Toulon Township High School - Tolo Yearbook (Toulon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

CHALLENGE Look back ... Where have you been? How much did you really see? Did you extend your hand to touch a friend? Were you all that you could be? Reflect... Where are you today? Have you stopped to look around? Is someone happier because of you? Is it true contentment you’ve found? Anticipate... Which path to choose? Will you reach that ultimate goal? What will you do for your fellow man? Will you fulfill your own heart and soul? 2 DEDICATION The 1980 Tolo Staff proudly dedicates this yearbook to a very special person. He is very special to those of us associated with him. He has been a very dedicated sponsor for the class of 1980, standing beside them for all four years. He has been very understanding and patient as a sponsor through all the major and minor decisions that were to be made throughout high school, such as class rings and graduation announcements. He is a good teacher, too, and needs to be recognized for it. We wish to thank you for your dedicated service to this school and the class of 1980. It has been greatly appreciated. We are honored, therefore, to dedicate this 1980 TOLO to you. Mr. Dale Faull. 3 3acuity lPlc£uz£$[ Cdan you guza ur(io Li urfio? c fdm in iitzatton Mr. Charles Zbrozek. Superintendent Mr. Roland Kruger. Principal Mrs. Juanita Colver and Mrs. June Beach, Unit Secretaries Mrs. Judy Beamer, Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION Back Row: James Plumer. Dean Williams, Chris McMillen. Front Row: Barb Kraklow, Bill Marshall, Marge Jackson. 6 Judy Pletkovich, Librarian Mary McMillen, Assistant Librarian Donna Allen. Nurse Marge Davis. Florence Muckey. Arlene Beamer. Cooks Maxine Curry and Bob Warren, Custodians Back Row: F. Lewis, J. Phillips, J. Howard, R. Lang, D. Orwig, L. Smith, B. Barton. J. Chamberlain. Front Row: D. Keller, P. Frail, J. Black, D. Loomis, G. Truelove, A. Ingle. M. Buley. 7 Bus Drivers Mr. Calvin Anderson ISU Bachelor of Music Education Teaches 5th. 6th, Jr. High, and High School Band. Mr. Gary Blessman EIU B.S. in Education Major-Physical Education Minor-Biological Science Teaches Physical Education and Earth Science. Mr. Glenn Buchert Carthage College Indiana State University Bradley University B.S. Science M.S. Science Secondary Education Teaches Biology. Chemistry. Anatomy and Physiology, and Physics. Mr. John Cromien WIU B.S. in Education Teaches Driver’s Ed. and Health. Mr. Robert Eden EIU B.S. in Education Teaches American History, Introduction to Social Science, Physical Education. Mr. Dale Faull Illinois Valley Community College ISU Associate in Arts B.S. in Education. Mr. Lee Henneberry Millikin University U of I Bradley University A.B.-M.S. of Education Teaches Jr. High and High School Art. Mr. Jim Howard ISU U of I B.S. and M.S. in Agricultural Education Teaches Vocational Agriculture 1,2,3,4 and Cooperative-Occupational Education (COE). Mrs. Jane Johnson Augustana College B.A. Economics, Secretarial Science. Music Teaches General Business. Typing I and II, Shorthand I, and Office Practice. Miss Kathie Kelly EIU Bachelor of Arts in Speech-Communications Teaches English IA, III, IV and Speech Miss Cathy Miller ISU Bachelor of Music Education Choral General Music 1-12 Grades. Mr. Mike Minnaert WIU Comprehensive Major in Industrial Education (B.S.) Teaches 9-12 Drafting and Woods. 9 Mrs. Judy Pletkovich ISU B.S. in Education-Library Science and Math NIU Graduate Work—Media Specialist Teaches Algebra I and Practical Math. Unit Librarian. Ms. Tena Shoemaker EIU U of I B.S. in Home Ec. Education Teaches all Home Ec. and Consumer Education (Foods, Clothing, Interior Design, Child Care, and Family Living.) Miss Grace Skelley Knox College Case-Western Reserve Univ Rosary College Eastern Washington State A.B.; M.A. Teaches English I and II and Spanish. Mrs. Judy Taylor Bradley University B.S. in Math and English Teaches Geometry. Algebra II, College Math, and Accounting. Miss Sharon Wise Danville Jr. College ISU Degrees in Physical Education and Sociology Teaches Physical Education. 10 Dreams work like magic To take you away To visit someday. 12 Markus Heinrich from West Germany This year Toulon High School was saddened by the loss of a very nice guy, David Ouart. David, a member of the Freshman Class, died at 3 p.m. Thursday. April 10, in St. Jude’s Hospital. Memphis, Tenn., where he was being treated for leukemia. Although David was just a Freshman, he was known by all and everyone thought the world of him. He will certainly be missed. 16 fom conzing c fitzndanti Honorary Attendant: Sofic Eriksson from Sweden escorted by Mike Gray Honorary Attendant: Marcus Heinrich from Germany escorted by Mary Milburn Honorary Attendant: Michelle Knott from Australia escorted by Chris Jones Honorary Attendant: Rosario Ojeda from Chile escorted by Rick Rumbold Freshman Attendants: Kirk Schmidt Joyce Allen Sophomore Attendants: Rich Hendrick Rosalie Musselman 18 Junior Attendants: Mike Leezer Karen Kraklow Senior Attendants: Mark Wilson Janice Allen Queen: Tawn Marshall was escorted by Mark Martinez Due to injury in the Homecoming game, the King could not attend the dance, so below is our King. Ed Main. 19 “Up The Down Staircase” November 9 and 10 Director: Miss Kathy Kelly Prompter: Ruth Barton The Faculty Members— Sylvia Barrett: Connie Collins Bea Schachter: Jean Jackson Paul Barringer: Mark Wilson J.J. McHabe: Chris Jones Sylvia’s best friend Ellen: Tammy Scheuermann The Administration School Staff: Dr. Maxwell Clark: Frank Bush Frances Egan: Ronda Wilson Sadie Finch: Marilyn Bhear Ella Friedenberg: Lisa Apponheimer Charlotte Wolf: Diane Wasson Student “office runner” Katherine: Karen Kraklow The Students of Calvin Coolidge High— Joe Ferone: Mike Gray Alice Blake: Donna Price Jose Rodriguez: Jordan Jones Lou Martin: Bill Cinnamon Lennie Newmark: Phil Parker Carole Blanca: Renee Haradon Rachel Gordan: Santha Henderson Rusty O’Brien: Jeff Blevins Linda Rosen: Janice Allen Carrie Blaine: Lorrie Catton Harry Kagan: Eric Shelley Jill Norris: Karen Wagenbach Elizabeth Ellis: Beth Chamberlain Charlene Arrons: Michelle Knott Helen Arbuzzi: Patty Fargher Makeup Chairperson: Denise Bhear Sandy knows about the Greek Gods. Throwing an eraser can be very educational. There's a party after the party. Lights: Mark Henne-berry John Wilkinson A1 Zaehringer What? Do you wear conta.ct lenses? But 1 gotta drop out! 20 A Play Is Fiction—And Fiction Is Fact Distorted Into Truth. The Happy Homemaker! r.r “MOM” ‘‘No, but we do have some posters!” Coach Kelly intensely watching her cast. May I go Teach!” “Hot tea any- Jose the Brain, one?” “Will you marry me? signed the Hawk” “Is it clear that I’m dreaming about ‘cockroaches’?” “She nooges Macbeth on.” “Surrounded on an island in Kam-cotch-ka” “Get your copy today!” library is library! u iC'l 21 7 pSo SHozmaP Crown Bearers: Chad Wilson and Rhonda Milhurn Freshman Attendants: Carl Ryan and Jill Jenkins Sophomore Attendants: Steve Kraklow and Lisa Howell Junior Attendants: Brad Fairfield and Ronda Wilson 22 Senior Attendants: Bob Weber and Tammy King and Queen: Mark Wilson and Jean Jackson Scheuermann 23 Main Cast in c fznz± A [azc(i 28 2Q Lee Calhoun .............................Phil Parker Jennifer.........................................Lisa Howell Valentine White..................................Eric Shelley Suzie Ward......................................Karen Kraklow Gus Fielding.............................Randy Heaton Terry Thompson..................................Ronda Wilson Seymore Fleming .....................Bill Cinnamon Bunny Byron......................................Jean Jackson Steve Edwards....................................Mike DeSchepper Phyllis Owen...........................Connie Collins The Pres Agent...................................Mark Henneberry Betty............................................Dawn Reiner Bob..............................................Doug DeSchepper Libby............................................Fran Beach Don...............................................Don Becket Ann..............................................Lori Smith Peter..........................................Jordan Jones Mary.............................................Mary Milburn Nancy..........................................Denise Bhear You disgust me! Either she goes or I go! I'm sexy! 24 This is boring. I'm lonely! HELP! Well! dPom dPon and lJndz{iznd£nt d)£udy Standing: B. Gerard, J. Currier, L. Smith. Kneeling: L. Howell, D. Price, J. Sheets. Sitting: L. Bodine, T. Scheuermann. Top to Bottom: M. Heinrich, J. Langdon. A. Zaehringer, G. Mahony, L. Appenheimer, M. Knott. 27 J. Sheets. T. Marshall, and K. Wagenbach. DootUC Back Row: Coach Eden. M. Plotner. M. Gray. B. Dorsey. D. Rossell. M. Wilson. E. Main. T. Warron. T. Bodine. Coach Simpson: 2nd Row: G. Reiner. Manager. M. Morrell. T. Thompson, A. Zaehringer, T. Rhoades. H. Simmons. M. Dextor. J. Nowlan. M. Krough. Manager: Front Row: D. Bccket. S. Rcdiger, F. Bush, M. Leczer, G. Rashid, M. Martinez, P. Kitterman, K. Musselman. 30 Back Row: G. Peterson, B. Mallery. R. Zaehringer. J. McKirgan. R. Hendrick, T. Bodine, R. Heaton. T. Long. T. Rhoades. Coach Cromion: 2nd Row: G. Reiner. Manager: T. Scheuermann, J. Day, J. Blevins, S. Rediger, L. Catton, K. Schmidt, S. Kraklow, J. Orwig, S. Moore, M. Krough, Manager; Front Row: T. Becket, S. Rossell. B. McKirgan, R. Rumbold. T. Hand, T. Orwig, K. Olson, J. Orwig, M. Perkins. —(jut wanting to win i±. Varsity Scores Toulon 6 Wyoming 14 Toulon 33 Elmwood 6 Toulon 0 Wethersfield 16 Toulon 20 ROVA 0 Toulon 12 Cambridge 6 Toulon 22 Winola 34 Toulon 6 Alexis 28 Toulon 14 Galva 0 Toulon 34 Alwood 13 “Well, ihen we get a smaller pair of shoulder pads! JV Scores Toulon 0 Wyoming 8 Toulon 8 Wethersfield 14 ot Toulon 8 ROVA 20 Toulon 2 Cambridge 16 Toulon 22 Winola 6 Toulon 0 Alexis 28 Toulon 14 Galva 20 Toulon 40 Alwood 0 31 Wyoming W Alwood L Wethersfield L ROVA W Cambridge W Bradford L Galva W Winola W Princeville W Alexis W Top: S. Ericksson, J. Jackson; 2nd Row: T. Marshall, M. Knott; 3rd Row: Coach Horman. T. Jagers. K. Kraklow. J. Prescott: Kneeling: L. Jackson. D. Foutch. R. Ojeda: Manager. K. Pearson. Top: D. Saltsman. C. Hand: 2nd Row: K. Collins. C. Copeland: Standing: S. Jones. T. Ketron. Coach Horman: Kneeling: R. Ojeda: Manager. D. Winter. J. Jenkins. Wyoming L Alwood L Wethersfield L ROVA L Cambridge L Bradford L Galva L Winola L Princeville L Alexis L n Standing: Coach Blessman. Manager Lincoln Herget. Greg Rashid, Tom Rhoades. John Nowlan. Steve Rediger, Manager John Orwig Coach Cromien; Kneeling: Court Marshall. Mike Dexter. Mike Gray. Todd Bodine. Alan Zaehringer. Standing: Coach Cromien. Tom Long. Jeff Blevins. Richie Hendricks, Monte Hurley. Brad Gerard, Rick Zaehringer. Manager John Orwig; Kneeling: Kirk Schmidt, l awrence Catton. Tom Rhoades, Carl Ryan. Steve Rediger. Steve Kraklow. Joe Orwig. 34 c fqqzzaLon WCn± tn Varsity Scores Toulon 48 Wyoming 67 Toulon 58 Western 54 Toulon 61 Annawan 72 Toulon 66 Dunlap 78 Toulon 56 Galva 54 Toulon 58 Wyanet 44 Toulon 56 Bradford 55 Toulon 43 Dunlap 55 Toulon 53 Farmington 103 Toulon 79 Galva 59 Toulon 71 Alwood 81 Toulon 54 Wethersfield 89 Toulon 45 ROVA 68 Toulon 59 Cambridge 46 Toulon 66 Winola 70 Toulon 55 Alexis 60 Toulon 66 Galva 54 Toulon 57 Alwood 73 Toulon 66 Wethersfield 71 Toulon 52 ROVA 67 Toulon 58 Cambridge 56 Toulon 68 Winola 77 Toulon 56 Alexis 55 Toulon 58 Galva 45 Toulon 42 Wethersfield 49 JV Scores Toulon 44 Wyoming 55 Toulon 48 Western 58 Toulon 33 Annawan 47 Toulon 54 Bradford 58 Toulon 39 Dunlap 52 Toulon 43 Wyoming 41 Toulon 64 Galva 31 Toulon 45 Illini Bluffs 61 Toulon 56 Alwood 43 Toulon 36 Wethersfield 48 Toulon 61 ROVA 76 Toulon 49 Cambridge 29 Toulon 65 Winola 39 Toulon 65 Alexis 54 Toulon 56 Galva 54 Toulon 53 Alwood 40 Toulon 46 Wethersfield 34 Toulon 37 ROVA 45 Toulon 53 Cambridge 39 Toulon 61 Winola 37 Toulon 62 Alexis 69 Toulon 55 Atkinson 25 Toulon 52 Wethersfield 42 Toulon 61 Tampico 52 35 Standing: Dawn Doe. Lisa Appenheimer. Karen Wagenbach. Beth Chamberlain. Lome Cation. Toni Jagers. Desiree Foutch. Laurie Jackson8Karin Collins. Sofic Eriksson. Tawn Marshall. Gail Mahony; Kneeling: Karol King, manager: Coach Wise: Rosie Ojeda: manager. V ' ■ QViU)k' 10UL0 ■ OV1LOK WU Lorn 0U iOj WLOA • OUL Standing: Karol King. Manager; Joyce Allen, Karin Collins, Paula Buley, Tina Wilson. Jill Jenkins. Coach Wise; Kneeling: Dawn Doe, Kay Bent, Stefani Jones. Brenda Rumbold. Rosie Ojeda, Manager. 36 Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon too Varsity Scores 51 Neponset Yates City Brimfield Wyoming Princeville Bradford Dunlap Wethersfield ROVA Cambridge Winola Alexis Neponset Galva Kewanee Alwood Galva Cambridge Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Toulon Freshman 27 26 24 31 16 26 25 23 23 27 20 10 24 JV Scores Wyoming Princeville Bradford Dunlap Wethersfield ROVA Cambridge Winola Alexis Galva Rewanee Alwood Costa 22 25 37 32 20 21 18 36 7 24 25 15 22 (2(l££ zLzClJz VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Top: S. Henderson: Middle: J. Langdon. R. Haradon, C. Collins: Front: J. Allen. JV CHEERLEADERS: Top: T. Marshall. R. Musselman: Middle: T. Rennick. C. Copeland, M. Dexter: Front: K. Shaner. D. Saltsman. Our Mascot. 38 Varsity—Back Row: M. Wilson. P. Kitterman. M. Heinrich. C. Jones. J. Berger. A.J. Harland Middle Row: J. Langdon. A. Zaehringer. M. Plumer. C. Thompson. D. Thompson. J. Allen Front Row: J. Orwig, F. Bush. G. Rashid. M. Leezer, D. Becket, K. Musselman 39 JV— Back Row: R. Eden, L. Cation. T. Long. T. Scheuermann, A.J. Harland. J. Orwig Middle Row: C. Ryan. T. Bodine. J. McKirgan. R. Zaehringer Front Row: B. McKirgan. K. Schmidt. K. Shults. T. Becket, K. Olson TOP ROW: J. Jenkins, T. Wilson. B. Chamberlain, S. Eriksson. L. Appenheimer; SECOND ROW: T. Rennick. T. Ketron. D. Doe. G. Mahony: BOTTOM ROW: J. DcSchepper. T. Keller, J. Currier, K. Shaner, and S. Jones. 40 TOP ROW: J. Winter. R. Haradon. L. Bodine, K. Reining, F. Beach. M. Knott, T. Scheuermann; SECOND ROW: L. Appenheimer. J. Allen. B. Gerard. J. Jackson. K. Collins, D. Dailey: BOTTOM ROW: J. Price. C. Collins. M. Dexter. R. Wilson. D. Price, and C. Weaver. 41 OraAneftfriM mr Top Row: Joyce Allen, Janice Allen. D. Reiner. M. Milburn. P. Parker. R. Heaton. M. DeSchepper. J. Jackson. P. Buley. B. Chamberlain. C. Collins: Third Row: K. Buley. T. McDermand. L. Howell, D. Costin, F. Bush. T. Ketron. L. Smith. R. Wilson. K. Shaner: Second Row: K. Shepard. K. King. K. Kraklow. H. Stockwell. K. McKirgan. K. King: Front Row: J. DeSchepper. F. Beach. D. DeSchepper. M. Knott. R. Ojeda, Miss Miller. A SONG IS AN OUTWARD SIGN OF vWr OFFICERS: K. Kraklow, President: J. Jackson, Secretary Treasurer: M. Knott, Librarian. 44 Back: R. Barton, T. Huffman. D. Costin. M. Davidson. M. Henneberry. J. Beamer. D. DeSchepper; 2nd Row: P®le™°n teller. Shaner. S. Appenheimer. K. Shepard. B. Lehman. J. Jones: 3rd Row: R. Musselman. K. Shepard. B. Meaker. C . Collins. Janice Allen, Joyce Allen. J. De Schepper. P. Parker; Front: Drum Majorette, Jean Jackson. Officers: Kathy Shaner. Freshman Representative: Ruth Barton. President; Mark Henneberry, Vice-president; Jean Jackson. Secretary; Julie DeSchepper. Treasurer. Standing: M. Gray. K. Shepard, M. DeSchepper, Mr. Anderson. Middle row: C. Jones. R. Barton. P. Parker, K. Shaner, J. DeSchepper. M. Henneberry, S. Appenheimer, D. DeSchepper. T. Keller. J. Beamer. Front row: K. Shepard, R. Musselman, B. Meaker. J. Jackson. 46 Standing: M. DeSchepper, J. Allen. P. Parker, M. Henneberry. J. DeSchepper. Middle row: D. DeSchepper. B. Lehman. J. Beamer. J. Wilkinson. D. Orwig. Front row: R. Barton, D. Costin, T. Huffman, Mr. Anderson. Back Row: M. Gray, K. Shepard: Second Row: B. Lehman, J. Beamer, J. Wilkinson. M. Henneberry: Third Row: T. Huffman. R. Barton, M. Davidson: Front Row: S. Appenheimer. B. Mcaker. T. Keller. R. Musselman, Mr. Anderson. Lz[± (2fiozu± Back Row: Joyce Allen, Janice Allen, D. Reiner, M. Milburn, P. Buley, B. Chamberlain, C. Collin: Second Row: K. Buley. T. McDermand. L. Howell, T. Ketron, L. Smith. R. Wilson: Third Row: Karol King, K. Kraklow. H. Stockwell. K. McKirgan. Karen King: Front Row: Miss Miller. F. Beach. M. Knott. R. Ojeda. 47 Back Row: K. Pearson. L. Jackson. K. Kraklow. K. Collins. J. Sheets. Mrs. Taylor. Sponsor: 2nd Row: H. Simmons. M. Gray. A. Zaehringer. S. Eriksson: 3rd Row: B. Cinnamon. C. Jones. M. Henneberry. T. Marshall: 4th Row: D. Bhear. M. Milburn. J. Allen. R. Rumbold. J. Langdon. R. Zaehringer: 5th Row: M. Dexter. D. Price. S. Henderson. M. Heinrich: Front Row: M. Knott. S. Jones, R. Ojeda. Student Council Officers Mike Gray—President Michelle Knott—AFS Representative Mrs. Taylor—Sponsor Mark Henneberry—Treasurer Julie Langdon—Secretary 48 Q aziity Back Row: J. Prescott, J. Jackson. M. Gray, D. Rossell. C. Thompson. M. Wilson, E. Main. C. Marshall. D. Thompson. K. Pearson: Second Row: S. Eriksson, A. Zaehringer. J. Berger. T. Thompson, M. DeSchepper, T. Warren. J. Nowlan. P. Kitterman. T. Bodine. M. Leezer: Third Row: M. Morrell. G. Rashid. K. Musselman. L. Catton. D. Foutch. L. Jackson. T. Jagers. J. Langdon. F. Bush. J. Allen: Fourth Row: C. Collins. D. Wasson. G. Mahony, R. Grigg, K. Kraklow. S. Henderson. M. Knott. R. Ojeda. (lPe£l Back Row: B. Gerard. L. Jackson. D. Foutch. M. Milburn, K. Collins, K. Pearson, J. Jackson. J. Prescott. S. Ericksson. T. Jagers. L. Catton. S. Webster: Second Row: B. Rumbold, M. Dexter. T. Wilson, T. Ketron, J. Jenkins, Joyce Allen. J. Langdon. Janice Allen. C. Hand. L. Appenheimer. D. Wasson; Third Row: T. Rennick, L. Smith. L. Howell. T. Marshall, C. Copeland. D. Doe. K. Wagenbach. S. Currier. D. Bhear. J. Currier. J. Patterson; Fourth Row: K. McKirgan, J. Derick, A. Meaker. A. Starr. K. Shaner, D. Derick. C. Weaver. T. Keller. K. Reining. D. Dailey, K. Bent; Fifth Row: T. McDermand. M. Bhear. J. Winter, K. Kraklow, C. Collins, L. Bodine. J. Sheets. D. Price. F. Beach. J. Morse. M. Lomelino; Sixth Row: K. Stout. R. Wilson, J. Price. T. Scheuermann. M. Knott, S. Henderson, D. Winter. S. Jones. R. Ojeda. D. Quart. D. Saltsman. 49 Back Row: B. Gerard. S. Webster. M. Milburn. K. Collins. K. Pearson. J. Jackson. J. Prescott. S. Eriksson. D. Foutch. B. Chamberlain. B. Rumbold. M. Dexter; Second Row: J. Jenkins. S. Currier. D. King. C. Peterson. J. Johnson. J. Allen. Janice Allen. T. Marshall. D. Wasson. D. Reiner. L. Appenheimer. L. Smith; Third Row: C. Copeland, D. Doe. T. Rennick. J. Currier. D. Bhear. J. Patterson. K. McKirgan, L. Howell. K. Bent. T. McDermand; Fourth Row: B. Meaker, K. Reining. L. Derick. M. Bhear, J. Winter. J. Derick. D. Derick, T. Bryner, J. Sheets. D. Price: Fifth Row: C. Collins, L. Bodine, C. DeBeir. A. Meaker. T. Keller. T. Marshall. J. Morse. M. Lomelino. F. Beach. K. Stout. D. Saltsman: Front Row: J. Price. R. Wilson. K. Kraklow. T. Scheuermann. M. Knott. S. Henderson. D. Winter. S. Jones. R. Ojeda. D. Quart. Ms. Tena Shoemaker. 50 FHA OFFICERS: Back Row: Donna Winter. Second Vice-President; Sandy Henderson. Historian: Diane Wasson. Vice President of Recreation; Karen Kraklow. Public Relations; Front Row: Jean Jackson, President; Kathy Pearson. First Vice-President; Ms. Tena Shoemaker. Advisor; Connie Collins. Secretary; Tammy Scheuermann, Treasurer. utuzz azmzzi of c fmzzica A Top Row: J. Nowlan. D. Ott. D. Rossell. B. Fairfield. M. Wilson. E. Main. M. Gray, C- Marshall. M. Plumer; Third Row: T. Thompson. H. Copeland. B. Mallery. L. Appenheimer. D. Orwig, T. Long. M. Davidson. C. Ryan. J. Berger; Second Row: Joe Orwig. S. Rediger. S. Kraklow. K. Shults. J. Wilkinson. M. DcSchepper, B. Weber. R. Rumbold. C. Weaver; Bottom Row: K. Musselman. T. Orwig. R. Walter. S. Rossell. K. Olson. D. Costin. John Orwig. D. DeSchepper. Mr. Howard. 01 I l( ERS. E. Main. President: M. Wilson. Vice-President: B. Fairfield. Secretary: C. Marshall. Treasurer: D. Ott. Reporter: J. Nowlan. Sentinel; Mr. Howard. Advisor. 52 Jr. Officers: Joe Orwig—President; S. Russell—Vice-President; S. Kraklow—Secretary; C. Ryan Treasurer; John Orwig- Reporter: R. Rumbold—Sentinel; Mr. Howard—Advisor. Soto {Staff Standing: E. Shelley. S. Currier, J. Allen, T. Ketron. C. Collins. Second Row: P. Parker. T. Rennick, F. Bush. D. Wasson. R. Barton, J. Johnson. Advisor. First Row: D. Bhear, J. DcSchepper, K. Buley, K. Kraklow. STAFF OFFICERS: D. Wasson, Assistant Editor: R. Barton. Editor: J. Johnson. Advisor; K. Buley, Assistant Business Manager; K. Kraklow, Business Manager. 54 Becoming a Freshman is the beginning of a new adventure, like the SUNRISE is the beginning of a new day: SUNRISE And so it began as I sat by my window All by myself in the dawn Nobody else, no polite conversation Just waiting for life to come on And I see the sunrise Over the ocean Sunrise on the sea I’m watchin’ the sunrise And I’m gald to be livin’ Sunrise Shine over me I think of my life as I look out my window Of people I love, places I’ve been Sometimes I feel I could go on forever With nothin’ to lose Nothin’ to win When I see the sunrise Over the ocean Sunrise on the sea I’m watching’ the sunrise And I’m glad to be livin’ Sunrise Shine over me Music and Lyrics: Barry Manilow and Adrienne Anderson Z£±nman are sometimes athletes. Back Row: Student Council. G. Peterson: Sponsor. VIr. Eden: Student Council. R. Zaehringer; Second Row: Treasurer, J. Allen: President. R. Rumbold: Vice-President. J. Orwig: Front: Secretary. D. Saltsman. are sometimes little in size. hang around in groups for protection. stare and smile at cameras. act dumb but they really aren’t. can look mad when they want to. make fools of themselves at times. 56 Joyce Allen Gina Ault Tim Becket Kay Bont Doug Cantwell Lawrence Catton Drinda Dailey Debbie Derick Doug DeSchepper Sam Frail Lee Greathouse Terry Hand Brian Jason Jill Jenkins Jordan Jones Theresa Keller Christina Ketron Bill McKirgan John McKirgan Scott Moore John Orwig Tim Orwig David Ouart Mike Perkins Greg Peterson Karmella Reining Matt Reismeyer Tammy Rennick Dana Rhoades Steve Rossell 57 58 Daydreamer! We’ve Only Just Begun We’ve only just begun to live. White lace and promises A kiss for luck and we’re on our way. Before the rising sun we fly, So many roads to choose We start out walking and learn to run. And yes, we’ve just begun. Sharing horizons that are new to us. Watching the signs along the way. Talking it over just the two of us. Working together day to day ... together And when the evening comes we smile. So m uch of life ahead We’ll find a place where there’s room to grow. We’ve Only Just Begun ... Lyrics by: Paul Williams Top: Sponsor. Mr. Cromien: Secretary. K. Collins: Student Council. M. Dexter: Treasurer. J. Currier: President. M. Milburn: Stu- 60 bored with studyhalls. bookworms! {U(iz (2La±± oj- 1 (pS2 Shawn Appenheimer Fran Beach Jeff Blev ins Todd Bodine Paula Bulev Bill Cinnamon Dawn Collins Karin Collins Connie Copeland Dan Costin Jeanne Currier Joe Day Connie DeBeir Denise DeClerk Michele Dexter Dawn Doe Brad Gerard Brenda Gerard Lori Gillam Donna Grigg Jenny Grigg Cindy Hand Randy Heaton Rich Hendrick Lisa Howell Theresa Huffman Monte Hurley Janet Johnson Stefani Jones Karen King 61 Karol King Steve Kraklow Russel Krause George Leach Mary Lomelino Tom Long Brian Mallery Teresa McDermand Tori Marshall Barb Meaker Mary Milburn Joyce Morse Rosalie Musselman Keith Nunes Ken Olson Joe Orwig Phil Parker Steve Rediger Tom Rhoades Brenda Rumbold Janelle Sheets Eric Shelley Kim Shepard Jeff Sherbeyn Lori Smith Helen Stockwell Candy Tresch Cindy Weaver Donna Winter 62 Sweet Surrender Lost and alone on some forgotten highway Traveled by many, remembered by few Lookin’ for something that I can believe in Lookin’ for something that I’d like to do with my life. There’s nothin’ behind me and nothin’ that ties me To something that might have been true yesterday. Tomorrow is open and right now it seems to be more Than enough to just be here today. I don’t know what the future is holdin’ in store I don’t know where I’m goin’. I’m not sure where I’ve been. There’s a spirit that guides me, a light that shines for me My life is worth the livin’, I don’t need to see the end. Sweet, sweet surrender Live, live without care Like a fish in the water Like a bird in the air. John Denver Officers: Sponsor. Mr. Anderson: Student Council. D. Bhear; Treasurer. D. Reiner: Secretary. J. Langdon: Vice-President. L. Catton: President. C. Jones: Student Council. L. Jackson: AFS Representative. A. Zaeh-ringer. . .. dress different? ... are frightened easily. 64 ... hang around in groups. . . . have strange expressions! U(i£ of 1 (pS Lisa Appenheimer Don Becket Gary Bent Denise Bhear Kathy Buley Lorrie Catton Beth Chamberlain Henry Copeland Sally Currier Dianne Daily Mike Davidson Joanne Derick Julie DeScheppcr Barry Dorsey Brad Fairfield Marsha Grigg Paul Gustafson Mark Hennebcrry George Hockett Laurie Jackson Toni Jagers Chris Jones Debbie King Karen Kraklow Julie Langdon Mike Lee Mike Leezer Catherine McKirgan Terri McDermand Gail Mahony 65 Court Marshall Mark Martinez Angela Meaker Mike Morrell Ken Musselman David Oil Denise Ouart Jane Patterson Cathy Peterson Mark Plumer Jean Prescott Jody Price Todd Prowant Dawn Reiner Doug Rosscll Paul Sherbeyn Penny Simmons Kelly Stout Jim Streitmatter David Thompson Amy Tracy Karen Wagonbach Terry Warren Libby Webster John Wilkinson Ronda Wilson Al Zaehringer I 66 Looking For Space On the road of experience You’re trying to find your own way Sometimes you wish that you could fly away When you think that you’re moving Suddenly things stand still You’re afraid ’cause you think they always will All alone in the universe Sometimes that’s how it seems You get lost in the sadness and the screams Then you look in the center Suddenly everything’s clear You find yourself in the sunshine and your dreams On the road of experience Join in the living day If there’s an answer It’s just that it’s just that way When you’re looking for space And to find out who you are When you ’re looking to try and reach the stars It’s a sweet sweet dream Sometimes you’re almost there Sometimes you fly like an eagle Sometimes you’re deep in despair. Originally done by John Denver with minor changes done by Tolo Staff TAWN ELLEN MARSHALL PRESIDENT Volleyball 2.3.4; Basketball 1,2.3.4; Basketball Captain 4; Track 1.2; Track State Qualifier 2; FHA 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club 2.3.4; Student Council 2.3.4; Class Officer 2.4; Homecoming Attendant 3.4: Queen 4; Girls State Delegate 3; Honor Study Hall 4: Receptionist 2.4: Office Helper 4; Grade School Helper I: Choir 1: Track-ette4; Pep Club 1,2. DESIREE ANN FOUTCH VICE-PRESIDENT Volleyball 1.2,3.4; Captain 4: Basketball 2.3.4; Track 2,3; FHA 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 1,2.3,4; Varsity Club 2.3,4; Grade School Helper 2.3.4; Trackette 4: Band 1; Class Officer 1.2.4; DAR 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Study Hall 4; Student Council 1.2. MARY JEAN JACKSON SECRETARY FHA 1.2.3.4; Officer 3.4; Pep Club 1.2,3.4; Marching Band 1,2; Drum Major 3.4; Band 1.2,3.4; Jazz Band 3; Band Officer 4; Chorus 4: Officer 4; Choir Ensemble 4; Track 1.2.3; Trackette 3.4; Volleyball 1.2,3.4: Grade School Helper 1; Varsity Club 2,3.4; Formal Queen 4; Honor Study Hall 4; All School Play Crew 2,3; All School Play 1.4; Musical Crew I; Musical 2.3.4; Class Officer 2.4. RENEE LYNN HARADON TREASURER Musical 1; Chorus 1,2; Jazz Band 2; All School Play 3,4; Track 1.2,3; State Finalist 2; Trackette 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; FHA l,2,3,4; Camera Club 1; Grade School Helper 2,4; Varsity Club 1.2,3,4; TOLO 2; COE 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Student Council 2,3.4; Officer 2; Class Officer 2,3,4; Receptionist 2; Honor Study Hall 4; Girls 68 State Alternate 3. JANICE DIANE ALLEN STUDENT COUNCIL Marching Band 1,2,3,4: Jazz Band 2; Band 1,2; Girls Chorus 4; Chorus 4; Musical 2; All School Play 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; FHA 1,2,3,4; TOLO 4; Class Officer 1,3,4; AFS Representative 3; Grade School Helper 2,3; Honor Study Hall 4; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Track Queen 4; Prom Queen 4; Boys Track Manager 4; Trackette 1,2,3,4 KATHRYN ANN PEARSON STUDENT COUNCIL Grade School Helper 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; President 4; FHA 1,2,3.4; Officer 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Formal Attendant 2; Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 2,3,4; Trackette 1,2,3; Honor Study Hall 4; Chorus 1,2; Class Officer 2,3,4; Musical Crew 3. LORNE CLARENCE APPENHEIMER FFA 1.2.3.4: COE 4. RUTH ELLEN BARTON FHA 1.2.3: TOLO 2.3.4: TOLO Officer 3: Editor 4: Pep Club 2.3; Honor Study Hall 4; Musical 2; Student Director 2: Prompter 2.3,4; Marching Band 1.2,3.4; Pit Band 4; Jazz Band 2.3.4; Band 1,2.3.4; Band President 4: IMEA Jazz Band Festival 4; Jazz Band Camp 3. JAMES LEE BEAMER Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 2,3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Pit Band 3.4; Musical 2; All School Play Crew 1. JONATHAN ERIC BERGER FFA 1.2.3.4; Track I.2.3.4; Varsity Club 4. MARILYN JEAN BHEAR FHA 1,2.3.4; Pep Club 1,2.3.4; Band 1.2.3; Chorus 1,2.3.4; All School Play 4; Musical 3.4. LISA RENE BODINE FHA 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2,3.4; Trackette 2.3.4; Volleyball 2; Band I; Chorus 2,3; Pom Pon 3,4; Pom Pon Camp 4; Captain 4: All School Play Crew 2.3. 69 FRANK ROBERT BUSH Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2.4; Musical 1.2,3; All School Play 4; Band 2; IMEA District Choir 4; Touch of Class Club 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Camera Club 1; TOLO 1,4. BRYAN KEITH CANTWELL Football 1,2,3. SHERRY LEECATTON FHA2.3; Pep Club 2,3; Flag Corps 2; Band I; Trackette 4. CONSTANCE LOUISE COLLINS Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Jazz Band 3; Band Officer 2,3; Chorus 4; Chorus Ensemble 4; Girls Swing Choir 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; All School Play 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Crews 1,2,3,4; Pep Club !,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Camera Club 1; Honor Study Hall 4; Volleyball 1; Line Judge 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Trackette 3,4; TOLO 1,3,4; Class Officer I; Art Camp 3; National 70 Honor Society 4. YVONNE LESLIE COSTIN Marching Band 1.2,3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Pit Band 4; Volleyball 3; Basketball I; FHA 2,3; FFA 1,2.3; Grade School Helper 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4. LINDA JEAN DERICK FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1, Vocational: Cosmetology 4. MICHAEL JAY DESCHEPPER Track 1,2.3.4: Band 3.4: Marching 2: Chorus 1,2.3.4: Musical 1,2,3,4: Jazz Band 4: Swing Choir 3: All School Play 1: FFA 1,2.3,4: Boys Stale 3: Touch of Class Club 4. MICHAEL PAUL DEXTER Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Track 1.4; Varsity Club 1.2.3,4. SOFIE KARIN ERIKSSON Volleyball 4; Basketball 4; Track 4; FHA 4; Pep Club 4: Honorary Homecoming Attendant 4: Track Attendant 4: Honor Study Hall 4: Varsity Club 4: Student Council 4; ASSE Student (American Scandinavian Exchange Student). PATRICIA ANN FARGHER Grade School Helper 1.2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; TOLO 1; All School Play Crew 3: All School Play 4. ANTHONY EUGENE FISHER Track 1; FFA 1.2; All School Play Crew I; Musical Crew 1; Band 1.2,3; Grade School Helper 1,3. MICHAEL DWAIN GRAY Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Touch of Class Club 4. Band 1.2.3.4; Band President 2: Jazz Band 2.3; Chorus 1,2; Musical 1,2,3; All School Play 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Grade School Helper 1,2.3; Pep Club 3; Class President 2; Student Council President 4; Boys State 3. 71 ROSEMARY LOUISEGRIGG Track 2.3; Grade School Helper 2. JAMES HARVEY HAND. JR. Honor Study Hall 4. MARKUS KLAUSHEINRICH Homecoming Honorary Attendant 4; Student Council 4; Track 4; YFU (Youth for Understanding). SANTHA KAYE HENDERSON Pep Club 1.2,3.4; FHA I.2.3.4; Officer 4; All School Play 4; Cheerleader 2,4; Student 3.4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Musical 1; Chorus 1,2,3: Varsity Club 1.2.3.4; Volleyball 3; Grade School Helper 3; Trackette 1; Track 1.2.3. LINCOLN LEE HERGET Track 3; Basketball Manager 3. ROBERT PATRICK KITTERMAN Chorus 1; All School Play 1; Football 1.2,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4: Varsity Club 3,4. 72 MICHELLE JEANNE KNOTT Volleyball 4: FHA 4; Pep Club 4; Honorary Homecoming Attendant 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 4: Trackette 4: Girls Chorus 4; Girls Swing Choir 4: Chorus Officer 4: Choir Ensemble 4: Chorus 4; All School Play 4: Musical Crew 4. JOHN ALLEN LEEZER FFA 1.2.3.4: Track I: Band 2: Homecoming Attendant 3; Formal Attendant 3; COE 3,4. WILLIAM CARL LEHMAN Track 1,2; Marching Band 1,2,3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 2,3.4. KELLY STROM MCVICKER Camera Club I: Pep Club 1,2. DONN EDWARD MAIN Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming King 4: Track I; FFA 1.2,3.4; Officer 2.3.4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. JOHN LYNDON NOWLAN Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball l,2.3,4; FFA 1.2,3.4; Officer 4; Varsity Club 2.3,4; Formal Attendant 1; Prom King 4. 73 MARCUS WILLIAM PLOTNER Football 1.2.3.4; FFA 3; Track 1.2,3,4. DONNA LEA PRICE FHA 1,2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 2; Pom Pon 3.4; Chorus 1,2.3; Trackette I.2.3.4; Pom Pon Camp 3.4; Student Council 1,2.3,4; Class Officer 1.2.3,4; All School Play and Crew 4. JAMESGREGORY RASHID Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Varsity Club 3.4; Pep Club 3. JOHN ANTHONY SAMMET TAMMY SUE SCHEUERMANN KEVIN ALAN SHEPARD Pep Club 1.2.3.4; FHA 2,3,4; Officer 4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1. Musical 3; Crew 2.3; All School Play 4; Crew 2,3.4; Chorus 1.2,3; Ensemble 3; Trackette 2,3,4; Grade School Helper I; Honor Study Hall 4; Pom Pon 4; Camp 4; Formal Attendant 3,4. 74 CHRISTOPHER JOHN SHF.RBEYN HOWARD DEAN SIMMONS VICKI ANN STARR COE 3.4. Footbal 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2; Varsity Club 1.2.3.4; Student Council 3.4: Class President 3; Touch of Class Club 4: Pep Club 3: State Track Qualifier 2. CURTIS ANDREW THOMPSON. JR Football 1.3.4; Track 1.3,4; Basketball 1,2.4: Band 1.2.3; Chorus 1.2: Musical 3: Touch of Class Club 4. TIMOTHY D. THOMPSON Football 1.2,3.4: FFA 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club 3.4. DIANE RUTH WASSON Basketball I; Track 1.2.3; TOLO 1.2.3.4: TOLO Officer 3.4; Camera Club I: Band 1.2; FHA 2.3.4: Officer 4: Varsity Club 2.3.4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4: All School Plav 1.2.3.4: Musical Crew 2.3. 75 ROBERT ALAN WEBER Track 1.2.3: Varsity Club 3: FFA 1,2,3.4: COE 4: Formal Attendant 4. PATRICIA ANN WEBSTER Pep Club 2: FHA 2.4; TOLO 2.3: Honor Study Hall 4; Grade School Helper 3: Chorus 1.2: Vocational Training4. SHELLEY LYNN WEBSTER Pep Club 1.2.3.4: FHA 1.2.3.4: All School Play 3: Chorus 1.2.3.4: Musical 1.2.3: Officer Runner 3: Grade School Helper I. MARK ALAN WILSON FFA 1.2.3.4: Officer 3.4: Class Officer 1.2: Football I.2.3.4; Track 4: Homecoming Attendant 1.4; Formal Attendant 2; Formal King 4: All School Play 4; Varsity Club 3.4; Musical 1; Honor Study Hall 4; National Honor Society 4. JANE MARIE WINTER FHA 1.2.3.4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Class Officer 2.3: Trackette 2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Swing Choir 3: Musical 3: Girls State 3; Honor Study Hall 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Early Graduates: Dclisa Corbin Debbie Rhoades Janine Krause Lorie Watson 76 Etiioz 78 Connie Cheerleading Mike Track Mike Football Basketball Track Mike Football‘Basketball Track Sofie Volleyball Basketball Track Desiree Volleyball‘Basketball 79 Renee Cheerleading Markus Track Sandy Cheerleading Jean Volleyball Fat Football Track Michelle Volleyball Ed Tawn Football Volleyball Basketball 80 Kathy Volleyball Mark Football Track Greg Football Basketball Track Howard Football Track Chip Football Basketball Track Tim Football 81 There once was a huge football player Who threw the ball high in the ayer When his teammate tried To catch the pig’s hide He landed in intensive cayer. Teenage boy at a gas station: A pint of gas and fill up my basketball. In track coach’s office: “He who hesitates is last.” Mark Football'T rack CG£ Back Row: M. DeSchepper, L. Appcnheimer; Middle Row: J. Leezer. C. Sherbeyn. B. Dorsey. J. Wilkinson: From Row: Mr. Jim Howard. M. Plotner, R. Haradon, B. Weber. 82 nLoz EZiOnaLLELZl MOST SCHOLASTIC: Jane Winter and Markus Heinrich BEST ALL AROUND: Tawn Marshall and Ed Main WUr . .M BEST DRESSED: Janice Allen and Bob Weber MOST MUSICAL: Ruth Barton and Bill Lehman 83 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Desiree Foutch and Mark Wilson 1980 The Class with Class MOST ATHLETIC: Sofie Eriksson and Mike Dexter MOST ARTISTIC: Connie Collins and Frank Bush Sexy Men and Foxy Ladies We’re the Class of the Nineteen-Eighties. 84 CITIZENSHIP: Tammy Scheuermann and Jim Hand NO PICTURE AVAILABLE! Who knows or understands why? SORRY! WITTIEST: Michelle Knott and Greg Rashid MOST DEPENDABLE: Jean Jackson and Chip Thompson SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 1976-77 Freshmen President—Mark Wilson Vice-President—Susan Wisner Secretary—Connie Collins Treasurer—Janice Allen AFS Representative—Mike Gray Student Council—Desiree Foutch Donna Price Sponsor—Mr. Dale Faull Homecoming Float—2nd place Number of Students—73 1978-79 Juniors President—Howard Simmons Vice-President—Kathy Pearson Secretary—Renee Haradon Treasurer—Janice Allen AFS Representative—Jane Winter Student Council—Sandy Henderson Donna Price Sponsor—Mr. Dale Faull Homecoming Float—1st place Number of Students—61 1977-78 Sophomores President—Mike Gray Vice-President—Mark Wilson Secretary—Jean Jackson Treasurer—Jane Winter AFS Representative—Kathy Pearson Student Council—Renee Haradon Tawn Marshall Sponsor—Mr. Dale Faull Homecoming Float—2nd place Number of Students—67 1979-80 Seniors President—Tawn Marshall Vice-President—Desiree Foutch Secretary—Jean Jackson Treasurer—Renee Haradon Student Council—Janice Allen Kathy Pearson Sponsor—Mr. Dale Faull Homecoming Float—2nd place Number of Students that Graduated—53 85 Back Row: Frank Bush. John Leezer. Mark Wilson. Jim Hand: Middle Row: Yvonne Costin. Ruth Barton, Kathy Pearson. Connie Collins; Front Row: Jane Winter. Desiree Foutch, Tawn Marshall. Diane Wasson. VatLonaC cJ-fonor Top to Bottom: Connie Collins Court Marshall Julie Langdon Top to Bottom: Desiree Foutch Mark Wilson Jane Winter 86 taduaHon 'So ‘Tve Got a Name” AWARD WINNERS recognized at commencement were as follows: the American Legion presented the Citizenship Awards to Desiree Foutch and Mark Wilson; Lion’s Club Awards went to Tawn Marshall and Jon Berger: Arion Awards, Band—Ruth Barton, Chorus—Frank Bush; Art Award—Frank Bush; and the Elmira Austin Award was divided between Janice Allen and Jim Hand. Valedictorian was Desiree Foutch and Salutatorian was Jane Winter. 87 Mike, do you take Tammy ... I do. Tammy, do you take Mike .. .1 do. I now pronounce you man and wife. You may kiss the bride! V Dreams, adventures, wondrous sights. Friends, surprises, sweet delights Combine in such a happy way To sprinkle magic through the day! c fuguit zSzf2£ mlj£Z Q 79 an JV{ on Di U£ WsJ first half day of school. first whole day of school Blankcnberg here to take class pictures. football scrimmage game. Horoscope: This is not your year. Reconsider, go back to bed. and stay there! Never put off until tom morrow ... what you can do the day after. 28 29 30 31 1 Doris Day No school! 25 words or less Day Hindsight Day All day Yearbook Workshop Varsity football at Wyoming. Lost 6-14 w First powdered chicken hatches. 2 Labor Day 4 3 6 7 s Grandparents Day JV football at home with Wyoming. Lost 0-8 Senior meeting about college. Tolo meeting Distributed 1979 Tolos. Varsity football at home with Elmwood. Won 33-6 First Indian deported (1770) 9 10 12 Band practice 6:30 to 7:30 13 14 13 24 hour Day JV football at Wethersfield Lost in overtime 14-8 Last decent hamburger sold (1968) Mr. Mullins came to Tolo meeting to answer any questions we had. Ants in pants Day Varsity football at home with Wethersfield Lost 0-16 16 Citizenship Da 17 is f9 20 21 Rosh Hash-anah begins 22 Rosh Hash-anah ends 23 JV football at home with ROVA Lost 8-20 Volleyball at home with Wyoming. JV lost Varsity won Tolo meeting Volleyball at Alwood. JV lost Varsity lost Varsity football at ROVA. Won 20-0 Return your bottles Day. Last-Name First Day! 30 24 23 26 27 2S 29 •Jtu li Sat 91 Oatoljz’i 1979 Sun z l [on TJuz zd 9zc Sat HOMECO- JV football at Mismatch 50’s Day! Bum or Red and Homecoming MING Cambridge Day! Farmer Day! Black Day! Dance from WEEK - Lost 2-16 Homecoming 8:00 10 11:00. game with US Steel was Cambridge. the band. Hat and Bonfire! Won 12-6 Glasses Day! Ed Main (our king) Yom Kippur j 2 3 4 got hurt 5 6 Have a nice No School JV football at First Fool Volleyball at Varsity foot- Just another Day! home with Parts with home with ball at day 1 Winola. Won Money (1926) Wethersfield Winola. Lost 22-6 JV lost Varsity lost 22-34 Columbus 7 Day 3 9 10 12 13 All Thumbs JV football at Dental floss Volleyball at First of the Varsity foot- Last talking Day home with tug of war ROVA. JV Rest of your ball at Alexis. mouse dies Alexis lost 0- lost Varsity life Day Lost 6-28 (1966) 28 won 15 l6 17 18 9 20 Finicky Eat- JV football at Volleyball at Blankenberg Volleyball at Varsity foot- Sitting ova- ersWeek Galva. Lost home with here for pic- home with ball at home tion society 14-20 Cambridge. lure day. Mr. Bradford. JV with Galva. formed (1977) JV lost Var- Mullins came lost Varsity Won 14-0 sity won to Tolo meeting. lost 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Speling Weak JV football at Volleyball at home with Winola. JV A1 wood. Won lost Varsity 40-0 Volleyball at Galva. JV lost Varsity Won won Halloween 28 29 30 31 93 Vo(7Em(jsz 1(?79 Sun S { on [Jus Wsd 9zi Sat Volleyball at Princeville. JV lost Varsity won Varsity football at A1 wood. Won 34-13 End of the first quarter. Cop out convention (cancelled) 1 2 3 First Zip-pered Fly Humiliation (1931) Volleyball at Alexis. JV lost Varsity won Fall sports banquet. Never to be forgotten Day Report card distribution All school Play. “Up the Down Staircase 8:00 p.m. All school Play. “Up the Down Staircase 8:00 p.m. 4 3 Election Day 6 7 8 9 IO Board of Education meeting at 7:30 p.m. Volleyball District tournament at Peoria Heights. Volleyball District tournament at Peoria Heights. Confused Gender Day Old Fool’s Day Miscellaneous Day Veterans Day 12 13 15 l6 17 Margarine vs. Butter Day LTC high school choral festival at Galva High School 7:00 p.m. Basketball “tipofF 7:00 p.m. Early dismissal at 2:30 p.m. Thanksgiving Vacation 7.000.000th Diet Book Written 18 19 20 21 Thanksgiving Day 2 2 23 24 Excess flab removal begins Arkansas reported Missing (1955) Boys Basketball at Wyoming JV lost 44-45 Varsity lost 48-67 Arkansas found (1978) Faculty meetings. Buses run 40 minutes late. Whisk Broom Day 25 26 27 28 29 30 95 Friendship is the nicest gift of all. [j zczmtjzz 1(?79 Sun z l {on (IVzd O i Dzc Boys' Basketball at home with Western JV lost 48-58 Varsity won 58-54 7 First Prune Transplant (1933) Webbed Foot Week Remember Free Lunch Day Kansas Catsup Race Ugly People’s Day Hickey Invented. 962 Boys’ Basketball at Anna-wan JV lost 33-47 Varsity lost 61-72 2 3 4 3 6 7 £ High School Band Chorus Christmas Program 2 p.m. in the High School Gym Soap Dish Scraping Week Bradford Tournament Boys lost to Dunlap 66-78 First Concrete Radio (1927) Bradford Tournament Boys won over Galva 56-54 Bradford Tournament Boys won over Wyanet 58-44 HANUK- KAH BEGINS 9 70 7 7 72 13 14 15 Burnt Toast Amnesty day Girls Brim-field Tournament tomorrow night We won over Neponset 51-30 Boys Basketball home with Bradford JV lost 54-58 Varsity won 56-55 Dennis Day Faculty meetings. Buses run 40 minutes late 2:30 dismissal for Christmas Vacation Brimfield Tournament Girls win over Yates City 56-29 Brimfield Tournament Girls lose to Brimfield 28-35 HANUK-KAH ENDS 76 17 j£ 9 20 27 22 Crying out loud day Hog Kissing Week Cold Sore Day NEW YEAR’S EVE CHRISTMAS is another name for Love! North Pole Dust Storm Subsides (1936) Princeville Tournament Boys lost to Dunlap 43-55 Princeville Tournament Boys lost to Farmington 53-103 Mustard Satin Day 23 30 24 31 25 26 27 28 2Q 97 A new year is like a new friend ... it’s fun to greet it. gSo Sun d [on Dus QVsd OZu 9zc Sat New Year's day JV b-ball tournament Toulon lost to Dunlap 39-52 School Resumes Boys' Basketball at Galva JV won 64-31 Varsity won 79-59 JV B-ball tournament at Dunlap. Won over Wyoming 43-41 Lost to lllini Bluffs 45-61 1 2 3 4 5 National Frown Week First Magician Disappears 1816 Boys’ Basketball at home with Alwood JV won 56-43 Varsity lost 71-81 Drop Cookies invented by Chef Hans Greasy 1901 Girls’ Basketball at Wyoming JV won 27-22 Varsity won 55-37 Boys’ Basketball at Wethersfield JV lost 36-48 Varsity lost 54-89 High School Dance Sponsored by the Senior Class 8-11 p.m. 6 7 8 9 JO 12 Invisible Man Loses Face in Japan. 1921 Girls Basketball at home with Prince-ville JV won 26-25 Varsity won 51-47 Boys Basketball at home with ROVA JV lost 61-76 Varsity lost 45-68 Tomorrow is the final day of the First Semester Girls’ Basketball here with Bradford JV lost 24-37 Varsity lost 39-48 NO SCHOOL Teachers Institute. Boys’ B-ball at Cambridge JV won 49-29 Varsity won 59-46 Blondes Have More Fun Day! 13 l6 17 18 9 Give Dough for Kneady Girls’ Basketball at home with Dunlap JV lost 31-32 Varsity lost 37-39 Financial Aids Seminar for Seniors their Parents. 7:00 p.m. in band room All Sinners Day! Get Report Cards Tomorrow! Girls’ Basketball at home with Wethersfield JV lost 16-20 Varsity lost 39-41 Boys’ Basketball at home with Winola JV won 65-39 Varsity lost 66-70 Discovery of the problem 1975 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 1st Elephant Joke. 1952 Girls Basketball at ROVA JV won 26-21 Varsity won 87-43 Boys’ Basketball at home with Alexis JV won 65-54 Varsity lost 55-60 National Toilet Flushing Week Faculty Meetings Buses run 40 Minutes Late 27 28 29 30 31 99 1(pSo Sun [Due WeJ Dtu 9rC Sat Boys’ Basketball at home Galva JV won 56-54 Varsity won 66-54 GROUND HOG DAY 2 First Rush Hour 1922 Girls’ Basketball at home Cambridge JV won 25-18 Varsity lost 46-52 Boys’ Basketball at Alwood JV won 53-40 Varsity lost 57-73 Birth of First Living. 1958 Tomorrow night before the game, the Jr. Class is having a Chili Supper from 5-7 p.m. Boys' Basketball at home Wethersfield JV won 46-34 Varsity lost 66-71 Oldest living Elk Dies, 1947 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Lost Chord Found 1811 Girls’ Basketball at Winola JV lost 23-36 Varsity won 47-45 No School Lincoln’s Birthday-Boys' B-ball at ROVA JV lost 37-45 Varsity lost 52-67 Non-sticking Glue Invented. 1943 VALENTINE’S DAY Boys’ Basketball at Cambridge JV won 53-39 Varsity won 58-56 Invention of the Rubber Duck. 1914 JO 12 13 14 15 l6 Turkey in the Straw Finds Needle in the Haystack 1940 Girls Basketball at Alexis JV won 23-7 Varsity won 63-25 Boys’ Basketball at Winola JV won 61-37 Varsity lost 77-68 Apathy Day! Girls’ Basketball at Nep-onset Varsity won 79-50 Boys’ Basketball at Alexis JV lost 62-69 Varsity won 56-55 What’s-his- name Becomes World Famous. 1928 17 iS 20 21 22 23 First National Elephant Jumping Tournament, 1962 Girls’ Basketball at home Galva JV won 27-24 Varsity won 52-38 NO SCHOOL BLIZZARD Discovery of the Venus Flytrap 1324 Boys’ Basketball Regional at Galva. Varsity won over Galva 58-45 Girls' Basketball at home Kewanee JV lost 20-25 Varsity lost 46-73 Last night Boys’ B-ball at regionals Lost to Wethersfield 42-49 24 23 26 27 28 29 101 Rainbows are for dreaming ... Color your days happy. l lazcfi IQ So £un z l [on ( Wzd. 9ri All day vocal and instrumental contest at Dunlap High School tomorrow March 1, 1980 £at Atkinson Fresh-Soph b-ball Tournament Won over Atkinson 55-25 1 First Cow Girls Basket- How much Seniors who High School Discovery of Atkinson Milked 1324 ball at better it were inter- Band Concert the Sugges- Fresh-Soph Alwood JV lost 10-15 Varsity won 61-55 JV win over Weth-Tield 52-42 would be ... if we let opportunity do all the Knocking! ested in college visited Bradley University in Peoria. 6:30 p.m. in High School Gym lion Box 1182 b-ball tournament finals Won over Tampico 61-48 2 3 4 3 6 7 Idaho Chip- Girls Girls’ Cast the First Betsy Ross Teachers’ Better Mouse munk Panic, Regional Regional Stone Day pricks finger. Institute NO Trap Built, 1879 Tournament at Cambridge Won over Galva 50-41 Tournament at Cambridge Lost to Cambridge 37-48 1777 SCHOOL Jazz Band Concert at Mark VI Project. Get Bit Day! 1907 9 io 11 12 13 14 13 International ST. PAT- Cancelled Annual Pre-shrunk End of Third Adam Found Penguin Day RICK’S Invention of Akron Cro- Brushed Quarter Exhausted DAY the Patent, 1872 chet Exposition Demin Blue Jeans Day Grading Period Under Apple Trees 000000001 16 17 i3 i9 20 21 22 Annual Band Parents Unit Basket- High School Boys Track Faculty HIGH ‘ BABES in Yonkers Meeting 7:30 ball Banquet Meetings SCHOOL ARMS” 8 Hoop Roll Palm Sunday 23 p.m. Easter Vacation 24 High School Gym-6:30 at Dunlap 4:15 p.m. Buses run 40 minutes late Report Cards Distributed MUSICAL p.m. High School Gym 30 3i 23 26 27 2$ 29 103 Sprinkle each day with Kindness. cdffizd i gSo Sun zdl {on 3JlL£ D u 3 XL April Fool’s Day First BLT Sandwich returned for Mayonnaise, 1931 Mallet Creek Taffy Pull GOOD FRIDAY St. Louis Park Oyster Hunt Day PASSOVER BEGINS 1 2 3 4 5 EASTER SUNDAY School resumes after Easter vacation PASSOVER ENDS Venus Flytrap eats Entire Flea Circus, 1834 Girls’ Track at Western Boys’ Track Wethersfield Invitational Don’t-Do-It Day 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Baby Fat Celebration FFA Banquet at 6:30 in High School Gym Boys’ Track Avon Invitational Boy’s Track at Wethersfield Girls’ Track at ROVA Mt. Rush-more Forms a Rock Group. 1889 Band and Chorus Contest at Princeville 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Salt Free Diet Week Girls’ Track with Galva at Toulon Girls' Track at Dunlap Boys' Track at Princeville SECRE- TARY DAY Girls' Track at Kewanee Boys’ Track Galva Relays Discovery of Fat. 988 B.C. 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 First Gorilla goes Bananas. 1903 Stark County Track Meet Boys’ and Girls’ at Toulon Varsity Boys Track Erie Invitational Man Watches First House Fly, 1786 27 28 29 30 105 It’s the end of another school year. Good-bye and Good Luck. Seniors! 3 zSun l {on 'A faij £ iSo { Jhu Girls’ Law Day Junior- Track Seniors Senior Erie Attend Prom Invitational Court session at 11:00 a.m. Boys’Track Princeville Relay 1 2 3 Air Force LTC Girls’ STUDEN T COUNCIL CON !ention Old Cow ETC- Week Fresh-soph Boys’ track at Toulon Band perfomance 2:30 p.m. in High School Track at Toulon Tin Cans Had Never Been Heard of Yet, 1064 LTC Boys’ Track at Toulon Girls’ District Dry Look Invented. 1973 Gym Brockman Track at Dunlap Relays at Kewanee. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 MOTHERS Fresh-soph FHA went Discovery First Case Boys’ St. Jude’s DAY Boys’ Roller of the of Frostbite District “Wheels for Track at Skating at Suggestion in Miami Track at Life Bike- Annawan Wheels Away Box. 1182 Beach. 1810 Sherrard A-Thon from 7:00 Girls' 1-5 p.m. to 10:00 State Track Toulon Fire meet at Charleston House 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Toronto Feather High School FHA Senior First Man Boys’ State (Ty Cobb PaperClip Your Own Band and Farewell Shoots the Track at Steals Four War. 1948 Nest Day Chorus 6:00 p.m. Moon. 1961 Charleston Bases, and Concert at Happy Game is Joe’s Called Because They Can’t Play Without Bases.) 1931 18 19 20 2! 22 23 24 Baccalaureate MEMORIAL Boys’ and All Day Teachers’ Last Day School’s High School DAY Girls’ Senior Institute of School out for Gym-8:00 p.m. Track Party Picnic at No School 8:30-9:00 Summer after Johnson’s Vacation No School school. Saulk Trail High School Park Graduation in High School Gym 8:00 p.m. 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 107 Doing business without advertsing is like winking at a girl in the dark. You know what you are doing, but no one else does. 112 Stuf n Things Hours Mon.-Wed. 8-5p.m. Thurs. 8-12 Fri.-Sat. 8-5:30 p.m. 107 North Seventh Wyoming, 111. Robert Gladys Franzen—Owners (309) 695-6512 KEWANEE AUTO SUPPLY CO. 310N. Main Kewanee 853-4464 TAYLOR SON 303 Tenny Street 852-2188 Kewanee, Illinois 61443 Awcn AMC JEEP KNOBLOCH GRAIN CO, INC. R.R. 1 Wyoming, 11. Phone 695-6459 Trucking Drying Storage BREEDLOVE’S SPORTING GOODS —Work Clothing— 123 W. 2nd Ph. 309 852-2434 Kewanee. 11. 61443 WYOMING MONUMENT CO. Gilbert Westerfer •Serving This Area for Four Generations. Box 237—Wyoming, 11. 61491 Phone 695-2981 WYOMING FLORIST Flowers for proms, weddings. Wire flowers anywhere. FTD—TDS—FX 695-6149 CABLE’S CORNER 122 N. Sixth Wyoming, 11. 695-6409 Specializing in Fried Chicken Daily Specials, Take-out 113 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES RENNICK, RENNICK, AND RENNICK 117 West Court Toulon, II. 286-5921 STARK COUNTY HEALTH CENTER East Main Street Toulon, Illinois 61483 309 286-2631 SHERYL’S BEAUTY SHOP Toulon, Illinois 61483 Ph.286-7138 LITTLE SHOPPE Mary Ellen Lindley Wyoming, Illinois 695-3011 PHONE: (309) 695-6283 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Godgan Wood Gza ft CUSTOM KITCHEN CABINETS HAM’S PHILLIP 66 MIKECOLGAN 207 E. WILLIAMS Owner WYOMING, ILL. 61491 Toulon, 111. FRANKLIN SMALL WYOMING ENGINE HARDWARE CO. 111 North Seventh 414 East Main Toulon, 111. Wyoming, 111. 286-4451 695-2711 WYOMING MOTORS COMPLIMENTS OF: “Give us a try before you buy THE BARTONS Ron Eisenbarth and Wyoming, 11. Tiger 695-2021 116 Taylor ihiome services TOULON LOCKER SERVICE Interior and Exterior Painting, Vinyl. Steel and Aluminum Siding. Home Insulation, Remodeling and Building Complete line of process beef for home freezers Toulon, Illinois 61483 phone 309 286-6911 Fronts ♦Sides ♦Hinds Randy Mock—Owner 286-2011 tarh (bounty Slew'd MARTIN Serving Stark County since 1856 with NEWS ADVERTISING JOB PRINTING IMPLEMENT LaFayette, 11. Massey-Ferguson 995-3377 Call us for Letterheads, Statements, Envelopes, Brochures, or anything on paper 120 Main St. Toulon, IL. 61483 286-2461 Wayne’s the Name Combines the Game Sales-Service-Parts Route 17, LaFayette 117 BLACK’S APPLIANCE DORI-JO’S Service is your Galva, 11.61434 security Toulon, Illinois 61483 • Women’s apparel Ph.309-286-3671 • Jrs. Misses half sizes • And stout sizes Owner: Ron McBroom MURPHY CHEVROLET, INC. 600 S. 7th Street Wyoming, II. 695-3781 118 WYOMING BANK TRUST CO. Mon. thru Thurs. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 695-2831 Open Fri. till 6 p.m. open Sat. 9 a.m. till noon Complete Financial Service Deposit Boxes • Business—Farm—Auto Loans 200 W. Williams Wyoming, II. Member FDIC WILLIAM H. LEEZER SCHMIDT INSURANCE ELECTRICAL AGENCY SERVICE Toulon, 111. 61483 200 North Washington Street Toulon, Illinois 61483 119 WYOMING DRY CLEANERS WYOMING VETERINARY 220 E. William Street Wyoming, Illinois 61491 SERVICE Phone 695-3811 Wyoming, 111. 695-2561 Good Luck Grads RICHARDSON STREITMATTER BROTHERS _ — _ TEXACO SERVICE Texaco! phone 286-3871 tune-up repair CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contracting Phone 286-7081 or 286-7147 Toulon, Illinois 61483 COSTIN MACHINE PARTS CO. 301 W. Sixth Street, Kewanee, III. 61443 Phone (309) 852-2158 “Kewanee’s Complete Engine Shop” Engine and Industrial Balancing Automobile, Truck Tractor Engine Service John Costin John Costin II M McCulloch Chain Saws With Features for Cutting Safety A New Generation or Quality Equipment 120 GAMBLES Wyoming, II 695-4871 Buck Glen, Owner HUGHES OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC GMC, Inc. 114 N. Chestnut St. KEWANEE. ILLINOIS 61443 mg TRUCKS BRACKEN’S SHOES A family shoe store Jim Hotchkiss, another WD40 satisfied customer. Serving the tri-counties since 1936 KIDD FUNERAL HOME P.C. Established in 1925 Air conditioning and parking lot J. Merlyn Kidd—Owner—Operator AC309—286-4181 KIDD MEMORIALS Complete line of granite Monuments—Markers—Vases 120 So. Miller St. Toulon, Illinois 121 RECORDS—TAPES AND EQUIP. Zenith—Panasonic DOOLEY BROS. Plumbing Heating Inc. JUNE MEL-O-DEE 306 N. Tremont St. Kewanee, 111. 204 W. 2nd St. Kewanee, 111. Phone 852-2720 Flowers For All Occasions STAHL LUMBER COMPANY General Contractors LAFAYETTE GREENHOUSE • Ready Mixed Concrete • Excavating • Farm Drainage 122 LEHMAN FARM SHERWIN WILLIAMS SUPPLIES COMPANY FEEDS ■ ■ K 2bbT Kewanee, IL. Phone 853-4332 Kgpi x jpli YOUNG SALES u u 5555 ■ SERVICE Many Hardware Items Buick and Pontiac 117 East Main Street Toulon, Illinois 501 N. Henderson Toulon, IL. 61483 Phone (309)286-4731 WYOMING SUPER VALU Fine quality meats and produce Bakery—Beer—Wine 695-4011 COLGAN CO. John Deere—Behlen since 1947 Tim Colgan Manager Wyoming, IL. 309—695-3241 309—695-6369 Edelstein, IL. 309-249-2171 123 HATTIE’S BEAUTY TOULON GRAIN SALON FEED COMPANY 625 East Jefferson Toulon 286-7022 Congratulations, Seniors! Complete Milling Wayne Feeds Grain Bank Bulk Delivery Corn Drying and Storage Compliments of Phone 286-4371 Toulon, Illinois 61483 RASHID’S STORE Lafayette, IL. FRAKER’S GROVE SUPPER CLUB THE CORNER SHOP “Our specialty is You“ Ed Millie Wheelwright Downtown LaFayette, ILL. 995-3581 129 West Main Toulon School supplies, cards, Gifts, Magazines, Paperbacks, and film processing THE TIRE MAN TOTAL HARDWARE FRANK’S TIRE APPLIANCE ■STORES 526 N. Main Street Kewanee, IL. 61443 Store 853-4898 Home 995-3851 106 West Main Street Toulon, IL. 286-7076 Lawrence Laura Schroeder 1 i PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK - -CM� jtrwANrr 15 lit Compliments of: HATHAWAYS TRUE VALUE HAPPY JOE’S PIZZA ICE CREAM PARLOR 100 S. Main Kewanee, Illinois phone 852-4502 COMPLIMENTS OF THE KRAKLOW’S 125 UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Kewanee, Illinois GERWIG’S WOMEN’S APPAREL Kewanee, Illinois HOME RUG UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS Leon Smith Toulon 286-3861 LAMBIN’S 202 N. Tremont Kewanee, Illinois KIRLEY SONS 121 N. Tremont Kewanee, Illinois FARM HOME FOOD SERVICES Wyoming, Illinois 695-2101 JIMAL’S Toulon, Illinois 286-7072 E H AUTO SUPPLY 711 W. Second Street Kewanee, Illinois GUZZARDO’S Hallmark Cards Fannie May Candy A FEW WORDS FROM OUR EDITOR Even after helping put the 1978-79 yearbook together with Cheryl, I never realized how much work goes into making a yearbook. You have deadlines to meet, pages to do (constantly), pictures to take, pictures to sell, money to handle, money to make, ads to sell, last year’s books to pass out, this year’s books to sell, film to mail, film to buy when it’s run out, and picture days are the worst hassle of all; plus they expect you to go to school. You never go one day without thinking of something you should be doing towards the yearbook. Here is a forewarning to future Editors: “Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today ’cause you’ll just keep getting farther behind.” I would like to make a special thanks to Frank Bush for being so willing to take pictures, getting me scores to the sports, and using his special talent to draw when I needed it. 1 also would like to thank my close friend, Kathy Buley, for designing the divider pages and helping me whenever I needed her. She was always willing to do anything for me. I would also like to thank the faithful Tolo staff members who helped as much as they could. It’s too bad there’s not more like them so this Tolo could have been even better. Most of all, I would like to thank Mrs. Johnson for putting up with me. When I had questions about something, she could always find the answers if she already didn’t know the answers. I hope you enjoy this book as much as I enjoyed putting it together. I must admit that this was the biggest challenge I’ve taken on and I’ll remember this as the best learning experience I’ve ever had. Thanks again to all who made this possible for me and the entire school. 127 COMPLAINT FORM If you have any complaints, write them in the box below. Stay inside the box. Write legibly. □ 128 san angelo. texas