Western High School - Westerner Yearbook (Buda, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1965 volume:

ii .LL i lll 1LL n,.l 4 I 3 I, 1 X W 5 , , . :Q -A Q -' ' 'T N '4 x W i we mv ,P .- X X 'kr 'Z' 'I M M A L1 . 1-Mi-1 a f k . A ' V ' -5 : i 1 . . . R A . . . Q E x x 2 ' 5 E k f .fi 5 A , .QQQ55 5 L . A HK J it , NWS A mxmfmyf, ... 15 - ' l - 1 l t Y .fir R550 1 b Y 4 , T h 1 . Q ig can QA-XN ,, , A li. ii: t 5 -- A N ni: 4 , .. '-N... Mg V I Y ji Mgt f .5 A, .- Q----. . - 3 - S Avvqx - -..V ...,,, ' W 1,-Ar.. '7T1 --. - p - . ...... vig-LI. for wg fr -3.,..,...,x..,,, , . Q L Q, ,. ,- ' - 4' A P x wAv.j-.+V wi-xx 1- K Q ' Q , . m. , , ' -: f .- , . - X ' ' - . y .. h . X . l , - . X -1. K I , ' 4 ,. X A 9 . i X 1 .- l w Y f THE 965 WE TER ER EDITORS: Jeff Langford Cheryl Thompson BUSINESS MANAGER: Jane Behrends ADVISOR: Mr. John Quinn PUBLISHED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF WESTERN HIGH SCHCOL BUDA, ILLINOIS VOL. IV I W 7' ZI?7Z0l70!lf Peop e- Honors- Afhlefics- Spirit- ww 2 1-yer :xx .. s.. s .xi 1 A -X Q: 1 1 is ' 3 - n e if A Q Q X Through the past years there has always been a great deal of cooperation between school board, administration, faculty and students. During the past year the board lost services of Harold Johnson and Lester Behrends, who have resigned. We welcome the new board members Bob Sprowls, Goldwin Hansen, and Lowell J ontz. 3 Mrs. Dorothy Mechling, grade school secretary Mr. Vance Hamann, superintendent of Western Com- munity School, co-ordinates the educational activities and plans school programs efficiently. Mrs. Alcina Mechling, high school secretary. Mr. Merle Horwedel, high school principal, schedules and directs the curricular activities, heads the coun- seling of the school, and assists students in solving problems as to the future and their vocations. 4 Mrs. Eva Anthony Mr. James Boone Miss Shirley Boatz Illinois State Normal U. Eastern Illinois U. Eastern Illinois U., B.S. Business Education Science, Physical Education Physical Education Asst. Basketball Coach OUR GUIDES TO Mrs. Karen Burton Mrs. Guida Grubb Mrs. Iona Burgess Western Illinois U. Mllikan College .Illinois State Normal, B.Ed. English, Speech Social Science U. of Chicago, Library Science Western Illinois U., Grad. Work 5 Mr. Edward Glubczynski Mrs. Margaret Hoebel Miss Pat Keller U. of Illinois, B.S. U. of Illinois, B.A. Illinois State Normal U Science Foreign Languages B.S. Art T H E PAST, Mr. Ronald Hewitt Mr. Lowell Mapes Mr. Harry Lehning U. of Illinois, B.S., M.A. Illinois State U., B.S. Western Illinois U., B.S Driver's Education, Physical Industrial Arts Math and Track Education, Football and Asst. Football Coach Asst. Track Coach 6 Mrs. Lola. Hubbard Mr. Clark Pontsler Mr. Lee Ourth Southern Florida College, Western Illinois U., B.S. U. of Illinois, M.A. B.S. Music Band Instructor Agriculture PRESENT, AND FUTURE Mrs. Opal Pruitt Western Illinois U., B.S. Home Economics Department X eden Mr. John Quinn Illinois State Normal U., B.S. English, Asst. Football and Track Coach 7 Mr. William Robison Western Illinois U. Northwestern U. Math Mrs. Verna Newlin Mrs. Lowers Illinois State Normal U., B.S. Western Illinois University Business Education B.A. Speech Correction LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Mildred Frank, Mrs. Mary C9-FDEP, MPS- Iona Jenner Gordon Mercer, Head Janitor at Buda high school Roger Olson, Asst. J anitor at Buda high school Gary Hewitt, Janitor at Buda. grade school gs! 8 Mrs. Jean Mechling Miss Marion Carper Mrs. Grace Hodgett First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Buda Buda Buda GRADE SCHOOL BU DA Miss Louise Hansen Fifth Grade Buda ATTEN DANCE Mrs. Colleen Hamann Mrs. Marilyn Moore Mrs. Rose Wyatt Fourth Grade Kindergarten Sixth Grade Buda Buda Buda l Mrs. Mildred Wilt Mrs. Etheyl Serie Mrs. Louise Langford First Grade Second Grade Second Grade X S Elementary Teachers Sheffield Attendance Center Miss Mabel Peterson Mrs. Evelyne Johnson Third Grade Fourth Grade Miss Ova Anderson Mrs. Florence Code Mrs. Dorothy Huber Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade 10 - -xy-X X XX xx X : NMXNQ .-X X X .sg xxwvm we ' - 'S S3535 f ' - h W' Lg? +1 1 , x , X I -w Q5 S wi' u S' Y .xx .V I . ,J f f. .iw si X T Y f 3 W1 0 xv f X is Q .. SYN L ik Q Q I vw.. s xr wi.. was GERALD ARNOLD KATHY ARNOLD JANE BEHRENDS f 4.64 I' if 'M W wg 1 N .hy I . -LS , fffifi' .Q 'if A wx s. JOHN BEHRENDS ROBERT BENNETT SHARON BENNETT CATHY BICKETT JOHN BURCHAM JAN CALVERT CHRISTY CARPER VICKIE COPPLE : A- xx, . 1 ff H'.,'I,' VALERIE DAVIS DAVID DEBATES SUSAN EIGSTI DEAN EMMERSON LARRY FLINT N x N Sl N Q X ' k . T N X Q L X xv S X 3 Q QS A L XG Q M , N is W E N X , W L S X R x X ' 1 K . .-N TX K LARRY FRANK DWANE FRAZER CAROL HAYES WANDA HERBERT JENNIE HEUGEL LINDA JOHNSON STANLEY JOHNSON JEFF LANGFORD qs? if x.. i RICHARD LARSON JUDY LOOTENS GEORGE LUBBS DALE MADDY MARTHA MADS EN RICHARD MARQUIS ROGER MARQUIS WESLEY MECUM SANDRA MERCER LARRY MORRIS I l f.T'E'...5 UIQ! nm :C 'N X X -W. W , ,U sax: JANICE NEUFCOUR. ROGER NEWMAN CYNTHIA ROBERTS KAY ROBERTS CARY STANDARD RICHARD THOMAS CHERYL THOMPSON x.. Q :N X WANDA THURSTON REBECCA TUMBLESON ALLAN VANDERMEERSCH JOHN VANDREW DeANN WHIPPLE RONALD WRIGHT T s A C + T Y I A v I 1 P T I E S . David DeBates-Best Thespian Award Rick Thomas, Jeff Langford, and Susan Eigsti- V.F.W. and American Legion Award winners. Susan Eigsti, Dick Larson, and Janice Neufcour- Scholastic awards Cathy Bickett-Crisco Award 20 Stanley Johnson-DeKalb Award Rick Thomas: most valuable-track, John VanDrew: Athlete of the Yearg most valuable-football John Behrends: most valuable-basketball. Sandy Mercer-Track Queen John Behrends-second most tackles 21 Bob Bennett-most improved player -S W I - .Akz .xg K x pg: .. .- k . -ge-gs.-:fx , r s Q? . , ,.. , E 1 , as Q i s , 2 dr r as Junior Class Officers Nm ROW 1: Rick Baetens, Rosemary Bradley, Pat Ellis, Paul Gingerich. ROW 2: Kathy Grubb, Steve Grubb, Mary Hoenscheid, L 0 r e n Hostetler, D e n n i s Jontz, ROW 3: Larry Jo nt z , Larry Lang, Betty Larson, Barbara Maddy, Sharon Martin. ROW 4: Bob Mecum, Larry Moore , Dan Morris , Jim Nelson, Leslie Newman. S R 'N -S f41 it si 5 .. ff: if jk X xx aj' 7. - k . s ' N X 5X ROW 1: Terry Pratt, Bob Re nn e r , Jerry Rodgers, Dale Ropp, Carol Shofne r . ROW 2: Janet Shofner, Steve Spratt, Sue Sullivan, John Thomas, Jim Thurston. ROW 3: Dan Tumbleson, Lynn VanAcl-:er , Tom VanderMeersch, Judy VanLoo, Tom VanVooren. ROW 4: Merle Whipple , Steve Whisler, Sande Williams, Linda Yepsen. . i American History Class Tackling Trophy-Dan Tumbleson i Outstanding Ag. Award-Dale Ropp Boys' State-Loren Hostetler, and Jerry Rodgers 24 Girls' State- Sharon Martin Susan Eigsti presents sophomore NEDT Awards to Joe Hoenscheid and Candy Hodgett American Legion Essay Winners Joe I-Ioenscheid and Candy Hodgett W Wi Q 2 f -m L. ,.... Q, Q ,S X 1 RX R 5 -. N. i ss A -SN' X X 3 X 31 was .- ir P Si 'R . H335 ' ' S Q L V f CLASS Sophomore Class Officers 26 ROW 1: Tom And er son , Mary Arnold, Rosemary Baetens, Steve Barton, Jim Bickett, Leslie Billings, Jerry Buckman. ROW 2: Marvin Buckrnan, Linda Burcham, Janice Carper, Steve Carper, Elaine De- Freezer, Paula Denmark, Pam Dynes. ROW 3: Dennis Foster, Stanley Gi n g e r i c h , Cheryl Grubb, Ginger Grubb, Jackie Gutshall, Curt Hansen, Robert Hasbrook. ROW 4: Richard Hasbrook, Candy Hodgett, Joe Hoens- cheid, Bob Huff. w . -X: .. : 1 52. X N X XX l X 3 A Q' QR X x X X X A s X X X I 'yn X X ,ax ' gba, , K gag., - :.3':33' .: ,v .Q , Xb- '-nu' ng x zu vzmgzf. -m:l3',-M QA xr 5 N5 ,Q X X XXXX sew, 3 -.,. X 5 X X af N S 5 xx K V ,Q is X - W X 4 L x OF ROW 1: Julie Johnson, Cleo Lanham, Glen Littlefield, Wendy Littlefield, Linda Mercer, Jena Moore, Linda Morris. ROW 2: Marybelle Nelson, Tom Nelson, Bob O'Bryant, Lynn Pearson, Harry Peterson, Larry Peterson, Glenda Rozina. ROW 3: Bill Runft, Lana Simms, Wanda Skinner, David Specht, John Stier, Kristi Strattan, Don Stutzman. ROW 4: Larry Thomas, Sandra Thompson, Charles White. 27 X. X K 55. SX ., i . Q x N N X B K N-at ,Picnui-sein.. - xi .. as aww F ix ji, x l ' as-swf, f- -1 X - Q- we gels? iw. Q F .i'F . if - B SRQQQXY -r-3 :Siva K Rlkghlii ' ffajuzfi - I e i STB? S . . . . . f , L E5 5 X . Q ,, as ga- ki 5. :5..si'i K 1 O .. . S 575 -Qfci955'?53iSQI5 - ... -. 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Q N-qv .L Y X SSS X xg 3' X X X xx he X 1 sms TX X S X S or ,L-- ' ROW 1: Dorothy Larson, Bonnie Lindst r om , John Maddy, Allen Mason, Sharon McCarty, Sharon McKay, Gary Milby. ROW 2: Bob Morris, Sue Nelson, Gary Philhower, Paul Rameriz, Dave Rieker, J erre Roberts, Dave Rowe. ROW 3: Rosemary Royce, Becky Smith, Dean Smith, Mike Stier, Mike Tautkus, Bob Teslow, Debbie Tilson. ROW 4: Dianne Torres, Pat VanCau- wenberge, Keith Vande-rMeersch, Delores VanDrew, Mary VanHyfte, Maybeth Williams, Gary Wright. ROW 5: Gary Yepsen. 29 Sadie Hawkin' s Dance Q Freshman NEDT winners, Pat Van Cauwenberge, Becky Smith, Terry Hamann, and Greg Langford I Outstanding Home Ec. Award-Joni Calvert. 30 1 964 VARSITY SQUAD 56 Mr Hewitt Head Coach Mr. Lehning--Backfield Coach Although our football team had the un- fortunate experience of losing some close games, Western High School had reason to be proud of these men. The team started slowly, but came on strongly to finish out the season in third place in the Little-Eight Conference. This varsity team showed fine spirit and an excellent at- titude. These boyswere goodworkers. Their spirit and hard work, which is a trademark of Western teams, made them a fine repre- sentative of our school. . . Mr. Hewitt Rick Allan Vander Meersch h Defensive Halfback 1 mmzz Banned: L L 'Tac1Qe:. i m ? 5fR 5 25550 -ef-IX j Q N' A y P Q fa S51 5- 5 55 . as v f i F f ' 5 'fig . t 2 ,- , .M a I .Q Q :- H ' - .. , if , Q x - J I , ' . lit fl 4 G 3 X K k' SQ Qksw silk sm ,, M E 'i :S Lfkkkkk in sz 3 . . v x N MM wma N .af t u 'S' 1 A 8 5 sms Q if X X Rf! wx, 122 4, + M xx 1 5 N S as-f 7- ggrsx A .' . x . Q ::.- 3 v 3 Eg Ii Q Q Q f ,- S w X R M is 5 hi R f X ' 9 ,F Q - New gg Frosh-Soph YOUNG RAMS FINISH SECOND IN 'fume 8 The past fall proved to have many rewards and few setbacks as far as the team was con- cerned. We witnessedthe change from boys who knew very little about football into a team which worked hard and never let up. This fall's freshmen and sophomore team will fill in the gaps that are left from a fine graduating senior class. In order that the excellent athletics be maintained at Western High School, it is the responsibility of each incoming class to accept this challenge and perform to the best of their ability. I believe the frosh- soph football team has been no ex- ception to this tradition. . . . Mr. Harry Lehning Football Managers: John Thomas and Gary Wright Western Opponents 6 Manlius 6 25 Malden 0 0 Wyanet 41 2 Forfeit Tampico 0 20 Ohio 6 14 La Moille 6 29 Bradford 0 2 Forfeit Tiskilwa O 2 Forfeit Annawan 0 O Manlius 69 0 Bradford 6 K Q 3 gf , X555 ---W , t .5 Q H K QR ....... K ,.... - .W AI., W , ,.x. , .x --M - .f-iwsr my-:i., L,X.. k ,A Q Y -Q - , ' H x 'M N lf. QIL f A .F 4 I ' ' if i 'Q Y Q , H . , 5 :L x - X. A E L xi ' L - X x 5 I L , N A K R . l V Q 7: 5 P 'S f Y -P - i i , ,S fllewm M .NMX N ,Q 52521 qw Q 4 I iifrgglfi . Q . his mi? . S X ,N . X X . r S 1 2 , 1 f , - x . X ' b-Q . J Xfv-NAS X, S , if in-v X Q Q N 3 fi: . , - wa - f N K R X x X M X S 3 , ,NW -. X ,-N ? 3-L, ex., TI. x.. 'V ' ' ,1 Q ll N I S 5,1 QWSV xx 'T l .., X .MW gig Xxfvxx -Jr, Q L '-. -- ww j Larry Frank, forward 40 John Van Drew, forward Seasons Scores CLOSE ONES ll!! N The 1964-65 Rams finished second in one of the most tightly contested con- ference races ever staged inthe Little 8 . With the exception of two one point losses and another by a five point margin, the cagers could have kept the conference record unblemished for the second year in succession. Amongthe most memorable victories were the conference wins over co-champ Annawan and district winner Tam pic 0 plus the win over Walnut. Western's non- conference record was 8-2 which included a 5 win no loss mark against Blackhawk competition. The iron men senio r s Larry Frank, John Van Drew, Jeff Langford, Roger Marquis, and John Behrends started practically every game after the loss of Dick Marquis. Behrends and Marquis were All-conference s e 1 e c t i ons and paced the scoring d epartm ent along with John Van Drew who also was the number two re- bounder. Terry Pratt and Dan Morris were key reserves and earned their letters as juniors. John Behrends seta number of seasonal and cumulative rebounding and scoring records and Roger Marquis picked up the most recoveries and took the Free Throw Trophy with a 3753? average. Western's attack featureda pressing defensive which seemed to compensate for relative lack in height again st practically all opponents. The seasonal defensive average was 53.8 which was just shy of a new seasonal record. . . . . . Coach Giovannie 41 Western Opponents 51 Bradford 57 Atkinson 87 Tonica 51 Annawan 64 De Pue 60 Bergan of Peoria 80 Bradford 32 Tiskilwa 58 Wyoming 51 Rockridge Covertimej 64 Wyanet 81 Malden 74 LaMoille 82 Neponset Qdouble overtimel '75 Brimfield 59 Walnut 51 Ohio 70 Ohio 54 Tampico 4 42 Annawan 84 Tampico 72 Wyanet 59 Neponset wg dw 3 A 'Y F Nw:- X. x V X x Vik k. is xiluuwkg S x -- NNY? ' N 1 X 2 xr hw fx, f .fm ,,, if g,,, Q i 4 X ,I ,B it f' I 4-15 55 ,ff 3' 5 5 if l QQ! , Q X 5 1 4, gi-pmt , 9 be srsi S Q iii X AY VM-igge Q: 1 S E , 3 glksti 5 l,k . i f-vw F l 3 N if Si EX i g... X Fresh-soph AH AM 'Eff 832.5 This years Frosh-Soph team did exceptionally well this year with 15 wins and on1y41osses for the season. They placed second in the conference. These boys should be of great value to the varsity squad in the future. . . . Coach Boone Western 49 Bradford 41 Atkinson 39 Tonica 24 Annawan 46 Depue 49 Bergan of Peoria 50 Rockridge 56 Wyanet 58 Malden 41 LaMoi11e 60 Neponset 48 Brimfield 34 Walnut 54 Ohio 52 Tampico 63 Wyoming 42 Tiskilwa 36 Wyanet 38 Ohio 44 Opponents 22 25 30 40 41 45 55 25 29 27 36 36 25 39 43 43 44 30 39 ...vit 1 -. J K y , xi as . fa 1 X n 1 - y y.... J at Q ,s a n .. t , 1 K X KWQ My X , N 1 k 1 ,,.. .... J X 1 3 px ' if xx s it X Jr 1 965 TRACK SQUAD Track Season: In the process of rebuilding around such seniors as John Van Drew, Larry Frank, Rick Thomas, and Allan Vander Meersch, Western's track team won its fourth con- secutive track championship. Because of the fine group of underclassmen, Western can look forward to a fine year in 1965 and 1966. Most productive members, point-wise, of this year's squad aside from the seniors already mentioned were Jerry Rodgers, Tom Vander Meersch, John Behrends, Bill Runft, Jim Bickett, and Les Newman. The varsity track team was bolstered by fine Fresh-Soph relay teams. Highlights of the season aside from the conference championship were the first-place trophy in the Hall Red Devil Relays in Spring Valley, and a second place finish in the conference meet. 45 .,,..,,,,,M.,,.M,g 'illi- Western's Most Valuable Track Star The supreme and constant effort Relay team receives honors Distance runners remain undefeated Prize-winning form 46 Trophy-winning team completes an outstanding season Double winner in Fresh-seph Meet Valuable Athlete Big J Olm throws Platter conference . Records broken when track glrls take over flex wi 6 KSA A X E R k N S X X . vi Q . . X is . X Q A AX qmnu-my ' r1' I J .w N , X n ,SQ X X XXX M 5 W www .... L.. MW mwxxawws NNW XXX wx XMXSXW M mv Qjwwws QXR SMX? K m X 2535 X-XX.. EW' Q .NX -,' ,X- - - 4- X K X. . X. Rx K. L. S Q A Us - X .... x A Q S- X 1. Q3 ,- x ....,..-s ,.-. 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ARDEN OF LOVE 53 WESTERN HIGH BAND Judy Va.nLoo, trumpet solo First Place Winners NOT Pictured Solos- Trombone: Larry J ontz Flute: Pat VanCauwenberg Piano: David DeBates Duet-Baton: Cheryl and Sandy Thompson Merle Whipple, trombone solo Trios-Sax: Linda Mercer, Kristi Stratton, Dorothy Larson Flute: Elaine DeFreezer, Pat Van- Cauwenberg, Jena Moore Quartets-Trombone: Larry Flint, Larry Jontz, Dick Larson, Merle Whipple Sax: Kathy Arnold, Sandy Mercer, David DeBates, Bob Huff Julie Johnson, Janet Carper, Judy VanLoo, cornet trio P 55 The band put on a good performance for Western's Homecoming. Band Officers: Becky Tumbleson .............. President A Well deserved break! Martha Madsen ............ Vice President Susan Sullivan ................ Secretary David DeBates .............. Treasurer 56 WESTERN The Western Ramettes areabusy group. Besides leading the band in parades, they compete with other color guards of the Midwest Color Guard Circuit. They are sponsored by Frank W. Suggit Post No. 126 and H. F. Hortz Post No. 415 of the American Legion of Buda and Sheffield. The members are Linda Mercer as Sergeantg Linda Frank and Khriseda Foster on riflesg Sharon Bennett, American flagg Cheryl Whisler, State flag, Patty Moore, Legion flag, Sandy Mercer Color Guard flagg and Betty Larson, Guard Colors. 58 3 5 'S Q x E SX' ' -x . E 5 L 1 ga X , Y - -Y XX X S vi-, i xg-psf .,..,. 5 L i . L. X .x ' as -.:.21N., WV : hymn- no 6 W!! I . X 1 ga! I Q f .. S W , . X ,, Q, nfl' 's..,,5 ' A HIGH-STEPPING TWIRLERS LEAD THE BAND There is no more stirring sight than to see a fine marching band coming down the field, led by a strutting group of twirlers. It has always been atradition here at Western to have both ---- a fine band and a fine group of twirlers. For the past four years at Western High, the band has always responded to the commands of Cheryl Thompson. Cheryl's presence on the field will be missed next year. t Next year Cheryl's place will be taken by the newly-elected head majorette, Terry Ham- ann. 60 F25 .QM X Q Sf. - ' Q. 'M 'N' k 'w--xaww X . ' Xx.Xx i L . 5 -.1 1 . Li i Mvmtims . 3 i WMQE i .... ..... iv Q ---L- ,-,. L - L . .wiwm , -LLL- -. 5 5 I ' X 'ml L Y .x.'. f ' L' ' ' ' A ii IX X-..- M4-S -,v- x .W X E - - ' .nw -ff-Ns., W ..,...,,w-.:.e, gm... X :wk ,,,, .gk S - - Q -fz --35.-N... ,-., . x 151. - .Q . -x. . ...:..--,.-A ' li .. 5 T 1 3 ri ' . X L E E ' m'.. . -- 2-iii' , . - - - , . f -35521 .... . X'x A . . 7x ..s . E ' --I . L .-.- Q- .. M .X -. .: KT V N 1 Q . ' A - ' - .. 1 . L'LL K K . . 4 A 1 F35 . .. K Q if m hbb 1 2 i . V as 3 is Xt. as ...X M. 5 5 A N X V' -Ni X - ' ' LX' Y ' E , X 4 . S.. X S We Kjiis. f X K 2 ' 'h Q Q 3 M 1 W W V .M ...hwiww gan ...,,.T....-... Q. WE-.. .1 x x x . . ,K -.. 1. :X Q x S K J '-1 if, , X, Y' S N f S 5.?f wwf' 1 sAM?wM, sgMQ-w .... ..... ' 3' L- 5 . if-Q WM ' ' E Q - Ti 0 t ' . ... . - A A ,, l . i 1 gf' A b 7 'A . . M , . . I 5 V V -' ' - ' is Sgr X9 W N F vi X N S N W swf Q ' x S1 - 5 ix RQ? f AV 'X t X YS . .. -V bw' 1 U I X K Q E gg' . in ig 9? 'N . N. 1 .X V X i N t-F 5 e 5 . , 5 Q xg.. 3 .A Q If-w. i r:,VK'5' ,K s 0 Pj: . 3 ,ig ' , 4 f vi 'v 5' ,Qt is' :Jai , Spiga 'E 3. asa, .iff is 9 . 'Sf Q - Q k. . -qv 2 5 -A --ff . 5 -ij, T' X The Western Choir The Western Choir members enjoyed a pros- perous year under the new direction of Mrs. Hubbard. By hard work and co-operation, the chorus provided entertainment at many perform- ances, The highlights of the year were the Christ- mas program, the contest work, and the Spring Concert. In view of the past accomplishments, the choir hopes to improve and increase musical knowledge in the next year. 1 Julie Johnson and Janet Carper Soloists 62 QQ Q Q fx F1 33 The Student Council has been very suc- cessful this year, as it fulfilled its purpose-- to provide a medium between the students and faculty. It has tried to promote cooperation between all members of our school system and has had great success with all its projects. Officers: President . . ......... George Lubbs Vice-Pres. ....... Dean Emmerson Secretary . . . . . Rebecca Tumbleson Treasurer .... Sisan Sullivan Reporter . . . . Patricia Ellis LQ Student Council ik The Western Chapter of the Future Teach- ers of America met once every month through- out the year. Each meeting consisted of a business meeting, and a special program. Each member had an opportunity to do cadet teaching in the Junior High School. Future Teachers of Amerlcc: kMAKfl,f .41-1-'M' M 44 ix 'S 5, u ll 113,53 Q l X , - ',,: b i,yQ bfi' ., xo 0 .. tx N 'lo Officers: Bonnie Lindstrom, Jan Calvert, Christy Carper, Linda Morris, Patty Ellis, Rebecca Tumbleson, Kathy Grubb, Sharon Martin, Barbara Maddy, Carol Hayes. Toward New Horizons The Future Homemakers of America had a very successful and interesting program this year. Each one proved to be educational as well as entertaining. The F.H.A. Rally, which is an annual event, was held at western this year and was very much enjoyed by everyone. ensures Q F1 D f P F A L 6 fr eb Cf4'CULfo rw. M 0 wx! 1'w3 Future Farmers of Amerlca meet monthly wlth then' advxsor, Mr Ourth, to d1scuss and One of the mam projects of the boys thls pastyear was sponsormg a water testmg project. Officers: Cynthia Roberts, Caro1Shofner, Barbara Maddy, DeeAnn Whipple, Martha Madsen, Janet Shofner, and Jan Calvert. JR.-S R. The Girls Athletic Associa- tion has had an active year headed by Miss Boatz, sponsor, and Cyn- thia Roberts, president. A s i d e from meeting each Monday night, the G. A. A. girls contributed to their funds by having a work day in Buda and Sheffield. r P H Frosh Soph-Candy Hodgett, Julie John- R son, Becky Smith, Linda Morris. GO RAMS GO! hWE TEAM! Varsity-Rosemary Bradley, Cheryl Thompson, Carol Shofner, Barbara Maddy . W ACT WELL YOUR PART FOR THERE THE HONOR LIES SQ DRAMATICS Dramatics Club began the 1964- 65 s c ho o ly e a r with auditions for fr e sh m en who wished to join the dramatic side of life. Since there is a fixed quota of members, those f r e s h m e n who were accepted felt honored. The club' s first major production was the presentation ofBernard Shaw's Pygmalion, under the direc- tion of its sponsor, Karen Burton. In the s p r in g the performers staged four one-act plays. The au- dience welcomed the change from the usual multiple-act production. vi? AND THE 23' 64-65 ,KHESPIAN5 WORLD IS WE A THE STAGE PLAYERS ls! Q2 -..f,.,, Q, m.-X.,,X., Q.. .k:sm....N.sM. THE BALD SOPRANOH The play, The Bald Soprano, directed by Dennis Jontz, won first in school competition and the right to go on to the Little Eight Play Contest. Antic Spring was directed by Jeff Langford. The setting is spring with six teenagers prepar- ing to go on a picnic. High Window, directed by Steve Grubb, concerns a dominating old woman who intimidates her nephew to hide her treacherous nature and sin. 74 ANTIC SPRING' HIGH WINDOW 'mfr ' m,Fw,..,. 5 gg, x ,X f X X ,K I I X. Y A X A x x if A5 ff if We 1.2 X ,R ,,, . A so limi The newly-organized Pep Club did much to increase school spirit among the students and players. They sold booster buttons, toy Rams, pennants, bow ties, andalso sponsored a dance at which new cheers were learned. QINITIATE TAKES OATH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is based on four things: character, service, leadership, and scholarship. Total membership in the society is restricted to ten per cent of the student body. The National Honor Society per- forms duties for the school on request of the principal and faculty. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY w e 2 ' S Ti l? Members: Richard Larson, Gerald Arnold, Stephen Grubb, Rosemary Bradley, Rebecca Smith, Merle Whipple, Scott Boyden, Joe Hoenscheid, Jeff Langford, Greg Langford, Susan Eigsti, Dennis J ontz, and Terry Lee Hamann. SOCIETY OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT M e in b e r s h ip in the Society of Academic Achievement is an award given by the W. P. A. to a student for his excellent academic achieve- ment. To receive this award, a student must have taken all academic courses and received high marks in them. A certain scholastic average must be maintained by the honor studentg other- wise, he will be dismissed from the organization. 4' a fl'-Q55 ': I Zif ff Av f N b At the end of each month the Rambler staff occupies the bookkeeping room by busily working to edit the paper which entitles hours of work. This year Becky Tumbleson and Patty Ellis acted as co-editors with Mrs. Anthony as Super- visor of the staff. 4 Many hours of hard work are spent each month by the entire staff in preparing the Rambler for the enjoyment of others. RECCJRDING THE FACTS M This year's Wes- terner staff is busily recording the exciting events of the passing year. '.Veeks of planned activities, layout, and selection of pictures compromise the major task of the annual staff . The busiest times of the year occur when a ship- ment to the factory in North Carolina is due. Long hours, co- operation, and hard work were all required to re- member the memories of the past year. QUILL AND SCROLL Twelve seniors were selected by afaculty committee as qualified members of Quill and Scroll, and interna- tional honor organization for outstanding achievement in journalism. To become a member, one must be of a junior or senior standing, be in the upper third of his class, and have done outstanding work in journalismQ either by Working on the Rambler or Westerner. 'il unirx- llIttnliinlillF-ullfl1!SiItii1l15l'EiBllS'lillIUlJnlnrllIli1ts' Initiates: Jan Calvert, Susan Eigsti, Jeff Langford, Rick Thomas, Cheryl Thompson, Jane Behrends, Christy Carpet, Judy Lootens, Valerie Davis, Janice Neufcour, Linda Johnson, and Rebecca Tumbleson. s Varsity Club is an honorary organization composed of boys who have won a varsity letter in any sport. Money-makingprojects for the year con- sisted of cake raffles at the games throughout the basketball season and a Faculty vs. Var- sity Club game. The proceeds were used to pay for the whirlpool. The Varsity Club sponsored an athletic banquet for all of Western's athletes and their families. :F UM X' 'Q is ii f A - f 4 NX W ,ff Y -kh' f T 5, ,W X x X X 'f YL b X www Q Q. Qsxw 4 mf S4 K S gif k ,, Q 655 g X 5 ,. CLASS OF 1965 Jeff Langford Janice Neufcour Richard Larson Valedictorian Salutatorian Honor Student School is over but questions never seem To cease, os seniors prepore for the big night w Xmwmw 84 W W,M,,,,,,WWW ' Iii: Sw-, ' W M AX X 0 Ni wx www NN ww NNN CX Wg .x X, x KX ' ' ' 5 .. X i 1 4 .As P K ' K K- R --.k '.1E , R :Q Y rx... mm NSN X m X KX N X w N X 1 S N, ki N x v Y.-. ,B 'R K ff .ist V sg: 2-1. .5 , as? 1 X t it s Q ,jz'. 5' f1T ,,,. i t s A! Mrs. Hoebel instructs her French class through their conjugations and pronunciation as she has so faithfully done in the past. She has headed our foreign language department through our first four productive years. Our best wishes to you in the future Mrs. Hoebel. Coach Hewitt is contemplating the starting lineup for Friday night. From his fine record one can readily see his fine ability and eagerness. We, the students of Western, want to thankyou and wishyou all the luck in the world, Mr. Hewitt. 19 Mr. Ourth receives a congratulatory handshake from Robert Rodgers, school board secretary, for his fine effort and ability as our agriculture teacher. Mr. Ourth was always willing to help any student with any problem. For this fine assistance we thank you, Mr. Ourth, and wish you the best of luck. if w YM, S, +...,sk .K N ,imp WESTERN JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY Mr. Charles Funderberg Mrs. Eva Hurst Mrs. Ellen Robison Bradley University Augustana B.S. in Ed., Western Illinois U., B.S Social Science, Physical Language Arts Social Science Education, and Coach Mr. Gary Strawbrldge Northern Illinois U., B.S. Science, Asst. Coach Mrs. Louise Tharp Bradley U., B.S. Physical Education Home Economics 88 Mr. William Robison Western Illinois U., B.S , Northwestern U. Math 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs.Wi1maWhe- eler, Mrs. Mildred Anderson, Mrs. Dorothy Lubbs Miss Edith Donovan Secretary at Sheffield Schools Harold VanDrew Janitor at Sheffield schools LEFT TO RIGHT: Mac Billington, Pete Minnaert, Mrs. Spratt, Mrs. Hand LEFT TO RIGHT: Gordon Mercer, Jim Stratton, Darrell Marquis,Wi1- liam Gingerich OUR SAFE CONDUCT. . . TO AND FROM SCHOOL 90 X i X J F . .Xg A . X h--' X . ' ls -- ' -X ,af ..-b . - ' f - W- X .. . X X - r.: 5 X f is X X X . q b. NW X .. 5 X en . S wkkk . X R?-..5'Q:g, X K Q , -Q.. X N U QQN 1 Xi :fins kkx. . w X fig .-- . - X - X .X X.. .. KE -x..,,, g yi hx X. X X K XM NSE yw,,XL. kgyggsfil S. NE fi. Ns K ,X . 1sX:..E,..x gs. .i fy i X 45 J - X X X X R X x gg XP X XS X X X X V X S. W X S X X X X X Q A X, X X shew., . X .... X X 1 155 X .X.X... X ,XX X . -- I i -. , ' ,' ' J X X. X-k- , f .... f 7 7 ': iifTf51 FJ if Xt I if . ff -- W K 'E i ' 'i 0 25 N I , - A 3 - --XL K X N X K ' is X- : - Q X X. ---X-fe-X-.MX-N-X --25 EXX5 . N X as ,X- 1 Q 1 - Y . - X-'g X 'J 'w k f ROW 1-Karen Cambron, Jim Crain, John Fulkerson, Craig Gutshall, Mike Hansen, Ralph Heston. ,ROW 2-Pat Horn, Doris Horton, Jean Humphrey, Mike Jackson, Marjean Johnson, Gaye Kinnett. ROW 3-Gwen Lanham, Wilma Marquis, Keith McKay, John Mecum, Patty Moore, Sandy Moore. ROW 4-Walter Nelson, Mary Jane Peterson, Ray Piper, John Pratt. 91 Q 1: :- S - 2-. . Sf S '-we ROW 1: Milton Piper, Gary Primo, Maria Ramerez, Don Rieker, Joe Ringenberg, Dianne Runft. ROW 2: Randy Schutz, Ma rl ene Skaggs, Julie Smith, Dennis Specht, William Stone. ROW 3: Kay Strouse, Nancy Truedson, Pam VanCauwenberg, Gr et c he n Weber. ROW 4: Dale Whipple, Cheryl Whistler, Letitia White. ROW 5: Sally White, Kristi Wi11iams,Wi11iam Young- gren. ' ,:'- X S oot if X i in xl Y ROW 1: Carol Arbuckle SN K' -.Lx . :QA EK. ,Em .Les-., ,igjfj g gil f Q gt EE P SS. '30 'vm icifr '. . S I SSS SS' ai? T'E l N ROW 2: Joe Baetens, Bill Bennett, Tim Bennett l 1 N ROW 3: Gary Bills, Gene Buckman, Richard Cambron W ROW 4: Debbie Catton, Marcia Coomer , f Kristy Comp, Ricky DeFauw ROW 5: John DeMay, Dee 1 Ann Denmark, Eldon Eigsti, ' Ron Elliot, Dave Feurer N l r , l EROW 6: Kriseda Foster, Linda Frank, Joan Gin- erich, Janet Grubb, Donna Piper, John Smith 1 93 Seventh Graders Leorn New Routine ROW 1: Beve rly Aber, Brent Berfield, Fred Bills, Carla Carper, Alvin Crain. ROW 2: Doug Doty, Alen Foster, Mike Green, Jane Hand, John Johnson, Lauri Langford. ROW 3: Mary Madsen, Judy Milby, Linda Philhower, Danny Rieker, Larry Royce, Gerald Shel- don. ROW 4: Gary Shofne r , Debbie Sprowls, Mike VanHyfte, Valerie White, Dennis Wilson, James Yepsen -q, ,, , gifs - ' - XXX X X WW. QQX Xsfx s ss.. .X 'Q - N' leg: L 'S A X .X -Q Nggs X XXX? X D fav X ... SN AX Q53 F6 'Else X X X . 1' Xiu N X X 1' x me X if X X Sv k 'fi-. X XX 3 gx S5 X We Also Aim High ROW 1: Diane Barton, Patricia Bickett,Tom Buckman, Kathy Comp, Carlene Doty, Gerald Flint. ROW 2: Robert Fox, Jim Grubaugh, David Grubb, Sharon Hartz, Darrell Lambird, Kathleen Manthe. ROW 3: Richard Mc Ke e Kevin Moore, Mike Porter, Dennis Rodgers, Cynthia Roz ina , Larry Sheldon. ROW 4: Susan Simms, Byron Teslow, Jim VanCau- wenberg, Janet VanLoo, Bob Wilcox, Bob Wilt ,Owe XX X if X gs. 5... f , 'XX a t N3 .X ' M as . X . vi lgxik. P X X SX X X X X s. 3 is sms X X Q X s Yi .S R - X -.. ,W J . t, t . T X EX. .. .E-. .K I . .. K X X ,af . 1 'X fini? 95 Band Officers-- -Ronnie Elliott, John Pratt, Marj ean Johnson, Gay Kinnett Western Jr. High Bond The Western Junior High Band received superior ratings at both District and State con- tests this year. Mr. Pontsler, their director, has done a very fine job with this cooperative group. 96 Eighth Grode Chorus The Western Junior High chorus participated in three contests this year, receiving a supe- rior rating at the District and Regional contests and an excellent rating at the State Contest. This was the first time that the chorus had gone to State, and everyone was very proud of them and their director, Mrs. Hubbard. Seventh Grode Chorus ' 97 Baseball-1965 The Western Junior High baseball team had a successful year. The team gained much experience and learned the all important quality of sportsmanship. 1-2-3-4 . . . . a good work out brings good results. 98 The Heavyweight did pretty well this year with the guidance of coaches Funderberg and Strawbridge. They learned many of the basic skills involved in basketball and improved con- siderably as the year progressed. The Western Lightweight basketball team had a very impressive season this year compiling an 18-0 record. They also won the first place trophy for the Little Eight Lightweight Tourna- ment. Most of the games were very exciting and close, but the younger Rams combined skill and determination to win. 99 Leading the heavyweight team to victory were: Kay Strouse, Debbie Catton, Mar- sha Coomer, and Gretchen Weber. Morole Boosters Cheering for the lightweights this year were: Carla Carper, Debbie Sprowls, Kathy Manthe, and Lauri Langford. IO0 WINS FIRST ANNUAL TEACHER AWARD Mr. Harry Lehning was elected Teacher of the year. This was an honor devised by the student - council and carried out by vote of the entire stu- dent body. Mr. Lehning is very worthy of the title. His days are filled with activity. Mr. Lehning teaches five classes of math, is sponsor of The National Hon- or Society, is sponsor of the Varsity Club, is assistant coach in football and is the head coach in track. Congratulations to a fine teacher who typifies spirit--scholastically and athletically--at West- ern High School. Q-'W' 7' ll 7 ' 1 , W sa X 44 l H . . if cspeczaf QDQOQCGIIIOIZ S i 3 .V ' 'Ami -1- ' I fs ' 'X 'ji 7 A -pf' ,.c iw ' ff Ji' The Annual Staff of Western High School would like to dedicate the grade school portion of the 1965 WESTERNER to Mrs. Serie, who is retiring this year. It is so difficult to put down into a few words the accomplishments of this fine lady, that we won't even try, but rather let the constant list of students she has influenced be a testimony of her ability. Good Luck, Mrs. Serie! The Staff Of the WESTERNER 101 Our First Look AT Educofion E ROW 1: Hubert Aber. ROW 2: Lorri Ann Ande rson, Kenneth A rb u c kl e . ROW 3: Kev in Billings, Teresa Carper, Nancy Cordrey. ROW 4: Janet Doubler, Linda Lou Foster, Bruce Frank, Pa rn e l a G r i e ve. ROW 5: William Gramc, Timothy Hatt, Gerard Kunkel, Kathleen McKeever, Patricia Mecum. ROW 6: Julia Ann Moore, Barbara Ann Milby, Cynthia Olson, Joe Ourth, Carol Ann Piper. ROW 7: Robbin Strattan, Cindy Samuels on, Margaret Teslow, Alice T r u e d s o n , Brian Tumbleson, David White 102 ttttt , X ' -4 at was New Friends And Adiusfmenis ROW 1: Debra Barber, Scott Berfield. ROW 2: Kerry Eilers, Gayle Fox. ROW 3: Grey Giovanine, Ann Glub cz yns ki, Reece Grotti. ROW 4: E r ic Heugel, Jeanette Rae Hodgett, Norma Hull, Chris Johnson. ROW 5: Robin Johnson, Ellen Lehning, Gail Lootens, Steven Mansnerus, Mark Milby. ROW 6: Kevin Moore, Ronald Nielson, Connie Pease, Christopher Phillips, Graciano Rarnerez, Linda Reynolds. ROW 7: James Ringenbe r g , Scott Sc hre ck , James Scott, Debra Shofner, Randall Stanfill, Linda Sullivan, Gary Vyneman Are Mode 111 kN6tkPicturhd '- x 5 S E Sv X to sg Lex E, : si N N E r i 5 XS MS: Q if l03 geiigigg .eCe'.fk, x , XQK N SE Q an gs 3 NR S X 3 Xe liege 5 5 A 3 X 2.. 5 ROW 1: Hubert Aber, Kim Balens iefen, Jeffrey Calvert, Vincent Eads. ROW 2: Calvin Eigsti, Jeffrey Ewing, Dennis Frank, Pa m e la Grubb, Debra Horweclel. ROW 3: Jean Jackson, Gregory Mahnesmith, Jacquelin Mechling, Victoria Neilsen, Edwin Piper. ROW 4: Dwaine Roberts, Judi Roberts, Diane Royce, Carol Sash, Susan Tharp. 04 We Begin Our Journey ROW 1: Kevin Angl in , Janice Arbuckle, Wendy Barton, Bryan Br ister , Wanda Butler, Phillip Crain. ROW 2: Starla Fisher, Jackie Foulke, Jacob Fox, Bruce Gingerich, Randy Gingerich, Jill Giovanine. ROW 3: Harry Hasbrook, David Hartz, Ruth Hj ertste dt, John Hodge, Michael Hodge, Denise Hodgett. ROW 4: Cindy Lanxon, David Leuchtenberg, Harold Maddy, David Mead, Mitchell McCauley, Tracy Mc Killip . ROW 5: Karen Minnaert, Paul Miyashiro, Richard Patton, Larry Primo, Mary Rieker, David Riggs. ROW 6: Annettee Runft, Mark Schlindwien, Jean Schmidt, Jeffrey Smith, Thomas Sullivan, Rita Wheeler ROW 1: Jerry Allison, Barry Aber, Rodney Arbuckle, Sherry Cade, Ka. y 1 e e n Carper, Pa m e l a Carlson, Richard Coppejans. ROW 2: Phillip Crain, Kimberly D r aw e r , James Frank, Debra Jo Foster, Debra Sue Foster, Richard Gerround, Sandra Lee Gish. ROW 3: Laneal Ann Helton, Timothy John s on , Linda Kopp, Judy Larson, Laura Lambird, Keith Ma hn e s mit h , Kevin Mahnesmith. ROW 4: Briscoe Lanham, Joseph Olson, Larry Smith, Robert Sash, Gregory Tilson, Theresa Tumbleson, Dorle Whipple Getting Accusfomed To New Surroundings. R5 , -fsfs-i222'S.i is si if if Q in if as 5 1 :IFEX W i N65 ..'-5' S R irq 'SEZ' L 2. as 16.5 Now We Begin To Work ROW 1: Steven Barber, Michael Becue, Connie Comp, Josephine Dicky, Sandra Franzen. ROW 2: Loren Hand, Marilyn Horn, J eane Johnson, Terry Johnson, Cynthia Lootens. ROW 3: Tammy M a n s ne r u s , Sindy Minmeart, Dawn Moore, Ricky Moore, Kim Ni e 1 s o n. ROW 4: E a r n e s t Pease, E d wa r d Reynolds, Eugene Schlendwein, Mark Schrauth, R. Stanfill. ROW 5: Lynn VanderMeersch, Steven Watts .R Second Graders Work Hord . sz fx - xg , ' s Mis sit? 1 ' Ori is if ' W it 5 f B kg - an S . 2 S S ROW 1: Craig Balser, Gail Barton. ROW 2: David Bills, J eff r e y Bowman, Cathy Crane, Dan Darling, Susanne DeMay. ROW 3: Dale Feurer , Patricia Genster, Jill Hand, Tim Hewitt, Mark Kuster. ROW 4: Clara Maddy, Mickey McKillip, Denise Moore, Monica Nelson, Sharon Nielson. ROW 5: Enemecio Ramerez, Debra Renner, Kevin Riggs, Robert Sprowls, Joseph VanLoo IO Si 'ixserk - ?2f.X J ' .X X X-XX. - so .. X XSS Xu 'PSX g X . .. -XQ .t X X X X X X R X X 1 X ' S Q X X X SX XX X r X X S J X Q X in an X X 1 3 X . ,Q KK X NX wx 'ik 5 ,... X . X - We X X B x ss X X X X Q Q X XX 5 as X s S X X X is XXX Q X r SO . S J X XXV X . w .. Q 3 N Q X S5 E X N X XXX X-X-X -f .. Xssifff R N Q .. is . - 5. ii 5 ii 1- s ' . .as ,f- 4l .. K XX M,.J-I 'NN' ,. .. . , ,p v .X S, X QX 'i'ii.-i i.f?fQf L 'X T' -A-sri X.. .X.. sX--. -X . .. ....-X X.. . - .X .. - Y .k . 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ROW 2: Michael Foster, Mark Gingerich, John Jackson, Craig Jennings, Rhonda Johnson, Charles Hatt, James Lanham. ROW 3: Timothy Mahnesmith, Darrell Marquis, Thomas M a r q u i s , Ronald Mason, Roger M e c hl i ng , James Mecum, Terry Lee Piper. ROW 4: Melody Po nt s l e r , Rand y Roberts, Susan Roberts, Rita Shofne r, Penny Smith, Susan Tautkus, Teresa Tharp. ROW 5:BrockTun1b1eson, Carolwright S Q-'fm 4- .v- X..- ROW 1: R. Arbuckle, Jolm Barry, Phyllis Bradley, Randy Coomer ROW2: Karen DeFauw, Deborah Doty, Kristy Eilers, Mary Elliot, Mary Ellis ROW 3: Diane Feure r , J enette Fouke, Tim Gens- linger, Brenda Gingerich, William Hjertstedt ROW 4: Jacquline H or n , Michael Hughe s , Gary James, Katherine Kuster, Kathy Lehning ROW 5: Phyllis Mansnerus, Cynthia McCauley, Deems McKee, David Miyashiro, Wayne Moore ROW 6: Ralph Ramerez, Ron Reynolds, Ellen Schmidt, Michail Scott, Richard Scott ROW7: Sharon Shofner, Mari Smith, P. Sperry, Karen Sprowls, Becky Stanfill ROW 8: C o n n ie Sullivan, Nancy Van Loo, John Weber, Shelia Wa r r e n , Richard Williams O S X W X X K X K isa N is S xx SS 5 X XX X kwa e if N i t S Xa t N S X SAQQ X 9 - X X S N XS X fs L:-.- Q -' ee .3-rx ' ' VXi'f3!'5T.: ISSSEQX ' N Q egg X X rs S ixxi N s X Q S tg S N is sg Q 1 X X is is -1+ Q X ig SN N ,S t RQ X , X . . tttt .-. YN. - f X as Qt r.' H xv wb W : at at it S l O . ,Q 2 ' .s X . I is S is B O -X - ' I -- S Qt - ' AVR an . if affix-.k. a ' M.- jf ge S s 5 s Q We fills! T1 as 5 Q X is Sex 5 S X S Q i if ik xr rl Q sq SX X W QS S 2 R aa+aa , Y 1 ,E . B SB X533 , .E 5 H ,. Fei 'asm tx sv 5' ' - ' 9 ie' :sa-1 ' ' ' fm 3 it E E tsl.. wi M X V L .4 ,i x e: 4, xx 'QA 5 fx wx, X 'XELWIXQX ,awe 'LLL X:1 X NX' XXSXXXH 1 sa 4 f'- a k.,, 2 2--PXXXX r N 'S O U s x fe X X X K XX X X XX X X X X 9 X Q X Fw gk X X QNX X XX x X X X X 5 Rx X N X XX XX RX X X XX O X X X , X wx N NN XQSX X X X a Q Xf XX .X5-.RX-X .X XXX-Qs -ff X X .X-XX RX X N' its X X X XX .. 5. . f. 5 Q X X 3 XXX X ss gf s S-1fXfNX XS X XV X- fi' fi .f- 'xxx ewuh vii! 1'osmfumg!,.g X H X f Q . To fi S. XF. -X , : N X! X!! X . . Xa -f-gisfm -. j X K X O ROW 1: Susan Aber, Norman Anderson. ROW 2: Gaile Arnold, Theresa Buckman, Laurie Ann Cambron, Kenneth Crain. ROW 3: Steven Frank, Terry Foster, Susan Gingerich, Crystal Horton, Paul Larnbird, Margo Lafferty. ROW 4: Terry Littlefield, Clyde Manon, Rita McKay, Stephen Morris, Carol Newman, Mark Pratt. ROW 5: George Roberts, Kevin Rodseth, Craig Samuelson, Jana Strattan, Carol Truedson, Jane True- dson, Gregory Younggren. X, - -X lf.. XX X X Xe Q Q RW i Q ssh are X Ks X sg i xx x Q S V s O Y Q , . x-xx s s .-,Q ,Silk . . e.. s X SFX' it s A- .Q . -- A-1 . tea: S Q ag s 3 s- .'. ,-: G K ' .. ,Q I Ks, Aman Fourth Grade ROW 1: Greg Anderson, Kim Anglin, Denise Barton, Marilyn Becue, Linda Bowman, K e n n e t h Crain, Thomas DeMay. ROW 2: Brent Doty, Jeff Ellis, K e n F o u l k e , Linda Frantzen, Mary Genster, Lorn Hartz, Michele Hodge. ROW 3: Donald James, Jeff Johnson, Leslie Johnson, Mathew Kinney, Daryl Lanxon, Gina Lootens. ROW 4: Lorie Lootens, Alice Maddy, Micheal Minneart, Kim Moore, Paula Nelson. ROW 5: James Nelson, Susan Nielson, Robert Patton, Norman Porter, Carlos Ramerez. ROW 6: Mary Jo Schmidt, ColleenSchutz, Shelia Smith, Debra Spetch. ROW 7: Terry Stanfill, Randy Va.nderMeersch, Timothy Vanloo ll2 9' e -' X X1 , X S' , Qi K f- ie- , -X - . x--s Q QMS X. w , X Q it R5 X XX X ni S sg Q X? 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ROW 4: Keith Pratt, Kay Piper, Gary Pontsler, Daniel Roberts, Mary Truedson, Marjorie White , ,X X A R Xl X S Q - X X X .-S. Q, X XX XX QW S IS H3 Learning Becomes A Challenge To Fifth Graders ROW 1: Teresa Arbuckle, Carla Bennett, Marjorie Bradley, Elmer C rain, Pamela C oo me r , Jane Emmerson. ROW 2: Pat Emmerson, Tim Genster, Steven Hayes, Donald L a nx o n , Mary Maddy, Gordon Minnaert. ROW 3: Donald Moore, Lea Primo, Carmen Ramerez, Jan Ringenberg, Carol Schutz, Janet Smith. ROW 4: Nancy Spratt, Mic hael Stanfill, Patr ic ia Thomas, Ronald Weber, William Wilt ROW 1: Kathy Jo Balser, Dean Bills, Annette Cole, John Demarlie, Debra Darling, Mike Fisher. ROW 2: Roger Fox, Danny Feurer, Richard Hand, Martha Hjerstedt, Patty Hughes, Steve Kuster. ROW 8: Paul Maddy, Marlowe Madsen, Jonathan Moore, Joe Morris, Ricky Renne r , Mike Runft. ROW 4: Michael Scott, Bill Smith, Mary Sta ndard, Mary Vandermeersch, Debbie Wheeler, Richard Scott IIS ROW 1: Cynthia A rbuc kle , T homas Bickett, William C a r pe r , Linda Comp, Connie Cordrey, Marcia Eigsti. ROW 2: St e ph e n Frank, Patti Gr ubb , Marcia Hansen, Jan He w itt , Rose Ann Horton, Julie Kunkel, Georgia Lanham. ROW 3: Henry Lanyam, Brenda Marq u i s , C athe r ine Marquis, Richard Mechling, Diana Pipe r , Patti Arm Robe r t s, Bradley Rodseth. ROW 4: David Royce, Rox an ne Rozina, Lu Ann Simms, Paul Strouse, Gayle Wh ip ple , Steven Wooden, Dane Younggren Sixth Graders Goin More Learning Experience teens 5. N 2-iii- M X 3 .... f if F -X X :- Q .L ni - . . . . iii. ii . ee niw- i' we??oe we .aes '1 feeewees fee gsiv .. . ,N-6. W . .:' -ff Q- - ' Q E i ' A ii X N R . ,..e 1 : 3 .. Q - es' 'K i 03.1 1 ' in SEn'iQYfN'fsi .G. Q wfermo se ef. 9 .. ,I i is ettt 2. X xx 5 3 N QS O g gi Y ... . e. ' 'X L s I Q F S. ' X R- Q., sa F - X .e., - -1 K is ' . 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Locally Owned and Operated Mineral and Annawan Fastest grain receiving elevation in the area Phone BUtler 8-3177 or Mineral Oil Bu-8-3442 Annawan Elevator 6333 FERTILIZER Bagged gl Bulk IaEX..aW LANGFORD DRUGS k -Q Phone 2842 A 64 7 'WJk4 i. ,enne E ieiie , AV E , 'Hgh COMP S DEEP ROCK STATION .. . S vii-.MM sheffiem crazhz m Mk-ww - ,..r . Mew.. i.a.r 2 I it AXX ' tee..e E ' iii i -' . if :'i' O ?i if 59 AN NAWAN STANDARD MAC BILLINGTON, BUSES QQ SERVICE JUNCTION - w Y K- --1 EL, 's 23 i 6, Q W nfs. e Sz va A R 1 -2' STANDARD iz T X Annawan Sheffield Phone- 935-6261 Phone- 3311 GENE ARNOLD TRUCKING J. P. BRENNAN CATTLE CO. c.B. gl Q. STOCKYARDS Z c 1, 4 - QW f' .E- 'l A QQ' 654 F-I Buda Princeton X5 xff Phone- 2161 Phone- 3-7771 H I THE BEAUTY BARR BUDA FEED 81 MILLING BP Feeds X Ni Phone 2482 game? Ph. 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Donation Sheffield M 8K E GREEN HOUSE GARFIELD STIER CO. n Flowers for all occasions FARM SUPPLIES 1 l NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT . ,50'0 'f06o Sheffield sheffiem , ' Phone- 3811 phone- 3221 l Let'S Make It A o. B. GILTNER, M.D. NATIONAL Donation Dry Cleaning Habit Sheffield Sheffield Phone- 3491 Phone- 4441 . PELLETWAY FEED Joe s PLACE 5 Jost P. Vermeulen Complete pelleted feeds Schlitz on Draught FF Sheffield RED Princeton PIONEER Ph. 5-1136 PLEASANT LANE BOWLING THE COUNTRY COMPANIES Richard Smith Special Agent Phone Sheffield 4501 5 COUNTRY LIFE , Insurance Company ' COMPANY MUTUAL Princeton Insurance Company Phone- 3-6621 READU5 H- QUICKLE KEWANEE STAR COURIER M 0 eos 'lit' A Sheffield Phone- 3211 Kewanee ol.uslvl-oslL: Phone-2181 STATE BANK RICHARD'S ALL STAR DAIRY OF ANNAWAN Servicing T if FK 'mimi sillllllll And IIIIFM A ff, -T Schools 4 f Sheffield Phone- Kewanee 9600 Annawan ST. PATRICK'S PARISH JIM STRATTON, BUSES Masses 8 a.m. X ! 10 a.m. XYX II! 'fff S -QA , g- Z 'ulfx ' ,Wm Buda Sheffield Phone - 2041 New - if L di For dependable trucking service, caum- Mmsmg MERLE WHIPPLE TRUCKING CO. B Q S n XX Hauling: ' ldgqg, 222221 YouNcsREN's GROCERY . AN Llmestone Buda Don Youngren Buff? Phone Buda' 3232 Phone Buda-2491 ZARVELLS BAKE SHOP ' 4. Q Kewanee CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STAFF OF THE WESTERNER -:.1.g.q From Don Taylor and T Jerry Weaver DELMAR STUDIOS A gl W ROOT BEER Princeton DICK BRUBAKER , INC . KEWANEE ACE LEATHER PRODUCTS Kewanee BUREAU COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION Princeton ALLENS DAIRY Kewanee CATTONS SHELL 8: DOUBLE H RESTAURANT Neponset ANDERSON 'S JEWELRY Kewanee CITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK Kewanee BECK OIL COMPANY Princeton COPPLE'S STANDARD STATION Buda BILLS 8: SMITH INSURANCE Sheffield CUNNINGHAM LOCKERS Sheffield BILLS AUTO ELECTRIC Kewanee EVA 'S PLAC E Chicken and fish Mineral BOLLMAN OIL 8: TIRE, INC. Manlius FARMERS GRAIN ELEVATOR, CO Neponset FIRST STATE BANK OF PRINCETON CARL F. JOHNSON FURNITURE Princeton Sheffield FULLERTON LUMBER CO. JONTZ FEED SERVICE Buda Buda F.L. GENSTER, D.D.S. KNOWLTON INSURANCE AGENCY Donation Sheffield Sheffield GLAD HATS LARRY'S GARAGE Hotel Kewanee Kewanee KEWanee GUZZARD 'S NEWSTAND AND CARD SHOP LILA 8: RUSTY'S TAVERN Kewanee Neponset I I HARPER 8: WYMAN LITTLEFIELD'S TRUCKING Princeton Buda HAYES SANITONE CLEANERS E.B. LYON 8: SONS APPLIANCES Sheffield Mineral HEWITTS CLOTHING STORE MAHNESMITH SERVICE Sheffield Buda MARTINS TEXACO SERVICE Buda t-PETE 'S SERVICE STATION Sheffield MASON 'S TV SERVICE Buda PIONEER HYBRID Princeton RUBY MERCANTILE Kewanee PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Princeton MOREY'S STANDARD SERVICE Mineral PRINCETON NEW CAR DEALERS Princeton NORBERG MEMORIAL HOME Princeton PRINCETON SALE BARN Princeton A 8: D MOTORS ANNAWAN ROYAL SUPER MART Sheffield PEED'S AUTO PARTS SANDY'S PETITE BEAUTY SALON Kewanee Buda JOSEPH R. PETERSON STATE SENATOR SHEFFIELD HEARING AID CENTER Princeton Sheffield SHEFFIELD LUMBER COMPANY TWINKLE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE Sheffield Kewanee SHEFFIELD VETERINARY CLINIC VINCVCES TV 81 APPLIANCES Sheffield Kewanee SPEED WASH LAUNDRY DR. WHITE, DOMIHOH Sheffield Buda THOMAS STANDARD SERVICE WILLIAM'S SINCLAIR Sheffield Sheffield WYANET SPEED WASH Mr. Hamann gives the seniors Wyallet his last bit of advice before commencement! X F , we Y . dw, llifi--i Susan and Becky talk over their future plans while wai ing to practice for their last walk through the halls Western High School as students. THE LAST HECTIC WEEK gg .BQ.S Y 129 E ggi .55 Xxxb ,M ' ANNAWAN Goossens Plumbing and Heating Hamp Wheel Inn J aggers Snack Bar Ron and Steve's Barber Scotty's Conoco Service Steak House Verdick Implement Co. BUDA Carl Calvert 8: Son Elwyn Carper Hi-Way Cafe Darrell Marquis Ray Martin Charles Simms Nancy's Beauty Salon Walt's Garage Whipple Sales 8: Service Winslow Store KEWANEE A 8: P Supermarket Bill's TV Service Blakes Shoes Bracken's Restaurant Shop Bray's Interior Decorating Breedloves' Sports 8: Toys Brigg's Yarn Shop Cake 'n Cream Carlson Roofing Co. City Furniture 8: Rug Co. Cozy Corner Cafe Crystal Shop Dave's Service Shop Edwards Rambler Sales Eugene Dir Davidson's Restaurant Durey's Jewelry Family Shoe Outlet Farm 81 Home Center A friend A friend Gerwigs Dress Shop Dr. E. J. Goetzman fdonationj Dr. Hayden Golden Cdonationj Gusta:Eson's Harvey's Beauty Salon Hillside Florist gl Greenhouse June Mel-O-Dee Record Shop Keller's Appliance Kewanee Music Shop Kirley 8: Son Dr. S. C. Krieg fdonationl Lake Street Florist Larson's Tastee Freeze The Leader Store McBroom Motors Merrito Auto Service Jim Milnes Auto Service Mode O'Day Dress Shop Mom's Cafe Murphy's Book Store Dr. Cu. W. Nicholson fdonationj Novak Travel Agency H 8: H Oliver Service Open Air Market Pickering Barber Shop M. C. Quagliano D. S. C. Cdonationj Scott's Produce Mrs. Smith's Bakery South Side Plumbing 8: Heating Tri-County Glass Union Federal Saving's 8: Loan Dr. H. R. Vainey fdonationl Dr. Weisser, Hubbard Moss Electric MANLIUS Connies Gulf Service Larry's Texaco MINERAL Riley 's Store Mrs. Moeller Travelers Motel Fred's Gulf Service 8: Sport Shop NEPONSET Chets Tavern Johnson Lumber Co. Mike's Barber Shop Neponset Corner Store PRINCETON A Sz P Store A 8: P Supermarket Allen Lumber Co. Alma Magnuson Shop Anderson Sz Palmer Anderson-Mosshart Animal Hospital Baty's Big Top Bill's Standard Service Bruce Sz Son Bureau County Republican Cane's Shoe Store Myron L. Cass Agency Chocolate Shop Coast to Coast Store Community Mart Locker Dan's Pool Hall Dunbar Book Store Edward's Royal Tire Service Ellberg's George's Restaurant 8: Pizza George's Sinclair Goodruan's Standard Gustafson's V 8: S Hardware Heisser's House of Flowers Hoffrnan's Jewelry House gl Garden Jim's Deep Rock Josephson 8: Son Landahl's Larson's Furniture Leafy Lane Dairy Gene Lindelof Lindy's Lanes Mayes Flying Service Men's Shop Mode O'Day Montgomery Ward Dr. Dexter Nelson Qdonationl Nelson's Drug Store Nelson's Grocery Store Olson's Refrigeration Peterson's Clothing Store Dr. W. L. Phelan Cdonationl Phil's Jewelry Store Pratt's Greenhouse Piggly Wiggly Princeton Auto Body Shop Princeton Furniture Rici's Restaurant Suburban Cleaners Trainer's Appliance Vickrey's Wind Power Electric SHEFFIELD Kenneth Battey Trucking Bill's Hardware The Craft Box Hillis Pierce Hi -Way Cafe i Huber's Garage Webb's Saddle Shop J ohn's Barber Shop Wetherell Gift Sz Art Shop Ken's Barber Shop Sheffield Photo Service Maid- Rite WYANET Market Basket Giltner Store Martin's Welding Service Red Sz White Food Store Smith's Implement Shop Wyanet Grain Co. Walt Morris Wyanet Hardware STUDENTS ANXIOUSLY AWAIT THE RESULTS OF SEMESTER TESTS .... HOPEFULLY! 133 STUDENTS AND FACULTY AND COMMUNITIES SHARE 134 I EXPERIENCES TOGETHER! 135 SENIORS CLOSE CAREERS AT WESTERN S SS Q Q S ,. 136 -. , x, LN . . ..- v .'-. . ...L -, 2 . 1' ' e 1 -3- ':- . H.. - me - - . -V421 E . f , ' '- .5 Qiilff 'Q 1 ' g- L, ----A-L - -5 -E - - Q: I 'I X E ... 1 - -ix ., - 'fy v I ,:.. 1,.. QL . , - - 3 . 'j. . 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