Tonica High School - Mirror Yearbook (Tonica, IL)

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florzvred Scniars at EHS Cheryl Ebner Gloria Zellmer DAR Winner Crisco Award Winner Frank Zimmerman Tom Gualandi Band Award Sports Award Susan Swift Tom Gualandi Betty Crocker Award FFA Award

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Seniors Sud Zwelvc year journey DONALD A, TOPOLSKI, JR, THERESA VOGEL: Class Sec. -23 Class THOMAS MATTHEW WIER: Play-3. Treas. -4, School paper-45 Annual-3, 45 Chorus-1, 2, 3,4g Librarian-2, Vice-Pres. - 3, Pres. -45 Civic Coun. -4g F. H.A. -1, 2, 3,4g Recreation-25 Hist. -3, Sec. -4g Play- Sg Librarian-3,4. MARCIA WIESBROCK: F. H. A. -1,2. GLORIA JEAN ZELLMERg Annual-3,4g FRANK WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN: Class Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Vice-Pres. -4, Pres. -1, 2,4g Class Vice-Pres. -3, Band-1 F. H.A. -1, 2,3,4g Recreation-3, Treas. -4, 2, 3.4: Band PICS- '45 Af11'1l131'2: Ch0YUS Play-35 Librarian-3,4. 1, 2, 3,45 Civic Coun. -45 Baseball-2,3,4 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 45 Play-3. Thoughts of a Senior Stopping for a moment in my whirl of activities, I glance at my friends who have shared my twelve year journey. I suddenly realize that my best friend who has shared my most precious secrets and dreams, will soon be caught up in a world of her own but different from mine. My brothers with whom Ihave argued, talked and laughed with, will become men someday soon, whether it be by entering college, fighting in Vietnam or fanning with their dad. The year is slipping swiftly by as I spend my last days at T. H. S. Yes, the day I have waited so long to arrive is almost here. As I slip my cap and gown on and walk toward my place at graduation, I will remember all of the memories we've shared together. No mat- ter how far I go from T. H. S. and my friends I've met along the way, I will never forget the tears of sorrow and happiness we've shared. Yet, I realize everything must end, and that ' this journey has prepared me for my next. A SEN IOR 11

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. .The crowd outside is clamoring for the jury to deliver an immediate verdict in the lawsuit of Bu- reaucracy vs. Democracy in today's school system. We now return you to our Washington reporter stationed inside the court house. Mark Baker CNBC Washingtonp here to bring you on the spot coverage of this sensational trial. The crowd is wild, some are laying bets on which side the jury will favor while others are lounging on the lawn. I have just received a bulletin and, folks, it seems that all the witnesses called during this case were class- mates ofthe defendents. So, while we are awaiting a verdict, here's the court reporter MARY JANE FRANGENBERG with a rundown of each witness as he was called first by defense lawyers DENNIS FORD and CODY CALKINS: MAGGI DUFF, the dischoteque tycoon owns and operates a chain of discoes throughout the U. S. and Britain, also she plays in her own band The Driften' Sands. CARL DYER: chaplain at the Annapolis Naval Academy Anyone who has read a newspaper has heard of Marine Lt. TOM GUALANDI, recently honored for his valorious deeds in the recent Indian conflict. CHUCK LEWIS is, of course, NBC's sports commentator. KATHY MERTEL, despite opposition belongs to the newly organized Demonstrators Union. Anyone who is in the know for fashion is familiar with the famous La Puetz designs. At the moment Mike is working feverishly to complete plans for the three defendents' Mod Prison garbs. ROSE SCI-TMITT is in television, Cshe is the only repairman Tonica hasj. Following five years of college training BOB STRACK made his way back to become principal of his alma mater. Pardon me folks but a news bulletin just brought in confirms the fact that DAVID STRAUGN, Economic Advisor to the President has actually devised a new method to curb inflation. Now to resume, here is Miss France, THERESA VOGEL. GLORIA ZELLMER, decorated twice for her superb flying deed has recently left with her husband for overseas duty on the Asian Peninsula. Now those witnesses call by the District Attorneys, BOB STEELE and FRANK ZIMMERMAN. CONNIE CLARK as a nurse is studying the effects of bureaucracy and democracy on the student. CHERYL EBNER is the mathematician for the aeronautics program at Cape Kennedy. BOB KING: newly appointed department head of the Internal Revenue building. SANDY RISTlCKg partner of the aged Jean Dixon. MARY ELLEN LOEBACH: raviola Queen. DAVE NAGEL is residing on his farm in Tonica. He has spread from 30 acres to 3, 000 acres. BILL OBERMILLER has become the Root Bear Tycoon. PAT RYAN has become a mechanic for his brother Zooom Zooom Ryan. SUSAN SWIFT, with Earth-Moon Food research returned from the moon especially for this trial. MARCIA WEISBROCK an exceptional student in high school physical education, has gone on to become the presidential advisor on Youth Physical Fitness. That completes the list of witnesses. Now we switch our cameras to the courthouse where we see Judge DONALD TOPOLSKI take his seat as the officer of the court TOM WEIER escorts the three English teachers on trial--LYNN LAMBERT, PAM GRAY, and CHARLENE RUPPERT to the defendents' table. The jury takes its place and the foreman, LINDA LANCE, also a classmate, and owner of a string of trailer parks, rises and states that due to the gifted oratory of Steele and the brilliant defense of Ford the jury was unable to come to a unanimous decision. Well folks, that concludes this bulletin, now we resume with your regular program. PAM GRAY and CHARLENE RUPPERT