Stockton High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Stockton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

STAFF Jim Calhoun, Editor Lynne Logemann Brad Bourne Sue Coppernoll John Baylor Alan Heath Linda Lamm Karen Mcl Irath Mark Gallagher Tom Libberton Gail Coppernoll Mike Brunner i Harriet Beal Carol Haring Gloria Viel Tenny Feltmeyer Karen Timpe Stephen Hamilton. Adviser INDEX Seniors . 6 Underclassmen................. 26 Activities ....................48 Special Events ............... 74 Music 92 Sports........................102 Faculty 128 Advertisements .............. 138 CREDITS Photography Persona Studio. Sterling. III. Cover Durand Manufacturing Co. Chicago, III. Publisher: Stephenson Carroll Publishers. Lena, III. Bindery Vass Bindery, Rockford. Ill EXPRESSIONS OF 1970 The mind of man, the great artistic interpreter, leaves a portion of its own art implicit in everything with which it comes into contact. In its various forms of expression, from its union with the school spirit to doing its own thing, the manifestations of the inner essence of the 1970 individual and student body of Stockton High School is what this volume is concentrating on and attempting to capture. if y rich TQUR niR LONE G OAA ofa Colleen Everso 11 won the Betty Crocker Homemakers Award. THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ARE Brian McKee, president. Pam Heath, secretary. Harriet Beal, treasurer, and Randy Woker, vice president. Mary Leitzen won the DAR award. She also represented Stockton at Girls State in the 6 summer of 1969. In 1969, Tim Magee. Mike Toepfer, and Dale Vanderheyden represented Stockton at Boys State GARY BAWDEN Son of Mrs. Boyd Bawden Prom Server 2, Drama Club Projectionist Club 4. Letterman's Football 2.3.4. 4. 4. MARY AURAND Mare” Sister of Miss Charlotte Aurand GAA 1.2.3.4. AFS 1.2.3. FHA 1.2. Medical Careers 2,3; Drama Club 3.4. Stage Manager in Plays. BRADLEY BEARD Budweiser Beard Son of Mason Beard Wrestling 1.2. Projectionist Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 2. Drama Club 4; Band 1,2. CONNIE BARTELS Barb Bartlets Daughter of Leo Bartels GAA 1.2.3.4, FHA 1.2.3.4. Pep Club 1.2; Prom Server 2; Drama Club 3.4 Band 1,2,3.4. County Music Festival 3.4 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3.4 State Organizational Music Contest 1.2,3,4; Drum Majorette 3.4. A Capella Choir 3; Girls Chorus 2; Junior-Senior Play Cast 3. BRENDA BERGEMAN Daughter of Major Bergeman GAA 1.2.3.4. Library Club 4. FTA 3.4. Medical Careers 3,4; A Capella Choir 3.4; State Solo and Ensemble Music Contest 1,4; IMEA 4; County Music Festival 4 HARRIET BEAL Lee Daughter of Harry Beal Library Club 1.2.3.4. GAA 1,2,3,4. FHA 1.2.3,4. AFS 1,2.3. FTA 3. Medical Careers 4; Class Treasurer 1.4. Majorette 1.2.3,4; Band 1.2,4; Pep Band 2. Solo and Ensemble Music Contest 1.3.4. State Organizational Music Contest 1,2,4. Pep Club 1,2.3. Head Prom Server 2; Annual and Arrowhead Staff 4. JEFFERY BRINKMEIER Brink Son of Dean Brinkmeier Basketball 1. Drama Club 4, Football 1.2,3,4. All Conference 4; All State Honorable Mention 4. Letterman's 3.4. MAXINE BUSKE Max Daughter of Clayton Buske Jr. GAA 1.2.3.4. AFS 1.2.3; FTA 2,3,4, Program Committee 4; Pep Club 1.2; Library Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 3.4. Drama Club Play 4; Freshman Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 2,3,4; State Organizational Music Contest 1; State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3.4; Majorette 1.2.3,4; Prom Server 2. TERESA BUSKE Terry Daughter of Roger Buske GAA 1.2.3.4; FTA 3,4. Sec. Treas. 4. Library Club 1,2.3.4. AFS 1.2.3; Pep Club 2.3. Drama Club 3,4. Chorus 1.2.3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Music Contest 1.2,3; State Organizational Music Contest 1,2,3; IMEA 3. Prom Server 2. Annual Staff 3; State Scholarship Semi Finalist. JAMES CALHOUN Bunny Son of Elwyn Calhoun Drama Club 4. Plays 3.4, Arrowhead 4; Projectionist 1.2,3.4; AFS 3; Head Prom Server 2; Annual Staff 3.4. Editor 4. LARRY CHUMBLER Chum Son of Lynn Chumbler FFA 1,3,4. Drama Club 3,4. JANET COLLIN Jan Daughter of Emerson Collin Transfer from Dakota 1. GAA 2,3,4. FHA 2,4; FTA 2.3; Medical Careers 4; Drama Club 4. Play Crew 3. Play 4. SUE COPPERNOLL Daughter of Gilbert Coppernoll AFS 2.3. Library Club 2,3.4; Pep Club 2.3; Prom Server 2. FHA 1.2.3,4, V-Pres. of Degrees 4, Sectional V-Pres. of Degrees 4; FBLA 3,4. Publications 4. GERALD DAVENPORT Dab Son of Duane Davenport Football 3.4. Letterman's 4; FFA 1.2,3,4. CHARLES DAVES. JR. Quasar- Son of Charles Daves. Sr. Projectionist 4; Football 4; Letterman's 4; A Capella Choir 1.4; Madrigals 4; State Solo and Ensemble Contest 4; Illinois State Scholar ROLAND DeBAUCHE Son of Richard DeBauche Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; Letterman's 3.4. Drama Club 4. Projectionists 3. LINDA DRANE Thunder- Daughter of Leslie Drane FHA 1.2.3.4. GAA 1.2.3.4; AFS 2.3; Pep Club 2,3; Medical Careers 4; Drama Club 4. Stage Crew 3.4. Make-up 3,4, Library Club 2,3.4. BETTY ENDRESS Bubbles Daughter of Glenn Endress GAA 1,2.3.4; FHA 1,2.3.4. Library Club 2,3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3; Drama Club 4. BRUCE EVANS Son of Norman Evans Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2.3,4;Track 1,2; Letterman's 1,2,3.4; Letterman's Club Tourney 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FHA-FFA Attendant 2; Parliamentary Procedure Contest 1,2; Class Treasurer 2; Freshman Chorus 1. STANLEY EVANS “Stan” Son of Harry Evans Drama Club 4; Projectionist Club 2; Football 2,4; Basketball 1.2; Letterman's 4. Daughter of Clifford Eversoll Band 1,2,3,4; A Capella Choir 1.2. County Music Festival 2,3,4; State Organizational Music Contest 1,2,3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3,4; GAA 1.2,3,4, Library Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Drama Club 3.4; Class Play 3.4, Drama Club Play 4; FHA 1,2.3,4, Fresh. Rep., V-Pres. 3. Pres. 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Head Prom Server 2. TENNY FELTMEYER Daughter of Allen Feltmeyer GAA 2.3,4; AFS 1; Prom Server 2; Publications 4; Library Club 2.3,4, V-Pres. 4; FBLA 4, Reporter 4. CYNTHIA FRAZIER “Cindy” Daughter of Kenneth Frazier GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4. Drama Club 3,4; Class Play 3. Library Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2; Prom Server 2; Majorette 1. Freshman Chorus; A Capella Choir 3. State Organizational Music Contest 2,3; State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3; Girls Chorus 2. DIANNE FRAZIER Daughter of Kenneth Frazier GAA 1.2,3,4; FHA 1.2,3,4. NORMAN GROEZINGER Short Legs Son of Earl Groezinger Student Council 1.2; Prom Server 2. Annual Staff 3; ISSC Scholar. A Capella Choir 1,2,3,4. Madrigal Singers 2,3.4. Band 1,2,3,4. Pep Band 1,2.3.4. State Organizational Music Contest 1.2.3,4, State Solo and Ensemble Music Contest 1.2,3,4. County Music Festival 1.2,3,4. IMEA 3,4. PAMELA HEATH Pam Daughter of Ore Heath AFS 1. GAA 1,2,4. Class Treasurer 4; Prom Server 2; Prom Attendant 3, Library Club 2.3,4. Pres. 4. FBLA 3,4, Treas. 3; Homecoming Attendant 3. CARLA HEIDENREICH Heidi Daughter of Melvin Heidenreich FHA 1.2,3,4; GAA 1.2; Drama Club 4. Pep Club 1,2; Medical Careers 4. SHIRLEY HAAS Squirrel Daughter of Wallace Haas FHA 1,2. GAA 1,2,3,4. FBLA 3.4; Pep Club 2.3. Band 1.2. AFS 1.2; Prom Server 2; Freshman Chorus. Drama Club 3,4. JERRY HEIDENREICH Son of Ray Lee Heidenreich FFA 1.2,3,4. Drama Club 4. Prom Server 2. PAULINE HEATH Daughter of Ore Heath GAA 1,2.3.4. Pres 4. Library Club 3.4; AFS 2. FBLA 3.4; Prom Server 2. ELMA HOTS Elmer Daughter of John Hots FHA 1,2.3.4. PAULA HUDSON Daughter of James Hudson GAA 1.2.3.4. FHA 1.3,4. FHA-FFA Attendant 3. FTA 1.2; AFS 1,2.3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Cheerleading 3.4; Band 1,2,3; A Capella Choir 3.4; Madrigals 2.3,4. County Music Festival 2.3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2.3.4. State Organizational Contest 2.3.4. Pep Club 1.2.3; Drama Club 2,3.4; Class Play 3; Student Council 1. Prom Server 2; Prom Royalty 3. am MICHAEL JORDAN Mike Son of Robert Jordan FFA 1.2,3; FHA-FFA Attendant 1; Basketball 1,2; Projectionists 3. ROBERT KEPNER Hubert Son of Hubert Kepner A Capella Choir 1.2.3,4; County Music Festival 1,3,4; State Solo and Ensemble Music Contest 1.3.4; State Organizational Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Prom Server 2; Projectionists 2,3.4; FFA 1.2; Section 1 Livestock Judging 2, State Livestock Judging Contest 2; Section 1 Public Speaking 2; Outstanding Sophomore; Section 1 Parliamentary Procedure Contest 2; ISSC Scholar CHARLES KRAHMER Chuck Son of Emerson Krahmer County Music Festival 1, A Cappella Choir 1; Student Council 3,4, Football 1.2,3.4. All-Conference 4. Special Mention State 4; Track 2,3,4; Letterman's 3.4. Pres. 4. MARY LEITZEN Mare Daughter of Robert Leitzen AFS 1.2.3; GAA 1.2.3.4. Sec. 4. Student Council 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; FTA 2,3.4. Pres. 4; Prom Server 2; Prom Chairman 3; Prom Royalty 3; Arrowhead 3. Drama Club 2.3.4, Library Club 2,3,4. Pep Club 2,3; Big Sister 4; Illini Girls State 3. DAR 4. � f ' S 4 WILLIAM LOGEMANN Lump- Son of Stanley Logemann Football 1,2.3,4. Wrestling 2.4, Basketball 3; Track 3,4; Letterman's 3.4, All-Conference 4; FFA 1,2,3; Section 1 Parliamentary Procedure Contest 1; Section 1 Livestock Judging Contest 1 2. State Livestock Judging Contest 1; FFA State Chorus 2, A Capella Choir 1,2.3,4 Band 1,2; County Music Festival 1,3,4. State Organizational Music Contest 1,2.3,4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,3,4; Madrigal Singers 3.4. All-State Chorus 4. TODD LYONS Clodd Son of Glenn Lyons Drama Club 4. DENNIS MICHAEL MAGEE Spike Son of Vernon Magee Drama Club 4; Class Play 4. FFA 1,2,3.4, V-Pres. 4. Basketball 3.4; Football 4, Letterman's 3.4. Class Basketball Tournament 2,3,4. TIMOTHY MAGEE Bear- Son of Gerald Magee Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2; Track 3; Letterman's 4. Projectionist 3,4. JUDY MAPES Judy- Daughter of Donald Mapes GAA 1,2.3.4; FHA 1,2,3,4. Prom Server 2. Band 1. STEVEN MARKS Harpo Son of Dale Marks Band 1,2,3; FFA 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4. State Organizational Music Contest 2,3. BRIAN McKEE Mac” Son of Cletus McKee Pep Club 1. Band 1; FFA 1,2; Football 4; Letterman's 4, Drama Club 3,4; Drama Club Play 3,4; Prom Royalty 3; Class Vice President 3. President 4; Projectionists Club 4. JUDY McPHILLIPS Jude Daughter of James McPhillips Medical Careers 3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4, GAA 1.2,3,4; FBLA 3; Commencement Usher 3. JOEL MORGAN Satch Son of Jahugh Morgan Drama Club 4; Choir 1, Letterman's 1.2,3,4; Football 1.2.3,4. Honorable Mention 3. All Conference 4; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Track 2.3; Letterman's Tournament 2,3,4. CYNTHIA OPPOLD 'Cin'' Daughter of Frank Oppold GAA 1.2.3.4; FHA 1,2.3.4; FHA-FFA Attendant 2; FTA 2,3; Pep Club 1,2, Officer 2; Drama Club 3,4; Prom Server 2; Prom Royalty 3; Majorette 2. STEVEN PENTICOFF Critter Son of Mrs. Glen Heidenreich Track 1.2.3.4. Football 1,2.3; Projectionist 2.3,4. Prom Server 2; FTA 4; Drama Club 4. Stage Crew 4. DAVID PAFFORD Dave Son of Charles Pafford Projectionist 1.2,3,4. GEOFFREY PERRY Little Perry- Son of Stanley Perry Wrestling 2; Projectionist 2.3,4; Stage Crew 4. RANDALL PAXSON Randy Son of Leo Paxson Football 1,2.3.4; Track 1.2.3,4; Wrestling 3; Letterman's 2.3; Drama Club 4; Band 1.2; Pep Band 1.2; ISSC Scholar 4. MARILYN PIERCE Daughter of Melvin Pierce GAA 1.2,3,4. FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 2,3; Prom Server 2; Chorus 1.4; State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1. JUAN PEREYRA Juan AFS Son of Dr Delbert Williams Jr. AFS Scholar. AFS Club 4; Drama Club 4; Plays 4. MARSHA RAAB Marsh Daughter of Marshall Raab GAA 1.2,3,4; Medical Careers 4. KATHLEEN RANDECKER Twink Daughter of Mrs. Donna Randecker AFS 2 3; Prom Server 2; Drama Club 3.4. Sec. 4, Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1.2.3.4, Point Recorder 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3. ¥ { RICHARD REUSCH Ricky Run Run” Son of Leo Reusch FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 4. Wrestling 3.4; Track 2,3,4; Letterman's 2.3,4. MARION ROBERTS Son of Harold Roberts FFA 1,2,3,4. NANCY ROLLINGER Granny Daughter of Eldred Rollinger FHA 1.2,3.4; GAA 1.2,3,4; FBLA 3; Medical Careers 3.4. DELVIN SCHRECK Del” Son of Darius Schreck FFA 1,2,3,4. LARRY SMITH Smitty Carson Tipton FFA 1.2.3.4. DUANE SCHRECK Dew Son of Darius Schreck Projectionist 1.2,3.4; Drama Club 4. FFA 2,3,4; Football 1. PAMELA STARR Pam Daughter of Keith Starr FHA 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2,3; Freshman Chorus; Medical Careers 3,4; Drama 4; Make-up 4; Stage Crew 4; Pep Club 2,3. RAY LEE SCHUBERT Schubby Son of Leland Schubert Prom Server 2. Projectionist 2,3; Drama Club 4. FFA 1,2,3.4, Treas. 3, Reporter 4. Section Grain Judging Contest 1,2,3,4; State Grain Judging 1,2; State Farm Candidate 4; Sectional Star Farmer Candidate 4; State FFA Convention 2.3. LINDA SMITAL Daughter of Glenn Smital A Capella Choir 3,4, All-State Festival 3; Madrigals 4, Concert Orchestra 1,2; String Ensemble 1,2; State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4; State Organizational Contest 1,2,3,4; Chicago Metropolitan Youth Symphony 2; Transfer from Addison. BARBARA STIEFEL Schroeder Daughter of Clayton Stiefel GAA 1.2,3.4; FHA 1.2.3,4. FBLA 4; Medical Careers 3; Library Club 2,3,4; Freshman Chorus 1; State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1; Pep Club 1.2; Drama Club 4. STEVEN STIEFEL Steve Son of Howard Stiefel Basketball 2,3.4. Letterman's 3,4. FFA 1,2,3.4, V-Pres. 3. Pres. 4. Projectionist 2,3; Prom Server 2; Prom Royalty 3; Football 1. JEANNE STREICHER Daughter of Wayne Streicher AFS 1,2,3. Pep Club 3; FHA 1; GAA 2.3; FTA 3.4; Freshman Chorus; State Organizational Contest 1,2,3; State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Prom Server 2. € KAREN TIMPE Daughter of Ambrose Timpe Medical Careers 3,4, Pres. 4. FHA 1.2.3.4. GAA 3.4. Pep Club 2. Band 1.2.3.4. Pep Band 4; County Music Festival 4; State Organizational Contest 2,3,4; State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4. Prom Server 2; Arrowhead 4. MICHAEL TOEPFER Mike Son of Mernice Toepfer Football 1,2.3.4. All-Conference 4. All-State 4, Letterman's 2.3.4; Prom Server 2. FTA 4. ISSC Scholar 4, Boys State 3; County Government Day 3; Arrowhead Staff 3. JEFF VALAIKA Cheese Droop Son of Mrs. Anthony Valaika FTA 4. Prom Server 2; Basketball 1.3.4; Football 3; Letterman's 3.4. DALE VANDERHEYDEN Oscar Son of Norman Vanderheyden Student Council 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Prom Server 2. Boys State 3; Football 1.2,3,4; Letterman's 4; FTA 4; Projectionist 4. ROMAYNE VANDERHEYDEN Barney Son of Roger Vanderheyden Transfer from Pearl City 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1.2; Drama Club 4, Pres. 4; Projectionists 4; Medical Careers 4. GLORIA VIEL Daughter of George Viel Library Club 1.2,3,4; GAA 1,2.3.4; FHA 2,3.4; FTA 3; Pep Club 2,3; Prom Server 2; Girls State Alternate; AFS 2,3; Publications 4, Arrowhead 3.4. Editor 4; A Capella Choir 1,2,3.4; County Music Festival 1,3,4; IMEA 3; State Solo and Ensemble Music Contest 1,2,3,4; State Organizational Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Singers 3,4; Play Crew 4. JERRY WILLIAMS Willie Son of Glenn Williams Wrestling 3,4; Illinois State Scholarship, Head Prom Server 2. Projectionist Club 2; A Capella Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Singers 3.4; State Solo and Ensemble Music Contest 1.2,3,4; Illinois State Solo and Ensemble Music Contest 2,3,4. IMEA 1,3; County Music Festival 2,4. CATHERINE WINTERS Cathy Daughter of Norvin Winters Prom Server 2; GAA 4; Band 1,2,3; State Solo and Ensemble Music Contest 1,2,3; State Organizational Music Contest 2,3; FHA 1.2,3,4. GARY WIRTJES Squamo Son of Donald Isbell Projectionist 2.4. Band 1,2. WILLIAM WOFFORD. JR. Hiram Son of William Wofford, Sr. Basketball 3; Choir 1,2,3. FFA 2.3.4; FTA 2.3,4. RANDALL WOKER Randy Son of Verlas Woker A Capella Choir 1,2,3; County Music Festival 1; State Organizational Contest 2,3; State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3; Prom Server 2; Prom Attendant 3; FFA 1,2,3.4, Sentinel 3, Sec. 4; State FFA Convention 3. State Judging Contest 1,2; Sectional Judging Contest 1,2, Class Treasurer 3. Vice President 4; Football 4; Wrestling 3.4; Track 4; Letterman's 4. SUSAN WURM Susie Daughter of Keith Wurm GAA 1.2,3,4. FHA 1.2,3, Public Relations 2; FTA 3,4, AFS 2; Majorette 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Server 2. DIXIE WULFF Dix Daughter of Dale Wulff Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1.2.3.4. V-Pres 4; FBLA 4. Homecoming Attendant 1; Homecoming Queen 4. Band 1,2.3,4; State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2,3.4; State Organizational Music Contest 2.3,4; County Music Festival 3,4; Pep Club 1.2; Prom Server 2; Prom Queen 3; FHA-FFA Attendant 1; Class Vice President 1.2. PEARL YEAGER Pug Daughter of Stanley Eberle FHA 1.2,3,4. In August 1967, 92 freshmen started their struggle through Stockton High School. Class officers for our first year were Norm Rechstemer, president. Dixie Wulff, vice president; Susan Wurm. secretary; Harriet Beal, treasurer, and Paula Hudson. Norm Groezinger. and Mary Leitzen, student council members. We entered our Homecoming float entitled Squeeze 'Em and won first place with the help of Mr. O'Boyle, our sponsor Norm Rechstemer, Dixie Wulff, Susan Wurm. and Bruce Evans were elected as class officers by 89 returning sophomores. Those elected to Student Council were Norm Groezmger. Dale Vanderheyden. and Mary Leitzen. As sophomores and with the help of our sponsor, Mr. Barthel, we again walked away with first place for our Homecoming float entitled Let’s Stage a Victory. Other money making projects were coat check and dances. In '69. 86 juniors returned, electing as junior officers Norm Rechsteiner. president; Brian McKee, vice president; Pat Petsche. secretary; and Randy Woker. treasurer Dale Vanderheyden. Charlie Krahmer, and Mary Leitzen represented us in Student Council. Put 'Em Through the Ringer was the title of our third Homecoming float. As juniors our major project was the Junior-Senior Prom. Knight to Remember. We selected midnight blue and lavender as our class colors, the gardenia as our class flower and Every man is an architect of his own future, as our class motto. Other money making projects were the concession stand at football and basketball games, dances and the first annual Pizza Spin. Prom King and Queen were Charlie Krahmer and Dixie Wulff. Mike Toepfer, Dale Vanderheyden, and Tim Magee were chosen by our class and faculty to attend Boys State, and Mary Leitzen attended Illini Girls State. In the fall of '70. 81 super seniors began their final year at Stockton High School. Our Homecoming float. Crank up a Victory” was the first project headed by President Brian McKee, Vice-president Randy Woker, Secretary Pam Heath and Treasurer Harriet Beal Along with the officers. Charlie Krahmer. Dale Vanderheyden and Mary Leitzen were our Student Council representatives with Dale as president. Colleen Eversoll was awarded the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award and Mary Leitzen was elected as the Daughters of the American Revolution award recipient. Juano Pereyra. our American Field Service student, was a welcomed addition from Uruaguay. Our class sponsors were Mr. Munson and Mr. Young. Throughout our four years the Homecoming royalty were freshman attendant, Dixie Wulff; sophomore attendant. Diane Clay; junior attendant. Pam Heath; senior attendant, Paula Hudson and the 1970 Homecoming Queen was Dixie Wulff. Dixie Wulff was elected Junior-Varsity cheerleader from the freshman class; Dixie Wulff and Diane Clay from the sophomore class; Paula Hudson and Dixie Wulff as Varsity cheerleaders our junior and senior years Our Varsity football team took first in the Conference J. Morgan. C. Krahmer. J. Brinkmeier, M. Toepfer. B. Logemann and K. McPeek were nominated to the All-Conference team and Mike Toepfer was nominated for All-State, and Charlie Krahmer for Special Mention. The Senior Class of 1970 would like to thank thefaculty and administration for all of the time. help, patience and cooperation that you have given us throughout our high school education. 21 . MARY AURAND, would if I could, but I can't so I won't, don't, and have no plans for doing so in the future . CONNIE BARTELS, will the basketball flap to Tommy Branthever so he can protect his elbows with it. . GARY BAWDEN, will my ‘57 to Rick Kirk, who really needs a good car . HARRIET BEAL, will my ability to become Calvary Youth Fellowship president for two years in a row to Tom Libberton, and my ability to spill HCL on mysalf in Chem I class to any girl that wants to buy a new pair of nylons. . BRAD BEARD, will my magic truck to anyone who thinks they deserve it. . BRENDA BERGMAN, will my study halls to Captain Kangaroo, who can use them on his show - he needs a lot of class . JEFF BRINKMEIER. being of sound body and yet to be determined mind; will my OUTSTANDING oyster hacking ability to SNALF DAVES so that he may cherish this true art in its rarest form. . MAXINE BUSKE. will my soft voice to Mr. Andrews, whom I'm sure admires it. . TERESA BUSKE. will my '59 Chev to anyone who wants to hit garages, get chased by cops named Larrie. get stuck in ditches, and spend an evening at Artie Welker's. . JIM CALHOUN, will my ability to stay awake in Mr. Andrews classes to anyone who doesn't want a rude awakening . LARRY D. CHUMBLER. will to everyone the right to marry and have a dozen kids. . JANET COLLIN, will my spare time and 'LEALENS' to Roger Lieb. . SUE COPPERNOLL. if the comptometer in Room 11 were mine to will, I would will it to the TRASH BARREL. , JERRY DAVENPORT, will my ability to get hurt just before the last game to anyone who's unlucky. . CHARLES DAVES, will my '60 Chevy to anyone who wants to walk a lot. . ROLAND DeBAUCHE, will my great paint scraping ability to Richie King . LINDA DRANE, being of sound mind and in beautiful body, do hereby will my ability to play tag to Pam Starr in case she ever loses hers. . BETTY ENDRESS. will my typewriter and typing ability to Mr. Ballard so he can TRY to do his own work. , BRUCE EVANS, will my ability to get along with Johnny O. on occasion during football practice to Henry Clay, who doesn't even get along with him in the halls. . STANLEY EVANS, will my ability to play center on the football team to Kris Tucker, who doesn't need my ability , COLLEEN EVERSOLL, will my shirt that says Great Smoky Mountains to Mr. Andrews and Mr. Kuehl. because they are so en gross -ed with it. . TENNY FELTME YER, will my 10th hour office job to anyone who has the constitution to withstand it. . CINDY FRAZIER, will my ability to hold down high-powered Fords to anyone who can afford speeding tickets. , DIANE FRAZIER, will to Janet Collin my pair of gym socks , NORM GROEZINGER, being of unsound mind, will 10 hairs to Hubert von Kepner to cover his bald spot, my ability to take a shower before choir sectionals to Shawn Lloyd, and my manly physique and singing talents to anyone who is in dire need of them. . SHIRLEY HAAS, will my tremendous body to Terry, who is insane with hers. . PAM HEATH, will my report card to Charlie . PAULINE HEATH, will all my bookkeeping practice sets to the mice in the boiler room, so they can build nice nests with it. . CARLA HEIDENREICH. will my driving ability to Carry Ann, so she may reach Stockton in less than 45 minutes. . JERRY HEIDENREICH. will my eager thoughts and ambitions to get out of school to anyone who spends more time in school than out. . ELMA HOTS, will my ability to run over a gas station island to anyone who has $50 to blow on an oil changel . PAULA HUDSON, will my singing ability to Steve to use when his radio gets sick. . MIKE JORDAN, will my ability to stay out of trouble to anyone who is dumb enough to went it. . ROBERT KEPNER, being of generally sound mind and body (I can't see too $!% t? good, though), bequeath my extraordinary whistling abilities and various other spastic talents acquired through 7VS years m high school to Mr. Keefer, and my Fruit of the Loom Cookbook to Mike Toepfer . CHARLES KRAHMER. will my Black Eye to Bill Edlin, for it matches his flat nose. , MARY LEITZEN, will all my rotten bowling scores to Judy Kay (cuz she needs 'em). . BILL LOGEMANN. being of unstable mind and body, will my locker to Jack. . TODD LYONS, being of decent health and unfit mind, will my over-powered, man-killing mini bike to Mr. Bretl because he is small enough to sit on it comfortably. . BRIAN McKEE, will my good looks and boxing gloves to Mike Grenoble, who is in dire need of both. . JUDY McPHILLIPS, will my ability to go with tall guys to whoever wants to feel small. , MIKE MAGEE, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Hemdel to any underclassman who can't stand nasty secretaries. . TIM MAGEE, will to the following classes a truck load of corn a week, to keep the HOGS content. . JUDY MAPES. will my ability to walk in high heels to anyone that wants to get laughed at . STEVEN MARKS, will my basketball ability and experience to my little brother. Nelson. , GREG MILLERSHONE, will a life time supply of aspirins to Randy Woker for his Dodge fever . JOE MORGAN, will my ability to dunk the ball to Fess Young who can't even touch the netl , BRIAN MUSSER, will all of my boring study halls to anyone willing to take them. . CIN OPPOLD. will my babysitting jobs to Jan. since somehow he always manages to be there . DAVID PAFFORD. will my ability to lose keys to anybody who can withstand the charge of Vern Broege , RANDY PAXON, will my ability to roll vans to anyone who wants a bumpy ride , STEVE PENTICOFF. will my great seeing ability to anybody who can go squirrel hunting and not see the squirrels if they bit you on the nose . JUAN JOSE PEREYRA. will my ability to speak Spanish with a nice Uruguayan accent to Mr. Andrews, who doesn't like it. and prefers the Mexican one . JEFF PERRY, will my ability to swim to Gypsy Kirk 'cause he is the only fish I know who can't swim. . MARILYN PIERCE, will my ruler for bookkeeping purposes only . MARSHA RAAB, being of unsound mind, will all the fun I've had with out of town guys to Bonnie. D.J. and Carol. . KATHLEEN RANDECKER, will my Arfo-Wig to Bill Edlin who seems to want it. . RICHARD REUSCH, will my luck streak in wrestling to anybody who needs it. . MARION ROBERTS, will my big appetite to Mr. Schrest and Mr. Ballard. . NANCY ROLLINGSR. will my ability to stay out of trouble and not get caught talking in 10th hour study hall to my sister Carol who needs it . DELVIN SCHRECK. will my Road Runner to Wielz Coyote. , DUANE SCHRECK, will my ability to smash up cars to anyone who might need it. . RAY LEE SCHUBERT, will Randy Woker all the Chevrolet literature I own; he has been misled by this Dodge propaganda long enough . 330-46-6586. will my former title to the westerly wind, in hopes that it will eventually be a March tornado. , LARRY SMITH, will my car to the one who wants it. . PAMELA STARR, will my ability to do broadsides to Linda Drane who has snow tires. . BARB STIEFEL, will my ability to yell at games to Judy Stayner who really needs it. . STEVE STIEFEL. being of sound mind, body, and soul, will it all to Paula. . JEANNE STREICHER, being of sound mind and body. LEAVE! . KAREN TIMPE, will my driving ability to anyone who likes to be called crash. . MIKE TOEPFER. bequeath my razor, blades. ' can of Foamy, and instruction book to Merle Bronkema and James Mohardt . JEFF VALAIKA. will my fantastic basketball skill and 6 3'' height to Big Al Heath who plans on dunking the ball next season . DALE VANDERHEYDEN. will one drove of hogs to the Dubuque Packing Company , ROMAYNE VANDERHEYDEN. will my ability to get drag racing tickets (when I'm not running anyone) to my little brother Vance to carry on the family tradition. . GLORIA VIEL, will to Marcia Harrison my GREAT driving ability, especially concerning snowbanks! . JERRY WILLIAMS, will locker 75 to anyone who can find the bottom, and all the chickens in my possession to Charlie 0. . CATHERINE WINTERS, will nothing to nobody because I'm taking it all with me. . GARY WIRTJES, will my ability to keep away from telephone poles to Du. , RANDY WOKER, will my Dodge to Greg. Jerry, Jim and Ray so they can finally find out what a good car is. . WILLIAM HIRAM WOFFORD JR ., will my stock in the Cincinnati Reds organization (49%) to Mr. Underwood. Randy Woker. and Ray Schubert to divide equally . DIXIE WULFF, will my ability to hear chickens in study hall to Mr Andrews and Tim Magee (Bear), and to anyone else who wants to be labeled with the name Super Chicken for their entire junior and senior years. . SUSAN WURM. will a certam parking meter to Jude Just try to find it. Jude , PEARL YEAGER, will my ability to learn to study real good to anyone who likes to study. MARY AURAND Travel cross country on a Harley Ride around the block on a tricycle. CONNIE BARTELS - Lady bartender: Bartender at the quarry. GARY BAWDEN - Bachelor: Getting up at all hours of the night to get baby bottles. HARRIET BEAL - Go to either Rockford Memorial or Swedish-American hospitals to become an X-ray technologist A housewife with a house full of children. BRAD BEARD Cop: Public Enemy No. 1 BRENDA BERGEMAN - Jet setter: Stockton's first woman school bus driver JEFF BRINKMEIER - Admiral of the Pacific Fleet: Paint chipper on a rusty harbor tug boat MAXINE BUSKE - Playboy Bunny: Easter Bunny. TERRY BUSKE - Beer taster in a Schlitz brewery: Alcoholic in Apple River. JIM CALHOUN Auctioneer. Farmer. LARRY CHUMBLER - Millionaire: Bum. JANET COLLIN — A beautician: End up being employed by Mattel Toy Company, a division of the Barbie Doll hairdressing. SUE COPPERNOLL An exclusive executive secretary: A bookkeeper for Robert's Incorporated JERRY DAVENPORT - Big game hunter Dog catcher CHARLES DAVES Successful executive: Successful playboy??? ROLAND DeBAUCHE - Test driver for Ford: Kiddie car driver for Structo LINDA DRANE — Test driver for the Ford Motor Co.: President of Schlitz Brewing Co. BETTY ENDRESS Secretary: Private secretary to Hoy Hoy cop of Apple River. BRUCE EVANS - Basketball coach: Water boy STAN EVANS Would like to be a pro football player: End up as water boy for punt, pass and kick team. COLLEEN E VERSOLL - Graduate from college with a MRS. degree: Old maid drop out. TENNY FELTMEYER - Antique dealer: Seller of junk. CINDY FRAZIER - First woman to win Indianapolis 500: Winner of Warren Demolition Derby driving a '65 T-Bird. DIANE FRAZIER - Nurse: Nurses Aide at Freeport NORMAN GROEZINGER - Vet: Mountain guide in Massbach Hills''on 'coon expeditions. SHIRLEY HAAS - Become Peace Corps worker: Disturb peace. PAMELA HEATH — Airlines stewardess: Janitor at Stockton airport. PAULINE HEATH - Physical education teacher: Keeper of the phychiatric ward in Willow CARLA HEIDENREICH - Secretary to the President of the United States Success in being White House scrubwoman. JERRY HEIDENREICH - Agricultural engineer: Mule skinner. ELM A HOTS - Work at Freeport: Be a hippie. PAULA HUDSON - First lady on the moon: End up getting air sick MIKE JORDON - Professor at the U of I: Probably end up teaching in Stockton. ROBERT KEPNER - Another Engelbert Humperdinck: Singing in Vienna Boys Choir. CHARLES KRAHMER — Forest ranger: Clean out monkey cages at a zoo. MARY LEITZEN - Special education teacher: Baby factory BILL LOGEMANN - I don’t want to do anything: I’ll probably end up doing nothing. TODD LYONS - Drive, own, and maintain a series 7 Can-Am race car Make bicycle tires at Kelly-Springfield Tire Co. MIKE MAGEE — Professional beer drinker: President of Alcoholics Anonymous. TIM MAGEE - High paid executive: Chief janitor of rest rooms at Micro Switch. JUDY MAPES — Go to beauty school: Have a poodle parlor. STEVE MARKS A professional card shark Bureaucrat. BRIAN McKEE - Europe's No. 1 race car driver: Drive truck on Thursday morning for Freeport Disposal. JUDY McPHILLIPS - Go out in the world and earn a million dollars. Get married. GREG MILLERSCHONE - A sophisticated, debonair, wealthy farmer of the year who has never done a lick of work (I've got a good start): A hillbilly sod buster who manages to raise a couple scroungy hogs a year and a few bushels of grain to feed them. JOE MORGAN - Dive into the ocean's depths for riches: Never come back up. BRIAN MUSSER - A farmer A sod buster. CINDY OPPOLD — Work in a department store at retailing. Scrubbing the floors in a department store. DAVE PAFFORD President: Digging ditches in a cemetery. RANDY PAXON — Famous botonist: Puny flower grower. STEVE PENTICOFF - Captain of the USS Submarine Nautilus: Latrine orderly on a garbage scow. JUAN PEREYRA - A great psychiatrist: End up selling psychology books. JEFF PERRY — I hope to be a tree in a famous play: Most likely will end up as a stump in Smokey Bear’s forest bearing a sign No Butts or Ashes. MARILYN PIERCE - To become a rich and famous artist who sells Marilyn Pierce Originals: Probably end up to be a poor, unknown, artist and stuck with a lot of Marilyn Pierce Originals. MARSHA RAAB - Want to get married: Will end up married. KATHY RANDECKER - Beautician: End up styling corpses hair RICHARD REUSCH - Farming: Top cattle wrestler MARION ROBERTS - No. 1 barber Just a farmer. NANCY ROLLINGSR - Work to be a practical nurse: Working in a nursing home the rest of my life. DELVIN SCHRECK — Farmer: Brain surgeon. DUANE SCHRECK — Mechanic: Mechanic for General Motors. RAY LEE SCHUBERT - Head coach of the Green Bay Packers: Head coach of the Elmobille Muskrats 330-46-6586 — All the joys in the world would be mine if I could enjoy people and nature But for the frivolities of life I have no time, in quick-time I will be dying LARRY SMITH - Promoted to head cheesemaker for Kraft's: Stuck working at Stockton's Kraft plant. PAM STARR - First woman President of the U.S.: Housewife. BARB STIEFEL - Secretary Secretary of Apple River Feed and Seed. STEVE STIEFEL - World's greatest draft dodger Private 1st Class. JEANNE STREICHER — Become a famous teacher: Get married and have a lot of children. KAREN TIMPE - Secretary to the president of a large company The clean up lady after the president leaves work MIKE TOEPFER — Replace Col Harlen Sanders as the Kentucky Fried Chicken king: Be a chicken plucker at Zueger's JEFF VALAIKA — Successful basketball coach: Stamping the trademark on new basketballs DALE VANDERHEYDEN - President of General Motors: Janitor at Scramblin' Rambler Inc. ROMAYNE VANDERHEYDEN — Racer: Furniture pusher. GLORIA VIEL — High fashion model: Stock girl in Woolworths. JERRY WILLIAMS - Nobel prize winning scientist: An ordinary mad scientist. CATHY WINTERS - To be Stockton's first Playboy bunny: End up running a rabbit farm. GARY WIRTJES To be an engineer: End up working in a factory. BILL WOFFORD Teach high school social studies Pass out milk to kindergartners. RANDY WOKER - Join in some agricultural operation Be a sod buster. DIXIE WULFF - Jim Calhoun's typist: Steve Clay's math teacher. SUSAN WURM - To be a Taylor Maid: Get a job in Freeport. PEARL YEAGER — Nurse Work as Nurse's Aide at Stockton Nursing Home. 25 R. Allen T. Arnold £R n ? D. Balbach J. Bawden And here they are . THE CLASS OF 1971 R. Blair R. Blum mmi E. Borsdorf B. Bourne 28 J. Baylor B. Bernard B. Blair P. Boyle E. Brandenburg J. Brown J. Buske D. Davenport K. Dougherty John tells it like it is. S. Clay M. Davey D. Gage Junior class officers: Sharon Kleckner, vice-president; Carol Vanderheyden. treasurer; Ruth Schuldt. secretary; Jan Lawfer, president 30 B. Harring L. Herman S. Hubb B. Hudson M. Krupke Jan claps for the team? L. McPeek C. Olthoff C. Raab D. Schaibley J. Reed D. Scheele T. Seas E. Skutt R. Schuldt j. Steffens M. Schwitz G. Stiefel D. Stockwell E. Scheetz J. Sipe G. Thomas C. Woffard P. Young R. Allen 72“ B. Banwarth J. Bernard The sophomores show their spirit for the team!! Sophomore Class Officers: Sally Vanderheyden. president; Pat Walsh, secretary. Linda Kleckner. vice-president; Becky Feltmeyer, treasurer. T. Brashaw L. Brinkmeier 35 C. Broege J. Crimmins L. Daves M. Brunner D. Endress V. Eshleman S. Burke s. Buske “I wonder if they're ever going to play? G. Endriss B. Feltmeyer J. Ertmer S. Finks B. Hayes A. Heath S. Haas D. Heath A. Hudson P. Leitzen D. Lloyd Anne, they're taking our picture! I don't care. M. Millerschone M. Mitchell L. Morhardt C. Osterday C. Pafford and rinse well . . . C. Platt C. Paxton L. Rhyner E.Scace K. Schaefer S. Schmidt A D. Schreck Studious (??) Students. C. Schultz L. Schultz R. Steffens J. Vanderheyden B. Wurm J. Tucker wmi j ty, S. Vanderheyden A. Veager K. Timpe G. Townsend Typical quiet sophomores. T. Bartch K Bernard CLASS OFFICERS - J. Boldt. president. E. McPeek, secretary. A. Borsdorf, vice president. Janet Will� g, treasurer A. Borsdorf j Brashaw D. Breuning 3 Brinkmeier 42 M. Bronkema C. Brunner J Green H Havens y - r K Huseman D Hill f } L. Heidenreich P Hill B Kepner D. Hot e E. Levan D. Logemann D. McPhillips K. Lawfer S Lloyd E. Logemann D Noll M. Schamberger 46 K S'arr P Schaibly W Schubert L. Stiefel G.Streicher J Stueve C. Sullivan P Valaika B. Williams B Wofford J. Winter We can't really describe what goes on at the Arrowhead meetings because we haven't figured it out yet ourselves. However, since there is a faint hope that someone, sometime, and somewhere will be able to make some sense out of the puzzling product, we give our faithful editor, Gloria, the honor of filing it away for posterity. The publications staff takes time out to relive the daily drama of Stockton High School. The students as the teacher sees them. The teacher as he sees himself. The student in the midst of a surge of creativity There's something the class would like to discuss with you, Mr. . . The overwhelming interest in classes. The teacher as the student sees him. The petty little displays of affection for the teacher 51 Jim Calhoun, editor, checks out how to spell editor You're going to print the REAL senior class history!? Stockton's resident critic engages in that old annual pastime — filching pictures I hate annual photographers. I hate annual Come'n see me after the annual meeting, baby. etfcqmaaaixaajAs C fUjJb Section 8. paragraph 2 of Parliamentary OFFICERS - Sergeant at arms. T. Vanderheyden. president. C. Krahmer. vice Procedure says you pound it to adjourn president. G. Thomas; secretary. J Vanderheyden. ROW 1 - R Reusch, D Vanderheyden. C. Osterday. D. Schreck. T. McPeek.S. Evans. S. Stiefel.kJ. Morgan J Brinkmeier M. Toepfer. ROW 2 - B. McKee. G. Thomas. C. Krahmer. J. Vanderheyden. B. Evans. J Valaika. B Logemann. J. Davenport ROW 3-D. Lloyd. J. Vanderheyden. J. Green. B. Blair B Edlin. J. Lawfer. M. Magee. T. Vanderheyden. L. McPeek ROW 4 - S. Penticoff. C. Daves. T. Magee. J. Trude. J. Reed.D. Williams. K. Trost. B. Bernard. R. DeBauche. The thrill of competition and glory of action belong to the aspiring athlete. He sets before himself a very definite, a very obvious goal — victory - aware that the pursuit must be unremitting. Again and again, he feels the weight of physical exhaustion and much frustration. Character, leadership and sportsmanship will be his gains; an undefeated spirit will be his reward. The Stockton Letterman's Club is an organization whose members are devoted to promoting these high standards in all competitive sports. Mr Ezel. adviser, auctions off this year's supply of sweaters. Fifteen bucks worth? Library Club officers: Pam Heath, president; Tenny Feltmeyer, vice-president. Marcia Harrison, secretary-treasurer. Gloria and Pauline apply a little tape to the book as Jeanne nonchalantly applies a little glue to her fingers. £---- What's going on by the window? A After all that you mean it s on microfilm? The sixty members of the Library Club keep all the shelves in the middle school instructional materials center and in the high school library in proper order. Each member has an assigned section which she must dust and check over at least once a week. Other duties the student librarians perform to keep the libraries running more smoothly include checking out books, returning them to the shelves when they are returned, and repairing worn volumes. They send out overdue notices and keep up a school scrapbook. The year-round sale of paperbacks is one of their money-making projects. Each April the group visits either a high-school, college, or public library, or some other educational institution, and then spends part of the day shopping and enjoying a dinner together. While they very ably assist Mrs. Werkheiser, they are also gaining invaluable information in the use of a library, enabling them to locate answers to their own research problems in high-school and perhaps later in college. That was a great magazine, if you like to look at cows. Pat hunts for another paperback while Val and Debbie ... and they lived happily ever after. look over one that they've already found. Jeanne. Deb and Lynn avidly look over the ad section of the library's daily newspaper Some librarians carefully dusting their shelves. 58 2rn 1 Raab. L. Morhardt. K. Krise. R. Lankenau, D. McWorthy, R. Grenoble. G. Townsend. M. Clark. J. Tucker. ROW 2: T. WHhams. G. Lawfer. L. Heidenreich. D. Heath. T. Robinson. R. Woker. B. Evans. J. Morhardt. T. Libberton. ROW 3: K. McPeek. R. Schubert, J Davenport. T. Brashaw. T Brashaw. M. Bronkema. T. Bartch, G. Millerschone. Mr. Sechrest. Adviser. ROW 4: M. Winter H. Groezinger. L. Schulz. D. Balbach. B. Blair. T. Townsend. B. Hayes. J. Heidenreich. D. Schreck. M. Roberts. ROW 5: D Schaiblev K. Pierce. L. Chumbler. T. Noller. B. Schlicting. L. McPeek. R. Reusch. D. Wienand STANDING B. Blair, sentinel; G. Millerschone. treasurer; R. Schubert, reporter; R. Woker, secretary. SEATED: Mr. Sechrest. Adviser. M. Magee, vice-president. Who's next? Come on. I want to try it too!! Watch it or you'll put out! it Look Pa! One Hand! tZtuSte 4-J- OUU£AAAJoJo£ tA' V t ttce OtCO FHA is an organization for girls who wish to further their interests in homemaking and related fields in Home Ec. Some of the club's many activities for the year were: chili supper and initiation of new members, a Christmas bazaar, annual FFA FHA Sweetheart Swirl, Daddy Date Night, and FHA Week. The girls also sent candy and cards to the boys in Vietnam and collected money for the Dixon State Hospital. 1 “ 0‘ane Stockwell. vice president of public relations. Mrs. Korte. adviser; Ruth Schuldt. vice president ROW 2 - Donna McKhillips. vice president of projects. Marilyn Pierce, historian. Glenda Randecker. treasurer. Jan Piefer. vice president of recreation 60 Colleen EversoII. president; Carol Vanderheyden. second vice president. NOT PICTURED - Sue Coppernoll. vice president of (j� Bff m FFA-r;HA DANCE ROYALTY: FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS - Loren Heidenreich. Lynn Cahill. JUNIOR ATTENDANTS - Karl McPe'fc. Donna McPhillips. KING - Mike Magee. QUEEN - Cin Oppold. SENIOR ATTENDANTS - Steve Stiefel. Janet Collins. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS - Tom Williams. Pat Walsh. Sending Valentines to guys overseas. 62 New members are initiated. Getting to the point of things. Report cards, again?!? K i eAluVoSL C OJi££JlA C uJb ROW 1 — Marybeth Schwitz, treasurer; Karen Timpe. president. Sue Nagel, project chairman; Joan Mackben. vice president; Mrs. Keefer, adviser; Ellen Borsdorf, program chairman; Chris Bentley, secretary. Medical Careers Club is a club for those interested in some field related to helping another person live a healthier life. The interests of club members range from the field of social work to that of the professional nurse. The club went to St. Vincent's Children's Home this year to give a party for the children. While discovering their own interests, each individual can benefit his community. TD tCMtQ ROW 1 — K. Tucker. D. Stockwell, J. Sipe, C. Gothard, L. Lamm, L. Stiefel. ROW 2 — T. Rees. B. Hudson, S. Evans, J. Brinkmeir, J. Morgan. J. Mackeben. G. Randecker. P Leitzen. D. Wampfler. V. Eshleman. P. Magee. C. Heller. C. Bernard. ROW 3 - B. Schlichting, C. Bentley D. Wienand, B. Edlin, C. Vanderheyden. E. Borsdorf. E. Sheetz, R. Schultz. N. Huttonlocker. D. McPhillips. M. Schwitz. B. Haring, M. Schwitz. ROW 4 - J. Pereyra, J. Kuhl. C. Harring. T. Buske. B. Endress. M. Buske. S. Haas. C. Eversoll. B. Stiefel M. Leitzen, K. McPeek. M. Davey. C Oppold. ROW 5 - M. Clark. G. Lawfer.T. Williams. G. Townsend. D. Gage. L. Drane, P. Starr. C. Heidenreich. L. Williams. N. Wilcox. S. Schmidt. K. Schaefer. J. Lawfer. ROW 6 - G. Bawden. R. Kirk. R. DeBauche. T. Vanderheyden. K. Trost, D. Larson. P. Brashaw. J. Baylor. J. Stayner, J. Schlichting. E. Skutt. L. Logemann. ROW 7 - D. Allen. B. Beard. R. Schubert. D. Schreck.C. Olthoff.S. Bowden. C. O'Neill. J. Collin. P. Hudson. J. Stueve. M. Marcure. M. Schultz ROW 8 - B. Bernard. L. Chumbler. J. Heidenreich. S. Penticoff, T. Lyons. R. Paxon, B. McKee. S. Haas. B. Feltmeyer. J. Randecker. J. Hess. B. Wurm. P. Long. The Junior members hard at work. The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization, sponsored by the National Business Education Association for students interested in careers in business. FBLA programs consist of talks by businessmen and secretaries, and some social activities. THE OFFICERS — Carol Vanderhyden. president. Janet Sipe. vice president. Diane Stock well, treasurer; Mrs. Breed, adviser; Earlene Brandenberg. secretary. Tenny Feltmeyer. reporter. 65 TOP ROW Sig Finks. Brad Bourne. Steve Penticoff. Mike Toepfer. Dale Vanderheyden. Jeff Valaika. Ron Hill. Mike Brunner. Steve Young. Dick Wienand. 3RD ROW: Ellen Borsdorf, Gynel Dole. Ellen McPeek, Deb Beeth, Jeanne Striecher, Margo Davy. Evelyn Skutt. Janet Sipe. Karen Mcllrath. Sue Nagel. Linda Lamm. Linda Charles. Ceretta Wofford. 2ND ROW: Joan Mackaben. Mary Lietzen. Bonnie Wofford. Connie Brunner. Anne Charles. Sharon Kleckner. Cris Bentley. Janet Green. Glenda Striecher. Debbie Bruening. Gail Coppernoll. Mary Beth Schwitz. BOTTOM ROW: Ellen Sheetz. Maxine Buskie. Rhonda Steffens. Cathy Harbert. Kay Knapp. Barbara Kepner. Anita Borsdorf. Mr. Gary Underwood, adviser, Jeanne Buske. Janet Willig, Susan Wurm, Teresa Buske. OFFICERS Teresa Buske. secretary and treasurer; Joan Mackaben, committee, Maxine Buske. committee; Mr. Gary Underwood, adviser. Mary Lietzen. president; Ellen Sheetz. vice-president. Steve Penticoff seems to be hard at work. A Teacher? FTA is designed for the benefit of students who would like to teach. The students work directly with the Elementary, Middle School, and High School students. Special Education can not be forgotten because many of the students enjoy work with Special Ed. students. Must Be Interesting. Is Mary holding their attention? Trying to write on the board and look at the same time!! Are you sure he can hear it? Is that all there is to teaching—Turning KNOBS on machines? Ellen is at it again. Looks as though she is as interested in Think and Do as much as they are. Never Fail Eve. Evelyn is trying her LUCK with 5th graders. Wonder what she is teaching with the book closed??? 67 The Girls' Athletic Association is one of the most active high school groups, with membership of almost all high school girls. Under the guidance of our sponsor, Mrs. Durtschi, and our president, Pauline Heath, the year proved to be fun. A few of the many sports participated in are softball, bowling, basketball, and volleyball. Smaller interest groups turned to golf, folk dancing, badminton, and tennis (to name a few) to show their hidden talents. The mighty juniors (class of '71) captured the class basketball tournament title. A day was spent skiing at Chestnut Mountain. The busy year climaxed with the banquet and announcement of new officers in May. 68 BOARD OF OFFICERS ('69-70) - president, P. Heath; vice president, D. Wulft; secretary, M. Leitzen; treasurer E Sheetz; point recorder, K. Dougherty, freshman representative, J. Willig; sophomore representative, M. Harrison. ' ’ 69 70 Juniors finish first. RIGHT — Golfing Team. BELOW - GAA business meeting?? GAA Archers. GAA BOWLERS TOP BOWLER - Judy Stayner. P tOVUs The '69 Prom proved to be the highlight of the year. The theme A Knight To Remember was carried out in a castle. Lighting was provided by a wagon wheel chandelier and torches on the pillars setting off the shields and the flower garden. This colorful cubbyhole was decorated by flowers sprouting from a rock wall, love seat, dimly lit with light blue to contrast the evergreen ceiling. A beautiful mural, of a knight in shining armor, was used as a backdrop for pictures. The sophomores provided services such as serving at the banquet, taking tickets, serving punch at the dance and cleaning up. They were dressed as serfs with felt hats, booties, bloomers, and rag shirts. The King and Queen were led to their thrones on a red carpet and were seated with the entire royalty. The Prom chairmen were Mary Leitzen and Norman Groezinger. The junior class president was Brian McKee. The dance was a great success with music provided by The Jimmy Marvin Orchestra. 78 LErJ T° 5,GkHT: 7 Randy Woker' MarV Leitzen. FIRST ATTENDANTS - Joe Morgan, Pam Heath. KING Charles Krahmer. 1968 KING AND QUEEN - David Oppold. Marian Borsdorf. QUEEN - Dixie Wulff SECOND ATTENDANTS - Brian McKee, Paula Hudson. FOURTH ATTENDANTS - Steven Stiefel, Cin Oppold. The queen and her court. Is it straight yet? Freshmen zero in on first place. Our fearless cheerleaders. HOMECOMING COURT: Freshman attendant Marsha Schwitz, Junior attendant Marybeth Schwitz. Queen Dixie Wulff, Senior attendant Paula Hudson, Sophomore attendant Sherry Herring. Once upon a time in the village of Stockton, a lovely and enchanting queen and her four ladies-in-waiting paraded through the streets while the crowd cheered them on. Later the same day, she and her court viewed a most spectacular display of muscular prowess exhibited by her many fearless knights. As her brave army surged onward with crushing might against some rather helpless Bulldogs, her subjects roared for more. Soon the representatives of Aquin, the nursery school that had come to challenge the queen's regiment, could take no more. They crawled home, their tails behind them, broken and defeated, amidst ecstatic Stockton fans. And so, this crisis passed. The queen and her court lived happily ever after. Moral: Victory always takes the side of beauty! 82 I eojv KAe vj UXXAAJO August 21, 1969, a guy arrived in the sunny weather of Stockton, after two and a half months of terribly cold winter in his country (about 45 degrees - the coldest). Although he had studied English for seven years, he couldn't understand it unless it was spoken about five words a minute. For that reason he didn't have to take any test in U.S. History for one month because it was very difficult to match his five words a minute understanding with the 1,200 of Mr. Bretl. Little by little he could understand better. But he got smart, and when something wasn't convenient for him he said, I don't understand. And it was difficult to understand that he had said he didn't understand. But one day, Mr. Andrews asked him the same question in Spanish, and since that day, it wasn't funny anymore, and the game was over. Then, the play came, and he was the old man, and for a long time, instead of being called by his name, he was called Daddy. He wanted to see snow very badly. He had never seen it before, and he'll never forget that morning in news analysis class when Mr. Gilbertson said by the loudspeaker that if he looked outside through the window, he could see the white stuff coming down. That day he couldn't know what was going on in class anymore - he was outside playing in the snow. He'll never forget either when he froze one ear because he didn't wear a hat, or the many nice fall downs on the icy streets. Did you guess who that guy was? Yes, it was Juano, a Uruguayan boy who will never forget the wonderful people of Stockton, the wonderful family he was lucky to live with one year long, and the many, many friends he made. Yes, because now he's half Stocktonite, too. Till next time, very soon I hope, Chau. The black part is an oil slick. Juano confers with the establishment. 1,2-1.2. 3. 4-1. 2-1.2. 3. 4 - keep those knees up! Strike up the band. Tite C ovLC£ tb The professors show how it is done while Sharon takes a minute to rest the now fattening lips. Come on boys; you've got a lot of hot air any other time.” I said on the count of three Norm! 96 I C houo All-State singers Ellen Sheetz and Bill Logemann. After three processes of elimination. Stockton sent two students to Peoria for All-State Chorus. Later on they entertained the Music Educators at the National Convention in Chicago. These five students were chosen to attend District IME A Chorus. These twenty students represented Stockton at County Music Festival held at Galena. 99 These plaques symbolize a great amount of work. But what should be oberved is the Superior rating for the Mixed Choir, Girls Chorus, and Boys Chorus. to'1 Scho� U ( r-f' “ untiC (it , � , rS- ( ff' V« rit£ A Capella Choir is led by these fine (?) section leaders. 100 This is the third year of existence for Stockton's Madrigal Singers. It's members are chosen by Mr. Beed. Though much time and effort is put forth by the member, they all agree it's worth it. 101 ROW 1 — Brian McKee, Bob Hudson, Stan Evans, Joe Morgan, Jim Vanderheyden, Dan Schreck, Randy Paxson, Brad Schlichting. ROW 2 — Bill Logemann, Gary Bowden, John Vanderheyden, Jan Lawfer, Bruce Evans, Rollie DeBauche, Randy Woker, Jerry Davenport, Kevin Trost. ROW 3 — Assistant Coach Hank Ezel, John Trude, Brett Blair, Larry McPeek, Mike Toepfer, Charlie Krahmer, Jeff Brinkmeier, Todd McPeek, Chuck Osterday, Richard Reusch, Dave Lloyd, Head Coach John O'Boyle. ROW 4 — Karl McPeek, Tom Vanderheyden, Dale Vanderheyden, Tim Magee, Mike Magee, Paul Brashaw, Charles Daves, Manager David Williams. -KodttyoJBA As the final gun of the Lanark game sounded, the curtain was drawn on an outstanding season for the Blackhawks. Although no game was unimportant or written off in anticipation as a win, the Aquin, Dakota, and Lanark games were of major importance in the race for the conference crown. The season had started with a shaky 22 to 14 win over Lena-Winslow in which our team showed little poise or perfection. Warren was next on the agenda and would supposedly pose the biggest threat they had been able to muster for some years. With this idea ringing in our team's ears and thoughts of the last week's performance in mind, the cautious but hungry Blackhawks invaded the Warren field and came home with an impressive 42-0 win and a little more confidence and poise. Galena was in the firing sights now. They were a strong team and a threat. But the Pirates were sunk in the wake of a developing Stockton juggernaut. The Galena threat failed to materialize, and the game ended with the Blackhawks clinching a mud-soaked 36-0 decision. It was now Homecoming and high noon for Stockton and Aquin. Being each other's proverbial nemesis and archrivals, the game was up for grabs. A question mark still dominated everyone's minds at half-time when the Blackhawks went to the dressing room with only a slim lead and three unrecovered fumbles on punt returns in the record books. However, 24 minutes after the second half began, Stockton walked triumphantly off the field with 41 hard-earned points to Aquin's 0. As in the previous games, Stockton annihilated Durand 70-0, Orangeville 49-0, and Pearl City 30-0. No major threat had materialized, and all were anticipating the Stockton-Dakota clash. Spirits were high, palms were wet, newspapers predicted, feature stories wore headlines like Something's Got to Give When Two Grid Giants Clash. It did! The game was a crowd-pleaser. It was a see saw battle with Stockton drawing first blood at the opening of the second quarter. However, the fans were left stunned on the last play of the half when a Stockton field goal attempt was blocked and run back for a touchdown by a Dakota speedster. The conversion attempt was successful and Stockton was behind 6-7 at the beginning of the second half. But, the challenge was met, Stockton scored again in the teeth rattling battle, and the fans went home yelling We're number one. But they weren't yet. Stockton had only a share of the title clinched, and the most important game was a week away. Would beaver-power gain revenge for the year before when Stockton knocked Lanark out of the ranks of the undefeated? Would John O'Boyle's boys bring the trophy home? Spines were tingling from the excitement as well as the cold as the opening kickoff was returned. Lanark proved to be a deserving competitor but not a champion. The final count was tallied at 38-0. The Stockton fans and players again walked off the field chanting We're number one. They were. 104 Tricky legs . . . Swift legs . . . Pass protection . . . HONORABLE MENTION, ALLSTATE T. Vanderheyden-guard B. Logemann—tackle J. Brinkmeier— end J. Lawfer-end J. Vanderheyden-quarterback K. McPeek—fullback J. Morgan-halfback Pursuit FIRST TEAM ALL CONFERENCE J. Morgan—off. and def. back C. Krahmer-off. guard and def. tackle K. McPeek-off. back T. Vanderheyden-def. guard B. Logemann—off. tackle J. Lawfer—def. end J. Brinkmeier-off. end M. Toepfer—linebacker Teamwork . . . CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION M. Toepfer-off. guard J. Brinkmeier—def. back J. Vanderheyden-quarterback 107 108 Strategy . . . M. Toepfer, 1st Team All State Guard; C. Krahmer, Special Mention All State Guard; J. Morgan, Most Valuable Off. Player; M. Toepfer, Most Valuable Def. Player; C. Krahmer, Honorary Captain. . . . A Few Mistakes and pride . SEASON STATISTICS Stockton Opponents 116 1st Downs 56 99 Rushing 38 11 Passing 11 6 Penalties 7 2,326 yds. Rushing 570 yds. A-C-l Passing A-C-l 114-35-12 314 18 lost 14 33 310 yds 21 116 99 11 6 2,326 yds A-C-l 65-34-5 475 8 lost 7 15 445 yds. 348 Yards Fumbles Punts Penalties Points 110 to make champions! ROW 1 — Mark Eshelman, Kim Lawfer, Mike Grenoble, Mike Schamberger. Rich King, Scott Lloyd, Larry Broshous. ROW 2 - Charlie Hotze, Jeff Green, Brad Banworth, Keith Timpe, Greg Lawfer, Tom Williams, Dale Heath, John Tucker, Tim Robinson. ROW 3 - Head Coach Emery Munson, Steve Young, Jeff Boldt, Alfred Daves, Mark Mitchell, Lyle Daves, Dave Seas, Don Hill, Assistant Coach Kevin Cregan, Assistant Coach Steve Young. ROW 4 - Tim Brashaw, Gary Endriss, George Hill, Sig Finks, Chuck Osterday, Bob Beeth, John Dow. An extremely mobile and mature Frosh-Soph team under Coach Emery Munson also produced a superior record during the 1969 gridiron season. The highlight of the season was the Aquin-Stockton game in which Stockton scored 48 points. Up to this this time, Aquin had not been scored on. At this point the squad members were determined and confident they could win the conference crown — probably somewhat over-confident at times. This group consisted of many fine football players who showed much promise for the future. The twenty-two sophomores that finished the season have not tasted the bitter pill of defeat in two years of football competition. The freshmen gained valuable experience, and they are now determined to continue winning football games next year. We expect much fine football from these undefeated conference champs next year. Now get out there and . . .! Stockton 24 Le-Win 0 Stockton 24 Warren 12 Stockton 44 Galena 8 Stockton 48 Aquin 12 Stockton 48 Pearl City 6 Stockton 32 Durand 0 Stockton 64 Orangeville 8 Stockton 28 Lanark 14 The Champs 111 oMboM1969—TO STANDING - R. Polhill, M. Magee. S. Stiefel, S. Marks. Coach Brissey. J. Valaika. G. Beyer. B. Evans. D. Balbach. KNEELING - D. Endress, K. McPeek. D. Young; K. Huseman and L. Broshous. managers. WE OPPONENT 62 Pearl City 67 81 Lena-Winslow 69 76 Elizabeth 61 73 Scales Mound 60 47 Savanna 70 77 Hanover 36 75 Warren 73 Forreston Holiday Tournament 90 Lanark 78 54 Forreston 82 61 Galena 70 83 Elizabeth 75 70 Scales Mound 74 88 East Dubuque County Tournament 64 74 Elizabeth 69 55 Galena 60 72 Hanover 70 60 Warren 62 64 Galena 54 59 Orangeville 61 74 Aquin Regional Tournament 82 57 Dakota 67 ROW 1 - K. Lawfer. D. Mackeben. R. King. R. Beeth. D. Hill. T. Williams. D. Logemann, M. Schamberger. ROW 2 - Coach G. Underwood. P. Valaika. D. Lloyd. L. Schulz. R. Polhill. T. McPeek, D. Endress. K. Timpe, J. Boldt. J. Ertmer. manager. WE OPPONENT 37 Pearl City 47 69 Lena Winslow 49 73 Elizabeth 41 51 Scales Mound 15 51 East Dubuque 24 65 Savanna 60 58 Hanover 30 54 Warren 48 50 Galena 35 75 Elizabeth 43 56 Scales Mound 40 90 East Dubuque 45 69 County Tournament Hanover 49 40 Galena 42 57 Hanover 54 45 Warren 35 53 Freeport (B Team) 47 44 Galena 46 65 Orangeville 47 61 Aquin 66 1st in conference. 2nd in county tournament STANDING: John Vanderheyden, Richard Reusch, Paul Brashaw, Bill Logemann, Jerry Williams. Larry McPeek, Bob Hudson, Alfred Daves. Coach Ezel. KNEELING: Jeff Green. Brett Blair, Chuck Osterday. Dan Schreck, Bill Wickler. Sigard Finks. SITTING: Allan Heath, Jim Raab, Tom Libberton. Herman Havens. Jim Vanderheyden, Dennis Gage. Stockton's first winning wrestling season ended this year with a 7-6 record. This was accomplished by defeating Warren twice by scores of 41-10 and 44-3, defeating Amboy once, 26-25, Dakota twice, 29-25 and 32-12, and by defeating Stillman Valley once, 33-16. The Blackhawks also placed second in the Polo Tournament and the Freeport-Galena Tourney, third in the Savanna Tournament, and sixth in the Lanark Invitational Tournament. These wins seem much more impressive when one realizes that five of the varsity wrestlers were first year men. With only two seniors on the varsity squad (Bill Logemann and Richard Reusch), most of the team will be eligible to wrestle again. This makes next year the most promising so far. 118 Bill shows his style. Everyone worries before a tough match. Wrestling for Stockton Everybody pulls for a . . . . . Victory!!! 119 nxxjcJk ROW 1 D. Lloyd. G. Endress. J. Vanderheyden. D. Schreck. R. Brown. R. Reusch. J. Green. ROW 2: Coach Munson. L. McPeek.D. Dampmen, B. Heidenrich, C. Kramer. K. Trost, R. Paxson. ROW 3: B. Bernard. G. Thomas. B. Logemann. S. Penticoff. Asst. Coach Keuhl. 122 Brown and Heidenrich proudly handle trophy. Ah Ha, my foot's on the line before yours. HUM Jim goes over again. 1969 TRACK RESULTS Stockton Opponent 59 Warren 59 3rd Freeport Tri. (Aquin, Freeport) 1st Galena Tri. (Warren, Galena) 71 Warren 61 1st Stockton Tri. (Elizabeth, Hanover) 1st Stockton Tri. (Galena, Hanover) 3rd Aquin Tri. (Lena, Aquin) 1st County Track Meet (Galena, Warren, Elizabeth, Hanover) 123 Easy Larry. you've got it made!! Run Rich, run! 124 HEY NOW! oJLzttAAjQ OuA eAAjioHA Paula Hudson Dixie Wulff DAVID ANDREWS. B.A.. ME. Prom, Speech, Psychology. Drama. Drama Club. Drama Club Plays. JOHN BEED. B.A., General Music. Junior High Chorus, A Capella Choir, Elementary Music. ANN BREED. B.S.. Business. FBLA ALDEN BRETL, B.S.. U.S. History. Junior Class Adviser. Social Studies Department Head. ROBERT BRISSEV. B.S.. LEE DURTSCHI. B.S.. Girls Elementary Physical Physical Education. GAA. Education. Varsity Basketball. 131 HANK EZEL. B.S.. Industrial Arts. Sophomore Class Adviser. Letterman's Club. Wrestling, Assistant Football Coach. MARCIA EZEL. B.S . French I. II. German I, Reading. Cheerleaders. Prom. CHARLES GREEN. B.S.. M.S.T., Algebra I. Math Analysis. Physical Science. Physics. Math Department Head. Projectionist Club. WILLIAM HAZZARD. M S.. Junior and Senior High Band. 132 STEPHEN HAMILTON. B.A.. English Literature, Fiction, English II. Assistant Wrestling and T rack Coach, Publications. MARY HILL. B.E., English II. American Literature. Hooked on Books. Language. WILLIAM KEEFER, B.S.. M.S., Chemistry I. II. Physical Science. Science Department Head. Junior Class Adviser. Activity Schedule. COLLEEN KORTE. B.A.. Home Economics, FHA. ROBERT KUEHL. B.S., News Analysis, Political Science. Military History, World History, Student Council Adviser, Drama Club, Play Assistant. JOHN O'BOVLE. B.S., M.S., Middle School Science. Driver Education. Athletic Director. Football. EMERY MUNSON. B.A.. General Math. Algebra I. Business Math, Junior Varsity Football Coach. Track. Senior Class Adviser. DAVID SECHREST, B.S.. Agriculture, FFA, Freshman Class Adviser. GARY UNDERWOOD, B.A.. Biology, Physical Science, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach. PHYLLIS WERKHEISER, B A., Librarian, Library Club. FRANCES THOMAS. B.S.. M.S., Poetry, Semantics, College Preparatory Writing. English II, English Department Head, National Honor Society. ELDON WERKHEISER. B.S., Junior and Senior High School Physical Education. STEVEN YOUNG. B.S., Algebra I. II. Geometry, Junior Varsity Football Coach. 134 P resident Heidenreich. Raymond B oa aL ojj EZ J u uxtcou Absent when pictures were taken. Morris Blair. Kenneth Dittmar. Richard Williams. Carol Westaby, secretary. Norm Vanderheyden, Donald Lawfer. 135 G'OoleA' Doris Westaby. Leonilla Sullivan. Mary Batchelder. Bertha «rise. Linda Lloyd. FRONT ROW: Carl Schroeder. Wesley Endress. James McPhillips. Donald Dick. Freeman Brunner. BACK ROW: Gary Cook, Ronald Kappes, Glenard Griffiths, Gus VanHamme. Murnice Breed. Norman Evans. CharlesSpittler, transportation supervisor; David McWorthy. Carroll Spickler. Philip Sullivan. A hardy crew, which snow. mud. or hail will take us through—well, most of the time. 137 Don Simmons and Earl Drane GARAGE Radiator Repairing Phone 947 2410 Stockton, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of '70 BETTY'S VARIETY STORE Elizabeth, Illinois 858-3749 J. ERIC GUSTAFSON, M. D. 101 WKST FRONT STRKKT Office Phone 947-3666 STOCKTON, ILLINOIS Freeport Clinic 222 West Exchange Street Freeport, Illinois 61032 Bowl Four Seasons 40 Lanes Billiard Tables Snack Bar Freeport, Illinois Stockton Implement H Where to Buy DeKalb Ag. Research, Inc. Warren, Illinois 138 Patron's Page STOCKTON ELIZABETH Countryside Cafe Marie's Beauty Shop Marlene's Clip and Curl Gambles Brunners' News Stand Stan's Food Store Dick Townsend's Barber Shop WOODBINE WARREN Kay's Kut Kurl Kottage Warren Sentinel Leader Printing FREEPORT Kunz Bros. Automotive Parts Fawns' Niche, Accessories Freeport Supply Co. Virginia's Chocolate House House of Fabrics Freeport Autex Company Sanitary Laundry Mandt Tax Accounting Service Button Alteration Shop One Hour Martinizing Dr. E. A. Zinser (Dentist) Red and White Dr. John Brill (Dentist) Toreta's Beauty Shoppe Fenn's Watch Repair Brooks Coin Shop Virginia's Beauty Shop Bamberg's Store 139 Gloria and Harriet do their dreaming for the future at Vanderheyden's Furniture 140 Compliments of Freeport Journal Standard. 1887 - 1970 Glanville V. and S. Hardware Stockton, Illinois Best Wishes Class of '70 McNett Chevrolet — Buick Dealer Congra tula tions Class of '70 Maple Lane Farm Resort Ph. 947-3802 R. R. 2, Stockton, Illinois Bob's Cleaners We're Right on the Spot Stockton, Illinois Phone: 947-3614 Steffens Tractor Sales Ford Tractors and Equipment STOCKTON, ILLINOIS 947-3715 U. S. Route 20 Compliments of Stockton Skelgas Robert M. Johnson 626 N. Willis Drive Stockton, Illinois Ph. 947-2415 Congratulations Class of 70 Robert H. Bauer Real Estate Insurance Real Estate Salesmen Ralph R. Richtemeyer Bart E. Brandt Wayne E. Evans Stockton, Illinois Phone 947-3317 Compliments of Spickler's Downtown Coin Wash 120 East Front Street Stockton, Illinois 141 GRAVES GROCERY Trade Here And Save Home Owned Frank Graves STOCKTON, ILLINOIS Boyles Gamble Store Hardware and Housewares 104 S. Main Stockton, Illinois Jim's Citgo Service City Service Products Complete Tire Service 947-9889 Stockton, Illinois Abe Dittmar Sons Phillips 66 Products Goodyear Products Woodbine, Illinois Compliments of Bader-Lankenau Chem. Corp. R. 2, Elizabeth Compliments of Tom's Standard 947-9887 Tom Dick Charlie Brown Stockton, Illinois Dr. R. C. Hessenius Optometrist 1 28 Front St. Stockton and 1100 Galena St. Freeport Dave's Freeport Citgo It's a nice place to buy Citgo Products Corner of Clark and Galena Freeport, Illinois 142 SCHROEDER DEPARTMENT STORE CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of Warren Variety Store Warren, Illinois Phone: 745-2013 Helsley Supply Company We have everything for the janitor, and only the best. Al's D-X Station Complete Car Care Warren, Illinois Phone: 745-2110 Sears, Roebuck, Co. Lincoln Mall Freeport, Illinois Compliments of Gugger and Le Baron Furniture, Carpeting Draperies Freeport, Illinois Compliments of Coast to Coast John Pohl Warren, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of 70 Valley-Vu Motel George Eleanor Viel Owner-Mgr. Stockton, III. 143 Compliments of Cougar Inn 122 South Galena Open Daily 6 a.m.-3 p.m. Freeport, Illinois Woodbine Soil Service Gerald K. Arnold Woodbine, Illinois Chumblers Doggy Motel Elizabeth, III. 61028 Phone 858-3693 Bob Larry Compliments to the Graduates from Krupke's Mobil Gas Warren, Illinois MESSING BECKER FREEPORT, ILLINOIS Sporting Goods Center Of Northern Illinois GUNS — AMMUNITION — FISHING TACKLE Baseball — Basketball — Football Equipment and Other Outdoor Goods Top Dollar Inc. Warren, Illinois Phone: 745-2018 Congratulations to the Class of 70 Gallentine Jewelry Boyer Implement Co. U.S. 20 West Freeport, Illinois 61032 Farm Equipment Phone: 233-3188 144 Spencer's Luggage, Handbags, Gifts, Personal Leather Goods 26 West Stephenson Freeport, Illinois 61032 BLACK HAWK Carpets Inc. (Across from Arlans) Freeport William L. Jeffrey Attorney At Law 224 West Stephenson St. Freeport, Illinois 61032 Phone 815-233-1112 BU Burgess offers use. plus 300 k a half century o RGESS STRIPED POWER the finest battery-powered lighting for every nds of Striped Power batteries backed by f recognized quality IT BURGESS BATTERY GOULD ,� c FREEPORT. ILLINOIS S1032 Dr's. Schaye, Barrett Haines Optometrists 224 W. Stephenson St. Freeport, Illinois 232-4814 - 232-5011 House of Lindberg Inc. Fine Furniture and Carpet 201 West Main Street Freeport, Illinois V (Bcorge ) ( BROTH ERS ) Chicago-Stephenson On The Plaza Downtown Freeport Compliments of Beard's D-X Service 304 South Galena Avenue Open 6 a.m.-9 p.m. Daily Freeport, Illinois 145 Wagner's Ins. Agency 1 25 East Main Warren, Illinois Star Bowl Home of the Friendly Atmosphere 216 East Stephenson Freeport, Illinois Phone: 233-9313 COMPLIMENTS OF Kegel Cycle Key Shop 120 S. Chicago Ave. Freeport, Illinois Safety Systems Inc. Division of F.S.S. Safety and Medical Hospital Equipment 8 W. Main St., Freeport, III. 233-3612 Luecke Jewelers 10 E. Main St., Freeport, Illinois Charms and Pennants For THE BLACKHAWKS Made specially for you in Maroon and Gold Warren Auto Co. Warren, Illinois Dealers in: Ford, Mercury Allis Chalmers, New Idea, New Holland, Fox Kewanee Berlage Implement Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 Phone 858-3880 John Deere Agricultural Equipment Congra tula tions Class of '70 The Lantern Drive In Home Cooked Meals Drive In Service 146 Dresses Novelties A A0 Jewelry Accessories Compliments of Mount Carroll National Bank Mount Carroll, Illinois Custom Electronics 892 W. Galena, Freeport Tape Recorders, Supplies Stereo Components Two Way Radios Doug's Barber Shop Stockton, Illinois Elizabeth Pharmacy For Drugs, See Your Pharmacist It May Save Your Life Phone 858-3718, Elizabeth Osterday Electric Stockton, Illinois FAY'S Tent Awning Shop All Types of Canvas Work 26 West Main Street Freeport, Illinois 61032 232-6614 Engelhart Electric Electric Repair Installation 116 N. Hudson St. Stockton, III. 61085 Dial 947-2639 147 Compliments of SPAHN ROSE LUMBER CO. Congratulations to the Class of ‘70'' from L M AUTO SERVICE. Congratulations to 'The Class of 1970 from KRAFT FOODS. Gloria and Harriet admire one of MR. HAFFELE'S products. 148 Eat at the MAID-RITE CAFE. The friendly family cafe. For fast, speedy service LOGEMANN TRUCKING is the best. Call 947-3611. Harriet takes notice of JACK'S lovely arrangements. STOCKTON CO-OP goes to any heights to bring you the best of service. 149 The place to get the latest in weather, news, and sports. Compliments of ATWOODS to the Class of 70. Jim looks at future possibilities at MASTERS-HARRISON AGENCY. Congratulations to the grads—Stockton Atwoods Golf Course. M. R. Breed - Greenskeeper. IROP HOTZE S Get friendly service at Hotze's W. Railroad St., Stockton. III. Stockton Farmers Exchange Congratulations Class of '70. At this bank we're sympathetic to the needs and dreams of our Students. You are wise to develop a close association with a strong bank. It can be one of your most valuable assets throughout your lifetime. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF STOCKTON. Stockton's finest home-owned supermarket. U5.D.A. Choice meats and farm-fresh produce STOCKTON SUPER VALU. 152 TELEVISION is a part of your life. Let us keep it happy with great RCA TV experienced service. R. L. Hanson Co. Stockton Dexter R. Witt Professional Recording Electronic Sales Service Stereo Systems, Tape Recorders 10 N. Galena, Freeport, III. Phone 815-232-0364 You Wreck 'Em — We Fix 'Em Metal Specialties Wrecker Service Anytime Corner Washington Adams Freeport, Illinois 61032 Phone 815-232-6126 Save and Have “franklin LIFE INSURANCE CO. Eugene R. Althof, Dist. Mgr. 424 W. Maple St., Stockton Phone 947-2226 Walter J. Beyer, Electric NEW IDEA FARM MACHINERY General Flectric Appliances Sales and Service Phone 947-3412 Stockton, Illinois Stockton Bowling Lanes 1. W. Stayner Elizabeth Weekly News Phone 858-2279 See Us For All Your Printing Needs Mp3 153 Wayman Cobine Farm Equipment A l is-Chalmers Alew Idea New Holland Kewanee Oliver ELIZABETH, ILLINOIS Phone 858-3811 Compliments from Grimm's Dairy Grade A -Milk Ice Cream Mt. Carroll, Illinois 244-5421 Compliments of Elizabeth Hardware John Backenkeller General Hardware Heating Wiring Compliments of Johnson's Feed Service Mt. Carroll, Illinois Elizabeth Garage, Inc. Apnes M. Graves, Pres. BUICK and PONTIAC AUTOS GMC TRUCKS BODY and FENDER REPAIRS Complete Auto Servicing Phone 858 2230 Brennan's Country-Farm Mkt. Specializing in Seasonal Fruits and Vegetables Also Wisconsin Cheeses and Sausages Freeport, Illinois 903 W. Galena John W. Ivey Monuments and Markers 95 Yrs. of Service Shop Phone Collect 224-3034 Mt. Carroll, Illinois Compliments of Dr. B. T. Huso Veterinarian Stockton, Illinois 154 155 156 157 158 159 160