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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1965 volume:

) V VALLEY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Fairview, Illinois JoAnn Hartstirn, Editor V A L L E Y H I G H S C H 0 0 L VALLEY LOYALTY SONG 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. H 0 M E 0 F T H E V I K I N G S Mr. Ercil Little We, the staff of the Vall-Ee-Hi, dedicate the 1964-65 yearbook to Ercil Little, administrator, friend, counselor, and former teacher. Little has served the students of Valley for eight years; six years teacher and assistant coach and the past two years as our principal, students of Valley wish to thank you for a job well done, and sincerely that you will continue to serve Valley in the future years. Mr. Mr. as a The hope 4 COMPLIMENTS or FLOYD BLOUT, ellisvillc FRANK METELKA, President, London Mills DALE TONCRAY, Vice-President, Canton BOARD OF EDUCATION CLARENCE BARKER Ellisville CHARLES SCHLEICH Fairview 6 compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK, canton ALBERT FAUCON Maquon 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 fac- ulty, 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 of Valley Senior High School. COMPLIMENTS Op FAIRVIEW BARBER SHOP, FAIRVIEW 7 ADMINISTRATION J. A. RADKA, Superintendent Illinois State Normal University, B.S. University of Colorado, M.S. ERCIL LITTLE, Principal Western Illinois State College, B.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 previously, stepped into the position of superintendent of the Spoon River Valley Unit last year. He has done a fine job, and we hope that he will be able to serve Valley in many future years. Mr. Little, our principal who taught business education and held the position of assistant coach in the past, has also done a fine job of keeping the students in line. We also hope that he will be at Valley for many years to come and will continue to serve us as he has so able done in the past. 8 COMPLIMENTS OF DE KALB SEED CORN DEALER--GLEN (PUD) EFFLAND LONDON MILLS J. A. RADKA, Superintendent Illinois State Normal University, B.S. University of Colorado, M.S. ERCIL LITTLE, Principal Western Illinois State College, B.S. HENDRY BENNETT Illinois Wesleyan, B.S. Physical Education, Coach Driver Training FREDRICK BUECHEL University of Texas, B.A. North Texas State University, M.A. Mathematics, English COMPLIMENTS OF GALE FENGEL-----MFA INSURANCE--PIONEER SEED CORN. CANTON 9 CHARLES HARN University of Illinois, B.S. Vocational Agriculture RICHARD HOGAN Western University, B.S.-M.S. Instrumental Music DONNA INMAN Illinois State Normal University, B.S. College Prep., Speech, English FACULTY EUGENE KEITHLEY Western Illinois State College, B.S. Industrial Arts, Biology 10 compliments of CLARENCE WORRELL PLUMBING ELECTRIC, fairview MARY KENNELLY DORMA LINDSTROM Western Illinois State College, B.Ed. Carthage College, B.S. Latin, Librarian Vocal Music COMPLIMENTS of HAROLD AND LAWRENCE KNOTT—registered polled herefords ellisville 11 ANNAMAR1E MORRIS SARAH RASMUSSEN Bradley University, B.S. Indiana State Teachers College, A.B. English, Biology Physical Education, English KAREN REQUIST State University of Iowa, B.A. Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice EDITH WILCOXEN University of Illinois, B.S. Home Economics compliments of LONDON MILLS FARMERS’ CO-OP, london mills BERTA LOU WOLFORD Secretary to Mr. Radka SHIRLEY TACKETT Secretary to Mr. Little SECRETARIES, COOKS, AND CUSTODIAN DALE PAULL, Custodian GENEVA VINCAMPand PEARL MAHR Valley’s Cooks 14 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. V. ZIEDENS, FAIRVIEW AW;'- SlM S rll s v$s :lfyv Sj'Ji$t f { •' iki - c : ' � Kv.w 1 'SV • £ «25 vRvjv. ® •v.-'r ftfc i v ' .; p,.yr. � • • pill i I A ; ‘ Vv’V:- CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Mrs. Wilcoxen, Roger Simkins, Mr. Willis Standing: Mary Lindstrom, Jim Lafary, Janet Rask, Mike Porch CLASS HISTORY In the latter part of August, 1962, seventy-six new sopho- mores entered Valley full of anticipation about the new aca- demic and social life that stretched out before them in high school. We began to feel a part of Valley in the weeks that followed as we joined the various organizations and met our upperclassmen. We led happy lives until the day arrived that all sophomores dread--Initiation Day. In spite of our fears, we surmounted our first hurdle with only a little strain. As we were initiated into the various organizations, we finally became a part of Valley. At our first class meeting we met our sponsors, Mrs. Edith Wilcoxen and Mr. Wilmer Willis. Also, at the first meeting we elected our officers--Jerrv Woodall, president; John Shortness, vice-president; Janet Rask, secretary; Roger Wright, treasurer; and Andy Foshay, student council represen- tative. We chose as our attendants for the Homecoming King and Queen. Linda Bowles and Jim Frame. We all anticipated Homecoming eagerly as we prepared our float with the theme, My Blue Heaven”. As the year progressed we helped cheer the Vikings to victory on the football field and basketball court with the aid of our sophomore cheerleaders--Pat Porch, Nancy Brown, and Linda Bowles. In November we held a party to help us get to know one another better. We all remember that night--complete with square dances, broom dances, and an impromptu limbo session. In the spring, we took a small part in the Prom as attend- ants from our class were chosen. They were: Jerry Woodall, Roger Simkins, John Shortness, Bill Parli, Phil Kennelly, Janet Rask, Ardith Owens, Jonie Hartstirn, Nancy Brown, and Judy Archdale. Also during the spring, as we awaited our junior year, we chose new officers. They were: Bill Parli, president; Andy Foshay, vice-president; Marilyn Schuman, secretary; Susan Donaldson, treasurer; and Phil Kennelly, student council representative. In the fall of 1963 we entered the halls of Valley with our new junior-classmen status, and gleams in our eyes as we plotted our part of the initiation for the incoming sophomores. The new underclassmen, however, survived their ordeal, and we turned our thoughts to Homecoming. We elected Marilyn Schuman and Bill Parli Homecoming Ring and Queen atten- dants. During half-time of the Homecoming game. Bill and Marilyn rode the junior class car decorated to the theme of Hand Your Heart from a Star”. On November fifteenth our Junior class proudly presented hours of work, fun, and worry in the form of our play entitled WHEN A BODY MEETS A BODY. Two weeks later after an eternity of impatient waiting, our class rings arrived. With their arrival came cries of joy, moans of disappointment if they didn't fit, and the inevitable exchange of rings. Also during the winter of our junior year, some of us partici- pated in the operetta THE MERRY WIDOW, presented by the music department. All through our junior year we worked diligently to make enough money to finance our Banquet and Prom. After much excited anticipation, careful planning, and hectic decorating; the Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 24, 1964, with the gym decorated to look like an April in Paris”. We all spent an evening we will never forget as we danced to the music of Ozzie Osborne and his orchestra. Eight days after the Prom, sixty-nine juniors got up in the wee hours of the morning to go to Chicago for one fun-filled day. None of us w ill ever forget the tours through the museums, shopping in Marshal Field's, losing people in the subway, and seeing the Chicago shore line in the moonlight from the boat on Lake Michigan. Even as we arrived in Galesburg early the next morning, we began to realize our responsibility as seniors and the leaders of Valley students. At our last class meeting we chose our class officers for the next year. IJiey were: Roger Simkins, president; Mike Porch, vice president; Mary I indstrom, secretary; Jim Lafary, treasurer; and Janet Rask, student council representative On August 27, 1964, we entered the doors of Valley for the last time as a class on the first day of school. Our thoughts immediately turned to Homecoming, since many of the senior boys practiced for their last high school football season. W hile we decorated the senior car to the theme of South Pacific” for our attendants Pat Porch and Dave Donaldson, the Student Council made ready a float for our Homecoming King and Queen, Janet Rask and Jerry Woodall. The year progressed quickly as we enjoyed every minute of our last year at Valley, and soon it was time to prepare for the Christmas Dance. We decorated a tree and made a fireplace so that the gym would be full of the feeling and spirit of Christmas as we came and danced that night to the music of Russell Dietriech. Soon afterwards we chose our SAR and DAR winners, John Shortness and Susan Donaldson respec- tively. All too quickly our last year at Valley passed before us, until it was time to choose our class colors, rose and silver; our class flower, the rose; and our class motto, ' Knowledge is Power . Finally, the graduation proceedings began as wre attended Senior Night May 14, Baccalaureate May 23, and Commencement Exercises on May 28. We would like to thank our sponsors, Mrs. Wilcoxen and Mr. Willis, for three happy productive years at Valley. JUDY ARCHDALE DANIEL ATHEARN SENIORS TOM BAKER GARY BOWEN compliments of CANTON WHOLESALER, canton 17 LINDA BOWLES NANCY BROWN SENIORS JIM BUCKMAN JOHN BURNETT 18 COMPLIMENTS OF FAIR VIEW STATE BANKING CO.t fairview TERRY CREMER WANDA DAVIS SENIORS GREG DECOURCEY DAVID DONALDSON _________COMPLIMENTS OF ELMER HOSSLER'S, CANTON________ SUSAN DONALDSON KEITH DUNBLAZIER RON EDMONSON JAMES ENDRES 20 compliments of JIM NEVILLE TRACTOR REPAIR SENIORS 22 JO ANN HARTSTIRN RICHARD HELLE COMPLIMENTS OF LO EMAN 6c SONS GRAIN CO.f NORRIS, DOUGt AS. OAK HILL PHIL KENNELLY JOHN KIDWELL COMPLIMENTS OF HARTST1RN BROTHERS, FAIRVIEW ARTHUR JONES CAROL HUFF SENIORS JIM LAFARY LINDA LANDON SENIORS PHILIP LEVERTON MARY LINDSTROM compuments OF FAIRVIEW FARMERS’ ELEVATOR CO., fairview SUSAN LIVINGSTON DONALD LUMAN RONALD LUMAN LARRY LYNCH compliments of THE F. L. BODEN AGENCY, london mills GARY MARVEL CHRISTINA MATTESON SENIORS MARK MEYER MIKE MITCHELL 26 compliments of GALE WARD ATHLETIC GOODS, galesburg ZALENE MURPHY RICHARD MYERS SENIORS ALICE NEVILLE LESLIE OVERCASH COMPLIMENTS OF DR. R. M. GORDON , AVON 27 ARDITH OWENS BILL PARLI SENIORS ANNETTE PARR P. J. PLATT 28 compliments of FAYHEE IMPLIMENT COMPANY, prairie city MIKE PORCH PAT PORCH SENIORS JANET RASK DANNY SCHISLER COMPLIMENTS OF PEABODY COAL CO., FARMINGTON 29 CINDY SHARPSHAIR JOHN SHORTNESS COMPLIMENTS OF SODWEDEL'S ALL-STAR DAIRY, canton 1 MARILYN SCHUMAN HARRIS SENIORS JACK SCHLEICH ROGER SIMKINS TIM SMITH SENIORS RICHARD SNYDER KATHLEEN STIARWALT COMPLIMENTS OF JOE'S MARKET, fairview 31 LYNDA STONE PHILLIP SULLIVAN SENIORS LOREN TESSIER CONNIE THURMAN 32 compliments of SWEARINGEN WHOLESALE CO., canton ROGER TIMMONS SENIORS AURA ULM FRED VOORHEES KERRY WILLEY coMPi iments of AVON PRODUCTS--BETTY ERICKSON, fairview compliments of MITCHELL'S HEATING, maouon 33 JOHN WILLIAMS SENIORS JERRY WOODALL SENIOR ACTIVITIES JUDY ARCHDALE--G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chorus 3; Operetta 3; Prom Server 2; Graduation and Baccalaureate Marshall 3. DANIEL ATHEARN--Chorus 2,3,4;Operetta 3. TOM BAKER--Basketball 4; Baseball 3,4. CARY BOWEN--Football 2,3; Chorus 2; Latin Club 2; Lettermen 2,3,4; Lettermen Reporter 4; Boy's State 3; Pep Club 2,3,4. LINDA BOWLES--Robed Choir 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheer- leader 2,3; Cheerleading Camp 3; Pep Club Girl Leader 4; Operetta 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Class Play 4. NANCY BROWN--Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,4; Pep Band 2,3; Latin Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,4; Pep Club 2,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Class Play 4; Operetta 3;Cheerleading Camp 4; Prom Server 2. JIM BUCKM AN--Class Play 4; Basketball 2; Pep Club 3; Lettermen 3,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4. JOHN BURNETT--Football 3,4; Track 3; Band 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Letter- men 4; Val-ee-hi Staff 4; Pep Band 3; Operetta 3. TERRY CREMER --F.F.A. 2,3. WANDA DAVIS--Chorus 3. GREG DE COURCEY--Football 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Boy's State 3. DAVE DONALDSON - -Football 4; Track 3,4; Lettermen 4; Pep Club 3,4; F.F.A. 3; Home- coming Attendant 4. SUSAN DONALDSON--Chorus 2; G.A.A. 2, 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Class Play 3,4; Library Assistant 3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Latin Club Scribe 4; D.A.R. 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Speech Contest 4. KEITH DUNBLAZIER--Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4. RON EDMONSON - -Basketball 2; Pep Club 4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Lettermen 3,4; Latin Club 2, 3,4; Student Council 4; F.F.A. Vice-Presi- dent 3; F.F.A. President 4. JIM ENDRES--Football 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4. DIANA FENGEL--Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4. ANDY FOSHAY--CEM5S Play 4; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Music Contest 2,3; Robed Choir 2,3,4; Football 2; Basketball 2; Pep Band 3,4; Operetta 3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Class Vice-President 3; All-State 4. JIM FRAME--Homecoming Attendant 2. ROGER GOODING--Track 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Pep Club 3,4. DOTTY HAHN--Chorus 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Club President 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Projects Vice-President 4. DIANNA HAHCOCK--Chorus2,3,4; F.H.A. 2, 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4. JO ANN HARTST1RN--Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Robed Choir 2,3,4; All-State 4; Band Librarian 4; Operetta 3; Music Contest 2,3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Treasurer of Student Council 4; Student Council 4; Val-ee-hi Staff 3,4; Voice Staff 4; Val-ee-hi Assistant Editor 3; Val-ee-hi Editor 4; Library Secretary 4; Class Play 3,4- Prom Server 2; Graduation Usherette 3; Pep Band 2,3,4. RICHARD HELLE--Football 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2; Track 2; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Lettermen 3,4. CAROL HUFF-- ARTHUR JONES-- PHIL KENNELLY--Football 2,3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Letter- men 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Student Council President 4; Boy's State 3; Class Play 3,4. JIM KIDWELL-- JIM LAF ARY--Chorus 2; Latin Club 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Student Council 4. LINDA LAN DON--F.H.A. 2,3; F.H.A. Officer 3; G.A.A. 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Band 3,4; Pep Club 2,3. PHILIP LEVERTON--Chorus 2,3,4; Band 2, 3,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 4. MARY L1NDSTROM--Class Play 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Robed Choir 2,3,4; All-State 4; Super All-State 4; Band 2,3,4; Band Librarian 4; Music Contest 2,3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Pep 35 Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Class Secretary 4; Library Secretary 4; Operetta 3; Vall-ee- hi Staff 3,4; Vall-ee-hi Business Manager 4; Vall-ee-hi Assistant Business Manager 3; Western Illinois Music Camp 3; Graduation Usherette 3. SUSAN LIVINGSTON—Chorus 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4. DONALD LUMAN—Band 2,3,4; Art Camp 3; Voice Staff 2,3,4; Voice Editor 4; Track 2; Contest 3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Student Council 4. RONALD LUMAN—Band Camp 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Contest 2,3. LARRY LYNCH — GARY MARVEL—Chorus 2,3,4; RobedChoir 4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Operetta 3. CHRIS MATTESON —F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Officer 3; Band 2; Chorus 3,4. MARY MEYER--F.F.A. 2,3,4; Lettermen 3, 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Football 2; Basketball 4; Librarian 4. MIKE MITCHELL—Chorus 2,3. ZALENE MURPHY-Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Librarian 3. RICHARD MYERS—Football 2,3; Lettermen 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Operetta 3; Pep Club 2,3,4. ALICE NEVILLE--Operetta 2; Chorus 2,3; F. H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Officer 3; G.A.A. 3; Pep Club 2,3,4. LESLIE OVERCASH—Football 2,3,4; Let- termen 2,3,4; Chorus 3; Pep Club 3,4. ARDITH OWENS —Prom Server 2; Latin Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Robed Choir 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Vall-ee-hi Staff 3,4; Voice Staff 4; G. A.A. Vice-President 3; G.A.A. President 4; Music Contest 2; G.A.A. Camp 4; Class Play 3,4; Operetta 3; Pep Band 2,3,4. BILL PARLI—Band 2,3,4; Chorus3,4;Robed Choir 3,4; Operetta 3; Contest 2,3; All- State 3,4; Super All-State 4; Latin Club 2, 3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Lettermen Secretary- Treasurer 4; Class President 3; Home- coming Attendant 3; Student Council Treas- urer 3; Football 2,3,4; WILCO Conference Football Honorable Mention 3; WILCO All- Conference Football Team 4; Baseball 4; Boy’s State 3. ANNETTE PARR-Chorus 2; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Vice-President 4. P. J. PLATT--Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Lettermen Vice-President 4; Boy's State 3; Chorus 2,3,4; RobedChoir 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Operetta 3. MIKE PORCH —Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Robed Choir 2,3,4; Class Vice-Pres- ident 4; Student Council 4; Lettermen 4; Music Contest 2,3; Operetta 3; Class Play 3,4; All-State 3,4; Voice Staff 4; Track 4. PAT PORCH--Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Robed Choir 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Cheerleading Camp 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Operetta 3; F.H.A. Secretary 4; Graduation Pianist 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Octet Pianist 2,3. JANET R ASK--Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Robed Choir 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Contest 2; Pep Club 2,3; Val-ee-hi Staff 3,4; Voice Staff 4; Class Secretary 2; Prom Server 2; Operetta 3; Class Play 3,4; Band Camp 4; G.A.A. Camp 4; G.A.A. Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Queen 4. DANNY SCHISLER — JACK SCHLEICH--Football 2,3,4; Letter- men 2,3,4; Latin Club 2. CINDY SUAR PSHA1R - -Band 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Librarian 2; G.A.A. Officer 4. JOHN SHORTNESS--Band 2,3,4; Student Director of Band 3,4; Drum Major 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Robed Choir 2,3,4; Music Contest 2,3; All-State 2,3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Latin Club Vice-President 3; Latin Club President 4; Student Council 4; Student Council Vice- President 4; Class Vice-President 2; Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Operetta 3; Prom Server 2; Pep Band 2,3,4; S.A.R. 4. ROGER SIMKINS—Football 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2,3; Lettermen 2,3,4; Class President 4; Prom Server 2; Gradua- tion and Baccalaurette Marshall 3; Latin Club 2,3,4. TIM SMITH — RICHARD SNYDER--Lettermen 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Club Boy's Leader 4; F.F.A. 3,4; Track 3. KATHLEEN STIARWALT—G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 4. 36 LYNDA STONE--Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3, 4; Chorus 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Contest 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Operetta 2; G.A.A. Secretary 3; Girl's State 4; Class Play 3,4; Vall-ee-hi Staff 3,4; Robed Choir 3,4;' Voice Staff 4; F.H.A. 4; Business Mana- ger of Voice 4. PHILIP SULLIVAN-- L.OREN TESSIER--F.F.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. Sentinel 4; Football 2; Lettermen 2,4; Pep Club 4. CONNIE THURM AN - -F. H. A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Voice Staff 3,4; Val-ee-hi Staff 3,4. ROGER TIMMONS--Band 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; F.F.A. 2,3; Lettermen 3,4; Pep Club 4. CLASS I, RICHARD MYERS, do will my hair clip- pings from my last hair cut to Mr. Little, who is beginning to need them. I, DAVE DONALDSON, do hereby will my old typewriter parts to Mrs. Requist, my hall passes to Mr. Beuchel, my can of snuff to Mr. Bennett, and my gum toMrs. Inman. 1, JANET RASK, do will Elaine Stairwult a fun-filled senior year in Chemistry Class complete with poor grades, frustration, missing test tubes, singed hair, acid- eaten clothes, asphyxia, and unbalanced equations! I, ALICE NEVILLE, do will my ability to work six hours each night and go to school eight hours each day to anyone who is poor enough. I, ZALENE MURPHY, do will my P.E. locker with contents of wrinkled suit, stinky socks, ripped towel, and gym shoes with one sole off, to Erma Ulm. I, JOHN BURNETT, do will my loveable personality and football ability to Alan Morse. I, SUSAN KAY LIVINGSTON, do will my seat in American History to anybody who wants to sit 5 inches from Mr. Messmore. I, JOHN SHORTNESS, do will a book of 1,001 skits to Mrs. Kennelly and David Putman in order that Latin Club Skit Committees may continue to wait until the last minute before having a planning meeting. AURA RUTH ULM--Band 2,3,4; Band Majorette 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Robed Choir 4; Operetta 3; Music Contest 3; Class Play 3; Latin Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4. FRED VOORHEES-- KERRY WILLEY--Lettermen 3,4; Baseball 2; Baseball Manager 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4. JOHN WILLIAMS--Basketball 2; Lettermen 4; Track 4; Baseball 4; Pep Club 2,3,4. JERRY WOODALL--Football 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2; Track 2,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Lettermen 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Class President 2; Lettermen President 4. WILL 1, PHILIP LEVERTON, do will my car to Kenny Williamson so he can learn how to drive. I, JOHN KIDWELL, will my good conduct record to Duane Masterson. 1, GERALD WOODALL, will toKyle Kennelly my ability to get my trig, and physics assignments done on time. I, CAROL HUFF, will my height to Marsha Lefler who needs it for P.E. class to play volleyball. 1, KERRY WILLEY, will my charm and my old position in the Bachelor's Club to Robert Phipps. I, TERRY CREMER, do will my ability to do nothing in trig, and get caught to anyone who can improve on it. I, LOREN TESSIER, do will my 4th hour study hall to anybody who has 5th hour lunch and gets hungry before then. I, JOANN MARTSTIRN, do will the Chem- istry Lab 5,000,000 test tubes to compen- sate for all the ones that Flakey, Lil, and Dabid broke. 1, MARY LINDSTROM, do willMrs.Kennelly a quiet little room so that she may study more diligently and not make so many unexcuseable mistakes. For this reason I will to her my battered copy of How to Succeed at Being an Authority Without Really Trying. 37 I, RONALD LUMAN, do will the '64 Repub- lican campaign to the economics class in hopes that they will be able to discover what could have possibly gone wrong. I, BILL PARL1, do will my permanent front seat on the school bus and my ability to secure it to Frank Ferry, who I'm sure will make good use of it by displaying his talents. I, MARK MEYER, do will my ability to parallel park to future students at Valley in hopes that they will be able to use it wisely. I, ROGER TIMMONS, do will my ability to miss all dogs that just happen to run in front of me to Terry Glaser. I, PAT PORCH, do will my ability to get out of P.E. by operations and fractured bones, to anyone who thinks P.E. is worse. I, PHIL KENNELLY, do will my ability to just bruise my knees when I fall off the scooters in P.E. to Robbie Phipps so that he won't get run over all the time. Happy Scooting, Rob !! I, NANCY BROWN, do will my chemistry tools to anyone who thinks he can keep his neighbors from stealing them. I, MIKE PORCH, do will my unmatched abil- ity to repair and hop-up old or disabled Studebakers to Leanne Grice, who already has a head start on most other Stude fans. I, DONALD LUMAN, do will the teachers' lounge so described in the Ledger to future constituents of the faculty, in hopes that the management will find a more beneficial resting place. I, CINDY SHARPSHAIR, do will my ability of getting in classes filled with boys to any girls who is stuped enough to take the courses I took. I, JIM ENDRES, do will my ability to get along with everyone in 4th hour study hall to Lyle Schuman. I, AURA ULM, do will my talent to drop my baton and pick it up gracefully to Jackie Timmons, Kendall Irons, and Jeanie Homer. I, JACK SCHLEICH, do will my ability to perform Chemistry experiments to Bill Downing. I, RICK SNYDER, do will my ability to drink milk to Bill Downing, so Sheila Maynard will always welcome him at her home. I, LYNDA STONE, do will Leanne Grice, the best of luck next year in Chemistry class. I, MIKE MITCHELL, do will my ability to keep quiet in study hall and to be a good student in all my classes to Benny Knox. I, CHRIS MATTESON, do will any talent that I may have to anyone that wants it. I, P.J. PLATT, do will Kyle Kennelly a parking meter in Coal Hollow. I, LINDA BOWLES, do will my P.E. locker, that doesn't lock, to anyone who will use it without being caught. I, TOM BAKER, do hereby will my ability to behave in study halls to Warren Watkins, because he needs it. 1, JUDY ARCHDALE, do will my faithful old seam ripper to any Home Ec. girl that wants it. 1, LESLIE OVERCASH, hereby will my nick- name, Loopy to anybody who wants it. I, JIM BUCKMAN, do will all the study hall teachers quiet study halls so that they will not have to keep yelling at everyone to keep quiet. I, DIANA FENGEL, do will my ability to be late for P.E. to Sharon Allen. I, ANDY FOSHAY, do will my ability to be bashful toward girls to Mike Thurman. I, ROGER GOODING, hereby will my ability in Industrial Arts class to Chuck Myers. I, JOHN WILLIAMS, do hereby will my ability to get along with the teachers to any Typical senior next year. I, ROGER SIMKINS, do will to Kyle Kennelly my movie projector and screen so he can at least watch some kind of a show when he makes his once every six weeks tour of Coal Hollow on Saturday nights. I, RICHARD HELLE, do hereby will the U.S. Army to the teachers to fight off all the Indians in next year's study halls. I, GARY MARVEL, do will my ability to keep thin to Tony Smith. 1, CONNIE THURMAN, do will my ability to get along with Abingdon and its Com- mandos to any Valley boys who may need it. 38 I, GREG DECOURCEY, do will my ability to ride the P.E. scooters to Robbie Phipps. I, DIANNA LYNN HANCOCK, do will to Linda Smith my shyness. Then maybe she won't talk so much. I, LINDA LANDON, do will my ability totalk in study halls and get by with it to my sister, Mary, who never seems to. 1, KEITH DUNBLAZIER, do will my ability of not hitting cows to Jim Melton who has already hit one. 1, JIM LAFARY, do will all my Goldwater pins, booklets, and propaganda to Mrs. Kennelly for use in the Library. I, SUSAN DONALDSON, do will to all in- coming sophomores the happiness of being a Valley student and to all future sopho- mores having fifth hour English, the joys of membership in an exclusive society. I, RON EDMONSON, do hereby will 30 cents to Kyle Kennelly for something he enjoys in his leisure hours. I, ARDITH OWENS, do will my ability to get out of P.E. exercises to Debbie Brashear who already has a good start. I, ANNETTE PARR, do will my '57 Chevy to anyone who wishes to pay gas bills, down payments, and repair bills. I, KATHLEEN STIARWALT, do will my blond hair to Marsha Johnson; thinking she might want a change. 1, DANIEL ATHEARN, do will my seat in Chemistry class to anyone who is brave enough to take it. I, WANDA DAVIS, do will my adored seat in World History to anyone smart enough to pass it. 1, DOROTHY K. HAHAN, do will my position as President of Pep Club to Erma Ulm. PROPHECY Schleich University River spoon, England August 14, 1985 Dear Mrs. Wilcoxen and Mr. Willis; Having lost contact with his fellow graduates of Valley Senior High School, the illustrious Dr. Jack Schleich, founder of Schleich University, appointed out committee to make a thorough study of the present occupations and interests of our class of 1965. We thought you, too, might like an account of our findings. We looked in the yellow pages of the phone book for a taxi; and, to our surprise, found the Brown Cab Company listed. It was then that we remembered reading of Nancy Brown's inherit- ing the company from her distant relative, a mister Yellow. When the cab came to a screeching halt, we were alarmed to find Jim Lafary behind the wheel. After a hair-raising ride, we were relieved to board the airliner - until we learned that Loopy Overcash was piloting; however, it was too late to jump, for the stewardess, Aura Llm, had already closed the door and ordered us to fasten our seat belts. We asked about her training. She told us that before her attendance at Carol Huff's Transportation Preparation Education Corporation, she had been the private secretary of Gary Marvel, business relations manager 39 of Jerry Woodall's Chemical Supply Company. Thanking Aura for her information, we relaxed until our bumpy arrival at the R.C. Timmons Airport in New York. As we admired the graceful lines of the modern buildings, our attention was drawn to a plaque giving recognition to Ron Luman, the designer. After hailing another Brown Cab, we went directly to Platt’s Plaza, where P.J. himself welcomed us. While the two bellboys, Richard Helle and Jim Frame, struggled with our bags, we asked P.J. if any other of our classmates were presently staying at his hotel. Consulting the guest list, he disclosed that Alice Neville, WAVE recruiter, and Baroness Von Steuben, the former Annette Parr, were staying at the Plaza. Relaxing in our suite, we decided to call room service to order our supper. We recognized the familiar voice of Chris Matteson at the switchboard. We ordered Kentucky Fried Chicken, fried by our own Kentucky Jones - Arthur. The meals were delivered by John Burnett, who stayed awhile to recall high school days. Scanning a city newspaper. The Voice of New York, we came across an editorial, Ways to Win as a Twin , written by Don Luman, who had gained valuable experience while editing The Voice at Valley. Turning the page, we spied Heart Throb , an advice-to-the-lovelorn column by Cindy Sharpshair. Following Cindy's recommendation to be outgoing, we decided to go out. Hancock's Haven proved to be the ideal spot for what we had in mind. Dianna, greeting us warmly, instructed her head waiter, Danny Schisler, to show us to the best table, from which we could easily view the night's entertainment. Admiring the chorus line, we were fascinated by the talent displayed by Linda Landon. We heard familiar, loud whistles; and as we turned, we saw the bouncer, Susan Donaldson, approaching the table of Rich Myers. Rick Snyder, and Ron Edmonson. After a few words, Susan firmly seized each by the ear and deposited them outside the doors. The evening closed on a sentimental note as we fell asleep listening to Phil Leverton's brass band playing Washington and Lee Swing on the radio. Next morning we rented a car from Bowen's Rent-a-Chevy and headed for Chicago. Arriving there, we decided to relive our junior class trip and first visited the Museum of Science and Industry, where Terry Cremer guided us through the recently captured Russian spaceship. Bidding goodby to Terry, we went to the photography department, where Daniel Athearn was demonstrating his new invention, a camera which takes pictures that look three- dimensional. Leaving the building we noticed Judy Archdale at the souvenier counter selling guide books. Approaching the Museum of Natural History, we met John Williams and h i s enthusiastic world history students coming out. Once inside, we went immediately to see the mammoth elephant. Mike Mitchell, the museum's janitor, was energetically sweeping nearby. He advised us to go up to the second floor, where Zalene Murphy was lecturing on the jade collection. Because Zalene was in the middle of her lecture and unable to talk to us, we moved on to the fossil exhibit which Diana Fengel, the famed fossilologist, had contributed. Lunch at the Forum brought back pleasant memories, especially since Keith Dunblazier was head chef and Linda Bowles was waitress there. Dinner over, we took the subway to the Prudential Building. Phil Kennelly, we were delighted to learn, had chosen the appropriate career of subway conductor and now knew his way around. At the Prudential Building, Jim Buckman, the elevator boy, was spending part of his lunch hour looking out at the city. He's really come up in this world - on an elevator. Touring the building, we passed the offices of the renowned criminal lawyers, Dave Donaldson and 1 om Baker. Also with offices in the building were Greg DeCourcey, publisher of Playboy Magazine, and Kerry Willey, accountant. Confronted with a free afternoon, we made up our minds to watch TV in our hotel room. The first program was Hahn Hartstirn's Circus. We held our breath as we watched the daredevil feats of Ardith Owens and Bill Parli on the flying trapeze. The antics of the clowns seemed unbelievably amusing until we recognized them as Jim Endres, Mark Meyer, and Loren Tessier and realized they had received their ideas in study hall at Valley. As the horses trotted into the ring, the ringmaster announced that the star equestrian, Pat Porch, was unable to ride due to a slight accident involving her ankle. Disappointed, we switched channels just in time to see referee Tim Smith presenting the featherweight championship wrestling trophy to Mary Lindstrom. Sponsoring the next program was Wanda's Weatherproof Wigs. Wanda Davis had perfected a formula for preserving a gii.'s favorite hair style in spite of snow, rain, heat, gloom of night, or boys! The hero of the western, Rifle Fumes”, thi£ year's version of Gunsmoke , was Phil Tex Sullivan. The afternoon being almost over, we turned off the television and prepared for our boat ride on Lake Michigan. While walking to the pier, we passed Kathleen's Kasual Klothing. We stopped to say hello and Kathleen told us that Roger Gooding was her top designer. Arriving at Lynch's Launch, we bought our tickets from John Kidwell, who escorted us to our seats. Along the lake front we saw a large, colorful sign advertising, Mike's O K Used Junk (and Other Studebaker Parts) . Remembering Porch's passion, we knew the disaster area had to belong to our old classmate. The next day we headed for Rochester, Minnesota, where we had previously made arrange- ments with Andy F os hay to tour his hospital - The Dolly-Be-Jolly Doll Hospital. Although we were unable to speak to John Shortness, the head Surgeon, we were able to see him perform one of the most serious operations in a surgeon's career - restuffing a rag doll. We were pleased to note that Susan Livingston was assisting. We thanked Andy for our tour and departed for Hollywood. Upon our arrival we ate lunch at Connie'sCafe. Connie Thurman, who owned the establish- ment, recognized us and took time out to talk. While we were talking with Connie, Fred Voorhees entered the restaurant and joined us. We learned that he was in the oil business. When we informed him of the purpose of our visit to the United States, he told us that he had recently employed the aid of Roger Simkins, who had established a detective agency, Simkins Snoopy Service. Retiring to our hotel room, we listened on our radio to a half hour piano recital. The music was composed by Janet Rask and was played by the talented fingers of Lynda Stone. Our study completed, we returned to Schleich University. It is with pride we send you this account. Sincerely yours The Committee 42 Mary Lindstrom Carol Huff 44 Susan Livingston Jerry Woodall John Burnett Bill Parli Jim Endres and Friend Ron Edmonson Dianna Hancock John Kidwell Jim Buckman Roger Gooding Diana Fengel Susan Donaldson JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Elaine Stiarwalt, Mrs. Rasmussen, Lyle Schuman Standing: Erma Ulm, Jim Melton, Jane Timmons JUNIOR CLASS The 1964-65 school year was an exciting one for the 57 juniors enrolled at Valley. The Junior Class officers who were elected at the end of the sophomore year were: Lyle Schuman, president; Jim Melton, vice- president; Jane Timmons, secretary; Elaine Stiarwalt, treasurer; and Erma Ulm, student council representative. Mrs. Rassmussen and Mr. Bennett guided the class through the year as sponsors. For the big fall event, the Homecoming Dance, Jackie Timmons and Kyle Kennelly were chosen to attend the king and queen. In the parade they rode on the float entitled, When you Wish Upon a Star . On November 20, the juniors presentated their play, Room and Bored . It was direct- ed by Miss Morris and enjoyed by all. Finally, just before Christmas vacation, their long-awaited class rings arrived. They were proudly worn by all of us. During lunch hours the junior stand was operated to finance the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. This highlight of the year was held on April 23. The highlight of the year was the annual class trip to Chicago in May. We are now looking forward to our last year at Valley as Seniors. 50 compliments of WALTER'S FLOWER SHOP, canton compliments of WYMAN LOCKWOOD, GENERAL TRUCKING, maquon Janet Anderson Mike Barker Janice Bevard Richard Bhear LuAnn Butler Carolyn Combs Nola Conger Harlan Cook Karen Cremer Bill Downing Karen Bndres Alberta Faucon Jerry Fayhee Karen Ferris Frank Ferry Leanne Grice COMPLIMENTS OF CORNER DRUGS SUNDRIES, LONDON M I LLS COMPLIMENTS OF FORNERIS GROCERY, ELLISVILLE Carol Harding Russell Jones Kyle Kennelly Vincent Knox Dennis Lefler Joanne Ludwig Phillip Marinich Sheila Maynard Laddie McComb Jim Melton Richard Mitchell Karen Moody Terry Moore Kay Bea Myers Van Tine Jerry Norville Connie Parli Doris Peck David Putman Carol Roberts Jim Roberts COMPLIMENTS OF WILSON FURNITURE COMPANY, FAIRVIEW COMPLIMENTS OF FAIRVIEW SERVICE STATION, FAIRVIEW Irene Ruggles Jerry Scnisler Lyle Schuman Carol Sherman Linda Smith Elaine Stiarwalt Randy Stoneking Rosemary Thompson Jeff Thurman Gloria Timmons Jackie Timmons Jane Timmons Erma Ulm Linda Van Houten Richard V a mold Don Voorhees Neva Wagner Warren Watkins Kenneth Williamson Donna Wilson Karen Young COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF EKSTRAND'S GROCERY, fa.rview CORNBELT GARAGE, london mills compliments OF PARLI'S IMPLIMENT STORE, maquon compliments OF BENSON'S SALES, lonoon mills Seated: Mrs. Kennelly, Kick Bowen, Mr. Keithiey Standing: Roger Rask, Mug Sampson, Randy Hurst SOPHOMORE CLASS In the fall of 1964, 68 students became sophomores of Valley High School. At the first class meeting officers for the coming year were chosen. They were: Rick Bowen...........President Randy Hurst..........Vice-President Margaret Sampson .... Secretary-Treasurer Roger Rask...........Student Council Representative Mrs. Kennelly and Mr. Keithly are our class sponsors. Just after we became settled in our new surroundings it was time for us to entertain the upper classmen by being initiated. Costumes w'ere assigned to us, and stunts were performed for the student body and faculty. Our first participation in the Valley Homecoming was quite exciting. Our car was decorated to the theme of Lily of the Valley. Representing our class as Homecoming attendants were Janet Shortness and Roger Rask. In November w'e had a class party to help us get acquainted better. Junior varsity cheerleaders were Rita O'Brien, Mug Sampson, and Dixie Simons. During this year we have come to feel at home at Valley and are proud to be students here. We are looking forward to next fall when we will return to Valley as Juniors. 55 Sharon Allen Alice Anderson Theresa Bale Keith Bearce Mike Beoletto Rick Bowen Debbie Bra shear Burton Cecil Phil Conlon Vicki Cook Jean Davis Robert Feger Kenny Fleisher Henrietta Gray Sandra Gray Susan Harn COMPLIMENTS OF MURPHY'S GARAGE, LONDON MILLS COMPLIMENTS OF DR. KEITH FRANKHAUSER t AVON Albert Harstirn Melinda Hartstirn Randy Hurst Kendall Irons Gary Johnson Marsha Johnson Brian Kennelly Kathy Kidwell Bennie Knox Mary Landon Sally Leffincwell Marsha Lcfler Danny Link Linda Loveland Linda Ludwig Laura Markley Robert Marvel Duane Masterson Charles McMahon Merrill Melton COMPLIMENTS OF GRAVES GRAIN FEED CO., MAQUON COMPLIMENTS OF ALBERT SUNDBERG!S DRUG STORE, a von Mary Anne Mitchell Sandra Moody Allen Morse Charles Myers Jim Neville Rita O'Brian Linda Overton Michael Feck Robert Phipps Amy Fumfrey Roger Rask Freddie Rench Kathy Roselle Margaret Sampson Jackie Schoneman Linda Schuman Richard Sharpshair Janet Shortness Dixie Simons Tony Smith COMPLIMENTS OF SCRIPPS McCartney, CANTON COMPLIMENTS OF CANTON AUTO BODY, CANTON Bill Starnes Jim Suydam Michael Thurman Marcia Tiezzi Ronnie (Jim David Ward Joyce Welker Bernard Widger I irry Wilson Susan Woodell Sharon Yocum Rick Young MmB INITIATION SNAPS COMPLIMENTS OF KNEPP'S, CANTON 60 compliments of CHARLES FOLKENROTH, GENERAL INSURANCE, maquon compliments or EDWARD'S BRIDALS AND FORMALS, canton compliments OF MATHIS GARAGE, fairview 62 ROW ONE: Mr. Harn, sponsor, Janet Rask, Phil Kennelly, John Shortness, Jo Ann Hartstirn. ROW TWO- Roger Rask, Lyle Schuman, Don Luman, Mike Porch, Andy Foshay, Jerry Woodall, Jim Lafary. ROW THREE: Alberta Faucon, ErmaUlm, Ron Edmonson, Rick Bowen, Dottie Hahn, Gloria Timmons. STUDENT COUNCIL The official governing body and planning organization of Valley High School is the Student Council. It is composed of repre- sentatives of the various organizations and is assisted by the faculty advisor, Mr. Harn. This group meets monthly to select the Student of the Month and to plan various school activities, such as Homecoming, as- semblies, Dress-up Day, and Dress-down Day. This year, along with promoting worth- while social, recreational, and cultural activ- ities, the Student Council set up an honor study hall. Representatives of the council also attended meetings at V.I.T. and Pekin High Schools to improve our school. The officers for the 1964-65 school year were: President .............Phil Kennelly Vice-President.........John Shortness Secretary..............Janet Rask Treasurer..............Jo Ann Hartstirn COMPLIMENTS or STRODE GARAGE, MAQUON compliments of NORMA JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP, fiatt HOW ONE: Rosie Thompson, Mary Lindstrom, Jo Ann Ludwig, Carolyn Combs. ROW THREE: Alberta Faucon, Hartstirn, Carol Sherman, Mrs.Request, advisor. ROW' Jane Timmons, Janet Anderson, Janet Rask, Ardith TW'O: Sally Leffingwell, Lynda Stone, Cindy Sharpshair, Owens, Karen Ferris, Sheila Maynard. John Burnett, Connie Thurman, BernardWidger, Joanne VALL-EE-HI STAFF The Vall-Ee-Hi Staff sincerely hopes you enjoy your yearbook as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you. Mrs. Requist, our advisor, has helped us greatly in setting up our annual this ear. Several meetings were held at the eginning of the school year to discuss cover design, colors, grain, dedication, and other miscellaneous items. Our yearbook is financed mainly through advertisements sold to various businesses in Canton, Fairview, London Mills, Maquon, Avon, Fiatt, Farmington, Galesburg, and other neighboring communities. Money is also ob- tained from the sale of plastic covers to protect our books in the spring. After the group pictures were taken in January, the actual organization of the annual began. Members of the staff and the officers stayed after school and worked on week- ends to complete the layout before the dead- line. When all the cutting, glueing, typing, and proofreading was finished, we sent our dummy copy off to the publishers. The Vall-Ee-Hi Staff proudly presents the 1965 yearbook. We hope that it w’ill help you remember all the fun and good times you have had at Valley this past year, and that it will be a memorial to your high school days. compliments or WILSON SALE COMPANY, fairview COMPLIMENTS OF PETERSON’S GROCERY, st augustine 65 ROW ONE: Lynda Stone, Connie Parli, Don l.uman, Mike Porch, Mrs. Requist, advisor. ROW TWO: Learme Grice, Jo Ann Hartstirn, Cindy Sharpshair, Elaine Stiarwalt, Dick Sharpshair, Connie Thurman, Bernard Widger, Joanne Ludwig, Karen Moody. ROW THREE: Sally Leflingwell, No I a Conger, Alberta Faucon, Jane 1 immons, Janet Anderson, Janet Rask, Ardith Owens, Karen Ferris, Sheila Maynard. VOICE STAFF The Voice is published under the guidance of Mrs. Karen Requist with the help of Don Luman as editor and Connie Parli as assistant editor There is no special time set aside for working on the paper since most of the work is done by volunteers. Overheard by a volunteer-- ! didn't realize so much work went into the paper. After an issue of The Voice is finished, copies are sent to subscribers, school board members, schools in surrounding areas, and servicemen who are alumni of V.S.H.S. compliments or MAQUON F. S. STATION, maquon compliments OF D a H CAFE AND STATION, canton r.r. 2 Mark Meyer, Judy Archdale, Dianne Hancock, Susan Donaldson, Sally Leffingwell, Kendall Irons, Laura Markley, Rosie Thompson, Janet Anderson, Mrs. Kennelly, advisor. LIBRARY STAFF The librarians under the very able leadership of Mrs. Kennelly rarely get the thanks they deserve. It is their duty to help students find the material they need, to check books in and out, to help catalogue new books, and to help acquaint new sophomores with the library. First period . Second period Third period Fourth period Sixth period . Seventh period Eighth period . . -. Mark Meyer Dianna Hancock . Judy Archdale . Laura Markley . Linda Ludwig Sally Leffingwell . Kendall Irons Alberta Faucon Janet Anderson Rose Thompson Nola Conger Susan Donaldson COMPLIMENTS OF JANE'S BEAUTY SHOP, LONDON mills COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHERN BAR—B—Q, CANTON 67 ROW ONE: Carol Sherman, Karen Endres, Irene Ruggles, Janet Anderson, Pat Porch, Alberta Faucon, Ann Parr, Judy Archdale, Dotty Hahn. 1 WO: Mrs. Wilcoxen, advisor, Theresa Bale, Doris Peck, Marsha L e f 1 e r, Sharon Yocum, Jackie Schoneman, Susan Woodell, Jean Davis, Alice Thurman, Nola Conger, Susan Donaldson, Henrietta Gray. ROW THREE: Donna Wilson, Mary Landon, Linda Loveland, Laura Markley, Nancy Brown, Sandra Gray, Sandra Moody. ROW FOUR: Joyce Welker, Kathleen Stiarwalt, Lynda Stone, Mary Lindstrom, Amy Pumfrey, Alice Neville, Connie Thurman, Carol Roberts, Vicki Cook, Zalene Murphy, Neva Wagner. F. H. A. F. H. A. is a national organization of girls who study homemaking and work to- gether for a better and a happier home life. This year, the members took an interest through discussions and skits about the Na- tional objective, Launching C it i ze ns h ip through Homemaking. Our 1964-65 theme helped us to realize the importance of living in harmony with our neighbors in everyday life. Education, service, and social functions started the Valiev Chapter in motion with guest speakers, the F.F.A.-F.H.A. barbecue, the F.F.A-F.H.A. Sweetheart Dance, and par- ticipation in National F.H.A Week. The Mental Health Project gave the chapter a chance to visit the Peoria Mental Hospital and to donate tothe Forgotten Patients' Fund later on. The chapter also received a rating in the sectional for their Public Relations and Honor Chapter projects. Our annual events included. Formal Initiation and Installation, the Mother- Daughter Banquet, Daddy-Date Night, First Grade Christmas Party, Senior Honor Party, and the Spring Style Show all of which have make this a most successful and enjoyable year for all. Seated: Irene Ruggles, Janet Anderson, Alberta Faucon, Pat Porch, Annette Parr. Standing: Mrs. Wilcoxen, Karen Endres, Carol Sherman, Judy Archdale, Dotty Hahn. compliments of ROOT'S FUNERAL HOME, fairview COMPLIMENTS OF McLUCKIES' STORE, CANTON ROW ONE: Mr. Harn, sponsor, Loren Tessier, Tim Smith, Ron Edmonson, Rick Varnold, Don Voorhees, Bill Downing. ROW TWO: Mike Peck, Ron Ulm, Merrill Melton, Burton Cecil, Chuck Myers, Fred Rench, Richard Mitchell, Rich Helle, Jerry Schisler, Dan Schisler. ROW THREE: Phil Marinich, Mike Beoletto, Kenny Fleisher, Dick Sharpshair, Jim Roberts, Robert Feger, Fred Voorhees, Tony Smith, Elanny Link, Russell Jones, Mike Barker. ROW FOUR: Mark Meyer, Warren Watkins, Jim Buckman, John Kidwell, Harlan Cook, Phil Leverton, Ferry Moore, Richard Snyder, Gary Erwin, Kenny Williamson. F.F.A. ted: Bill Downing, Ron Edmonson, Rick Varnold, Don Voorhees iding: Tim Smith, Mr. Harn, Loren Tessier. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of young men who are studying Vocational Agriculture in sec- ondary school. The F.F.A. tries to promote modern farming methods as well as leader- ship, and brotherhood among its members. Livestock and crog farming operations help to strengthen the boys' knowledge through practical experience. The Spoon River Valley F.F.A. chapter's activities for the year included Green Hand Initiation, chicken barbeque with the F.H.A.. rat bait sales, pest killing contest, chili supper, garden seed sales. Father and Son Banquet, F.F.A.-F.H.A. Sweetheart Dance, section awards contest, sectional grain show, sectional speech contest, and sectional par- liamentary procedure contest. The chapter participated in county, state, and international livestock shows, state and national judging contests, and was host of the sectional officers sponsors' banquet. Officers attended both state and national conventions. The members gained honors for their chapter as they were the honored recepients of a number of special awards and a plaque this year. 70 State Farmer Dcgrees--John Sticr, National F.F.A. Convention, Kansas City Larry Huffman, Bill Ludwig Green Hands Poultry Winner Bill Downing County Fair Champs--Ron Ldmonson, Don Voorhees, Loren Tessier ROW ONE: Cindy Sharpshair, Janet Rask, Leanne Grice, Ardith Owens, Gloria Timmons, Mrs. Rassmussen, sponsor. ROW TWO: Linda Overton, Aura Ulm, Marsha Lefler, Diana Fengel, Pat Porch, Mary Anne Mitchell, Karen Moody, Connie Parli, Karen Cremer. ROW THREE: Marsha Johnson, Jackie Timmons, Sandra Moody, Kendall Irons, Kathy Roselle, Rita O'Brian, Kathy Kidwell, Linda Bowles, Debbie Brashear, Linda Schuman, Mug Sampson. ROW FOUR- Amy Pumfrey, Sally Leffingwell, Dixie Simons, Alberta Faucon, Sheila Maynard, Karen Ferris, Lynda Stone, Kathleen Stiarwalt, Erna Ulm, Laura Markley, Diana Hancock, Nancy Brown, Dottie Hahn. ROW FIVE: Linda Ludwig, Karen Young, Rose Thompson, Sharon Allen, Joanne Ludwig, Jane Timmons, Jo AnnHartstirn, Susan Harn, Janet Anderson, Carol Harding, Elaine Stiarwalt, Marsha Tiezzi, Zalene Murphy, Susan Donaldson, Judy Archdale. G .A. A. Gloria Timmons, Cindy Sharpshair, Janet Rask, Leanne Grice, Mrs. Rasmussen, Ardith Owens The sixty girls who are members of the Girl's Athletic Association have fulfilled their purpose of promoting athletics and good sportsmanship throughout their year's activities. During the summer, the G.A.A. members invited the Freshmen girls to a picnic and swimming party at WeeMa-Tuk Country Club. They sent their president, Ardith Owens, and their secretary, Janet Rask, to G.A.A. Leadership Camp at Bloomington. They also helped send the varsity cheerleaders to cheerleading camp at Illinois State Normal. When the new school year began, the girls participated in hiking and baseball to earn their required points. Later in the year the girls went bowrling to earn even more activity points. October- brought a w'einer roast, co-sponsored w-ith the Letter- men. For the Homecoming parade the girls decorated bicycles for their theme Peddling on to Victory. In November the new members w'ere initiated into the organization at a candlelight ceremony w-hich was follow-ed by a Sadie Hawkins Dance co-sponsored with the Lettermen. When the Christmas Season came, the G.A.A. girls made tray favors to be given to the patients of the Knoxville Nursing Home. The annual G.A.A. Carnival was held on February 13. After decorating all day, everyone returned at night for Sing Along With G.A.A. , which w-as enjoyed by all. G.A.A. SNAPS COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER'S RABBITRY, maquon compliments of LONDON MILLS FEED SERVICE, BOB LOLA TRONE, london mills 73 G.A.A. SUMMER FUN h. compliments of ELLISVILLE GARAGE a STATION, ellisville compliments of BROWN'S SNAPPY SERVICE, canton ROW ONE: Phil Kennelly, Kerry Willey, Gary Bowen, Bill Parli, Jerry Woodall, P. J. Platt, Kyle Kennelly, Roger Simkins. ROW TW O: Brian Kennelly, Jim Suydam, Richard Helle, Greg DeCourcey, Warren Watkins, Dick Sharpshair, Ron Edmonson, Dave Donaldson, Denny Lefler, Skip Hartstirn. ROW THREE: Jerry Fayhee, Dave Putman, Allen Morse, Mark Mever, Bob Marvel, Loren Tessier, Keith Dunblazier, John Shortness, Roger Rask, Rick Bowen, Kandy Hurst, Jim Neville. ROW FOUR: Richard Bhear, John Burnett, Roger Timmons, Jack Schleich, Mike Thurman, Andy Foshay, Bill Downing, Vincent Knox, Mike Barker, John Williams, Jim Melton, Leslie Overcash. ROW' FIVE: Kenny Fleisher, Gary Marvel, Jim Buckman, Jeff Thurman, Rick Snyder, Terry Moore, Frank Ferry, Don Voorhess, Jim Enares, Richard Myers, Mike Porch, Harlan Cook. LETTERMEN Jerry Woodall, P. J. Platt, Bill Parli, Gary Bowen, Mr. Bennett The Lettermen Club's first event of the 1964-65 school year was the initiation of their new members. The initiates had a dress-up day and a weiner roast that evening at John Stier's house. During the year they sold Valley High Sw-eatshirts to the students. The Lettermen Officers for the 1964-65 school year were as follows: President................Jerry Woodall Secretary-Treasurer .... Bill Parli Advisor............................Mr. Bennett ROV ONE: Dianna Hancock, Nancy Brown, Sharon Allen, Dave Putman, John Shortness, Susan Donaldson, Mrs. Kennelly, sponsor, Debbie Brashear, Linda Schuman. ROW TWO: Marsha Johnson, Mary Anne Mitchell, Linda Overton, Karen Endres, Sally Livingston, Pat Porch, Aua Ulm, Kendall Irons, Jackie Timmons, Connie Parli, Rick Bowen, Chuck McMahon. ROW THREE: Cindy Sharpshair, Karen Young, Rosemary Thomspon, Linda Ludwig, Kathy Roselle, l.eanne Grice, Gloria Timmons, Joanne Ludwig, Rick Young, Erma Ulm, Allen Morse, Jim Suydam, Jo Ann Hartstirn, Carol Sherman. ROW FOUR: Carol Harding, Lynda Stone, Elaine Stiarwalt, Ardith Owens, Janet Rask, Mary Lindstrom, Jerry Norville, Mike Thurman, Lyle Schuman, Jim Lafary, Ron Luman, Roger Rask, Phil Conlon, Kathy Kidwell, Susan Harn, Marcia Tiezzi. ROW FIVE: Skip Hartstirn, Bill Parli, Randy Hurst, Rob Phipps, Jerry Woodall, Greg DeCourcey, Andy Foshay, Mike Porch, Don Luman, Jim Neville, Phil Kennelly, Roger Simkins, Kyle Kennelly, Don Voorhees, Jerry Fayhee, Dick Sharpshair, Ron Edmonson. LATIN CLUB To be a Latin Club member, a student must either be currently enrolled in Latin I or II or have previously had both of these subjects. The programs consist of skits given by members. The yearly initiation was held in September, formally introducing the sophomores to the Club. The Club has many activities including candy sales, car washes, treasure hunts, and picnics. The money which is earned from the finance-projects is used by the Club for its annual banquet. Officers for the 1964-65 school year were: President.....................John Shortness Vice-President................David Putman Secretary-Treasurer...........Susan Donaldson Sponsor.......................Mrs. Kennelly Seated: John Shortness, Dave Putman. Standing: Mrs. Kennelly, Susan Donaldson I ROW ONE: Pat Porch, Mary Lindstrom, Janet Rask, Jo Ann Hartstirn. ROW TWO: Nola Conger, Rosemary Thompson, Karen Young, Linda Van Houten, Jackie Timmons, Rita O’Brien, Marsha Johnson, Skip Hartstirn. ROW THREE: Dick Sharpshair, Kendall Irons, Randy Hurst, John Burnett, Mug Sampson, Elaine Stiarwalt, Laddie McComb, Ron Luman, Aura Ulm, Nancy Brown, Carol Harding. ROW FOUR: Dennis Lefler, Mary Anne Mitchell, Janice Bevard, Diana Fengel, Phil Leverton, Bill Parli, Rob Phipps. BAND Majorettes: Jackie Timmons, Aura Ulm, Kendall Irons The Valley High band under the direction of Mr. Richard Hogan started the 1964-65 school year with the antici- pation of the coming events. The first few months were spent on learning new steps and formations for half-time enter- tainment provided at the home football games. Next on our schedule was participation in the Canton Fall Festival. The band was led by drum majorette John Shortness and majorettes Aura Ulm, JackieTimmons, and Kendall Irons. The biggest event came in October when we took a trip to Macomb, Illinois, where we took part in Western Illinois University's homecoming events. compliments of KETCHUMS STATES CAFE, avon 78 compliments of GREENWELL GRAY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST, canton ROW ONE: Cindy Sharpshair, Susan Harn, Marcia Rask, Zalene Murphy, Andy Foshay, John Shortness, Tiezzi, Connie Parli. ROW TWO: Joanne Ludwig, Gloria Timmons, Leanne Grice, Dave Putman, Phil Mike Porch, Kathy Kidwell, Ardith Owens, Lynda Conlon, Mike Barker. ROW FOUR: Mr. Hogan, Stone, Don Luman, Sally Leffingwell, Linda Overton. Director, Richard Bhear, Roger Timmons, Carol ROW THREB: Jane Timmons, Allen Morse. Roger Sherman, Debbie Brashear, Linaa Landon. BAND Drum Major: John Shortness On December 19 the band and chorus presented the annual Christmas Concert. The Fulton County Band Festival was held on February 8 in Canton. Then on April 9, the band, accompanied by the chorus, presented concert at many different schools. Some of the schools visited were Woodhull, Galva, and Moline. They played a selection of different repertoires. The school year was brought to a close in May with a Spring Concert, but the band's work was to continue in preparation for programs and home- comings during the summer. Officers for the 1964-65 year were: Student Conductor...................John Shortness Secretary............................. Nola Conger Librarians..........................JonieHartstirn Mary Lindstrom Carol Sherman ROW ONE: Kendall Irons, Jackie Timmons, Aura Ulm, Diana Hancock, Linda Schuman. ROW' TWO: Jean Davis, Susan Livingston, Janice Bevard, Karen Young, Rose Thompson, Lynda Stone, JonanneLudwig, Nola Conger. ROW THREE: Mary Landon, Nancy Brown, Janet Anderson, Carol Harding, Daniel Athearn, Jim Neville, John Burnett, Rob Phipps, Bill Parli, Mike Thurman, Andy Foshay. ROW FOUR: Susan Woodell, Kathy Roselle, I inda 1 udwig, Amy Pumfrey, Phil Conlon, Kenny Fleisher, Phil Leverton, Gary Marvel, Roger Rask, P. J. Platt, John Shortness. MIXED CHORUS Mrs. Dorma Lindstrom, director of the Valley Senior High Chorus, has a membership of seventy-five in the 1964- 65 chorus. Andy Foshay w’as chosen im- mediately after the start of school to represent the chorus in the Student Council. Bill Parli, Mary Lindstrom, Janet Rask, and Andy Foshay were our attend- ants for the All-State music activity held in Quincy in the fall. The chorus consisted of two hundred chorus students in District No. 4. During the year various members and groups such as our Folk-Singerspre- sented special numbers for club meetings, plays, church activities, etc. Mary Lindstrom and Bill Parli also attended the Super All-State activity held in Peoria in January. This event is held annually in different cities throughout the state. The chorus, band, and orchestra then give a concert for the members fo the Illinois Music Educators' Association. The chorus consisted of only two-hundred vocalists from different Districts in the state. It was quite an honor for then to attend. COMPLIMENTS OF MAQUON CAFE, MAQUON compliments of REICHERT'S JEWELRY STORE, canton ROW ONE: Janet Rask, Gloria Timmons, Leanne Grice, Elaine Stiarwalt, Marsha Johnson, Marsha Tiezzi, Mary Anne Mitchell, Chris Matteson. ROW TWO: Jo Ann Hartstirn, Connie Parli, Carol Sherman, Linda Bowles, Kathy Kidwell, Debbie Brashear, Alberta Faucon, Kathleen Stiarwalt. ROW' THREE: Mike Porch, Bob Marvel, Lyle Schuman, Dave Putman, Susan Harn, Cindy Sharpshair, Doris Peck. ROW FOUR: Skip Hartstirn, Laddie McComb, Rick Bowen, Jim Suydam, Alice Thurman, Jackie Schoneman. MIXED CHORUS On March 9 the chorus attended the County Chorus Festival in Lew'istown, and on April 9 they took a joint tour with the band to various schools pre- senting concert and special selections. These were presented by several groups including the Folk-Singers, Robed Choir, and Mixed Chorus. Show' numbers w'ere also presented by several of the students. These w'ere taken from the current Broadway hits, HELLO DOLLY and FUNNY GIRL. The two highlights of the year were Christmas Concert presented in con- junction w'ith the band and the Spring Concert held in the late spring. COMPLIMENTS OF ULMTS SERVICE, LONDON MILLS compliments of TOMPKINS STATE BANK, avon 8i ROW ONE: Aua Ulm, Ardith Owens, Mary 1 indstrom, Janet Rask, Gloria Timmons, Leanne Grice, Pat Porch, Pianist. ROW TWO: Nola Conger, Joanne Ludwig, Lynda Stone, Connie Parli, Jo Ann Hartstirn, L inda Bowles, Carol Sherman. ROW THREE: Rob Phipps, Bill Parli, Andy Foshay, Mike Porch, Bob Marvel, l yle Schuman, Dave Putman. ROW' FOUR: John Shortness, Gary Marvel, P. J. Platt, Skip Hartstirn, L.addie McComb, Jim Suydam. ROBED CHOIR compliments of LAWRENCE ARCHDALE TRUCKING, fa.rv.ew 82 COMPLIMENTS OF LOR R A IN ET S GI FTS, LONDON MILLS 83 ROW ONE: Mug Sampson, Rita O'Brien, Dixie Simmons, Pat Porch, Nancy Brown, Karen Young, Carol Harding. ROW TWO: Karen Endres, Carol Sherman, Mr. Little, sponsor, Richard Snyder, Dotty Hahn, Linda Bowles, Miss Morris, sponsor, Donna Wilson, Connie Thurman. ROW THREE: Carolyn Combs, Alberta Faucon, Doris Peck, Jackie Schoneman, Marsha Lefler, Aua Ulm, Kathy Roselle, Sally Leffingwell, Linda Overton, Marsha Johnson, Connie Parli, Kendall Irons, Jackie Timmons, Sandra Moody, Richard Helle. ROW FOUR: Diana Fengel, Carol Roberts, Karen Ferris, Laura Markley, Mary Ann Mitchell, Rosemary Thompson, Leanne Grice, Gloria Timmons, Joanne Ludwig, Erma Ulm, Zalene Murphy, Judy Archdale, Nola Conger, Jerry Norville, Dave Donaldson. ROW FIVE: Gary Bowen, VicentKnox, Linda Van Houten, Jane Timmons, Sheila Maynard, Alice Neville, Cindy Sharpshair, ElaineStiarwalt, Mary Lindstrom, Ardith Owens, Susan Harn, Marcia Tiezzi, Debbie Brashear, Kathy Kidwell, Linda Schuman, Janet Anderson, Bernard Widger, Roger Gooding, Ron Edmonson. ROW SIX: Jack Schleich, Roger Timmons, Greg DeCourcev, Tim Smith, Richard Varnold. Gary Marvel, John feurnett, Mike Porch, Harlan Cook, Loren Tessier, Mark Meyer, Bill Parli, DonVoorhees; Lyle Schuman, Jerry Fayhee, Dave Putman, John Williams, Leslie Overcash, Richard Myers. PER CLUB The purpose of the 1964-65 Pep Club was to build school spirit and good sportsmanship at the athletic events. Members are required to attend a certain number of games and make posters for the games and sock hops. During the basketball season, the Pep Club sponsored two sock hops and sold bumper stickers to build up its treasury. On March 12th, the Club sponsored a sock hop featuring a disc jockey from the Peoria radio station. Officers for the 1964-65 school year were: President..................Dotty Hahn Vice-President.............Rita O'Brien Secretary-Treasurer . Janet Shortness Girl's Leader..............Linda Bowles Boy's Leader................Rick Snyder Sponsors...................Miss Morris Mr. Little r $� 8 A -vi v MS i f ROW 1--H. Cook, P. L everton, J, Burnett, P. Platt, J. Woodall, J. Schleich, G. DeCourcey, G. Bowen, J. Endres, R. Helle, J. Neville. ROV II--R. Sampson, M. Barker, D. Schisler, L. Overcash, R. Hurst, R. Rask, K. Kennelly, P. Kennelly, D. Donaldson, B. Parii, M. Harding. ROW I11--R.' Glaser. L. Simkins. J. VanHoose. E. Morse. J. Hulet, R. Bowen, F. Schleich, D. Endres, C. McMahon, E. Powers, B. Kennelly. ROW IV--Coach Little, W. Watkins, J. Dow in, K. Fleisher, L. Powers, C. O'Brien, C. Watkins, V. Knox, G. Worrell, D. Voorhees, B. Downing, S. Hartstirn, M. Barker, J. Schultz, Coach Bennett. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Valley................................12 Valley................................19 Valley................................ 0 Valley.............................. 14 Valley.............................. Valley................................ 0 Valley................................13 Valley................................ 0 Roseville...........................6 Cuba...............•...............28 Northwestren.......................28 Avon...............................36 Astoria.............................0 V.I.T..............................40 Bergen..............................7 Mackinaw............................0 John Shortness, P. J. Platt, Kerry Willey, Frank Mike Barker, Keith Dunblazier, Jim Melton, Tom Ferry, Kyle Kennelly, Mark Meyer, Warren Watkins, Baker, Roger Simkins. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Valley............ Valley........... Valley........... Valley........... Roseville Tourney Valley........... Valley........... Valley........... Valley........... County Tourney . Valley........... Valley........... Valley........... Valley........... Valley........... Valley........... Valley........... Valley........... 86 V.I.T................................82 66 Astoria..........................34 91 Knoxville........................79 75 Cuba.................................71 ................................First Place ........54 .........45 .........23 .... 67 Third Place 51 V.I.T........ 108 Astoria . . . 58 Cuba ........ 59 Avon ....... 61 Roseville . . 45 Industry . . . 89 Yates City . . 47 Northwestern 68 48 52 53 56 39 72 55 82 Avon ........ 71 Industry . . . 26 Northwestern 59 Abingdon . . COMPLIMENTS OF CANTON FLORIST, CANTON COMPLIMENTS OF SYLVIA'S BEAUTY SHOP, FAIRVIEW JOHN SHORTNESS 6 3”-Senior Center ROGER SIMKINS 6f-Senior Guard P. J. PLATT 6'1’’-Senior Forward VARSITY FRANK FERRY 5 10 -Junior Center KYLE KENNELLY 5f10’' -Junior Guard KERRY WILLEY 5110 -Senior Forward KEITH DUNBLAZIER 6 -Senior Forward JIM MELTON 6 -Junior Forward TOM BAKER 6 -Senior Guard MARK MEYER 5f 9 -Senior Guard VARSITY MIKE BARKER 6'-Junior Guard WARREN WATKINi 5'iO”-Junior Guard MANAGERS Richard Bhear Harlan Cook ROW ONE: Coach Gary I ittle, Rick Bowen, Mike Boletto, Kenny Fleisheri Roger Rask, Bob Marvel, Chuck McMahon, manager. ROW TWO: Mike Thurman, Allen Morse, Phil Conlon, Dick Sharpshair, Jim Neville, Randy Hurst, Brian Kennelly. SOPHOMORE Valley.................................40 Valley.................................53 Valley.................................47 Valley.................................63 Valley.................................49 Valley.................................63 Valley.................................56 Valley.................................44 County Tourney......................... Valley.................................48 Valley.................................47 Valley.................................44 Valley.................................65 Valley.................................41 Valley.................................44 Valley.................................72 Valley................................. SCHEDULE V.I.T.............................37 Astoria...........................39 Knoxville.........................69 Cuba..............................64 Avon..............................52 Industry......................... 39 Northwestern......................68 Abingdon..........................51 .........................Third Place V.I.T.............................60 Astoria...........................39 Cuba..............................55 Avon..............................69 Rosewille.........................39 Industry......................... 38 Yates City........................55 Northwestern.................... BASKETBALL COMPLIMENTS OF VALLEY CAFE, FAIRVIEW compliments of PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO., HAVANA 90 Sophomore Cheerleaders: Mus Sampson, Dixie Simons, Rita O'Brein Carol Harding Pat Porch Mug Sampson Dixie Simons Rita O’Brien Karen Young Nancy Brown Varsity Cheerleaders: Carol Harding, Nancy Brown, Karen Young, Pat Porch ifiiipi mm mm 5 H 2!§1 VALLEY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING ROYALTY 1964—1965 QUEEN............JANET RASK KING.........JERRY WOODALL 92 VISIT JACK BILL'S CELLAR, canton COMPLIMENTS OF C a R MARKET, LONDON MILLS 93 VALLEY’S BRAUN Compliments of Mr. and and Family Compliments of Mr. and William Lloyd Compliments of Mr. and Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Hartstirn Mrs. C. L. Rasmussen and Mrs. Jocob W. Lindstrom Mrs. Russell Fengel Compliments of Rev. and Mrs. Ira E. Moats Compliments of Larry and Mary's Grocery Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. 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