jimmy Newton.................. . . Pam Rathbun . Dave Karlburg Kathy Dochcrty . Carol Erickson . . . Dave Adams . Terri Hargrave . . Don Zwicker Joanne Johnson . Randy Glancy Last Year the Juniors High above New York’s East River lives the Amber family. There is the nervous, clumsy Anastasia, 94-ycar- old senile grandma, and the has-been-actor son who is out to kill mommy for her money. Complicating his poisonous plans arc the interruptions of a stage-mother and William Uggims. The latter, although blind, is the mainstay of UTBU. (Unhealthy to be Unpleasant). Its purpose is to stamp out sadism and cruelty by its own sadistic method of gift-wrapped bombs. Madge informs Uggims that the next ease will be that of J. Francis Uggims. Anastasia and Shirley cling together as their tormentor, J. Francis, enters the room. Shirley and Connie try to push Anastasia into a courtship with Eugene Boyer. Presented UTBU, a Farse J. Francis tries to get the blood into his senile mother’s brain. Miss Blank sings as though in Carnegie Hall while Shirley and Connie listen. Uggims presents a gift-wrapped package to the dominating, stage- mother Valerie. As J. Francis’ antique Oscar looks on, Jimmy plays “La Donna E Mobile” for Miss Blank. 119 Could this be the lethal dose of ethkydythkyfithkalide. After bombing J. Francis, blind Mr. Uggims walks out the window to his death in the East River. The smothering plans of J. Francis run afoul. 120 Caught in the Villain’s Web Directed by Mrs. Candice Ebright Cast (in order of appearance) Regina Larkficld . Dr. Hugo Belch . . Brockton ......... Nclla Hargrave . . . Malvern Lark field Lona Larkfield . . Felicity Fair .... Cyril Brothingwell Denise............ Geraldine Hargrave Penny Wakcland . Dave Karlburg . . Don Zwicker . . Sharon Tatge . . Zane Adams . . . . Nan Basala . Carol Erickson . . Dave Adams . . Dixie Preslar . Debbie Draper Regina Larkfield has tricked her son Malvern into believing she is seriously ill. To avoid stress he agrees to marry shallow Nella. A nurse is hired. Thus arrives our heroine, Felicity Fair. She and Malvern fall in love. Cyril arrives to complicate their lives. Malvern proposes to Felicity. She then confesses to be an amnesiac and unable to marry. Cyril, hearing this, claims to be her husband. Malvern throws Cyril out of the house. Cyril ties Felicity in a burning barn. Malvern rescues her and Cyril is shot by the butler, Brockton. Our hero and heroine are united at last. Malvern doesn’t look as enthusiastic as Nella. The audience greeted the villain with boos. 121 122 Cyril tells Felicity she is his wife. Will she be caught in the The villainous fiend tells Malvern he may be bought off. villain’s web? “Curses! Foiled again!” cries Cyril. After taking Felicity from a burning barn Lona and Malvern try to revive her. Malvern and Felicity discover true love conquers all. Will Malvern and Felicity live happily ever after? Time alone will tell. Between acts entertainment was provided by Gary Mayo, Randy Glancy, and Alice Pace. 123 Directed by Miss Susan Newkirk Cast in order of appearance: 1971 All School Play Elcanorc . . . Mrs. Dudley . Theadora . . . Dr. Montague. Luke........ Mrs. Montague Arthur...... Roxanne Connell . Carolyn Zwicker . . . Teresa Laktas .... Russ Moore . . . Mark Mueller .... Rita Martin Greg Shclangouski Hill House is a brooding mansion located deep in the back country. It is into this katonic atmosphere that six people come to reach the supernatural. Mrs. Dudley is the expressionless housekeeper who doesn’t hide her fear of Hill House. The first to arrive is Elcanorc who has witnessed strange phenomena. Exotic Theadora’s experience was with E.S.P. Luke’s only interest was curiosity. Dr. Montague is the scientist who is making a study of the occult. Mrs. Montague, accompanied by Arthur, came to assist her husband in his research. Mrs. Dudley announces that she prepares meals and cleans rooms but always leaves before dark. 'i Mrs. Montague rambles on about mysterious findings while the others occupy themselves. Mrs. Montague and Arthur arrive to help reach the median spirits of the house. The Haunting of Hill House Luke and Theadora say goodbye as Eleanore leaves Hill House. The other members of the party realize too late that the house has already grasped her mind as they watch her in her car speeding towards a tree while Hill House laughs on. Eleanore tells of being forced by some means to climb the tower stairs. Dr. Montague then tells her she must leave because Hill House is beginning to control her mind. Theadora soothes Eleanore after the house contacts her by laughs and knocks. Hill House communciates only with Eleanore. Trend Changes to All-School Plays Officers arc Linda DcGreve, Treasurer, Tom Wynn, Vice-President, Rick Amy, Sgt. at Arms, Debbie Draper, Secre- tary, and Kathy Docherty, President. Zanc Adams Rcita Amy Rick Amy, ’ Sgt. at Arms Wally Brown JoAnn Brozik Kathy Cameron Karen Child Desiree Crossan Linda DcGreve, Treasurer Brian Dhacmcrs Kathy Docherty, President Deb Draper, Secretary Leslie Encapcra Carol Erickson Terri Hargrave Barb Henry Gina Holdsworth Doris Johnson Dave Karlburg ________________ ------------------ 1 LuAnn Koob Theresa Laktas Joanic Martin Susan Miller Dona Nalevanko Carol Ogburn Diana Ogburn Alice Pace Diane Palmer Julie Potter Marilyn Reynolds Randy Schwarz Sherrie True Sally Van Zandbcrgan Penny Wakefield Sandce Walton Patty Watson Tom Wynn. Vice-President Carolyn Zwickcr Don Zwickcr 126 1971 Track Scores Wrestling Scores Varsity Basket Monmouth 63Vi Sherrard 33 Orion 24 Alexis 60 Sherrard 55 Westmer 9 Sherrard 35 Vi Sherrard 54 Cambridge 18 Sherrard 9 Moline 52 Sherrard 59Vi Sherrard 19 Winola 40 Westmer 54 Vi Sherrard 39 Atkinson 24 Orion 45 Sherrard 27 Monmouth 34 Sherrard 27 Galva 27 Aledo 66 Sherrard 52 Orion 8 Sherrard 59 Shcrrard 47 Westmer 18 Sherrard 46 Atkinson 22 Sherrard 65 She rrard 45 Cambridge 17 Alwood 62 Sherrard 18 Winola 43 Sherrard 18 Monmouth 28 Sherrard 63Vi Rockridge 49Vi Winola 46 Shcrrard Erie Shcrrard Winola Third in Conference Meet. Varsity Football Scores 69 58 88 39 Junior Varsity Basketball Scores Shcrrard Shcrrard Shcrrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Shcrrard Shcrrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Abingdon 18 Sherrard Alwood 28 Sherrard Westmer 0 Sherrard Cambridge 25 Sherrard Rockridge 0 Orion 0 Atkinson 14 Winola 0 . ill Orior Sherrard Sherrard 1 t | I Sherrard 76 Alexis 68 Winola 48 Orion 78 Cambridge 77 Alwood 55 37 47 48 54 58 Pleasant Valley 34 71 Aledo , 58 39 Prophetstown 47 59 Rockridge 73 48 Westmer 57 70 Atkinson 78 67 Winola 60 59 Orion 68 71 Cambridge 60 74 Alwood 5? 53 Rockridge 58 61 Westmer 62 81 Atkinson 48 Shcrrard 60 Sherrard 56 Sherrard 43 Sherrard 58 Shcrrard 73 Sherrard 66 Sherrard 56 Sherrard 57 Sherrard 55 Sherrard 61 Sherrard 73 Sherrard 52 Sherrard 51 Sherrard 50 Sherrard 57 Sherrard 47 Sherrard 74 Sherrard 77 ball Scores Junior Varsity Football Scores Alexis 86 Sherrard 6 Alexis 6 Winola 66 Sherrard 7 Alwood 6 Charged-Up Spirit Results in a Great Team Row 1-Mark Kammerman, Keith Kindelsperger, Rob Spengler, Kent Kindelsperger, Rick Amy. Row 2-Manager Tom Wynn, Randy Verbout, Garry Hall, Greg Dhaemers, Mark Runge, Bob Hartman, Manager John Barnett. Row 3-Wally Brown, Steve DePorter, Gerry Allen, Mark McMaster, Pat Eddingfield, Bill Bonick. Row 4-Joe McKinley, Don Weston, Brian Dhaemers, Kevin Holdridge, Mike Zwicker, Manager Gary Simonson. Row 5-Coach Ferrari, Ken Jordan, Rian Basala, Walter Strom, Tom White, Greg Castrey, Coach DeSutter. Row 6-Jeff Hultgren, Terry Swain, Mike Peebler, Gary Dochterman, Steve Watson, Jay Dawson, Dennis Wallin. Bill Bonick, Linebacker I Co-Captain i Garr Hall, Tackle Gfc-Captain 132 Rick Amy, Halfback. Co-Captain Walb Kevin Ho|Jridge. End Tom White, Tackle 197lJvARSITY FOOTBALL AWARDS ALL WESTERN ILLINOL Kent Kindclspergcr—Honorable Mention SHERRA D AWi Kent Kindclsper r-Most Valuable Back Brian Dhaemers—Most Valuable Lineman Bill Bonick—Most Tackles Keith Kindclsperger—Most Improved ALL CONFERENCE AWARDS Gary Dochtcrman—First Team All Conference Defensive End HONORABLE MENTION Kent Kindelsperger Jay Dawson Garry Hall Denny Wallin 133 This year’s man-makers and aching muscles will never be for- gotten. Although hindered by many injuries, we were never real- ly stopped. After both agonizing defeats, there were victories. The defense earned their skulls and crossbones by keeping our opponents to 10.5 points a game, including four shutouts. Not to be outdone the offense averaged 24.5 points a game. Junior Varsity Shows the Will to Win Row 1 Manager Kevin Mueller, Manager Derek Guyton, Bruce Rind, Charles Stropes. Brian Crandall, Tony McCubbin, Manager David Miller, Manager Mike Harker. Row 2— Coach Brunsvold, Dan Matkovic, J C. Beam, Richard Sackficld, Steve Castrey, Marty Hamerlinck. Dan McManus, Curtis Anthony, Allen Connell, Rod Tolley. Tim Andrcsen, Mike DcLoose, Tom Kammcrman, Coach Maynard. Row 3—Mikc Atkins, Joel Dennis, Gary Shafer. Jack Dennis, Tim Phelps, Carey Price, Jim Hartman, Tom Hargrave. Tom Lcingang, Jim Erickson, Randy McWhorter, J. C. Martin, Duane Fos- ter, Kurt Carlson. Row 4—Rich Reed, Dennis Mitchell, Tom Miller, Ed Tomlinson, Nick Hultgrcn, Bob Carney, Bruce Humphrey, Larry Greim, Ron Allen, Kevin Miller, Wayne Shafer, Allen Hartman, Jim Ries. Diane Lamb, Dee Ann Erickson, Janet Jackson, Nancy Coyne, Nan Basala. Alter- nate: Dorrie Boens 137 Hustle and Desire Make an Improved Varsity First Row-Manager John Barnett, Coach Jackson, Coach Schulte, Manager Gary Simonson. Second Row—Vic Weihler, Greg Dhaemers, Keith Kindelspcrger, GregCastrey, Rian Basala, Kent Kindclspcrgcr, Rob Spongier, Pat Eddingfield. Third Row- Steve Watson, Kevin Miller, Deraid Winn, Mike Pecbler, Marty Coyne. Jay Dawson. Debbie Presson Carolyn Zwicker Kay Jackson Walter Strom Ed Dasso Cherie Krouse Carol Capan 138 Deraid Winn-center Kent Kindelspcrgcr-forward Greg Dhaemers—guard Rian Basala—forward Keith Kindelspergcr—guard Jay Dawson—forward Junior Varsity Shows Ability and Determination First Row—Loren Foster, Dan Matkovic, Jim Joincs, Dan McManus, Rob Schalk, Jim Watson. Second Row Manager Derek Guyton, Jim Erickson, Tony McCubbin, Rod Tolley, Curtis Anthony, Randy Stockwell, Manager Kevin Mueller. Third Row-Manager Ed Bradley, Brian Crandall. Jeff Hultgrcn, Doug Lambert, Larry Grcim, Ronnie Allen, Nick Hultgrcn, Jim Rics, Jim Hartman, Ed Tomlinson, Coach Schulte. The Backbone of Our Spirit Reita Amy Vivian Anderson Curtis Anthony Debbie Atnip Nan Basala Kathy Barto Dorrie Boens Ken Bocrson Esther Braughton Kathy Cameron Donna Carlson Ellen Dasso Donna Dean Linda DcGreve Darcie Dellitt Kathy DcPortcr Mary Ann DeVriendt Cindy Dhaemers, Secretary Greg Dhaemers Kathy Docherty DccAnn Erickson Debbie Fakas Teresa Floyd JoAnn Granger Joyce Granger Lori Hartman Barb Henry Gina Holdsworth Randi Hudnall Nick Hultgren Candy Isaacson Janet Jackson Mike Jacobs Doris Johnson Teresa Kinsey LuAnn Koob Cherie Krouse, Vice President Gail Laffoon Theresa Laktas Veronica Laktas Diane Lamb Mary McManus Kevin Miller Mary Miller Sharec Minteer Patricia Mueller Cindy O’Brien Gail O’Brien Carol Ogburn Dianna Ogburn Debbie Presson, President Diane Shields Tammy Spengler Debbie Stark Kim Swanson Yvonne Tindall Sandy Todd Rod Tolley Teresa Wadsworth Sandee Walton Steve Watson LuAnn Whitmire, Treasurer Linda Ycater Bonnie Ziemer Carolyn Zwicker Cindy Dhaemers, Secretary LuAnn Whitmire, Treasurer Debbie Presson, President Cherie Krouse, Vice President Chris Basala Lori Blick Angie Encapera Carol Erickson Cindy Gulley ColleenTdarmon Lori Hartman Theresa Laktas Cindy Lulow Marla Matkovic Jill McCaw Mary Miller Debbie Rhodenbaugh Debbie Robinson Tamara Slavish Jan Spengler Sherrie True Twelve Tigerettes Perform for the Last Time Four Year Members Jill McCaw Chris Basala Jan Spcngler Sherrie True Debbie Robinson 147 Grapplers Post Best Season Yet Terry Ayers—98 Tom Kammerman—98 Mike DeLoosc-105 John Fakas—105 Dave Fisher—112 Tom Reynolds—112 Arlie Adamek —119 Greg Boens—126 Sherrard Wrestlers Come in Most Take-Downs—Mark Runge Most Points—Mike Zwicker First Row—Denny Hutchinson, David Miller, Richard Sackfield. Second Row-Alan Connell, Ken Boersen, Mike Falconer, Byron McNichols. Third Row—Trainer Tom Wynn, Keith Owens, Kurt Carlson, Tim Winn, Bruce Rind, Terry Wensel, Coach DeSutter. 150 TRACK Individual Effort for a Team Cause 1971 School Track Records Rick Hartman Broad Jump Rick Hartman 100 yard dash Rick Hartman 220 yard dash Wally Brown, Kent Kindelsperger, Mike Peebler, and Mark Mueller 2 mile relay 21 ft. 4Vi in. 10.2 sec. 23 sec. 8 min. 57.8 sec. Mark Mueller 2 mile run 10 min. 47.3 sec. Rick Hartman 440 yard dash 49.6 sec. (school) 50.2 sec. (conference) Rick Hartman qualified for the State Track Meet in the 440 yard dash which he ran in 49.6 seconds. 152 i First Row: Manager Derek Guyton, Rick Amy, Mark Runge, Charles Stropes, Terry Wensel, Mark Mueller, Brian Breiby, Wayne Shafer, Bruce Rind, Wally Brown, Charles Watson, Kevin Mueller. Second Row: Coach Woodley. Mana- gers Gary Simonson and John Barnett. Mike Runge, Tony McCubbin, Ken Boersen, John Fakas, Mike DeLoose. Third Row: Ed Tomlinson, Ken Ncvling, Dennis Wallin, Mike Peeblcr, Dcrald Winn, Deri Wilkins, Kevin Holdridge, Jeff Hultgrcn, Mark Nelson, Keith Kindelsperger, Manager Tom Wynn, Coach Brunsvold. Fourth Row: Pat Eddingfield, Brian Crandall, Rick Hartman, Steve DePorter, Don Davis. Kent Kindelsperger, Gary Wochlk. Garry Hall. Rob Spongier, Tom White. 153 ENDURANCE is the key word for these distance men Brian Bricby, John Fakas, Steve DePorter, Ken Boerson, Wayne Shafer, and Terry Wensel. Rick and Wally know Brian uses every muscle to throw himself over the bar. Kevin exercises his Manager Tom starts Mike and Jeff on the sprint. 154 is important for a quick start and a fast time. that concentration muscles to prevent injury The reward for exercise is a perfect jump. 155 Coaches Stress Teamwork 156 Elloisc Lilliman William Hamerly � V Donna Jackson David Sturgis Anita Frink Roger Woolsey I Karen Bchrcnds David Holmer Esther Salter 158 Music Is an Essential Part of Education BAND MEMBERS First Row: Geralyn Dhaemcrs, Raelene Billups, Pam Miller, Di- ane Ycatcr. Second Row: Pam Tomlinson, Karen Gustafson, Cynda Lowe, Reita Allen, Kathy Swanson, Carole Dawson, Gaye Foster. Third Row: Dennis Gerleman, Darren Rind, Lynn Prosser, Donna Johnson, Dan Bergstrom, Denise Erickson, Ann Bergstrom, Carel Box, Chuck Capan, Tim Price. Last Row: David Anderson, Mr. Rose, Martin Fiedler. Woodrow Salter Esther Epperly 159 Seventh Grade Cheerleaders: Ellen Koob, Diane Yeater, Ann Bergstrom, Shirene Ricsbicter, Diane Myers. O SCORES Sherrard 20 Orion 40 Shcrrard 27 Cambridge 33 Sherrard 29 Rockridgc 19 Shcrrard 31 Winola 29 Sherrard 31 Wcstmcr 21 Shcrrard 45 Alcdo 56 Shcrrard 20 Rockridgc 32 Shcrrard 21 Winola 22 Shcrrard 18 Wcstmcr 23 Shcrrard 21 Monmouth 43 Shcrrard 31 Orion 46 Shcrrard 34 Alcdo 39 First Row: Brad Anderson, Brian Adams, Todd Matter, Steve Erickson, Jay Pierson, Buddy Wakefield. Second Row: Marty Fied- ler, Mark Nice, Frank Atkins, Kevin Basala, Jerry Tyler. Third Row: Steve Gulley, Jim Reynolds, Gary Carlson, Brad Johnson, Tom Calderone. Coach: Mr. Maynard. 160 Eighth Grade Cheerleaders: Kathy McManus, Dana Wakefield, Doreen Braden, Tammy True, Dee Ann Hall. SCORES Shcrrard 44 Orion 32 Shcrrard 48 Cambridge 20 Shcrrard 31 Rockridgc 38 Shcrrard 37 Winola 27 Shcrrard 47 Wcstmcr 25 Shcrrard 55 Alcdo 29 Shcrrard 36 Rockridgc 29 Shcrrard 51 Winola 32 Shcrrard 29 Wcstmcr • 28 Shcrrard 30 Monmouth 37 Shcrrard 38 Orion 28 Shcrrard 35 Alcdo 19 Cornbclt Conference Tournament 2nd place. First Row: Manager: Tim Ayers. David Basala, Brad Blick, Troy Swain, Mark Minteer, Mark Davis, Greg Hudnall. Second Row: John McManus, Scott Guyton, David Hemphill, Pat Hohl, Jim Winn, Joel Basala, Jeff Perry. Third Row: Tom Eddingfield, Kevin Minch, Wayne King, Coach: Mr. Holmer; David Anderson, Chuck Capan. 161 A First Experience in Junior High Football The 7th and 8th grade intramural football program began the second week of school. The coaches, Mr. Holmer and Mr. Heimann, were to teach the fundamentals of football such as blocking, tackling, and running. The season lasted for a duration of six weeks. We bought a full line of good equipment for them with 69 boys turning out to participate. The practices were held behind the Sherrard Grade School. Three intramural games were played in which everyone participated. It is hoped that this pro- gram will help to improve the high school program. 162 From 8 till 3 Becomes an Everyday Routine JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE-First Row: Mrs. Lilliman, Tom Cottrell, Cynda Lowe, Roger Hargrave, Kevin Carver, David Hintermeister, Steve Gulley, Jim Almquist, Jon Davis, Keith Holdsworth. Second Row: Tom DePorter, Bryan Adams, Kathy Jordan, Darren Rind, Gaye Foster, Sheri Brown, Brad Anderson, Neal Gauley, Jerry Tyler, Buddy Wakefield. Third Row: Greg Baraks, Chris Daligee, Lynn Prosser, Brenda Child, Jerry Brown, Laura Weihler, Lisa Schurr, Linda Lambert, Patty Appelquist, Joyce Floyd. Absent: Dan Bergstrom JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE—First Row: Elaine Harris, Jay Pierson, Peter Wolf, Mike Stewart, Tim Price, John Harris, David Ogburn, Keith Bleuer, Ellen Koob. Second Row: Carl Wood, Carolyn Thompson, Scott Hall, Jyla Frye, Kevin Basala. Betsy Appelquist. Brian Redpath. Ann Bergstrom, Lisa Johnson, Steve Erickson. Third Row: Mrs. Jack- son, Shirenc Riesebieter, Juanita Daggett, Ruth LaDue, Jill Crawford, Carol Slavish, Dea Encapera, Tammy Downey, Cheri Reynolds, Ruth Hergcrt, Johnna Ries. 166 JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE—First Row: Terry Reynolds, Jerry Hamerlinck, Richard Runge, Clay Laffoon, Lorric Eiland, Pam Miller, Todd Matter, Scott Beattie, Mark Bennett, Mr. Hamerly. Second Row: Brenda Hicks, Karen Slavish. Raelene Billups, Karen Gustafson, Terri Sloan, Diane Phillips, Carolyn Wangelin, Randy Hornback, Marty Fiedler, Dennis Gerleman. Third Row: Mark Doney, JoAnn Hicks, Susan Leingang, Katy Salinas, Diana Myers, Carol Granger, Kelli Slater, Brenda Shafer, Theresa Fenton, Mark Nice. Absent: Penny Sieg, Donna Johnson. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE—First Row: Bruce Leffler, Leta O’Dell, Rita Allen, Jim Cope, Pat Moore, Mike White, Dinah Young. Mrs. Frink. Second Row: Sue Presson, Ken Erickson, Dan Duffield. Ernie Dwyer, Dave Hess. Doug Johnson, Donna Bradley, Julie DcGrcve. Third Row: Steve Pahl, Dean Moreland. Mike Carney, Diane Yeater, Mary Dasso, Denise Erickson, John Wilson, Sue Fulton. 167 JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE—First Row: Randy Nivens, Carolyn Humphrey, Tccna Bloomberg, Caroline Fitzpatrick, Ronnie DeVriendt, Dennis Cummings, Tony Reynolds. Second Row: Jeffery Anderson, Delbert Henry, Debra Hutchinson, Cynthia Guss, Debbie Anderson. Karen McManus, George Keckler, Douglas Coyne, Donald Krouse. Third Row: Mr. Sturgis, Traci Hudnall, Chris Myres, Patricia Welch, Craig Mueller, Gary Carlson, Thomas Caldcrone, Frank Atkins, Thyrl Wright. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE-First Row: Ralph Haynes, Ted Alexander, Kathy McManus, Janet Rossiter, Doug Smith, Paul Lange, Carole Dawson, Brad Blick, David Basala, Mike Moore. Second Row: Pat McKinley, Cherie Gauley, Debbie Nelson, DeAnn Hall, Bonnie Coyne, Taina Erdmann, Pam Tomlinson, Mike Hall, Kathy Lovelace. Dana Wake- field. Third Row: Mr. Woolsey, Chuck Capan, Debbie Tatge, Mike Brewer, Kim Miller, Joel Basala, Frank Weber, Diane VanHook, Kay Kindelsperger, Don Diehl, William Lipton. 168 JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE-First Row: Rebecca Fisher, Bonnie Atkins, Darrell Anderson, Ricky Schmidt, Gene Hamilton, Troy Swain. Lynn Gustafson, Monte Adams, Roger Raine. Second Row: Vickie Grcim, Debra Slaight, Jay Zimmerman, Kevin Hendricks, Jim Winn, Jerry Davis, Randy Scabloom, Mark Ferkel, Debbie Brasmer, Mary Peterson. Third Row: Mrs. Behrends, Richard Carney, Les Hudnall, Paul Todd. Norm Downey, Dale Teel, John McManus, Ted Palmer, Theresa Wilson. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE-First Row: Mary Shields, Carol Young, George Seaberg, Patty Crandall, Daniel Sloan, Gregory Hudnall, Dan Palmer, Mark Davis, Dale Fisher. Second Row: Jim Mack, Annette Gresch, Karen Wagoner, Nicki Encapcra, Tammy True, Monte Cottrell, Carel Box, Gregory Wadsworth, Gilbert Overton. Third Row: Michele Harkcr, Gary Swinford, Mike Watson, Diane Gcrleman, Sherry Swinford, Elaine Allen, Kim Blankenship, Diane St. Clair. Top Row: Mr. Salter, Wayne King, Bob Erickson, Rod Kalinczak, Pat Hohl, Cindy Green. 169 JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE—First Row: Max Miller, Candy Connell, Monty McWhorter, Scott Guyton, David Hamcrlinck. Mark Mintecr, Terry Johnson. Jan Jacobsen. Tim Ayers, James Frew. Second Row: Wes Swanson, Ron Boerson, Kathy Falconer, Roger Nevling, David Hemphill, Geralyn Dhacmcrs. Jeff Perry. Doug Krahl, Jean Eiland, Doreen Braden. Third Row: Jackie Hutson, Larry Adams, Ron Semonis, Tom Eddingfield. Norman Wakeland, Teresa Owens. Rae Ann Brandenburg. Top Row: Mr. Holmer. Kevin Minch. David Haysbrook, David Anderson, Kathy Swan- son, Brenda Isaacson. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL—First Row: Tammy True, Dan Bergstrom, Ronnie DeVriendt, Second Row: Kathy Lovelace, Monte Adams, Elaine Harris, Bonnie Atkins, Susan Fulton, Kevin Minch, Bob Erickson, Chuck Capan, Diana Meyers. 170 ADVERTISING STAFF Front Row Sitting: Lori Blick, Cindy Gulley, Jan Spenglcr, Marla Matkovic, Sandra Todd, Jill McCaw, Carol Erickson, Don Zwicker, Sherrie True. Standing: Kathy Cameron, Linda DeGrcvc, Debbie Robinson, Angela Encapcra, Kathleen Dochcrty, Colleen Harmon, Sheila Welch. On Ladder: Wally Brown, Tom Wy nn, Barbara Henry, Jeff Gowey, Calvin Heiar, Chris Basala. In Crows Nest: Debbie Rhodenbaugh, Rick Amy. Abscnt-David Adams. 172 DR. CHARLES C. GERLEMAN CHIROPRACTOR W. 1st Street, Milan, 111. (Highway 67, Across from 84 Lumber) OFFICE HOURS: 9 a.m.—Noon 2 p.m.—6 p.m. Mon. Friday Eve. til 7 p.m. Closed Saturday Afternoon Phone 787-4944 Emergency Phone 1-372-8366 ORION CAFE Home cooked noon meals. Our own Bakery Goods— fresh daily. Open Daily 5:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Chicken by the Bucket Carry-Out Orders 526-8292 ENLIST IN THE ARMY See SSG Edward McBride At U.S. ARMY WAC Recruiting Station 113 N. Chestnut Street Kewanee, Illinois 61443 Call 852-3361 Collect m fiooiTiMEM: SKXKEY'S ■« •JOIN the fU DAVENPORT PHONE 326-5151 37th and Brady (almost) SHERRARD DAIRY BAR Shakes and Malts Made with Low Calorie Ice Milk Products Sandwiches and Chicken Baskets Sandwiches—Pizza—French Fries Home of Sherrard Quality Dry Cleaning with 24-Hour Service. 9 a.m.-9p.m. Phone 593-9871 Sherrard, Illinois BOWLBY MUSIC HOUSE Yamaha Pianos Stringed Instruments Band Instruments Gretsch, Gibson, Fender Guitars Rentals, Repairs, and Accessories the skladany medical center, s. c. 1112 division street orion, iliinois 61273 24 hour phone ac 309 526 3344 734 15th Ave. East Moline 755-4529 1623 2nd Ave. Rock Island 786-5489 Compliments of JOHN’S BARBER SHOP Matherville, Illinois (formerly Laktas Barber Shop) SHERRARD FEED SEED OPEN Tuesday and Friday 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday 1 to 6 p.m. Kent Feed All Types of Notary Work Done VIOLA VILLAGE Field Seed and Fertilizer BARBER SHOP IS STILL OPEN 174 OPEN Monday thru Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ORVILLE MINTEER ASSOCIATES FAMILY SECURITY CENTER Andalusia Wc will help you with your insurance needs And represent YOU in times of Trouble Our efforts are directed toward our Clients. Illinois Sherrard Illinois Phone 593-9621 THE DEN Sandwich Center RHODENBAUGH SUNOCO OIL CO. Dean Rhodenbaugh, Owner Complete Service Center Larry Rhodenbaugh, Mechanic 24-Hour Wrecker Service Jk Kin AMERICAN! Compliments of STANDARD OIL FARM AND HOME SERVICE Aledo Phone 582-7285 Illinois FREW SERVICE AUTO BODY REPAIR Phone 593-8631 Wrecker Service Sherrard, Illinois THE GEM SHOP Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Watches Aledo Illinois MALONE AGENCY Real Estate—Insurance 207 S. E. Third Street Phone 582-2613 Aledo, Illinois STATE BANK OF ORION Since 1890 Orion, Illinois ‘Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation’ SPENCER’S HARDWARE Tackles Ammunition Bait Guns Books Gift Items Call 754-2121 Mathervillc Illinois THE FACTORY Restaurant Lounge Serving your favorite Foods and Cocktails C. I. JOSEPHSON JEWELERS 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. 1514 Fifth Avenue Phone 762-5525 Moline, Illinois Tuesday—Sunday 526-8390 Orion, Illinois COVERITES UPHOLSTERY SHOP Free Estimates—Pickup and Delivery Phone Mrs. James McWhorter 754-2771 or Mrs. Robert Adamek 593-3151 Matherville Illinois MOSENFELDERS, INC. Downtown Rock Island King Plaza Center Moline CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’72 WE HOPE TO SEE YOU OFTEN AT HARRIS CASTING COMPANY Weights for tractors and implements also rear wheel weights for lawn and garden tractors Phone 754-2721 Matherville Illinois Compliments of Jjoster Jflofaer jsfyop 205 S. E. THIRD ST. ALEDO, ILLINOIS 61231 ADAM’S TAVERN Phone 754-9151 Phone 309-582-7265 After Hours 582-2062 Matherville Open Sundays Illinois MOLINE NATIONAL BANK With Trust Department Member of FDIC Moline, Illinois DEBS DRIVE IN Junction of Highway 67 and 92 mi1'!! Fine Foods Prepared by EXPERTS. Milan Illinois Delicious Sandwiches, pizzas, baskets, and soft drinks GREGG’S MARKET B V CAFE Open 6 days a week till 9:00 p.m. Phone 596-2233 Restaurant and Recreation Center Home cooked meals and noon specials 7 days y week. Viola Illinois For carry-outs call 754-2871 Matherville Illinois ERDMANN PUMP CO. 24 Hour Pump Sorvico Complete Wator Systems Brunor Calyon Water Conditioners Pumps and Water Service Is Our Business, Not Just A Sideline Coll 754-21«! Matherville QUINN BROS. SUPERMARKET Fine Foods—Meats—Produce 610 S.W. 3rd Street Aledo, Illinois 180 SCOTT’S ROYAL BLUE McWhorter’s TREE SERVICE Phone 754-2771 Matherville Illinois Groceries, Produce, Frozen Food, Self Service Meat Department Phone 593-8341 ALPHA T.V. AND APPLIANCES Sherrard, Illinois R.C.A., Zenith, Panasonic R.C.A. Whirlpool Appliances Phone 529-4221 Alpha Illinois Bulldozing J INSURANCE Clearing Leveling EXCHANGE AGENCY Robert H. Sherrard, Agent WILLIAM TAYLOR New Windsor Alpha Ph. 667-2193 Ph. 529-8911 Matherville, Illinois Insurance—All Kinds KIMBALL CLEANERS HUGHES SERVICE STATION Quality Dry Cleaning Tuxedo Rentals Custom Tailored Suits Rug Cleaning Phone 787-7241 Phone 582-7821 Milan Illinois Aledo Illinois 181 FARMERS STATE BANK OF SHERRARD “Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation” Use Our Convenient Drive-Up and Night Depository Facilities. Shcrrard Illinois Compliments of ANDERSON’S MARKETS INC. New Windsor and Woodhull Illinois PAYNE INSURANCE AGENCY KINSEY SERVICE STATION STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS AND SERVICE PAYNE AND AMES BLDG. 1000 Third Street Orion, Illinois 61273 Phone: 526-3331 “THE COUNTRY FAIR” VIOLA FLOWER GIFT SHOP Rt. 67, Viola, Illinois Collector’s Items—European Imports— Interior Accessories—Village Bath Products— “Now Items”—Baby Boutique—Grandma Nook— “Ah-Men” Dept.—Floral Room—Antiques. An old Fashioned Shop with Goodies Galore! Trip a light Fantastic to our Country Store! Ph. 309-596-2622 Atlas Hercules Tires 593-3491 SWANSON’S ACE HARDWARE Hardware Appliances LP Gas Phone 526-8287 Orion Illinois KETT’S TAVERN Sing alongs every two weeks “Come hear our player piano!” Sherrard Illinois HASSE OIL Phone 787-2342 Milan Illinois FRED ALLENS AND SONS Fred, Martin, and Max STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Farm Fuels Oils and Greases A. G. Chemicals L. P. Gas Truck and Automotive Service Farm and Truck Tires Batteries Accessories New Windsor Illinois For Farm Fuel Service call 667-2622 Service Station call 667-2413 FARMERS STATE BANK OF ALPHA Phone 529-4361 % Member F.D.I.C. Alpha Illinois HUNTER’S CAMERA SHOP Color Processing by Eastman Kodak Photo Supplies—Hallmark Cards—Gifts Kodak, Bell Howell Polaroid Cameras 1619 Second Avenue Rock Island, Illinois Phone 788-5126 NOW.... Use Our Convenient AUTO BANK 5th Avenue 17th Street 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. “The Bank of Service... With Two Locations” ROCK ISLAND BANK And Trust Company AUTO BANK Sth Ave. S 17th St. MAIN BANK 3rd Ave. 18th St. MEMBER: FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM • FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CQRPOPATION COMPLETE FRATERNAL LIFE INSURANCE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Koyal eighth 'crs o AMERICA Orion SUPREME OFEICE ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS FRATERNAL LIFE INSURANCE SINCF 1895 Pioneers in Power SHERRARD POWER SYSTEM Illinois A. D. HUESING CORPORATION 527 - 37th Avenue ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS BOTTLERS OF. PEPSI-COLA TEEM NESBITTS MOUNTAIN DEW 186 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 72 S' V, UQ 10 YOUR UNIT 200 PHOTOGRAPHER 1916 Sturdcvant Street Davenport, Iowa LOHSE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE MERCER SERVICE COMPANY Complete Line of Genuine and Replacement Parts “See Us First—Wc Have It” Batteries—Mufflers Tailpipes—Starters Generators—Carburetors—Tools Transmission Parts and Gears Complete Line of Ignition Parts Your Complete Farm and Home Center Petroleum—LP Gas Feeds and Seeds-Plant Food “If You Can’t GET THE PART From US, You Just Can’t Get It” Steel Products—Appliances Hardware—Gifts Rock Island, Moline, Aledo, Geneseo Milan Phone 582-5187 Aledo, Illinois BONEY’S ALL SERVICE ATOR-BROS. BODY SHOP Mobil Frame and Front End Alignment Phone 372-8331 24-Hour Wrecker Service Reynolds, Illinois Phone 526-8128 Orion, Illinois 188 BROOKS JEWELRY STORE ‘Watchmaker and Jeweler” 217—17th St. Rock Island, Illinois Bulova Wells Longines Wittnauer Art carved Plus Other Famous Names SA NA’S BEAUTY SALON Hours: 8 to 5 Closed Wednesday Thursday 12 to 8 Owned Operated by Sandy Gustafson Natalie Cameron Phone: 593-3391 Sherrard, Illinois FORD AND MAYNARD AGENCY Complete Insurance Service 104 S. College Avenue Aledo, Illinois “Compliments to the Graduating Class of ’72 TEMPLE’S SPORTING GOODS Hawn’s firestone store 122 E. MAIN STREET ALEDO. ILLINOIS £1231 44 years of Service and Satisfaction 1524—6th Avenue Moline, Illinois PHONE 309 582-2021 DODGE CARS AND TRUCKS THE OKAY PRINT SHOP Used Cars Vernon T. Clark Aledo, Illinois Offset and Letterpress Complete Wedding Supplies 615 N. W. Eighth Avenue Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-2811 Slavish Vault Company Air Conditioned The Original Triple Walled Concrete Asphalt—Concrete Burial Vault P.O. Box 21 Matherville, Illinois 61263 Phone 754-5621 Area Code 309 TRIO ROLLER RINK We Sell Fun—Have Some Skate at the Trio 4th Street Andalusia Road, Milan 787-1781 189 190 big on value big on fashion . . . very! r THE PACE SETTER ©Mfabes of Reck Island W. J. NELSON SONS, INC. Corner Ophiem Rd. Highway 1 50 Phone 529-8661 Ford-Gchl-Fox—Oliver Farm Equipment Ophiem Illinois Congratulations Class of 1972 •toff'Pte KI� campan s (rfcu i mf m Hurt Island Wmoit Bituminous insurance Companies Bituminous Casualty Corporation o Bituminous fire and Manno Insurance Company LYNN IMPLEMENT INC. JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE General Hardware Phone 476-4501 Lynn Center, Illinois 55 years of service OPHIEM GRAIN CO. Custom Grinding Mixing Grain Bank Service Crimping—Bulk Delivery Agricultural Chemicals Dial 309-529-4191 Ophiem, Illinois 61468 •%y : V ;. ‘ Downtown Davenport Downtown Clinton Orchard Center, Moline PETERSEN HARNED VON MAUR WAYNE SCHOOL BUS BODIES ARE THE FINEST MADE IN AMERICA! Sold By MOLINE BODY COMPANY 222 52nd Street Area Code 309 Phone 764-8343 f ll ’ Stock Racks Bus Bodies Utility Bodies Van Bodies Dump Bodies Cranes Farm Bodies Hoists Wrecker Units Semi-Trailers Frame Extensions Wheels Rims Tool Boxes Drive Shafts Bumpers Truck Equipment MACE CHEMICAL SUPPLY COMPANY GREEN ACRES CAFE-MOTEL Janitor Supplies, Cleaning Materials, and Maintenance Equipment Home-Cooked Meals Short Orders-Air Conditioning Comfortable Rooms-T.V. 207-09 E. 2nd Street Dial 322-4012 Davenport, Iowa Howard Gert Gillette Orion, Illinois A BALLS DAN DEE LUNCH W SHOES Phone 596-2525 Viola Illinois 191 ALEDOI ILL 110 EAST MAIN T TEL. 582-7011 DOONAN IMPLEMENT CO. DEANE FRYE, INC. Massey-Ferguson-New Idea Parts and Service Preemption, Illinois Phone 534-4201 STRAN-STEEL A SUBSIDIARY OF NATIONAL STEEL BEY’S BEAUTY SHOP Sherrard, Illinois Phone 593-3731 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. Saturday Till 5:00 P. M. Sunday 10:00 A. M. To 1:00 P. M. 192 Box 163 Aledo, Illinois 61231 BLACKHAWK STATE BANK Milan, Illinois “Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation” THE U-DROP INN CAFE Reynolds, Illinois Place of Home-cooked meals Martha Lindburg—proprietor ORION TOOL, DIE AND MACHINE CO. General Machine Work and Repair Phone 526-3303-Orion, Illinois KIRK HUGGINS FUNERAL HOME 1301 Fourth Street Orion, Illinois 61273 David H. Kirk Geo. R. Huggins RIVOLI GRAIN COMPANY Grain Feed Seed Coal Hardware Custom Grinding Phone 667-2614 New Windsor Illinois NORTON’S FOOD CENTER MAX G. LARSON Since 1916 Orion, Illinois Phone 526-3322 All Lines Of Insurance O. T. LARSON AGENCY Milan, Illinois Phone 787-1315 MILAN FLOWER SHOP CLARK’S BARBER SHOP “Flowers for All Occasions' Milan, Illinois Dial 787-1413 Sherrard Illinois 193 R 1 MEADOW LANES FEED MANUFACTURERS Bowling Billiards Orion, Illinois Restaurant Phone 526-3300 Orion, Illinois Phone 526-8323 CLARK’S AUTO WASHETTE GODFREY’S JEWELERS Artcarved Diamond Rings Sherrard Illinois Milan, Illinois Dial 7S4SS96 BEAUTY SHOP MatharvilU. III. Tum. thru Sat. MO to S:00 - My Aire 1« to Ploaxo 0-9 BICKEL’S FORD INC. Authorized Ford Dealer General Repairing-Accessories Body and Fender Work Phone 787-1788 120 E. First Ave. Milan, Illinois CLARK FEED SUPPLY CO. SUPERIOR BUSINESS MACHINES Over. 35 years of Superior Service! If you have tried the rest, Now try the best! HERMES 3000 - Your Purina Dealer Orion, Illinois Typewriters are our Business Not a Sideline! We Guarantee and Service What We Sell! 194 1716-3rd Avenue Rock Island 788-1814 Broker Insurer WAYNE R. SPENGLER Sherrard, Illinois Farm Loans Preemption Phone 534-4325 WILLEMS HARDWARE APPLIANCE HEATING G. E. Appliances Tappan Stoves Heating and Air Conditioning Maytag Sales and Service General Hardware Phone 667-2512 New Windsor Illinois JOHN’S MARKET QUALITY GROCERIES MEATS Matherville Phone 754-5486 Illinois ANDERSON MANDLE GRAIN CO. Buyers—Sellers—Corn, Oats, Beans Andalusia Road, Milan, Illinois Phone 787-2332 BOB ERIKSEN CHEVY CENTER 325 East First Avenue MILAN, ILLINOIS Telephone 787-1765 “WESTERN ILLINOIS’ No. 1 New Car Dealer’ 195 Serving Every Banking Need National Bank of Aledo ALEDO. ILLINOIS ORION FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP 526-3503 Orion, Illinois “Say it with Flowers.” F.T.D. Wire Service w Compliments of ART LEE’S LUNCH Sherrard Illinois PITCH TOURNAMENT Every Friday Nile 8 P.M. MILLER’S TAP Matherville, 111. ☆ Fresh Made Pizza Tacos ☆ ”13 different spices and herbs carefully blended to make up the area's linest pizza ’ CARRYOIT ORDERS... PHONE 754-9921 Ornee phoni 582-2342 hom pmon se2-7BSB DON R. VICKREY AGENCY ReAL Estate - insurance - Mutual Funds 107 8 E SECOND STREET ALEDO. ILLINOIS 61231 WI DON'T WANT All The Business. Just Yours” FARMERS GRAIN SUPPLY CO. Your Master Mix Dealer Phone 596-2323 Corvette Chevrolet AUGIE EARL’S CHEVROLET Viola Illinois 1000 4th Street Orion, Illinois Phone 526-3314 196 Chevelle Trucks ALEDO JACK AND JILL FOOD CENTER where “Your Satisfaction is Always First” Aledo, Illinois SPUD SAM’S MOBILE STATION 24 hour wrecker service Sun Test Machine On Highway 67 Viola Illinois CHILD’S MOTOR SALES Plumbing and Heating DeSCHEPPER PACKING CO. AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Phone 754-5751 Matherville Illinois Knoxville Road Milan, Illinois RADIO CORPORATION of AMERICA Telephone 787-1846 WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM KILLING PROCESSING Telephone 787-5490 DOLL-LAIN Porcelain and Ceramic Studio Classes in Porcelain and Ceramic Mau een NalevaNKO Doll Draping 308 W. 4th Ave. Green ware Milan, Illinois 61264 McCaw'') I 11 H N I I 11 K I A � • I I I A N I I SID SNELL’s ROYAL BLUE MARKET “Where Your Business Is Appreciated” Phone 596-2434 Aledo Phone 582-7313 Viola Illinois 197 fjiiik Rock Island—Moline Davenport RED’S TEXACO SERVICE Viola, Illinois Phone 596-2151 CRUMMY FUNERAL HOME family: offi Leo Crummy Funeral Director 712 S.W. Third Street Route 17 West Viola, Reynolds, New Windsor Illinois Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-7524 ROCK ISLAND SPORT SHOP DOTSON JEWELERS Phone 788-6644 1710—3rd Avenue Rock Island, Illinois 61201 Darrel (Bud) Dotson “The Finest in Year Around Sporting Goods” THOMAS PAINT STORE 222—4th Street West Milan, Illinois Phone 787-2021 Custom Color Service 198 Minnesota-Paints Kyanize Paints ROCKIN’ H WESTERN WEAR VIOLA, ILLINOIS The Store for Horse and Rider DONNA HAMRICK PHONE 596-2780 BILL HAMRICK 1312 MAIN ST. Modern Woodmen of America CtU. 4 'KatiAH A 'IttAUSUmCC C-l XtUyXtiAHA HOME OFFICE - ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS INSURANCE COMPANY Orion Illinois Steaks Seafoods HAP’S DARI-ETTE DRIVE IN RESTAURANT Breakfast Anytime Viola, Illinois Open 24 Hours Chops Baskets ORION VETERINARY SERVICE ASSOCIATION BARTON’S BODY SHOP Bear Alignment Body Fender Repair Glass Installed Phone 526-3377 Dr. Charles L. 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