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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1976 volume:

% -i Table of Contents Student Life---------------- Seniors--------------------- Underclassmen--------------- Jailors................... Sophomores---------------- Fiishmen------------------ Administration-------------- Spons----------------------- Activities------------------ Junior High----------------- Advertisements ------------- --4 -13 -39 -40 -50 -60 -69 -85 115 165 179 4 3 Edtigldea $o eone tioubfes Bvpj fjO d dittfe uJude� 8 9 Senior Senate Works to Make Money for Caps and Gowns Four Years' Perfect Attendance: Bill Upton, Patty Crandall, Don Diehl, Chris Mann. Far left: Boys' State-Bob Erickson and ‘Bill Lipton, Girls' State-Carole Daw- son. Top center: Senate Officers-Bill Lip- ton, Treasurer: Brad Duty, President; Kathy Swanson, Vice-President, Kathy McManus, Secretary. Bottom center: SAR-Brad Duty, DAR- Kathy Swanson. Left: John Philip Sousa Award-Kathy Swanson. Senate: Kevin Minch. David Anderson, Brad Blick. Ralph Haynes, Chuck Capan, Joel Basala Dolores Gray, Dana Wakefield. 15 Graduation For each of us graduativggtmeans the death of some small dream—a school-time love, the things we planned to do but didn't, illusions that were no more than that . . . 17 BRADLEY DEAN DUTY Band, Treas. Soph, and Jr. Yr.; Chorus, Pres. Sr. Yr.: Chess Club; French Club, Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.: Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff: Thespians, Treas. Soph. Yr.. Pres. Jr. and Sr. Yr.; Play- cast Four Plays; Senate, Fresh. (Vice-Pres.), Soph. (Sec.), Jr., and Sr. Yr. (Pres.): All School Senate, Fresh.. Soph.. and Sr. Yr. (PTes.): Homecoming Attendant Fr. Yr.; ACT Semifinalist; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Track; Varsity Club; Football, 1st Team All Conference Jr. and Sr. Yr.. 1st Team All West- ern Illinois. Captain Sr. Yr.; Basket- ball, Captain Sr. Yr.; SAR. CHRISTINE MARIE MANN French Club; Pep Club; Yearbook $30 Club; Library Club; Four Years' Per- fect Attendance; Volleyball. MICHELE LYNNETTE HARKER Art Club; FHA; SAE; Pep Club; Back- stage Three Plays. DAVID A. HAYSBROOK Paw Prints; Chess Club; French Club; Library Club; Industrial Arts Club. KATHRYN SUE LOVELACE FHA; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Yearbook $30 Club; Yearbook Staff, Under- classmen Editor; Senate, Treas. Fresh. Yr.; All School Senate, Fresh. Yr. LAWRENCE DEAN ADAMS An Club; Pep Club: Homecoming Attendant Jr. Yr.; Industrial Arts Club; COE; Football. 18 ! JAMES JEFFREY PERRY Chess Club; French Club; Pep Club; Track; Basketball; Wres- tling; Varsity Club; Football, Spe- i cial Mention All Conference Sr. Yr. i KAREN SUE WAGONER |Chorus, Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr.; FHA, Fresh, and Soph. Representative; Pep Club, Sec.-Treas. Jr. Yr., and Pres. Sr. Yr.; Yearbook $30 I Club: Homecoming Attendant Jr. Yr.; COE. i JULIE LYNN SCHALK Art Club; Band; FHA: Backstage Two Plays: Volleyball, Captain. SHERYL LYNN CRANE Yearbook Staff, Subscription Man- ager. RALPH ERNEST HAYNES Art Club; Chess Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff: Thespians, Historian Jr. Yr.; Playcast Two Plays; Backstage One Play; Senate, Jr. and Sr. Yr.; Industrial Arts Club; Track; Football, 1st Team All Conference: 1st Team All Western Illinois Sr. Yr.: Varsity Club. if ., TERRY LEE JOHNSON 19 BONNIE MARIE COYNE An Club, Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr.; Cho- rus; FHA; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advenising Staff; Yearbook $30 Club: Playcasi One Play; Back- stage One Play; Senate, Fresh., Soph. (Treas.), and Jr. Yr.; All School Senate, Soph. Yr.; Top Ten; Cheerleader; ACT Semifinalist; National Honor Society. JANET SUE ROSSITER An Club; Backstage One Play. PATRICK LEE HOHL Chess Club; Industrial Arts Club. TONY V. SLAVISH CAROLE JAN DAWSON Chorus, Pres. Jr. Yr.; FHA, Vice- Pres. of Degrees Jr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; French Club, Sec.-Treas. Jr. Yr.; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Adver- tising Staff; Library Club; Thespi- ans, Sec. Jr. Yr.; Playcast Four Plays; Backstage Two Plays; Cheerleader: Pom Pon; Girls' State Delegate; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Senate, Jr. Yr. 20 MICHAEL LEE BREWER Paw Prinis; Chess Club; Track; Football, 1st Team All Confer- ence Sr. Yr.: Varsity Club; Wres- tling, Conference Champ Soph., Jr., and Sr. Yr., Most Pins Jr. and Sr. Yr., Most Points Sr. Yr. RONALD BOERSEN TERESA DIANE OWENS FHA; Library Club. TAMARA JEAN TRUE FHA; SAE; Paw Prints, Editor Sr. Yr.; Pep Club; COE; Pom Pon, Co-Capt. Jr. Yr.; Backstage Four Plays. SAE: French Club: Yearbook $30 Club; Senate, Fresh., Soph., and Sr. Yr.: Homecoming King; Varsity Club: Track, Capt. Jr. Yr.; Foot- ball , 1st Team All Conference Soph.. Jr., and Sr. Yr., Honorable Mention All Western Illinois Jr. Yr., 1st Team All Western Illinois, 1st Team Little All State, Captain Sr. Yr.: Basketball Captain Sr. Yr. 21 MONTE DUANE ADAMS COE DAVID LAWRENCE BASALA Chess Club: French Club: Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Year- book $30 Club: Backstage Three Plays; Football; Wrestling; Athletic Manager, Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Track; Varsity Club. BUTCH E. OVERTON ANNETTE ELAINE GRESCH FHA An Club; Industrial Arts Club; Track, School Record in the 440 Yd. Relay Jr. Yr, MATTHEW DEAN WOODWARD FFA; Varsity Club: Wrestling, Conference Champ Sr. Yr.; Most Takedowns Jr. and Sr. Yr. 22 DEBRA KAY TATGE An Club; FHA; French Club; Pep Club; Yearbook $30 Club; Senator Fr. Yr.; Pom Pon. DOLORES ELIZABETH GRAY An Club; Chorus, Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr.; SAE; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advenising Staff; Sena- tor Sr. Yr.; Cheerleader, Captain Sr. Yr. GREGORY A. HUDNALL MONTE D. COTTRELL Chorus: Library Club, Vice- President Soph. Yr.; COE; Track. THERESA ANN WILSON Chorus; FHA; Pep Club. KATHLEEN ANN McMANUS FHA; French Club; Pep Club, Presi- dent Elect Jr. Yr.: Ivy Tower Adver- tising Staff: Yearbook $30 Club; Yearbook Staff, Activities Co-Editor: Senate, Fresh., Soph., Jr. (Sec.), and Sr. (Sec.) Yr.: All School Sen- ate, Jr. (Treas.) and Sr. (Sec.) Yr.: Cheerleader; Homecoming Queen; FFA Chapter Sweethean; ACT Semi- finalist; Junior Marshall; Top Ten; National Honor Society. Li JOEL THOMAS BASALA Chess Club; French Club, Sec.- Treas. Soph. Yr.; Pep Club; Senate, Soph. (Pres.), Jr., and Sr. Yr.; All School Senate Soph. Yr.; COE; ACT Semifinalist; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Track; Football, Spe- cial Mention All Conference Sr. Yr.; Basketball; Varsity Club. GEORGE SEABERG TERRY KENT WILKINS Pep Club; Athletic Manager, Foot- ball. Basketball, and Track: Varsity Club. DEBRA LEE SLAIGHT An Club; Chorus; Library Club. NORMAN EDGAR WAKELAND. JR. Track. DOUGLAS WAYNE KRAHL Industrial Arts Club; Football; Athletic Manager, Football, Bas- ketball, Wrestling; Varsity Club. 24 :HERIE LYNN GAULEY :rench Club. Pep Club: Yearbook 30 Club; Pom Pon; National ionor Society; Top Ten. .AURA FAYE HUSKEY ;OE. KEVIN JAMES RATHBUN COE. Pres. Sr. Yr. KATHARINE DEANNE SWANSON Band, Sr. Representative: Chorus; FHA; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Yearbook $30 Club: Yearbook Staff, Activities Co-Editor: Thespians: Playcast Two Plays; Backstage Three Plays; Sen- ate, Fresh. (Sec.), Soph. (Vice- Pres.), Jr. (Pres.), and Sr. (Vice- Pres.) Yr.: All School Senate, Fresh., Soph., Jr., and Sr. Yr.: Pom Pon. Capt. Sr. Yr.; DAR; John Philip Sousa Award. USA KAY DERBY Transferred From Rock Island; Band; Chorus; Pep Club, Sec. Fr. Yr.; Sen- ator Fr. Yr.; Cheerleader. RICK DEAN SCHMIDT Art Club; COE. 25 DAVID JOSEPH HAMERLINCK FFA, Star Greenhand, Fresh. Yr.j ReponerJr. Yr., Pres. Sr. Yr.; 1st Farm Planning Contest, Star Chapter Farmer Sr. Yr. THOMAS J. EDDINGFIELD Chess Club; Track; Wrestling; Foot- ball, 1st Team All Conference Sr. Yr.; Second Team All Western Illi- nois; Varsity Club. MARK JAMES FERKEL SHERRY JEAN SWINFORD Chorus; FHA; Yearbook $30 Club; Library Club. BRENDA KAY ISAACSON SAE; Chorus, President Sr. Yr.; FHA: Pep Club; Yearbook $30 Club; Pom Pon. PAUL BEVAN TODD An Club; Chess Club. 26 DALE RICHARD FISHER KATHLEEN ELAYNE FALCONER SAE; Yearbook Staff, Subscription Manager; Backstage One Play; Volleyball; Manager Basketball. NICK1 ELISE ENCAPERA An Club; FHA; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advenising Staff; Backstage Four Plays; Thespians. BRADLEY CURTIS BLICK SAE; Chess Club; French Club; Sen- ate, Sr. Yr.: Basketball; ACT Semi- finalist; National Honor Society. FRANK KAY WEBER Chorus; Chess Club; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advenising Staff; Homecoming Attendant Sr. Yr.; Track; Football, Honorable Mention All Conference Jr. Yr., 1st Team All Conference, 1st Team All Western Illinois, Captain, Special Mention Little All State Sr. Yr.; Varsity Club. Pres. Sr. Yr.; Wrestling, Con- ference Champ Sr. Yr. V 27 ELAINE MARIE ALLEN TA1NA LYNN ERDMANN ROBERT E. ERICKSON Boys' State Delegate; Track; Wres- tling; Varsity Club; Football, 1st Team All Conference Sr. Yr. PAUL ARTHUR LANGE Art Club, Pres. lr. Yr.: Chess Club, Pep Club: French Club; ACT Semifi- nalist; Top Ten; Industrial Arts Club; National Honor Society; Track; Wrestling; Varsity Club. MARY EVELYN SHIELDS Chorus; FHA; SAE; French Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Yearbook Staff. Senior Class Editor; Library Club; Volleyball. MARK E. DAVIS Library Club; FHA. GARY DEAN SWINFORD Chess Club; Industrial Arts Club; Football. 28 CHERYL ANN WOLFE Band; Chorus; FHA; SAE; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Yearbook $30 Club; Backstage Two Plays; Volleyball; Basketball. WESLEY JOHN SWANSON FFA, Treas. Sr. Yr.( DeKalb Award Sr. Yr. m STEVEN WAYNE CURRY ' Chorus; Chess Club; Pep Club; Year- book $30 Club; Playcast Two Plays; COE; Football, Honorable Mention Ail Conference, Sr. Yr.; Basketball; Varsity Club, Sec.-Treas. Sr. Yr. ARVID DAVID ANDERSON Band; Senate, Sr. Yr.; Track; Varsity Club; Basketball: FFA, Sec. Sr. Yr. CAREL BOX Band LYNN ELLEN GUSTAFSON Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Year- book $30 Club: Library Club. 29 FFA; Pep Club: Basketball. GREGORY LEO WADSWORTH An Club; Chorus; Thespians; Playcast Three Plays; Industrial Arts Club. KENT WAYNE HUFFORD Chess Club; French Club; Top Ten; National Honor Society. DONALD CRAIG DIEHL Ivy Tower, Advenising Staff; Four Years’ Perfect Attendance; Top Ten; National Honor Society; ACT Semi- finalist. PAMELA JEAN TOMLINSON Band; Chorus; FHA; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advenising Staff; $30 Yearbook Club; Library Club; Backstage One Play. JAY HOWARD ZIMMERMAN Industrial Arts Club; Wrestling. 30 JAMES MICHAEL MACK An Club, Sec. Sr. Yr.; Band, Drum Major; Chorus; FFA; Back- stage One Play. DOREEN SUE BRADEN Chorus; FHA; SAE; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advenising Staff; Yearbook $30 Club; Year- book, Administration Editor; Play- cast One Play; Senator, Soph, and Jr. Yr.; Cheerleader, Captain Sr. Yr. DeANN RAE HALL An Club, Treas. Sr. Yr.; FHA; SAE, Treas. Jr. Yr., and Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr.; French Club; Pep Club; Back- stage Two Plays; Senator, Fr. Yr.; Pom Pon; Volleyball, Manager. RAE BRANDENBURG Chorus; Paw Prints. SCOTT ANDREW GUYTON KAY SUSAN KINDELSPERGER Chorus; FHA, Public Relations Soph. Yr.; SAE; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advenising Staff; Yearbook $30 Club; Yearbook Staff, Jr. High and Student Life Editor: Playcast One Play; Backstage One Play: Senator, Fresh, and Soph. Yr.; Pom Pon. 31 RONALD L. SEMONIS DIANE RENE HART SAE; Chorus. WILLIAM EVAN LIPTON Band; FFA, Reporter Sr. Yr.; Paw Prints; Chess Club, Pres. Jr. Yr.; French Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff: Thespians; Playcast Four Plays; Senate, Jr. (Vice-Pres.) and Sr. (Treas.) Yr.; All School Senate, Jr. and Sr. (Treas.) Yr.; Boys' State Delegate; ACT Semifinalist; Four Years' Perfect Attendance; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Varsity Club; Athletic Manager, Football and Wrestling. French Club TIMOTHY A. AYERS Senate, Pres. Fresh. Yr.; All School Senate, Fresh. Yr.; COE, Sec.- Treas. Sr. Yr. LESTER EUGENE HUDNALL COE, Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr. GERALYN MARIE DHAEMERS FHA; SAE: French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Year- book $30 Club; Yearbook Staff, Sports Editor; Backstage Two Plays; Senate, Soph, and Jr. (Treas.) Yr.; All School Senate Jr. Yr.; Cheerleader, Capt. Soph. Yr.; Homecoming Attendant, Fresh., Soph., and Sr. Yr. KEVIN LAMONT McWHORTER PATRICK LEE McKINLEY Band; Chorus; Chess Club; French Club; Pep Club; Thespians; Play- casi Four Plays; Backstage One Play; Football: Manager, Foot- ball , Basketball, and Track; Var- sity Club. IAMES D. WINN An Club; Industrial Am Club; COE: Track: Football; Basketball. FREDERICK LOWELL HIGGINS PATRICIA CRANDALL DAVIS Band. Tiger Mascot; Chorus; FHA; French Club: Pep Club: Yearbook $30 Club; Library Club, Pres. Sr. Yr.; Four Years’ Perfect Attend- ance. DANA LEE WAKEFIELD FHA: French Club; Pep Club; Yearbook $30 Club; Senator, Fresh., Soph., Ir., and Sr. Yr.; Pom Pon, Co-Capt. Ir. Yr. 33 DARREL EUGENE INMAN An Club; Industrial Arts Club: Wres- tling. DAVID N. HEMPHILL Chess Club; French Club; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Year- book $30 Club; Backstage Two Plays; Senate, Soph, and Jr. Yr.; Home- coming Attendant Soph. Yr.; ACT Semifinalist; Junior Marshall; Varsity Club: Football, 1st Team All Confer- ence Jr. and Sr. Yr., 1st Team All Western Illinois Sr. Yr.; Basketball. JACK L. SHELTON JEFFERY ALLEN JOHNSON THEODORE C. ALEXANDER DANIEL JACK SLOAN COE. 34 DIANE SUE VAN HOOK FHA; SAE; French Club: Pep Club: Library Club: Yearbook $30 Club: Yearbook Staff, Assistant Advertising Manager; Thespians: Playcast Two Plays: Backstage Two Plays; Pom Pon; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Basketball. CHARLES J. CAPAN Band, Treas. Fresh. Yr.: Chorus: Chess Club; French Club; Pep Club: Ivy Tower Advertising Staff: Year- book $30 Club: Thespians: Playcast Four Plays: Backstage Two Plays: Senate, Fresh., Soph., and Sr. Yr.; Industrial Arts Club; Football; Bas- ketball; Varsity Club. KIM LEANNE MILLER Chorus; FHA; French Club; Pep Club; ACT Semifinalist. 35 Twelve Seniors Achieve Membership in National Honor Socieiy Top left: Joel Basala-Top Ten, National Honor Society. Above: Bonnie Coyne-Top Ten, National Honor Society. 36 Above: Paul Lange-Top Ten, National Honor Soci- ety. Bottom center: Kathy McManus-Top Ten, National Honor Society. Left: Bill Lipton-Top Ten, National Honor Society. Left: Brad Duty-Top Ten, National Honor Society. 37 38 Society. Above: Kent Hufford-Top Ten, National Honor Society. Middle center: Carole Dawson-Top Ten, National Honor Society. Right: Brad Blick-National Honor Society. 39 Underclassmen Dan Bergstrom Jim Buxton Bryan Adams Rita Allen Jim Almquist Brad Anderson Debbie Anderson Jeff Anderson Donald Anthony Frank Atkins Greg Baraks Kevin Basala Scott Beattie Wes Bemis Kevin Bennett Mark Bennett Ann Bergstrom Raelene Billups Keith Bleuer Teena Bloomberg Gerald Brown Sheri Brown Tom Calderone Gary Carlson Kevin Carver Chris Caughey Brenda Child Chris Clayton Jim Cope Tom Cottrell Doug Coyne Jill Crawford Dennis Cummings Juanita Daggett Lenley Davis Julie DeGreve Tom De Porter Ron DeVriendt Tammy Downey Dan Duffield Ernie Dwyer John Dwyer Lorrie Eiland Dea Encapera Denise Erickson Steve Erickson Theresa Fenton Martin Fiedler Sue Fulton Neal Gauley Dennis Gerleman Joyce Floyd Cindy Foster Carol Granger Kyle Greer Steve Gulley Karen Gustafson Scott Hall Jerry Hamerlinck Ruth Hergert David Hess Brenda Hicks David Hintermeister Toni Huskey Brad Johnson Doug Johnson Lisa Johnson Junior Senate Officers: Buddy Wakefield Treasurer Linda Lambert Secretary Doreen Moseley President Dan Bergstrom Vice-President 44 Roger Hargrave Elaine Harris Cheryl Heick Delberi Henry Keith Holdsworth Randy Hornback Traci Hudnall Carolyn Humphrey Kathy Jordan George Keckler Faith Kemp Ellen Koob 45 Peggy Logston Karen McManus Mike Mahieu Todd Matter Dana Miller Pam Miller Dean Moreland Doreen Moseley Craig Mueller Tom Murphy Mark Nice Jane Nolen Steve Pahl Scott Palmer Leta Parchen Dianne Phillups Jay Pierson Peggy Preslar Junior Senate: Brenda Shafer. Ron DeVriendt. Ann Bergstrom, Ellen Koob, Jay Pierson Faith Kemp. Tom DePoner. Denise Erickson. Kelly Slater, Johnna Ries, Carolyn Wangelln. 46 Sue Presson Shirene Riesebieter Top Five: Laura Weihler Greg Baraks Keith Holdsworth Jyla Frye Brad Anderson Chuck Warner Terry Warner Doris Weatherly Laura Weihler Patty Welch Mike White Lisa Wilhelm John Wilson Carl Wood Cheryl Wyant Diane Yeater Dinah Young 48 Sophomores Gail Adamek Brent Adams Mike Aguilar Dennis Anderson Laurie Anderson Cindy Byers Ron Calderone Karen Crenshaw Walter Cutler Ken Carter Billie Darnell Diane Coyne Janet Coyne Joydene Davis Debbie DeToy 51 52 Theresa Dhondt Ron Diehl Patty Dixon Dawne Duty Greg Gauley John Granger Karen Guss Dianna Hainline Karen Hohl Rick Holdsworth Linda Hutchinson Kevin Isaacson Fred Eddingfield Terri Falconer Ron Farr Cliff Friend Joyce Hajostek Lori Hall Dale Harmon Chris Hays Joanne Haysbrook Debbie Henry Edie Henry Sandy Henry Wanda Hicks Dan Hohl Richard Jochim Eldon Johnson Kirk Johnson Rhonda Johnson Laurie Joines Oena Koch Debbie Kolar Kim Krahl Tina Laktas Bruce Lange Laurie Limner Scott Lucas Liz Mahieu Jeff Mann Lori McCanna Brenda McMaster Kathy McMeekan Adam Miller Sophomore Sen- ate Officers: Kevin Isaacson Vice-Presi- dent Scott Moffitt President Tina Laktas Treasurer Janet Coyne Secretary 54 Mark Nelson Connie O'Brien Teresa Owens Mark Pappas Angie Parker Dave Parker Debbie Peebler Jim Pierson Sophomore Senate: Connie O'Brien, Jim Pierson, Laurie Anderson, Melanie Anderson, Robin Reed, Nikki Wakefield, Dawne Duty, Lau- rie Lintner, Lisa Young, Laurie Watson. 56 Kevin Popp Tonya Redpath Robin Reed Karl Schroeder Theresa Seaberg Debbie Seitz Kirk Severs Rod Shaw Brian Shelangouski Bob Shelton David Shields John Simmons David Sloan Allen Smith Barb Smith Tammy Smith Dan Spivey Mark Staley 57 Kris Swanson Lonnie VanHook Nikki Wakefield Lisa Swanson Dave Yergane Ben Wangelin Andy Tiemann Dan Vogel Craig Warner Randy True Mark Volkman Jeff Warner Jessica VanArsdale Kathy Wadsworth Laurie Watson 58 Lisa Weber Betty Westfall James White David Wickenburg Tammie Winn Tina Wolfe Tracie Woodley Colleen Worton Bob Wyant Lisa Young 60 Angela Bonick Susan Buchman Teresa Braden Lori Casper Mark Brandenburg Mark Christian Linda Brasmer Bridget Clark Rick Brown Bill Clayton 61 Eugene Conrad Terri Crumley Julie Curry Craig Davis Ed Dean Jeff DePorter Cyndie DePover Kelly Dixon John Downey James Eiland Mike Encapera Eric Erickson Lisa Eychaner Troy Fenner Gary Fenton Traci Ferkel David Frew Neale Furnish Sonia Martin Pam Mason Jo McCollum Bill McManus Rick McMeekan Nora McNichols Lex Miller Kristi Minch Lori Mital Bob Moline 64 Amy Harmon Tina Han Mark Hergcn Jane Hubbard Sherri Hudnall Rueben James Vanna Jensen Mike Jochim Kris Johnson Shawn Johnson Elaine Johnston John Kling Chris Lakias Kelly Lawson Gary Logston Nancy Lovelace Don MacDonald Craig Mack Freshmen Senate Officers: Roxie Tolley President Bill McManus Treasurer Mike Encapera Vice- President Britt Allison Secretary 65 Jodi Sosbee Debbie Taets 66 Mike Spivey Rick Stearns Pam Steele Terri Stewart Brent Taylor Diann Thompson Kevin Tindall Roxie Tolley Jerry Moseley Lisa Mullens Mike Murphy Theresa Nelson Becky Nice Susan Olson Carol Pearce Linda Pahl David Presson Jeff Raine Nanette Redpath Brenda Reed Susan Reed Don Ried Ron Reid Craig Reynolds Dawn Rice Bobbie Rogers Bob Runge Tony Schalk Kurt Schroeder Jeff Seabloom Ken Semonis Mardy Severs Jeanne Shelton Beth Smith Dan Smith Freshman Senate: Angie Bonick, Sue Olson, Ruth Box. Don Hainline, Chris Anderson, Kristi Minch, Jeff DePorter, Brenda Reed, Mike Jochim, Rick Brown, Teresa Braden. Stephanie Sun Dan Turek 67 Mike Verbeke Mike Wilhelm Mary Wilson Brad Ward Marsha Willis hris Woods Lori Wensel Karen Wilsey John Wyant Lori Whitcomb Lana Wilson Cynthia Young Tony Whittington Larry Wilson Chris Zaiss 69 Administration The Hard Work of Our Administrators Makes Our New Qchool a Reality 70 Elmer Mueller, Wesley Johansen. President: Duane Braden, William Wagoner, Robert Waller, Superin- tendent; Eugene Hamerlinck, Wayne Holdsworth, Secretary; Dale Docherty. 71 Top: Harty R. Billups-Principal. Co-Spo.isor National Honor Society. Top: Gerry Granger-Secretary, High School Office. Top: Helen Kettering-Secretary to Mr. Billups. Above left: LaRoyce Johnson-Secretary, Unit Office. Above right: Phyllis Reed-Unit Bookkeeper. Left: Jan Dochterman-Secretary, Unit Office. Above left: JERRINE MOYER— English I. Research Writing, Mystery, Mythology, Legend, Science Fiction, Journalism I and II, Paw Prints and Pom- Pon Sponsor. Right: BERNADETTE GLADE— Jr. High An, English I and II, Pep Club and Freshman Senate Sponsor. Center top: GWENDOLYN B.'.AIS—English I, Reading, Freshman Senate Sponsor. Center bottom: CANDACE MILLINGTON-English II, Act- ing , Drama, Thespian Club Sponsor. 72 Top: MARGARET HARRIS--American Literature, Poetry. Humor, Business English, Popular Non-Fiction, Creative Writing, Debate, Science Fiction, Minority Literature, Shakespeare, Mythology, Novella, Junior Senate Sponsor. Above: CHARLES SWEGLE--French I,II,III,IV, Cheerleader and French Club Sponsor. 73 Physical Education Provides an Outlet for Skill and Talent Top: DALE MAYNARD--General Math, Economics, Current Events, Soci- ology, Modem Problems. Varsity Football Assistant, 8th Grade Basketball, Chess Club and Senior Senate Sponsor. Above: WAYNE DESUTTER--Jr. High P.E.. Boys’ P.E., Varsity Football, Track Assistant, Varsity Club Sponsor. 74 4., tV-JcS Center top: PHILLIP MIN- NECI--Introduction to Social Studies, U.S. History. Civ- ics, Geography, Early Civili- zation, Modern Nations, J.V. Football, Wrestling, Senior Senate Sponsor. Above: MIKE TRACEY--U.S. History, Introduction to Social Studies, Current Events. Gen- eral and Abnormal Psychol- ogy, J.V. Football Assistant, Jr. High Track, Junior Senate Sponsor. • ‘ f y Center bottom: ROBERT JACKSON--Drivers' Educa- tion , Director of Student Ath- letic Affairs. Left: CORALYN DUHLSTINE-- Jr. High P.E., Girls' P.E.. Volleyball, Basketball. Track Assistant, Sophomore Senate Sponsor. 75 Our Instructors of Today, Make Our Qcientists of Tomorrow Above: JOE DOCHERT Y - Introduction to Algebra, Introduction to Physical Science, Junior Senate Sponsor. Right: MARTA TUCKER-Inuoduction to Algebra, Algebra I, Geometry, S.A.E. Sponsor. 76 f Left Center: JOEL BRUNSVOLD- Introduction to Physical Science, Boys' P.E., Biology, Track, Freshman Senate Sponsor. Left: JOHN BETHARD-Biology, Advanced Biology, All-School Senate Sponsor. Bottom: ART KING-Geometry, Chemistry, Algebra II, Physics, Trig. - Ad v. Math, Concessions and Science Club Sponsor. Career Education—Preparing Today for Working Tomorrow Above: DONALD FRY-Jr. High Ag., Ag. I and II, Ag. Construction, Ag. Mechanics, Ornamental Horticulture, Welding, Farm Planning, F.F.A. and Senior Senate Sponsor. Above center: ANNE HOLDSWORTH-Jr. High Home Ec.. Foods I and II. Decorative Textiles. Interior Design, Introduction to Food-Housing, F.H.A. Sponsor. Above right: WILLIAM HEIMANN-Jr. High Shop. Shop I. Wood Shop. Electronics, Architectural Drafting. Mechanical Drafting, Industrial Arts Club and Senior Senate Sponsor. V . Right: PATRICIA PEARSON-Jr. High Home Ec.. Sewing I and II, Introduction to Clothing-Child Care, Consumer Homemaking, Child Care, Sophomore Senate and F.H.A. Sponsor. Far right: JACKIE WEESE-Jr. High Shop. Mechanical Drafting, Architectural Drafting, Shop I, Metals I and II, Industrial Am Club and Junior Senate Sponsor. 78 79 These Staff Members Aid Students in Enriching Their Lives for the Future Far left: JOYCE WINTERS-Typing I, Office Practice. Shorthand, Yearbook Sponsor. Far left: WILLIAM WINTERS-Bookkeeping, General Business. Business Law, Consumer Education, Sophomore Senate Sponsor, Yearbook Photographer. Bottom left: MIKE HUTCHINS-Dearf f Students. Drivers’ Education. Top center: GAIL PADGITT-Special Education, Sophomore Senate Sponsor. Left: LARRY ROSE-Band. S.A.E. Sponsor. Top: DAVID STURGIS-General and Abnormal Psychology, Vocational Ed. Coordinator. C.O.E. Club Sponsor. Above: MARY KAE WAYTENICK-Chorus. 81 82 Macrame, Jewelry, Ceramics, Drawing, and Painting Spark Creative Expression Center top: LES ARMES-Study Hall Superviior. Wrestling. Jr. High Football, Freshman Senate Sponsor. Center bottom: LARRY SCHULTE-Guidance Counselor, Varsity Basketball, Co-sponsor National Honor Society. Above: VICKI WASSENHOVE-Art 1, 11. Art Club Sponsor. 83 Siaff Keeps School Running Smoothly Right: Cooks-Joyce Rossi, Margie Peebler, Maxine Hamilton. Below: Row 1-David Bleuer, Iona Schnowske, Sandy Stearns, Kenny Coyne, Raymond Dawson. Row 2- Dorothy Anderson. Shirley Fredell, Kathleen Kilcoin, Linda Curtin, Raymond Jinks, Jim Johansen, Art King, Robert Jackson, Paul Child, Wayne Lovelace. 84 Above: Ra.ph Derby, Art Hartman Right: joe Nagelmiller Shenard— the Last Cornbelt Champs Row 1-Manager Terry Wilkins, Delben Henry, Steve Curry, Bob Erickson, Doug Coyne, Kevin Basala, Manager Bnl Lipton. Row 2-Mark Bennett, Jay Pierson, Brad Anderson, Dave Ricketts, Many Piedler.Ron DeVriendt. Rich Runge. Row 3-Coach Dale Maynard, Dave Hemphill. Tom Calderone, Tom DePoner, Gerald Brown, Brad Duty, Mike Brewer. Frank Weber, jiff Perry, Coach Wayne DeSutter. Row 4-Tom Eddingfield, Kevin Minch, Gary Carlson, Joel Basala, Neal Gauley, Buddy Wakefield, Ralph Haynes. 86 David Hemphill. Quarterback Football All Conference-Offense Ralph Haynes Frank Weber Mike Brewer Kevin Minch Brad Duty Honorable Mention Ralph Haynes, Guard Steve Curry Banquet Awards Most Valuable Baclf- Kevin Mfiich Most Valuable Lineman-Frank Weber Most Tackles-Frank Weber Most Improved-David Hemphill - ''SS NM . mJ , Trank her. Tackle Captain Honors All Conference-Defense iB Brad Duty Frank Weber Kevin Minch Turn Eddingfield Bob Erickson David Hemphill Special Mention Jeff Peny Joel Basala All Western Illinois-1st Team Kevin Minch David Hemphill Frank Weber Brad Duty Ralph Haynes All Western Illi.iois-2nd Team Tom Eddingfield Youthful J. V. Team Puis If All Together ihe Second Half of the Season Row 1-Manager Mark Nelson, Jerry Moseley, Rick Brown, Mike Spivey, Doug Guss, Eric Erickson. Row 2- Coach Mike Tracey, Ron Diehl, Larry Wilson, Kirk Johnson, Breti Allison, Ron Calderone, Mike Jochim, Scoti Moffitt, David Sheilds, Coach Phillip Minneci. Row 3-Karl Hansen, Mike Encapera, Chris Lakias, Mike Verbeke, Mark Christian, Gary Logston, Jeff DePorter, Don Hainline, Fred Eddingfield. Row 4-Dan Spivey, Rich Jochim, Frank Beshears, Mark Volkman, Craig Warner, Doug Kelly, GregGauley, David Vergane. Row 5-Gary Neal, Dale Harmon. Mike Aguilar, Dan Smith, Randy True, David Parker, Bill McManus. ■ 92 J.V. Cheerleaders-Chris Hays, Roxie Tolley, Cyndie DePover, Janet Coyne, Teresa Braden 93 94 sna Lirrard Sherrard Sherrard Shcrrard Sherrard She She Sherrod Shenard Sherrard Sherrard c' rard she rrard .acrrard Sherrard Sherrard Shenard Sherrard priori Winola Moline . Westmer Rockridge Riverdale Cambridge Monmouth Cal Orion Galesburg V.'Inola Rockridge UTHS Cambridge Westmer Erie W pr rii Combelt Tourney Individual Champs-Matt Wood- ward, Rich Runge, Mike Brewer, Frank Weber. Monmouth Tourney Individual Champs-Doug Guss, Matt Woodward, Rich Runge. Mike Brewer, Frank Weber. 95 SEASON RECORDS Most Points-Mikt Brewer Most Pins-Mike Brewer Most Improved - fike Aguilar Most Takedowns-Matt Woodward 96 Ron DeVriendt-145 Todd Matter-119 Adam Miller-98 New Coach Leads Grapplers to a Combelt Crown was an outstanding season for the wres- tling Tigers. They finished with a 15-2 dual record and still ended up undefeated through conference competition. We highlighted the season by devastating the competition in both the Monmouth and Combelt tournaments. What more could a first year coach ask for? -Les Armes 3 and C Teams: Row 1-Ken Moreland. D. J. MacDonald. Mtke Spivey . Donaid Anthony. ohn Kling, Gary Fenton. Row 2-Coach Les Armes. Jay Zimmerman. Ron Diehl. Tom Cottrell Dan Smith Jeff DePoner Bob Runge. Fred Eddingfield. Row 3-Scott Palmer. Frank Beshears, David Sloan. John Granger. Da Vogel. David Vergane, Tim Bolt, Tom Eddingfield, Coach Phillip Minneci. 97 Girls' Sports Add Excitement to S. H. S. Varsity Basketball: Row 1-Julie DeGreve, Leta Parchert. Row 2- Oiane VanHook, Faith Kemp, Che- ryl Wolfe, Lisa Weber, Theresa Dhondt. Row 3-Coach Coralyn Duhlstine, Manager Kathy Fal- coner, Diane Gerleman, Dawne Duty, Carol Granger, Ruth Hergert, Manager Linda Lambert. J.V. Volleyball: Row 1-Brenda Reed, Edie Henry, Gail Adamek, Cindy Moseley, Lori Whitcomb, Stephenie Surr. Row 2-Lori Mital, Tina Wolfe, Lisa Swanson, Theresa Nelson, Debbie DeToy, Bridget Clark, Beth Adams, Lisa Weber, Joyce Hajostek. Row 3-Coach Coralyn Duhlstine, Pam Mason, Debbie Behncke, Lori Wensel, Diane Coyne, Pam Bennett, Laurie Watson, Dawne Duty, Kathy Wadsworth, Patricia Gerleman. Karen Guss, Dawn Rice, Manager Sonia Martin. 98 Varsity Volleyball: Row 1-Sheri Brown, Faith Kemp, Cheryl Wolfe, lulie DeGreve, Toni Huskey. Row 2-Diane Phillips, Julie Schalk, Dea Encapera, Kathy Falconer, Chris Mann, Sue Leingang, Cheryl Hefck. Row 3-Coach Cora- lyn Duhlstine, Shirene Riesebieter, Doreen Moseley, Tammy Downey, Ruth Hergert, Diane Gerleman, Carol Granger, Linda Lambert, Mary Shields, Man- ager Debbie Anderson. t 'o. j.V. Basketball: Row 1-Sandy Henry, Gail Adamek, Dawn Rice, Angela Bonick. Stephanie Suit, Linda Hutchinson. Row 2-Teri Stewart, Debbie DeToy, Brenda Reed, Beth Adams, Carrie Hall, Mary Wilson, Bridget Clark. Row 3- Coach Coralyn Duhlstine. Joyce Hajostek. Nikki Wakefield. Kathy Wadsworth, Tammi Winn. Patricia Gerleman. Laurie Watson, Lori Mital, Manager Terri Falconer. 99 Row 1-Carole Dawson, Ann Bergstrom, Dana Wakefield, Karen McManus. Row 2-Kelly Slater, Denise Erickson, Melanie Anderson, Joyce Floyd, Kay Kindelsperger. Row 3-Brenda Shafer, Kristi Swanson, Kathy Swanson, Debbie Tatge, Lynn Prosser, Theresa Seaberg. Pom Pon Girls Add Color and Spir'd to the 1975 Homecoming Parade 103 Macomb 1 lAcrra: Combe 1' Sherrard iVlViV Varsity Score River lale A A1 w jod .ockridge Westmer Plcas.Ati Val Winoli -JR.dge A1wood Rockiidgc Cambridge iXiffi £5L Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard SherTard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Shen-arc 104 Row 1-Manager Pat McKinley. Scott Moffitt. Jerry Tyler. Dennis Gerleman. Kevin Minch Marty Fiedler Jim Cope. Manager Terry Wilkins. Row 2-Coach Dave Swanson. Joel Basala. Gary Carl- son. Brad Johnsorf, David Anderson. Brad Duty. David Hemphill. Buddy Wakefield. Coach Larry Schulte. Sherrard Ends S With a Victory Over Cambridge The 1975-76 Tiger basketball season, although inspiring only a faint hope for much of the season. leaves the coaching staff looking forward to a very bright future. The inexperienced and injury-plagued Tigers started off by dropping the season opener to the state-ranked Riverdale Rams. The team did not taste victory until the third game of the season, a 75-69 victory over Alwood. The hard luck squad's second victory in the 1975 portion of the season was a 46-34 whipping of Pleasant Valley. In the Macomb Holiday Tournament luck didn't sit on the Sherrard side, and the Tigers found themselves saddled with losses to Macomb and Pittsfield. The 30th and final Combelt Tourney found the finals without a SherTard team for the first time in four years. We lost a 54-51 thriller to Cambridge in the open- ing round. w The high point of the regular season had to be the Tigers 50-49 revenge vic- tory over the Cambridge Vikings in the season finale. This victory knocked Cambridge out of a tie for the conference championship. Combining very few seniors with some promising juniors and sophomores, the team provided every opponent with a strong challenge. The team’s final record, 4-17, might not seem encourag- ing, but the coaching staff, remembering three and sometimes four underclass reg- ulars and some talented sophomores on this year's team, is surely looking forward to the 1976-77 version of the Tiger cag- ers. -Larry Schulte 106 SENIOR PLAYERS Lefi-David Anderson. Center. Middle Left-Brad Duty, Forward, Captain Middle Center-Joel Basala, Guard. Middle Right-Kevin Minch, Guard, Cap- tain, Honorable Mention All Conference. Varsity Cheerleaders: Geralyn Dhaemers Kathy McManus Doreen Braden-Captain Sheri Brown-Tiger Ellen Koob 107 Hustle, Attitude, an The 1975-76 Frosh-Soph basketball team ended their regular season with an 11-7 overall record and an 11-3 record in the conference. Two of the losses were to the championship team, Orion. by three points each time. The key to success this season was defense. We held our opponents to an average of less than 50 points a game. What the team lacked in size and experience was well overshadowed by their hustle, g:eat altitude, and sportsmanship. With a fine nucleus of freshmen (who had a season record of 9-1) coming back, we are looking forward to next year. -Dave Swanson d Sportsmanship Sum Up J. V. 108 Row 1 David Presson. Mike Encapera, Don Hainline. Randy True, Rodger Buckwaher. Bill McManus, Dave Aber- Sihy Rick Brown, Tony Schalk. Row 2-Manager Jim Pierson. DaleHarmon. MjkeJq lm. Kevin Isaacson, g Gauley. Mark Volkman. Kirk Johnson. Richard Jochim. Larry Wik Coach Dave Swanson. 3. 109 '75 Track Team � Row 1-Manager Craig Mueller. Gary Neal. Rich Runge, Mike Aguilar. Brad Anderson. Greg Gauley, Many Fiedler. !l P Vui u1!, KaU e' DaVid Parker- Mana«er Terry Wilkins. Row 2-Coach Joel Brunsvold. Richard Jochim. Jeff ,Mike “a11- Norman lakeland. David Vergane. Tom Eddingfield. Randy True, Tom Calderone, Jeff Perry, evin Minch. Jay Pierson. Ralph Haynes. Jeff Mann, Bob Erickson, Coach Rick Miers. Row 3-Rod Tolley, Frank Weber. Dan Hohl, Brad Duty. David Anderson. Gerald Brown, Jim Ries. Mike Brewer. Terry Reynolds. 112 Four Trackmen Qualify for State The 1975 track team can be characterized as much improved. With two Seniors like Rod Tolley and Jim Ries, the squad competed well in every meet or relay. The weight men, as a group, did an-mmianding job this year. They scored points in almost alf meets that they attended. With underclassmen like Kevin Minch. Dan Hohl, and Gerald Brown the future prospects in the field events look very good. The outstanding group of the 1975 Sherrard Track squad was our 440 relay team. At about mid-season Marty Fiedler. Jim Ries, Rod Tolley, and Mike Hall began to gel as a unit. They worked hard on exchanges and starts and by the District Meet they had their time down to 45.7-a new school record and a spot in the Illi- nois State Track Meet at Eastern Illinois University at Charleston. -Joel Brunsvold 114 Activities Juniors Top Magazine Gales Upper left: Top Seven Salesmen-Terri Falconer ($179.33), Bobbie Rogers ($141.29), Brent Adams ($273.41), Nora McNichols ($132.92), Kristi Swanson ($197.65), Keith Holdsworth ($221.39), Debbie Anderson ($177.68). 116 Above: Sophomore Magazine Captains-Melanie Anderson. Laurie Anderson, and Freshmen Captain, Chris Anderson. Left: Freshmen Thirty Dollar Club-Elaine Johnston, Chris Anderson, Becky Nice, Nancy Lovelace, Julie Curry, Craig Mack, Teresa Braden, Kristi Minch, Kelly Barton, Jerry Moseley, Ruth Box. Middle left: Sophomore Thirty Dollar Club- Melanie Anderson, Janet Coyne, Tonya Redpath, Nikki Wakefield, Tammie Winn, Robin Reed, Debbie Kolar, Theresa Sea- berg, Cindy Moseley, Phillip Crandall. Below center: Junior Magazine Captains- Ellen Koob, Linda Lambert. Below: Junior Thirty Dollar Club-Doreen Moseley, Brenda Shafer, Ellen Koob, Jyla Frye, Theresa Fenton, Dea Encapera, Brenda Child, Joyce Floyd. Steve Erickson, Pam Miller, Lynn Prosser, Karen McManus, Karen Gustafson, Denise Erickson, Raelene Billups, Laura Weihler, Carolyn Thompson. Time, Effort, and Creative Minds Formulate a Yearbook to Be Proud of In a crammed, crowded closet we endeavor To create a yearbook that all will remember. During our spare hours we seldom rest The yearbook room seems to be our nest. Toiling and laboring, we struggle for time To make each and every weekly deadline. Grease pencils, headlines, layouts, and scissors Are common terms for the Ivy Tower workers. Although sometimes we think that our work never ends. It's finally finished, and we annual staff friends Are proud of our book and of ourselves, too, For we've accomplished something, we thought was impossible to do. 1 7� -Kathy McManus Kathy McManus Activities Co-Editor Geralyn Dhaemers Sports Editor Kathy Lovelace Underclassmen Editor Kay Kindelsperger Opening Section, Jr. High Editor Kathy Falconer Subscription Manager Doreen Braden Administration Editor Kathy Swanson Activities Co-Editor Top left: Mary Shields, Senior Class Editor Top right: Sherry Crane, Subscription Manager Above: Diane VanHook, Assistant Advertising Manager ADVERTISING STAFF David Basala Joel Basala Doreen Braden Chuck Capan Ron Christian Patty Crandall Bonnie Coyne Carole Dawson Geralyn Dhaemers E)on Diehl Brad Duty Nicki Encapera Diane Gerleman Dolores Gray Lynn Gustafson DeAnn Hall Ralph Haynes David Hemphill Kay Kindelsperger Bill Lipton Kathy Lovelace Kathy McManus Kim Miller Kevin Minch Mary Shields Kathy Swanson Pam Tomlinson Diane VanHook Karen Wagoner Frank Weber Cheryl Wolfe 120 Juniors Plan a Successful Prom 9 very memorable evening. Above: Kathy and Matt look on as the chef carves the delicious roast beef. Above center: Mike and Annette enjoy their meal. 122 Left: During a few quiet moments. Ralph and Karen enjoy looking through their memory book. Left center: Tender moments are shared as Matt and Kathy dance. 123 Phofogtt s and Memories Is the Theme of the I Right: Karen and Larry relax for a few min- utes. L Upper center: The Senior wills, read by Ralph and Brad, bring many a laugh from the crowd. Far right: As Cheri and David leave, maT'” fond memories of a beautiful night are ' brought with them. Below: Chuck assists Laurie with her shawl as they prepare to leave. Center: Doreen and Kyle are admiring one of the chandeliers at the Blackhawk Hotel. 124 Right: Kristi Swanson-Point Chairman reads a poem at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Far right: Edie Henry-Historian, Kathy Wadsworth-Vice-President of Recreation, Miss Pearson-Sponsor, and other FHA'ers open the chicken and other food to serve at the banquet. Below left: Laurie Watson-Vice-President of Public Relations models a dress for the Style Show. Below right: Carol Granger-Vice-Presiden Laurie Anderson-Sophomore Representative, and Carole Dawson -President serve Mrs. Swanson panch at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. FRESHMEN Jeannie Shelton Edie Henry JUNIORS Chris Anderson Lori Wensel Sandy Henry Julie DeGreve Linda Brasmer Lori Whitcomb Linda Hutchinson Joyce Floyd Ruth Box Cynthia Young Rhonda Johnson Jyla Frye Cyndie DePover Robin Z wicker Laurie Lintner Sue Fulton Traci Ferkle SOPHOMORES Kathy McMeekan Carol Granger Tony Gosney Laurie Anderson Sue Morehouse SENIORS Amy Harmon Melanie Anderson Debbie Peebler Patty Crandall Nancy Lovelace Diane Coyne Robin Reed Carole Dawson Kristi Minch Karen Crenshaw Kris Swanson Brenda Isaacson Lisa Mullens Karen Guss Kathy Wadsworth Kay Kindelsperger Linda Pahl Brenda Reed Ron Reid Joyce Hajostek Chris Hays Debbie Henry Laurie Watson Tammie Winn Lisa Young Tammy True 126 l l e Are fhe Fufure Homemaker's of America Above: The prayer is read by Lisa Young-Vice-Presideni of Pro jects. Left: Decorating the tables for the banquet are Laurie Limner- Vice-President of Degrees, Rhonda Johnson-Secretary, and Debbie Henry-Treasurer. 127 Movie Shown by Art Club Larry Adams Michele Harker Monte Adams Elaine Harris Sheri Brown Jim Mack Jim Buxton Secretary Bonnie Coyne Mike Mahieu Vice-Pres. Peggy Preslar Tammy Downey Janet Rossiter Dan Duffield Kaelyn Rury President Julie Schalk Nicki Encapera Diane St. Clair Marty Fiedler Troy Swain Dolores Gray Greg Wadsworth DeAnn Hall Carolyn Wangelin Treasurer Jim Winn 128 Concentration is the Key for Gherrard Chessmen Brad Anderson Debbie Anderson Dave Basala Scott Beattie Craig Bennett Brad Blick Russel Brasmer Gerald Brown Larry Buckwalter Ralph Haynes David Haysbrook David Hintermeister President Kent Hufford Pat McKinley Gary Neal T reasurer Mark Nelson Secretary Darren Rind Vice Pres. Frank Weber Industrial Arts Club— Learning to Build the World of Tomorrow Industrial Arts at Sherrard High School is fortunate to have five major areas of concentration. They are Metals, Drafting, Woods, Electronics, and Welding. Also, we are very optimistic for new and larger facilities at the new high school. The Sherrard Industrial Arts Club has been growing constantly since it was established during the 1971- 72 school year. Every year we travel to Western Illi- nois University to their annual Industrial Arts Fair. At the Industrial Arts Fair our people compete against people of their own age in terms of quality and workmanship of their projects. Needless to say, we are proud of our people and we feel they are the best. -J. Weese 130 Bryan Adams Treasurer Larry Adams Monte Adams Mark Brandenburg Rodger Buckwalter Chuck Capan Gary Carlson Sergeant at Arms Kevin Carver President Kye Carver Mark Christian Dan Duffield Eric Erickson Troy Fenner John Granger Doug Guss Mike Jochim Debbie Kolar Secretary Jeff Mann Rick McMeekan Adam Miller Dana Miller Vice-Pres. Bob Moline Ken Moreland Jerry Moseley David Parker Dave Presson Jeff Raine Don Reid Kurt Schroeder Dave Shields Tony Slavish David Sloan Dan Smith Dan Vogel Tony Wittington 131 Debbie Anderson Sue’fulton Debbie Kolar Teri Stewart Donald Anthony Sheila Greim Sonia Martin Debbie Taets Kathy Barton Penny Hall Lori McCanna Sec. - T reas. Pam Bennett Cheryl Heick Teresa Owens Brent Taylor Linda Brasmer Jam. Hubbard Nanette Redpath Carolyn Thompson Patty Crandall Kaien Hohl Ron Ried Vice-President President Reuben James Craig Reynolds Marsha Willis Karen Crenshaw Kris Johnson Ken Semonis Mary Wilson Joydene Davis Shawn Johnson Debbie Slaight Tammie Winn Debbie DeToy James Eiland Rhonda Johnson Karen Slavish Robin Z wicker Don'i Drink the Water 1975 Spring Comedy One minute Marion and Walter Hollander and their daughter are sight-seeing in a country behind the Iron Cur- tain, and the next minute they find themselves in the American Embass being accused of spying. Comedy and excitement fill the stage as Axel Magee, son of the Ambassador, tries his hardest to plan an escape for the American prisoners. Cast ■ f. tier Drobney-Chuck Capan Ambassador Magee-Jim Ries Kilroy-Renee Hansen Axel Magee-Brad Duty Marion Hollander-Bonnie Ziemer Wallet Hollander-Ralph Haynes Susan Hollander-Carole Dawson Krojack-Michael Millington Bums-Bill Lipton Chef-Lisa Schun Sulu.. of Bashir-Pat McKinley Sultan's first wife-Johnna Ries Kasnar-Steve Curry Countess Bordoni-Dorrie Boens Ji tler- Keith Holdsworth Party guests-Brenda Hicks -Greg Wadsworth Director-Mrs. Candace Millington Assistant Director-Donna Carlson Upper left: I am a guest through courtesy of your Government. ” Lower left: Where are they? Hand them over to us.” Above: First no movie on the plane, then this. 133 Above: Susan, have I told you lately that I love you? Upper center: Your gun shots made my cake fall.” Center: Your father should have known not to leave In charge a man who was asked to leave Africa. 134 Below: This wine is extraordinary. Have you tasted it?” Lower left: 1 am Ruler of the People of Bashir. This is my wife. if V Above: Blackwell when 1 get back to the states, I'm going to rent a car and run you over. 135 Above: I can see everything. The whole world! Right: Who's going to swing on it?” Summertree Struggling for the right to his own way of life, a young man finds himself in a war. As his life is brought before the audience through flashbacks, one can sfe the confu- sion going through his mind. Faced wiiluhe decision of school or war, his father solves the problem. 136 Left: Are you still reading your letter? I've read mine two and a half times already. Below: If we could live on a farm, we'd be alone and have grass and trees all around. Cast Young Man-Chuck Capan Little Boy-Billy Duffield Mother-Diane VanHook Father-Bill Lipton Girl-Johnna Ries Soldier-leff DePorter Director-Mrs. Candace Millington Assistant Director-Pat McKinley Middle left: We're best friends, aren't we.” Left: The piano player for the play was lim Bux- ton. 137 Thespians Work Hard to Prepare the Stage Debbie Anderson Chuck Capan Brenda Child Carole Dawson Brad Duty Nicki Encapera Scott Hall Ralph Haynes Brenda Hicks Bill Lipton Pat McKinley Jay Pierson Lynn Prosser Johnna Ries Kathy Swanson Kristi Swanson Diane VanHook Greg Wadsworth S. Af f. in Aciion Throughout the year many S. A. E. members spent their study halls tutoring Junior High students. Other members participated by making ballots for the Referendum and by also ushering parents� ! Open House. Gail Adamek Renee Alexander Rita Allen Melanie Anderson Scott Beattie Debbie Behncke Raelene Billups Treasurer Brad Blick Carel Box Tom Calderone Brenda Childs Jill Crawford Joydene Davis Debbie DeToy Geralyn Dhaemers Kelly Dixon Denise Erickson Secretary Kathy Falconer Joyce Floyd Cindy Foster Jyla Frye Neal Gauley Diane Gerleman President Pat Gerleman Karen Gustafson DeAnn Hall Vice-President Michelle Harker Joyce Hajostek Ruth Hergert Brenda Hicks Brenda Isaacson Kathy Jordan Faith Kemp Kay Kindelsperger Ellen Koob Liz Mahieu neu • --- UWe ' I, M.tHj If uO M Sonia Martin Doreen Moseley Johnna Ries Jessica VanArsdale Karen McManus Cindy Moseley Mary Shields Diane VanHook Pam Miller Jerry Moseley Kelly Slater Doris Weatherly Peter Miller Angie Parker Beth Smith Lisa Weber Kevin Minch Lynn Prosser Carolyn Thompson Chris Zaiss 139 David Abnemathy Cindy Foster Scott Moffiu Gail Adamek Jyla Frye Sue Morehouse Renee Alexander Dennis Gerleman Doreen Moseley Briit Allison Dolores Gray Mark Nelson Chris Anderson Carrie Hall Becky Nice Laurie Anderson David Haysbrook Susan Olson Melanie Anderson Edie Henry Teresa Owens Kelly Barton Brenda Hicks Linda Pahl Pam Bennett Davjd Hintermeister Scott Palmer Frank Beshears Keith Holdsworth Angie Parker Debbie Bivens Kent Huffo k. Carol Pearce Ruth Box Kevin Isaacson’’ Lynn Prosser Doreen Braden Brad Johnson % Tonya Redpath Teresa Braden Kirk Johnson Brenda Reed Rick Brown Rhonda Johnsoq I Johnna Ries Sheri Brown Kay Kind lspergS� -' Ron Semonis Susan Buchman Ellen Koob Jeannie Shelton Chuck Capan Kim Krahl Kelly Slater Kye Carver Tina Laktas Beth Smith Bridget Clark Linda Lambert Kevin Tindall Janet Coyne Laurie Lintner Roxie Tolley Bonnie Coyne Bill Liptonx Pam Tomlinson Julie Curry Kathy Love' -.e Jerry Tyler Jeff DePorter Nancy Lovt lace Jessica Van Arsdale Cyndie DePover Liz Mahieu Diane VanHook Debbie DeToy Jeff Mann Marc Volkman Geralyn Dhaemers Todd Matter Kathy Wadsworth Theresa Dhondt Lori McCanna Buddy Wakefield Patty Dixon Pat McKinley Nikki Wakefield Tammy Downey Bill McManus Bradley Ward Brad Duty Karen McManus Laurie Watson Dawne Duty Kathy McManus Doris Weatherly Dea Encapera Brenda McMasters Laura Weihler Mike Encapera Nora McNichols Lori Wensel Denise Erickson Pam Miller Lori Whitcomb Steve Erickson Pete Miller Cynthia Young Marty Fiedler Kristi Minch Lisa Young Joyce Floyd Jill Minteer Chris Zaiss 140 . . . to Go to Chicago Right: Geralyn admires the Christmas tree at the Museum of Science and Industry. Upper right: Linda and Denise enjoy their meal at the La Tour restaurant. Lower right: Dolores and Beth board the bus to Chi- cago. Below: Mr. Swegle pours the water for Ruth, Kelly and Kristi. The purpose of Le Cercle francjais is to provide the student of French with the opportunity to learn more about French customs and culture. Our trip to Chicago at Christmas was an example of this. Eating dinner in a French restaurant and seeing the French Christmas decorations at the Museum of Science and Industry helped us to better understand the French people. The best part of French Club is that it makes learning French fun! -Monsieur Swegle 142 All School Senate Devises Elaborate Decorations for Homecoming Dance Britt Allison Dan Bergstrom lanet Coyne Brad Duty Mike Encapera Kevin Isaacson Tina Laktas Linda Lambert Bill Lipton Bill McManus Kathy McManus Scott Moffitt Doreen Moseley Kathy Swanson Roxie Tolley Buddy Wakefield Chris Anderson Denise Erickson Nancy Lovelace Debbie Peebler Stephanie Surr Kelly Barton Joyce Floyd Sonia Martin Lynn Prosser Tammy True Debbie Bivens Patty Gerleman Karen McManus Tonya Redpath Kathy Wadsworth Todd Beattie Karen Guss Secretary Brenda Reed Karen Wagoner Debbie Behncke Dianna Hainline Nora Me Nichols Robin Reed President Ruth Box Amy Harmon Kristi Minch Bobbie Rogers Dana Wakefield Lori Casper Karen Hohl Pam Miller Kurt Schroeder Carolyn Wangelin Mark Christian Kris John so;. Cindy Moseley Theresa Seaberg Pres. Elect Bridget Clark Shawn Johnson Becky Nice Barb Smith Laurie Watson Julie Curry Elaine Johnston Susan Olson Jodi Sosbee Tony Whittington Debbie DeToy Kathy Jordan Scott Palmer Mike Spivey Tina Wolfe Patty Dixon Dawn Duty Kay Kindelsperger Chris Laktas Linda Pahl Carol Pearce Teri Stewart Lisa Young 144 Varsity Club Members Excel in Sports C SENIORS Doug Coyne Dave Anderson Tom DePorter Dave Basala Ron DeVriendt Joel Basala Many Fiedler Mike Brewer Neal Gauley Steve Curry Dennis Gerleman Brad Duty Scott Hall Tom Eddingfield Delben Henry Bob Erickson Brad Johnson Ralph Haynes George Keckler Dave Hemphill Todd Matter Bill Upton Dean Moreland Pat McKfnley Craig Mueller Kevin Minch Jay Pierson Jeff Perry Dave Ricketts Frank Weber Rich Runge Terry Wilkins Rick Semmens Matt Woodward Jerry Tyler JUNIORS Duane Wakefield Brad Anderson SOPHOMORES Scott Beattie Mike Aguilar Mark Benr.ett Dan Hohl Gerry Brown Jeff Mann Tom Caldercne Scott Moffitt Gary Carlsc Mark Nelson Jim Cope Bob Wyant Left: Officers-FranK Weber, President: and Steve Curry, Secretary. 146 Chorus Broadens Horizons In the fall Chorus pul on an AH'-American Revue which was a cabaret-style presen- tation of America's history. Also, they gave a Madrigal Dinner in December where they served their guests an English style dinner. Entertaining the elderly people at the Oak Glen Nursing Home and St. Anthotw's Convalescent Center was another project they completed. Spring unfolded many events for the Chorus. They participated in State Contest, sang at Six Flags Choral Festival in competition, and then finished the year with a 1976 spring concert. Above: Row 1-Doreen Braden, Kay Kindelsperger. Shirene Riesebieter, Jay Pierson, Pat McKinley. Kirk Johnson Larry Buck waiter, Don MacDonald, Sheri Brown, Joyce Floyd, Carole Dawson. Row 2-Dawne Duty, Delores Gray Marty Fiedler, Greg Wadsworth, Brad Duty, Jim Buxton, Randy True, Carol Granger, Janet Coyne. 152 Above center: Piano accompanist. Dawne Duty, practices for a concert. Above: Officers-Shirene Riesebieter. Secretary: Brad Duty. President: and Dolores Gray. Vice-President look over new uniforms for Follies. 153 Row 1: Robin Reed. Jill Minteer. Chris Hays. Angie Parker, Patty Welch. Shawn Johnson. Penny Hall. Rae Ann Bran- denburg. Diane Hart. Brenda Isaacson, Debbie Taets. Row 2: Carol Pearce, Sheila Greim, Debbie Zude, Deborah Behncke, Cindy Moseley, Susan Reed, Wanda Hicks, Lori McCanna, Joydene Davis. Jessica VanArsdale. Row 3: Susan Olson. Pam Steele, Linda Pahl, Nanette Redpath, Nora McNichols, Tammie Winn, Debbie Seitz, Colleen Wonon. Julie Anderson, Linda Brasmer, Kristi Minch. 154 Girls Chorus Sings at Follies and Serves at Madrigal Dinner Left: Officers-Brenda Isaacson, Presi- dent: Robin Reed, Vice President; and Chris Hays, Sec.-Treas. 156 Right: Librarians-Lori Wensel, Laurie Watson, Gail Adamek. Above: Band Officers-Teresa Braden. Dan Bergstrom. Laurie Watson. Kathy Swanson, Brad Duty. FLUTE TUBA Rita Allen Pat McKinley Raelene Billups Teresa Braden Rick Steams Sue Buchman CLARINET Rhonda Johnson Ruth Box Brenda McMasters Debbie DeToy Dawn Rice Karen Gustafson Laurie Watson Edie Henry L hf. Prosser OBOE Brenda Reed Pam Miller BARITONE Kathy Swanson Kristi Swanson Darren Rind PERCUSSION James Buxton BASSOON Kelly Lawson Bobbie Rogers William Lipton 158 Band Unites to Form Unified Sound New instruments have enabled the Sherrard High School Band to form a more balanced sound. At pep rallies, basketball games, football games, and concerts, they have been able to supply a contem- porary sound for their audiences. Through the year the band has supplied the peo- ple of the community with many concerts. In the fall their concert consisted of a variety of music. The music which they played at their concert in March was also played for the State Contest. Then in the spring pop music was presented. Though the band was busy performing concerts, they did find time to entertain themselves. A party was planned for Halloween, and a swimming party was scheduled in May. In the spring each member looks forward to the all-day outing. BAsJ LARlNET Ann Bergstrom Sheri Brown Carel Box Lori Mital Dawne Duty Craig Mack ALTO SAXOPHONE Phillip Crandall Kathy Wadsworth Joyce Hajostek FRENCH HORN Ruth Hergert Dan Bergstrom Charles Capan CONTRA BASS Patty Dixon CLARINET Denise Erickson Pam Tomlinson Ellen Koob Peter Miller TENOR SAXOPHONE Tim Hansen TROMBONE Brad Duty CORNET Gail Adamek Dennis Gerleman FFA Sponsors Donkey Basketball Game Above: Bill Lipton-Reponer. Top center: David Hamerlinck-President, 1st in Farm Planning Contest, Foundation Award in Beef Production, Star Chapter Farmer. Top Center: Jerry Hamerlinck-Vice-President. Right: David Anderson-Secretary, 3rd in Farm Planning Con- test, Foundation Award in Com Production. 160 Left: Wesley Swanson-Treasurer, Foundation Award in Swine Production, Most Improved Records Award, DeKalb Award. Left Center: Ed Dean-Star Chapter Greenhand. Above: Kathy McManus-Chapter Sweetheart, Tom Calderone- Sentinel. Left: David Wickenburg-Best 1st Year Record Book. 161 STATE FARMERS Duane Foster Dan McManus CHAPTER FARMERS David Anderson Jeff Anderson Ron Calderone Tom Calderone Doug Coyne Ron DeVriendt David Hamerlinck Jerry Hamerlinck Rick Holdsworth Bill Lipton Dan Spivey Lisa Swanson Wesley Swanson Jim White Mike White David Wickenburg Matt Woodward GREENHANDS Todd Beattie Byron Blackman Edward Dean Karl Hansen Keith Holdsworth Gary Logston Joanna McCollum Lori Mital Mike Spivey Mike Verbeke Mary Wilson w1 AFUiyKE FOR AMERICA 163 Bryan Adams Ron Boerson Ron DeVriendt Tony Slavish Larry Adams Debbie Brasmer Dan Hainline Dan Sloan Monte Adams Vice-Pres. David Hamerlinck Mamie Stevenson Jeff Anderson Tom Calderone Greg Hudnall Paul Todd Frank Atkins Kevin Carver Les Hudnall Tammy True Tim Ayers Monte Cottrell Darrell Inman Karen Wagoner Sec.-Treas. Doug Coyne Kevin Rathbun Jim Winn Joel Ba ala Steve Cuny President Laura Huskey 164 165 Junior High (Eighth) Row 1-Jean Almquist, Cun Alvin. Sherry Anderson. David Anderson, Mike Anderson, Veronica Anderson. Candy Ayers. Row 2-An Beshears, Debbie Birkestrand, Jeannie Bivens, Kathy Boerson, Teresa Brasmer, Chuck Brock. Tammie Burwell. Row 3-Roxanne Calderone, Chris Carey, Rhonda Carpenter, Tammy Cederstrom, Lisa Christy, Patty Coleman, Tammy Cottrell. Row 4-Susie Coyne, Dean Daggett, Mike Daligee, Allen Davis, Mark Davis, Denise Dawson, Mike Dawson. Row 5-Nancy Dean, Mary DePorter, Cindy Diericks, Darren Docherty, Doug Duty, Betsy Eddingfield, Steve Encapera. neaberg’ Joe YoUng’ Tracy Fenner’ ,oe wils°n. Sherry Anderson. Duty. Mike Anderson. Roxanne Calderone, Roger Nelson, Patty Coleman. Lisa Christy, Doug 166 Top: Mr. Hamerly-History Bottom: Mr. Swanson-Math Row 1-Robin Erbst, Karen Erdmann. Gary Fender. Tracy Fenner, Matt Fiedler. Row 2-Brian Fisher, Patty Ford, John Fulton, Rick Gill, Kathy Granger. Row 3-Barb Guss, Mike Hainline, Richard Hainline, Toe HajosteSt, Jamie Handley. Row 4-Todd Harmening, Eileen Harmon, Kim Harris, Tom Harris, Dianna Heick. Row 5-Steve Hennenfept, Donna Jochim, Armon Johnson, Cheryl Jones. 167 Row 1-Debbie Kable, Scott Kammerman, Jim Kilcoin, Lisa Koch, Mike Leingang, John Leyendecker, Scott Linter. Row 2-Larry Logston, Todd Lucas, Norman Mandle, Mark Martens, John Matkovic, Dan McCanna, Lori McCoughey. Row 3-Gary McMeekan, Jodi Minteer, Maribel Moreland, Diana Mullens, Jeff Mullens, Correna Murphy, Robert Murphy. Row 4-Denise Nass, Larry Neil, Roger Nelson. Natalie Neuman, Troy Niner, Mike Olson, Brenda Pahl. Right: Mr. Westlund-Science Far left: Mrs. Frink-English Left: Mrs. Cromer-Reading Row 1-Wendy Palmer, Robert Pearce, Lyle Pearson, Kathy Pittman, Scott Purcell, Roger Reynold� . Row 2-Mike Rhodenbaugh, Arlene Richardson, Micha Riesebieter, Chris Seaberg, Gay Shelangouski, Melinda Shields. Row 3-Craig Slater, Pam Smith, Debbie Snow, Betty Spivey, Wayne Steele, Darin Surr. Row 4-David Surr, Carl Thompson, Trina Trenkenshuh, Rhonda Tyler, John VanHoek, Todd Verbout. Row 5-Debbie Wadsworth, Kathy Whitcomb, Joe Willet, Scott Wilsey, Jackie Wilson, Joe Wilson. Row 6-Jennie Winn, Bill Witter, Carolyn Wood, Michelle Worton, Darrell Young, Joe Young. 169 Junior High Foofball— fhe Beginning of Success Curt Alvin Scott Lintner Remy Billups Jon Maciolek Mike Anderson Mark Martens Randy Brown Dan Mairet Art Beshears Larry Neal Larry Casper Dennis Mairet Mike Daligee Mike Olson Dave Cather Steve Maynard Allen Davis Troy Perry Tom Coyne Dean Meyer Mark Davis Craig Slater Mike Crumley Mike Miller Mike Dawson Wayne Steele Scott Damewood Scott Pierson Darin Docheny Darin Surr Scott Davison Randy Rutledge Doug Duty Todd Verbout Chris DePorter Mike Stanley Steve Encapera Joe Willett Billy Duffield Gerald Swanson Scott Fiedler Bill Witter Mitch Fiedler Jay Tatge John Fulton Joe Young Mark Hufford Tony Thompson Mike Hainline Coach Les Armes Greg Johnson Tim True Tom Harris Rod Adams Don Kabel Mike Turek Steve Hennenfent Trent Allison Dan Kalinczak Rommel VanHook Jim Kilcoin Terry Behnke Mike Kennedy Craig Watson Mike Leingang Ken Bennett Tim Kilcoin Coach Gordon Westlund 170 (Seventh) Row 1-Laura Abemathy, Rodney Adams, Judy Alexander, Trent Allison, Chris Anderson, Julie Anderson, Lynda Anderson. Row 2-Jeff Arnold, Melissa Baker, Melissa Barton, Beth Basala, Joe Basala, Terry Behnke, Kenneth Bennett. Row 3-Helen Berberich, Remy Billups, Linda Bivens, Tony Bonick, Allen Bradley, John Brown, Randy Brown. Row 4-Tony Burwell, Karen Calderone, Connie Campbell, Sherry Carlson, Kent Carver, Carrie Casper, Larry Casper. Row 5-David Cather, Tracy Cederstrom, John Clark, Connie Coyne, Tom Coyne, Mike Crumley, Cathy Dahlen. Row 1-Scott Damewood, Scott Davison, Michelle Dawson, Ted Deel, Chris DePoner, Cheri Derby, Michele Dhaemers. Row 2-Roger Diehl, Ann Diericks, Patty Diericks, Pam Dimitroff, Billy Duffield, Danise Encapera, JoAnn Erickson. Row 3-Dan Falconer, Laurie Fender, Mitch Fiedler, Dan Fritch, Tamara Frye, Judy Fuller, Donna Gerleman. Row 4-Steve Greer, Carla Gresch, Brenda Guyton, Tawny a Hanks, Debbie Hays, Ronda Hemm, Patrick Henry. Row 5-Gail Holliday, Steve Hood, Pam Hoose, Connie Homback, Mark Hufford, Jim Hunn, Chris Isaacson. Row 1-Virginia Jensen, Peggy Jochim, Greg Johnson, Beverly Johnston, Don Kabel, Dan Kalinczak. Row 2-Mike Kennedy, Tim Kilcoin, Cindy Krahl, Nan Kruelik, Mary Laktas, Beth Lehan. Row 3-Rhonda Lingafelter, Patty Lloyd, Billy Lockhart. Wendy Lucas, Bill Lutrell, Jon Maciolek. Row 4-David Mahieu, Tom Mahieu, Dan Mairet, Dennis Mairet, Dennis Mann, Lisa Matherny. Row 5-Steve Maynard, Ann McManus. Shawn McManus, Brad McMeekan, Dean Meyer, Sue Meyers. StudemCouncUrBet ga U, Danise Encapera. Debbie Hays. Michelle Dawson, Kent Carver. Scott son, Mike Crumley, Randy Brown, Scott Damewood. 174 Chris Miller Doug Miller Mike Miller Melanie Miner Tyrina Montgomery James Mote Brenda Murphy Sharon Nagelmiller Kathy Nichols Chuck Norris Mitzi Overton Troy Perry Pam Petty Scott Pierson Karen Plapp Diana Prine Tony Redpath Tammy Reeck Marilyn Reed Brad Rind Randy Rutledge Chris Sackfield Jerry Salinas Sandy Salinas Jerry Seitze Christine Severs Scott Simmons Judy Slaight Mike Stanley Danette Stone Sandy Stromquist Rose Marie Sturms Gerald Swanson Jay Tatge Tony Thompson Tim True Mike Turek Rommel Van Hook Sandy Wagoner Debbie Warner Quintin Waterman Milt Waterman Craig Watson Billy Webb Kathy Webb Cindy White Lori Winnings Roger Witt Nancy Wolf Bill Wyant Liz Young Kim Zude Top center: Mr. Weber-Math Left: Mrs. Jackson-English 175 Jr. High Takes First and Second in Cornbelt Tourney Eighth Grade Records: DOUG DUTY had the most free throws made- 43, the most field goals made-101, and also the most offensive rebounds- 59, and defensive rebounds-91. ROGER NELSON and DOUG DUTY played the most quarters-60. Eighth Grade; Row 1-Lisa Christy, Jodi Minteer, Debbie Wadsworth, Rhonda Tyler, Tammy Cederstrom. Row 2- James Kilcoin Gary McMeekan, Mark Davis, Roger Nelson, Dan McCanna. Row 3-Mike Dawson. Cun Alvin. Dar- ren Sun. Todd Verbout. Joe Wilson, Carl Thompson. Row 4-Coach Maynard, Mike Olsen. Mike Hainline, Bill Wit- ter, Doug Duty, Mike Anderson, Scott Fiedler. Absent-Sieve Encapera, Scott Lintner. 176 Seventh Grade: Row 1-Laura Abernathy, Michelle Dhaemers, Beth Basala, Danise Encapera, Tyrina Montgomery. Row 2-Manager Randy Rutledge, Jerry Seitz, David Mahieu, Ran ’ BTown, John Macio- lek, Dennis Mann, Ken Bennett, Scott Davison, Manager Dan Kalinczak. Row 3-Tim True, Mitch Fiedler, Tom Mahieu, Tom Coyne, Tim Kilcoin, Chris Isaacson, Scott Damewood, Remy Billups, Manager Mike Crumley. Row 4-Coach Cromer, John Brown, Jay Tatge, Dean Meyer, Trent Allison, Milt Waterman, Scott Pierson, Craig Watson. Sherrard Shenard Sherrari Shert Sherrard Shenard Shenard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Shenard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Shenard Shenard Seventh Grade Records: DEAN MEYER had the most free throws made-21, the most field goals made-148. and also the most offensive rebounds- 108, and defensive rebounds-137. SCOTT PIER- SON and REMY BILLUPS played the most quarters- 60. 177 178 NATURE’S WAY BEAUTY PARLOR Terry Sharon Frostings- -Permanents Uniperms--Hair Coloring Men’s Styling by Appointment Open Wed. Through Sat. Phone: 534-8142 Preemption. Illinois COUNTRY STORE Open 8a.m. Closed 8 p.m. Rich Weihler, Owner Phone: 534-8144 Preemption, Illinois Milan 787-2342 HASSE OIL 787-7250 Illinois YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAY AT . . . MARK V. MANDLE MANAGER 2409 11 St. ROCK ISLAND 788-8326 C. A. “Butch” Erickson � «. Dial 754-8813 J!vnn MER-ROC FS INC. BEAUTY SHOP Maih.rriiU. IU. Tuaa. thru S«t. MO la SiOO � My Aim is la Plomaa Lynn McM.akan Reynolds, Illinois Phone 372-4267 CHILD’S MOTOR SALES Plumbing and Heating STEPHEN A. SLAVISH INSURANCE AGENCY AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Phone 754-8911 Matherville Illinois Home Auto Life Health 754-8825 4ft. Matherville Illinois FYRE LAKE YOUR TRIP THROUGH LIFE WILL HAVE SMOOTHER SAILING ON THE SEA OF KNOWLEDGE WHICH IS ENTERED BY WAY OF THE STRAITS AND LOCKS OF EDUCATION BON VOYAGE VALHALLA ENTERPRISES FYRE LAKE Shcrrard, Illinois 61281 181 ORVILLE MINTEER ASSOCIATES, INC. See you at the Matherville Bicentennial! Box 459 Andalusia Illinois (309)798-2860 BLACK HAWK COLLEGE As America enters her Third Century this year, you can start your third level of education by attending Black Hawk College. You'll find the faculty and staff at Black Hawk College are dedicated to serving you. Since 1946 Black Hawk College has been preparing thousands of students to go on and earn a baccalaureate degree, and since 1965 thou- sands of others have been prepared for jobs and careers of many kinds. Reach your goal, or find out what it actually is, by planning on furthering your education at Black Hawk Col- lege. ties°U fin 1 neally 400 fUl1 and part'lime insuuctors are well-qualified in their particular teaching special- If finances are stopping you. you'll find help through the Financial Aids Office. For full details on courses of instruction, admissions procedures, and other information contact the Admissions Office at Black Hawk Colleee 6600 - 34th Ave., Moline, IL 61265. 8 182 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 Telephone: 322-5359 YOUR UNIT 200 PHOTOGRAPHER 1916 Sturdcvant Street Davenport, Iowa 183 TOM KILCOIN AUCTIONEER REAL ESTATE BROKER nm mm good time fSH KEY’S f JO. THt fUM COMt AS You te PREEMPTION, ILLINOIS Phone 534-4781 ? BARTON’S BODY SHOP Bear Alignment Tire truing Body Fender Repair Glass Installed Phone 309-529-4251 Alpha, Illinois 5000 23rd Avenue Moline, Illinois Phone 797-9702 ATOR-BROS. BODY SHOP Frame and Front End Alignment 24-Hour Wrecker Service Phone 526-8128 Orion, Illinois DEBS DRIVE IN 102 1st Ave. E. Milan, Illinois Fine Foods Prepared by EXPERTS. 184 ORION VETERINARY SERVICE, LTD. Phone 526-3377 Dr. Earl De Zeeuw Dr. James Montgomery Dr. Gary Kampmann STATE BANK OF ORION Since 1890 Orion, Illinois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SWANSON’S ACE HARDWARE CLARK FEED SUPPLY CO. • Hardware Appliances LP Gas Your Purina Dealer Orion, Illinois Phone 526-8287 787-6463 d Orion Illinois BIG T’S PARTY CENTER Where Friends and Neighbors Meet GLEN’S LOCKER ROOM Just West of Eagle Food Store Open all week 10-2 Milan, Illinois Milan, Illinois GOOD LUCK GRADUATES! Phone 787-7224 185 FARMERS STATE BANK OF ALPHA ■% Phone 529-4361 Learn Earn the Pivot Point way. CELE WHAN ACADEMY OF BEAUTY INC. 4619-34th Street Rock Island, 111. 786-8446 786-9862 Alpha Wm. Member F. D. I. C. Illinois Students who are definitely interested in Cosmetology may have a courtesy hair style. Call for information. Mosenfelder Sons 1629 SECOND AVENUE ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS 61201 THE ARGUS Serving the Quad-Cities and Western Illinois Since 1851 ELMER’S SERVICE REPAIR SHEPHERD LUMBER COMPANY Elmer Jim Lumber and Millwork Complete Building Service 593-2541 Sherrard, Illinois Sherrard 186 Illinois Office Phone: 593-2180 Office Hours 9 a.m.-Noon 2 p.m.-6 p.m. Mon. Friday Eve. til 7 p.m. Closed All Day Thursday DR. CHARLES C. GERLEMAN CHIROPRACTOR 504 W. 1st Street, Milan, 111. Phone 787-4944 Emergency Phone 1-372-8366 TOTS ’N TEENS REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE BROKER Infant Toddler fi� a4 SPECIALIZING IN FARMS Boys 4-16 slim and regular ILLINOIS-IOWA Girls 4 to 6x and 7-14 CALL 534-4325 Pre-teen 3 6 to 4 14 Junior 3 to 15 WAYNE SPENGLER AGENCY Stop, Shop, and Compare 582-5277 Aledo INSURANCE-FARM LOANS RT 1 SHERRARD ILL Complete Fraternal Life Insurance for the Entire Family If' 'mt'Wcyal jXeigltlars o...... AMERICA SUPREME OFFICE ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS 61201 FRATERNAL LIFE INSURANCE SINCE 895 • • ib 187 Fishing Camping MATHERVILLE LAKE Boating Picnicking We buy, break, board, sell MILL CREEK STABLES SHERRARD AGRI FEED AND SUPPLY Complete supply of something for everyone! Knoxville Rd., Milan 787-6968 PARKER’S LAUNDERETTE Le Specialize in Vegetables and Bedding Plants. Dry Cleaning Big Bovs HARKER’S GREENHOUSE 7-10 Weekdays 6-10 Saturday 8-9 Sunday Shcrrard Illinois Sherrard. Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of '76! HIDDEN LAKE Taylor Ridge, Illinois SKLADANY PROFESSIONAL The Skladany Medical Center, S.C. Andrew E. Skladany, M.D. Diplomate American Board of Family Practice Orion, Silvis, Moline, Illi- nois dollars + sense life insurance ... and that about sums it up. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Rock land, Illinois One of the Nation’s Leading Fraternal Life Insurance Organizations SUZUKI SALES TRIUMPH PENTON HUSQVARNA CAN-AM SERVICE PARTS INSURANCE-FINANCING 762-2429 Taber Cycle Sales, Inc. 13th Street and Blackhawk Road SID SNELL’S ROYAL BLUE MARKET ‘Where Your Business Is Appreciated” Phone 596-2434 Viola 190 Illinois ITALIAN VILLAGE Rock Islond s Moline's Family Restaurant Open 7 AM Doily BREAKFAST LUNCHEONS DINNERS SNACKS PIZZA CHICKEN DINING-CARRY OUT • NO DELIVERIES ITALIAN COMPLETE MENU FOR EACH Privot� Dinmg Room For Forties •� i Oil 0 To 125 Feoplo 764-3579 3328 23rd AV MOLINE tt—.' unn a roniu nki ’ ZZ tO MIT TO I AT ST- 786-2671 1407 30th ROCK ISLAND COCKTAILS NOW AT ROCK IS LOC ONLY FISHER’S FARM HOUSE FOODS DEANE FRYE, INC. STRAN-STEEL A SUBSIDIARY OF NATIONAL STEEL Box 163 Aledo, Illinois 61231 593-2315 Sherrard Illinois HOUSE OF HAYNES B B GARAGE Highway 67 Preemption, Illinois Automotive, Heavy Duty Truck and Tractor Repair and Welding Mon-Fri. 8-5:30 Sat. 8-12 534-4751 Greenware Supplies, Finished Pieces, Concrete Yard Ornaments Ceramic Classes Glass Classes Phone 534-4791 Preemption Rt. 67 Illinois Congratulations Seniors Compliments of Don’s Tap Rhodenbaugh Excavating and Trucking Sherrard, Illinois 593-2520 Larry Rhodenbaugh Sherrard, Illinois 191 Where Birthdays Are Fun! Shop the friendly one THE HUGHES CO. RCA-Simplicity-Lennox Orion. Illinois 526-8104 KALMAN'S ™ ™ BILL KALMAN. R PH PHARMACY WE MAINTAIN A COMPLETE RECORD OF ALL YOUR family's PRESCRIPTION PURCHASES 909 West 4th Street Milan, Illinois ORION, ILLINOIS Phone 787-6126 PHONE 526 8061 A. D. HUESING CORPORATION 527-37th Avenue ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS BOTTLERS OF PEPSICOLA TEEM NESBITTS MOUNTAIN DEW SHERRARD TAP KINSEY SERVICE STATION 593-2Ulii STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS AND SERVICE 593-2212 Sherrard, Illinois Chicken, Fish, Shrimp, Oysters, and Lobster on Friday and Saturday Nights. Sherrard, Illinois MACE CHEMICAL A SUPPLY COMPANY DOONAN IMPLEMENT CO. Janitor Supplies, Cleaning Materials, and Maintenance Equipment Massey-Ferguson-Equipment Parts and Service 207-09 E. 2nd Street Dial 322-4012 Preemption, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Phone 534-4201 Rock Band SPENCER’S HARDWARE Every Friday and Saturday night MILLER’S TAP Tackles Bait Ammunition Guns Gift Items Cards ' Books 754-8236 Matherville, Illinois Fresh Made Pizza and Tacos “13 different spices and herbs carefully blended to make up the area’s finest pizza” Matherville, Illinois CARRYOUT ORDERS . . . Phone 754-9995 Compliments SLAVISH VAULT COMPANY ADAM’S TAVERN Concrete Septic Tanks and Burial Vaults (Sizes 800 gallon and 1000 gallon) P.O. Box 21 Matherville, Illinois 61263 Phone 754-9991 Open Sundays Phone 754-8233 Area Code 309 ni nil Matherville lll,no,s 193 HjuMmanto ANDERSON MANDLE GRAIN CO. Buyers-Sellers-Corn, Oats, Beans Andalusia Road, Milan, Illinois Phone 787-2332 Phone Milan 787-4604 HAS IT ALL-WAYS Illinois MILAN MAID-RITE “Come eat in our newly re- modeled dining room.” Phone 787-1201 (%iuVa£m) BAB TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 205 West 1st Avenue, Milan Milan Illinois Owners, operators: Russell, Billie, Mick, and Bruce WAYNE SCHOOL BUS BODIES ARE THE FINEST MADE IN AMERICA! Sold By MOLINE BODY COMPANY 222 52nd Street Area Code 309 Phone 764-8343 Drive Shafts Bumpers Utility Bodies Cranes Wrecker Units Wheels Rims Truck Equipment Stock Racks Van Bodies Farm Bodies Semi-Trailers Tool Boxes Bus Bodies Dump Bodies Hoists 194 8 to 5:45 Everyday 8 to noon on Sundays BODEN SUNOCO AND CAFE 754-8722 Route 67 Boden Illinois ipnrmrmnnnrTnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnr. Wedding 0nvitatiom nnounccmcnt i tarns IBiidaL Soo ti OKA r PRINT SHOP 615 AMT. Eighth Act., Aledo. IllinoU asxiaaaDmiZiaar ztwa MYRON E. SWANSON COMPANY Boilers Burners Sales-Installations Service-Repair Steam Specialties Complete Boiler Service 24 Hour Phone (319) 322-8112 Sherrard............ 593-2698 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES .. We re proud of your achievements. You have passed the first milestone and a glit cenng world of promise awaits those who will reach for it. Get just as much educatiori 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’ SPUD SAM'S MOBILE STATION 24 hour wrecker service • Sun Test Machine On Highway 67 Viola Illinois D H TRADING POST Harold Delma Furniture Bought Sold Phone 596-2850 Viola, Illinois 195 MOSENFELDERS, INC. FINE MEN’S WEAR DOWNTOWN ROCK ISLAND KING PLAZA, MOLINE DOWNTOWN MOLINE MUSCATINE PLAZA NORTHPARK, DAVENPORT SOUTHPARK, MOLINE RHODENBAUGH SUNOCO OIL CO. Dean Rhodenbaugh, Owner Complete Service Center 24-Hour Wrecker Service Sherrard 593-5603 Illinois KIRK HUGGINS FUNERAL HOME 1301 Fourth Street Geo. R. Huggins Orion, Illinois 61273 David H. Kirk 196 BELL’S WESTERN STORE 102-106 W. 4th Street Milan, Illinois The Largest and Most Complete Western Store in the Midwest LWAYS something- COOKIN' at THE PIZZA JOYNT Andalusia Road Milan, Illinois “THE COUNTRY FAIR’’ VIOLA FLOWER GIFT SHOP — VIOLA. ILLINOIS — Routes 67 « 17 — Always the Unusual ' BIGGEST GIFT SHOP FOR MILES Corsages Wedding Funeral Phone 596-2622 Arrangements VONDA BEAUTY SALON Pioneers in Power SHERRARD POWER SYSTEM Appointment� At Your Convenience Tuesday Thru Sat. 8 o.m.—5 p.m. Orion Illinois VONDA MOSELEY STYLING-FROSTING COLORING - PERMANENTS WIGS SALES-STYLING CARE EYELASH SALES APPLICATIONS REDKEN BEAUTY PRODUCTS Call 593-2514 SHERRARD, ILL t xaco RED’S TEXACO SERVICE CAR WASH Tire Service Lubrications Viola Illinois FREW SERVICE AUTO BODY REPAIR Phone 593-2413 Corvette Repairs Wrecker Service Sherrard, Illinois PROTECTIVE INSURANCE COMPANY Orion Illinois Corvette Chevrolet AUGIE EARL’S CHEVROLET Walter's Inc. Men's Wear 1000 4th Street Orion and Geneso, Illinois Phone 526-3768 Orion, Illinois Phone 526-3314 Chevelle Trucks CARPENTER’S CITCHEN DAIRY BAR A Fine Place To Dine uent’s Country Inn Phone 593-2513 Complete Noon Dinners Deanington Square Soft Serve Cones, Malts, Sundaes, Fish Pizza, Chicken, Sandwiches Orion, Illinois Phone 526-8635 Quent and Norma Stromquist Owners Larry Ramona Carpenter ALPHA T.V. AND APPLIANCES We Sell the Best and Service the Rest” Ku( k Inland R.C.A., Zenith, Panasonic Whirlpool Appliances Typewriter Company Sales with services 1608 Second Avenue ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS Alpha Illinois ANDY COOK. Owner HUGHES ARCO SERVICE DOTSON JEWELERS Phone 788-6644 Earl Day Rock Island. Illinois 61201 Milan, Illinois 198 DeSCHEPPER PACKING CO. Knoxville Road Milan, Illinois Telephone 787-1846 WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM KILLING PROCESSING 593-2414 HARNEY- AAORGAN RT. 17 EAST-ALEDO PHONE 582-5336 STUTS DRUG STORE H. O. Stutsman, R. Ph. David Relandcr, R. Ph. C. Wm. Stancliff, Mgr. Walgreen Agency 582-5151 Aledo Illinois MILAN FLOWER SHOP “Flowers for All Occasions” 109 West 2nd Avenue Milan, Illinois 200 Dial 787-1413 Congratulations and best wishes to all the graduating Seniors. LOU’S RESTAURANT The friendly place in Milan 126 Fourth Street West Milan, Illinois Bill and Marcela Bance—Hosts SIGN OF smvret lAWSOHy REAL ESTATE Office: 799 7373 Residence: 799-5270 AUCTIONEER APPRAISER Coal Vallay, llllaatt Compliments of 2)r. CkarL Q. DoJ OPTOMETRIST 106 South College Avenue Aledo, Illinois QUINN BROS. SUPERMARKET Fine Foods Meats F’roduce Insurance Real Estate FORD AND MAYNARD AGENCY 610 S. W. 3rd Street Aledo, Illinois 106 S. College Ave. Aledo, 111. Aledo THE GEM SHOP Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Watches Noritake China McCaw '4 FUKNITUKE APPLIANCES Aledo Illinois 217 South College Phone 582-7313 57 years of service OPHIEM GRAIN CO. Custom Grinding Mixing Grain Bank Service Crimping-Bulk Delivery Agricultural Chemicals Grain Storage WILLEMS TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Heating and Air Conditioning Maytag Sales and Service General Hardware Phone 667-2512 New Windsor Illinois Case Power Equipment HT. 17 EAST ALEDO. ILLINOIS 200 E. MAIN ST. ALEDO. ILL. Compliments of RAH JOHNSON LUMBER CO. ALPHA READY MIX CO. Phone 529-5771 Alpha, Illinois RIVOLI GRAIN COMPANY Grain Seed New Windsor Hardware Lumber Custom Grinding Phone 667-2614 Feed Coal Illinois W. J. NELSON A SONS, INC. Corner Ophiem Rd. Highway 150 Phone 529-8661 Ford-Gehl-Fox-White Farm Equipment Ophiem 202 Illinois Food for the Entire Family at the MILAN MR. QUICK SHARE-A-CRAFT (||} TEMPLE’S SPORTING GOODS 136 West Main Phone 582-5206 f i 48 years of Service and Satisfaction Full line supplies of today’s most popular Crafts. 1524-6th Avenue Moline, Illinois Telephone 787-5490 1 jHRl- DOLL-LAIN A BALLS Porcelain and Ceramic Studio Classes in Porcelain and Ceramic Maureen Nalevanko Doll Draping 308 W. 4th Ave. Greenware Milan, Illinois 61264 W SHOES Alf DO 1 ILL 110 EAST MAIN T TEL. 582-7011 =3ROCK oISLAND iBAIMK 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, Friday......... Saturday ......... Wednesday, Thursday, ........8:00 AM to 6:00 PM .....8:00 AM to 2:00 PM U� c our 24 hour Depository too 203 101iif (fmuttry lanrh REGISTERED QUARTER HORSES F P Vo. 1-SHERRARD, ILL. 61281 Phone 1-309-593-2443 BREEDING TRAINING OWNERS D.T. MARY MOTT THOMAS PAINT STORE DanH. Thomas-Owners-Clif E. Rechkemmer 222-4th Street West Milan, Illinois Phone 787-2021 Custom Color Service Minnesota - Paints Custom Picture Framing NORTON’S FOOD CENTER Disking Plowing Since 1916 Orion, Illinois Phone 526-3322 GLEN TOMLINSON Custom Work Sherrard, Illinois 593-2566 ORION FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP 526-3503 Orion, Illinois “Say it with Flowers.” F.T.D. Wire Service ESTHER’S TACOS CARRY OUT ORDERS 'acos. Enchiladas, Burritos, Tamales Plus Other Fine Mexican Foods Phone 787-5727 326 W. 1st Ave. Milan, Illinois MEADOW LANES Bowling __ Billiards Restaurant Phone 526-3300 Orion, Illinois 204 poster Joiner 20� S. E. THIRD ST. ALEOO. ILLINOIS 61231 Phone 309-582-7265 After Hours 582-2062 McCullough’s DEPARTMENT STORE Milan, Illinois Levi's for Guys Hush Puppies Shoes Children’s Department (from infants to size 14) Aileen Bobbie Brooks The Red Eye Lady Wrangler We Give S H Green Stamps tfjoikfc Congratulations' . and I Where the young crowd meets. Best Wishes DOWNTOWN: ROCK ISLAND DAVENPORT MOLINE 9 Bituminous ksessss Home Office • Rock Island. III. Offering many rewarding career opportunities in insurance (t Cabc’s - BRIDGEWAY AUTO PARTS NEW AND USED PARTS Rebuilt Transmissions . . . worth a trip from anywhere! 797-2330 3900 Bridgelane Moline CRUMMY FUNERAL HOME Leo Crummy FuneraJ Director Viola, Reynolds, New Windsor Illinois COALJaujEY . Satc anfc COAL VALLEY • ILLINOIS 1 240 VIOLA SUNOCO 799-3133 Mechanical Work Tires Phone 596-2535 V °ia Illinois MEMBER F.D.I.C. 206 “There is only one good, knowledge, and only one evil, ignorance.” Socrates Diogenes Laertius bk. 2. sec. 31 First National Bank of Rock Island First National Plara FstaMishcd in 1852 Member F.D.I.C. 207 Good tunes should be made. to tast forever, But quickly, very quickly, They seem, to pass us by. j That winning football game,, A aery special faend, teachers and tests, Uomecoming Dance and Piom, A e memories all forgotten, Unless they can achieve immortality Between the covers of a hook. As you. hold this past yea In you hands, memories tetom Of happiness and laughter, Idoments of sadness and indifference, All unique times That Spang from, this bookc T make yow remember and relive.