Thomson High School - Sandburr Yearbook (Thomson, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1973 volume:

We the Seniors of '73' after putting in our four years of education and after surviving; freshmen magazine sales, corn pick up, hayrack rides, successful dances, endless bake sales, pic- nics, fun fairs, worn out soles from Carroll County Review subscriptions, a spectacular Prom, four homecomings with fabulous first place floats, a Senior bus trip to Wash- ington, D.C. and finally a long awaited graduation. Present to our Friends and Faculty the 1973 Sand burr In Memorandum . . . May our thoughts fill this page full of memories for our friend and teacher, Mrs. Naomi Fisher, who served our school and cared for the students. Those who really knew her had to love and admire her and in those hearts she'll never die. Table Of Contents Dedication .................... Seniors ........................5 Underclassmen ................. 13 Faculty .......................21 Sports ........................27 Organization ..................35 Activities.....................47 Boosters ......................55 We, the class of 1973, proudly dedicate the 1973 Sand Burr to Mr. Stephen Buehler. The 1973 Seniors wish to express our deep gratitude and appreciation to our sponsor, Mr. Buehler, for his kindness, helpfulness, understanding, and above all, his concern for us all. Mr. Buehler, a special thanks comes from the '73 graduates for the four rewarding and memorable years you have given us. (Thank you, also, for all of your successful homecoming floats.) 4 SUSAN ASHBY BONNIE ATHERTON CHARLES ATHERTON RHONDA BROWN R.C. BUSH MARY CALVERT SHEILA CLARK NORMA COYLE LARON DOMDEY DARYL EHRICH AUDREY EISSENS JOHN FRENCH JOSEPH FRENCH KEVIN GREEN TIMOTHY HALFMAN GRETCHEN HARTMAN THOMAS HARTMAN DAVID HOLMQUIST RUSSELL HOUZENGA VICKI HOY STANLEY KRONTZ SHERRY McCRUDDEN BARBARA McKEE NANCY MARKEN A STEVEN MARKEN THOMAS SENNEFF LAURIE SOUR DENISE FRENCH TIPTOh CHRISTIE TIPTON ROSEMARIE WAUGH JEFFREY WEBER Betty Crocker M. Calvert I don't burn my buns. D.A.R. Award A. Eissens CYNTHIA YOUNG Class Officers VALEDICTORIAN Barb McKee SALUTATORI AN Doug Brock ROBERT ZINK Graduating Seniors L-R TOP ROW: D. Wiersema, S. McCrudden, A. Eissens, T. Hartman, D. Ehrich, D. Brock, T. Senneff, R. Hou- zenga, G. Hartman, C. Young, S. Prins, R. Waugh, B. Atherton, A. Johnson J French, ) French, B. Zink, S Krontz, S. Ashby, B. McKee, L. Sour, K. Bellich, N. Marken, S. Atherton, T. Halfman, K Schoemng, C. Ather- ton, R. C. Bush, V. Hoy, N. Coyle, M. Calvert, S. Marken, L. Domdey, D. Tipton, D. Holmquist, K. Green, R. Brown, C. Tipton, S. Clark. 72 Years Together Doug Brock R. C. Bush Tom Senneff Tom Hartman Kevin Green Nancy Marken Sue Ashby Kath Bellich Bonnie Atherton Audrey Eissens Sandy Prins Deb Wiersema Laurie Sour Cindy Young Barb McKee Vicki Hoy Directory iome SUE ASHBY - If you love something let it go, if it comes back to you it is yours to keep, if not it never was. WAVC 4; Chorus 1-3; Band 1-4; Musical 2-4; Cheerleading 4; Sci. Club 1-3; FHA 1-4; CAA 1-3; FTA 1-4; Trojanette 3-4; Class officer 3. BONNIE ATHERTON - I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and love today. Cheerleading 1-4; Band 1-4; Ybk. Staff 4; Chorus 1-3; Sci. Club 1-4; NHS 3-4; FFA 1; FTA 1-2; GAA 1-3; Musical 2-4; Trojanette 2-3; Drum Majorette 4; School Play 2-3. CHUCK ATHERTON - DO 3-4; Band 1-2. STEVE ATHERTON (Hondo) - Nice guys finish last. Baseball 1-2 G 4; Track 1-2; Class Treas. 1 G 4; Letterman's Club 1-2 G 4; DO 4; Projfl King 4. ccept me for what I am for only then other. FHA 1-4; GAA 1-3; Sci. orus 1-3; Band 1-4; Trojanette 3-4; 1 2-4; School Play 3; WAVC 4. must learn to sail in all kinds of 3-4; Basketball 3-4; Band 1-3; Sci. nd ch Musi Clu KATHY BELLIC will we unde: Club 1-3; F. Cheerleadin DOUG BROCK - winds. Letterman's Club 1-4; NHS 3-4 RHONDA BROWN - Education should be as gradual as the moonrise, perceptible not in 1-4; Chorus 1-3; FHA 1-4; Sci. Club 2-4; Library Club R. C. BUSH - Get all you can 1- 2; DO 3-4. MARY CALVERT - It matters how. FHA 4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Homecoming Queen 4; WAVC 4. SHEILA CLARK - Smile, God loves you. Library Club Chorus 3-4. LARON DOMDEY (Shortie) - I don't care, bear. Sci. 2- 4; WAVC 3-4. DARYL EHRICH - Basketball 2-4; Baseball 4. AUDREY EISSENS - Hope deferred makes the when dreams come true life is a joy. FHA 1-4; FTA 1-2; Sci. Club 3; Musical 2-4; School 1-3; Banner Carrier 2; DAR 4; Ybk. Editor 4; 1 G 4; WAVC 4; FHA Sweetheart 4. JOHN FRENCH - Words are women, deeds are ball 1-4; FFA 1; DO 4; Track 1-2; Band 1; Sci Class Pres. 1 G 4. JOE FRENCH - Life is far too important a thi seriously about. Basketball 1-4; Track 1; 1-4; Band 1-2; Sci. Club 1; FFA 1-2; Musical KEVIN GREEN - Men are wise in proportion, perience, but to their capacity for experience. Baseball 2-4; Basketball 1-4; FFA 1-4; 1-4. TIM HALFMAN - Fool me once shame on you, twice shame on me. Stu. Council 1-2; Class Pres com. Ct. 1 G 3; Homcom. King 4, Letterman's C Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1 G 3; Band 1 GRETCHEN HARTMAN - Do you love me, or do You told me once but I forgot. FHA 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Club 2. TOM HARTMAN - Money is no object. FFA 1-4; FTA 1-2; Class Reporter 2; Class Sec. 4; Track 1-2; Sci. Club 2-4; Chorus 1-4; Musical 2-4; Homcom. Ct. 4; FFA Basketball 3- 4; WAVC 4; DO 4. DAVID HOLMQUIST (Bernie) - WAVC 4. Basket- Chib 2-3; e ve- to talk |'s Club ex- RUSSELL HOUZENGA - Time is nothing - it is how you use it that counts. DO 3-4; FFA 1. VICKI HOY (Vic) - The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn’t love 'til you give it away. Chorus 1-4; FHA 1-4; Lib. Club 3-4; Sci. Club 2. ALLEN JOHNSON (Sheldon) - Get all you can while you are still young. Track 2-3; Sci. Club 2; WAVC 4; DO 4. STAN KRONTZ - Get all you can when you can. Band 1-4; Chorus 2-3; Basketball 1-3; Track 1-4; Baseball 1-3; Sci. Club 1-2; Stu. Council 2-3; DO 4; Letterman's 1-4; FTA 1. SHERRY McCRUDDEN - Love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn't love 'til you give it away. Class V. Pres. 1 G 3; Stu. Council 1 G 3-4; GAA 1-4; FHA 1-4; Lib. Club 1- 2; School Play 1-2; Musical 2-3; Chorus 1-3; Sci. Club 2- 4; WAVC 4. _____ BAW McKEE - 1 as pom take it by love it so. Chorus 4; FTA 3; Cheer- -janette 2 G 4; WAVC 4. FHA 1-4; GAA 1; Club 3-4; School give it because Sci. Club 1-3; Music Cheerleading 2 G 4; NHS 3 MARKEN (Nan) - GAA 1-4; FFL leading 1-2; Sci. Club 1-4; Chorus 1- Musical 2-3; School Play 3; Stu. Cou with n Topic Staff 3 4. (Bear) SCHOENI jfiSgfrou should have seen the away. Baseball 2-4; Track 2-4; _______________ lub 1-4; Stu. Council 4; Class 1; FFA _____ SENNEFF - Don't figfiTTS teeling. Basketball 1-4; 1-4; Letterman's Club 1-4;! 1-3. JIM SHOEMAKER - WAVC 4. LAURIE SOUR - People are lonely be instead of janette 4; CHRISTIE is, but how Club 2; Stu 1-4; Class com. Ct. 3; DENISE I am not in thi are not in this Sci. Club 2; 4. ROSE WAU JEFF WEBER Basketball Golf 2-3; S DEB WIERSEMA - 1-4; Band 1-4 4; WAVC 4. a tale, so is matters. G. 4; FHA 1-4; Ba . Pres. 4; Chee WAVC 4; Prom Q| do my thing G you live up to your expi ve up to mine. FH | nette 4; Clas: they build walls ical 2-4; Tro- aot how long it kl G 3-4; Sci. !-4; Chorus ding 2; Hom- n 4. your thing, ations G you -2; GAA 1-3; •eas. 3; WAVC a lot - so try. i's Club 1-3; of the things we see. Hebrews ub 3-4; Band 1-4; 3-4. try a little G VC 3; Lette rack 1-3. have faith is to hope for, to be certain of things we 11: 1. FHA 1-4; GAA 1-4; FTA 4; S Chorus 1-3; Musical 2-4. CINDY YOUNG - Happiness is liyK|jperfume, you can't spread it around without gettinafsome on yourself. GAA 1-4; FHA 1-4; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Drum Majorette 3 Trojanette 4; Class Repoi r 2; Homcom. Ct. 2; Mardi Gras Queen 4; FFA Sweethe BOB ZINK - Basketb 1-3 1 2; Track 1-2 1 2; Baseball 1-2; Sci. Club l jltte dn's Club 1-3 1 2; DO 4 UNDER CLASSMEN D. Eissens H. Falls P. Diramick D. Flynn R. Dombey K. Eagle THIS is your life, JUNIORS This was a very exciting year for the Juniors. One of our proudest accomplishments was taking first (in a tie) with our homecoming float. Hard work finally paid off. The event everyone worked the hardest for and en- joyed the most was Prom. It came off quite well except when it was discovered that the crowns were missing. It was a very successful year for the Juniors. C. Foster K. Gray R. Grim Class D. Oldani J. Simpson K. Stansbury S. Weber SHOOT! V. Houzenga W. James R. Hoy B. Hoffman B. Wilt M. Krontz Class Officers S. Whiting S. McGinty S. Nelson T. Reed C. Robinson C. Ashby K. Atherton J. Bellich A. Bennett J. Bielema G. Brown J. Brown This is Your Life Sophomore The Sophomore class, during the year of 1972-73, car- ried out a few projects during the basketball games, the sophomores had cake raffles which surprisingly brought in quite a bit of money. A coat check was held at the Flea Market . This year the Sophomore float was quite an improvement over the last one, with Happiness is a Victory taking third place in compe- tition. Sophomore career day was rumored a success. Besides just having an all around good time during the year, the Sophomores planned and carried out a bake sale-car wash day with much success. Bruckner C. Cox R. Durward S. Flynn M. Foltz T. Gibson M. Green R. Habben Class B. Marken G. Marken Class Officers E. Merchant T. St. Ores M. Domdey This Is Your Life, Freshmen Freshman year is always busy and this year was no ex- ception. As is the tradition at Thomson High School, the freshmen had initiation for a week. The Freshmen did many interesting things for the Seniors. One day they wore garlic, onions, and dill pickles around their necks. Another day, they did various things proclaim- ing Senior superiority. The fun week ended with an as- sembly on Friday of initiation week when the Fresh- men performed antics for the benefit of those who missed the antics during the week. After initiation, things were pretty quiet until after the New Year, 1973. In February, the Freshmen became infected with that dreaded disease, Float Fever. The Freshman float, A Victory is Scalping the Blackhawks, did not place but the Freshmen deserved an A for effort. As their first year in high school passes, the Freshmen can look back and say they had a memorable year. E. Dykstra G. Geerts R. Habben D. Halfman T. Hatheway G. Hartman P. Holmquist M. Hoy R. Kaufman R. Kaufman Class S. Robinson R. Seneff S. Smith S. Spencer Class Officers T. Towery R. Turney K. Whiting L. Wiersema C. Nelson D. Prins J. Rice M. Prins S. Rieck 9 4 Q« O Da E d O u f c a t I o MR. WALTRIP, MR. ASHBY, MR. DITTMAR, MR. STORES, MR. GREEN, MR. __ HANS, MISS SMITH. fj MR. GENGENBACH MR. KENNEDY A. MR. PETERSON Biology B. MISS PHILLIPS Chorus C. MR. (COACH) McCRUDDEN Physical Education Drivers Education D. MR. CIESON American History American Problems E. MRS. PLUMLEY Librarian F. MR. PICKENS Agriculture G. MR. KING Guidance Counselor H. MRS. HILL Home Economics Family Living I. MR. HIGHLAND French World History J. MR. BEUHLER Mathematics Chemistry K. MISS EICHLER English Journalism L. MRS. MARKEN Physical Education M. MR. BROWN English Speech N. MR. WASHBURN Business O. MR. GRIFFY Humanities Band 25 Bus Drivers K. James, V. Dahler, D. Bielema, T. Kustes, B. Groharing, K. Schoening. Cooks D. Bennett, B. Holland, B. Atherton, S. Witt. Custodians Doris Robinson DIEHL OIL COMP. INC. Gasoline, Oil, Paint, Car Repairs 26 Thomson, Illinois THOMSON STATE BANK Thomson, Illinois Ph. 815 259-2455 SPORTS Baseball UP D. G. TO BAT: T. Halfman, E. Dykstra, K. Schoening, J. Bellich, T. St. Ores, Young, W. James, S. Whiting, R. Hebeler, K. Green, G. Brown, M. Foltz Robinson, Mang. J. Hebeler. Coach A1 Pickens At the mound mien] Batboy ?8 Baseball Scores Mt. Carroll 4 Thomson 1 Freeport 7 Thomson 3 Freeport 10 Thomson 4 Rockford Auburn 12 Thomson 2 Rockford Auburn 1 Thomson 4 Mt. Carroll 2 Thomson 11 Chadwick 2 Thomson 5 District Chadwick 4 Thomson 5 Mt. Carroll 3 Thomson 4 Regional Freeport 5 Thomson 4 Record 5-5 Top Pitcher: Tim Halfman 5-1 2.81 ERA Top Batter: Tim Halfman .484 Most Valuable Player - Tim Halfman Mr. Noble, B. Cate, C. Bruckner, J. Morris, K. Holesinger, D. Schoening, R. Hebeler, M. Green. Trojans L-R: D. Glynn, G. Robinson, M. Krontz, W. James, J. French, T. Senneff, D. Brock, J. Brunner, J. French, K. Schoening, T. Halfman, K. Green, KNEELING: Mang. J. Morris, Coach McCrudden, D. Ehrich. GAMES AND SCORES WE THEY Milledgeville 75 61 Warren 75 58 Pearl City 68 49 Shannon 90 55 Galena 64 70 Scales Mound 100 80 Mt. Carroll 106 61 Hanover 95 59 Chadwick 62 73 Stockton 52 85 Lanark 60 87 St. Edwards 52 79 Leaf River 97 62 WE THEY Lanark 38 47 Pearl City 59 53 Elizabeth 83 57 Warren 65 82 Galena 73 62 Scales Mound 82 73 Hanover 84 80 Chadwick 71 77 Stockton 43 61 Elizabeth 65 72 Warren 92 94 Savanna 72 78 TOP L-R: Coach Etnyre, B. Cate, R. Kaufman, J. Bielema, G. Brown, G. Prins, Coach McCrudden, MIDDLE: Mang. J. Morris, C. Bruckner, J. Bellich, D. Young, T. Stores, G. James, B. Kness, E. Dykstra, KNEELING: D. Schoening, M. Foltz, M. Hoy, R. Hebeler, M. Green, B. Kaufman, B. Houzenga, R. Spencer. The only complete sporting goods store in Whiteside County Morrison, Illinois GAMES AND SCORES WE THEY Milledgeville 56 33 Galena 63 41 Scales Mound 105 60 Mt. Carroll 71 45 Hanover 88 34 Chadwick 63 49 Stockton 85 65 Lanark 81 60 St. Edwards 52 53 Elizabeth 103 46 Warren 78 41 Galena 69 39 Scales Mound 79 56 Elizabeth 69 24 Warren 65 42 Galena 72 44 Hanover 66 41 Chadwick 63 33 Stockton 76 60 Elizabeth 88 33 Warren 78 62 Dixon 58 48 Mt. Carroll 55 57 Rochelle 66 48 33 Varsity B.M. l JVsV PITT'S SPORTS STORE Everything in Sports Savanna, Illinois LAKE VIEW FLOWERS 34 Rt. 84 South Savanna, Illinois Ph. 273-3082 TOP ROW L-R: T. Hathaway, M. Wildman, H. Falls, S. Prins, K. Eagle, D. Schoening, D. Young, K. Muur, G. James, T. Hartman, G. Hartman, C. Young, J. Shreffler, A. Eissens, B. McKee, P. Dim- mick, C. Foster, D. Halfman, B. Marken, T. Gibson, K. Bielema, J. Bellich, S. Whiting, B. Kaufman, K. Holesinger, B. Bielema, L. Plumley, L. Sour, C. Nelson, K. Brock, K. Gray, M. Brock, D. Wier- sema, L. Waltrip, G. Hartman, R. Kaufman, R. Turney, B. Atherton, J. Brown, V. Wilkinson, M. Hill, S. Clark, C. Tipton, D. Tipton, K. Bellich, S. Ashby, D. Prins, M. Prins, V. Hoy, M. Calvert, R. Brown, S. Robinson, Miss Phillips. TOP ROW L-R: B. Hartman, K. Holesinger, M. Prins, R. Turney, B. Cate, G. James, K. Muur, D. Prins, S. Krontz, C. Tipton, B. Kaufman, C. Bruckner, J. Bielema, T. Senneff, J. Bellich, R. Kaufman, K. Bellich, J. Hebeler, K. Halfman, V. Wilkinson, S. Weber, J. Shreffler, W. James, Mr. Griffy, K. Brock, M. Hill, R. Senneff, L. Ashby, D. Halfman, S. Robinson, J. Simpson, M. Brock, J. Hans, S. Ashby, K. Bielema, L. Waltrip, L. Sour, C. Young, D. Wiersema, B. Atherton, T. Gibson, B. Marken, L. Wier- sema, P. Dimmick. Marching Trojans Band Activities The THS Band marched and performed at the following; Lanark Festival Carroll County Fair Hanover Homecoming Mardi Gras Clinton, Iowa Thomson Halloween Pep band at the basketball games Thomson Homecoming Contest (received a 2) Two Concerts Memorial Day at Thomson Mardi Gras King and Queen Cindy Young Wayne James. TROJANETTES B, Atherton C. Young, L. Sour N. Marken, K. Bellich S. Ashby, J. Hebeler J, Shreffler, L. Plumley TROjj THOMSON. ILL FFA MEMBERS: J. Bielema, E. Wainwright, K. Green, G. James, D. Oldani, D. Weary, H. Dykema, C. Bruck- ner, M. Green, F. Stuart, F. Swanson, M. Prins, R. Durward, B. Hartman, A. Wilkins, J. Clark, T. Hartman C. Ashby, W. James, V. Houzenga, D. Harridge, ADVISOR: Mr. A. Pickens. GREENHANDS: C. Wilkins B. Houzenga T. Adolph S. Wilkinson R. Habben Kevin F. M. Prins M. Stone Margret F. E. Dykstra C. Ashby K. Atherton G. Hartman L. Drury Thomson-Fukon Future Farmers Of America Thomson Fulton FFA has been very active this year; listed are some of the activities: Leadership Training School Farm Progress Show Trip Radio Programs Participated in Foundations Contest for Sect. II Winners Participated in District Foundations Contest Conducted communtiy safety program Recreational Basketball between chapters Varsity 4-1 State Convention Calf Scramble Mid Continents livestock Judging Contest Land Use Selection Contest Parliamentary Procedure Contest Planted Pine Trees Dave Oldani Poultry Jeff Pessman Beef Jim Clark Swine Chapter Safety Frosh-Soph 4-1 State Judging Contest Kraft Dairy Judging Contest Section Fair Thomson - Fuiton FFA SPONSORED BY FFA 39 FHA OFFICERS: L-R: Connie Foster, Marcia Hill, Laurie Waltrip, Cindy Young, Adv. Mrs. Hill, Sherry McCrud- den, Pres. Rhonda Brown, Kathy Bellich, Marie Brock, Sue Ashby, Janet Hebeler. FHA MEMBERS Audrey Eissens Gretchen Hartman Vicki Hoy Barb McKee Nancy Marken Sandy Prins Laurie Sour Chris Tipton Rose Waugh Debra Wiersema Mary Calvert Kathy Bielema Pattie Dimmick Diane Eissens Karen Halfman Julie Simpson Julie Hans Jackie Brown Tammy Gibson Barb Marken Louise Plumley Jill Schreffler Margret Wildman Vicki Wilkinson Sheryl Smith Kathy Whiting Linda Asnby Brenda Bielema Kathy Brock Denise Halfman Penny Holquist Julie Rice Sarah Robinson Rosemary Senneff Linda Wiersema FHA at work SPONSORED BY FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Future Homemakers Of America — Hero had a very active and enjoyable year. At every meeting we had a delicious meal cooked by the members. Ve held our annual Mother and Daughter Tea, and Daddy Date Night which was lots of fun for all those that attended. 1 his year our chapter was proud to have a sectional officer Rhonda Brown. We attended the FHA-HERO convention in Stockton 111. The Gospel Truth provided entertainment and then the group attended various classes about wedding planning’ cake decorating, ecology, fashion, and many more. We took two trips one to Dixon State School, where the girls toured the school and the facilities. On May 4, FHA-HERO went to Milwaukee Wis. where we enjoyed a full day of sight seeing. The girls also had an all night birthday slumber party in the THS gym. We played various games and ate birthday cake at mid-night. The party was a complete success with everyone leaving dead tired in the morning. We also had the annual FHA banquet for our parents and FFA officers, we enjoyed the meal and saw slides of the national convention and a fashion show of homemade garments made by the FHA members. CHAPTER MOTHERS: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. McCrudden, FHA Dreambeau, Tom Hartman. 41 JUS- S. Ashby, K. Bellich, S. McCrudden, R. Domdey, T. Hartman, S. McGinty, G. Hartman, M. Calvert, V. -toy, D. Tipton, S. Prins, C. Tipton, C. Young, L. Sour, L. Domdey, A. Eissens, B. Wilt, S. Marken, N. Mar- ten, M. Krontz, D. Oldani, R. Hoy, D. Holmquist. WAVC STANDING- G. Prins, R. Spencer, T. Hartman, J. Brown, J. Shreffler, B. McKee, D. Schoening, J. Bielema, G. Geerts, B. Kness, R. Brown, B. Atherton, D. Wiersema, Mr. Peterson, J. Bellich. M. Krontz, D. Flynn, J. French, C. Bruckner, Coach Etnyre, J. Bielema, D. Schoening, D. Young, R. Spencer, T. Stores, B. Kness, G. James, M. Foltz, R. Hebeler, B. Houzenga, J. Bellich, B. Cate. TOP, D. Morris, M. Hoy, B. Kaufman, J. French, T. Senneff, D. Brock, D. Ehrich, K. Schoe- ning, T. Halfman, K. Green, G. Prins, M. Domdey, Coach Mc- Crudden, G. Brown, M. Green, J. Morris, J. Falls, W. James, C. Robinson. Mrs. Hill B. Kness R. Senneff Mr. G. M. Hill K. Bielema S. Ashby J. Simpson P. Dimmick S. Weber J. Bellich D. Wiersema R. Brown T. Senneff s 4 E Mr. Chesney, S. Lindstrom, R. Houzenga, A. Johnson, B. Zink, R.C. Bush, S. Atherton, C. Atherton, K. Hor- ton, J. Falls, J. French, S. Krontz, J. Weber, J. Hans. K. Bielema, L. Ashby, L. Wiersema, S. Robinson, J. Simpson, J. Rice, B. Bielema, P. Holmquist, P Dimmick, K. Atherton, D. Halfman, R. Brown, D. Wiersema, L. Plumley, D. Eissens, K. Halfman, J. Hans, J. Hebler, N. Marken, Mrs. Marken, K. Brock, R. Senneff, K. Whiting, C. Tipton, S. McCmdden, C. Young, M. Hill, S. Weber, C. Foster, R. Habben, H. Falls, M. Wildman, J. Shreffler. Radio Club L-R: K. Halfman K. Bellich Mr. Brown S. Ashby K. Gray A. Eissens Sandburr Staff L-R: B. Atherton L. Waltrip Mr. Washburn S. McCrudden A. Eissens M. Hill L. Plumley R. Grim Trojan Topics L-R: R. Rieck Miss Eichler K. Eagle C. McGinnis R. Atherton B. Kness S. Whiting Physics L-R: S. Clark B. Atherton T. Senneff K. Green K. Schoening J. French D. Brock T. Halfman D. Wiersema National Honor Society 1st L-R: D. Brock B. McKee B. Atherton 2nd L-R: J. Simpson S. Weber P. Dimmick C. Foster Student Council 1st L-R: B. Bielema P. Dimmick C. Tipton T. Gibson S. McCrudden 2nd L-R: Mr. Gengenbach M. Foltz B. Cate M. Hoy S. Whiting K. Schoening R. Durward Mrs. Hill Smilyes Very Unusual! ! re better than on Oklahoma! by Rogers G Hammerstein November 17 and 18 CAST Curly. . . Kevin Muur Laurey... Laurie Waltrip Aunt Eller. . . Bonnie Atherton Ado Annie Carnes.. . Laurie Sour Will Parker. .. Ray Grim Ali Hakim.. . Tom Hartman Jud Fry. .. Don Schoening Andrew Carnes. .. Joe Bellich Ike Skidmore... Steve Whiting Gertie Cummings. .. Deb Wiersema Cord Elam... Wayne James Fred. . .Gary James Slim. . . Terry Towery Ellen... Christie Tipton Kate. . . Denise Halfman Aggie. .. Brenda Bielema Full Chorus Stage Band MUSICAL NUMBERS Oh, What A Beautiful Morning The Surrey with the Fringe on Top Kansas City I Cain't Say No Many a New Day It's a Scandal! It's an Outrage! People Will Say We're in Love Poor Jud Lonely Room Out of My Dreams The Farmer and the Cowman All er Nuthin' Oklahoma Oh, What A Beautiful Morning Directors: Miss Phillips, Mr. Griffy, Mr. Brown, Liz Sour. f Homecoming King, Queen And Court Tom Hartman Audrey Eissens Craig Robinson Janet Hebeler A VICTORY IS . . . Homecoming '73 started out on Thursday, February 8, with the cheerleaders hosting a yelling contest in the gym. For obvious reasons, the Seniors won. The evening ended with the announcement of the Homecoming Court and the 1973 King and Queen. Friday evening, the Trojans challenged the Stockton Black- hawks. At halftime of the Frosh-Soph game, the Homecom- ing Court was announced; the King and Queen were presented trophies. The Frosh-Soph game was a victory, 76-60. Be- tween games the miniature floats rolled onto the floor. Senior's float, A Victory is Beating the Blackhawks tied for first with the Junior's A Victory is a Grave Situation for the Blackhawks . The Varsity game began and at halftime was interrupted by the THS Band and the Pom Pom girls marching on to the floor. The Band presented various march- ing formations and quite a bit of entertainment was provided by the Pom Pom girls. The Varsity game ended with the score of 43-61. Tim Halfman Mary Calvert Don Schoening Laurie Waltrip Saturday night, February 10, a formal dance was held in our decorated gym with Ironwood providing the entertainment. The dance tied together all of the memorable events of Homecoming '73. Dave Y oung Linda Wiersema Welcome cy Marken leaves her well filled halter When a: Prom Nights in White Satin May 11, 1973 Valley Oaks Country Club Clinton, la. Buffet Supper Dance by Ironwood Bowling at Recreational Lanes, Clinton Breakfast at Thomson Caft. Queen Chris Tipton King Steve Atherton Hustle or Huddle Remember 73 Booster Page Cindy Geison Alan Holmquist Michael Highland Mr. Mrs. Schoening Mr. Mrs. Alvin Gla .iear Son Tom Diane Maus Mrs. Bellich Paul Waltrip Clinton Recreation Lanes Wally Holland McKeans Fabrics Steve Hebeler James Marken Mr. Mrs. 1 larry ShretTler Mr. Mrs. Floyd Griffy Krontz family Mr. Mrs. William L. Gengenbach Mr. Mrs. Larry Geerts family Fitzgerald Drug Store Roy Shuck Kem Apparel Shop Mr. Mrs. Gordon Brown family Buikema-Blass Clothing Morrison True Value Store Hal, Erma Hoy family Luella’s Dress Shop Mr. Mrs. Alvin Ehrich Moltmann Smith Ford Hook Brothers Stan Krontz Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Holland Donald R. Ashby Janice Brunner Marvin Luces Iris Miller Ray Grimm Mr. Mrs. Ray Dykstra Bill Spencer Jerry Biederman family Mr. Russel Houzenga 55 THOMSON Full pg. Half pg. Fourth pg. SAVANNA Full pg. Fourth pg. CHADWICK Half pg. Fourth pg. MORRISON Fourth pg. STERLING Full pg. SAVANNA Full pg. Half pg. Fourth pg. Advertising P. K.. McGinnis Sons Carroll County Review Atherton Service Rolling “H” Western Wear Mary’s Cafe Kyle and Bernie CLINTON, IOWA Full pg. Clinton Business College Clinton’s Men’s Wear Association Half pg. Albert’s Jewelers J. C. Penny Lou Marge’s Rose’s Gift Shop Fourth pg. Goodman Jewelers Eaton Corp. — Controls Division PULTON Sullivan’s Super Valu Halfpg. Savanna Locker Plant Fourth pg. Parmers State Bank of Chadwick Chadwick Lumber Co. Frost’s Mens Shop Western Auto Associate Store Ben Franklin Bud’s Foodliner Bob’s Certified Amman's Department Store Heusinkveld Electric Johonnie Prestley Bush’s Cafe Berg Pharmacy B B Hardware, Gift Shop Cliff Wierenga Insurance Ag. Cottage Bakery United States Army Recruiting Station Broderick Builders Inc. The National Bank of Savanna Auto Brokers Corey’s Gas Service Engel’s Jewelry Hogan Rexall Drugs Savanna State Bank Savanna Electric Co. Inc. Crown Clippers Barber Shop Sites Shoe Repair Winkler’s Jewelry Bea's Cafe Savanna Bakery MT. CARROLL Half pg. Seitner Chevrolet Indian Head Supper Club Kraft’s Mens Wear Red White Food Store Fourth pg. Pharmacy Center Moltman Smith Ford Siebers Personal Gifts Sievert’s Carroll Feed Service Thomson Sandburr would like to thank all those who contributed money and effort to make this yearbook possible. b6