Wellington High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Wellington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

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Everyone was happy to see each other and to rush to classes again, but after a few weeks to- gether, Alan decided to take Debbie OUT to eat. Randy seems to get a kick out of the meals, too. '11 L Q 'Sf LJ' 'K 1 , lsr ' .,-l As is traditional, along with the beginning of the year came initiation. The G.A.A initiated the new members and the seniors initiated the freshmen. Even- tually, everyone got into the fun and all had a fine time Finally, along came basketball season, and players and fans alike arrived early to board the bus for away games. Homecoming brought out the spirit in most when cheerleader Vicky got into a bit of a pie fight with Coach Cummins. To her surprise, the coach had more pie than she realized. Concessions for home games were always sold by the juniors and the student council and, eventually, other clubs got into the act. Christmas came with the arrival of Santa Clause and everyone exchanged gifts among friends and teachers. But soon after the vacation, school life worked itself back to normal with its share of assemblies and pep sessions. The student council also contributed a stu- dent lounge at this time which was appreciated by all. Along with spring came the senior trip to St. Louis with its swimming, movie, and zoog then, on to gradu- ation, the last step for the Class of 1972. Sleeping Beauty 1972 Cha Cha Cha! Future Nuclear Physicists? ?? The annual editors take a coke break after Earl, what a physique! And that smile, Jim! a long day of taking pictures. Jeanne, no! You musn't! Not here! Scalar Crzjv After an extremely looonnng weekend, Mrs. Keller dreams ofa hot bath andjust one minute of peace and quiet. Curtis seems to have his eye on someone for the week- end, Who could it possibly be? Here's Janie, finding time to study for her next week's exams. April 7th at 6:00 a.m. the Senior class was SUPPOSED to be St. Louis boundg however, due to Mr. Hasselbring oversleeping we didn't leave until 8:00 a.m. After several hours on the road fighting the rain, we arrived in St. Louis. The Arch ofSt. Louis was the first welcome sign we saw. After unpacking we toured the Anheuser Busch Brewery. After dinner many of the braver Seniors decided to take a swim. Saturday we spent our time shopping, touring the Arch, swimming, sitting in the whirlpool and the saunas, and seeing a movie. ' Sunday morning everyone was busy packing and getting ready to go the St. Louis Zoo. Arriving home Sunday night, we all laughed about the weekend's experiences. Our curb-driver , Mr. Hasselbring, arrived at 8:00 a.m. and we're ready to go. Nick just seemed to hang around the entire trip. ,4 Weeken It was a long trip to St. Louis but every- one seemed to get comfortable. We ca.n't seem to figure out why Janie com- plained about her big feet the whole time. '0 kemamber The Seniors pose for a picture while visiting the famous arch. No, it wasn't McDonalds! At 2:00 a.m. there's still time for a pillow fight. Everyone in the pool was the cry that echoed through halls of the Marriott hotel. With nerves twitching, everyone waits for the long elevator ride. Dedication , E!! i .. We, the senior class of 1972, wish to dedicate the 1972 annual, Reflections , to a fine teacher, a loyal sponsor, and a true friend, Mrs. Vera Keller. Mrs. Keller, we thank you for everything you've done. The Class of ,72 Kcflcvfions of Guidance .................... . . Beginnings . . . rigf4xg5 :A YV Friends . . . x 4' S V ' I ' 4 63:22 . . . Yi Act1v1t1es 6 W Spirit .... M W 1 'D Love.. M4 ' .1 Elementary Understanding ..... Advertising .... MAKE P N +092 Rs or at ' 42 D m 5 2 u. TA? 1 3, 6 5 Y vs 44 -' QQ 'Y O OQSL EWR iw ,561 Q X 'fllwv fx- my Sditaris' Zzrewell m l It has been a great honor to serve as the editors of the 1972 edition of Reflections . Our class decided on changing the annual name from Memoirs to Reflections hop- ing that it will continue improving with this name in the future years. In this annual, we have tried to reflect Wellington's never to be forgotten memories, joys, and tears of our long struggle to higher education. We would like to thank the entire annual staff for their cooperation and extend a special thanks to our sponsor, Miss Sturm, for the many hours she put toward making this annual possible. Best of luck to the future flgmwf editors. Annual Smg Don Huckleby Rick Vogel Lynda Kohl Ruth Ziebart Pat Buckner Karen Robinson Randy Howe Mags Bolen SPONSOR Jeanne Thompson Miss Jan Sturm Laura Rice CO-EDITORS Steve Mastin Dianne Pruitt Joe Heffelfinger Cheryl Decker Alan Boyden BUSINESS MANAGERS John Jeffers Donna Langellier Lee Anderson Dorothy Galloway Curt Spaur PHOTOGRAPHERS John Gore Janie Swartz Nick Adsit COPY EDITOR Nancy Barrick Here the annual staff gathers around the table to work on layouts, pictures, plans, advertising, and many other numerous jobs. But it isn't always ALL work at our nightly meetings. ,kd W,,,..., 1 K will a ,n, L at At least hall monitors can find time to study in peace and quiet. A crowded hallway between classes, offers little elbow room. Wilber quit fooling around and get to class! You only have three minutes. Keflecfions of Quidzzrzce e fs fl esre f1g','-A fr if: ff?f3i..,,f t Mr. Jerry Hasselbring Illinois State University B.S. in Education Industrial Arts 1,2,3, and 4, Arts and Crafts Mr. Richard Fulton Eastern Illinois University, Summer Institute, Lehigh University. Intro-Algebra, Algebra I,II, Geometry, Math IV, and General Business li fa 'E E 3 eili Q M z L W EF Me Miss Betty Miller Western Illinois University B.A. in Education French 1,2,3, and 4 B -3 . L' I- ll .R S Mr. Cloyd Hastings Eastern Illinois University B.S. in Education World History, Economics, Studies and U.S. History Sociology, Track Coach, Junior High Social ' gmt., X, MX s5'ft5YNSifN 'A X .sf t 'z . Mr. Robert Cummins Eastern Illinois University B.S. in Education Boy's P.E., Driver Education, Junior High Science Mr. Thomas Shaffer Illinois State University Bachelor of Music Education Chorus, Humanities, junior High Band and Chorus ,ai Miss Jan Sturm Eastern Illinois University B.S. in Business Education General Business, Office Practice, Typing, Bookkeeping, and Shorthand Mrs. Vera Keller B.S. in Education Southern Illinois University Master's in Education. Home Ec. 1,2,3, and 7th and 8th grade Home economics, Family Living S t W 8 Mrs. Linda I-Irodey Eastern Illinois University B.S. in Education Physical Education QGrade and High Schools Miss Barbara Harvey Quincy College B.A. in Education English 1,2,3,4 Practical English Mr. Richard Gibson University of Illinois B.S. Biology Biology I and II, Chemistry, Physics , iv-9-nr-vw' E .. iii! Teachers T h a n k s G u i d a n c e Board Members: Front: Mrs. Adsit Clockwise: Mr. Totheroh Mr. McClure Mr. Swartz Mr. Slinker Mr. Lockhart Mr. Patterson U16 Schoal Direcfvrs Superintendent Henry Slinker Secretaries The quiet voice of the stylish Dottie Holmes often can Rebecca Wallen, the busy bee of our office is consid- be heard over the intercom. ered to be a friend to the students and faculty. Hanks Af The gourmet chefs of the high school cafeteria provide The patter of little feet can be heard at Prairie Green the students with new and original dishes. Busy at when it is time for one of Mrs. Blackwell's lunches. work are Lois Vogel and Delores Thompson. m fs-M----.af rssnne s if S- , , A . Bus Drivers june Jeffers Lou Heffelfinger Wanda Cline, Absent ,fanifars Shorty O'Neal 85 Herb Walsh Willie Franklin Keflwfions 0 eginuings S George Leland Anderson GiLee,, Track 2,3, Pep Club 1,2 Nancy Lee Barrick SCNancy!9 F.H.A. 1-45 G.A.A. 1-45 Reporter 3,4,5 French Club 45 Pres. 45 Student Council 1,35 Chorus 1-45 Sec. 45 Royal Duke 3,45 Pep Club 1-45 Sec. 35 Reporter 45 F.T.A. V-P 45 Homecoming Attendant 35 Queen of Homecoming 45 School Play 25 Annual staff 45 Prom Escort 35 Pom- pettes 15 Candle Girl 1-35 Who's Who Among American High School Students 45 Outstanding Teenager Award 4. Nicholas Samuel Adsit Nick Basketball 1-45 Track 15 All School Play 35 I.A. 1-45 Treas. 35 Pres 45 F.F.A. 1,25 Sec. 25 Student Council 2,3,45 Treas. 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Pres. 45 Pep Club 1-45 Class Officer: Pres. 35 V-P. 45 Homecoming Court 35 Prom King Candidate 45 Annual Staff45 Photographer 4 Dorothy Marie Galloway Dorothy G.A.A. 1-43 F.H.A. 1-43 Degree Chairman 3,43 F.T.A. 4: Reporter 43 Speech 1-43 School Plays 2,33 Annual Staff 43 Business Manager 4: Royal Duke Staff 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Chorus 43 Candle Girl 2g French Club 43 V.P. 4: Outstanding Teenager of America Award 43 Advanced Placement Course in Rhetoric at D.J.C. 4 Kenneth Garrett CCKen5, I.A. Club 4g Annual Staff 4 f PHOTO 3 John Lee Gore r A . NOT ' John . ' 3AYAILABLE I Q X Chorus 1-43 French Club 4: Annual Staff 43 Chorus Musical 3 if '3ri- A I it . Marjorie joan Bolen CCMagS,7 Royal Duke 3,4,5 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 1-45 G.A.A. 1-45 V-P 45 Chorus 1-45 Chorus Musical 35 All School Play 3 Alan Charles Boyden i MAP, F.F.A. 1,25 Treas. 25 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1-45 Track 1,2,5 Varsity A Club 3,45 V-P 45 Chorus 1-3: Annual staff 45 Pep Club 1-45 School Play 35 Class Officer: V.P. 35 Pres. 45 Prom Court 35 Home- coming Court 3,4 Cheryl Sue Decker Shirley Sue Class Officer: Sec. 1,2,45 G.A.A. 1-45 Pres. 45 F.H.A. 1-45 Rec. Sec. 3,45 Student Council 1,45 Sec. 45 Pep Club 1-45 Sec. 25 Pres. 45 Homecoming Court Attendant 25 Queen Candidate 45 Speech Contest 1,2,45 School Play 35 National Honor Society 2-45 Roayl Duke Staff 45 F.T.A. 45 Pres. 45 Prom Escort 35 Queen Candidate 45 Pompettes 15 Listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students 45 Outstanding Teenager I of America 45 Candle girl 1,25 Advanced Placement Course in Rhetoric , at D.J.C. 45 Annual Editor 4. 31 '-C7 K Joseph Leon Heffelflnger oe!! Basketball 1-25 Baseball 1,2,4g Track 1,25 Pep Club 1,23 Varsity Club 2,3,4g Chorus 2,3,4 Randy Kae Howe Randy Chorus 1,43 F.H.A. 1: G.A.A. 4 R.O.T.C. Sponsorette Captain 2,39 Annual Staff 45 Teacher's Aide 2,3 Donald Ross I-Iuckleby KCI-luck!! Basketball 35 Baseball 33 I.A. Club 1,2,3g Varsity Club 33 Pep Club 1 ,3 Linda Lucille Kohl Linda G.A.A. 1-45 Chorus 1-4g Pep Club 1-3:Al1 School Play 34 Chorus Mu- sical 3: Royal Dulce Staff 43 Annual Staff 4 john William Jeffers CGJ ohm!! F.F.A. 2g I.A. 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 43 Varsity Club 1 Baseball 3,45 School Play 3 Donna Denise Langellier Donna I.A. Club 45 G.A.A. 1-43 Bowling Chairman 4g Annual Staff 4g Business Manager 43 Candle Girl 2 Stephen Gene Mastin Steve Track 1-43 Baseball 3,43 Basketball 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Prom King 4 Dianne Pruitt UDP, F.H.A. 1-43 Corr. Sec. 3,43 Class Treas. 2-43 Annual Ed. 43 Royal Duke Staff 3,43 Co-ed. 33 Ed. 43 G.A.A. 1-43 V-P 33 Student Council 33 Pep Club 1-43 Homecoming Ch. Homecoming Att. 1-33 Prom Escort 33 Pompette li Cheerleader 2,33 Christmas Musical 3g All-School Play 3,43 F.T.A. 43 Sec.-Treas. 4g Candle girl 2 Laura Rice Laura Cheerleader 2-43 F.H.A. 1-43 Rec. Ch. 2,33 Pep Club 1-43 G.A.A. 1-43 Pompette 13 Royal Duke staff 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Chorus 1,2Q Christmas Musical 3g A11 School Play 33 Class Officer: Reporter 43 Homecoming Queen 4g Candle girl 1-33 Prom Queen 4 43 Chorus 2-43 Sec.-Treas. 33 Pres. 43 Karen Sue Robinson Karen Sue G.A.A. 1-45 Chorus 1,25 Pep Club 1-35 Royal Duke 45 Annual Staff4 Curtis Dale Spaur Curt Annual Staff 45 Chorus 25 Royal Duke 45 Chorus Musical 35 School Play 35 F.F.A 1 Janie Kay Swartz Janie', Class President 15 Student Council V.P. 35 G.A.A. 1-45 Chorus 15 Candlegirl 1-35 Pep Club 1-35 President 25 F.H.A. 1-45 President 45 V.P. 35 Degree Chairman 25 National Delegate 15 All School Play 35 Royal Duke staff 2-45 Annual staff 45 Photographer 4 Helen Jean Thompson Jeanne F.H.A. 1-43 Projects Ch. 3g Treasurer 43 G.A.A. 1-43 Bowling Ch. 33 Sec- Treas. 43 Class V.P. 13 Chorus 2-43 Librarian 33 Homecoming Court 13 Prom Escort 3g Prom Queen Candidate 43 Pompette 13 Annual Staff43 Pep Club 1-43 Cheerleader 2-43 Chorus Musical 33 All School Play 33 Royal Duke staff 2-43 Candlegirl 1,2 Richard Wayne Vogel Rick Baseball 3,43 Basketball 1-43 Track 1-43 F.F.A. 1,23 Reporter 23 Class President 23 l.A. Club 1-43 Pep Club 1-43 Varsity Club 1-43 Annual Staff 4 Ruth Ann Ziebart ffautw' Chorus 1-43 G.A.A. 4g All School Play 2,33 Annual Staffg Whols Who Among American High School Students 43 Chorus Musical 3 Glass of '72 -v4y g'lll I I1 A V... - ' ' I .vii 'W 9 , fr V! ce, Nix 8 Class Flower: Lily-of-the-Valley Class Colors: Purple and White Class Motto: Today is the First Day of the Rest of Our Lives Zlass of '72 Owners Back Row: Vice President, Nick Adsitg President, Alan Boydeng Sponsor, jerry Hasselbringg Front Row: Reporter Laura Riceg Secretary, Cheryl Deckerg Treasurer, Dianne Pruittg Sponsor, Vera Keller On behalf of the class of 72 , I would like to ex- press our sincere gratitude to our parents, teachers, and friends who have helped us complete twelve years of education. 72 Class President, Alan Boyden MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED FUNNIEST 8C Cheryl Lee 86 Donna FRIENDLIEST MOST TALKATIVE John 85 Dianne Curtis 81 Janie yqaal MOST CAREFREE MOST STUDIOUS Steve 8: Mags Cheryl 85 Curtis , Tw f CUTEST MOST ATHLETIC Nick 35 Nancy Alan 8: Donna VALEDICTO RIAN Cheryl Decker DAR-SAR Cheryl Decker Alan Boyden BAUSH 86 LOMB Ruth ziebarr Senio 01117119 AMERICAN LEGION Alan Boyden, Ruth Ziebart BETTY CROCKER Nancy Barrick ,' xx SALUTATORIAN Dorothy Galloway I, Nick Adsit, being of sound mind and body will my curly hair to Steve the Runt, my athletic abilities to Terry Field, and my ability to behave to Donna Voyles. I, George Leland Anderson, being of sound mind and body will my cricket impersona- tions and my disturbing the classroom power to Earl Thompson. HAVE FUN EARL! I, Nancy Lee Barrick, being of sound mind and body will my inability to do gymnastics to my sister jane, my ability to achieve a lot in Student Council to my darling cousin Terry Field, and my being allowed to go steady and be pre-engaged in one month to Brenda Wise. I, Mags Bolen, being of sound mind and body will my curly hair to Mike Creighton, my ability to sleep in a family living without getting caught to Danny Cobb, and my ability to skip school without getting caught to Cheryl I-Iolt. I, Alan Boyden, being of sound mind and body will my long legs to Earlest Thompson and my very good grades to my babe, Deb McClure. I, Cheryl Decker, being of sound mind and body will my ability of getting home on time and not getting grounded to my brother, Allen. To Kay Kinney my gullibility, my ability to stay single my senior year, and my belief in God. I, Dorothy Marie Galloway, being of unsound mind and body will my fantastic co-ordina- tion to Debbie McClure and my height to Doug Dodson. I, Ken Garrett, being of sound mind and body will my ability to skip out of school to Doug Dodson. I, John Gore, really don't have anything to give away. I, Joe Hefflefinger, being of sound mind and body will my ability to stay out of trouble to Steve Gore, Rusty Foster, and Wes Evans. They need it! I, Randy Kae Howe, being of sound mind and body will my long hair to my sister jackie, and I will my ability to do good in all classes especially general business to Mary Jo Rush. My school grades go to any girl that really needs them. I, Don Huckleby, being of sound mind and body will my long hair to Steve Adsit and my good behavior to Nard Pate. I, John Jeffers, being of sound mind and body will my ability to pass a test and only study on it for five minutes to Terry Moore, and my ability to win races to Danny Wat- son. I also would like to give Nard Pate my ability to beat traffic tickets. I, Linda Kohl, being of sound mind and body will my shortness to Teresa Rowell and Connie Jennings, my straight manageable hair to Jane Dixon and my ability to get along with Mr. Hastings to Suzy O'Neal. I, Donna Langellier, being of sound mind and body will my good grades to whomever needs them and my ability to roam the halls anytime of the day without getting caught. 67105 Wills' I, Steve Mastin, being of sound mind and body will my speed to Tim Wasson, and my ability to do all sports to my younger brothers. I, Dianne Pruitt, being of sound mind and body will my sheet music for the national an- them to Sue Patterson, my ability to find someone who really cares my senior year to Kay Kinney, my Johnson's Baby Powder to Vicky Foster, and my sweet cousin Nick to Donna Voyles. I, Laura Rice, being of sound mind and body will my ability to make it through school to the rest of my brothers and sisters in school and my ability to drive a tractor to Terry Field. fHe Needs Itlj I, Karen Robinson, being of sound mind and body will my long hair to Jane Dixon. I, Curt Spaur, being of sound mind and body will my ability to skip out of P.E. to all the boys who have to take cal and my ability to flirt and tease Miss Sturm to Allen Decker. I,-Ianie Kay Swartz, being of sound mind and body will my ability never to speak out of turn to Dennis Wilbur, my brains to Ollie Clements, and my ability to receive the blame for things I didn't do to LeeAnn Lockhart. I, Jeanne Thompson, being of sound mind and body will my cheerleading ability to my cousin Donna Voyles, my straight hair to Shelia Koger, my ability to become engaged my senior year to Kay Kinney, my height to Doug Dodson, my presidency ofthe -I.B.P. Club to Vicky Foster, and my ability to finally graduate to all underclassmen. I, Rick Vogel, being of sound mind and body will my debts to Wellington High and my height to Doug Dodson and my physique to Jim Pyle. I, Ruth Ann Ziebart, being of sound mind and body will my ability to have the nerve to take Math IV to all this yearls Algebra II students. Qraduatiau Day Nick and Donna say their farewells. But only for the moment! MW, 3 ' Valedictorian Cheryl Decker welcomes all. The senior class sponsors, Mr. Hasselbring and Mrs. Keller, lead in the class to Pomp and Circumstance. What's wrong, Mrs. Keller? The senior quartet, Dianne, Jeanne, Ruth, and Mags, sings Graduation Day, bringing on a few tears. K fe Janie, what ARE you doing??? john, you must have a friend somewhere! Peace to you, too, John, but LEFT on, Nick? Vrieudal A Some students just must get away from it all to study, right, Nick?? Where are you going in such a hurry with that big smile, Bear?? Where do you find everyone on the first spring days? Certainly not inside!! Klass of 73 ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MADE gg. , i Q Wx 'lxililv V 1 4 ' ' D Myra Campbell Ollie Clements Danny Cobb Jane Dixon Douglas Dodson Terry Field Wayne Gibson Tom Gore Cheryl Holt Jackie Howe Connie Jennings Kay Kinney Robert Koger Jerry Langellier james Pyle Teresa Rowell Earl Tompson Cindy Totheroh Dennis Voyles Danny Watson 611155 nf '73 OMWS Front Row: Kay Kinney-Reporter, Brenda Wise-Sec-Treasurer. Second row: Dennis Voyles-V. Pres., jerry Langellier -Sergeant at Arms, Terry Field-aPresiclent, Danny Watson-Reporter. Third row: Sponsors: Mr. Fulton and Mr. Gibson As is customary, the juniros ran the candy stand this year to make money for the prom. Everyone liked to get into the act, either a buyer or a seller. What a wonderful opportunity for all! 611155 of U74 Tim Watson Dawn Wolfley f003l!5Y 319 A D gl :' ,' ig MN NOT SHOWN Jane Barrick Virginia Calvert Bruce Clements Micheal Creighton Allen Decker Darlene Dodson Vicky Foster Lynn Fraley Otis Galloway Dave Johnson Robin Johnson Junior Koger Lee-Ann Lockhart Sue O'Neal Regina Rice Donna Voyles 60155 of '74 OMccrs President Allen Decker Vice-President Tim Watson Treasurer Jane Barrick Secretary Darlene Dodson Reporters Robin Johnson Mike Creighton QAbsentl Sponsors Miss Sturm and Miss Miller : - :- 9 M . iff fix, i t . ' 2 Q L This was a very exciting and memorable year for the class of 1974. They received class rings, which a few promptly traded. This year they took driver's education and increased their life insurance. They made money by sponsoring a turkey raffle at Thanksgiving. But most of all, they enjoyed not being green freshman and the youngest in the high school. Glass af H75 T11 ABSENT PHOTO NOT AVAILA Ly N0 Wolf, ff: if 'Sf' i W J fx 6 Claudia Swartz Tom Brookwalter Gail Buckner James Carl Sharon Carl Robin Clements Wanda Dinning Wesley Evans Russel Foster Steve Gore Ron Hefflefinger Kathy Johnson Sheila Koger Kathy Kohl Janet Leigh Dennis Lithgow Sue Lockhart Henry Longfellow Debbie McClure Terry Moore Gayle Pate Sue Patterson Mary Jo Rush Charlene Sloan Ricki Smith Pete Sollars 6Zuv4y'VZ5Uc2Mkww F I .igi 'X t B F N , 2- s vsr fsff'- me . Bi is 1- -'- f e ' i ' X fe Q' ,,,,,,, arms he New X e' 1 e s ,..-.g,Rl5x1, .X M5 , t . . . A 9 A 6 QQIB nagni L, F 2 Sponsors-Mr. Shaffer and Mr. Hastings. Officers: Charlene Sloan, Dennis Lithgow, Sharon Carl, Henry Longfellow, Rusty Foster and Wes Evans The highlight ofthe year for the Freshman was initiation. The day started out with the Freshman and their Mas- ters assembling in front ofthe school to escourt their Masters into the building. As the day went by each Freshman did as their Master said. Then when the day came to an end everyone assembled to the gym to watch the Freshman become a part ofthe school. ,Iii A long lunch line and delicious food await each stu- Over noon hour, most students sit on the steps and dent at 12:00 noon! relax, but Janie always seems to find time to pose! Steve finds himself in File 139 still, Curtis is always around with a helping hand! fudcuf Zourzcil Front row: Terry Field, President, Ollie Clements, Vice-President, Nick Adsit, Cheryl Sue Decker. Middle Row: Tim Watson, Jane Barrick, Terry Moore, Mr. Gibson, Sponsor. Back Row: Pete Sollars, Dennis Wilber, Dennis Voyles. STUDENT COUNCIL: VOICE OF THE STUDENTS This year, the student government of W.H.S. added a student lounge to our school. They have been pushing this the past few years, and it was a worthwhile goal. They pro- vided some movies for entertainment for the student body and faculty. As money making projects, they sold popcorn at ball games as they do annually, and they had a sock hop in February. This was a successful year for the Student Council. ?ufurc Zkaclzers The highlights of the year for Future Teachers of America. was student teaching, from which we all benefited. We discussed various things at our meetings among them was why teachers chose to teach. Dorothy Galloway Dianne Pruitt Cheryl Decker Danny Cobb Nancy Barrick Miss Miller Mr. Hastings Tom Brookwalter Reporter Sec-Treasurer President Member V. President Sponsor Sponsor Pub. Rel. Dir. fvfuturc' ffomemakers of America Zfhfl. Ofivcrs Cheryl-Secretary Lee Ann-Projects Chairman Dianne-Corresponding Secretary Jeanne-Treasurer Dorothy-Degrees Chairman jane-Public Relations Vicky-Recreation Chairman Cindy-Historian 5- A. fl. Front row: D. Langellier, J. Thompson, C. Decker, Mrs. Hrocley-Sponsor, M. Bolen, N. Barrick, Second row L. Lockhart, B. Wise, M. Campbell, C. Totheroh, L. Fraley, D. Pruitt, K. Kinney , L. Rice, S. Lockhart K Kohl, D. McClureg Third row: S. Carl, J. Rice, C. Holt, C. Sloan, M. Rush, S. Patterson, R. Johnson L Kohl K. Robinson, D. Galloway, J. Barrickg Fourth row: V. Foster, D. Voyles, Swartz, R. Ziebart, D Wolfley D Dodson, C. Jennings, J. Dixon, K. Johnson, T. Moore, J. Leigh, C. Swartz. Officers Nancy Barrick-Rep. Cheryl Decker-Pres. Mags Bolen-V. Pres. Jeanne Thompson-Sec. Treas. Donna Langellier-Bowling Chr. Activities Hiking Bowling Swimming Volleyball 5.,4.,4. l5'0ufHng Awards HIGH TEAM Top: Darlene Dodson Jane Dixon Bottom: Jane Barrick Donna Langellier HIGH GAME and HIGH AVERAGE Donna Voyles MOST IMPROVED BOWLER Randy Howe Pep glllb Front Row: Sue P., Robert K., Ollie C., Wanda D., Charlene S., Rick S., Row 2: Sue L., Pete S., Dennis W., Sharon C., Laura R., Jeanne T., Myra C., Cheryl D. Row 3: Wayne G., Doug D., Kay K., Terry F., Donna V., Lynn F., Vicky F., Dianne P. Row 4: Wes E., Rusty F., Kathy J., Earl T., Darlene D., Jane B., Sue O., Row 5: Allen D., Tim W., Junior K., Nancy B., Mags B., Karen R., Row 6: Dennis V., Alan B., LeeAnn L., Jeanne R., Claudia S. Back row: Nick A., Jim P., Terry M., Debbie M., Janet L. Officers: Front: Jeanne Rice, Lynn Fraley, Dianne Pruitt, Cheryl Decker Back: Nancy Barrick, Ollie Clements Varsity 61116 Center: Coach Cummins Left back to front: J. Heffelfinger, H. Longfellow, J. Jeffers, M. Creighton, W. Gib- son, D. Voyles, N. Adsit, Right back to front: T. Brookwalter, E. Thompson, T. Watson, P. Sollars, J. Pyle, D Wilber, T. Fields, A. Boyden Nick Adsit: President Coach Cummins: Sponsor Alan Boyden: Vice-President Terry Fields: Sec.-Treas. Industrial Arts Front row: Jim Carl, Wes Evans, Rusty Foster, Rick Smith, Donna Langellier, Dennis Lithgow, Rick Vogel Second row: Jerry Langellier, Tom Gore, Pete Sollars, Danny Cobb, Ollie Clements, Earl Thompson Third row: Sponsor, Mr. Hasselbring, Henry Longfellow, Bruce Clements, Mike Creighton, Dennis Wilbur, Ken Gar- rett, Jirn Webb Fourth row: John Jeffers, Terry Field, Danny Watson, Nick Adsit Back row: Pyle, Doug Dodson, Alan Boyden, Dennis Voyles 0fWcers Mr. Hasselbring, sponsor, Alan Boyden, John Jeffers, Nick Adsit, Ollie Clements, Dennis Wilbur Us ,Amis Qranczzis V. Pres.-Dorothy Gallowayg Pres.-Nancy Barrickg Sec.-Tres.-Terry Mooreg Sponsor-Miss Millerg Newspaper helpers-Danny Cobbg Tom Brookwalter Front Row: Sponsor-Miss Millerg Jim Carlg Rusty Fosterg Steve Goreg Second Row: Claudia Swartzg Janet Leighg Jackie I-Ioweg Dorothy Gallowayg John Goreg Terry Mooreg Back row: Jane Barrickg Lynn Fraleyg Sue Pattersong Nancy Barrickg Tom Brookwalter ACTIVITIES: Christmas Banquet, selling candles, apple-dunking booth at the Lion's Club Halloween Festival of Harmon Front row: Jackie Howe, Dianne Pruitt, Sue O'Neal, Kay Kinney, Nancy Barrick, Sue Lockhart, Sue Patterson, Jeanne Thompson, Mr. Shaffer, Dir. Second row: Dorothy Galloway, Ruth Zie- bart, Mags Bolen, Kathy Johnson, Sharon Carl, Connie Jennings, Deb McClure, Jane Dixon, Lyn- da Kohl, Kathy Kohlg Third row: John Gore, Dennis Lithgow, Joe Heffelfinger, Alan Boyden, John Mastin, John Jeffers, Dave Johnson, Ron Heffelfinger, Earl Thompsong Absent: Allen Decker, Robin Clements, Tom Gore, Mary Jo Rush, Dawn Wolfley, Tom Brookwalter, Gail Buckner H i 8 h S c h o o I President Dianne Pruitt V. President J. Heffelfinger Sec.-Tres.-Rep Nancy Barrick Director Mr. Shaffer Spring 1-2-3-4-let's try that verse just ONCE more. After the concert, the accompanists discuss their errors while Mr. Shaffer talks with someone else. Dianne seems to be wide awake to her errors. Mr. Hasselbring, the chief drummer at W.H.S., shows off his talents to every- one's delight. 0l1L'6'l'f Everyone seems to he glued to their seats as Mr. Shaffer directs the Grade School band. The band patiently awaits the go ahead from their able director, Mr. Shaffer. This is it! The big night! Sing it pretty now girls! Kaya! Duke D Pruitt J Thompson N Barrick. Second row: M. Rush, S Front row: R. I-lowe, L. Rice, K. Kinney, . , . , . Carl, K. Johnson, D. Galloway, T. Brookwalter. Third row: C. Decker, Jan Sturm, M. Bolen, L. Kohl, S O'Nea.l, K. Robinson, K. Kohl. Fourth row: D. Voyles,-I. Rice, L. Lockhartg C. Totheroh, M. Campbell ' ' l V. Foster. C. Holt, B. Wise, J. Swartz. Back row: C. Spaur, S. Mastln, N. Adslt, L. Fra ey, Co-editors, Kay Kinney and Cheryl Holt look on as the editor, Dianne Pruitt demonstrates. Nzzfiamzl Jfvrwr Society Left to Right: Dorothy Galloway-SeniorgCindy Totheroh-Juniorg Jane Dixon-Juniorg Cheryl Decker-Seniorg Jane Barrick-Sopho- moreg Richard Gibson-Advisorg Absent: Nancy Barrick-Seniorg Q' 0 C369 C39 wg, o 23' Q1 cb 'ir NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S 'ff 5 : 'E r 1 p V A W k S QS 'Yo 04,019 Q. 60 QS' 069 'M X - Q , fag: Minister, Steve, talks over the wedding with ushers, Don, Lee, and Kenn. w Qamiy livin Our talented pianist, Dianne, plays as John sings Moten, and Karen looks on. Laura, Nancy, Dorothy, and Donna serve cake and punch to the hungry guests. ack Wedding The glowing bride and groom, Jeanne and Joe, and their proud parents, Alan and Mags, and Ruth and Curtis. You look tired, Jeanne! Boy, that cake looks good! Jeanne, with the aid of Mrs. Keller, prepares food for the F.H.A. Spaghetti Supper. Mrs. Slinker and Mrs. Campbell pose for a picture while buying some of the G.A.A.'s delicious baked goods. The Pep Club sponsored a babysitting service at the basketball games and Anne Fulton seems to enjoy it. Student Council members, along with other help, pop popcorn to serve between games. Don't eat up all the profits, gang! Keflecfivns of Spirit When th Three on one, is that fair? Nick, did you ever consider ballet?? All alone am I, buy why?? Dukes W Patty cake, patty cake, can we go in now coach? Behind ya Jim, behind ya!! Jim, who's your choreographer? Is this what you call group therapy? Denny, now isn't the time to play Choo-choo! G0 jwllfffllllg Pud-this isn't a Close-up Commercial! W1 Oh 11511.41 Tim don't worry. I-Ie's at least a yard away. - 1i.g,-L Alan, don't just stand there Robert needs help!! Alan, I didn't realize you had such muscles in your arms. Dukes af the Diamvud Pete Sollars Tim Watson Dennis Voyles Dennis Wilbur Sonny Gibson Steve Mastin john Jeffers Alan Boyden Front row: Sonny Gibson, Dennis Wilber, Steve Mastin, Henry Longfellow, Pete Sollarsg Second Row: Coach Cum mins, Rusty Foster, Tim Watson, Rick Vogel, Jim Carl, Earl Thompsong Top Row: Tom Brookwalter-Mgr., John Jeffers, Denny Voyles, Doug Dodson, Alan Boyden, Terry Field,joe Heffelfinger Highest Batting Average Terry Field U16 Spirit af the Varsity: Front row: Wayne Gibson, Pete Sollars, Robert Koger, Nick Adsit, Dennis wilber, Junior Koger Back row: Steve Mastin, Dennis Voyles, Doug Dodson, Alan Boyden, Terry Field, jim Pyle We're loyal to you, Wellington, The white and the blue, Wellington. We'll back you to stand, You're the best in the land, For we know you are grand, Wellington! Ran! Rah! Rah! Toss in the ball, Wellington. We're backing you all, Wellington. Our team is our fame protector, On boys, for we expect A victory from you, Wellington! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! WELLINGTON! ! l ! ukcs kemains Steve Mastin Alan Boyden Nick Adsit Dennis Voyles Terry Field Robert Koger i W Pete Sollars Tom Brookwalter junivr Left to right: Coach Cummings, Tim Watson, Dennis Wilbur, Pete Sollars, Doug Dodson, Jim Pyle, Henry Longfellow, Junior Koger, Allen Decker, Mike Creighton, and manager-Tom Brookwalter The Junior Varsity has been scrambling for a lot of wins. Dukes 3 Dennis Wilbur Jim Pyle D0ug D0ds0n Henry Longfellow Allen Decker WRCSOH Spiritc Color them with stringy hair, bruised knees, sore throats, and a lot of spirit. Give them the temper of a lion, the sweetness of a lamb, the agility of a deer, and you have the spirit behind the DUKES! l l vp i Front, L. to R. Kay Kinney, Donna Voyles, and Jeanne Thompson. Center Vicki Foster, Center back, Laura Rice. Wye Jeanne Thompson Laura Rice Kay Kinney Vicky Foster Donna Voyles broad jump at 20'3W Crack Steve finds time to pose for a picture after running the 100, 440, 220, and setting the school record in Get over to the pole vault be- fore you're disqualified, the girls can wait. Uh-Uh just one more step Hang loose, I'11 be there in a minute! Another lst for Steve! Are you eating Lunch? Zfmck 56115014 Wellington's 1972 Track season started on a low note when we got last in our first triangular meet at Milford with both Milford and Donovan beating us. As the season progressed, howeverg the team came alive with the late arrival of Terry Field, Tim Wat- son, Dennis wilbef, A1 Boyden, and the re-entry of Rick Vogel. Slowly the team pulled together and came up with its first victory in many years against a competitive Donovan team. We surprised many with our fifth place finish at the Conference Meet at East Lynn. We scared the pants off of Coach Bullock at Sheldon when we took nine Firsts to their three. At the final meet of the year, the County Meet, we again put the fear into some of the smaller schools by getting a tie for sixth place. Some outstanding individual performances were turned this year by Wellington boys. The most valu- able player on the team was Steve Mastin, who managed to rack up over 100 points in the season. Steve set the school record in the longjump by going 20' 3W and was only one-tenth ofa second off the school record in the 440 yard dash. Steve is an all around athlete and gentleman that deserves all the recognition the community can give. Many times he would run and place in three events in addition to his long jumping. Other individuals worthy of mention are Terry Field, who tied a school record in the 70 yard high hurdles at Sheldon. Terry also ran the low hurdles and pole vaulted. Pete Sollars as a freshman shows the potential to be a record setter in the high jump. Hank Longfellow and Earl Thompson also contributed several points in the shot put and dicus. Another real comer is Tim Watson who can become a real miler. The loss of Steve Mastin next year will hurt but the team has the core left for being a winning team. junior Koger and Al Decker still have a couple of good years left in the pole vault and ofcourse, Bear Voyles will be back. Everybody will be back for a good season but yours truly, gf Keflecfiaus af fave Kcflccfions af law I I r JJ low Sta y A1 8: Deb- Love at first sight. Bob 8: Lynn-Our first dance. Wedding- The happiest day. John 84 Terry- And they lived happily ever after The teachers all arrived right on time, and sat around to enjoy the evening's punch and goodies. r c Mr. Cummins was able to make it back for the prom, and he enjoyed discussing everything with the faculty. N i Some girls remained alone at the tables or moved to other tables to talk and autograph books when their dates left for more punch. Fin Everyone enjoyed dancing and cuddling with their sweetheart, be they married, en gaged, or just going steady. The band plays on and more and more people get into the act The queen is crowned, and confetti is thrown, but the beautiful night is only just beginning. flomccaming Zorvmztian Left to right: Alan Boyden, Deb McClure, Mike Creighton, Vicky Foster, Terry Field, Kay Kinney, Allen Decker, Cheryl Decker, Carole Sproll, Nancy Barrick, Jim Pyle, Laura Rice, Rick Vogel, Brenda Wise, Dennis Voyles, Donna Voyles, Nick Adsit, Sharon Carl, Robert Koger. Queen Nancy, escorted by Jim Pyle and crowned by 1971 Queen Carole Sproll Winding 1601141 in Wcivrgf jim and Nancy Allen and Cheryl Riflk and Laura w n e e Terry and Kay Brenda and Dennis Mike and Vicky Donna and Nick Sharon and Robert Alan ami Debbie mm dwarf NHHCY 31 TCITY Cheryl 81 Robert Laura 8: Dennis Jeanne 81 Dennis Nick 86 Cindy Alan 84 Cheryl John 36 Myra Steve 85 Brenda Kay 86 Danny Tammy 86 Brad Hrrfssiug W1 9 2 Together Brenda Wise and Dennis Voyles look at the beautiful stream filled with live fish that was the hi- light of the 1972 Prom decorations. Confetti! 1972 . . . and Mr. Fulton said No 1771111 HX ' . 5 1 . WE' ii Before the Coronation. We're going to have a good time, remember?,' They could have danced all night, but the band stopped playing. The guys get to know their new P.E. teacher, Mr. Roberts, through a hearty hundred push-ups. Another school day drags on, and the cars patiently wait for their masters' arrival at 3:30. Vicky, what HAVE you been eating? You seem to have made a mess of yourself! An open mouth catches germs, right, Dianne! Kcflecfivus was in ,W CM T L KL ' ail- X. u It 155131 1.4 Ny 111.5 4 5 A Q , 53? 113 f ' ' 2 s sf' ifffff ff Q. I ' - A2 5.A.,,Mf, af flwzcnfury llndcrsfandirzg Slclfflerzfary Mr. Edward Rice Mrs. Barbara Kaufman University of Illinois James Millikin University Elementary Education Eighth Grade Mr. Richard Williamson Milligan College History and Mathematics Fifth Grade University of Illinois Elementary Education Seventh Grade Mr. Donald E. Ross Indiana Central College Purdue Graduate Work Social Studies Physical Education Sixth Grade Faculty Miss Martha Hayes Miss Diane Mitchell Mrs- Mary Scherer University of Illinois Eastem Illinois Illinois State B.S. in Education University University Fourth Grade B.A. and M.A. in Elementary EdUC2lCi0I1 Education Second Grade Third Grade l Mrs. Margaret Feller Mrs. Sallee Butzow University of Illinois Eastern Illinois University Elementary Education Kindergarten First Grade fzyhfh Grade -'N PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Q Tx Tim Webb Dodie Howe xrtX Steve Adsit Wilma Atwell Valerie Barrick Davicl Caldwell Penny Campbell Terri Franklin Mike Gibson Mike Irvin Dusty Johnson Dean Lingley Scott Lockhart Cathy Mastin Tanya MCP ann Charles Mitchell George Patterson Judy Rowell Cathy Simpson Larry Slinker Patti Sproll Debbie Totheroh Flower: White Tulip Colors: Red, White, And Blue Motto: We Will Find a Way or Make One lauull llsll ' ,emzlkfmu Class Honors Penny Campbell-Debbie Mastin Award Dave Caldwell 8C Valerie Barrick-American Legion Awards Seventh Grade ,X 1217, JO J NOT WN A . ,,m . 1-- J ' , ,S :Q A 111 . iL1 A Zzz or as J Ron Voyles Pam Yergler Claude Bridgman Frances Carl Julie Carlson Teresa Foster Vicki Frank Marilyn Heffelfinger Gloria Jennings Mike Jennings Denise Judy Daniel Lile Bruce Lockhart Tim Longfellow Tom Lowe Dennis Mastin Harvey Mastin Diane McClure Pam McFann Karen Pate David Rice Steven Schroeder Stan Swartz Grade SMI: Loretta Baker Susan Barrick Sherry Bell Jim Bivens John Brasel David Brewster Steve Bridgman julie Brown Dennis Bury Joe Cowan Pat Creighton Sharon Dinning Bobby Foster Rodney Gaddis Angie Hodge Cindy Howe Debbie Johnson Margaret Koger Vickie Langfahl jill Leigh Dale Lithgow Dawn Lockhart Tom Longfellow Herb Moore Chris Sollars Will Grade Barry Voyles Penny Webb Amy Yergler Bryan Brookwalter Jay Carlson Kelly Creighton Carol Frank Bobby Franklin Billy Hardwick Carl Johnson Dianna Judy Leslie Mastin Lucy Pate Deanna Sheridan Arlan Sloan Kristi Smith Donald Sollars Lyndon Swartz Todd Totheroh gffllfffl Grade' James Sollars Richard Ziebart Bobbie Huckleby James Bell Elizabeth Bury Cynthia Caldwell George Carl Sherrill Depratt Janie Dinning Annette Evans Robert Frank Rebecca Greenberg Chetina High fill jim Hodge William Langfahl Joey Neal Aaron Rice- Melvin Schroeder Rhonda Schroeder Third Graaff Amy Voyles Micheal Webb Ellen White Vonda Bridgeman Garry Brown Joni Carlson Steven Eckersley Terry Fanning Linda Foster Leslie Frank Julie Fraley Richard Fulton Doug Hertel Diane Holden Tal Holmes Debra Greenberg Tina Harris Darrel Judy Barry Kreuger Herman Lane Larry Langellier Randall Like Penny Mastin Micheal McFann Paul Mitchell Rebecca Pruitt Robert Robinson Robin Robinson Billy Schallenberger Maureen Sollars Joseph Sollars Kevin Swartz Glenn Vines Second Grade' li ' 2:2 ! I l Piotoi-Soir AVAILABLE Ronald Wood Roberta Bell Mike Brookwalter Jane Brown Jennie Evans Jim Franklin Robert Followell James Hardwick Troy Holmes Angie Houmes Jeff Howe Lisa johnson Renee Layden Doug Lithgow Lori McClure Johanna McCreary Robbie Obenland Gayle Ravens Vicki Rush Mike Schroeder joe Smith Hrs! Grade Angie Yergler 5 Tina Baker Frank Brookwalter Stephen Bury John Rhett Carmen Timothy Fanning Michael Fulton Brenda Harris Shawn Hertel Teresa Langellier Carolyn Patterson Roberta Robinson Julie Schroeder Brenda Sheridan John Louis Sollars Ronda Winclhorn Ralph Wood Idrzdergurfcrz Jodie Watson Robert Wise Daniel Bridgeman Tracey Caldwell Vicki Eckersley Karrie Greenberg Patrick Hardwick Denise Hodge Charles Jones, Jr. Delaine Judy Robyn Krueger Darrel Lithgow Fred Pruitt, Jr. Eric Reece Mary jane Rice Brad Rush Donald Schroeder Jennifer Thompson 270 Our Spvusor We, the annual staff for 1972, wish to express our sincere thanks to our sponsor, Miss jan Sturm, for all the work she put in on this edition of the 1972 Re- flections. She has been a fine person to work with and we only hope we have pleased her. Miss Sturm, we all thank you! Grade Salma! ' 'aftfig i 'A,,,. ,, tttt t . f Q-it L a ttttt gif ,-p v21f w . 'lf x -:K -1 -f L 'Lf-,JH 42f5fiv1?' 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' ' 'K ziiifgf fx me R r t tt 1 - tidal A 1 1 ,k.kk fqn ' ll ., 2 'ltekfggw H7 2 1 'Q ' ' ' 1 t f 'it !:.Fs..r- Won 9 Lost 0 Scott Lockhart Batting Avg. . 482 Dave Caldwell Pitcher Q7-OQ and Struck out 102 batters Khampiaus Front row: Jeff Sollars, jim Bivans, Dennis Mastin, Mike Gibson, Tom Longfellow, Steve Adsit, Mgr. Back row: Coach Ed Rice, Scott Lockhart, Larry Slinker, Geroge Patterson, Dave Caldwell, Bruce Lock- hart, Tim Longfellow, Coach Rich Williamson Front row: Bryan Brookwalter, Don Sollars, Barry Voyles, John Brasel Second row: Todd Totheroh, Bobby Franklin, Bobby Foster, Dennis Bury, Carl Johnson, Third row: Coach Rich Williamson, Herb Moore, Joey Cowan, Pat Creighton, Lyndon Swartz lictarivus l6'ulldog Mike Gibson Dave Caldwell Larry Slinker George Patterson Tim Longfellow Scot: Lockhart re Kes! Left to right: Tim Longfellow, Larry Slinker, George Patterson, Dave Caldwell, Scott Lockhart Mike Gibson Bruce Lockhart. Manager Steve Adsitg Coach Ed Rice. LITTLE IROQUOIS CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPS 2nd LITTLE IROQUOIS CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 3rd IROQUOIS COUNTY TOURNAMENT 45 44 50 33 52 49 45 50 58 38 38 39 59 45 53 46 39 67 39 45 46.7 Rankin Woodland East Lynn Hoopeston Stockland Milford Onarga Sheldon Crescent City Milford Crescent City Donovan Sheldon Cissna Park Buckley-Loda Bryce-Ashgrove Buckley-Loda Milford Wat seka Gilman Average lot? LIC Tourney Semi-finals Finals County Tourney 2nd Round Quarter-finals Semi-finals 3rd Place . 3 Zfflz and Szlfilz Standing: Jimmy Bivens, Rodney Gaddis, Tom Longfellow, Joe Cowan, Jeff Sollars, Barry Voyles, Lyndon Swartz, Coach Richard Williamson. Kneeling: Bobby Foster, Bobby Franklin, Tod Totheroh, Carl johnson, Donald Sollars, John Brasel, Dennis Bury. Standing: Jim Bivens, manager Steve Adsit, Ron Voyles, Rodney Gaddis, Tom Longfellow, Joe Cowan, Stanley Swartz, Jeff Sollars, Barry Voyles, Coach Williamson, Lyndon Swartz. Kneeling: Bobby Foster, Bobby Franklin, Dennis Mastin, Tod Totheroh, Carl Johnson, Donald Sollars, John Brasel, David Rice, Den- nis Bury. ???????? Wh0 is thiS? Where is this? What are you doing? What is that!!! Ure Day Caddies an After a hearty meal these kids are eagerly going back to the grade school to study. Mrs. Feller's first graders are having a reading break. These second graders, under the influence of Mrs. Scherer, are learning math efficiently. Q ui 'iff ,... ,N . .. 'I ,- 5f.fg1g 4g2?gn5 2 if ffm 4 f A Z 1 .L I L ' 5 2 ' :1 N 2 1 f K ,,-4uu--- --........, , -..... .f Y 1 535617, If it E 1 f Z N5 f I-'M A Q . ,, an i www. fd CU , .sr 5i wg If 6, MAYLAG B f THE DEPENDABILITY PEOPLE ' f ' IEEE: I Qaflgiff M -.7221 H l is l 'kit N I Compliments of e WELLINGTON STATE BANK A 2 Congratulauons Phone tO the Q815D 984 3130 Class of 72 Welhngton Il th k.., , :M Rf J 'JA , ., ,E z ,. ,f ,,. 11, f f-',k ,, 1. , , . 1 it 3? ., ,. ,gg K. I ... rv. ,L . . , g , , Q krlr V5 I , 66 37 ' - , . STOCKLAND NITROGEN SERVICE Lee Bury Texaco 3772 Nltrogen Solutlon Anhydrous ammon1a Federal ammonlated and Dry Blend Fert1l1zers Northrup Kmg Seeds COMPLETE LINE OF FARM CHEMICALS HOTT S LUMBER 8: COAL COMPANY Bu11d1ng Materlal and Coal Hoopeston Ill1no1s 105 East Penn Street Phone 283 5729 H 8. H IMPLEMENT CO INC john Deere Sales 81 Servlce Mllford Ill1no1s Phone 889 4142 BARNEY S GARAGE Welhngton Ill1no1s Phone 9844366 Complete Garage SCFVICC bk AUTO lk TRACTOR Dk TRUCK 7 , 9 5 I e 3 s : - Llfg TRUMANN RADIO Telev1s1on Stereo H15 Applrances Adm1ral RCA Phrlco 16 East jones Street Phone 8894933 Marge SCHUMACHER TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Complete Hardware L1ne and Grfts 115 E jones Street M1lford Ill1no1s Phone 889 4280 HARDWARE LAVERA S DRESS SHOP Ready to Wear for all Ages M1lford Ill1no1s MILFORD HERALD NEWS Serves Southeastern Iroquols County M1lford IlI1I'101S Comphments to the Class of 1972 ANDERSON STUDIO 212 E Walnut Watseka, Ill1no1s Phone: 432 3065 FURNITURE BEDDING FLOOR COVERING WRIGHTS Watseka, Ill1no1s Hrghway 1 81 24 East Phone: 432 2161 Renssalaer, Ind. M1IfOfd, Illinois I , HOOPESTON I.G.A. Hoopeston, Illinois Lower Prices F riendlier Service Open 24 Hours Daily MEADOW- GOLD DAIRY Congratulations The Class Of 72 Congratulatrons to the class of 72 From DECKER FINE FURNITURE Furniture Carpets Draperies Linoleum Free Interior Decorating Service Watseka Illinois 204 E Walnut Phone 432 4976 STOCKLAND LUMBER COMPANY Stockland Illinois to Cl ,Y Carl Sinn, Owner Y 7 REDWOOD NN Smorgasb ord Group Accomodatlons Phone 442 9656 Int 74 East Lynch Road Ex1t Danv1IIe DANVILLE PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO INC 21 1 South Bowman Street Danvllle, IIIIHOIS MILFORD BOOSTERS A NEAT BEAUTY SALON E H PLUMMER CLOTHING BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5 81 10 ALLEN S BARBER SHOP VIC SPREHE JEWELRY STEVE S BARBER SHOP ILLIANA SHOPPER STOCKLAND BOOSTERS MOWREY IMP LEMENT CO. HOOPESTON BOOSTERS LESTER S FRONVILLE JEWELERS YERGLER S JEWELRY FERDINAND S T V 81 MUSIC ELLIOT JEWELERS WOODY S DEPART STORE COAST TO COAST HARDWARE WORTHEN S A 81 P FOOD STORE GADDIS GULF I , 7 ' 9 9 Illinois 3 7 7 3 O , I 3 SHERIDAN'S Appliances For the Home Zenlth RCA Maytag Kelvlnator Westlnghouse 224 E Mam Hoopeston Ill Phone 283 5 107 WEBER'S DRUG STORE Complete Prescr1pt1on Servlce 221 East Ma1n Hoopeston Ill1no1s Phone 283 5137 Compliments of VOYLES ELECTRIC Welhngton Ilhno1s Flowers And G1ftS MOLLY CULBERT Flowers and g1fts for All tants Everythlng for your Weddmg and Recepuon Wedd1ngInv1tat1ons Guest Books Flower Grrl Baskets Rmg Bearer Plllows S1lver and Crystal Punch Bowls Snack Sets S1lver Coffee SCIVICC Pure L1nen Table Cloths Carpets and Kneel 11'1 Benches Plus Our Years o Experrence to Help You Plan a Perfect Wedcllng Phone 283 5578 Insure For Peace of Mmds HASZ INSURANCE AGENCY 407 S Ch1cago Street Mrlford Ill1no1s 60953 . ' ' . . 1 81 . S ' 3 : : - ' 1 by Lf ' 57 Occasions, Wedding Consul- , 9 . . . , , , 9 - I 2 n , u I , 7 , , . . ig a GRANT 8. ROSS TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION 228 E Maln Hoopeston IIl1no1s 4? on all passbook savmgs accounts Plus Llfe Insurance on the flrst 352 O00 of savmgs DECKER'S LIVESTOCK N Glenn Decker 85 Sons QDon 81 Chuckj Lrvestock Sales Darly Hog Market Eastern 86 Southern Order Buyers M1Iford Ill1no1s Your Standard Man ROBERT RIECHES Accessorles Complete One Stop SCTVICC Phone 889 4647 Rleches Standard Comphments of HAMILTON FUNERAL HOME Hoopeston Ill1no1s MILFORD CANNING COMPANY Good Luck Class of 72 HAMILTON BROS Auto Parts Phone 432 4961 Watseka IIl1no1s If you need a part we have lt , . . 5V ' ' , 1 n o 7 Tires 8: Batteries : n , . . 7 7 GG 77 . FRANKLIN PRUITT STOCKLAND GRAIN CO. INC. AUTHORIZED HOME WAY DEALER Elevators at Stockland and M1lford COMPLETE HOME BUILDING SERVIC1: Drymg And Storage Phone 889 4724 Phone 682 3875 Route 1 Box 24 M1Iford III1no1s Stockland III1no1s 60967 60953 lredhan Q P A Symbol of S, PROGRESS For Illinois Symbol Of The Eledrnc Cooperohves And The Half Mulluon lllmols Cnhzens They Serve ASTIELBN JMJLFJCQISS LR WE-:'lF3 COOPERATIVE PHONE 379 2326 330 WEST OTTAWA PAXTON ILLINOIS Owned And Confrolled ly Tbose Served PROVIDING ADEQUATE LOW COST ELECTRIC POWER TO RURAL Iroquou, County and Adjacent Countxes of East Central Illmoxs I If O P , R, X qv :C l ,. U 1 W X , 4 M bl .Ig V' A '-: f J? I II? CB fl - . ll l OO X90 0 a n U In -L XX, ff - 0 0 0 o o 0 - I r ' j 1 ' ' I I ' ' , ' 3 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1 97 2 JOAN OF ARC COMPANY Robert Smvely I-Ioopeston, Illinois HOOPESTON MOTORS INC 316 E Mam Street Hoopeston 111111015 Telephone 217 283 7748 JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Route No 1 Welhngton jean Sollars owner 8: operator LARSON'S MEN 8. BOY'S WEAR Featurlng Famous Name Brands Hoopeston Ill1no1s Nye Reetz Manager Estabhshed 1900 W TATE DULEY Comphments of CLEVELAND HI FI All hnes of Insurance 111 East Mam 110 East Mm street JEAN CARL CAFE HOOPSSH111 111111015 Hoopeston 111111015 Phone 283 7517 Phone 283 7522 Welhngton Il11no1s A150 has Sohd gold sound - A AND T. v. HALLOCK GRAIN BRADEN AND BOUGHTON COMPANY Phone 984 3400 Welhngton Ill1no1s Congratulauons to the Class of 72 if Grain Dr ing Storage Farmseeds All Kmds Of Fleld Seeds Phone 815 682 3255 R R No 1 Welhngton Ilhnols LOCKHART SALES Idea Eqmpment Flrestone Tues an GMC TRUCKS Phone 984 3456 Welhngcon Illmols LOCKHART GRAIN AND FEED CO Purma Chows 81 Samtauons Chex R M1x Feeds Bulk Dehvery Fleld Seeds Farm Supphes WARREN E LCCKHART Qowner Welhngton 111111015 X Y PF 3 ' PF 1.1. Case And New d ' ' . I J CITIZENS STANDARD on STATE BANK FERTILIZER G 42? GROW WITH US B rngrng Quahty Telephone Servrce To Home And Off1CC To Help Brldge The Commumcatlon Ga EASTERN ILLINOIS TELEPHONE CORP Part of M1cI Contrnent System HOOPESTON STANDARD PARTS CO INC Crop mate L1qu1d Feruhzers anhydrous ammoma 889 4838 Tom Hufford Manager Larry Pate ASSISLHHC Automobrle parts and supphes 109 N Market Street I-Ioopeston III1no1s 60942 Phone Q217j 283 7741 MACHINE SHOP SERVICE glin-vii3....:w.duff 11'f ,,...nuvdv C J S PUMP Congratulatlons To The Centenmal Class of 72 MARIE 81 RICHARD EIGHNER I I 2 , ii fi ,,. - 'R f 51 lf ! . Pg. we E JW' 8' ' ..,,. -I . 5 ,Bi .M W ww, R- rs . ,,.,,,.., .,r,.,. ,..,,,.., I l l 1 l I' D' O ' ' . . 9 - I I P, . . . 9 9 I C6 ' 77 7 O u S . 1 - 4 W A READ PONTIAC 81 BUICK CO 426 North DIXIC Hwy Hoopeston III1no1s Phone 283 6688 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 SWING ELEVATOR Gram and Farm Supphes Fountam Creek IIIIDOIS 375 3640 Compllments CISSNA PARK STATE BANK III1no1s STEINER FURNITURE CISSHZ Park Il BAUER FARM SERVICE C1ssna Park II FELLER S LOCKER ARTHUR G. ART FELLER Auct SOHIGRO SERVICE COMPANY COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS CC 79 VALUE VILLAGE Watseka IIIIHOIS Comphmen ts JOSTEN S A 81 P STORE Hoopeston Ill1no1s 60942 I O Phone: East Lynn Cissna Park of OF 72 HOOPESTON HARDWARE Hoopeston III1no1s THE TOPPER RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Where old fr1ends meet' Route 1 North Watseka HOME SHOE STORE FINE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY NUNN BUSH NATURALIZER DEXTER VINER RAND POLL PARROT STEP MASTER 110 West Walnut Watseka III1no1s Phone 432 3350 MCCULLOUGH IMPLEMENT CO Area Code 815 432 3965 Watseka III1no1s 60970 ALLIS CHALMERS OLIVERS AND NEW IDEA RIECHES SERVICE CENTER LIGHT AUTO WORK McCulloch Cham Saws E B COLLINS COMPANY INC AUTO SUPPLIES 712 W Mam St Hoopeston III1no1s Phone 283 5171 ' s 9 1 3 T sc ' rs - , I . u n Y Illinois Grant P1Ie-Owner . O O I a , . . ALEXANDER LUMBER COMPANY THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER Phone 889 4630 M1lford I1I1no1s BARKER S FUNERAL HOME M1IfOfd III1l'101S KELLY DRUGS 105 E Jones M1IfOfd IlI1no1s 609 5 3 REEVES BROS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BLACK TOPPING EARTH EXCAVATION CRUSHED ROCK READY MIX CONCRETE ROAD AND BRIDGE CONTRACTS Phone 889 4411 Box 284 M1IfOfd IIIIHOIS THRASHER S SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY 211 E Mam Hoopeston IIl1no1s HOOPESTON CAR WASH 401 West Mam Hours Mon Frlday 8 8 Sa 7 8 Sun 7 6 BRUSH AUTOMATIC WASH 81 WAXES IN lb MIN CHARLES MURPHY OWNER SHOE STORE - -ts n - U. S. ARMY RECRUITING 247 East Court Kankakee Illinois 60901 PLA MOR LANES Route 9 MONICAL S PIZZA 5 ll BEELINE FASHIONS INC. Stylist Dolores Thompson Box 81 1 Wellington, Illinois Compliments of JOHN C DONOVAN LASSER S FURNITURE COMPANY 116 West Walnut Street Watseka Illinois MCCORD AUTO SUPPLY INC Watseka Illinois R YONKELWITZ 85 SONS 101 107 First Ave Hoopeston Illinois GARY HODGE GARAGE Wellington Illinois 60973 MARTY K DRIVE IN COMPTON S HARDWARE , . 7 9 9 9 - . .' 7 - . , . . ' I 11' ' ' I? Hoopeston,I IHOIS f:.?fgTTJ 0 If .C 1' Q 41? 1: ,' ,0- ' 4 P O 8: l . kqekz Lunch Counter 4 v' Fountain 95 Y L- !1 AND AUTOMOTIVE BROWN S WOODWORKS Hardware pamt glass lumber custom bu1lt cabmets Phone 217 283 7739 801 E Thompson Ave Hoopeston SCHULER S GREEN HOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP SANDY 81 BILL SCHULER South Second Avenue Hoopeston Ill1no1s 60942 Phone 283 6681 CYANAMID FARM SUPPLY Serves che men Who make agmculture a busmess Welllngton Ill1no1s Phone 984 4355 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 72 FULTON HOME IMPROVEMENTS Rlchard Fulton Imperlal Homes Inc Manufacturers of Shell Erected and F1n1shed Homes COMPLIMEN TS OF DALE AND JERRY S BARBER SHOP Route 1 Hoo peston Ill1HO1S HOOPESTON MONUMENT WORKS 916 W Maln St Hoopeston Ill1no1s Phone 283 7116 1 1 7 ' 3 7 U 9 ' 3 u n , 7 7 Ill1no1s 7 1 5 , . 9 n n , 7 - WATSEKA BOTTLE GAS SERVICE G RA ORS WATER HEATERS AND FURNACES WHIRLPOOL GE WESTINGHOUSE Phone 432 4941 113 N Th1rd Street Watseka III1no1s IROQUOIS FEDERAL SAVINGS Watseka III1no1s Servmg Th1s Area Smce 1883 COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK OVW ,...x4.I- ESTABLISHED 1909 Member of FDIC Watseka III1no1s CONLIN S DRESS SHOP THE CHICAGO STORE PENNY S BEAUTY SHOPPE HOUSE OF MUSIC TED MORRIS SHIELD S DONUT SHOP PICKENS WATSEKA ELECTRIC COMPANY C C I A ,714-f'i ' E K I ! HALL'S SHELL SERVICE ......Q A -T111 BLOYD'S EISNER AGENCY FRESH PRODUCE BRAND NAMES CHOICE MEATS MIRACLE PRICES Congratulations to the Class of '72 fy Biggs gg A A 2 ff -x lc X JAMES PRUITT TCM MERRITT AND COMPANY Insurance-Farm Loans-Real Estate 202 South Market Street Hoopeston, Illinois Phone: 283-7722 27 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE WELLINGTON COMMUNITY Senio Ken, while student teaching for Mr. Roberts, also found out that Insects Do Not Have Teeth ! Nancy takes over French classes while Miss Miller prepares for her wedding. Randy demonstrates some o the behind-the-scenes tasks Mrs. Keller preparing for her classes. Donna, while student teaching for Mr.'Fulton, learns his theory, goofing off is more fun than teachingvl Nick discusses safety points with Mr. Hasselbring's I.A. students. feach Day N f 59 312' L1Qt.t1:1E3iifYEf3222 H Dianne portrayed Mr. Shaffer down to the finishing touch ofa suit of clothes. 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