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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1973 volume:

I ' 1973 IVY TOWER Sherrard High School Sherrard, I llinois Volume XXXIX Activities—page 83 Athletics—page 127 Student Life-page 6 Contents Seniors-page 15 Underclassmen-page 41 Administration-page 67 Advertisements—page 171 Junior High-page 157 5 6 8 Are Performances Brought to Perfection . . JAY ALAN DAWSON Pep Club; Industrial Arts Club, Pres. Sr. Yr.; Soph. Class Sec.; Football, 1st Team All-Conference—Off. and Dcf., 1st Team All-Western 111. Sr. Yr.; Basketball, 2nd Team All-Conference Sr. Yr., Co-Captain Sr. Yr.; Varsity Lettermen’s Club. GERALD DUANE ALLEN Track; Wrestling. KAREN SUE CHILD FHA; SAE; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Pep Club, Treas. Sr. Yr.; Drama Club; Sr. Class Senate Treas.; All- School Senate. BRIAN DOUGLAS CHILD Industrial Arts Club. 1 GREGORY ALAN CASTREY French Club, Pres. Soph, and Jr. Yrs.; Pep Club; Fresh. Class Pres.; Home- coming Attendant Fresh, and Sr. Yrs.; Four Years’ Perfect Attendance; Track; Basketball; Football, Captain, 1st Team All-Conference—Off. and Def., 2nd Team All-Western 111. Sr. Yr.; Junior Marshall; Varsity Letter- men’s Club. TERRY LEE AYERS Football; Wrestling. CARLA JEAN SULLIVAN Pep Club. CAROL BETH CAPAN Band; FHA, V. Pres, of Degrees Soph. Yr.; Paw Prints; French Club; Pep Club; Student Council Fresh, and Soph. Yrs.; Jr. Class Senate; Cheerleader; Homecom- ing Attendant Fresh. Yr.;Top Ten. KATHLEEN JOAN BARTO Chorus; FHA, V. Pres, of Degrees Soph. Yr., V. Pres, of Projects and Treas. Jr. Yr., V. Pres. Sr. Yr.; SAE; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Yearbook Staff, FHA, FFA, Music and Drama Editor; Drama Club, Play Cast and Backstage All-School Plays; Jr. Class Senate Treas.; All-School Senate; National Honor Society: Top Ten; Saluta- toriam RONALD WILLIAM HENRY REITA REYNA AMY Band; Paw Prints; Chess Club; Pep Club; nnual $30 Club; Ivy Tower Advertising taff; Drama Club, Backstage All-School lay; Jr. and Sr. Class Senate. BARBARA SUE BYERS 'horus; FHA; Pep Club; Annual $30 'lub. RIAN CHRISTOPHER BASALA SAE; Paw Prints;Chess Club; French Club; Pep Club; Track; Football; Bas- ketball. MARY ELIZABETH MILLER Chorus; FHA, V. Pres, of Degrees Soph. Yr.; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Ad- vertising Staff; Annual J30 Club; Tigerette; Top Ten; National Horfor Society. KEN WAYNE JORDAN Football, 1st Team All-Conference Sr. Yr.; Wrestling; Varsity Lettermen’s Club. STEPHEN PAUL DePORTER FFA, Reporter Jr. Yr., V. Pres. Sr. Yr., Section Livestock Specialty Award; Chess Club; French Club; Track; Foot- ball; Wrestling; Varsity Lettermen’s Club. GREGORY PAUL DHAEMERS Band; Chess Club; French Club; Pep Club; Student Council Fresh. Yr.; Soph. Class Pres.; Homecoming King; Track; Football, All-Conference Spe- cial Mention Sr. Yr.; Basketball, 2nd Team All-Conference Sr. Yr., Special Mention Jr. Yr., Co-Captain Sr. Yr.; Varsity Lettermen’s Club. MARGARET MARY DeGREVE Chorus; FHA; SAE; Pep Club. KENNETH GARY BOERSEN Chess Club; Pep Club; Back-stage All- School Play; ACT Scmifinalist; Track; Wrestling; Video Tape Cameraman; Top Ten. RANDIGENE HUDNALL Flag Bearer; Chorus; FHA; Pep Club; Annual $30 Club. i JOYCE ELAINE GRANGER Chorus; FHA; Pep Club: Ivy Tower Advertising Staff. ROBERT HENRY ANDERSON, JR. Industrial Arts Club; Drama Club, Ser- geant at Arms Sr. Yr., Play Cast and Backstage All-School Plays. MARTIN EDWARD COYNE Chorus; FFA; Football; Basketball; Wrestling. TERESA ANN FLOYD Flag Bearer; Chorus; Pep Club; FHA. Sec. Sr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Play Cast Jr. and Sr. Yrs. KAY LYNN JACKSON Chorus; French Club, Sec.-Treas. Soph. Yr.; Pep Club; SAE; Ivy Tower Advertis- ing Staff; Fresh. Class Sec.; Jr. Class Senate Sec.; All-School Senate Treas.; Sr. Class Senate; Cheerleader, Captain Sr. Yr.; Who’s Who Award; DAR. MICHAEL LEE DEPPE MARY TERESA PASHIA Paw Prints. DENNIS ALBERT JOHNSON Band; Chorus; Paw Prints, Editor Sr. Yr.; Chess Club; French Club; Ivy Tower Ad- vertising Staff; Play Cast All-School Play; Boy’s State Delegate; Top Ten. MALINDA RAE HARRIS FHA; Annual J30 Club. EDWIN JOSEPH DASSO Pep Club; Cheerleader; ACT Semifinalist; Football, 1st Team All-Conference Sr. Yr.; Wrestling, Co-Captain Sr. Yr.; Var- sity Lettermen’s Club. JOHN PERRY BARNETT FFA, Sec. Sr. Yr.; Video Tape Camera- man; Athletic Manager, Football, Track, Basketball, Wrestling. GINA IRENE HOLDSWORTH Band, Librarian Jr. Yr.; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Yearbook Staff, Senior Class Editor; Drama Club, Backstage All-School Plays; Jr. Class Senate; Who’s Who Award; Junior Marshal; Top Ten; National Honor So- ciety. RUSTY G. BOEHM E Chess Club; French Club; Pep Club; Track; Football; Basketball, Captain Soph. Yr. ANN M. LaDUE Chorus; FHA; Pep Club; Library Club. TERRY LEE HUDNALL French Club; Industrial Arts Club; Football; Basketball. DIANE ZWICKER HURLEY FHA; Pep Club. STEVE RAY PETERSON KEITH LEWIS KINDELSPERGER Chess Club; Pep Club; French Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; FFA; Fresh. Class V. Pres.; Jr. Class Senate Pres.; All-School Senate V. Pres.; Homecoming Atten- dant Soph, and Jr. Yrs.; Track; Foot- ball, Captain, 1st Team All-Conference Sr. Yr.; Basketball, All-Conference Special Mention Sr. Yr.; Varsity Let- termen’s Club; SAR. THERESA KATHLEEN LAKTAS Chorus Accompanist; FHA; SAE; Paw Prints; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Yearbook Staff, Advertising Manager; Drama Club, V. Pres. Sr. Yr., Play Cast All-School Plays; Tigerette; Four Years’ Perfect Attendance; Top Ten. JAMES RICHARD LAMB SAE; Wrestling. EDWIN E. PETERSON KENT WAYNE KINDELSPERGER FFA; Chess Club; French Club; Sr. Class Senate; ACT Semi-finalist; Track; Football, All-Conference Honorable Mention Jr. Yr., Captain, 1st Team All- Conference—Off., All-Conference Hon- orable Mention—Def., 1st Team All- Western 111., Special Mention All State Sr. Yr.; Basketball, All-Conference Honorable Mention Jr. Yr., Special Mention Sr. Yr.; Varsity Lettermen’s Club; Top Ten. DONALYNN NALEVANKO Band; FHA; SAE; Chorus; French Club; Pep Club; Annual 130 Club; Drama Club, Sec. Sr. Yr., Play Cast All-School Play; Jr. Class Senate. CINDY ANN LULOW FHA; SAE; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Ad- vertising Staff; Backstage All-School Play;Tigcrette. CHRISTINE KAY PAPPAS FHA; Pep Club. MARK KENNETH HARRIS Band. DEBORAH CHERLYNE PRESSON Chorus; FHA; SAE; Pep Club, Pres. Jr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Cheerleader, Captain Jr. Yr.; Home- coming Attendant Jr. and Sr. Yrs. DIANA LYNN PALMER FHA; SAE; Pep Club; Drama Club. ROBERT BRUCE BILLINGS Band; Industrial Arts Club. CHERIE LYNN KROUSE Chorus, Sec. Soph. Yr.; FHA; SAE; Pep Club, V. Pres. Jr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Fresh. Class Treas.: Sr. Class Senate; Cheerleader; Home- coming Attendant Soph. Yr.; Home- coming Queen. RANDY W. GLANCY Band, Pres. Sr. Yr.; Chorus Accompa- nist ; Chess Club; French Club; Play Cast and Backstage All-School Plays; ACT Semifinalist; Athletic Manager, Football, Wrestling; John Philip Sousa Award. CHERIE ANN MORELAND Chorus; FHA; Pep Club. MARK ALLEN McMASTER Chess Club; Pep Club; Industrial Arts Club;Track: Football; Wrestling. RONDI ANN MACK Band; FHA; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Ad- vertising Staff; Yearbook Staff, Under- classmen Editor; Drama Club; Tigcr- ette. CONSTANCE ANNE SCHRIVER Chorus; Pep Club; FHA; Chess Club; French Club; SAE, Sec. Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Yearbook Staff, Administra- tion Editor; Play Cast All-School Play: V. Pres. Jr. Class and Sec. Sr. Class Senate; All-School Senate Jr. and Sr. Yrs.; ACT Scmifinalist; Top Ten; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. MICHAEL KEITH HOHL LESLIE JEAN ENCAPERA FHA: SAE; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Yearbook Staff, Subscription Manager; Drama Club; Jr. Class Senate. REX DAVID MILLER Paw Prints; Wrestling. SHANNON THUREN Band; Chorus; FHA; Pep Club: Backstage All-School Play. JAMES J. PHELPS Industrial Arts Club. CHARLES ROBERT PAPPAS Paw Prints; Chess Club; Pep Club; Foot- ball; Wrestling, Most Takedowns Sr. Yr.; Athletic Manager, Track; Varsity Letter- men’s Club. TERESA ANNETTE WADSWORTH Flag Bearer; Chorus; Pep Club; FHA, V. Pres, of Recreation Sr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club Yearbook Staff, Jr. High Editor; Play Cast All-School Play. CLAUDIA GRACE TAYLOR Chorus; FHA; SAE; Pep Club; Backstage All-School Play. DONALD EUGENE SEMONIS Industrial Arts Club. MARK STEVEN WATSON Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Soph. Class V. Pres.; Sr. Class Senate; Homecoming Attendant Sr. Yr.; Foot- ball, 1st Team All-Conference Sr. Yr.; Basketball; Industrial Arts Club, V. Pres. Sr. Yr.; Varsity Lettermen’s Club. CHARLES W. ROWE, JR. Football.- TAMARA RENEE SLAVISH FHA; SAE; Paw Prints, Editor Jr. Yr.; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Adver- tising Staff; Drama Club, Backstage All- School Play; Tigerette. PATRICK LEE SLOAN Wrestling. DIANE MARIE SHIELDS FHA; French Club; Annual $30 Club. MARK A. RUNGE Chess Club; Industrial Arts Club; Track; Football, 1st Team All-Conference Sr. Yr.; Wrestling, Most Points Sr. Yr.; Var- sity Lettermen’s Club. GARY LEE SIMONSON Band; Paw Prints; French Club; Pep Club; Athletic Manager, Football, Basketball, Track; ACT Semifinalist. Football. TERRY L. SWAIN MAYNARD LAVERNE JOHNSON Industrial Arts Club. CAROLYN JEAN ZWICKER Band, V. Pres. Sr. Yr.; FHA, V. Pres, of Recreation Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; SAE; Paw Prints; Pep Club; Drama Club, Play Cast and Backstage All-School Plays; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual S30 Club; Soph. Class Treas.; Sr. Class Senate; Cheerleader, Captain Soph. Yr.; FFA Chapter Sweetheart; Who’s Who Award. EDWARD KEITH OWENS Wrestling. YVONNE DIANE TINDALL FHA; SAE; French Club; Pep Club, V. Pres. Sr. Yr.; Student Council Sec. Soph. Yr.; Jr. and Sr. Class Senate; Homecom- ing Attendant Sr. Yr. WALTER RANDALL STROM Chorus; Paw Prints; French Club; Drama Club, Pres. Sr. Yr., Play Cast All-School Play; Jr. Class Senate; Sr. Class Senate Pres.; All-School Senate Pres.; Cheerlead- er; Track; Football; Varsity Lettermen’s Club. GREGORY JOE SHELANGOUSK1 Chorus; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Play Cast All-School Plays. PENNY SHUKUNO WAKELAND Industrial Arts Club, Sergeant At Arms Sr. Yr.; Paw Prints, Editor Sr. Yr ; Play Cast All-School Play. RICHARD LOWDEN WAGLE SAE; Pep Club; Student Council Soph. Yr.; Sr. Class Senate V. Pres.; All-School Senate; Football; Paw Prints. PATRICIA JOANNE WATSON Band, Librarian Soph. Yr.; Chess Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Yearbook Staff, Editor; Drama Club, Backstage All-School Play; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Valedictorian. VICTOR JOSEPH WEIHLER FFA, Treas, Jr. Yr.; Basketball; Varsity Lettermen’s Club. SCHARELL ANN YOUNG Chorus; FHA; Paw Prints; Pep Club; Annual $30 Club; Library Club; Back- stage All-School Play. PAUL EUGENE SECYMORE Industrial Arts Club. WAYNE ROBERT SPENGLER, JR. French Club; Pep Club; Industrial Arts Club;Track: Football, 1st Team All-Con- ference Sr. Yr.; Basketball; Varsity Let- termen’s Club. MARLENE SUE JANSEN Chorus. GREGORY ALAN BOENS FFA, Pres. Sr. Yr., Star Chapter Farmer, DcKalb Award; French Club; Wrestling; Varsity Lettcrmcn’s Club. CINDY LOU O’BRIEN Chorus; FHA; French Club; Pep Club; Annual $30 Club; Drama Club, Backstage All-School Plays. JOHN MICHAEL FAKAS Chorus; Pep Club; Football; Track, Wres- tling; Varsity Lettermen’s Club. TERRY CURTIS THOMPSON Pep Club; Athletic Manager, Football; Industrial Arts Club. DONALD DEE WESTON Football; Wrestling. LINDA KAY BUNCH Band; Chorus; SAE; French Club; Pep Club; Annual $30 Club. AUDIE GENE PURCELL Industrial Arts Club. DESIREE RENZEE CROSSAN Band; FHA; Paw Prints; Pep Club; French Club; Drama Club, Treas. Sr. Yr., Back- stage All-School Play; Industrial Arts Club. MARK ALLEN KAMMERMAN Chorus; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Annual $30 Club; Football, 1st Team All-Conference Sr. Yr.; Wrestling; Varsity Lettermen’s Club. STEPHEN EARL CHAPMAN BRIAN KEVIN BREIBY Chess Club; French Club; Track; Wres- tling. MICHAEL ALLEN PEEBLER French Club: Pep Club; Track; Football, All- Conference Special Mention Sr. Yr.; Bas- ketball; Varsity Letter- men’s Club. Honors Mark Outstanding Achievement 32 Far left: Randy Glan- cy—John Philip Sousa Award. Left: Dennis Johnson— Boys’ State. Below: Theresa Laktas and Greg Castrey—Four Years’ Perfect Atten- dance. Senior Senators: Row 1 — Walter Strom, Karen Child, Kay Jackson, Cherie Krouse, Kent Kindelsperg- er. Row 2—Steve Watson, Yvonne Tindall, Rick Wagle, Connie Schriver, Reita Amy, Carolyn Zwicker. 33 Ken Boersen—Top Ten. Mary Miller—Top Ten, National Honor Society. Tomorrow We Shall Reap Dennis Johnson Top Ten. Gina Holdsworth— Top Ten, National Honor Society. Top left: Patty Watson—Top Ten, National Honor Society, Valedictorian. Center left: Carol Capan—Top Ten. Bottom left: Connie Schriver—Top Ten. Above left: As Reita and Ken arrive, Ken shows Reita what a true gentleman he is. Above center: Mike and Sharon enjoy the beautiful night lights from the Sky Hi Room of the Le Claire. Above right: Greg and Gina take their first step towards an exciting evening. Below left: Yvonne, Bill, Leslie and Mike enjoy talking to each other. Below center: Vic pushes Carolyn while she sits in the old-fashioned swing. Below right: Rian and Joni leave the prom for a few minutes to be alone on the bal- cony. Above: Dona and Steve found a cor- ner of the dance floor that was a per- fect spot for them. Above right: The hostess gives Cherie and Steve their menus. Below right: Rob and Rhonda toss a penny into the well and make a wish they hope will come true. 40 UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors Kathy Adamck Cassic Adams Steve Adams Bob Allen Ron Allen Glenda Anderson Vivian Anderson Tim Andresen Curtis Anthony Mike Atkins Nan Basala Joe Billington 42 Kurt Carlson Bob Carney Kris Cederstrom Marci Collier Allan Connell Michele Crossan Brian Crandall Mike DeLoose Mary Ann DeVriendt Ellen Dasso Mindy Davis Randy Davis Cindy Dhaemers Roger Duncan Dale Eiland Michele Encapcra Rhonda Erdmann Mike Falconer David Fisher Duane Foster Bill Fritch Teresa Gerleman Steve Gowcy Jim Granger Larry Grcim Barb Gustafson Derek Guyton Dec Ann Hall Kim Hankins Debbie Harker Sherm Hamlett Allen Hartman Cindy Hartman Lori Hartman Jack Hauman Janet Hayne Jean Henry Tim Hergert Mary Hintermeister Jeff Hultgren Bruce Humphrey Roland Hutchinson Candy Isaacson Janet Jackson Steve Jacobsen Jim Joines Top Five: Front—Ed Tomlinson, Derek Guyton, Back—Kevin Mueller, Charles Stropes, Jim Joines. 45 Hector Salinas John Sandison Gail Laffoon Doug Lambert Rose Larson Tom Leingang Stan Leyendecker Chris Lindsey Debbie Logston Wes Matter Dan Matkovic Dean Mandle Ross Mandle Gary Mayo Tony McCubbin Laura McKinley Byron McNichols Tom Miller Kevin Mueller Brian Nelson Mark Nelson Sally Nice Dixie Preslar Tom Reynolds Rick Riesebieter Bruce Rind Bob Robinson Becki Rogers Mike Runge Laverne Schnowske Roger Secymore Wayne Shafer Junior Senators: Left to Right-Gail Laffoon, Nancy Coyne-Secretary, Charles Stropes-Vice-President, Linda Yeater, Derek Guyton, Janet Hayne, Cassie Adams, Lori Hartman, Cindy Dhaemers-Treasurer, Sharon Tatge, Nan Basala- Presidcnt, Kevin Mueller. Kirk Verbout Polly Waterman Charles Watson Pam Welch Terry Wensel Betty White LuAnne Whitmire Alan Willis Lorry Willis Karen Wilson Linda Yeater Debbie Zwicker Sophomores 50 Larry Coyne Dan Draper Ariie Adamek Peggy Anderson Joe Anderson Marc Baraks J. C. Beam Sam Bennett Jennie Bleuer Karen Bodman Dorrie Boens Doug Bonick Diane Buckwalter Donna Carlson Cindy Carter Steve Castrey Carlene Conrad Kathy DePorter Chris Fiedler Lori Deppe Robin Fulton Jack Dennis Linda Gowey Joel Dennis JoAnn Granger 51 Valarie Johnson Mary Lou Joyner 52 Sophomore Senators: Row 1—Carlene Conrad, Tammy Spengler—Secretary, Gail McMaster, Teresa Kinsey, Denise Wagle, McManus—Treasurer. Row 2-Kathy DePorter, Kevin Miller, Rod Tolley—President, Dorrie Boens— Debbie Green Danny Gresch Mark Hamerlinck Marty Hamerlinck Renee Hansen Tom Hargrave Mike Harker Jim Hartman Dale Heiar Rick Hemphill Terry Henry Joyce Hergert Tom Hergert Jerry Hess Sally Hintermeister Harold Horton Nick Hultgren Denny Hutchinson Donna Carlson, Mary Vice-President. Tom Kammerman Diane Lamb Danny McManus Teresa Kinsey Brian Leffler Mary McManus Carol Koob Dale McDonald Gail McMaster Veronica Laktas Roy McClain Randy McWhorter 54 Roger Jacobs Doug Johnson Gary Martin Kim Matter Dave Miller Kevin Miller Ron Miller Sharee Minteer Patricia Mueller Top right: Danny McManus, Mary McManus, Terry Henry, Bonnie Ziemer and Dorrie Boens-Top Five members. Annette Myers Donna Myers Rod Nagelmiller Gail O’Brien Cindy Overton Karen Palmer Julie Peebler Tim Phelps Donna Phillips Rex Pitman Rich Reed Dan Reid Jim Ries Tonda Riesebieter 55 Judv Robb Robin Rowe Gary Shafer Debbie Shields Rick Shaw Tony Slavish Mary Smith Tammy Spcngler Catherine Steward Doreen Stockwell 56 Gndy Wilsey Debe Wilson Tim Winn Dorothy Wright Bonnie Ziemer Jan Zimmerman Freshmen Larry Adams Monte Adams Ted Alexander Elaine Allen David Anderson Wayne Anderson ' [ ' V Bonnie Atkins Joel Basala Tim Ayers Brad Blick David Basala Ron Boersen Carel Box Doreen Braden Rae Ann Brandenburg Debbie Brasmer Mike Brewer Chuck Capan Richard Carney Renee Carter Ron Christian Candy Connell Monte Cottrell Bonnie Coyne Patty Crandall Jerry Davis Mark Davis 59 Carole Dawson Geralyn Dhaemcrs Donald Diehl Norman Downey Mary Ann Duncan Brad Duty Tom Eddingficld Jean Eiland Nicki Encapera Mike Hall Cindy Green Kathy Falconer Mark Fcrkel Annette Gresch Dave Hamerlinck Dale Fisher Vickie Greim Michele Harker Jim Frew Lynn Gustafson Ralph Haynes Cherie Gauley Scott Guyton David Haysbrook Dianne Gerleman Dee Ann Hall David Hemphill 61 Pat Hohl Greg Hudnall Les Hudnall Jackie Hutson Brenda Isaacson Jan Jacobsen Terry Johnson Rob Kalinczak Kay Kindelsperger 62 Bill Lipton Kathy Lovelace Jim Mack Chris Mann John McManus Max Miller Pat McKinley Monty McWhorter Kevin Minch Kathy McManus Kim Miller Mark Minteer 63 Freshman Senators: Tim Ayers— President Dana Wakefield Kathy Lovelace - Treasurer Kevin Minch Dee Ann Hall Bonnie Coyne Kathy McManus Kay Kindelsperger Kathy Swanson — Secretary Debbie Tatge Brad Duty — Vice-President Chuck Capan Bob Mooney Danny Palmer Rick Schmidt Debbie Nelson Jeff Perry George Seaberg Merry Nelson Roger Raine Randy Seabloom Roger Nevling Carolyn Reynolds Ron Semonis Gilbert Overton Janet Rossiter Jack Shelton Mary Shields Danny Sloan Diane St. Clair Gary Swinford Troy Swain Sherry Swinford Kathy Swanson Debbie Tatge 65 Paul Todd Karen Wagoner Theresa Wilson Pam Tomlinson Dana Wakefield James Winn Tammy True Norman Wakeland Cheryl Wolfe Dianne Van Hook Mike Watson Carol Young Greg Wadsworth Frank Weber Jay Zimmerman Through Extensive Planning Superior Educational Opportunities Are Provided 68 Wesley Johansen— President Wayne Holdsworth- Secretary Top: The former six-week grading periods were extended to nine-week periods. Mrs. Kettering works to get grade slips out on time. Right: To avoid overcrowding in Jr. High classrooms, the new art and driv- ers' education building was construct- ed. Their Generosity in Service Contributes to the Fulfillment of Many Lives CLIFFORD KING Superintendent Cooks: Flora Christensen, Marion Hultgrcn, Mabel Miller. Maintenance: Fred Martens Efficiency Yields Comfort and Convenience for Students to Enjoy Bus Drivers: Ralph Erickson—Sub. Charles Kinsey Wayne Lovelace Sandra Stearns Gregory Frew Raymond Jinks Kenneth Huggins Bernice Blocmquist Thomas Nimrick Robert Jackson Art King Fred Martens Melvin Zude Kenny Coyne-Ab. Janitors: Andy Anderson Les Johnson Allen Simmons A Healthy Mind Couples With a Sound Body ROBERT JACKSON LARRY SCHULTE Drivers’ Education, Athletic Director, General and Abnormal Psychology, Varsity Basketball. Co-Sponsor All-School Senate, Jr. High Football and Basketball. 74 Vocational Education Promotes Successful Futures DONALD FRY ANNE HOLDSWORTH Jr. High Ag., Farm Planning, Ornamcn- Jr. High Home Ec., Child Care, Foods I, tal Horticulture, Ag. I and II, Welding Decorative Textiles, Interior Design, Scw- I, Ag. Construction, Ag. Mechanics, ing I, F.H.A. and Junior Senate Sponsor. F.F.A. and Senior Senate Sponsor. WILLIAM HEIMANN GARY PINGER KAREN GILLETT Jr. High Shop, Woodworking, Shop I, Mechanical Drafting, Architectural Drafting, Jr. High Football, Industrial Arts Club and Senior Senate Sponsor. Jr. High Shop, Auto Mechanics I and II, Electronics, Welding I, Metals I and II, Industrial Arts Club and Sopho- more Senate Sponsor. Jr. High Home Ec., Home Ec. I, F.H.A. Sponsor. 76 Fine Arts Offer Hours of Enjoyment 78 Through Language Flow Knowledge and Expression ISABELLE SELBY English I, Senior Senate Sponsor. CANDACE EBRIGHT English II, Drama Club Sponsor. SUSAN PODZAMSKY English III, Business English, Jour- nalism, Freshman Senate Sponsor. LOUISE KING Vocational English, College Preparato- ry English, Mythology, Senior Senate Sponsor. Business Courses Offer Essential Skills WILLIAM WINTERS General Business, Consumer Educa- tion, Bookkeeping, Business Law, Sophomore Senate Sponsor. JOYCE WINTERS Typing I, Office Practice, Shorthand, Yearbook Sponsor. ART KING Chemistry, Algebra II, Physics, Trigo- nometry, Geometry, Junior Senate Sponsor, Concessions. MARTA TUCKER Jr. High P.E., Algebra I, Geometry, Sophomore Senate Sponsor, S.A.E. Sponsor. JOEL BRUNSVOLD Freshman Science, Freshman Senate Sponsor, Jr. Varsity Football, Track. Social Studies Department Adds New Nine-Weeks Constitution Class DALE MAYNARD Civics, Geography, Modern Problems, So- ciology, Current Events, General Math, Co-sponsor All-School Senate, Chess Club Sponsor. HELEN SNIDER U.S. History, World History, Constitution, Sophomore Class Sponsor. TERRY FERRARI U.S. History, Constitution, English III, Pom Pon and Freshman Class Sponsor. A teacher who can arouse a feeling for one single good action, for one single poem, accomplishes more than he who fills our memory with rows on rows of natural objects, classified with name and form. —Johann Von Goethe 82 ACTIVITIES Patty Watson— Editor Theresa Laktas— Advertising Manager, Sports Co-Editor We Spend Hours Rondi Mack — Underclassmen Editor Leslie Encapcra— Subscription Manager, Sports Co-Editor 84 Connie Schrivcr Administration. Club Editor. Magazine Campaign Manager Kathy Barto- Music. Drama. FFA. FHA Editor To Capture a Single Moment Gi ina Holdsworth- Homecoming, Senior Class Editor Teresa Wadsworth- Junior Fligh Editor 85 Sophomores Edge Juniors to Win Fall Magazine Campaign. Magazine Captains: Junior Cindy Dhaemers, Senior Connie Schriver. 86 $30 Club: Row 1—Sally Hintermeister, Denise Wagle, Linda Ycater, Betty White, Vivian Anderson. Row 2—Polly Waterman, Mary Smith, Cathy Steward, Mary Joyner, Mindy Harris, Jean Henry, Diane Buckwaltcr. 130 Club: Row 1-Leslie Encapera, Tammy Spong- ier, Kathy Barto. Row 2—Cassie Adams, Candy Isaacson, Dorrie Boens. Row 3—Linda Bunch, Mary McManus, Teresa Floyd. Row 4-Bonnie Ziemer, Janet Jackson, Kathy DePorter. Top Salesmen: From top-Keith Kindelsperger, Cin- dy Dhaemers, Nancy Coyne, Trisha Mueller, Barb Gustafson. Magazine Captains: Sophomore Mary McManus, Sophomore Bonnie Ziemer. 87 90 Can’t Stop the Tiger Machine 91 Senior Attendants—Greg Castrey and Yvonne Tindall Junior Attendants-Jeff Hultgren and Nan Basala Freshman Attendants Brad Duty and Geralyn Dhaemers Homecoming 1972 . . . 92 A Time for Us Senior Attendants—Steve Watson and Debbie Presson Sophomore Attendants—Randy McWhorter and Tammy Spengler Crown Bearers—Paul Young and Melissa Miller 93 The Miracle Worker” Was Presented The doctor leaves the Keller homestead un- aware of Helen’s serious condition. In the Spring of ’72 The Miracle Worker, a very dramatic and touching play, was staged by nineteen high school students last spring. The Kellers decide to again seek help for their daughter, Helen, who be- came blind and deaf as a result of an illness of her infancy. Annie Sullivan is brought to the Keller homestead from the Perkins Institute for the Blind in Boston. Having previously been blind, Annie feels she can teach Helen to take care of herself and to talk through the use of the alphabet for the blind. She will not give in to Helen’s temper tantrums. Annie is frequently disturbed by ghosts from the past. Jimmie, her deceased brother, calls to her for comfort and repeatedly asks her to stay with him. Annie says she has to leave him, but she will never love anyone again. As the play pro- gresses, Annie disciplines Helen and teaches her the alphabet. The play ends with the touching scene in which Helen finally understands what words are and Annie freely admits her love for Helen. Director.................. A Doctor.................. Kate (Helen’s mother) . . Keller (Helen’s father) . . Helen..................... Martha (Viney’s child) . . Percy (Viney’s child) . . . Aunt Ev (Helen’s aunt) . . James (Helen’s brother). . An agnos (Annie’s teacher) Annie Sullivan............ Viney (a slave)........... Blind Girls............... The Crones (the ghosts)........ Jimmie (Annie's dead brother) Candace Ebright Bob Anderson Deb Draper Dave Adams Nan Basala Donna Carlson Terry Stark Sharon Tatge Greg Shelangouski Dave Karlburg Carol Erickson Linda DeGreve Cindy Hartman Debbie Stark Kathy Barto Teresa Floyd Bonnie Ziemer Theresa Laktas Kathy Docherty Wally Brown Help must be sought! 95 Below: The blind girls and Dr. Anagnos say good-bye to Annie as she leaves Perkins Institute. Right: Annie and Helen meet for the first time. Above: Annie pleads to be left alone with Helen. Right above: Helen and Annie struggle while table manners are being taught. Right: Annie, Helen, and Percy use the garden house as a school. 96 YouVe a Good Man, Charlie Brown Lucy.................................Donna Carlson Patty........................................Dixie Preslar Charlie Brown...........................Brad Duty Snoopy........................................Doug Bleuer Linus.......................................Walter Strom Schroeder.......................Greg Shelangouski Charlie Brown’s Chums............... Kathy Barto, Doreen Braden, Teresa Floyd, Renee Hanson, Kay Kindelspcrgcr, Theresa Laktas, Dona Nalevanko, Roger Nev- ling, Connie Schrivcr, Kathy Swanson, Teresa Wadsworth. Top right: Lunch Time Above: Book Report Right: World War I Flying Ace Drama Club Helps Produce Sherrard’s First Musical Bob Anderson Kathy Barto Nan Basala Kris Cederstrom Desiree Crossan Michele Crossan Michele Encapcra Cindy Hartman Jean Henry Theresa Laktas Dona Nalcvanko Sally Nice Cindy O’Brien Dixie Prcslar Becki Rogers Ginger Sanders Tamara Slavish Debbie Stark Walter Strom Sharon Tatge Debbie Zwicker Above: Accompanists for “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown” were Randy Stock- well, Randy Glancy, Sally Nice, Charlie Stropes, and Kim Swanson. Officers: Walter Strom-President, Dona Nalevanko—Secretary, Desiree Crossan— Treasurer, Theresa Laktas-Vice-President. 101 All School Senate Purchases Ten-Foot Christmas Tree Walter StTom Rick Waglc Connie Schriver Karen Child Nan Basala Charlie Stropcs Nancy Coyne Cindy Dhacmers Rod Tolley Dorrie Boens Tammy Spengler Mary McManus Tim Ayers Brad Duty Kathy Swanson Kathy Lovelace Officers: Nan Basala—Secretary, Rod Tolley—Treasurer, Tammy Spengler—Vice-President, Walter Strom-President. 102 Officers: Steve Cas- trey—Reporter, Steve Watson—Vice- President, Jay Daw- son—President, Dale McDonald-Treasur- er, Penny Wake- land-Sergeant at Arms, Desiree Cros- san-Secretary. Industrial Arts Club Joins E.C.A. Lineup Bob Anderson Rod Nagelmiller Darrell Anderson Gilbert Overton Arlin Adamek Rex Pitman J. C. Beam Audic Purcell Robert Billings Roger Rainc Steve Castrey Rich Reed Brian Child Mark Runge Desiree Crossan Rick Schmidt Mark Davis Randy Seabloom Jay Dawson Paul Secymore Dan Draper Don Semonis Tom Eddingfield Gary Shafer Bob Erickson Jack Shelton Mark Ferkcl Tony Slavish James Frew Rob Spengler Tom Hargrave Dale Teel David Haysbrook John Timmons Tom Hergert Curt Thompson Terry Hudnall Ken Thompson Denny Hutchinson Penny Wakeland Doug Johnson Terry Wenscl Maynard Johnson Mike Watson Terry Johnson Steve Watson Rod Kalinezak Jim Winn Wayne King Jay Zimmerman Dale McDonald 103 French Club Plans Annual Chicago Tour Cassii- Adams DcAnn Hall Mary Shields Peggy Anderson Renee Hansen Gary Simonson Vivian Anderson Cindy Hartman Tamara Slavish Curtis Anthony Terry Henry Tammy Spcnglcr Marc Baraks Sally Hintermeister Debbie Stark David Basala Jim Joincs Charlie Stropcs Nan Basala Kay Kindelspcrger Kathy Swanson Dorrie Boens Teresa Kinsey Kim Swanson Doreen Braden Theresa Laktas Debbie Tatge Brian Bricby Bill Lipton Sharon Tatge Chuck Capan Kathy Lovelace Yvonne Tindall Donna Carlson Christine Mann Rod Tolley Ron Christian Kim Matter Ed Tomlinson Candy Connell Tony McCubbin Pam Tomlinson Nancy Coyne Pat McKinley Diane Van Hook Desiree Crossan Dan McManus Denise Wagle Michele Crossan Kathy McManus Dana Wakefield Carole Jan Dawson Mary McManus Polly Waterman Kathy DePortcr David Miller Debc Wilson Cindy Dhaemers Kim Miller Bonnie Zicmcr Geralyn Dhaemers Kevin Miller Jan Zimmerman Brad Duty Debbie Nelson Nick Hultgren Michele Encapcra Sally Nice Jim Rics Cheric Gauley Cindy O’Brien Candy Isaacson Diane Gerleman Derek Guyton Becky Rogers Connie Schriver Mr. Swegle—Sponsor 105 Below: Big Sister, Claudia Taylor, explains the FHA emblem to her Little Sister, Dana Wakefield. Incoming FHA’ers Benefit Through the New Big Sister Program Above: The FHA chapter held its second successful Chili Supper this year. 106 Above: The Mother-Daughter Banquet served as a get-together for FHA members and and their mothers. Bottom Center: Bombardment served as the main source of enter- tainment at the FHA-FFA Party. Left: Veronica Laktas and Deb- bie Davison put up an attractive FHA bulletin board. 107 FHA Members Elaine Allen Vivian Anderson Bonnie Atkins Kathy Barto Nan Basala Jennie Bleuer Dorrie Boens Doreen Braden Elva Byers Donna Carlson Bonnie Coyne Patty Crandall Marcy Collier Ellen Dasso Debbie Davison Carole Dawson Lori Deppe Gcralyn Dhaemers Nicki Encapcra Rhonda Erdmann Taina Erdmann Teresa Floyd Robin Fulton Diane Gerleman Teresa Gerleman Linda Gowey Joann Granger Cindy Green Debbie Green Vicki Greim Annette Gresch Barb Gustafson Dee Ann Hall Cindy Hartman Jean Henry Joyce Hergert Jackie Hutson Brenda Isaacson Kay Kindelsperger Teresa Kinsey Carol Koob Diane Lamb Rose Larson Debbie Logston Kathy Lovelace Rondi Mack Kathy McManus Mary McManus Kim Miller Annette Myers Donna Myers Patricia Mueller Sally Nice Debbie Nelson Cindy O’Brien Gail O'Brien Julie Peeblcr Judy Robb Connie Schrivcr Mary Shields Mary Smith Tammy Spengler Diane St. Clair Doreen Stockwcll Kathy Swanson Sherry Swinford Claudia Taylor Rose Thompson Pam Tomlinson Debbie True Tammy True Diane Van Hook Dana Wakefield Teresa Wadsworth Denise Wagle Karen Wagoner Betty White Debe Wilson Karen Wilson Dorothy Wright Linda Yeater Carol Young Scharell Young Bonnie Zicmcr Jan Zimmerman Carolyn Zwicker 108 Pouring coffee was only one of the jobs FFA boys mastered while serving the Mother-Daughter Banquet. FHA Family: Kathy Gillet- Little Sister M rs. Albert Zwicker Mother Greg Boens— Big Brother Mrs. John Desaunoy- Grandmother Mr. Howard Barto Father Mrs. Warren Mueller- Mother Davy Floyd- Little Brother FHA Officers: Teresa Wadsworth V.P. of Recreation, Linda Yeater-Treasurer, Kathy Barto—Vice-President, Carolyn Zwicker— President, Julie Peebler-Historian, Trish Mueller-V.P. of Projects, Donna Myers-V.P. of Public Relations, Dorrie Boens-V.P. of Degrees, Karen Wagoner—Freshmen Representative, Teresa Floyd—Secretary, Mary McManus—Sophomore Representative. 109 FFA Alumni Aids Chapter Members Top left: A $25 savings bond was awarded to Dan McManus for the best record book by the Alumni Council: Mike Coyne—Secretary- Treasurer, Arlin Neumann—President, Don Young, Rolland Johnson. Absent: Dick Ash—Vice-President. Above: Roland Hutchinson-Treasurer. Right: Duane Foster—Reporter, 1st in Farm Planning Contest, Founda- tion Award in corn. Left: Steve DePorter—Vice-President, Foundation Award in live- stock specialty and Section award. Below: John Barnett, Secretary, 3rd in Farm Planning Contest, Foundation Award in sheep. Bottom right: Steve Gowey—Sentinel. Left: Greg Boens—President, 2nd in Farm Planning Contest, Foundation Award in swine. Star Chapter Farmer Award, DeKalb Award. Ill David Anderson John Barnett James Beam Greg Bocns Larry Coyne Steve DePorter Jim Erickson Duane Foster Steve Gowey David Hamcrlinck Mark Hamcrlinck Marty Hamerlinck Mike Harker Dale Hciar Dennis Hutchinson Roland Hutchinson Valerie Johnson Bill Lipton Jim Mack Dan McManus John McManus Laverne Schnowske Wes Swanson Ken Thompson Jim Watson Don White Carolyn Zwicker, Chapter Sweet- heart, talks to FFA President, Greg Boens. Fourth place team in Section 4 Soil Judging Contest: Dale Heiar, Mike Harker, Mark Hamerlinck, Dan McManus, Jim Watson. Dan McManus also placed First in the County Soil Judging Contest and eighth in the Section Contest. Paw Prints Staff Adds Junior High Coverage Advisor-Mrs. Podzamsky Editor in Chief Dennis Johnson Ass't. Editor-Derck Guyton News Editor—Chuck Pappas Feature Editor-Penny Wakeland Club Editor—Doris Johnson J. H. Editor-Reita Amy Sports Editor—Carol Capan Ass’t. Sports Ed.-Kevin Mueller Ass't. Sports Ed.-Carolyn Zwicker Art Editor—Walter Strom Graphics Editor-Mary Pashia Business Mgr.—Teresa Gerleman Production Mgr.—Jim Granger Production Ass’t.-Rick Riesebicter Advertising Mgr.-Gary Simonson Circulation Mgr.—Alan Willis Feature Columnist-Dixie Preslar Photographer Rex Miller Record Column—Desiree Crossan Columnist-Sharon Tatgc 113 Ron Allen Reita Amy Darrell Anderson Tim Andresen Marc Baraks Nan Basala Ken Boersen Doug Bonick Mike Brewer Brian Brieby Chuck Capan Kurt Carlson Jackie Dennis Greg Dhaemers Brad Duty Tom Eddingfield Bill Fritch Randy Glancy Larry Greim Derek Guyton Jack Hauman Ralph Haynes Dave Hemphill Jim Joines Kent Kindelsperger Doug Lambert Paul Lange Tom Leingang Bill Lipton Pat McKinley Mark McMaster Kevin Mueller Tim Phelps Jim Ries Bruce Rind Mark Runge Robbie Shalk Rick Shaw Troy Swain Paul Todd Ed Tomlinson Jim Watson Patty Watson Kay Weber Terry Wensel Officers: Bruce Rind—President, Jim Joines—Secretary-treasurer, Tim An dresen—Vice-president Top right: Mr. Maynard—Sponsor 114 Library Club Encourages Reading Among Students Peggy Anderson Debbie Brasmer Elva Byers Richard Carney Marci Collier Candy Connell Monte Cottrell Carole Dawson Lori Deppe Jean Eiland Rhonda Erdmann Taina Erdmann Robin Fulton Teresa Gerleman Lynn Gustafson Cindy Hartman Ann LaDue Rose Larson Chris Mann Laura McKinley Merry Nelson Donna Phillips Mary Shields Debbie Slaight Gary Swinford Sally Swinford Sherry Swinford Dorothy Teufel Rose Thompson Pam Tomlinson Diane Van Hook Teri Van Hook Debe Wilson Dorothy Wright Mrs. Vicrling Mrs. Swegle — Sponsors Library Club Officers: Laura McKinley— Secretary Sally Swinford— Treasurer Dorothy Wright— President Rose Thompson— Vice-President 115 Art Club Emerges Raring to Go During the initial weeks of the second semester, Sherrard’s first Art Club originated with Gary Mayo elected as president and Walter Strom as secretary-treasurer. Sponsor Mrs. Wassenhove suggested ways the new club could earn enough money to finance a field trip. Among these were the painting of the flats for “The Miser” and the holding of a spring art fair in which students may sell their own work. Mrs. Wassenhove also suggested selling silk screened posters. As pictured, this printing process includes four steps. At right Claudia cuts a design into the film. Next the stencil is fixed to the silk screen as Doug is doing below. Following this a squeegee is used to force ink through the open areas of the film and onto the paper; in the-bottom picture Cindy, Walter, and Ed work together to speed production. Finally the finished print is set out to dry; in the bottom right picture Tom is laying out signs which are to be used at Jacobs Supermarket in Milan. SAE: An Old Organization With a New Name and a New Outlook Sponsors: Mrs. Tucker, Mr. Rose. Cassie Adams Peggy Anderson Vivian Anderson Kathy Barto Esther Braughton Donna Carlson Candy Connell Cindy Dhaemers Cindy Hartman Theresa Laktas Veronica Laktas Kim Matter Cindy Overton Becki Rogers Connie Schriver Tammy Spcngler Polly Waterman Officers: Connie Schriver-President, Vivian Anderson—Vice-President, Donna Carlson-Treasurer, Cassie Adams—Secretary. 117 KIIK and WOC Aired Mixed Row 1 -Mrs. Tollerud, Jim Ries, Brad Duty. Greg Shelangouski, Frank Weber. Mark Kammerman, Walter Strom, Pat McKinley Jean Henry, Kim Matter,Carole Dawson, Debbie Stark. Kathy Swanson. Row 2—Debbie Slaight, Debbie Brasmer, Roger Ncvling Monte Cottrell, Jim Mack, Randy Glancy, Mark Fcrkel, Rac Brandenburg, Greg Wadsworth, Doris Anthony, Doug Blcucr, Kaj Jackson, Chcrie Krouse, Kathy DePortcr. Row 3 Karen Wagoner, Bonnie Coyne, Kay Kindelsperger, Mary Ann DeVriendt 118 Chorus Christmas Program Randi Hudnall, Theresa Wilson, Diane St. Clair, Jennie Blcuer, Debbie Logston, Ginger Sanders, Chris Lindsey, Sharee Minteer, Patty Crandall, Jacki Hutson, Candy Connell, Laura McKinley, Dixie Preslar, Jan Jacobsen, Sally Swinford, Diane Gerleman. Sherry Swinford. Row 4 Cheric Moreland, Barb Byers. Kim Miller, Ann LaDue, Theresa Laktas, Mary Shields, Kathy Barto, Luannc Whitmire, Lori Hartman, Kim Swanson, Gail Laffoon. Nancy Coyne, Janet Jackson, Connie Schriver, Teresa Wadsworth, Teresa Floyd, Joyce Granger, Doreen Braden, Teresa Kinsey, Diane Lamb. Debbie Shields, Brenda Isaacson. 119 The Trio of Trios” presented “Ave Maria” at the Christmas concert. 120 vid Miller, Trisha Mueller, Michele Crossan, Donna Carlson, Randy Glancy. Row 2-Patty Watson, Gail O’Bnen, Barb Gustafson, son, Diane Buckwalter, Mary Joyner, Pam Tomlinson, Nan Basala, Linda Yeater. Row 3-Marc Baraks, Kathy Adamek, Jim Wat- Wolfe, Carol Capan, Carolyn Zwicker, Desiree Crossan, Chuck Capan, Pat McKinley, Doug Bleuer, Brad Duty, Rick Riesebie- 4-Reita Amy, Charles Stropes, Mr. Rose, David Anderson. 123 Librarians: Barb Gustafson, Nanette Basala, Linda Yeater. Band Representatives: Senior Carolyn Zwicker, Senior Randy Glancy, Sophomore Donna Carlson, Junior Nan Basala, Freshman Chuck Capan. Quartermasters: Donna Carbon, Kathy Swanson. 124 Flag Bearer Teresa Floyd, Drum Major Jim Mack, Flag Bearer Teresa Wadsworth, Tiger Patty Crandall. Willing Students Lend a Helping Hand Top left: Lunch ticket sellers are Yvonne Tindall, Ross Mandle, Mark Kammerman, and Marlene Jansen. Top right: Office helper is Debbie Davison. Right: Bookstore attendants are Kevin Mueller and Candy Isaacson. 126 Tigers Trounce Cornbelt Hopefuls to Seize Triple Crown—First in Football, First in Basketball, First in Wrestling 1972 Track Scores Sherrard 78 Orion 49 Sherrard 81% Atkinson 41% Alwood 35 Sherrard First in Alexis Relays 66 Sherrard 59 Cambridge 50 Wethersfield 118 Sherrard 35 Aledo 92 Sherrard 38 Monmouth 86 Sherrard 40% Roc kridge 64% Westmer 54 Sherrard 30 Fifth in Conference Meet Varsity Basketball Scores Junior Varsity Basketball Scores Sherrard 64 Alexis 49 Sherrard 64 Atkinson 50 Sherrard 49 Winola 38 Sherrard 51 Orion 68 Sherrard 64 Monmouth 53 Sherrard 47 Pleasant Valley 50 Sherrard 77 Alcdo 51 Sherrard 92 Cambridge 66 Sherrard 83 Alwood 21 Sherrard 68 Rockridgc 70 Sherrard 57 Westmer 46 Sherrard 69 Atkinson 65 Sherrard 64 Winola 46 Sherrard 51 Orion 63 Sherrard 66 Cambridge 61 Sherrard 73 Alwood 52 Sherrard 64 Rockridgc 68 Shertard 78 Westmer 57 Sherrard 68 Alexis 48 Sherrard 70 Atkinson 61 Sherrard 81 Winola 50 Sherrard 68 Monmouth 83 Sherrard 61 Pleasant Valley 67 Sherrard 72 Aledo 59 Sherrard 70 Cambridge 53 Sherrard 63 Orion 54 Sherrard 76 Alwood 60 Sherrard 68 Rockridgc 69 Sherrard 71 Westmer 59 Sherrard 62 Atkinson 56 Sherrard 62 Winola 52 Sherrard 65 Orion 59 Sherrard 61 Cambridge 68 Sherrard 76 Alwood 47 Sherrard 69 Rockridgc 64 Sherrard 75 Westmer 60 Wrestling Scores Sherrard 29 Monmouth 23 Sherrard 48 Westmer 14 Sherrard 36 Orion 21 Sherrard 17 Moline 37 Sherrard 51 Galva 3 Sherrard 34 Winola 24 Sherrard 56 Rockridge 8 Sherrard 42 Monmouth 15 Sherrard 49 Orion 12 Sherrard 35 Westmer 24 Sherrard 35 Cambridge 27 Sherrard 32 Winola 23 Sherrard 44 Rockridge 17 Sherrard 46 Cambridge 11 Sherrard 19 Erie 25 Junior Varsity Football Scores Varsity Football Scores Sherrard 9 Alexis 20 Sherrard 9 Abingdon 8 Sherrard 25 Winola 0 Sherrard 53 Winola 6 Sherrard 41 Alwood 0 Sherrard 41 Alwood 0 Sherrard 31 Westmer 12 Sherrard 54 Westmer 0 Sherrard 20 Cambridge 0 Sherrard 55 Cambridge 0 Sherrard 7 Rockridge 6 Sherrard 58 Rockridge 0 Sherrard 18 Orion 8 Sherrard 21 Orion 13 Sherrard 21 Atkinson 0 Sherrard 13 Atkinson 6 Tig ers Sweep Cornbelt Conference The 1972 football season has been one of the most remarkable in years. It has been a team built on pride, dedication, and the desire to be the best football team in the area. The boys have achieved every goal that they set at the begin- ning of the year. In achieving these goals they have set numerous new records at Sherrard High School. This team has not only been 8-0 this year, but it may have been one of the best teams ever to play in the Cornbelt. These boys have had a season that they will always remember and be proud of. —Coach Wayne DeSutter 130 Row 1-Manager Derek Guyton, Pat Eddingfield, Jeff Hultgren, Mark Run- ge, Ed Dasso, GrcgCastrey, Tom Mil- ler, Steve DePorter, Manager Gary Simonson. Row 2-Manager Kevin Mueller, Coach Wayne DeSutter, Tony McCubbin, Curtis Anthony, Charles Stropes, Rob Spengler, Duane Foster, Tim Andrcsen, Coach Terry Ferrari, Manager John Barnett. Row 3—Tom Leingang. Mark Kammerman, Bruce Rind, Keith Kindelsperger, Kent Kin- delspergcr, Ed Tomlinson, Greg Dhae- mers, Brian Crandall. Row 4—Ken Jordan, Walter Strom, Jay Dawson, Steve Watson. Bruce Humphrey, Ke- vin Miller, Mike Peebler, Bob Carney, Larry Greim. 1972 Football Records Most Points in a Season 304 Least Points Allowed 33 Least First Downs Allowed 45 Most Interceptions 26 Most Yards Rushing in a Season 2943 yds Most Total Yards 3226 yds Most Extra Points (Rob Spengler) 32 Longest Punt (Mike Peebler) 57 yds Longest Run from Scrimmage (Kent Kindelsperger) 86 yds Most Pass Interceptions (Kent Kindelsperger) 7 ALL WESTERN ILLINOIS FIRST TEAM Jay Dawson Kent Kindelsperger SECOND TEAM Greg Castrey ALL STATE, CHICAGO DAILY NEWS, SPECIAL MENTION Kent Kindelsperger FIRST TEAM ALL CONFER- ENCE DEFENSE Rob Spengler Ken Jordan Greg Castrey Jay Dawson Brian Crandall Larry Greim Jeff Hultgren Kevin Miller Ed Dasso—Tackle, Most Improved Player Steve DePortcr—Center n I Mark Runge—Guard Greg Castrey—Center, Co-Captain, Most Valuable Lineman Steve Watson—End Mike Pccbler-Halfback Jay Dawson-Tackle, Most Tackles FIRST TEAM ALL CONFER- ENCE OFFENSE Greg Cast re y Mark Runge Mark Kammerman Ed Dasso Steve Watson Jay Dawson Keith Kindclspcrger Kent Kindclspcrger Jeff Hultgren Kevin Miller ALL CONFERENCE HONOR- ABLE MENTION Rob Spcngler Kent Kindelsperger Ed Tomlinson SPECIAL MENTION Mike Peebler Greg Dhaemers Jl7 i: Lj p; [ Q 1 |LI Greg Dhaemers—Guard Rob Spcngler—Halfback Junior Varsity Clenches Cornbelt Crown Two Years in Row 1—David Basala, Tom Kammerman. Row 2-Managcr Terri Wilkens, John Tim- mons, Randy McWhorter, Richard Carney, Larry Adams, Kevin Minch, Larry Coyne, Manager David Miller. Row 3—Manager Pat McKinley, Mark Ferkel, Scott Guyton, Frank Weber, Jeff Perry, Jack Dennis, David Hemphill, Joe Dennis, Caret Box, Mark Min- teer. Row 4-Coach Dale Maynard, Bob Erickson, Steve Castrey, Rod Tolley, Tom Eddingfield, Jim Winn, Rod Kalinzack, Tom Hargrave, Jim Erickson, Joe Basala, Coach Joel Brunsvold. Row 5—Bob Mooney, Rich Reed. Jim Hartman, Brad Duty, Jim Ries, Mike Harker, Nick Hultgren, Tim Phelps, Chuck Capan. 136 137 Kneeling—Coach Bob Jack- son, Managers Gary Simon- son, Derek Guyton, and Kev- in Mueller, Coach Dave Swan- son. Standing-Tony McCub- bin, Vic Weihler, Brian Cran- dall, Keith Kindelsperger, Jeff Hultgren, Jay Dawson. Kevin Miller, Greg Castrey, Larry Greim, Kent Kindelsperger, Greg Dhacmers, Jim Joines. 138 We’re Proud of Our Team GregCastrey Center Mike Peebler—Forward Keith Kindelspergcr-Guard, All Conference Special Mention. 140 Kevin Miller—Center, First Team All- GregDhaemers—Guard, Second Team All- Conference. Conference. The Tigers Strive to Attain Their Goal . . . The 1972-73 basketball team has been one which will be remembered for years to come. Some of the team goals that they ac- complished were to win the Cornbelt Tour- nament and the Cornbelt Conference. Their individual goals are 40% or better in shoot- ing from the field, 65% or better from the free throw line, 10 rebounds or more per game or 35 per team, and double figures from each team member. These young men have dedicated themselves individually to each game; and when joining together, they have dedicated themselves as a team. 1 be- lieve that the pride they have developed in the 1972-73 season will be remembered and carried with them in their future. —Coach Bob Jackson and Become the Cornbelt Champs Junior Varsity Betokens a Victorious Future Cheerleaders at Right: Doreen Braden, Geralyn Dhaemcrs, Diane Lamb, Kath McManus, Dorrie Bocns, Alternate-Bonnie Coyne. With only the Orion Frosh-Soph Tourney to go, the 1972-73 Sherrard Frosh-Soph team finished the regular season with a 13-5 rec- ord, which was good enough for a second place finish in the conference. It was a sea- son of great achievements but also bitter disappointments. Discouraging were the five losses, but to heighten our losses was the realization that three of the five could have and should have been won. But defi- nitely, the disappointments were outweighed by the accomplishments. It was a season of not only the thirteen victories, but also of victories in maturity, dedication, hustle, and team spirit. As coach, I am proud to have been associated with these young men, and 1 know that they can be proud of themselves both as individuals and as a team. —Coach Dave Swanson Row 1-Manager Pat McKinley, Greg Hudnall, Mark Mintecr, Dan McManus, Sam Bennett, Jim Winn, David Hemphill, Scott Guyton, Doug Bonick, Jeff Perry, Dale Fisher, Manager Doug Krahl. Row 2-Coach Swanson, John McManus, Jim Erickson, Kevin Minch, Gary Martin, Brad Duty, David Anderson, Jim Ries, Wayne King, Marc Baraks, Chuck Capan, Joel Basala, Rod Tolley. 144 Above: The highlight of the year was the special Christmas routine to “Rudolph the Red- Nosed Reindeer.” Above right: Lori and Kathy portray Rudolph and Santa. Right: Co-captains Mary Miller and Lori Hartman get the pom- pons down while sponsor. Mr. Ferrari, looks on. 146 Sitting— Kim Matter Janet Jackson Luanne Whitmire Lori Hartman Mary Miller Theresa Laktas Cindy Lulow Rondi Mack Teresa Kinsey Donna Myers Kneeling— Dana Wakefield DeAnn Hall Cherie Gauley Kathy DcPorter Tammy Spengler Mary McManus Debbie Tatge Many Hours of Preparation Go into Each Halftime Performance Mat Crawlers Seize Conference Top Spot B Team I Mike Brewer, Ed Tom- linson, Paul Lang, Troy Swain, Terry Wensel, Nick Hultgren, Denny Hutchinson, Tom Lein- gang, Tim Winn, Arlie Adamek. Awards Most Points: Mark Runge Most Takedowns: Chuck Pappas 148 B Team II—Jay Zimmerman, Manager John Barnett, Dave Basala, Kurt Carlson, Manager Dave Miller, Tom Edding- field, Dale Eiland, Manager Mike Harker, Max Miller, Bob Mooney, Frank Weber. 150 151 Injuries Complicated '72 Season Sherrard’s 1972 track team finished the year with one trophy and a num- ber of bright prospects for the 1973 season. The trophy was won at the Alexis relays early in the track year. After the Alexis win, injuries hurt the team and kept seniors like Rick Amy and Kevin Holdridge from performing to capacity. —Coach Joel Brunsvold 152 — Returning Lettermen Spark ’73 Team Rqw 1—Byron McNichols, Ken Boersen, John Fakas, Mike DeLoose. Row 2—Manager Derek Guyton, Manager John Barnett, Jack Dennis, Tim Andresen, Wayne Shafer, Edlin Tomlinson, Keith Kindelsperger, Tony McCub- bin, Randy McWhorter, Manager Kevin Mueller. Row 3—Coach Brunsvold, Kent Kindelsperger, Jim Hartman, Jeff Hultgren, Steve DePorter, Tim Winn, Bruce Rind, Jim Ries, Nick Hultgren, Coach Heimann. 154 Pep Club Members Cheer on Our No. 1 Jocks m % Pep Club Officers: Yvonne Tindall-Vice-Presi- dent Cindy Dhaemers—President Donna Carlson—Secretary Karen Child—Treasurer Karen Child Donna Carlson Veronica Laktas Theresa Laktas Karen Wagoner Debbie Green Yvonne Tindall Kay Kindelspergcr Janet Jackson Cindy Dhaemers Gale O’Brien Lori Hartman Ellen Dasso Nicki Encapera Cindy Hartman Marci Collier Karen Wilson Cheerleaders Kathy Barto Debbie True Athletes 156 JUNIOR HIGH Deborah Cromer Lyn Whiting Junior High Faculty Welcomes Seven Newcomers Arline Duty i' � William Hamcrly Donna Jackson David Sturgis Esther Salter Roger Woolsey 9 H «MM : =::= ? ■■■■ Today's Practices Build Tomorrow's Champions 8th tirade Scores Sherrard 27 Orion 34 Shcrrard 37 Gcneseo 43 Sherrard 30 Rockridge 26 Shcrrard 39 Westmer 20 Sherrard 44 Winola 47 Sherrard 24 Aledo 45 Shcrrard 38 Monmouth 53 Sherrard 32 Gcneseo 35 Sherrard 23 Rockridge 22 Sherrard 40 Westmer 33 Sherrard 35 Winola 31 Sherrard 49 Aledo 7th Grade Scores 61 Sherrard 24 Orion 25 Sherrard 29 Geneseo 18 Sherrard 36 Rockridge 23 Sherrard 31 Westmer 14 Sherrard 28 Winola 12 Sherrard 23 Aledo 28 Sherrard 28 Monmouth 44 Sherrard 36 Geneseo 20 Sherrard 43 Rockridge 36 Sherrard 33 Westmer 29 Sherrard 41 Winola 29 Sherrard 32 Aledo 45 Row 1—Ellen Koob. Diane Yeater, Diana Myers, Johnna Ries, Ann Bergstrom. Row 2-David Hess, Jay Pierson, Terry Reynolds, Dennis Gerlcman, Jerry Tyler, Neal Gauley, Bryan Adams, Steve Erickson. Row 3—Jim Cope, Bud Wakefield, Dan Bergstrom, Brad Johnson, Jerry Brown, Gary Carlson, Kevin Basala, Marty Fiedler, Brad Anderson, Coach Larry Schulte. 160 Row 1 —Lori Hall, Nikki Wakefield, Janet Coyne, Robin Reed, Christine Hays. Row 2-Frcd Eddingficld, Kevin Isaacson. Mike Phelps, David Parker, Jim Pierson, Mark Nelson, Gary Neal, Bob Shelton, Jeff Mann. Row 3-Rodgcr Buckwalter, Kirk Johnson, Dale Harmon, Daniel Spivey, Danny Hohl, Marc Volkman, John Granger, Brian McCubbin, Scott Moffitt, GregGauley, Randy True, Coach Dale Maynard. Intramural Football Builds Future Champs Craig Bennett Randy True Marc Volkman Lonnie VanHook Richard Jockin Roger Buckwaitcr Greg Gauley Daniel Vogel Jeff Dhabalt Ron Catdrone Fred Eddingfield Brian McCubbin Jim Prenson Dale Harmon David Sloan David Parker John Granger Kirk Johnson Scott Moffitt Daniel Spivey Gary Neal Larry Buckwalter Adam Miller Kevin Isaacson Pat Bowers John Simmons Karl Schroeder Jeff Mann Allen Smith Coach Heimann Kevin Basala Doug Coyne Tom Calderonc Gerald Brown Mike Carney Clay Laffoon Tom Cottrell Scott Beattie Doug Johnson Mark Doney Neal Gauley Brian Red path Mark Bennett Tom DePorter Ron DeVriendt Jay Pierson Dennis Gerleman Brad Anderson Marty Fiedler Richard Runge Darren Rind Duane Wakefield Jim Cope Mark Nice Don Krouse Todd Matter Coach Schulte 163 Jr. High Students Get Involved Through New Drama Club Row 1 -(Seventh) Gail Adamck, Brent Adams, Laurie Anderson, Melanie Anderson, Craig Bennett, Pam Bennett. Row 2—Deborah Bivens, Ron Bodman, Pat Bowers, Russell Brasmcr. Mary Brock, Larry Buckwalter. Row 3-Rogcr Buckwalter, Cindy Byers. Ron Caldcronc, Kenneth Carter, Donald Connell, Diana Coyne. Row 4 Janet Coyne, Phillip Crandall, Karen Crenshaw. Wal- ter Cutler, Jovdenc Davis, Deb- bie DeToy. Row 5 -Jeff Dhabalt, Ronald Diehl, Patty Dixon, Mclodye Doney, Dawnc Duty, Fred Eddingficld. Row 6—Tcrri Falconer, Ron Farr. Michael Fonseca, Greg Gauley, John Granger, Debbie Gray. Row 7—Karen Guss. Joyce Hajostek, Lori Flail, Theresa Harlandcr, Dale Harmon, Carmen Harroun. 'fp i' . I j v a T J Row 1—Christine Hays, Joanne Haysbrook, Debbie Henry, Edie Henry, Sandra Henry, Wanda Hicks, Dan Hohl. Karen Hohl, Richard Holdsworth. Row 2—Kent Hufford, Linda Hutchinson, Kevin Isaacson, Richard Jochim, Eldon Johnson, Kirk Johnson, Laurie Joincs, Tina Laktas, Bruce Lange. Row 3—Kurt Lawrence, Scott Lucas, Kim Madison, Jeff Mann, Lori McCanna, Brian McCubbin, Brenda McMaster, Kathy McMee- kan, Adam Miller. 166 ■ « Row 1—Debbie Mil- ler, Peter Miller. Row 2-Jill Minteer, Scott Moffitt. Row 3-Susan More- house, Ken Moreland. Row 1—Cindy Moseley, Gary Neal, Julie Nelson, Mark Nelson. Connie O’Brien, Dena Palmer. Row 2-Mark Pappas, Angie Parker, David Parker, Debbie Peebler, Mike Phelps, Jim Pierson. Row 3—Kevin Popp, Tonya Redpath, Robin Reed, Tracy Rowe, Karl Schroeder, Theresa Seaberg. Row 4-Debbie Seitz, Stephanie Selsor, Robert Shelton, Rod Shaw, Brian Shelangouski, David Shields. Row 5—John Simmons, David Sloan, Allen Smith, Barbara Smith, Daniel Spivey, Mark Staley. Row 6 Kris Swanson, Lisa Swanson, Becky Timmons, Randy True, Dana Turner, Mike VanDeWalle, Absent—Brenda Nivens. 167 Row 1 —Lonnie VanHook, Dave Vergane, Dan Vogel, Marc Volkman, Kathy Wads- worth, Nikki Wakefield, Lori Walton, Margie Walton. Row 2-Ben Wangclin, John Wat- son, Laurie Watson. Lisa We- ber, James White, Dave Wickcnburg. Don Willis. Tam- mic Winn. Row 3—Tina Wolfe. Tracic Woodley, Lisa Young. (Eighth) Bryan A- dams. Rita Allen. Jim Alm- quist. Brad Anderson. Deb- bie Anderson. This Year's ’Specialized Teaching'' Program Offered New and Advanced Learning Opportunities m . V A ' V mJk Row 1—Jeff Anderson, Frank Atkins, Greg Baraks, Kevin Basala, Scott Beattie. Row 2—Kevin Bennett, Mark Bennett. Ann Bergstrom. Dan Bergstrom. Raelene Bill- ups. Row 3—Keith Bleuer, Teena Bloomberg, Gerald Brown. Sheri Brown. Tom Calderonc. Row 4—Gary Carlson. Mike Carney. Kevin Carver, Brenda Child, James Cope. Row 5-Tom Cottrell, Doug Coyne, Jill Crawford, Dennis Cummings, Juanita Daggett. Row 6-Chris Dali- gee, Mary Dasso, Jon Davis, Julie DcGrevc, Tom De- Porter. Row 7—Ron DeVricndt, Mark Doncy, Tammy Downey, Dan Duffield, Ernie Dwyer. MX Y 168 Row 1—Lorric Eiland, Dea Enca- pera, Denise Erickson, Ken Erickson, Steve Erickson, Ther- esa Fenton, Martin Fiedler, Joyce Floyd. Row 2—Jyla Frye, Susan Fulton, Neal Gauley. Den- nis Gerleman, Carol Granger, Steve Gulley, Cynthia Guss, Karen Gustafson. Row 3—Scott Hall, Jerry Hamerlinck. Rosetta Hankins, Roger Hargrave, Elaine Harris. John Harris, Delbert Henry, Ruth Hcrgcrt. � ' r n t V r . i' o'h ' i C 1' ' «a ’ m n r o 1,-V' ] ft Row 1—David Hess, Brenda Hicks, JoAnn Hicks, David Hintermeister. Row 2—Keith Holdsworth, Randy Hornback, Traci Hudnall, Carolyn Humphrey. Row 3—Brad Johnson, Doug Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Kathy Jordan. Row 4-Georgc Keckler, Debbie King, Richard King, Ellen Koob. Row 5—Donald Krouse, Ruth LaDue, Clay Laffoon, Linda Lambert. Row 6— Bruce Leffler, Susan Lcingang, Peggy Logston, Cynda Lowe. 169 Row 1—Todd Matter, Karen McManus, Dana Miller, Pam Miller, Dean Moreland, Doreen Moseley, Craig Mueller. Row 2—Diana Myers, Chris Myres, Mark Nice, Randy Niven, Lolcta O’Dell, Steven Pahl, Dianne Phillips. Row 3—Jay Pierson, Peggy Preslar, Sue Presson, Lynn Prosser, Brian Redpath, Cheri Reynolds, Terry Reynolds. Row 4—Tony Reynolds, Johnna Ries, Shirene Riesebieter, Darren Rind, Richard Runge, Kaelyn Rury, Katy Salinas. Row 5—Lisa Schurr, Brenda Scott, Brenda Shafer, Penny Sieg, Kelly Slater, Carol Slavish, Karen Slavish. Row 6—Terri Sloan, Carolyn Thompson, Penny Thompson, Jerry Tyler, Duane Wakefield, Carolyn Wangelin, Laura Weih- ler. Row 7—Pat Welch, Mike White, John Wil- son, Carl Wood, T. J. Wright, Diane Yea- ter, Dinah Young. Student Council: Sitting—Kirk Johnson, Gail Adamck, Tonya Redpath, Ann Bergstrom, Lisa Schurr. Standing-Debbie Peebler, Denise Erickson, Carmen Harroun, Marc Volkman, Karen Hohl, Janet Coy- ne, Ron De- Vriendt, Jay Pierson. 170 The 1972-73 Ivy Tower Advertising Staff Robert E. Mullins-Bob Mullins, Betty Mullins-Bill Mullins Bob Eckermann Ph: 828-8441 Jr- P.O. Box 145, Bloomington, Illinois 61701 Reita Amy Cindy Lulow Kathy Barto Rondi Mack Karen Child Mary Miller Leslie Encapera Debbie Presson Teresa Floyd Connie Schriver Joyce Granger Diane Shields Gina Holdsworth Greg Shelangouski Kay Jackson Tamara Slavish Dennis Johnson Claudia Taylor Mark Kammerman Teresa Wadsworth Keith Kindelsperger Patty Watson Cherie Krouse Steve Watson Theresa Laktas Carolyn Zwicker L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Rings—Pins—Medals—Trophies— Invitations—Cards—Caps and Gowns— Diplomas NEWSFOTO YEARBOOKS ESTHER’S TACOS CARRY OUT ORDERS TACOS. ENCHILADAS, BURRITOS. TAMALES PLUS OTHER FINE MEXICAN FOODS 326 W. 1ST Ave. Phone 787-5727 Milan, Illinois THE UNITED STATES ARMY RECRUITING SERVICE We make guarantees-We don’t make promises. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: SPC William H. Davis or SSG David H. Wolf 113 North Chestnut Street Kewanee, Illinois 61443 Tel. (309) 852-3361 Enlistment Guarantee This card is presented to who has enlisted in the Regular Army, this date, under the provisions of Army Regulation 601-210, for the enlistment option(s): the skladany medical center, s. c. 1112 division street Orion, Illinois 61273 24 hour phone ac 309 526 3344 171 There are over 1,000 pictures In this volume of The Ivy Tower If a picture is worth a thousand words We’ve already said a lot S' ua Telephone: 322-5359 YOUR UNIT 200 PHOTOGRAPHER 172 1916 Sturdevant Street Davenport, Iowa Fishing Boating Camping MATHERVILLE LAKE Picnicking Calculators and Typewriters Service A Sales MER—ROC FS, INC. M£RL VOLKMAN PH. 787-1160 49 Third St. Ct. Coyne Center Milan, Illinois Your Complete Farm and Home Center Petroleum—LP Gas Feeds and Seeds—Plant Food Congratulations Steel Products-Appliances Class of 1973 Hardware—Gifts Call Toll Free 800-322-1435 WBituminous Aledo, Illinois 173 ®m. ittnamfrlftpr 000 1629 Second Ave., Rock Island. 111. Across From The Sheraton VACUUM CLIPPERS SHAMPOOING GROOMING SUPPLIES NEXT PlEASE LAKTAS BARBER SHOP MODERN HAIR CUTS Phone: 754-8812 Matherville, 111. BONEY’S ALL SERVICE THE FACTORY Restaurant Lounge Serving your favorite Foods and Cocktails 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Tuesday—Sunday 526-8390 Orion, Illinois Compliments of M©bil SHERRARD FEED SEED Phone 372-8331 Kent Feed Reynolds. Illinois Field Seed and Fertilizer ORION CAFE WHAN’S MILAN DAIRY QUEEN Home cooked noon meals. Our own Bakery Goods— fresh daily. Open Daily 5:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Sundaes Sandwiches 174 Cones Shakes Chicken by the Bucket Carry-Out Orders 526-8292 McCullough’s DEPARTMENT STORE Junction of Highway 67 and 92 DEBS DRIVE IN Fine Foods Prepared by EXPERTS. Delicious Sandwiches, pizzas, baskets, and soft drinks Milan Illinois VALHALLA ENTERPRISES DOONAN IMPLEMENT CO. Massey-Ferguson—New Idea Parts and Service Preemption, Illinois visy Phone 534-4201 Phone 593-9221 PAYNE INSURANCE AGENCY PAYNE AND AMES BLDG. Sherrard, Illinois Put a fjord in your future. 1000 Third Street 176 Orion, Illinois 61273 Phone: 526-3331 DEANE FRYE, INC. STRAN-STEEL A SUBSIDIARY OF NATIONAL STEEL RHODENBAUGH SUNOCO OIL CO. Dean Rhodenbaugh, Owner Complete Service Center Larry Rhodenbaugh, Mechanic 24-Hour Wrecker Service Sherrard Illinois Sherrard Illinois Phone 593-9621 Box 163 Aledo, Illinois 61231 THE DEN Sandwich Center SHERRARD DAIRY BAR Shakes and Malts Made with Low Calorie Ice Milk Products Sandwiches and Chicken Baskets Pizza—French Fries Home of Sherrard Quality Dry Cleaning with 24-Hour Service. 9 a.m.-9p.m. Phone 593-9871 Sherrard, Illinois SWANSON’S ACE HARDWARE Hardware Appliances LP Gas Phone 526-8287 Orion Illinois y PARKER’S BIG-BOY LAUNDERETTE Dry Cleaning Sherrard Illinois The unmistakable touch of love gives life its value. First National Bank of Rock Island Seventeenth Street at 1st and 2nd Avenues , Kstablished in 1852 Member F.D.I.G ORVILLE MINTEER ASSOCIATES FAMILY SECURITY CENTER We will help you with your insurance needs And represent YOU in times of Trouble Andalusia Our efforts are directed toward our Clients. Illinois Corvette Chevrolet AUGIE EARL’S CHEVROLET CHEVROLET A 1000 4th Street Orion, Illinois Phone 526-3314 Chevelle Trucks ANDERSON MANDLE GRAIN CO. KINSEY SERVICE STATION STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS AND SERVICE Buyers-Sellers-Corn, Oats, Beans Andalusia Road, Milan, Illinois Phone 787-2332 Atlas Hercules Tires 593-3491 179 DR. CHARLES C. GERLEMAN CHIROPRACTOR 504 W. 1st Street, Milan, 111. Phone 787-4944 Emergency Phone 1-372-8366 Office Hours 9 a.m.-Noon 2 p.m.-6 p.m. Mon. Friday Eve. til 7 p.m. Closed All Day Thursday and Saturday Afternoon Compliments of FARMERS GRAIN SUPPLY CO. SCHROEDER’S TAVERN Your Master Mix Dealer Phone 596-2323 Sherrard, Illinois Viola Illinois KIMBALL CLEANERS Quality Dry Cleaning Tuxedo Rentals Custom Tailored Suits Rug Cleaning Phone 582-7821 Aledo Illinois QUINN BROS. SUPERMARKET Fine Foods-Meats-Produce 610 S. W. 3rd Street Aledo, Illinois 180 HARRIS CASTING COMPANY Weights for tractors and implements also rear wheel weights for lawn and garden tractors Phone 754-8724 Matherville Illinois SID SNELL’S ROYAL BLUE MARKET Where Your Business Is Appreciated” Phone 596-2434 Viola Illinois Look for daily specials at the MILAN MR. QUICK MIDWEST FIBRE PRODUCTS CO. Box 397 Viola, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES . .. We’re proud of your achievements. You have passed the first milestone and a glit- tering world of promise awaits those who will reach for it. Get just as much education as you can. And in the days that lie ahead, please accept our best wishes for your success and hap- piness. BANK OF VIOLA “THE CORNBELT COUNTRY BANK MEADOW LANES Bowling Billiards Restaurant Phone 526-3300 Orion, Illinois 181 Slavish Vault Company The Original Triple Walled Concrete Asphalt—Concrete Burial Vault P.O. Box 21 Matherville, Illinois 61263 Phone 754-8233 Area Code 309 JOHN’S MARKET QUALITY GROCERIES MEATS Phone 754-8231 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 Matherville Pioneers in Power Illinois RED’S TEXACO SERVICE Viola, Illinois Phone 596-2151 SHERRARD POWER SYSTEM Orion 182 Illinois MALONE AGENCY Real Estate—Insurance 207 S. E. Third Street Phone 582-2613 Aledo, Illinois FARMERS STATE BANK m m. OF SHERRARD “Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation” Sherrard Illinois Use Our Convenient Drive-Up and Night Depository Facilities. BROOKS JEWELRY STORE Bulova Longines Wells Wittnauer Art carved Plus Other Famous Names “Watchmaker and Jeweler” 217-17th St. Rock Island, Illinois FORD AND MAYNARD ATOR-BROS. BODY AGENCY SHOP Complete Insurance Service 104 S. College Avenue Frame and Front End Alignment Aledo, Illinois 24-Hour Wrecker Service “Compliments to the Graduating Class of ’73” Phone 526-8128 Orion, Illinois iROCK ISLAND BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS 61201 Growing your way New extended Customers’ Hours: Main Bank Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday . . 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Friday . . .............9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Saturday.................9:00 AM to 12 Noon Walk-Up Window, Main Bank Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday................8:30 AM to 5:30 PM Friday . ................8:30 AM to 6:00 PM Saturday.................8:30 AM to 12:30 PM Auto Bank Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday..................8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Saturday..................8:00 AM to 12:30 PM Use our 24 hour Depository too Broker Insurer WAYNE R. SPENGLER Sherrard, Illinois Farm Loans Preemption Phone 534-4325 CHILD’S MOTOR SALES Plumbing and Heating AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Phone 754-8911 Matherville Illinois WP RADIO CORPORATION of AMERICA ALEDO JACK AND JILL FOOD CENTER where “Your Satisfaction is Always First” Aledo, Illinois PITCH TOURNAMENT Every Friday Nile 8 P.M. Live music every Saturday night. MILLER’S TAP Matherville, 111. ☆ Fresh Made Pizza Tacos ☆ 13 different spice� and herbs carefully blended to make up the area's finest pi«a'’ CARRYOLT ORDERS .. Phone 754-9995 FREW SERVICE AUTO BODY REPAIR Phone 593-8631 Wrecker Service Sherrard, Illinois CLARK’S BARBER SHOP AND AUTO WASHETTE ALEDO SUL 110 EAST MAIN TEL. 582-7011 Sherrard Illinois 185 Zoster Jfiofaer j jop 205 S. E. THIRD ST. ALEDO. ILLINOIS 61231 Phone 309-582-7265 After Hours 582-2062 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 55 years of service OPHIEM GRAIN CO. Custom Grinding Mixing Grain Bank Service Crimping—Bulk Delivery Agricultural Chemicals Grain Storage Dial 309-529-4191 Ophiem, Illinois 61468 Compliments of ADAM’S TAVERN Phone 754-9991 Open Sundays Matherville Illinois Bulldozing SCOTT’S ROYAL BLUE Clearing Leveling WILLIAM TAYLOR Phone 754-8853 Sherrard Illinois Phone 593-8341 Matherville, Illinois FIRING r FINISHED PIECES GIFTS MADE TO ORDER Jo-Rho Ceramic Studio Morning, Afternoon Evening Classes Sherrard, Illinois 61281 Jo Rhodcnbaugh (309) 593-9891 BOB ERIKSEN CHEVY CENTER 325 East First Avenue MILAN, ILLINOIS Telephone 787-1765 “WESTERN ILLINOIS’ No. 1 New Car Dealer” LINDA’S BEAUTY SHOP Sherrard, Illinois Phone 593-9341 Compliments of H. N. PICARD, M. D. Best wishes for the future. KIRK HUGGINS FUNERAL HOME BLACKHAWK STATE BANK Milan, Illinois ‘‘Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation” 1301 Fourth Street Orion, Illinois 61273 David H. Kirk Geo. R. Huggins SPUD SAM’S MOBILE STATION 24 hour wrecker service Sun Test Machine On Highway 67 Viola Illinois 187 STATE BANK OF ORION Since 1890 Orion, Illinois AQUA-CYCLE INC. BEV ROY’S TAP 188 Sherrard, Illinois Phone 593-8391 ALWAYS SOMETHING COOKIN' THE PIZZA JOINT Andalusia Road Milan, Illinois Sherrard, Illinois Chicken, Fish, Shrimp, and Oysters Friday and Saturday nights SHEPHERD LUMBER COMPANY AT Lumber and Millwork Complete Building Service Sherrard, Illinois Office Phone: 593-3851 Compliments of HARKER’S GREENHOUSE Sherrard, Illinois CEDERSTROM’S FEED SERVICE Master Mix Sherrard, Illinois 2BBBBBBGBBBBBBBGBBBBBBBBBBBBBBGBBBBBBE QAiedding Onvitatiom c f-nnounctmtntt CPiocjtami Sxt a Soo li OKA Y PRIST SHOP SbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV] RALPH ERICKSON STANDARD OIL DEALER (standard Sherrard, Illinois 593-3211 THE GEM SHOP Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Watches Noritake China Alcdo Illinois Compliments of 2)r. CkarL Q. DorJ OPTOMETRIST 104 South College Avenue Aledo, Illinois -r Best wishes to the Class of ’73! HIDDEN LAKE Taylor Ridge, Illinois 189 Serving Every Banking Need National Bank of Aledo ALEDO. ILLINOIS Dial 754-8813 Compliments of SHERRARD PLUMBING AND HEATING Sherrard, Illinois LYNN’S BEAUTY SHOP Matherville, 111. Tues. thru Sat. 9:00 to 5:00 My Aim is to Please Lynn McMeekan Hawn’s firestone store 122 E. MAIN STREET ALEDO. ILLINOIS 61231 PHONE 309 582-2021 ORION TOOL, DIE AND MACHINE CO. General Machine Work and Repair Phone 526-3303-Orion, Illinois McCom' ) FURNITURE APPLIANCES Air Conditioned TRIO ROLLER RINK Aledo Phone 582-7313 190 We Sell Fun—Have Some Skate at the Trio 4th Street Andalusia Road, Milan 787-1781 CRUMMY FUNERAL HOME DAN DEE LUNCH Phone 596-2525 Leo Crummy Funeral Director Viola Illinois Viola, Reynolds, New Windsor Illinois W. J. NELSON a. SONS, INC. Corner Ophiem Rd. Highway 150 Compliments of Phone 529-8661 ANDERSON’S MARKETS, INC. Ford -Gehl -Fox -Oliver Farm Equipment New Windsor and Woodhull Ophiem Illinois Illinois HASSE OIL Milan Phone 787-2342 Illinois C. I. JOSEPHSON JEWELERS MILAN FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions” 109 West 2nd Avenue Milan, Illinois Dial 787-1413 Compliments of JOHN BROWN’S BARBER SHOP 1514 Fifth Avenue Phone 762-5525 Moline, Illinois Milan, Illinois MILAN MAID-RITE Phone 787-1201 205 West 1st Avenue, Milan Owners, operators: Russell, Billie, Mick, and Bruce CORN CRIB RESTAURANT We specialize in home-cooked meals! Open 24 Hours — 7 Days a Week 229 West 1st St., Milan, Illinois Your Host : Winnie O’Neil RIVOLI GRAIN COMPANY Grain Seed Hardware Lumber Custom Grinding Phone 667-2614 New Windsor 192 Feed Coal NEW WINDSOR CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE New Windsor, Illinois Illinois Phone: 667 2202 ORION VETERINARY SERVICE ASSOCIATION PROTECTIVE Phone 526-3377 INSURANCE COMPANY Dr. Charles L. Clark Dr. Earl De Zeeuw Dr. James Montgomery Dr. Gary Kampmann Orion Illinois GREEN ACRES CAFE-MOTEL LYNN IMPLEMENT, INC. Home-Cooked Meals Short Orders-Air Conditioning Comfortable Rooms—T.V. JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Bicycles and Generation II Tractors Don Geneva Bowman Phone 476-4501 Orion, Illinois Lynn Center, Illinois WAYNE SCHOOL BUS BODIES ARE THE FINEST MADE IN AMERICA! Sold By MOLINE BODY COMPANY 222 52nd Street Area Code 309 Phone 764-8343 Stock Racks Van Bodies Farm Bodies Semi-Trailers Tool Boxes Bus Bodies Dump Bodies Hoists Frame Extensions Drive Shafts Bumpers Utility Bodies Cranes Wrecker Units Wheels Rims Truck Equipment 193 Complete Fraternal Life Insurance yff y’jy for the Entire Family 'tm' nega Neighbors OF AMERICA SUPREME OFFICE ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS 61201 FRATERNAL LIFE INSURANCE SINCE 1895 f 'll U - .|L ORION FLOWER AND :j4 iE 526-3503 Orion, Illinois Say it with Flowers. F.T.D. Wire Service GODFREY’S JEWELERS Artcarved Diamond Rings Milan, Illinois THOMAS PAINT STORE 222—4th Street West Milan, Illinois Phone 787-2021 Custom Color Service Minnesota-Paints Kyanize Paints MAX G. LARSON All Lines Of Insurance O.T. LARSON AGENCY Milan, Illinois Phone 787-1315 R I FEED MANUFACTURERS Orion, Illinois Phone 526-8323 194 HUNTER’S CAMERA SHOP Color Processing by Eastman Kodak Photo Supplies—Hallmark Cards Gifts and Photo Albums Kodak and Polaroid Cameras 1619 Second Avenue Rock Island, Illinois Phone 788-5126 “We Sell the Best and Service the Rest” NORTON’S FOOD CENTER Ko lt Rutland Typewriter Company Since 1916 Orion, Illinois 1608 Second Avenue Phone 526-3322 ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS ANDY COOK, Owner THE ATHLETIC SHOP DOTSON JEWELERS 1825 3rd Avenue, Rock Island Phone: 786-0321 Phone 788-6644 Your family sporting store Complete sporting line 1710-3rd Avenue Rock Island, Illinois 61201 Check our prices first (and remember) if we don’t have it, Dartel (Bud) Dotson We can get it for you! A. D. HUESING CORPORATION 527 - 37th Avenue ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS BOTTLERS OF. PEPSI-COLA TEEM NESBITTS MOUNTAIN DEW 195 MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA One of the Nation’s Leading Fraternal Life Insurance Organizations Home Office- Rock Island, Illinois MACE CHEMICAL SUPPLY COMPANY DeSCHEPPER PACKING CO. Knoxville Road Milan, Illinois Telephone 787-1846 WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM KILLING PROCESSING Janitor Supplies, Cleaning Materials, and Maintenance Equipment 207-09 E. 2nd Street Dial 322-4012 Davenport, Iowa TEMPLE’S SPORTING GOODS 45 years of Service and Satisfaction 196 1524—6th Avenue Moline, Illinois IHrSKFBGOOD TMESS VSHXKEY’S O,� , TH£ fUN COME AS DAVENPORT 37th and Brady PHONE 326-5151 (almost) Telephone 787-5490 DOLL-LAIN Porcelain and Ceramic Studio Classes in Porcelain and Ceramic Doll Draping Green ware Maureen Nalevanko 308 W. 4th Are. Milan, Illinois 61264 Solly Sty 332 1ST AVE. WEST, MILAN, ILLINOIS complete wig service open 6 days a week - evening by appt. 787-2112 Peg Walker Mardie Gooch Sandy Gitchel Sally Grchan big on value big on fashion . . . very! C%_' THE PACE SETTER (cM(%be's of Rock Island Downtown Davenport Downtown Clinton Orchard Center, Moline PETERSEN HARNED VON MAUR New classes start in June. ALPHA T.V. AND APPLIANCES R.C.A., Zenith, Panasonic R.C.A. Whirlpool Appliances Phone 529-4221 Alpha Illinois CELE WHAN ACADEMY OF BEAUTY INC. 4619-34th Street Rock Island, 111. 786-8446 786-9862 Start a New Life! If you’re disappointed or undecided about the direction your life is taking we have good news. We can open the door to a new career for you. Office Phone 582-2542 Home Phone 582-7559 DON R. VICKREY AGENCY FARMERS STATE BANK OF ALPHA Phone 529-4361 Real Estate—Insurance—Mutual Funds 107 S.E. Second Street Member F.D.I.C. Aledo, Illinois 61231 “We Don’t Want All The Business, Just Yours” Alpha Illinois Compliments of SPENCER’S HARDWARE Tackles Ammunition ART LEE’S LUNCH Bait Guns Sherrard Illinois Books Gift Items Matherville Illinois CLARK FEED SUPPLY CO. Compliments of STANDARD OIL FARM AND HOME SERVICE Aledo Phone 582-7285 Illinois Your Purina Dealer Orion, Illinois 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 ROCK ISLAND SPORT SHOP “The Finest in Year Around Sporting Goods” One Hour Service 794-1100 Sheraton Rock Island Motor Inn, Rock Island, Illinois Compliments of DA-MAR AUTO SUPPLY, INC. R H JOHNSON LUMBER CO. ALPHA READY MIX CO. 2528 Fifth Avenue Rock Island, Illinois 788-7418 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. 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