Valley High School - Vall Ee Hi Yearbook (Fairview, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1964 volume:

We take a stand now for Valley High School Our colors orange and black we fly, A loyal tribute, a pledge of honor true, Now we sing forth her name on high, Believe us! Valley, We’ll be with you ever ’Tho' years pass, your memory lives on! Alma Mater lead us onward------------------ On 'till our goal is won. compliments of FAIRVIEW INSURANCE AGENCY MRS. GENEVA THURMAN Each year the Vall-ee-hi is dedicated to a deserving person. This year we have chosen a teacher who is a friend of the students at Valley High, and has guided them toward their roles as mature useful adults. With her understanding of young people, she has succeeded as sponsor in helping the seniors with any problem, large or small. As an English teacher her enthusiasm and interest have helped students to gain an insight into the areas of literature and grammar. The Vall-ee-hi of 1964 is proudly dedicated to a person for whom everyone has the greatest respect, our senior sponsor, Mrs. Geneva Thurman. WAYNE MAHR, President, Ellisville PAUL PLATT, Vice-President, Maquon EUGENE RASK, Secretary, London Mills Board off Education CLARENCE BARKER Ellisville FRANK METELKA London Mills COMPLIMENTS OF VOLLMAR'S FS SERVICE, maquon DALE TONCRAY Canton CHARLES SCHLEICH Fairview Board off Education The Board of Education, composed of dedicated citizens from the communities of our district, willingly give precious time and effort to improve our unit schools. They attend regular meetings to form school policies, maintain a qualified faculty, and perform other important duties to help our unit run smoothly. We, the Vall-ee-hi staff, would like to thank these men for what they have done for us, the students at Valley Senior High. COMPLIMENTS OF RICE'S STORE, LONDON MILLS compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK OF CANTON—member of the foic, canton 7 Administration J. A. RADKA, Superintendent ERCIL LITTLE, Principal Illinois State Normal University, B.S. Western Illinois State College, B.S. University of Colorado, M.S. The policies formulated by the Board of Education are carried out by Mr. John A. Radka, superintendent, and Mr. Ercil Little, principal. Mr. Radka, who has been principal at Valley for the past two years, has stepped into the position of superintendent of the Spoon River Valley Unit. We would like to offer our congratulations and our sincere wishes that he will be at Valley for many future years. Mr. Little, who has taught business education and held the position of assistant coach in the past, has taken over as principal this year. He has been a part of the Valley faculty for seven years and we hope that he will continue to be a part of Valley as principal, for many years to come. compliments of LONDON MILLS FARMER'S CO-OP, London mills 8 COMPLIMENTS OF FAIRVIEW INSURANCE AGENCY—RAY ROOT, fairview J. A. RADKA, Superintendent Illinois State Normal University, B.S. _ University of Colorado, M.S. U | f y ERCIL LITTLE, Principal Western Illinois State College, M.S. HENDRY BENNETT Illinois Wesleyan, B.S. Physical Education, Coach Driver Training CHARLES HARN University of Illinois, B.S. Vocational Agriculture COMPLIMENTS of JOE TS MARKET—JOE TIEZZI, FAIRVIEW 9 EUGENE KEITH LEY Western Illinois State College, B.S. Industrial Arts, Biology f RICHARD HOGAN Western University, B.S. - M.S. Instrumental Music Faculty MARY KENNELLY DORMA LINDSTROM Western Illinois State College, B.Ed. Carthage College, B.A. Latin, Librarian Vocal Music compliments of LLOYD BLOUT AND SONS, ellisville GARY LITTLE WARREN MESSMORE MacMurray College, B.S. Western Illinois University, B.S. Assistant Coach, Business Education Faculty Social Studies ANN AM ABIE MORRIS Bradley University, B.S, English SARAH RASMUSSEN Indiana State Teachers College, A.B. Physical Education, English compliments of SWEARIGEN WHOLESALE COMPANY, canton i i JOY ROBERTS Western Illinois State College. B.S. Business Education MARVIN SIBERT _ Indiana Central College, A.B. (LI I 1 Western Illinois State College, M.Ed. Mathematics, Biology GENEVA THURMAN Western Illinois State College, B.Ed. English EDITH WILCOXEN University of Illinois, B.S. Home Economics 12 compliments of GARY'S RESTAURANT, maquon WILMER WILLIS H. E. WOOD Western Illinois University, B.S. Culver-Stockton, B.S. Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics Faculty University of Missouri, M.A. Mathematics Faculty Snaps COMPLIMENTS OF BENSON’S SALES, LONDON MILLS compliments of FAIRVIEW STATE BANKING CO.—member of roic, fairview is BERTA LOU WOLFORD SHIRLEY TACKETT Secretary to Mr. Radka Secretary to Mr. Little Secretaries, Cooks, and Custodian DALE PAULL, Custodian FRANCES HAGAMAN and VERONA NOTT Valley's Cooks COMPLIMENTS OP DIXIE'S CAFE, LONDON MILLS i4 compliments or ALBERT SUNDBERG COMPANY, canton CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Mrs. Thurman, OeorRe Grice, Gayla Worrell. STANDING: Carl Sherman, Judy Fayhee, Marty Varnold. Senior Class History One August morning in 1961, seventy-six eager but uncertain students entered Valley to start their sophomore year. After memorizing schedules and classrooms, we began to feel as if we fit in. This comfortable feeling was soon dispelled by sophomore initiation and the initi- ations of the various organizations. At our first formal meeting as a class, we met our sponsors, Mrs. Geneva Thurman and Mr. Marvin Sibert. At this meeting we elected Carl Sherman as president; Gayla Worrell, secretary; Beverly Parr, treasurer; George Grice, student council rep- resentative; and Donna Toncray and Tom Timmons as Homecoming king and queen attendants. As the year progressed, we were caught up in the whirl of all-school activities! Then we took a breather for a sophomore dance on February 13. Though we enjoyed this year together, we looked forward, as all sophomores do, to our coming years as upperclassmen. Our junior year was formally opened with Jack Norris presiding as president, Rod Chatterton, vice-president; Betty Sherman, secretary; George Grice, treasurer; and Pat Cox, student council representative; who had been elected during our sophomore year. After electing Mary Sampson and Alan Walters for Homecoming attendants, we excitedly planned our float By the Light of the Silvery Moon. As ever, we juniors spent much time at the football games and noon hours in the junior stand. But even these activities were not so exciting as the arrival of our class rings. No one else could share our joy in displaying the rings—or our heart- break if they didn’t fit. Shortly afterward the rings played a prominent part in our play The Family Nobody Wanted. When the script called for an ex- change of rings, the stars followed directions and conveniently kept each other’s rings. After this, things went smoothly enough for the juniors until Prom time. Then things turned really hectic. While developing the theme, Plantation Paradise, we had many mishaps—some barely averted and others happening in spite of our efforts. And, of course, we have many enjoyable memories—Nelene’s tree, the gilded bird cages that turned out to be flower baskets, the murals, the goldfish pond that leaked, and the hurricane lamps. But, by the time the big day had arrived, no one was too tired to enjoy himseif at the banquet and prom. Another memory to add to this year was our trip to Chicago. We had so much fun that by the time we had returned to Galesburg, many were ready to turn around and go back. Fall of 1963. Ready to lead us into all the excitement and responsibilities of being a senior at Valley were George Grice, president; Gayla Worrell, vice-president; Judy Fayhee, Secretary; Carl Sherman, treasurer; and Marty Varnold, student council representative. While we decorated our float Golden Autumn Harvest for king and queen attendants, Rod Chatterton and Betty Sherman, the Student Council made the float for our Homecoming King and Queen, Dewey Morse and Gayla Worrell. After noting our depleted finances, we decided to sell candy at the operetta and senior play, and take orders for Viking jewelry. Soon after sponsoring the annual Christmas Dance, we selected D.A.R. and S.A.R. winners—Gayla Worrell and Dewey Morse, respectively. After thus starting the trend toward graduation, we picked red and white as class colors, a white carnation tipped with red for our flower, and the motto, Learning without thought is labor lost. Soon we were marching down the aisle for Bac- calaureate, May 23. We then received our diplomas at Commencement, May 28. Though we look forward to the future, we do look back with gratitude to all who made our final step possible, especially do we thank Mrs. Thurman and Mr. Sibert. KEITH ABBADUSKY JERRY BARKLEY Seniors ROBERT BARRY JUDSON BRIGGS COMPLIMENTS OF MURPHY'S GARAGE, LONDON MILLS compliments of CLARENCE WORRELL PLUMBING fit ELECTRIC, fairview 17 JUDY BROWN NELENE BYLSMA Seniors RODNEY CHATTERTON PAT COX compliments of ALLISON'S TRUCKING SERVICE, London mills ia compliments of DR. KEITH FRANKHAUSER, avon FERN DOLL JOHN DOWNING Seniors STEVE EFFLAND PAULA EWALT compliments of C R SUPER MARKET, LONDON mills COMPLIMENTS OF AVON DRUG STORE, AVON 19 JUDY FAYHEE JIM FERRY Seniors GEORGE GRICE MIKE HAHN 20 compliments of G. B. V ARNOLD, CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, maquon SHEILA HAHN LARRY HARRIS Seniors BARBARA HELLE LYNETTE HELMS compliments of HARTSTIRN BROTHERS, fairview 21 PAUL HOLLISTER LARRY HUFFMAN Seniors LINDA LEGATE WILLIAM LUDWIG COMPLIMENTS OF LORRAINE'S GIFT SHOP, lonooh mills COMPLIMENTS OF D H SERVICE AND CAFE, FIATT 22 ANTONETTE MARINICH LINDA MELTON Seniors DON MELVIN KAREN METELKA compliments of SPOON RIVER CAFE, LONDON mills compliments of FAYHEE IMPLEMENT CO., prairie city 23 PENNY ARMSTRONG MORRIS DEWEY MORSE compliments of CORN OEL.T GARAGE, london mills COMPLIMENTS OF HOWARD POTATO CHIP CO., FARMINGTON 24 DAVID NESBIT JACK NORRIS Seniors TOM NORVILLE RICHARD OVERCASH COMPLIMENTS OF RICHARD KEMPSTER, LONDON MILLS COMPLIMENTS OF DENNY'S CLEANERS, canton 25 LAURETTA PAULI BEVERLY PARR Seniors ROBERT PRUETT DAVIE RICE 26 COMPLIMENTS OF CONLON'S GARAGE, RAPATEE SUE RICE MICKEY RILEY Seniors LEROY ROBERTS KEITH ROHRER compliments of BILL LITTELL, STANDARD AGENT, london mills 27 JOEL RUTLEDGE CAROL SAMPSON Seniors MARY SAMPSON MIKE SCHULTHES 28 COMPLIMENTS of CANTON WHOLESALER, canton BETTY SHERMAN CARL SHERMAN Seniors BARBARA SMITH SHARON MURPHY STANCOMB compliments of HOBE'S WELDING SHOP, fairview 20 30 COMPLIMENTS OF CRITIC FEED STORE, FAIRVIEW JOHN STIER TOM TIMMONS RICHARD THURMAN Seniors DONNA TONCRAY MARTY VARNOLD PAULA WALDRON Seniors ALAN WALTERS CLYDE WARD compliments of SODWEDEL'S ALL-STAR DAIRY, canton Seniors GAYLA WORRELL 32 compliments of FAIRVIEW SERVICE STATION, INC., fairview Senior Activities KEITH ABBADUSKY—F.F.A. 2,3,4; Letterman 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 2. JEHRY BARKLEY—F.F.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 4, Jl'DSON BRIGGS—Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; band 2,3,4; Robed Choir 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Vall-ee-hi Staff 3,4; Class Play 4, JUDY BROWN—Pep Club 2,3; Band 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Operetta 4, NELENE BYLSMA—F.H.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2, 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. Vice-president 3; G.A.A, President 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Operetta 4; Class Play 3; Librarian 2; Student Council 4; G.A.A. Leadership Camp 4; Vall-ee-hi Staff 4; Class Play 4, RODNEY CHATTERTON—Basketball 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Letterman 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Baseball 2; F.F.A. Treasurer 3; Letterman President 4; Class Vice-president 3; King Attendant 4. PAT COX—Band 2,3,4; Band Vice-president 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Robed Choir 3,4; Class Play 3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Voice Staff 4; Vall-ee-hi Staff 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Contest 2,3,4; Class Play 4. FERN DOLL—Pep Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Vall-ee-hi Staff 3; Voice Staff 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4. JOHN DOWNING—F.F.A, 2,3,4; F.F.A. Treasurer 4; Letterman 3,4; Class Play 3; Pep Club 4; Football 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Class Play 4. STEPHEN EFFLAND—Letterman 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2, 3; F.F.A. Vice-president 3; Pep Club 3,4; Pep Club Boys' Leader 4; Latin Club 4; Winner of Math Contest 3; Football 2,3,4. PAULA EWALT—F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Historian 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Class Play 4. JUDY FAYHEE—Chorus 2,3,4; Contest 2,3,4; All- State 3; Band 2,3,4; Robed Choir 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Latin Club Secretary 3; Operetta 4; Student Council 4; Class Secretary 4; Class Play 3; Music Camp 4; G.A.A. Camp 4; Vall-ee-hi Staff 4; Class Play 4. JIM FERRY—Latin Club 2. GEORGE GRICE—Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Op- eretta 4; Music Contest 2,3; Robed Choir 2,3; Pep Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Club Vice- president 3; Student Council 2,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Speech Contests 3,4; Class Treas- urer 3; Class President 4; Class Play 4. MIKE HAHN—F.F.A. 2,3,4; Letterman 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 2; Track 3; Pep Club 3,4; Pep Club Pres- ident 4; Student Council 4; Class Play 4. SHEILA HAHN—Chorus 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Class Play 4, LARRY HARRIS—Football 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Letterman 3,4; Pep Club 4. BARBARA HELLE—F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Officer 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4. LYNETTE HELMS—Chorus 2,3,4; Robed Choir 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Band 3,4; Band President 4; Operetta 4; Pep Club 3; Pep Club Secretary 3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Officer 3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Vall- ee-hi Staff 4; Class Play 4. PAUL HOLLISTER — LARRY HUFFMAN—F.F.A. 2,3,4; Letterman 2,3, 4; Pep Club 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Student Council President 4. LINDA LEGATE—F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Parlia- mentarian 3; Latin Club 2,3,4. WILLIAM LUDWIG—Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; All-State 3; F.F.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. President 4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Latin Club 2,3, 4; Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Class Play 3; Voice Staff 3,4. ANTONETTE MARINICH— LINDA MELTON—F.H.A. 3,4. DON MELVIN—F.F.A. 3; Football 2; Basketball 3; Baseball 2; Track 3. KAREN MELELKA—Vall-ee-hi Staff 3,4; Vall- ee-hi Assistant Editor 3; Vall-ee-hi Editor 4; Band 2,3,4; Drum Majorette 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Robed Choir 3,4; All-State 4; Operetta Student Director 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Student Council 4; Pep Band 2,3, 4; Music Contest 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4. 33 ASTRID MILLER—Vall-ee-hi Staff 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Band 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Robed Choir 3,4; Operetta 4; Pep Band 4; Music Contest 3,4; Band Secretary 4; Speech Contest 3; Class Play 3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4. KEITH MILLER—Lettermen 2,3,4; Lettermen Sec- retary-Treasurer 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 4; Pep Club 4. PENNY MORRIS—F.H.A. 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Band 2,3; Chorus 2,3. DEWEY MORSE—Lettermen 3,4; Pep Club 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Latin Club Vice-president 3; Latin Club President 4; Football 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Homecoming King 4; Student Council 4; WILCOConference Football Honorable Mention 4. DAVID NESBIT—Latin Club 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Lettermen Reporter 3; Pep Club 3,4; Student Council 2; Football 2,3,4; Chorus 3. JACK NORRIS—Class President 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Baseball 4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Student Council 3. TOM NORVILLE—F.F.A. 2,3,; Lettermen 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Chorus 2. RICHARD OVERCASH— LAURETTA PAR LI—G.A.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. Treas- urer 3; G.A.A. Points Chairman 4; Latin Club 3,4; Latin Club Secretary-Treasurer 4; Chorus 3,4; Operetta 4; Librarian 2,3,4. BEVERLY PARR—Chorus 3; Class Treasurer 2; F.H.A. 3,4; F.H.A. Secretary 4; Voice Staff 4; Class Play 3. BOB PRUETT—Lettermen 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Basketball 2,3; Track 2. DAVIE RICE—Baseball 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Lettermen 4. SUE RICE—F.H.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 2. MICKEY RILEY—F.F.A. 2,3,4. LEROY ROBERTS—F.F.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Lettermen 4; Track 2. KEITH ROHRER—F.F.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A.Reporter4; Track 2; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Pep Club 4. MICKEY RUGGLES—F.F.A. 4. JOEL RUTLEDGE—F.F.A. 2,3,4; Track 4; Pep Club 3,4. CAROL SAMPSON—Band 2,3,4; Band Contest 2, 3,4; All-State 4; Chorus 2,3; Operetta Orchestra 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Chairman of Projects 3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Voice Staff 4; Vall-ee-hi Staff 3,4; Vall-ee-hi Assistant Business Manager 3; Vall-ee-hi Business Manager 4; Girls’ State 3. MARY SAMPSON—G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Voice Assistant Editor 3; Voice Editor 4; Student Council 4; Queen Attendant 3; Tract Queen 3; Chorus 2; Band 2,3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Cheer leading Camp 3,4; Class Play 3. MIKE SCHULTHES—Latin Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2; Class Play 4. BETTY SHERMAN—Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,4; Ma- jorette 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Club Girls’ Leader 4; Latin Club 2; Class Secretary 3; Ope- retta 4; Queen Attendant 4. CARL SHERMAN—Latin Club 2,3,4; Lettermen 2; Student Council 2; Basketball 2; Track 2; Class President 2, Class Play 3,4; Class Treasurer 4. BARBARA SMITH—Chorus 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; G.A.A. Treasurer 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Voice Staff 3,4. JOHN STIER—Band 2,3,4; Band Treasurer 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; F. F.A. Sentinel 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Track 3; Pep Club 4; Robed Choir 2,3,4; Class Play 4. RICHARD THURMAN—F.F.A. 2,3,4; Lettermen 2, 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Robed Choir 3,4; All-State 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Band 3,4; Operetta 4; Class Play 3. TOM TIMMONS—Basketball 2; Track 2,4; Letter- men 2,3,4; Baseball 4; Pep Club 4; Football 2,3; King Attendant 2. DONNA TONCRAY—Chorus 2,3,4; Band 3,4; Robed Choir 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Vice-president 3; F.H.A. President 4; F.H.A. State Conference 3; F.H.A. Section 12 Officer 4; Pep Club 4; Latin Club 2; Vall-ee-hi 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Music Contest 3,4; All-State 4; Operetta 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Class Play 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Speech Contest 3. MARTY VARNOLD—Student Council 4. 34 PAULA WALDRON—G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3. ALAN WALTERS—F.F.A. 2,3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; King Attendant 3. CLYDE WARD—Lettermen 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Football 3,4; Robed Choir 3,4; Operetta 4; Chorus 3,4. BERTHA WILLIAMSON—G.A.A. 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4. JERRY WILLIAMSON—F.F.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. Sec- retary 4; Latin Club 3,4. GAYLA WORRELL—Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Robed Choir 2,3,4; Operetta 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Class Vice-president 4; Student Council 4; G.A.A. Secretary 3; Class Secretary 2; Class Play 3,4; All-State 4; Music Contest 3,4. Class Will I, KEITH ABBADUSKY, do will my hot '55 Olds to anybody who will take it. I, JERRY BARKLEY, do will my 7th hour typing class to any boy who likes a class with lots of girls. I, JUDSON BRIGGS, do will my effortless driving ability to Tom Baker in hopes he will put it to good use. I, JUDY BROWN, do will my place in band to anyone who has a horn. I, NELENE BYLSMA, do will nothing to nobody, 'cause I need everything I've got. I, ROD CHATTERTON, do will my ability to get along with teachers to Mark Myer. I, PAT COX, do will my ability to take Trig and pass it to anyone brave enough to accept the challenge. I, FERN DOLL, do will my nickname Baby Doll to Frank Ferry in hopes that he enjoys having it as much as he enjoyed using it. I, JOHN DOWNING, do will a tribe of Apache Indians to the 4th hour study hall boys so that they will have someone else to fight with besides themselves. I, STEVE EFFLAND, do will my seat in the math room to anyone who wants it for three years. I, PAULA EWALT, do will my ability to get out of P.E. exercises to anyone who can get away with it. I, JUDY FAYHEE, do will my ability to lose and mix up my contact lenses to Greg DeCourcey. I, JIM FERRY, do will my '55 Ford to Poor Boy Buckman so he can pick up some girls. I, GEORGE GRICE, do promulate that the said former's benefaction shall be that of contemplating and articulating all esoteric cogitations and that it shall be bequeathed upon Mr. Harlan Cook with no attached legerdemain. I, MIKE HAHN, do will my ability to play ping pong to Philip Leverton. I, SHEILA HAHN, do will my ability to get in good with Mr. Little to anyone who dares to take bookkeeping next year. I, LARRY HARRIS, do will my ability to do my homework in class to anybody that wants it. I, BARBARA HELLE, do will my nickname PEE WEE to any underclassman who would like to have it. I, LYNETTE HELMS, do will my shorthand notes collected in World History to Ardith Owens to enable her to use this period to prepare for her next class. COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN'S SNAPPY SERVICE CANTON COMPLIMENTS OF DON EKSTRAND'S STORE FAIR VI EW 33 I, PAUL HOLLISTER, do will my ability to do the least amount of work possible to anyone who is as am- bitious as I am. I, LARRY HUFFMAN, do will my Valley jacket to Linda Bowles so she won’t catch a cold next winter. I, LINDA LEGATE, do will my turns at playing ping pong during noon hour to Cindy Sharpshair. I, WILLIAM LUDWIG, do will my driving ability to anyone who doesn't want to drive with Mr. Bennett. I, ANTONETTE MARINICH, do will my place in chemistry lab to any adventuresome soul who wants it. I, LINDA MELTON, do will my ability to giggle to Irene Ruggles. I, DON MELVIN, do will my height to Danny Schisler who could use a little extra height. I, KAREN METELKA, do will my ability to stick my foot in my mouth to Jonie Hartstirn who has a good start already. I, ASTRID MILLER, do will my ability to talk my way out of embarrassing situations to Carol Sherman. I, KEITH MILLER, do will my arsenal to the 4th hour study hall boys to fight off Downing's Apache Indians. I, PENNY MORRIS, do will my ability to keep house and go to school to anyone who marries in their senior year. I, DEWEY MORSE, do will my bad luck as a football player to the opposition in hopes that it will help Valley next year. I, DAVID NESBIT, do will my fantastic speed in getting to the lunch house from the chemistry lab to anyone who wants to try to beat my record of 21 seconds. I, JACK NORRIS, do will my ability to get into trouble to Jim Frame. I, TOM NORVILLE, do will my good reputation in Abingdon to Warren Watkins in hopes he will make good use of it. I, RICHARD OVERCASH, do will my bug to Jim Frame so that it may always enhance the beauty of Valley's parking lot. I, LAURETTA PAR LI, do will my ability to put things off until the last minute to anyone who has the same fault but doesn't have the nerve to admit it. I, BEVERLY PARR, do will my ability to be a noisy girl and still be called Silence to anyone who's silly enough to think I'm quiet. I, BOB PRUETT, do will my ability to study in study hall at all times to Frankie Ferry in hopes that he will put it to good use. I, DAVID RICE, do will my ability to talk in Mr. Little's bookkeeping class to anyone who is brave enough to try it. I, SUE RICE, do will my temper to anyone who thinks they can control it and keep out of trouble. I, MICKEY RILEY, do will my ability to get out of study hall to watch the Girls' P.E. classes to a good friend who needs it—Harlan Cook. I, LEROY ROBERTS, do will my manly physique to Bernard Widger. I, KEITH ROHRER, do will my old No. 31 to any underclassman who thinks he can get any good out of it. I, MICKEY RUGGLES, do will my good behavior in Mr. Willis' study hall to Jeff Thurman. I, JOEL RUTLEDGE, do will my ability to drive to school to anyone who can pay the expenses. I, CAROL SAMPSON, do will my great literary abilities to Nancy Brown to use in College Prep next year. I, MARY SAMPSON, do will Valley to my sister Mug in hopes she will enjoy it as much as I have. 36 If MIKE SCHULTHES, do will my ability to argue to Carol Sherman. I, BETTY SHERMAN, do will my corner P. E. locker to Connie Parli so that she can hide from Mrs. Rasmussen, thus avoiding the fire drills. I CARL SHERMAN, senior class treasurer, do will my ability of trying to get the senior class out of the hole to next year's senior class treasurer in the hopes that he won't have to use it. I, BARBARA SMITH, do will my ability to get stuck on poster committees to Karen Moody, in hopes that she will be able to pass it on to someone just as suitable. I, JOHN STIER, do will my football accident and an 8-day term in the hospital to anyone who wants the pain, pills, and nurses to go with it. I, RICHARD THURMAN, do will my bashfulness towards the girls to P. J. Platt who is needing it badly. I, TOM TIMMONS, do will my high rank in study hall behavior to Terry Glaser in hopes that he won't mar my record. I, DONNA TONCRAY, do will my ability to do sneaky things and get by with it to Mary Lindstrom, who has been caught plenty of times. I, MARTY VARNOLD, do will my ability to draw to anyone who is easily bored. I, PAULA WALDRON, do will my natural curly hair to Erma Ulm hoping she can put it to good use. I, ALAN VV ALTERS, do will my dad one bottle of ’’Miss Clairol” to cover up the grey hair I've caused him. I, CLYDE WARD, do will my ability to grow a beard to Andy Foshay and Bill Parli for next year's operetta. I, BERTHA WILLIAMSON, do will my long hair to Wanda Davis. I, JERRY WILLIAMSON, do will my ability to translate in Latin II class to anyone who wants to help Mrs. Kennelly out. I, GAYLA WORRELL, do will my long fingernails to anyone who isn't taking typing. To Mrs. Thurman, we will a bottle of nerve medicine so that it will help her to recuperate from being our sponsor for three years. To Mr. Little, we will a year's supply of corridor passes so that he will always be able to keep track of the new sophomores. To Dale Pauli, we will ten little helpers so all he will have to do is sit in his office and supervise. To the faculty, we will a year's supply of brownies for their Friday afternoon coffee sessions. To the juniors, we will a more substantial treasury than we had to start out the year. To the sophomores, we will a more dignified senior class than we were. In witness thereof we, the class of 1964, testator, have set our hand and seal on this 28th day of May in the year of 1964. 37 Class Prophecy In the twenty years that have passed since my graduation from Valley Senior School, I have fulfilled my political ambition to become Democratic Senate minority leader from the state of Illinois. Last Monday, finding myself in need of some legal advice, I decided to consult the noted criminal lawyer, William Ludwjg. As I hailed a cab, I was astonished to find the driver to be that lead-footed demon of my high school days, A Inn Walters. Why, it's George Grice! he greeted me. By the time we had finished recalling old times, we had arrived at my destination, the Varnafeller Center, named after the architect, Marty VarnoUL As I stepped into the elevator, the laughing, stuttering elevator boy, Robert Pruett, finally managed to inquire where I wanted to go. After a jerky ride to the thirty-fifth floor, I was somewhat relieved to find myself at the door of Bill’s office. Stepping into the office, I was greeted bv Donna Toncray, Bill's secretary. Please be seated, George, said Donna. Bill is in conference with clients at the present time , so make yourself at home. I think you'll be interested in some of those magazines. Picking up the Post, which lay on top, and leafing through it, my attention was drawn to an article titled How to Control Your Temper, by co-authors Paula Lwa.it, Barbara Helle, and Bertha Williamson. Amazing what time can accomplish! Next I caught a glimpse of several pictures of ballet dancers performing in Europe. Featured in the troupe were Linda LcGate and Leroy Roberts. In the same issue was an article, Howto Overcome the Labyrinth of Bookkeeping, by David Rice and Larry Harris. What a switch since their high school days. I then came across two full-page pictures of Sue Rice and Jack Norris, who had been selected as Most Devoted Wife of the Year, and Family Man of the Year, respectively. Since I have always been somewhat interested in science, I naturally picked up the Popular Science magazine next. I skimmed through, hoping to find more of my fellow graduates. My hopes were fulfilled when I saw that Stephen Effland and his able assistant, Antonctte Marinich had just successfully completed an experiment on The X-ray and Its Importance to the Bubble-Gum Industry. I knew this would bring happiness to many children and parents. Donna mentioned that I might be interested in the Farm Journal, as it was featuring Illinois as the State of the Month. The first article was by Keith Punkin Miller on the controversial subject, How to Raise the Biggest Pumpkins in the World. John Stier. the flying reporter, had interviewed Keith Abbadugjjy about his chicken farm, Keith Rohrer about his mass production fishing-worm farm, and Jpel Rutledge about his very successful Beetle Barn, a subsidiary of Keith's Worm-Works. The cover picture of Sports Illustrated featured that attractive Judo expert, Gayla Worrell and her traveling partner, Mary Sampson, who gave lessons to men and women with over-anxious mates. Game warden Jim Ferry had just been awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his apprehension of poachers and hand-fishers in Spoon River. Larry Huffman is star center for the Pilottown Pumps, a member of the newly formed Little NBA, which Larry has founded. His league limits the maximum height of players to five feet eight inches. Next week's issue will feature Mickey Rugglcs, newly crowned tiddley-winks champion. The front cover of the Medical News Reports pictured the massive Sherman General Hospital, named 38 after its founder and administrator, Carl Dean Sherman. Reading through the issue, I came across a series of articles concerning several of his associates. The first was ’’Carrot Juice and Crackers for Better Health,” by the famous nutritionist Judy Fayhec. In her article she mentioned that her human guinea pig Rodney Chatterton had lost one hundred twenty-five pounds on this simple six-weeks plan. A laboratory report, submitted by Doctors Betty Sherman and Lvnctte Helms conclusively proved that their vitamins, Grow-Bigs,” were the biggest success since the Twist! Paula Waldron, the supervisor of nurses, was the recipient of a Good Service Award for her faithful service at the hospital. Photographs by Judson Briggs showing extensive treatment given to mental patients in the hospital featured Nelene Bylsma as the model patient and Sheila Hahn as the tender loving nurse. Barbara Smith was taking notes on the patient's progress for her future book on mental health. Near the back of the magazine, I found an ad with an application blank for ordering a booklet on ”How to Improve Your Muscular Physique with the D H Melvin Plan.” If I remember correctly, Don's masculinity in high school was some-what limited. Better Homes and Gardens, of which Judy Brown was editor and Carol Sampson Designer and Color- Co-ordinator, contained a special article by David Nesbit revising Carnegie's ”How to Win Friends and Influence People.” I remember how polite and thoughtful David was in high school, especially to the girls. A picture of Penny Armstrong showed her displaying her prize-winning Super-Sonic Spinach Salad. I had time to notice that Richard Thurman was editor of Playboy Magazine before the door of Bill's office opened. Lauretta Parli and Linda Melton came out, seemingly satisfied with Bill's advice which was to pay their fifty-cent traffic fine instead of appealing to higher courts as they had planned. Several hours later, I left his office with the assurance that he could successfully present my case. On my way out I met Dewey Morse, who was president of the Teamster's Union, and was also in legal difficulties. After my descent to the ground floor I decided to spend a few hours relaxing by viewing a movie. Most appealing to me was Under the Plump, Plump Tree” starring that handsome, debonaire Mickey Riley. I guess Mickey's girl-chasing finally paid off for him. The second show. Lover, Go Away,” starred that vivacious Beverly Parr. Leaving the show, I was startled at the sounds of screeching tires, the smell of burned rubber, and the wail of police sirens. Richard Overcash and his protective motorcycle escort, consisting of Jerry Barkley. Mike Schulthes. and Clyde Ward had been halted by patrolmen Tom Timmons and Mike Hahn, and were to be taken to Judge Paul Hollister's court for sentencing. Hailing a cab, I proceeded to my hotel, the exclusive Will-Villa, owned and operated by Jerry Williamson and Tgm NpryiUe. As I didn't feel like retiring quite yet, I switched on television to catch the hilarious pantomime portion of the John Red” Downing show. John was always a goof-off in school. John's special guest was Pat Cox, the world famous blues trumpeter. Immediately following John's show was the Outer Limits.” It was no surprise to me to see that the script was written by Fern Doll and starred Astrid Miller and Karen Metelka as the Bald Women from Planet X. I remember Astrid and .Karen never did much with their hair!! I grew quite tired as the show neared its end, but I didn't mind because my experiences that day had reacquainted me with all my fellow graduates. I dropped off to sleep with a smile on my face and a satis- fying warmth in my heart. 39 George Grice Judson Briggs Mary Sampson Lynette Helms Antonette Marinich John Downing Tom Timmons Sheila Hahn Lauretta Parli Paula Waldron Fern Doll Bertha Williamson Donna Toncray and Friend Bill Ludwig Astrid Miller and Friends Joel Rutledge David Nesbit Sue Rice Barbara Helle Judy Brown Judy Fayhee COMPLIMENTS OF DeKALB SEED CORN DEALER-------GLEN (puoj EFFLAND, LONDON mills Larry Huffman Carol Sampson Linda Melton Barbara Smith Alan Walters and Friend Xinderg rad Junior Class Officers SEATED: Mrs. Wilcoxen, Bill Parli, Mr. Willis. STANDING: Marilyn Schuman, Andy Foshay, Phil Kennelly, Susan Donaldson. Junior The 1963-64 school year has been a busy one for the seventy-six juniors enrolled at Valley. The junior class officers were elected at the end of the sophomore year with Bill Parli, president; Andy Foshay, vice president; Marilyn Shuman, secretary; Susan Donaldson, treasurer; and Phil Kennelly, student council representative. The jun- iors were guided through the year by Mrs. Wilcoxen and Mr. Willis. For the annual homecoming events, Marilyn Schuman and Bill Parli were chosen to attend the King and Queen. In the parade, the couple rode on the float decorated by the juniors entitled Hang Class Your Heart From a Star.” November 15, 1963, was a big day for the juniors as they presented their play, If a Body Meet a Body.” Two weeks later they were dis- playing their long-awaited class rings. During noon hours and other activities the junior stand was operated to help finance the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet to be held on April 24, 1964. The conclusion to the juniors busy year was their trip to Chicago on May 2, 1964. They are anxiously awaiting next year to begin their last year at Valley Senior High. 44 Judy Archdale Daniel Athearn Tom Baker Gary Bowen Linda Bowles Nancy Brown Jim Buckman John Burnett Terry Cremer Wanda Davis Greg DeCourcey Susan Donaldson Keith Dunblazier Ron Edmonson Gary Erwin Diana Fengel Andy Foshay Jim Frame Mary George Roger Gooding COMPLIMENTS OF DR. ZIEDENS FAIRVIEW Dotty Hahn Dianna Hancock Richard Helle JoAnn Hartstirn Arthur Jones Phil Kennelly John Kidwell Jim Lafary Linda Landon Philip Leverton Mary Lindstrom Susan Livingston Donald Luman Ronald Luman Larry Lynch Gary Marvel Christina Matteson Mark Meyer Mike Mitchell Zalene Murphy COMPLIMENTS OF FAIRVIEW ELEVATOR CO. FAIR VI EW Richard Myers Alice Neville Leslie Overcash Ardith Owens Bill Parli Annette Parr P. J. Platt Mike Porch Pat Porch Janet Rask Danny Schisler Jack Schleich Marilyn Schuman Cindy Sharpshair John Shortness Roger Simkins Tim Smith Richard Snyder Kathleen Stiarwalt Lynda Stone COMPLIMENTS OF ROOT FUNERAL HOME FAIR VI EW Phillip Sullivan Loren Tessier Connie Thurman Roger Timmons Aura Ruth Ulm Fred Voorhees Kerry Willey John Williams NOT SHOWN David Donaldson Jim Endres Dan Gregory Carol Huff Jerry Woodall Junior Class Play — If A Body A Body 48 COMPLIMENTS OF DAVIS RADIO 8c TV., MAQUON compl.ments of H. P. MAXWELL, DENTIST, canton compliments of WIDMER a DREDGE, macuon 49 Sophomore Cl Officers SEATED: Mrs. Hasmusscn, Kyle Kennelly, Mr. Bennett. STANDING: Bill Downing, Carol Sherman, Leanne Grice. Sophomore Class In the fall of 1963, 64 sophomores timidly entered the halls of Valley High. At our first class meeting we undertook the important busi- ness of electing the officers who would lead us through the year—Kyle Kennelly, president; Leanne Grice, vice-president; Carol Sherman, secretary- treasurer; and Bill Downing, student council rep- resentative. Our sponsors are Mrs. Rasmussen and Mr. Bennett. Just when we thought our routine was going smoothly, sophomore initiation was on the agenda. We were assigned costumes to wear, made to perform stunts, and then the actual terrifying initiation in the afternoon. However, no casualties were noticed after the event. Homecoming time and our first time at decorating a car for our homecoming attendants, Irene Ruggles and Jim Melton. We used the theme ’’Everything's Coming Up Roses.” Throughout the year, we have gradually acquired the feeling that we belong to Valley and Valley belongs to us. Now we are looking forward to that day next fall, when we enter the halls of Valley High as juniors. compliments or GREENWELL AND GRAY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS, canton COMPLIMENTS OF PARLI'S IMPLEMENT STORE, maquon Janet Anderson Mike Barker Harvey Bearce Janice Bcvard Kichard Bhear LuAnn Butler Carolyn Combs Nola Conger Harlan Cook Karen Cremer Bill Downing Karen Endres Bruce Ewalt Alberta Faucon Jerry Fayhee Karen Ferris Frank Ferry Terry Glaser Pam Gregory Leanne Grice COMPLIMENTS OF AVON PRODUCTS— BETTY ERICKSON. FAIRVIEW COMPLIMENTS OF SIM PSON- POW E LSON LUMBER CO., maquon si MAQUON Carol Harding Russell Jones Kyle Kennelly Vincent Knox Dennis Lefler Joanne Ludwig Philip Marinich Duane Masterson Sheila Maynard Laddie McComb Jim Melton Richard Mitchell Karen Moody Terry Moore Kay Myers Jerry Norville Connie Parli Doris Peck Leland Powers David Putman COMPLIMENTS OF LAWSON’S TRUCKING FAIR VIEW COMPLIMENTS OF SULTEEN'S BLACKSMITH SHOP, 52 MAQUON Carol Roberts Jim Roberts Irene Kuggles Jerry Schisler Lyle Schuman Carol Sherman Linda Smith Elaine Stiarwalt Randy Stoneking Rosemary Thompson Jeff Thurman Gloria Timmons Jackie Timmons Jane Timmons Erma Ulm Linda VanHouten Richard Varnold Don Voorhees Neva Wagner Warren Watkins COMPLIMENTS OF CURL CORNER FAIRVIEW COMPLIMENTS OF JACK AND BILL'S 33 CANTON Take me to your leader P' Are you striking against the Senior Class? We see you still use that greasy kid stuff! Let's begin by giving a cheer.. Altogether now, one,two, threef Quiet—Hard at Work? You should have seen the look on his face P Shhh !! Students at Work 56 COMPLIMENTS OF HAROLD AND LAWRENCE KNOTT--------REGISTERED POLLEO HEREFORDS, ELLISVILLE ROW ONE: Mr. Ham, advisor, Dewey Morse, Larry Huffman, Donna Toncray, Bill Parli. ROW TWO: Mike Hahn, Karen Metelka, Judy Favhee, Nelene Bylsma, Mary Sampson, Gayla Worrell, Bill Downing. ROW THREE: Phil Kennelly, George Grice, Marty Varnold, Bill Ludwig, Rod Chatterton, Kyle Kennelly. Student Council The Student Council is the organization which gauges, guides, and governs the activities of Valley High. The members are representatives from the organizations and classes, who meet regularly to choose the Student of the Month, plan home- coming festivities, assemblies, and any other business promoting the welfare of the school. Delegates from the council attended meetings in Lewistown and Pekin during the year, and learned of ways to improve the function of this body. The officers for 1963-64 were: President ....................................................... Larry Huffman Vice President ....................................................... Dewey Morse Secretary ....................................................... Donna Toncray Treasurer ..............................................................Bill Parli Advisor..................................................................Mr. Ham 58 compliments or FAIRVIEW BARBER SHOP—JACK YUSKO, fa.rv.ew compliments of PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO., Havana ROW ONE: Mary Lindstrom, Carol Sampson, Karen Metelka, JoAnn Hartstirn, Mrs. Roberts, advisor. ROW TWO: Jackie Timmons, Gayla Worrell, Judy Fayhee, Rosie Thompson, Carol Sherman, Astrid Miller, Carolyn Combs, Erma Ulm, Lynda Stone, Lynette Helms. ROW THREE: Gloria Timmons, Pat Cox, Connie Thurman, Nelene Bvlsma, Janet Rask, Ardith Owens, Donna Toncray, Judson Briggs. Vall-Ee-Hi Staff The Vall-ee-hi staff hopes you enjoy your yearbook as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you. At the first of the year the basic plans for the yearbook were decided. Staff meetings were held and the important items such as design of the yearbook, dedication, color, etc. were discussed. To finance the Vall-ee-hi, the staff sold advertisements to the businesses of the neighboring towns and in the spring sold the plastic covers to place over the yearbooks. After the group pictures were taken by Mr. Burch in January, many nights after school and all day on Saturdays were spent cutting, pasting, typing, and proofreading the layout sheets. When the dummy copy was completed, we made a last proofread- ing check and sent it off to the press. For three months we anxiously awaited the arrival of the yearbooks to see the results of our work. The yearbook staff and Mrs. Roberts present the 1964 Vall-ee-hi to you in the hopes that you will remember all your good times and friends at Valley Senior High School. Editor .................................................... Karen Metelka Assistant Editor ............................................... JoAnn Hartstirn Business Manager .................................................. Carol Sampson Assistant Business Manager......................................Mary Lindstrom Advisor............................................................... Mrs. Roberts ROW ONE: Beverly Parr, Bill Ludwig, Mary Sampson, Donald Sheila Hahn, Gloria Timmons, Pat Cox, Connie Thurman, Janet Luman, Mrs. Roberts. ROW TWO: Betty Sherman, Nola Conger, Anderson, Sheila Maynard, Jane Timmons, Karen Ferris, Erma Karen Cremer, Carol Sampson, Carolyn Combs, Fern Doll, Alberta Ulm, Mary George. Faucon, Barbara Smith, Joanne Ludwig, Karen Moody. ROW THREE: The Voice THE VOICE is published under the guidance of Mrs. Joy Roberts with Mary Sampson as editor and Donald Luman as assistant editor. No special activity period is set aside for working on the school newspaper; thus much of the work is done on a volunteer basis. Many students remark after volunteering— I didn't realize so much work is required to put out a paper. After an issue of THE VOICE is finished, copies are sent to subscribers, school board members, schools in the surrounding area, and servicemen who are alumni of Valley Senior High School. compliments of STANDARD OIL DEALER—EVERETT HAGAMAN, fairview compliments of DEAN STUCKY CUSTOM SHELLING, fairview SO LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda LeGate, Barbara Smith. Lauretta Parli, Susan Donaldson. Erma Ulm, Mrs. Kennelly, Paula Waldron. Rosie Thompson, Zalene Murphy. Library Staff It is the duty of the librarian to check out books, check in and return books and magazines to the shelves, assist students in locating and using the library material, recommend good books to read, and help Mrs. Kennelly with cataloguing new books. We express our gratitude to these librarians who rarely receive the thanks they deserve. Librarians are as follows: First hour...................................................Erma Ulm Second hour ............................................Barbara Smith Third hour.......................................................Linda LeGate Fourth hour .............................................Paula Waldron Sixth hour ..............................................Rose Thompson Seventh hour.............................................Zalene Murphy Eighth hour..............................................Lauretta Parli compliments of ALLEN PRUETT GENERAL TRUCKING, maquon compliments of FAIRVIEW POST OFFICE EMPLOYEES, fairview «� ROW ONE: B. Helle, A, Neville, Z. Murphy, M. Schuman, D. Toncray, B. Parr, L. Melton, C. Matteson, L. Landon. ROW TWO: L. Holms, K. Endres, K, Moody, D. Hancock, C. Combs, D. Hahn, N. Conger, D. Wilson, K. Cremer, M. George, Mrs. Wilcoxen. ROW THREE: N. Brown, J. Brown, P. Waldron, P. Porch, J. Timmons, C. Sampson, J. Archdale, I. Ruggles, S. Maynard, N. Wagner. ROW FOUR: A. Faucon, A. Parr, K. Ferris, C. Sherman, J. Anderson, K. Myers, N. Bvlsma. C. Thurman, P. Ewalt, F. Doll, C. Roberts, L. LcGate. F.H.A. F.H.A. is a national organization of girls who study homemaking and work together for better and happier home life. This year, our girls are taking a vital interest in discussions and skits for the national objective, ’’Preparation for Marriage.” Our 1963-64 theme ’’Togetherness Brings Happiness” has helped every girl realize the importance of happy family living. To emphasize the three goals of educational, service, and social functions, the Valley Chapter has sponsored various activities, including guest speakers, free babysitting for P.T.A., and Christmas caroling. Of course, our usual activities, Formal Initiation, and Installation, the Mother-Daughter Banquet, Daddy-Date Night, First-Grade Christmas Party, Senior Honor party, and the Spring Style Show have all helped this to be a successful and enjoyable year for all. SEATED: Marilyn Schuman, Donna Toncray, Beverly Parr, and Linda Melton. STANDING: Barbara Helle, Alice Neville, Zalene Murphy, Christine Matteson, Linda Landon, and Mrs. Wilcoxen, Advisor. New F.H.A. Members Officers Clean-up Time Mother-Daughter Banquet Style Show Christmas Party Style Show 64 ROW ONE: K. Rohrer, J. Downing, R. Edmonson, B. Ludwig, J. Stier, Mr. Harn. ROW TWO: F. Voorhces, M. Barker, K. Abbadusky, W. Watkins, B. Downing, L. Huffman, M. Hahn, D. Schisler, J. Schislcr, R. Helle, J. Roberts. ROW THREE: L. Powers, G. Erwin, T. Smith, D. Gregory, A. Jones, D. Voorhees, R. Mitchell, R. Snyder, K. Williamson, P. Marinich. ROW FOUR: D. Donaldson, M. Meyer, L. Harris, R. Simkfns, L. Roberts, R. Chatterton, M. Schulthcs, J. Buckman, R. Overcash, R. Timmons, R. Varnold, M. Ruggles. ROW FIVE: J. Barkley, R. Thurman, P. Platt, B. Ewalt, T. Moore, R. Cremer, J. Rutledge, D. Melvin, H. Cook, P. Leverton, J. Kidwcll, M. Riley. F.F.A. SEATED: Keith Rohrer, John Downing, Bill Ludwig, Ron Edmondson. STAND- ING: John Stier, and Mr. Harn, advisor. NOT SHOWN: Jerry Williamson. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of, by, and for boys in secondary schools who are studying Vocational Agriculture. Their interests include learning more about modern farming techniques and livestock raising operations. They have the opportunity to carry on project programs to help put good practices into operation. The Valley Chapter activities this year include a chilli supper, greenhand initiation, FFA-FHA school dance, a father and son ban- quet, garden seed sales, sectional speech con- test, and the parliamentary procedure contest, which the chapter won in 1963. The chapter participated in county and state fairs, sectional officers' training camp, grain show, state judging contest, and was host of the sectional officers banquet. The officers attended both the state and national conventions this year. Many special awards were received by members of the Valley Chapter for their outstanding accomplishments. compliments of STRODES GARAGE, maquon compliments of BROWNS' FOOD MARKET, canton Lyle Leverton, State Farmer Phillip Leverton and Friends Lynn Utsinger, State Farmer VALLEY CHAPTER FUST PLACE fMUAfOTARY PRDCEHIff Q 062-63 Green Hands Loren Tessier and Grand Champ Cockrel Boys at National F.F.A Convention, Kansas City Parliamentary Procedure Team Larry Huffman and DeKalb Com Yield Award ROW ONE: B. Smith, L. Stone, A. Owens, N. Bylsma, L. Parii, P. Ewalt. ROW TWO: B. Helle, L. Helms, S. Donaldson, G. Worrell, K. Young, Z. Murphy, M. Sc human, L. Landon, K. Cremer, Mrs. Rasmussen, advisor. ROW THREE: K. Moody, A. Ulm,D. Peck, M. Sampson, A. Miller, S. Livingston, P. Porch, L. Bowles, L. Butler, S. Maynard, J. Timmons. ROW FOUR: J. Fayhee, B. Williamson, S. Hahn, R. Thompson, C. Parii, L. Grice, A. Faucon, D. Fengel, J. Archdale, E. Ulm, C. Sampson, K. Metelka, P. Gregory, D. Hahn. ROW FIVE: D. Hancock, C. Combs, P. Waldron, G. Timmons, K. Ferris, J. Timmons,C. Harding, E.Stiarwalt, J. Anderson, K. Myers, J. Hartstirn, J. Rask, C. Sharpshair, J. Ludwig. G.A.A. The fifty-six members of the Valley Girls' Athletic Association have fulfilled their purpose of promoting athletics and encouraging good sportsmanship in the ir many activities during the 1963-64 year. During the summer the G.A.A. members welcomed the freshmen girls at a picnic and swimming at Wee-Ma-Tuk Country Club. They also sent their vice-president, Nelene Bylsma, and Judy Fayhee to G.A.A. Leadership Camp at Bloomington and helped send the cheerleaders to camp. In September the girls went swimming and hiking. Later in the year they earned more activity points by bowling after school. October brought the homecoming parade with many G.A.A. girls decorating and riding bicycles for their theme— We're Peddling the News—Valley will win. The organization sponsored a card party in November. The new year brought the initiation of new members with an impressive candle- light ceremony followed by a Sadie Hawkins Dance. The big event of the year was the G.A.A. Carnival which was held on February 15. After working all day everyone had fun, Coming to the Fair with the G.A.A. G.A.A. OFFICERS ROW ONE: Mrs. Rasmussen, L. Parii, L. Stone, B. Smith. ROW TWO: N. Bylsma, P. Ewalt, A. Owens. COMPLIMENTS OF KNEPP'S, CANTON COMPLIMENTS OF SYLVIA'S BEAUTY SHOP, FAIRVIEW 67 ROW ONE: P. Cox, J. Rask, J. Shortness, L. Parli, Mrs. Kennelly, D. Morse, C. Sampson, L. LeGate. ROW TWO: S. Donaldson, A. Ulm, K. Metelka, L. Butler, J. Timmons, P. Porch, A. Miller, S. Livingston, B. Williamson, M. Sampson, G. Worrell, J. Favhee, J. Ludwig, K. Enders, K. Kennelly. ROW THREE: N. Bylsma. E. t'lm, C. Sherman, A. Faucon, C. Parli, B. Smith, G. Timmons, F. Doll, A. Owens, C. Harding, A. Foshay, D. Nesbit, R. Simkins, G. DeCourcey, J. Woodall. ROW FOUR: D. Hancock, N. Brown, E. Stiarwalt, L. Stone, L. Grice, J. Hartstim, S. Effland, G. Grice, M. Schulthes, R. Luman, J. Lafarv, P. Kennelly, D. Voorhees, D. Putman. ROW FIVE: C. Sharpshair, K. Young, R. Thompson, M. Lindstrom, B. Parli, D. Luman, M. Porch, H. Cook, B. Ludwig, C. Sherman, R. Edmonson, L. Schuman, J. Favhee. Latin Club The purpose of the Latin Club of Valley High School is to preserve for future club members a better understanding of Latin and a closer relationship with the Roman way of life and with each other. This year’s membership is the largest we have had. The twenty-two new members were initiated November 18 by having to wear tunics, sing Latin songs, and being sold at a slave market. In January the members decided to have a night meeting. This meeting proved so successful that the club voted to continue the practice. After the regular meeting and program, the members enjoyed ping pong, charades, and Latin traveling bingo. The first big money-making project of the year was a car wash held September 27 in London Mills, Maquon, and Fairview. Other projects were the candy sales at the junior class play and during noon hours at school. Both of these projects were for the purpose of having the annual Latin Club banquet, held at the Holiday Inn in Peoria on April 17. The officers for the 1963-64 school year were: Dewey Morse ............................................................. President John Shortness ......................................................... Vice President Lauretta Parli .....................................................Secretary-Treasurer ROW ONE: B. Parii, D. Putman, K. Rohrer, R. Chatterton, K. Miller, J. Downing, B. Ludwig, D, Morse. ROW TWO: J. Schleich, P. Kennelly, D. Nesbltf C. Ward, J. Woodall, L. Huffman, M, Meyer, D. Lefler, J. Favhee, S. Effland, K. Willey, W. Watkins. K. Kennelly, H. Cook. ROW THREE: B. Ewalt, T. Moore, L. Powers, G. DeCourcey, B. Pruett, K. Abbadusky, R. Snyder, T. Timmons, A. Walters, M. Barker, B. Downing, R. Helle. ROW FOUR: G. Bowen, L. Harris, R. Simkins, L. Roberts, A. Foshay, R. Meyers, P. Hollister, G. Marvel, K. Dunblazier, J. Buckman, R. Barry, D. Voorhees. ROW FIVE: D. Rice, P. Platt, R. Thurman, R. Overcash, J. Stier, J. Norris, J. Frame, J. Shortness. F. Ferry, J. Melton, R. Timmons, J. Enders, L. Overcash, R. Edmonson, M. Hahn. Lettermen Club The first event of the Lettermen's Club during the 1963-64 school year was the initiation of their new members. The initiates had a dress-up day for school time and at 6:30 that evening became full- fledged members at a wiener roast at John Stier's home. During the year the club sold Valley High sweat- shirts to the students. At Christmas, the boys repair- ed, painted, and distributed toys to the needy children in our unit. March was a busy time as the Lettermen joined the G.A.A. in bowling and for a pizza party held at school. The Lettermen officers for the 1963-64 school year are as follows: Rod Chatterton ..................... President Keith Miller ..............Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Bennett ..................Advisor 69 ROW ONE: K. Metelka, C. Sampson, P. Porch. ROW TWO: R. Thompson, N. Conger, D. Fengel, M. Lindstrom, J. Rask, M. Porch, J. Briggs. ROW THREE: J. Timmons, K. Young, C. Harding, J. Fayhee, J. Timmons, E. Stiarwalt, L. McComb, J. Burnett, A. Ulm, N. Brown, R. Thurman, R. Luman, P. Cox. ROW FOUR: D. Lefler, J. Bevard, L. VanHouten, D, Nesbit, B, Parii, P. Leverton. MAJORETTES: Betty Sherman, Aura Ulm, Lvnette Helms. Band The Valley High band under the direction of Mr. Richard Hogan started the year with anticipation of the coming events. The first few months were busily spent learning new steps and formations for half-time entertainment provided at the home football games. This year the band used cap-lights at the performances. We also enjoyed performing with the Northwestern band at one of our away games. For the half-time program the Valley band and Northwestern band performed separately and then formed a mass band. Next on our schedule was our participation in the Canton Fall Festival. The biggest event of the football season was our trip to Macomb, Illinois, where we took part in Western University’s homecoming activities. Later in November, Pat Porch, Bill Parli, Carol Sampson, John Shortness, and Pat Cox were chosen to represent Valley in the band division of the All-State Music Festival in Macomb. COMPLIMENTS OF ELMER HOSSLER’S, CANTON ROW ONE: J. Hartstirn, C. Parii, J. Favhee, D. L. Helms, J. Shortness, M. Barker, H. Cook, G. ToiKray. ROW TWO: J. Stier, J. Ludwig, C. Combs, Timmons, L. Grice, D. Putman, G. Grice. ROW S J®� rp®hair P• Luman. L. Stone. A. Owens. ROW FOUR: Mr. Hogan, A. Miller, R. Bhear, C. Sherman. THREE: A. Foshay, Z. Murphy, B. Ludwig,G. Worrell, R. Timmons, D. Rice. Band During the Christmas season, we presented our annual concert. In February the band attended the Fulton County Band Festival in Canton. In the spring contest time came for the band; several soloists and ensembles were entered in the contest. The school year was brought to a close with a spring concert, but the band's work was to continue in preparation for programs and homecomings in the summer. Officers for the 1963-64 year were: wfesi fnt .............................. Lynette Helms Vice-President............................... pat Cox Secretary ....................... . ’. V. Astrid Miller Student Council Representative..........Gayla Worrell COMPLIMENTS OF SCRIPP'S McCARTNEY, CANTON compliments of WALTER'S FLOWER SHOP, canton DRUM MAJORETTE: Karen Metelka W Mixed ROW ONE: J. Ludwig, J. Bevard, A. Ulm, A. Neville, D. Hancock, J. Timmons, D. Hahn, R. Thompson, M. Schuman, A, Owens, M. Lindstrom, G. Worrell, J. Fayhee, D. Toncray, J. Rask, K. Ferris, E. Stiarwalt, L. Grice, E. Ulm, D. Peck, L. Butler, ROW TWO: J. Anderson, C. Harding, K. Young, L. VanHouten, D. Fengel, C. Thurman, P. Cox, N. Brown, L. Landon, S. Hahn, J. Timmons, L. Stone, K. Metelka, A. Miller, S. Livingston, J. Brown, L. Parli, A. Faucon, J. Archdale, W. Davis, C. Matteson. ROW THREE: M. George, N. Conger, P. COMPLIMENTS OF ELLISVILLE GARAGE STATION ELLISVILLE C h o ru s Gregory, L. Helms, B, Sherman, J, Fayhee, D, Putman, L, Schuman, L. McComb, G. Grice, M. Porch, J, Briggs, F. Voorhees, J. Norville, C. Sherman, J. Hart8tirn, L. Bowles, B. Smith, F. Doll, C. Parii, G. Timmons. ROW FOUR: D. Lefler, D. Atheam, D. Voorhees, L. Overcash, G. Marvel, D. Luman, B. Parii, C. Ward, P. Leverton, J. Stier, J. Shortness, J. Frame, B. Ludwig, R. Myers, A. Foshay, R. Thurman, P. Platt, J. Burnett, P. Porch, accompanist. compliments op CANTON FLORIST, canton Robed Choir ROW ONE: Lvnette Helms, Karen Metelka, Astrid Miller, Ardith Owens, Mary Lindstrom, Gayla Worrell, JudyFayhee, Donna Toncray, Janet Rask, Linda Bowles, Gloria Timmons, JoAnn Hartstim, Connie Parli. ROW TWO: Bill Parli. Richard Thurman, Andy Foshay, Clyde Ward, John Stier, John Shortness, Mike Porch, George Grice, Judson Briggs, Laddie McComb, Lyle Schuman, David Putman, Pat Porch, accompanist. Chorus The Valley chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Dorma Lindstrom, has ninety members. At the beginning of the school year Judy Fayhee was chosen to represent the chorus in the Student Council. Karen Metelka, Donna Toncray, Gayla Worrell, and Richard Thurman attended All-State. Also during the year various members of the chorus sang at club meetings, plays, churches, etc. In the spring a formal concert was presented and the group attended the County Chorus Festival at Lewdstown. The big project of the year was the operetta, ’’The Merry Widow” by Franz Lehar which was presented December 19 and 20 in the London Mills Gym. compliments of CHARLES FOLKENROTH, GENERAL INSURANCE, maquon compliments of VALLEY CAFE-----BOB BOWEN, fairview 73 HOW ONE: M. Sampson, G. Worrell. F. Forch, L. Bowles, K. Young, A. Faucon, C. Harding. ROW TWO: R. Gooding, T. Timmons, Mr. Gary Little, S, Effland, M. Hahn, B. Sherman, Miss Morris, D, Toncray, M. Lindstrom. ROW THREE: A. Ulm, L. Butler, J. Timmons. N. Conger, C. Parii, K. Metelka, S. Livingston, D. Fengel, J. Timmons, A. Miller, F. Doll, J. Anderson, D. Rice, L. Harris, M. Schuman, L. Landon, C. Sharps hair, D. Peck. ROW FOUR: J. Ludwig, C. Roberts, S. Maynard, K. Ferris, Z. Murphy, C. Combs, L. VanHouten, G. Timmons, E. Ulm, L. Huffman, K. Abbadusky, D. Nesbit, J. Downing, G. DeCourcey, M. Myer, T, Smith, J. Norville, L. McComb, A. Owens. ROW FIVE: C. Sampson, L. Grice, L, Stone, C. Thurman, R. Thompson, E. Stiarwalt, C. Sherman, G. Grice, M.Schulthes, J. Williams, D. Morse, L. Overcash, G. Marvel, L. Schuman, J. Fayhee, B, Widger. ROW SIX: R. Helle, G, Bowen, J. Endres, B. Ludwig, J. Schleich, C, Ward, J. Stier, R. Myers, J. Buckman, J, Rutledge, K. Rohrer, G. Erwin, J. Burnett, J. Briggs, J. Frame, J. Barkley, L. Roberts. ROW ONE: Mr. Little, Miss Morris, Advisors. ROW TWO: S. Effland, D. Hahn, A. Faucon, B. Sherman, M. Hahn. Pep Club To build school spirit and good sportsman- ship is the main purpose of the Pep Club. To help build this school spirit and sportsmanship, the members are required to attend a certain number of games and to help make posters for games. The Pep Club sponsored a Sock Hop on December 6, 1963, and sold Valley Viking pins to help finance their treasury. In 1963 the Pep Club gained recognition in the Student Council, after being an organi- zation on a trial basis for two years. President.............. Mike Hahn Vice President ............. . Dotty Hahn Girls' Leader...............Betty Sherman Boys' Leader................Steve Effland Secretary-Treasurer .... Alberta Faucon Sponsors .... Miss Morris and Mr. Little ROW ONE: B. Ludwig, J. Downing,C. Ward, D. Nesbit, R. Thurman, P. Platt, J. Woodall, S. Effland, D. Morse, R. Chatterton, B. Parii, L. Harris. ROW TWO: P. Kennelly, F. Voorhees, J. Fayhee, M. Barker, G. DeCourcey, J. Burnett, G. Bowen, J. Schleich, H. Cook, T. Moore, J. Stler. ROW THREE: B. Pruitt, R. Rask, F. Ferry, P. Hollister, K. Miller, R. Simkins, K. Kennelly, V. Knox, B. Downing, D. Lefler. ROW FOUR: Coach Bennett, J. Neville, A. Morse, D. Sharpshair, J. Suydam, K. Fleisher, R. Bowen, A. Hartstim, R. Hurst, D. Ward, Coach Gary Little, D. Putman, B. Kennelly, Mr. Gurley, Football Athletic events add the spark to a school. Inter-scholastic sports create rivalry among schools. Rivalry enables participants and fans to display and test their sportsmanship and to band together as one. We are proud of Valley's sportsmanship which is exhibited by students participating or sitting on the side lines. Valley Vikings 1962 SCHEDULE Valley ........................................ 14 Valley ........................................ 45 Valley .........................................12 Valley ..........................................0 Valley...........................................6 Valley..........................................13 Valley..........................................12 Roseville.................................... 13 Industry.......................................6 Cuba .........................................13 Northwestern...................................0 Avon...........................................0 Astoria...................................... 12 V.I.T.........................................14 76 compliments of GALE WARD ATHLETIC GOODS, galesburg LARRY HUFFMAN JOHN SHORTNESS JACK NORRIS KEITH ROHRER Senior Junior Senior Senior 5' 7 - Guard 6’ 3 - Center Varsity 6' - Forward 6’ - Forward ROGER SIMKINS JIM FRAME KERRY WILLEY P. J. PLATT Junior Junior Junior Junior 5’ 11 - Guard 6' 3 - Forward 5' 10 - Guard 6 - Forward KEITH DUNBLAZIER Junior 5’ 11” - Forward KEITH MILLER Senior 5' 8” - Guard DON MELVIN Senior 6’ 5” - Center JOHN STIER Senior 6' 1” - Center Varsity compliments of WYMAN LOCKWOOD GENERAL TRUCKING, maquon 78 compliments of BOYD JOHN’S FABRICATING SUPPLY, fa.rview LEFT TO RIGHT: John Shortness, Jim Frame, KeithRohrer, Roger Simkins, Keith Dunblazier, John Stier, Jack Norris, Kerry Willey, P. J. Platt, Larry Huffman, Keith Miller, Don Melvin. Varsity Basketball Schedule Valley............ Valley............ Valley ........... Valley............ Roseville Tourney Valley............ Valley............ Valley............ Valley............ County Tourney Valley............ Valley............ Valley............ Valley............ Valley............ Valley............ Valley........... Valley............ 72 V.I.T.........................................45 78 Astoria.......................................55 57 Knoxville.....................................51 60 Cuba .........................................50 ...........................................Second Place 54 Avon .............................................63 77 Industry......................................52 50 Northwestern.............................. 58 62 Abingdon......................................71 .......................................... Fourth Place 63 V.I.T........................................ 56 53 Astoria ......................................43 82 Cuba .........................................68 69 Avon..........................................75 91 Roseville.....................................55 78 Industry .....................................56 64 Yates City ...................................68 77 Northwestern..................................63 compliments of GRIEVE LUMBER SUPPLY CO., st. augustine COMPLIMENTS OF WILSON SALE COMPANY, FAIRVIEW 79 ROW ONE: Mike Barker, Frank Ferry, Jim Melton, Kyle Kennelly, Leland Powers, Bill Downing. ROW TWO: Coach Gary Little, Jerry Fayhee, Jerry Schisler, Don Voorhees, Harlan Cook, Bruce Ewalt, Vincent Knox, Richard Bhear, Manager. Sophomore Basketball Schedule Valley .... Valley .... Valley .... Valley . . . . Valley . . . . Valley . . . . Valley . . . . Valley . . . . County Tourney Valley .... Valley . . . . Valley . . . . Valley . . . . Valley . . . . Valley . . . . Valley . . . . Valley . . . . 59 68 47 50 45 60 57 57 47 72 61 59 69 47 49 45 V.I.T. . . . Astoria . . Knoxville Cuba . . . . Avon . . . , Industry . . Northwestern Abingdon V.I.T. . . . Astoria . . Cuba . . . . Avon . . . , Roseville Industry . . Yates City Northwestern .......... 58 .......... 46 .......... 32 .......... 49 .......... 55 .......... 33 .......... 42 ..........58 Second Place .......... 51 .......... 36 .......... 64 .......... 65 .......... 45 ..........40 ......... 51 ..........50 compliments of NORMA JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP, FIATT COMPLIMENTS OF KETCHUMS STATES CAFE, avon Football Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Alberta Faucon, Linda Bowles, Mary Sampson, Karen Young, Gayla Worrell, Pat Porch, Carol Harding. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Sampson, Linda Bowles, Pat Porch, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Young, Alberta Faucon, Carol Harding. Gayla Worrell. compliments of DON CAROL'S GROCERY, compliments of SOUTHERN BAR B-QUE, canton 81 MAQUON '•i.'riai Wr'.K- ifc'J. (Ttr-'Ori JSSSgi mm i||M $li«« Valley Senior High School HOMECOMING ROYALTY 1963-1964 QUEEN........GAYLA WORRELL KING..........DEWEY MORSE 82 COMPLIMENTS OF LAWRENCE ARCHDALE'S TRUCKING FAIRVIEW COMPLIMENTS OF GRAVES GRAIN FEED CO. MAQUON 86 COMPLIMENTS OF PETERSON’S GROCERY, canton compliments of FULTON SERVICE, CANTON Compliments of Mr. and Compliments of Mr. and Compliments of Mr. and Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Norris Mrs. R. B. Stairwalt Mrs. Raymond Pippitt Mrs. Robert Glaser Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rask Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Metelka Compliments of Miss Portia Me Lamarrah Compliments of Mrs. Edna Owens Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morgan Compliments of Mr. A. W. White Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John Hamman Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherman and family Compliments of Mr. tnd Mrs. Ira Moats Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Donaldson Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gooding Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Aden VanFleet Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sumner Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Youngberg Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lynch and Family Compliments of Mr. J. S. White Compliments of Mrs. Kittie Berger Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Briggs and Family Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rasmussen Compliments of Airman Charles D. Briggs, Jr., '61 Compliments of James Ralph Briggs, 62 Compliments of William Glen Briggs, 63 Compliments of Canton Auto Body Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hartstirn Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolford London Mills, Illinois London Mills, Illinois London Mills, Illinois London Mills, Illinois London Mills, Illinois London Mills, Illinois London Mills, Illinois London Mills, Illinois London Mills, Illinois London Mills, Illinois London Mills, Illinois London Mills, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Fairview, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Canton, Illinois Maquon, Illinois Fairview, Illinois London Mills, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF EDWARD'S BRIDALS FORMALS COMPLIMENTS OF REICHERTS' JEWELRY STORE 88 CANTON CANTON Autograph ts A'