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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

Table of Contents u u ii Li u i u i Friends Are for Giving and Sharing. . . 5 r CtM, : W A Friends Are for Helping Friends Are for Listening. . . Top Ten Seniors Top: Dorrie Boens—Top Ten, National Honor Society. Top far right: Kathy DePorter—Top Ten, National Honor Society. Middle center: Donna Carlson—Top Ten, National Honor Society. Middle center: Tammy Spongier—Top Ten, National Honor Society. Top center left: Dan McManus-Top Ten, National Honor Society, Valedictorian. Left: Terry Henry—Top Ten, National Honor Society, Salutatorian. Bottom far left: Judy Robb—Top Ten, National Honor Society. Above: Mary McManus—Top Ten, National Honor Society. Bottom center left: Bonnie Ziemer—Top Ten, National Honor Society. Left: Barb Wilkins—Top Ten. 15 Senior Senators: Rod Tolley, Mary McManus—Treasurer, Donna Myers, Donna Carlson—Vice-President, Dome Boens, Rich Reed, Nick Hultgren—President, Tammy Spengler, Renee Hansen, Kathy DePorter—Sec- retary. 16 Far left: Jim Erickson— Boys’ State. Center left: Donna Carlson— Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. Left: Joann Granger, Tammy Spengler, Terry Henry, Steve Castrey, Randy McWhorter, Ken Thompson—Four Years’ Perfect Attendance. 17 DOUGLAS RAYMOND BONICK Chess Club: Basketball: Varsity Club. DAN RALPH GRESCH Play Cast One Play: Paw Prints. ANNETTE CHRISTINE MYERS FHA, Treas. Sr. Yr.: Pep Club; Back- stage One Play. DONNA JO MYERS FHA, Public Relations Soph. Yr., Treas. Jr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Yearbook Staff, Advertising Manager and Jr. High Editor; Senate, Sr. Yr.; Pom Pon. JAMES MICHAEL HARTMAN Track; Football; Basketball. LARRY STEVEN COYNE FFA, Sentinel Jr. Yr.; Senate, Fresh. Yr.; COE Club; Football; Wrestling; Varsity Club. JAN MARIE ZIMMERMAN Chorus; FHA; SAE, V. Pres. Sr. Yr.; French Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff. JULIE ANN PEEBLER FHA, Historian Soph. Yr.; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff. DEBERA LYNN WILSON Art Club; FHA; SAE; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Library Club, Dist. V. Pres. Jr. Yr., Dist. Pres. Sr. Yr.; Backstage One Play. CYNTHIA LEE WILSEY Art Club; FHA. DANIEL DALE DRAPER Industrial Arts Club; COE Club. PATRICIA LANORE MUELLER Art Club; Band; Chorus; FHA, V. Pres, of Projects Soph. Yr., Sec. Jr. Yr., Pres, and Section 2C Treas. Sr. Yr.; SAE; Pep Club, Sec.-Treas. Jr. Yr., and Pres. Sr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertis- ing Staff; $30 Club; Thespians; Drama Club; Backstage Four Plays. TOM A. KAMMERMAN Track; Football; Wrestling; Varsity Club; Paw Prints. TAMARA SUE SPENGLER FHA; SAE; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; J30 Club; Yearbook Staff, Sports Editor; Senate, Soph. Yr. (Sec.), Jr. Yr. (Treas.), and Sr. Yr.; All School Sen- ate, Soph. Yr. (Vice-Pres.), and Jr. Yr.;Pom Pon, Capt. Jr. Yr.; Home- coming Attendant, Soph, and Jr. Yr.; Four Years’ Perfect Attendance; Top Ten; National Honor Society. DONNA LYNN CARLSON Art Club; Band, Sec. Fresh. Yr., Treas. Soph. Yr.; Chorus; FHA, V. Pres, of Degrees Jr. Yr., Historian Sr. Yr.; SAE, Treas. Soph. Yr., Sec. Jr. Yr. and Pres. Sr. Yr.; French Club, Sec.-Treas. Soph. Yr.; Pep Club, Sec. Soph. Yr.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Yearbook Staff, Activities Co-Editor; Thespians; Playcast Four Plays, Backstage One Play; Senate, Fresh., Soph., Jr., and Sr. Yr. (V. Pres.); All School Senate, Sr. Yr. (Sec.); Cheerleader, Capt. Sr. Yr.; Homecoming Attendant Sr. Yr.; ACT Semifinalist; Top Ten; National Honor Society, Pres.; Betty Crocker Award. MICHAEL JAY MILLINGTON Play Cast Two Plays; Top Ten; ACT Semifinalist. KARAN PALMER ADAMS Chorus; FHA; Pep Club. DAVID JAMES MILLER Band; Paw Prints, Editor, Sr. Yr.; French Club; Wrestling; Athletic Man- ager, Track, Wrestling, and Football; Varsity Club. RANDAL JAMES McWHORTER Pep Club; Homecoming Attendant, Soph, and Jr. Yr.; COE Club, Sec.- Trcas. Sr. Yr.; Four Years’ Perfect Attendance; Track; Football. STEVEN WILLIAM CASTREY Industrial Arts Club, Reporter; Four Years’ Perfect Attendance; COE Club; Football. DEBRA LOUISE DAVISON FHA, V. Pres, of Recreation Jr. Yr.; FFA; COE Club. MICHAEL LEE HARKER FFA; Football; Athletic Manager, Football, Wrestling, Track. TIMOTHY DOSS WINN Art Club; Chess Club; Pep Club; In- dustrial Arts Club; COE Club; Track; Wrestling. DOREEN KAY STOCKWELL FHA; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; COE Club. SAMUEL JON BENNETT GARY EARL MARTIN TERESA LOUISE KINSEY Chorus; FHA, V. Pres, of Projects Jr. Yr., Sec. Sr. Yr.; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Senate, Fresh., Soph., and Jr. Yr.; Pom Pon. TIMMY EDWARD PHELPS Chess Club; Football. MARK E. HAMERLINCK FFA, V. Pres. Sr. Yr., DeKalb Award. MARCUS JOHN BARAKS Band; Paw Prints; French Club; Bas- ketball; John Philip Sousa Award. MARTIN DALE HAMERLINCK FFA: COE Club: Football. SHAREE ANN M1NTEER Chorus; French Club; Pep Club; COE Club. ROGER DALE JACOBS I MARY CATHERINE ANN McMANUS Chorus; FHA, Representative Soph. Yr., Point Chairman Sr. Yr.; French Club, Pres. Sr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Adver- tising Staff; S30 Club; Senate, Soph. Yr. (Treas.), Jr. Yr., and Sr. Yr. (Treas.); All School Senate, Soph, and Sr. Yr.; Pom Pon; Top Ten; National Honor Society. BONNIE SUE ZIEMER FHA; SAE; French Club: Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; S30 Club: Thespians, Recorder Jr. Yr.; Drama Club; Play- cast Three Plays: Backstage One Play; Senate, Fresh. Yr. (Treas.); All School Senate, Fresh. Yr.; Top Ten; National Honor Society; ACT Semifinalist. JERRY BURKE HESS Chess Club RENEE ANN HANSEN Flag Bearer Jr. Yr.; FHA; French Club; Pep Club; Thespians, V. Pres. Jr. Yr.; Play Cast Three Plays; Backstage Two Plays; Senate, Jr. Yr. (Sec.) and Sr. Yr.; All School Senate, Jr. Yr. DEBORAH LYNN DEAN Art Club; French Club; Yearbook Staff, Assistant Senior Class Editor. DIANE LYNN LAMB Chorus; FHA, V. Pres, of Public Rela- tions Sr. Yr.; French Club; Pep Club; Backstage One Play; Senate, Fresh, and Jr. Yr.; Cheerleader; Homecoming At- tendant, Fresh. Yr. SALLY JO H1NTERMEISTER French Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; $30 Club; Yearbook Staff, Stu- dent Life Editor; Backstage One Play; Senate, Jr. Yr. GAIL LYNN O’BRIEN Art Club; Band; FHA; SAE; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff. MARY LOU JOYNER Art Club; Band; Ivy Tower Advertis- ing Staff; $30 Club; Library Club, Sec. Sr. Yr. KATHLEEN ANN DePORTER Chorus; FFA; French Club; Pep Club, Pres.-Elect Jr. Yr.; Ivy Tower Adver- tising Staff; $30 Club; Backstage One Play; Senate, Soph. Yr., Jr. Yr. (Pres.), and Sr. Yr. (Sec.); All School Senate, Jr. and Sr. Yr.; Cheerleader; Pom Pon, Capt. Jr. Yr.; ACT Semifinalist; Junior Marshall; DAR; Top Ten; National Honor Society. KENNETH THOMPSON Four Years’ Perfect Attendance GARY ALAN SHAFER Industrial Arts Club; COE Club; Foot- ball. JUDITH ANN ROBB Art Club; FHA, Point Chairman Jr. Yr., V. Pres. Sr. Yr.; SAE; Pep Club; $30 Club; Yearbook Staff, Underclass- men Editor; Backstage One Play; Top Ten; National Honor Society. DEBBIE JO NEUMANN RODNEY LEROY TOLLEY French Club; Pep Club; Senate, Soph. Yr. (Pres.), and Sr. Yr.; All School Senate, Soph. Yr. (Treas.); Football, 1st Team All Conference Jr. and Sr. Yr., Honorable Mention All Western Illinois Jr. Yr., 1st Team All Western Illinois, Captain Sr. Yr.; Basketball, 1st Team All-Conference Jr. and Sr. Yr., Honorable Mention All Western Illinois Jr. Yr., Special Mention Little All State Sr. Yr., Captain Sr. Yr.; Varsity Club, Vice-President Sr. Yr.; SAR. RODNEY JOE N AGELMILLER Industrial Arts Club JIM ERICKSON FFA, Sec. Jr. Yr., Treas. Sr. Yr.; Boys’ State Delegate; Football, Special Men- tion All-Conference Sr. Yr.; Basketball; Varsity Club, Sec. Sr. Yr. RICHARD G. REED Pep Club; Backstage One Play; Senate, Fresh, and Sr. Yr.; Industrial Arts Club; Football; Varsity Club. DOROTHY ELIZABETH TEUFEL Library Club KEVIN D. MILLER Pep Club; Paw Prints; French Club, V. Pres. Soph, and Jr. Yr.; Senate, Fresh Yr. (Pres.), Soph. Yr., and Jr. Yr.; All School Senate, Fresh. Yr.; Homecoming King; Football, 1st Team All Conference Soph., Jr., and Sr. Yr., 3rd Team (Jr. Yr.) and 1st Team (Sr. Yr.) All Western Illinois, Special Mention Little All State Jr. and Sr. Yr., Captain Jr. and Sr. Yr.; Basket- ball, 1st Team All Conference Soph, Jr., and Sr. Yr., 3rd Team (Soph Yr.), 2nd Team (Jr. Yr.) All Western Illinois, Spe- cial Mention Little All State Jr. and Sr. Yr., Captain Jr. and Sr. Yr.; Varsity Club, Treas. Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; Junior Marshall. ROBIN MARIE ROWE Chorus; Pep Club. LINDA JEAN GOWEY Chorus; FHA; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; COE Club. DANIEL MARTIN McMANUS FFA, Reporter Jr. Yr., State Farmer, Star Chapter Farmer Sr. Yr.; French Club; ACT Semifinalist; Football; Basketball, Special Mention All Conference, Sr. Yr.; Varsity Club; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Valedictorian. DALE JOHN HEIAR Chorus; FFA, V. Pres. Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; Basketball; Wrestling. JAMES ANTON RIES Chorus; Pep Club; Chess Club; Thespians; Drama Club; Playcast Two Plays, Back- stage One Play; ACT Semifinalist; Track, School Record in Triple Jump Jr. Yr.; Football, 1st Team All Conference Jr. and Sr. Yr.; Basketball, Special Men- tion All Conference, Sr. Yr.; Varsity Club. RICK MILFORD SHAW NICHOLAS DEAN HULTGREN Chorus; French Club; Pep Club; Sen- ate, Pres. Sr. Yr.; All School Senate, Pres. Sr. Yr.; Homecoming Attendant Fresh, and Sr. Yr.; Track; Football, 1st Team and Honorable Mention All Conference Jr. and Sr. Yr., 2nd Team All Western Illinois Sr. Yr., Captain Sr. Yr.; Basketball; Wrestling, Confer- ence Champ Jr. Yr., Most Points Sr. Yr.; Varsity Club, Treas. Sr. Yr. JOHN E. DENNIS JR. Art Club; Chess Club, Scc.-Treas. Sr. Yr.; Pep Club; Track; Football, Spe- cial Mention All Conference Sr. Yr.; Varsity Club. MARY LINN SMITH Art Club; Band; FHA; SAE; Pep Club; 130 Club; Tri-Mic. JENNIE MARIE BLEUER Art Club, Sec.-Treas. Sr. Yr.; Chorus; FHA, V. Pres, of Projects Sr. Yr.; Pep Club; SAE; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff. ROBIN LEE FULTON Library Club, Parliamentarian Sr. Yr. DORRIE ANN BOENS FHA, Representative Fresh. Yr., V. Pres, of Degrees Soph. Yr., and V. Pres. Jr. Yr.; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; $30 Club; Yearbook, Activities Co-Editor; Sen- ate, Soph. Yr. (V. Pres.), Jr. Yr. (V. Pres.), and Sr. Yr.; All School Senate, Soph, and Jr. Yr. (Sec.); Cheerleader, Captain Sr. Yr.; Homecoming Queen; FFA Chapter Sweetheart; Top Ten; National Honor Society. REX ALLEN PITMAN JOANN MARIE GRANGER FHA; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Yearbook Staff, Administration Editor; Backstage One Play; Four Years’ Perfect Attendance. CARLENE ANN CONRAD Art Club, V. Pres. Sr. Yr.; FHA; Back- stage One Play; Senate, Fresh, and Soph. Yr.; Pom Pon. VERONICA MARIA LAKTAS Chorus; FHA; SAE, V. Pres. Soph. Yr.; Chess Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Ad- vertising Staff; COE Club. JAMES C. BEAM FFA; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Industrial Arts Club; Football. JAMES WALLIS WATSON Band; FFA, Sentinel Sr. Yr.; Chess Club; Industrial Arts Club; Basketball. TERRENCE LYNN HENRY French Club; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Four Years’ Perfect Atten- dance; ACT Semifinalist; Salutatorian. BARBARA JEAN WILKINS Art Club; Top Ten. JOEL DENNIS Art Club; Chess Club, V. Pres. Sr. Yr.; Industrial Arts Club; Football; Varsity Club. DIANE ELIZEBETH BUCKWALTER Band; FHA; Pep Club; S30 Club; COE Club. DONALD EUGENE WHITE FFA, Sec. Sr. Yr. THOMAS EUGENE HARGRAVE ARLIN ROBERT ADAMEK DONNA MARIE PHILLIPS FHA: Pep Club; Library Club, Pres, Sr. Yr. REBECCA BALDWIN DOUGLAS ALLEN JOHNSON Chorus; FHA; Transferred from St. Katherine’s—Yearbook Staff and Jr. Class President. Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Senate, V. Pres. Fresh. Yr.; All School Senate, Fresh. Yr.; Football; Varsity Club. KIMBERLY ANN MATTER Chorus; SAE; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Yearbook Staff, Subscription Manager; Cheer- leader; Pom Pon. 32 33 Juniors 36 Debbie Brasmer Patty Crandall Mike Brewer Chuck Capan Steve Curry Mark Davis Ron Christian Carole Dawson Monte Cottrell Bonnie Coyne Geralyn Dhaemers Don Diehl 37 38 Brad Duty Tom Eddingfleld Jean Eiland Nicki Encapera Taina Erdmann Bob Erickson Kathy Falconer Mark Ferke! Dale Fisher Dallas Freeburg James Frew Lori Frowein Cherie Gaulcy Lisa Derby (Godby) Diane Gerleman Rick Gower Dolores Gray Annette Gresch Scott Guyton David Haysbrook DeAnn Hall David Hemphill Mike Hall Pat Hohl David Hamerlinck Greg Hudnall Michele Harker Les Hudnall Laura Huskey Jackie Hutson Brenda Isaacson Jan Jacobsen Jeff Johnson Terry Johnson Rod Kalinczak Kay Kindelsperger Doug Krahl Paul Lange Bill Lipton Kathy Lovelace Junior Senate Officers: Geralyn Dhacmers Treasurer Kathy McManus Secretary Kathy Swanson President Bill Lipton Vice-President 40 Top Five: Joel Basala, Bonnie Coyne, Brad Duty, Diane VanHook, Paul Lange. Rossiter Julie Schalk Rick Schmidt Mary Shields Kathy Swanson George Seaberg Debbie Slaight Wes Swanson Randy Seabloom Dan Sloan Gary Swinford Ron Semonis Diane St. Clair Sherry Swinford Jack Shelton Troy Swain Debbie Tatge Junior Senate: Ralph HI Basala, Brad Duty, David F Bryan Adams Rita Allen Brad Anderson Debbie Anderson Jeff Anderson Donald Anthony Frank Atkins Greg Baraks Kevin Basala Scott Beattie Wes Bemis Kevin Bennett Mark Bennett Ann Bergstrom Dan Bergstrom Keith Bleuer Gary Carlson Teena Bloomberg Kevin Carver Gerald Brown Brenda Child Sheri Brown Chris Clayton James Buxton Jim Cope 45 Tom Cottrell Tom DePortcr ig Coyne n DeVriendt 5 'W Dea Encapera Denise Erickson Ken Erickson Steve Erickson Theresa Fenton Marty Fiedler Joyce Floyd Cindy Foster Jill Crawford Dennis Cummings Juanita Daggett Lenley Davis Julie DeGreve Tammy Downey Dan Dufficld Ernie Dwyer John Dwyer Lorrie Eiland Doreen Moseley Jane Nolen Craig'Mueller Steve Pahl Tom Murphy Scott Palmer Chris Myers Leta Parchert Diana Myers Dianne Phillips David Hess Brenda Hicks Dave Hintermeister Keith Holdsworth Randy Hornback Traci Hudnall Carolyn Humphrey Tony Huskey Brad Johnson Doug Johnson Lisa Johnson Kathy Jordan George Keckler Faith Kemp Ellen Koob Don Krouse Ruth LaDue Clay Laffoon Linda Lambert Susan Lein gang Peggy Logston Karen McManus Michael Mahieu Todd Matter Dana Miller Pam Miller Dean Moreland Sophomore Senate: Faith Kemp, Cheri Reynolds, Buddy Wakcfield-President, Ron DcVricndt, Kevin Basala, Terry Reynolds-Vice-President, Brenda Shafer-Trcasurer, Doreen Moseley, Tom DcPorter-Secretary, Johnna Ries, Jay Pier- son, Ann Bergstrom, Ellen Koob, Elaine Harris, Dan Bergstrom. Peggy Preslar Sue Presson Lynn Prosser Brian Redpath Cheri Reynolds Terry Reynolds Tony Reynolds Johnna Ries Shirene Riesebicter Darren Rind Jack Sosbec Mamie Stevenson Brian Taylor Carolyn Thompson Jerry Tyler Buddy Wakefield Carolyn Wangelin Charles Warner Doris Weatherly Faith Weighall Laura Weihler Patty Welch Mike White Lisa Wilhelm John Wilson Carl Wood Diane Yeater Dinah Young 51 52 Cindy Byers Karen Crenshaw Gail Adamek Brent Adams Mike Aguilar Laurie Anderson Melanie Anderson Gaig Bennett Pam Bennett Frank Beshears Jim Bird Debbie Bivens Ron Bodman Russ Brasmcr Mary Brock LarTy Buckwalter Roger Buckwalter Ron Calderone Ken Carter Diane Coyne Janet Coyne Phillip Crandall Walter Cutler Billie Darnell Joy dene Davis Debra DeToy Jeff Dhabalt Theresa Dhondt Ron Diehl Patty Dixon Dawnc Duty Fred Eddingficld Terry Falconer Ron Farr Eldon Freeze Greg Gauley John Granger Karen Guss Dianna Hainline Joyce Hajostek Lori Hall Dale Harmon Carmen Harroun Joanne Haysbrook Debbie Henry Edie Henry Sandy Henry Wanda Hicks Danny Hohl Karen Hohl Rick Holdsworth Kent Hufford Richard J ochim Linda Hutchinson Eldon Johnson Kevin Isaacson Kirk Johnson A f „ 56 Kenny Moreland Cindy Moseley Gary Neal Connie O’Brien Mark Pappas Angie Parker David Parker Debbie Peebler Jim Pierson Kevin Popp Dena Koch Elizabeth Mahicu Peter Miller Debbie Kolar Jeff Mann Jill Minteer Kim Krahl Lori McCanna Scott Moffitt Tina Laktas Brenda McMaster Susan Morehouse Freshman Senators: Connie O’Brien, Karen Guss, Laurie Anderson—Treasurer, Tracy Rowe, Tina Laktas, Melanie Anderson, Nikki Wakefield—Secretary, Janet Coyne, Kathy Wadsworth, Lisa Young, Kevin Isaacson, Kirk Johnson—President, Scott Moffitt—Vice-President, Laurie Watson. 57 Tonya Rcdpath Robin Reed Karl Schrocder Theresa Seaberg Rod Shaw Brian Shclangouski Bob Shelton David Shields John Simmons David Sloan Allen Smith Barb Smith Tammy Smith Dan Spivey Mark Staley Kris Swanson 58 Tracy Rowe Debbie Seitz Lisa Swanson Andy Tiemann Randy True Jessica VanArsdale Lonnie VanHook David Vergane Dan Vogel Marc Volkman Kathy Wadsworth Nikki Wakefield Craig Warner Laurie Watson Lisa Weber James White Don Willis Tammie Winn Tina Wolfe Tracy Woodley Ben Wangelin David Wickcnburg Colleen Worton ROBERT WALLER—Superintendent WESLEY JOHANSEN-President WAYNE HOLDSWORTH-Secretary GERALD NELSON DUANE BRADEN WILLIAM WAGONER ELMER MUELLER DALE DOCHERTY 63 Right: LaRoyce Johnson—Secretary, Unit Office Below: Jan Dochterman—Secretary, Unit Office Above: Cooks—Joyce Rossi, Mabel Miller, Maxine Hamilton Right: Phyllis Reed—Unit Bookkeeper Many Hours of Hard Work Are Essential to Keep Our School in Operation Left: Delores Stockwell—Bus Driver Below: Arthur Hartman, Ralph Derby, John Carlson Bus Drivers: Row 1-Joe Curtin, Ralph Erickson, Kathy Kilcoin, Sandra Stearns, Jim Johansen. Row 2- Robert Jackson, Fred Martens. William Heimann, Kenny Huggins, Kenny Coyne, Wayne Lovelace, Art King, Raymond Jinks. Absent—Bernice Bloomquist. We Are Always Ready to Lend a Helping Hand GERRY GRANGER-Secretary, High School Office HELEN KETTERING—Secretary to Mr. Billups 66 Far left: HARRY BILLUPS Principal, Co-Sponsor Na- tional Honor Society. Left: LARRY ROSE Band, S.A.E. Sponsor. Left: VICKI WASSENHOVE-Art I, II, Art Club Sponsor. Above: MARY KAE WATTENICK-Chorus. 67 English Department Adds New Nine- Week Mini Courses Above left: ELIZABETH VIERLING-Librarian, Library Club Sponsor. Above: CYNTHIA BOILEAU—English I, II, Reading, Freshman Senate Sponsor. Right: CANDACE MILLINGTON-English II, Acting, Poetry, Debate, Thespian Club Sponsor. 68 Center: CAROL FORNAN- DER—Jr. High Chorus, Legend, Mythology, English 11, Sci- ence Fiction, Mystery, Research Writing, Junior Senate Sponsor. Left: CHARLES SWEGLE French I, II, III. IV, Pep Club, Cheerleader and French Club Sponsor. Left: MARGARET HARRIS—Humor, Popular Non-Fiction, Business Eng- lish, Journalism I, II, Creative Writing, Shakespeare, Minority Literature, Paw Prints and Junior Senate Sponsor. 69 Above: LINDA HOOD—English I, American Literature, Drama, Novella, Freshman Senate Sponsor. Experiments Make Classes More Interesting I Above left: ART KING-Geo- metry. Chemistry, Algebra II, Physics, Trig.-Adv. Math, Con- cessions and Science Club Spon sor. Above right: ROBERT WEB- ER—Biology, Algebra I, Intro- duction to Physical Science, Freshman Senate Sponsor. Right: JOHN BETHARD-Bio- logy, Advanced Biology, All- School Senate Sponsor. 70 Left: MARTA TUCKER—Introduction to Alge- bra. Algebra 1, Geometry, S.A.E. Sponsor. Below: JOEL BRUNSVOLD—Introduction to Physical Science. Jr. Varsity Football, Track, Freshman Senate Sponsor. 71 Cooperative Work Program Is Added to the Vocational Program atS.H.S. Top: DAVID STURGIS—General and Abnormal Psy- chology, Vocational Ed. Coordinator, C.O.E. Club Sponsor. Above: JACKIE WEESE-Jr. High Shop, Shop I, Metals I and II, Welding, Mechanical Drafting, Indus- trial Arts Club and Sophomore Senate Sponsor. Above: ANNE HOLDSWORTH-Jr. High Home Ec., Foods I and II, Child Care, Decorative Textiles, F.H.A. Sponsor. Middle left: KEITH LUND- Building Trades Left: PATRICIA PEARSON —Jr. High Home Ec., Home Ec. I, Sewing I and II, Interior Design, Sophomore Senate and F.H.A. Sponsor. Left: WILLIAM HEIMANN—Jr. High Shop, Shop I, Wood Shop, Electronics, Architectural Drafting, Industrial Arts Club and Senior Senate Sponsor. Above: DONALD FRY—Jr. High Ag., Ag. I and II, Welding, Farm Planning, Ag. Construc- tion, Ag. Mechanics, Ornamental Horticulture, F.F.A. and Senior Senate Sponsor. 73 Right: ROBERT JACKSON-Drivcrs’ Education. Athletic Director. Below: DALE MAYNARD-Jr. High P.E., General Math, Business Law, Economics, Varsity Foot- ball Assistant, 8th Grade Basketball. Senior Senate and Chess Club Sponsor. Bottom: PHILLIP MINNECI U.S. History, World History, Constitution, Jr. Varsity Football As- sistant, Wrestling Assistant, Senior Senate Sponsor. 74 Top: DAVID RIDENOUR—U.S. History, Constitution, Civics, Current Events, Geography, Sociology, Track Assistant, Junior Senate Sponsor. Above: WAYNE DESUTTER-Boys’ P.E., Varsity Football and Wrestling. Left: CORALYN DUHLSTINE—Jr. High P.E., Girls’ P.E., Pom Pon and Sophomore Senate Sponsor. 75 Business Education Prepares Students for the Future rrMWdlTfK IfTBOMO eeoeoooGOG ooooooooooo pJB I ooooeooooeo Ft © oooooooo o o € Above: WILLIAM WINTERS- Bookkeeping. General Business, Consumer Education, Sopho- more Senate Sponsor. Above right: JOYCE WINTERS —Typing I, Office Practice, Shorthand, Yearbook Sponsor. Right: LARRY SCHULTE-Var- sity Basketball, Guidance Coun- selor, Co-sponsor National Honor Society. 76 Sherrard Nips Rockridge 78 Row 1—Rick Runge, Jack Dennis, Jeff Perry, Bob Erickson. Manager Jim Erickson, Joel Basala, J. C. Mike Brewer, Coach DeSutter. 7-3 for Cornbelt Crown Sherrard Shcrrart! Sherrttftl Sherrard Sherrard Slicrrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard 1 J Varsity Scores if n Monmouth Forrest Orion Atkinson' Winola , Alwojrd Wystnicr Cambridge 'Rock ridge V 12 Illinois Class 2- Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Rick Semmens, Joe Dennis. Row 2—Steve Curry, Ralph Haynes, Tom Calderone, Rod Tolley, Kevin Minch, Tom Eddingfield, Dave Basala. Row 3—Manager Pat McKinley, Manager Terry Wilkins, David Hemphill, Doug Krahl, Chuck Capan, Frank Weber, Beam, Manager Bill Lipton. Row 4—Coach Maynard, Rich Reed, Nick Hultgren. Brad Duty, Kevin Miller, Jim Ries, Larry Adam 80 Sherrard, Alexis in 2A clash BANQUET AWARDS Most Valuable Back—Rod Tolley Most Valuable Lineman—Kevin Miller Most Improved—Jim Erickson Most Tackles—Nick Hultgren WE’RE NO. 1 . . . This was the cheer that was heard at many of the SHS football games this season. SCORING STATS Rod Tolley gained 1315 yards this season with a total of 26 touchdowns making a total of 156 points. Kevin Minch gained 1110 yards with 12 touchdowns making a total of 72 points. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Rod Tolley had the most touchdowns in a regular season —19. He had the longest punt return of 91 yards. Rod tied the record of the longest kickoff re- turn—85 yards. He also tied the record of most carries in one game, which was 31 times. Nick Hultgren had the most tackles in a regular season-154. LITTLE ALL STATE TEAM- Kevin Miller—Special Mention. ALL WESTERN ILLINOIS- FIRST TEAM-Kevin Miller, Rod Tolley. ALL WESTERN ILLINOIS- SECOND TEAM-Nick Hultgren, Kevin Minch. ALL CONFERENCE OF- FENSE—Brad Duty, Jim Ries, Kevin Miller, Rod Tolley, Kevin Minch. ALL CONFERENCE DE- FENSE—Tom Eddingfield, Kev- in Miller, Nick Hultgren, Kevin Minch, Rod Tolley, Dave Hemphill. HONORABLE MENTION— Frank Weber. SPECIAL MENTION—Jim Erickson, Jack Dennis. t0L’R KIDS HAVE nothing to be ashamed of.'' DeSutter said afterwards. There were two super teams out there to- day and. unfortunately, one of them had to lose I just finished telling the kids they were tiie greatest bunch of guys I've ever coached and they can hold their heads high when they leave the locker room. 1 never dreamed we'd have the season we did. and I'm reallv pleased it turned out as well as it did There's a lot of schools in the state that you Id have loved to have gone 11-1 this year.” 82 Far left: Rod Tolley-Tri Captain, Of- fensive Halfback, Defensive Safety. Left: Kevin Miller—Tri Captain, Offen- sive and Defensive End. Center left: Nick Hultgren—Tri Cap tain, Offensive Fullback, Defensive Line- backer. Center: Jim Ries—Offensive Tackle, De- fensive End. Above: Jim Erickson—Offensive Guard, Defensive Safety. Far left: Jack Dennis—Offensive Guard. Left: J. C. Beam—Offensive Guard, De- fensive Linebacker. 83 J. V. Cheerleaders Sue Presson. Captain Janet Coyne Lori Hall Dianna Hainline Ellen Koob ¥d Shcrrard Sherfard J. V. SCORES 0 iClonmoutlr' 20 1i 1 5 Forreston k Shcrrard 15 Shfrrard 20 Sherrard 34 Sherrard SherrardV| 34 Sherrard S Shprrard (p FROSH Sherrard 16 Sherrard , 20 {?herrard 24 Sherrard ,djB' 30 X V inola Alwood Cambridge1 Rockri lgl « -1 Row 1—Mark Bennett, Ron De- Pierson, Scott Moffitt, Ron Cald- field, Delbert Henry, Chuck Warn- ci. Row 4—Coach Brunsvold, Dan Defense Vriendt. Jim Pierson, Ron Bodman, Dale Harmon. Rich Jochim, Greg Gauley, Ron Diehl, Dave Parker. Row 2-Coach Miers, Jay erone. Brad Anderson, John Granger, Jim Bird, Dan Vogel, Buddy Wakefield, Lenley Davis, Randy True. Row 3-Fred Edding- er. Kevin Basala. Frank Beshears, Dave Sloan, Dan Spivey, Neal Gauley, Doug Coyne, Marty Fiedler, Bob Shelton, Coach Minne- Hohl. Craig Mueller, Scott Hall. Marc Volkman, Jerry Brown, Kevin Bennett, Tom DePorter, Gary Carlson, Craig Warner. Is Key to Frosh-Soph Wins 85 '74 Track Team eason Record Winola Sherrard Alexis Relays- Aledo Relays— Sherrard 55 Sherrard 73 Fresh-Soph Conference—Sherrard 3 Varsity Conference—Sherrard „15 108 86 New Records: Tony McCubbin broke his own record of last year in the 330 low hurdles. Old—42.6 seconds New—41.8 seconds Jim Ries broke the triple jump record of Chuck Pappas. Old-38’6” New-39’9” 87 Times and Field Events Show Much Improvement as the Season Progresses Row 1-Manager Terry Wilkins, Brad Duty, Marty Fiedler, Jack Dennis, Bob Erickson, Kevin Minch, Neal Gauley, Bob Mooney, Manager Pat McKinley. Row 1 -Coach Joel Brunsvold, Manager Craig Mueller, Richard Semmens, Delbert Henry, Jim Ries, David Anderson, Ron Christian, Dana Miller, Richard Runge, Coach Dave Ridenour. 90 Row 1—David Basala—Manager, David Hemphill, Dan McManus, Mark Minteer, Rod Tolley, Kevin Minch, Joel Basala, Pat McKinley-Manager. Row 2—Terry Wilkins—Manager, John McManus, Jim Ries, David An- derson, Kevin Miller, Brad Duty, Dale Heiar, Chuck Capan, Jim Erickson, Coach Swanson, Coach Schulte. 94 Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard VARSITY SCORES Sherrar Sherrard Sherrard fkinson Orion Rockridge BANQUET AWARDS Most Free Throws—Rod Tolley Most Rebounds—Kevin Miller Best Defensive Player—Jim Ries VARSITY RECORDS Rod Tolley had the most points in a regular season—460. He also had the most free throws—84 out of 108. Kevin Miller had the most rebounds in a regular season—138 offensive, 225 de- fensive. 95 Senior Veterans Propell Tigers to Regional Title Top right—Kevin Miller, Center, First Team All Conference, Special Mention Little All State. Right—Jim Ries, Forward, Special Men- tion All Conference. Far right—Rod Tolley, Guard, First Team All Conference, Special Mention Little All State. Below—Dan McManus, Guard, Special Mention All Conference. Bottom center—Dale Heiar, Forward. Bottom right—Jim Erickson, Forward. 96 The 1975 basketball season opened with the Tigers dropping an over-time thriller to the state-ranked Riverdale Rams. The team then won six straight games, including a convincing 68-60 victory over arch-rival Rockridge. After defeating Bushnell-Prairie City in the opening game of the Macomb Holiday Tournament, the Tigers were derailed by another highly regarded and state-ranked team, the Quincy Catholic Raiders. De- spite the loss to Quincy, Kevin Miller was able to tie the single game tournament rebound record with an amazing 22 re- bounds. Kevin was also named to the all- tourney team. Sherrard played in the finals of the Cornbelt Conference Tournament for the third straight year. However, Rockridge avenged their earlier loss to the Tigers by claiming the Tourney Championship by a score of 64-54. The loss to the Rockets in the Con- ference Tourney served to send the ram- paging Tigers off to another lengthy win- ning streak. The Sherrard five ripped off eight straight games and were well on their way to winning the conference championship. One of the highlights of the winning streak was Kevin Miller’s breaking of Dave Miller’s career scoring record. Kevin surpassed the fifteen year old standard of 1,313 points during the Alwood game on January 24th. Sherrard’s final regular season loss came at the hands of the second place Cambridge Vikings. The 73-70 loss to Cambridge was the only black mark on our final conference record of 13 wins and one loss. The Tigers concluded their regular sea- son with a smashing 95-47 win over the Alwood Aces. The 95 points scored by the Tigers established a new school record. The Cornbelt Conference Champions entered Regional Tournament play with a sparkling overall record of 19 wins and 4 losses. 97 —Larry Schulte Desire Is Key to J. V s Success The 1974-75 Frosh-Soph basket- ball team can be summed up in one word, desire. Ever since the first practice, there has been this desire and hustle to achieve team improve- ment. All 26 members have contri- buted greatly to our success. Many times throughout the season we have been down, but these guys just wouldn’t give up. This is the key to why this season has been a very ex- citing and gratifying one for myself and everyone involved. —Dave Swanson J.V. SEASONAL RECORDS Most Points—Buddy Wakefield (305). Highest Free Throw Percentage—Buddy Wakefield (72%-37 out of 51). Highest Field Goal Percentage—Gary Carlson and Jerry Tyler (45%— 48 out of 107 and 108 out of 239 consecutively). Most Rebounds—Gary Carlson (176). J.V. SCORES 61 Rivcrdale 66 Atkinson 57 Monmouth 63 Rockridge 71 Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard 98 Row 1—Jay Pierson, Dan Bergstrom, Randy True, Jerry Tyler, Kevin Isaacson, Gary Neal, Jim Cope, Steve Erickson. Row 2—Craig Mueller—Manager, Kirk Johnson, Greg Gauley, Jim Pierson, Marty Fied- ler, Dave Vergane, Richard Jochim, Scott Moffitt, Dale Harmon, Karl Schroder-Manager. Row 3- Coach Swanson, Dennis Gerleman, Neal Gauley, Gary Carlson, Dan Hohl, Brad Johnson, Marc Volk- man, Scott Hall, Buddy Wakefield, Dan Spivey. J.V. Cheerleaders—Lori Hall, Dianna Hainline, Sue Presson—Captain, Ellen Koob, Janet Coyne. 99 Tigerettes Sparkle With New Pom Above: Co-captains Dana Wakefield and Tammy True and Sponsor Coralyn Duhlstine open the new pom pons the girls purchased. 100 Pons and Perfected Routines Row 1—Mary McManus, Ann Bergstrom, Tammy Spengler. Row 2—Tammy True—Co-captain, Diane VanHook, Kay Kindel- sperger, Brenda Isaacson, Brenda Shafer, Dana Wakefield—Co-captain. Row 3—Carlene Conrad, DeAnn Hall, Tina Laktas, Laurie Anderson, Kim Matter, Raelene Billups, Donna Myers, Kathy Swanson, Debbie Tatge. Row 4—Jill Minteer, Joyce Floyd. 101 Grapplers Take Second in Cornbelt Tourney INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS: Mike Brewer took first at 167 in the Cornbelt Tourney. Todd Matter and Nick Hult- gren took first at 105 and 185 respectively in the Mon- mouth Tourney. 102 B and C Teams: Row 1—Manager Bill Lipton, Bob Shelton, Jim Almquist, Jeff Perry, Brad Anderson, Mike Aguilar, Fred Ed- dingfield, Adam Miller, Manager Darren Rind. Row 2—Coach Minneci, John Granger, Ralph Haynes, Tom Eddingfield, Frank Weber, Dave Sloan, Terry Reynolds, Dan Vogel, Troy Swain, Coach DeSutter. 103 Mat Crawlers Sieze Third in Conference Above: Carole Dawson, KathyDePortcr, Donna Carlson—Captain. 104 f Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard lerrari Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard WRESTLING SCORES :k Hultgren placed second in the Si urneVM-k- will go on to State. There’s nothing in high school That brings on more fears Than competing in sports And games with our peers, Dodging and running Intent to defend, Fighting And struggling And hoping to win. 105 -f Tammy Spengler Sports Editor Donna Myers Advertising Manager Jr. High Editor Judy Robb Underclassmen Editor Donna Carlson Activities Co-Editor Friends, Hard work. Combine to Build Yearbook 108 and Imagination Pride in Our Dorrie Boens Activities Co-Editor Joann Granger Administration Editor Sally Hintermeister Student Life Editor Debbie Dean Assistant Sr. Editor 109 Freshmen Sell Magazines to Help the Yearbook for the First Time Below: Thirty Dollar Club-Gcralyn Dhacmers, Karen Wagoner, Pam Bennett, Linda Lambert, Kathy Lovelace, Karen McManus. Wanda Hicks. Bryan Adams, Darren Rind. Gail Adamek. Lisa Weber, Joanne Haysbrook, Jyla Frye, Brent Adams. Middle center: Junior Magazine Captains—Geralyn Dhaemers, Bonnie Coyne. Right: Freshmen Magazine Captains—Kathy Wadsworth, Melanie Anderson. EYBOARD ee 000 000 no Left: Thirty Dollar Club—Debbie Anderson, Jeff Mann, Brenda Shafer, Doreen Mose- ley, Kathy Jordan, Theresa Fenton, Raelcnc Billups, Sheri Brown, Randy True, Kathy Wadsworth. Below: Sophomore Magazine Captains Linda Lambert, Ellen Koob. Above: Thirty Dollar Club—Juanita Daggett, Debbie Kolar, Laurie Watson. Joydene Davis, Chcric Gauley, Karen Guss, Theresa Seaburg, Cheryl Wolfe, Kathy McManus, Steve Erickson, Lynn Gustafson, Diane Gcrlcman. Ill Students Top Previous Years by Selling $3,850 Below: Top Five Salcsmen-Tracy Rowe (SI 16.62), Kay Kindelsperger ($154.06), Patty Crandall ($167.89), Mark Minteer ($138.28), Keith Holdsworth ($160.99). Above: S100 Salesmen—Edie Henry, Kathy Swanson, Bonnie Coyne, Tonya Redpath, Doreen Braden, Laura Weihler. Left: Kim Matter—Subscription Manager. C.O.E. Members Are Learning, Earning, and Living amity FURMTURT STRIPPING SHo; Larry Adams Monte Adams Ron Boerson Diane Buckwalter Steve Castrey Larry Coyne Debbie Davison Dan Draper John Dwyer Jamie Frew Robin Fulton Linda Gowey Marty Hamerlinck Greg Hudnall President Les Hudnall Vice President Denny Hutchinson Rod Kaiinczak Veronica Laktas Randy McWhorter Sec.-Treas. Max Miller Sharee Minteer Butch Overton Ricky Schmidt Randy Seabloom Gary Shafer Dan Sloan Doreen Stockwell Jim Winn Tim Winn Jay Zimmerman Mr. Sturgis, Adv. Top left: The officers, Greg Hudnall, Les Hudnall, and Randy McWhorter, plan an appreciation banquet for the members’ employers. 113 Hawaiian Sunset Enchants the Evening Left: It was quite a surprise for Cindy, Charlie, Tim, Nan, Jeff, and Janet to become Sherrard’s first Prom Royalty. Center: Kevin seems ready and willing to help Diane out of the car. Bottom far left: For Rich and Brenda dancing sure can be fun. Bottom left: Jim and Bonnie had a delightful time at O’Melia’s before going to the prom. Center bottom: Danny and Joyce enjoy eating the sandwiches and punch which are being served. Bottom right: Jimmy looks on as Doreen chooses her memory book and orchid flown in from Hawaii. 115 Far left: Nick and Michele make a grand entrance into the prom. Left: Tammy and Randy admire the trophy be- fore entering the prom at the Elks Club. Center: For Denny and Debe, Rod and Patricia, it will be a night they will never forget. Bottom left: Senior wills, read by Kathy and Re- nee, are a delightful addition to the prom. Bottom right: Mark and Mary relax after eating a delicious meal. Below right: Library officers, Mary Lou Joyner, (Secretary-Treasurer), Monte Cottrell (Vice-President), Donna Phillips (President), get new books ready for circulation. Gail Adamek Joydene Davis Jackie Hutson Linda Krueger Carolyn Thompson Melanie Anderson Robin Fulton Valerie Johnson Sue Morehouse Laura Weihler Monte Cottrell Sue Fulton Mary Lou Joyner Donna Phillips Debe Wilson Karen Crenshaw Wanda Hicks Debbie Kolar Dorothy Teufel Dinah Young Marc Baraks Cindy Overton Dan Gresch Kevin Miller Tom Kammerman Robin Rowe David Miller, Editor Paw Prints— Tracks the Changing Student World 119 Pep Club Spirit Never Dies Laurie Anderson Dolores Gray Kathy McManus Theresa Seaburg Melanie Anderson Cindy Guss President Elect Brenda Shafer Jennie Bleuer Karen Guss Mary McManus Mary Smith Sheri Brown Elaine Harris Brenda McMaster Tammy Spengier Diane Coyne Jackie Hutson Doreen Moseley Debbie Tatge Patty Dixon Brenda Isaacson Trish Mueller Pam Tomlinson Dawne Duty Kathy Jordan President Tammy True Kathy Falconer Faith Kemp Scott Palmer Karen Wagoner Chris Fiedler Kay Kindelsperger Donna Phillips Secretary-Treasurer Joyce Floyd Tina Laktas Johnna Ries Carolyn Wangelin Cherie Gauley Laurie Lintner Judy Robb Cheryl Wolfe Diane Gerleman Kathy Lovelace Tracy Rowe Mr. Swegle—Sponsor 120 Varsity Lettermen Guide Less Experienced Athletes A new whirlpool was purchased by Varsity Club this year and a treatment room for athletic injuries was estab- lished. In addition, the members sold Shcrrard jackets to raise money and promote spirit. FRESHMAN Bob Wyant SOPHOMORES Scott Beattie Tom Calderone Tom DePorter Ron DeVriendt Marty Fiedler Todd Matter Rich Runge Rick Semmens JUNIORS Dave Anderson Dave Basala Joel Basala Mike Brewer Chuck Capan Steve Curry Brad Duty Tom Eddingfield Bob Erickson Ralph Haynes Dave Hemphill Doug Krahl Paul Lange Bill Lipton Pat McKinley John McManus Kevin Minch Mark Minteer Jeff Perry Frank Weber Terry Wilkins Matt Woodward SENIORS J. C. Beam Jack Dennis Jim Erickson Dale Heiar Nick Hultgren Tom Kammerman Dan McManus Kevin Miller Rich Reed Jim Ries Rod Tolley Mr. DeSutter Officers: Kevin Miller-President, Rod Tolley-Vice-President, Jimmy Erick- son—Secretary, Nick Hultgren—Treasurer. 121 Minds Are Strengthened and Skills Perfected in Chess Club Craig Bennett Russ Brasmer Larry Buckwalter Jim Cope Walter Cotier Jack Dennis Secretary-Treasurer J oe Dennis Vice-President Marty Fiedler Dennis Gerleman Scott Hall Jerry Hess Dave Hintermeistcr Kent Hufford Brad Johnson Bill Lipton President Pat McKinley Gary Neal Jim Ries Darren Rind Karl Schroeder Gary Swinford Dave Vergane Mr. Maynard Advisor Industrial Art Club Members Work on Fair Projects Bryan Adams Clay Laffoon Secretary Rod Nagelmiller Greg Baraks Sergeant at Arms Gary Carlson Jay Pierson Kevin Carver President Treasurer Brian Redpath Joe Dennis Tony Reynolds Dan Duffield Jack Sosbee Marty Fiedler Ken Thompson Scott Hall Vice-President Delbert Henry Jim Watson Reporter Carl Wood Doug Johnson Mr. Hiemann—Adv. Don Krouse 123 1974 Homecoming Celebrates a Harvest of Victories The 1974 King and Queen and Their Court Top Left: Seniors—Donna Carlson, Nick Hultgren Top right: Crownbearers—Stephanie Ziemer, Cary Marlow Above: Juniors—Karen Wagoner, Larry Adams Middle left: Sophomores—Cheri Reynolds. Kevin Basala Bottom left: Freshmen—Laurie Anderson, Scott Moffitt 127 Harvest Moon All School Senate Sponsors One of Our Best Homecomings In addition to the well planned and very successful 1974-75 Homecoming activities, this year’s All-School Senate worked hard to establish a student affairs week. This is to be a week of All-School Senate sponsored ac- tivities to promote student involvement at Sherrard High School. Donna Carlson Tom DePorter Secretary Terry Reynolds Kathy DePorter Brenda Shafer Nick Hultgren Buddy Wakefield President Vice-President Mary McManus Melanie Anderson Geralyn Dhaemers Kirk Johnson Bill Lipton Scott Moffitt Kathy McManus Nikki Wakefield Treasurer Mr. Bethard—Adv. Kathy Swanson 129 Fun Honors Activities Officers: Donna Carlson—Historian, Trish Mueller—President, Mary McManus— Point Chairman, Jennie Bleuer—V.P. of Projects, Edie Henry—Freshman Representa- tive, Carol Granger—Sophomore Representative, Debbie Davison—V.P. of Recrea- tion. Judy Robb—Vice-President. Teresa Kinsey—Secretary, Annette Myers—Treas- urer, Diane Lamb—V.P. of Public Relations, Carole Dawson—V.P. of Degrees. 130 Middle left: The Mother-Daughter Banquet gives Renee and her mom a chance to talk. Left: Jim Ries helps model clothes from several stores to add some entertainment to the Salad Luncheon. Bottom center: Kris Swanson, Julie Schalk, Melanie Anderson, and Diane Coyne are busy helping with the salads for the luncheon. Below: Serving refreshments at the Spring Style Show is the job of Veronica Laktas, Sherry Swinford, and DeAnn Hall. 131 Left: The officers begin the candlelight ceremony at the Mother-Daughter Banquet, being held at the Y.W.C.A. Bottom far left: Mrs. Holdsworth is surprised by a birth- day party given by the officers. Bottom center: Trish Mueller, our president, works very hard for the club. She also holds the office of Section 2C Treasurer. Bottom left: This year’s Big Brother. Dale Heiar, helps Mrs. Fornander as she models. FRESHMEN Nicki Encapera Laurie Anderson Diane Gerleman Melanie Anderson DeAnn Hall Diane Coyne Michele Harker Terri Falconer Jackie Hutson Joyce Hajostek Sherry Swinford Debbie Henry Pam Tomlinson Edie Henry Tammy True Sandy Henry Karen Wagoner Linda Hutchinson Theresa Wilson Rhonda Johnson Cheryl Wolfe Tina Laktas Kathy McManus Laurie Lintncr Kathy Swanson Kathy McMcckan SENIORS Debbie Peeblcr Jennie Blcuer Kris Swanson Dorrie Boens Kathy Wadsworth Donna Carlson Laurie Watson Carlene Conrad Tammie Winn Debbie Davison Lisa Young Joann Granger SOPHOMORES Renee Hansen Brenda Child Teresa Kinsey Jill Crawford Veronica Laktas Theresa Fenton Diane Lamb Joyce Floyd Mary McManus Jyla Frye Gale McMasters Carol Granger Trish Mueller Elaine Harris Annette Myers Karen McManus Donna Myers Pam Miller Karen Adams Diane Myers Julie Peebler Sue Presson Donna Phillips Lynn Prosser Judy Robb Carolyn Wangelin Mary Smith Diane Yeater Tammy Spengler JUNIORS Debe Wilson Patty Crandall Bonnie Ziemer Carole Dawson Jan Zimme man Left: These roses, given by Dale Heiar, President, are to honor our Chapter Sweetheart, Dorrie Boens. Below: Jim Erickson-Treasurer, 3rd in Farm Planning Contest. Below: Don White—Secretary. Left: Mark Hamerlinck—Vice-President, 1st in Farm Planning Contest, DeKalb Award. Above: Dan McManus—State Farmer, Star Chapter Farmer. 135 I Below: Foundation Award winners are Mark Hamerlinck-Crop and Soy- bean Production, Dale Heiar-Swine Production, Jim Erickson-Livestock Production and Section 4 winner in Poultry Production, Dan McManus— Beef and Corn Production, and Bill Lipton-Crop Speciality. STATE FARMER Dan McManus Duane Foster Wes Swanson CHAPTER FARMERS Jim Watson David Anderson Don White Jeff Anderson Mike White J.C. Beam GREENHANDS Tom Calderone Frank Beshears Doug Coyne Roger Buckwalter Larry Coyne Ron Calderone Dennis Cummings Ron Farr Ronald DeVriendt Rick Holdsworth Jim Erickson John Simmons David Hamerlinck Dan Spivey Jerry Hamerlinck Lisa Swanson Mark Hamerlinck Jim White Marty Hamerlinck David Wickenburg Dale Heiar Matt Woodward Denny Hutchinson Bill Lipton Mr. Fry—Sponsor 136 Raffling a Beef Carcass Proves Profitable The outstanding raffle ticket salesman was David Wickenburg, who sold almost twice as many tickets as any other member. Above: Kenny Coyne, a member of the Alumni Association, drove the truck for the Alumni Council in the Homecoming parade. The Council includes Dan Hciar, Mike Coyne—Secretary-Treasurer, Arlin Neumann—President, Rolland Johnson— Vice-President and Don Young. A savings bond was awarded by the Alumni Associa- tion to Ron DeVriendt with the best first year record book and Jim Watson who had the most improved set of records. Left: The F.F.A. boys enjoy the kiddy barn right along with the younger children. 137 Student Aetion for Education Student Aetion for Education understands the need for a more effective communication between teachers and students, the benefits of a sensitive and creative school environment, and the concerns of students for an education that meets both present and future needs. Our S. A. E. this year has been involved in many new and different activities. Some of our members became teacher’s assistants during their study halls or tutored at the various ele- mentary schools. Others were involved in an- swering questions students raised about school policy. A trip to tour the Blind and Deaf In- stitutes at Jacksonville was planned and a chance to go to convention was offered. Raelene Billups Linda Lambert Donna Carlson Liz Mahieu President Kim Matter Denise Erickson Doreen Moseley Kathy Falconer Patricia Mueller Diane Gerleman Lynn Prosser Secretary Johnna Ries Karen Gustafson Lisa Schurr DeAnn Hall Tammy Spengler Treasurer Diane VanHook Michele Harker Cheryl Wolfe Ellen Koob Jan Zimmerman Linda Krueger Vice-President 138 Damn Yankees 1974 Spring Musical Damn Yankees tells the story of a plump, middle-aged real estate salesman in Washington. D.C. who is an avid fan of his home town ball team. In a rash moment he murmurs that he’d “sell his soul to see the Washington Senators win the pennant from the damn Yankees.” At this moment the Devil appears and offers to make a deal with him: In return for his soul, he will transform him into a young and unbeat- able ballplayer. The real estate agent agrees but insists on an “escape clause” whereby at a certain date he will be re- stored to his former self. The Devil agrees. The unbelievable new player now called Joe Hardy, joins the Senators, and the team moves right to 2nd place in the League. But Applegate (the Devil) is secretly on the side of the Yankees. Hardy leams this and wants to exercise his “escape clause” and be returned to his former status at the side of his faithful wife. But Applegate employs the services of Lola, a ravishingly beautiful witch to tempt him into staying on the side of the Devil. However, Joe remains true to the wife he left behind. Lola breaks rules and falls in love with Joe. She then aids him in defeating the Devil. The Washington ball club emer- ges victorious and the real estate agent is restored to his wife. CAST Lola Sharon Tatge Joe Hardy Brad Duty Mr. Applegate Michael Millington Joe Boyd Pat McKinley Meg (Mrs. Boyd) Kathy Swanson Gloria Carole Dawson Senators’ Manager Jim Ries Washington Senators Rick Buchman Fans Steve Curry Chuck Capan Greg Wadsworth Lynn Prosser Commissioner Diane VanHook Lisa Schurr Bill Lipton Team Owner Ralph Haynes Upper left: “How would you like to be the greatest ball player ever known in the history of the world?” Left: “Good-bye old girl. Good-bye.” 139 142 R um pelstiltskin Cast Rumpelstiltskin—Renee Hansen Mother Hulda—Bonnie Ziemer Miller’s Daughter—Donna Carlsor Miller—Bill Lipton Miller’s Wife—Lynn Prosser Ingert—Greg Wadsworth Gothol—Pat McKinley King—Michael Millington King’s Son—Darren Rind Karen—Carole Dawson Ladies—Bonnie Coyne Kris Swanson Director—Mrs. Candace Millington Assistant Director—Patricia Muelle ONCE UPON A TIME there lived a poor Miller, who had a beautiful daughter. The King mistakenly thought the girl could spin straw into gold and ordered her to do so. “Either you spin and become Queen or you don’t and you die,” said the King. The poor girl did not know what to do. Sud- denly a little man appeared and offered to spin gold if she would give him her betrothal chain. When the King saw the gold he demanded more. The little man returned and accom- plished this feat two more times. The third time, however, the Miller’s Daughter had nothing left to give him, so he made her promise that she would give him the first child born to her after she became Queen. She had no choice but to agree. A year later a beautiful child was born and suddenly the dwarf again appeared. The Queen wept bit- terly, and the little man had pity on her. He made a bar- gain that if she could figure out his name she could keep her baby. She surprisingly found out his name and he was so shocked he flew to pieces. The King’s Son and the Queen and their baby lived happily ever after. 143 Above: The Millet’s Daughter cries, “But how can I give you the gift the King’s Son brought me?” Above Right: Karen is assured by the King that he will not leave the baby’s side. Middle Right: Gothol and Ingert tell all the strange names they ha e heard. Right: The Ladies of the court pledge to stay fast and watch the baby. 144 Thespians Enhance Christmas Choral Pageant Chuck Capan Pat McKinley Donna Carlson Mike Millington Carole Dawson Treasurer Brad Duty Patricia Mueller President Lynn Prosser Renee Hansen Jim Ries Secretary Vice-President Ralph Haynes Diane VanHook Historian Greg Wadsworth Bill Lipton Bonnie Ziemer Above left: Mike and Renee pose as Joseph and Mary for the Christmas Chorus Concert. Offstage Patricia and Scott Hall run lights. Above: Diane, Greg and Debbie try out for the cast of Rumpelstiltskin. Left: Some Thespian members discuss formal in- stallation. 145 Above: Everyone at the Christmas party is singing and beingjoyous as they ride the hayrack through the streets of Sherrard. Above right: French Monopoly is not only fun but learning, too. Above far right: One big day is set aside when everyone hurries to sign up for the French Club trip. Right: These girls admire the French- Canadian plaques hanging in the French room. Far right: The officers are Mary Mc- Manus-President, Brad Duty-Vice-Pres- ident, and Carole Dawson-Secretary- Treasurer. A ' 'jf 146 Brad Anderson Cindy Guss Brenda McMasters Laurie Anderson Lori Hall Kathy McMeekan Melanie Anderson Renee Hansen Pam Miller David Basala David Hemphill Peter Miller Frank Bcshears Debbie Henry Doreen Moseley Debbie Bivens Edie Henry Gary Neal Brad Blick Ruth Hergert Connie O’Brien Dorrie Boens Brenda Hicks Scott Palmer Doreen Braden David Hintermeister Angie Parker Sheri Brown Keith Holdsworth Lynn Prosser Chuck Capan Kent Hufford Cheri Reynolds Bonnie Coyne Jackie Hutson Johnna Ries Janet Coyne Laurie Joines Darren Rind Carole Dawson Kathy Jordan Tracy Rowe Debbie Dean Faith Kemp Kaelyn Rury Kathy DePorter Kay Kindelsperger Lisa Schurr Debbie DcToy Ellen Koob Theresa Seaburg Geralyn Dhaemers Kim Krahl Rick Semmens Theresa Dhondt Tina Laktas Brenda Shafer Patty Dixon Linda Lambert Kelly Slater Dan Duffield Laurie Lintner Tammy Spengler Brad Duty Bill Lipton Pam Tomlinson Dawne Duty Kathy Lovelace Jerry Tyler Denise Erickson Liz Mahieu Diane VanHook Steve Erickson Kim Matter David Vergane Joyce Floyd Todd Matter Nikki Wakefield Cindy Foster Pat McKinley Laura Weihler Jyla Frye Karen McManus Bonnie Ziemer Dolores Gray Kathy McManus Mary McManus Mr. Swegle—Adv. 147 Left: Student Band Committee—Donna Carlson. Brad Duty, David Miller, Ann Bergstrom, and Gail Adamek. Center left: Librarians—Laurie Watson and Kathy Wadsworth. Above: Tiger—Patty Crandall Center left: Juanita Daggett-American flag-bearer Left: Tiger Band flag-bearer—Julie DeGrevc 149 Our Opportunities Are Widening New innovations are being introduced and es- tablished in our band. Our opportunities are widen- ing and our trends are changing. The concerts are being presented in the new li- brary instead of the gym. The accoustics are better and, in this way, we attain a better sound. For one of our concerts, we now feature a guest soloist. This year it was Roger Collins, a french horn soloist. We now have an increased opportunity to view other fine bands in the area. This gives us a chance to see, hear, and compare. Band members are now enjoying more social ac- tivities. For example, we had a Halloween party last fall and a swimming party last spring. This trend helps give a feeling of unity by bringing us closer together outside of the bandroom. 150 m Marc Baraks Donna Carlson Chris Fiedler David Miller Trish Mueller David Anderson Carel Box Chuck Capan Ron Christian Brad Duty Bill Lipton Pat McKinley Kathy Swanson Pam Tomlinson Rita Allen Greg Baraks Ann Bergstrom Dan Bergstrom Raelene Billups Sheri Brown Denise Erickson Marty Fiedler Dennis Gerleman Karen Gustafson Cheryl Heick Ruth Hergert Ellen Kook Pam Miller Lynn Prosser Cheri Reynolds Darren Rind Gail Adamek Phillip Crandall Debbie Detoy Patty Dixon Dawne Duty Joyce Hajostek Debbie Henry Edie Henry Rhonda Johnson Bruce Lange Brenda McMasters Peter Miller Kris Swanson Kathy Wadsworth Laurie Watson 151 Our Chorus Presents Row 1—Mrs. Waytenick, Patty Welch, Diana Myers, Theresa Fenton, Dinah Young, Jim Buxton, Larry Buckwaltcr, Jan son, Lisa Schurr, Row 2-Dawne Duty, Tina Laktas, Chris Hays, Jill Mintecr, Kim Matter, Laura Huskey, Lonnie VanHook, Doreen Moseley, Brenda Shafer, Pat McKinley, Randy True, Jim Pierson, Greg Wadsworth, Carol Granger, Toni Huskey, Diane Cindy Mosely, Lisa Weber, Carolyn Wangelin, Carole Dawson, Kay Kindclspcrgcr, Bonnie Coyne, Karen Wagoner, Shirenc Theresa Seaburg. 152 a Christmas Choral Pageant Jacobsen, Rae Ann Brandenburg, Doreen Braden, Joyce Floyd, Sue Prcsson, Janet Coyne, Laurie Anderson, Melanie Ander- Kirk Johnson, Jay Pierson, Lori McCanna, Billie Darnell, Row 3—Angie Parker, Debbie Miller, Juanita Daggett, Elaine Harris, Coyne, Laurie Lintner, Jessica Van Arsdale, Joydene Davis, Debbie Peebler, Kim Krahl, Row 4—Colleen Worton, Debbie Seitz, Ricscbieter, Tammy Downey, Kaelyn Rury, Joanne Haysbrook, Dianna Hainline, Robin Reed, Tina Wolfe, Tonya Redpath, 153 Above center: Officers—Carole Dawson, President: Karen Wagoner, Vice- President; Laurie Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer. Above: Section Leaders—Jim Buxton, Shirene Riesebieter, Kim Matter, Lisa Schurr, and Pat McKinley. 154 Song Is Man's Sweetest Joy —Musaues (900 B. C.) Art Club Undertakes Many Projects Darrell Anderson Chris Fiedler Cherie Reynolds Kevin Bennett Mike Hall Janet Rossiter Jennie Bleuer Michele Harker Pam Schalk Jim Buxton Ralph Haynes Mary Smith Donna Carlson Darrel Inman Debbie Tatge Carlene Conrad Mary Joyner Carolyn Thompson Juanita Daggett George Keckler Greg Wadsworth Debbie Dean Paul Lange Barb Wilkins Jack Dennis Michael Mahieu Cindy Wilsey Joe Dennis Scott Palmer Debe Wilson Dan Duffield Jean Eiland Peggy Preslar Dorothy Wright Above: Paul Lange (President), Carlene Conrad (Vice President), and Jennie Bleuer (Secretary-Treasurer) clean silk screens. Top Right: Mrs. Wassenhove, Advisor, and Carlene plaster a face with moulage. 156 Right: Carel Box straightens his macrame hanging displayed in the unit office. Row 1—David Abernathy, Beth Adams, Renee Alexander, Britt Allison. Chris Anderson, Julie Anderson, Penny An- derson. Row 2—Julia Anthony, Kathy Barton, Kelly Barton, Todd Beattie, Deborah Behncke, Michelle Bird. Byron Black- man. Row 3—Vera Bleuer, Tim Bolt. Angela Bonick, Ann Bowers, Jim Bowers, Ruth Box, Teresa Braden. Row 4—Mark Brandenberg, Linda Bras- mer, Rick Brown, Susan Buchman, Kye Carver, Lori Casper. Mark Christian. Row 5—William Clayton, Eugene Con- rad, Michelle Conwell, Terri Crumley, Juliann Curty, Craig Davis, Edward Dean. 158 e.e. ft . k 0 ' I? « 1 4 ’ C r. V k ti n f) r •S ) rs t ■AU dr ■ ft. Cl Row 1-Jeff DePorter, Cyndie DePover. Kelly Dixon, John Downey, James Eiland, Mike Encapera, Eric Erickson. Row 2-Troy Fenner, Gary Fenton, Traci Ferkel, David Frew, Patricia Gerleman, Tony Gosney, Ronnie Greim. Row 3-Sheila Greim. John Groene. Doug Guss, Don Hainline, Carrie Hall, Penny Hall, Karl Hansen. 7 Row 4—Tim Hanson. Amy Harmon, Mark Hergert. Jane Hubbard, Sherri Hudnall, Reuben James, Mike Jochim. Row 5-Knstina Johnson, Shawn Johnson, Elaine Johnston, John Kling, Ricky Koob, Christopher Laktas, Tammy Lamb. 159 Row 1—Kelly Lawson, Gary Logston, Nancy Lovelace, Don MacDonald, Craig Mack, Pamela Mason, Joanna McCollum. Row 2-Bill McManus, Rick McMcckan, Nora McNichols, Lex Miller, Kristi Minch. Lori Mital, Bobby Moline. Row 3—Jerry Moseley, Lisa Mullens, Mike Murphy, Theresa Nelson, Becky Nice, Susan Olson, Chris Owens. Row 4—Linda Pahl, Carol Pearce, David Presson, Jeff Rainc, Nanette Redpath, Brenda Reed, Susan Reed. Row 5—Donald Reid, Ronald Reid, Craig Reynolds, Micha Riesebieter, Bobbie Rogers, Robert Rungc, Tony Schalk. 160 Left: Mr. Hamcrly—History Top: Miss Donstad-English Above: Mrs. Cromer—English Kurt Schroeder Lenny Scott Jeff Seabloom Chris Seaburg Kenneth Semonis Jeanne Shelton Kevin Simmons Beth Smith Jodi Sosbee Mike Spivey Rick Stearns Terry Stewart Stephanie Surr Brent Taylor Diann Thompson Kevin Tindall Roxie Tolley Mike Verbcke Brad Ward Lori Wensel Lori Whitcomb Tony Whittington Mike Wilhelm Marsha Willis Karen Wilsey Larry Wilson Mary Wilson John Wyant Cynthia Young Christina Zaiss Debbie Zude Robin Zwicker 161 Dave Abernathy Ken Semonis Tom Harris Britt Allison Mike Spivey Jim Kilcoin Tim Bolt Rick Stearns Mike Leingang Rick Brown Mike Verbeke John Leycndeckcr Mark Christian Larry Wilson Scott Lintner Jeff DePorter Coach Swanson Larry Logston Mike Encapcra Curt Alvin Todd Lucas Erie Erickson Mike Anderson Mark Martens Troy Fenner Art Beshears Larry Neal Gary Fenton Dean Daggett Roger Nelson Doug Guss Mike Daligcc Mike Olson Don Hainlinc Mark Davis Darin Surr Mike Jochim Mike Dawson David Surr John Kling Darrin Dochcrty Joe Willett Chris Laktas Doug Duty Joe Wilson Gary Logston Steve Encapcra Joe Young Bill McManus Scott Fiedler Coach Wcstlund Dave Presson Mike Hainlinc Bob Rungc Rich Hainline 162 Tlys poup ol athletes has a very prom ising future in not ylirtfiStbalHmjj other Iports as vcll. This year they improved tremendously and ale a very sound, fundamental group. They 1 ave gre.it spirit, attitude, and leadership. If they con inue tt improve and hit” like they did this past scasoM the i. otball program will continue to be an excell k 1 I A. _ — IJK Coal i Swanson Row 1—Jean Almquist, Curt Alvin, Mike Anderson, Sherry Anderson, Veronica Anderson, Candace Ayers. Row 2—Art Beshears, Debra Birkestrand, J eanette Bivens, Kathy Boersen, Teresa Brasmer, Chuck Brock. Row 3—Roxanne Calderone, Christine Carey, Rhonda Carpenter, Tammy Cederstrom, Lisa Christy, Patty Coleman. Row 4—Tammy Cottrell, Sharon Cox, Susan Coyne, Dean Daggett, Mike Daligee, Allen Davis. Row 5—Mark Davis, Denise Dawson. Mike Dawson, Nancy Dean, Mary DePorter, Jackie Dhabalt. Row 1—Liz Dhabalt, Cindy Diericks, Dar- ren Docherty, Doug Duty, Betsy Edding- field, Steve Encapera, Robin Erbst. Row 2—Karen Erdmann, Gary Fender, Tracy Fenner, Scott Fiedler, Brian Fisch- er, Patty Ford, Rita Foster. Row 3—Dawn Frowein, John Fulton, Ricky Gill, Cathy Granger, Barbara Guss, Mike Hainline, Richard Hainline. Row 4—Joe Hajostek, James Handley, Eileen Harmon, Kim Harris, Tom Harris, Jim Harroun, Diana Heick. Row 5-Steven Hennenfent, Donna Joch- im, Armon Johnson, Debra Kabel, Scott Kammerman, Jim Kikoin, Lisa Koch. 165 Row 1—Mike Leingang, J ohn Leyendecker, Scott Lintner, Larry Logston, Todd Lucas, Norman Mandel. Row 2—Mark Martens, John Matkovic, Dan McCanna, Lori McConoughey, Gary McMeekan, Vickie Mess- ling. Row 3—Jodi Minteer, Maribel Moreland, Jeffrey Mul- lins, Dianne Mullens, Correna Murphy, Robert Mur- phy. Row 4—Susan Myres, Denise Nass, Larry Neal, Roger Nelson, Natalie Neumann, Marc Noyes. Row 5—Mike Noyes, Mike Olson, Brenda Pahl, Wendy Palmer, Robert Pearce, Lyle Pearson. Row 1—Kathy Pitman, Scott Purcell, Roger Reynolds, Mike Rhodenbaugh, Arlene Richardson, Tim Rowe. Row 2—Jerry Salinas, Gay Schelangouski, Melinda Shields, Craig Slater, Pam Smith, Debra Snow. Row 3—Betty Spivey, Darin Surr, David Surr, Carl Thompson, Trina Trenkenschuh, Rhonda Tyler. Row 4—John VanHoek, Todd Verbout, Debbie Wads- worth, Kathy Whitcomb, Joe Willett, Scott Wilsey. Row 5—Joe Wilson, Jennie Winn, Carolyn Wood, Michelle Worton, Daryl Young, Joe Young. Seventh Grade Takes Second in Cornbelt Tourney Eighth Grade Team Row 1—Roxi Tolley, Teresa Braden, Becky Nice, Cyndie DePover, Debbie Zudc. Row 2— Jerry Moseley, Dave Presson, Dave Aber- nathy, Mike Encapera, Rick Brown, Rick Stearns. Row 3—Mike Spivey, Bill McManus, Larry Wilson, Britt Al- lison, Mike Jochim, Todd Beattie, Don Hain- line. Row 4—Mike Ver- beke, Coach Maynard, Mark Christian. Eighth Grade Team Records DON MAINLINE had the most field goals made—74. He also had the most of- fensive rebounds—39. BILL McMANUS made the highest free throw percentage— 68%. Bill played the most quarters—60. LARRY WILSON had the highest field goal percentage—42%. He made the most free throws—29. Larry made the most de- fensive rebounds—55 and most total re- bounds—85. 168 Seventh Grade Team: Row 1—Lisa Christy, Jodi Minteer, Debbie Wadsworth, Candy Ayres, Rhonda Tyler. Row 2—Roger Nelson, Scott Kammerman, Tom Harris, Mark Davis, Steve Encapera, Rich Hainline. Row 3—Joe Young, Dan McCanna, Larry Neal, John Fulton, Scott Lintner, Todd Verbout, Jim Kilcoin, Darren Docherty. Row 4—Curt Alvin, Coach Cromer, Robert Pearce, Joe Wilson, Mike Hainline, Doug Duty, Steve Hennenfent, Mike Anderson, Scott Fiedler, Mike Dawson. Seventh Grade Records DOUG DUTY had the most field goals made—114 and the highest field goal per- centage—56%. He also had the most free throws—27. Doug had the most offensive—72, defensive—79, and total- 151 rebounds. MIKE HAIN- LINE played the most quar- ters—56. 169 n Below: Mrs. Swegle—Librarian Eighth Grade Student Council—Mike Encapera, Vice-President; Mike Jochim; Kristie Minch: Roxie Tolley: Terri Jo Crum- ley, President; Bill McManus.' 170 Left: Seventh Grade Student Council—Scott Lintner; Doug Duty, Secre- tary; Jennie Winn; Lisa Christy; Roger Nelson. Left: Mr. Millington—Principal 171 Box 459 Andalusia Illinois (309) 798-2860 MARK V. MANDLE MANAGER 2409 11 St. ROCK ISLAND 788-8326 ORVILLE MINTEER ASSOCIATES, INC. “Stop in for coffee anytime.” YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAY AT . . . YOU DESERVE THE BEST The faculty members in the photograph represent the seven major instructional divisions at the college. Front row, from left: Henry Ramey, chairman. Divi- sion of Fine and Applied Arts: Dr. Dolores Bultinck, pro- fessor of office careers, Business Related Career Education Division; and Dr. James Thane, associate professor, history and government, Division of Social Studies. 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