Windsor High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Windsor, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1967 volume:

We would like to dedicate this nineteen sixty-seven edition of the Pow-Wow to the many fine people of our communities who are doing all they can to make our education possible. We would like to express our extreme gratitude, and our hope that their continuing efforts will always be advancing the quality of a Windsor High School education, in this world where education is the single most valuable asset a man can have. WINDSOR 1000 • DEDICATION i PRESENT 1967 POW-WOW WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL WINDSOR, ILLINOIS TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION...................5 FACULTY..........-...............9 SENIORS........................ 13 CLASSES.........................23 ORGANIZATIONS...................35 ACTIVITIES..................... 57 FAVORITES.......................65 SPORTS..........................73 ADVERTISING.....................87 MANY ROADS TO WINDSOR SEXSQN CORNER SHELBYViLLE WI5MI MATTOON NE I3MI WINDSOR MW 7 Ml NEOGA SE8MI STRASB1IRG SW 8 Mi. GAYS N E Ml. • ETNA EG Ml TROWBRIDGE S 5 Ml 3 I £ I I I BOARD OF EDUCATION n Thomas Gaston, Norman McKenzie, Dan Hooten, Robert Caspary, Thomas Bottrell, Bill Ashmore, and Laurence Shafer. 4 ran ADMINISTRATION President MR. ROBERT CASPARY Secretary MR. THOMAS BOTTRELL BOARD PROMOTES BETTER MR. DAN HOOTEN MR. LAWRENCE SHAFER MR. BILL ASHMORE MR. THOMAS GASTON EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS MR. NORMAN McKenzie 8 v x cro FACULTY FACULTY BILLDEWERFF, B.S. Southern Illinois Univ. Vocational Agriculture JO ANN BRANDENBERG, A. B. Webster College Girls' P. E. Health, First Aid EMILY MARSLAND. B.S., M. A. Northwestern Univ. University of Illinois English, Spanish PHYLLIS MILAM, B.S. Eastern Illinois University Commerce NONA BELLE KELLER, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. English, Speech PATSY LENZ, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Home Economics ANNETTE BUESKING, B.S., M.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. University of Illinois Music 10 1966 - 67 JOHN GALLIGAN, B.S. Murray State College Mathematics ORRIS A. SENG, A.B., M.S. University of Illinois Physics, Chemistry, Science Principal RICHARD GIBSON, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Biology, Drivers Training Head Coach WILBUR WILHELM, B.S. Eastern Illinois University Social Science GLEN THOMPSON, B.S., M.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. University of Illinois Industrial Arts GENIEVIEVE GOFF. B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Speech Correction DAVID FULKERSON, B. A. Evansville College Boys' P. E. II SECRETARIES: Peggy Buiierman, Grace Moffeit NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL JANITORS: Bill Reed and 3nd Kay Reed Vernon Fugate BUS DRIVERS: BACK ROW: Joe Tipton, Gene Denham, Dale Beals, Fred Landis FRONT ROW: Bill Camic, La Vern Storm, Ben Elliott NOT PICTURED: Louie Curto 12 SENIORS SENIORS MR. THOMPSON PAM SLATER President NANCY NOLEN Vice-President JIM BAUGHER Student Council Rep. LESLIE KASEY Secretary TERRY LATCH Treasurer 14 CHARLES BAILEY 15 STEVE COLE MERGING TRAFFIC ROSE DAVIS PEGGY GARRETT FRED DOEHRING BEVERLY HARPSTER ROSEMARY MILLER DENNIS HICKMAN Senior activities provoke a lot of thought for Pam Slater. They don't make girls like that anymore, Terry! KAREN JONES DARRELL KEARNEY LONNIE OAKLEY MONA OHM BOB PEADRO I was ahead by three car-lengths when the engine blew, explains Tommy Thompson. JANICE PEADRO CAROLYN RANKIN 18 Go to Alice for hjgh styles! JIM SCHROCK SUDY SEXSON MARY LOU RINCKER If I had a car, I wouldn’t have to wait for a ride!” exclaims Gary Ashmore. HAROLD ROBINSON LARRY SHAFER Watch out, Terry Latch, or they'll Rriiiipppp! TERRY SHAFER JIM SPIVEY TONY SIMS ALICE STORM WARREN THOMPSON May I have this dance? MIKE SZACHNITOWSKI LARRY SYFERT THOMAS THOMPSON NANCY TAYLOR JULIA TURNER GARY WALLACE CYNTHIA WILLIAMSON Mr. Seng and Mr. Thompson ponder the problems of our senior class. DONNA WITT JOHN HERRON transferred to Sullivan •■WIV? V, 'M i ' JUNIORS LOOK AHEAD Esther Arganbright Lenard Beals Terry Doss Chuck Gaston Steve Ashmore Steve Cooper Linda Doehring Elva Jean Gaston O 24 AND PLAN FOR THE FUTURE Eugene Haerr Floyd Hilligoss Mary Ann Hooten Kent Howard Lynn Hyland Richard Johnson Mark Kasey Gloria King JUNIORS - INDUSTRIOUS WORKERS The Junior Class of 1967 has been very busy in various extracurricular activities. A profitable project was the sale of ink pens. The juniors also made money from the bake sales they sponsored. A very successful play was presented by the Junior Class of W.H.S. this year. It was a three act comedy, titled, Father's Been to Mars. The junior party, The Mod, was held on November 4th. A skit, Swans on the Lake, was presented at this time. The juniors sponsored an activity night on October 5th. Quite a few people turned out for this evening of fun and games. The juniors sold pop at some of the ball games when it was their turn; they also ran the coat check. From the many ideas suggested, the juniors chose Chew Em Up as their theme for their Homecoming Float. This year the juniors spent many long, hard hours in preparation of the Junior-Senior Prom. Class-work (teamwork) proved successful again. The juniors enjoyed an entertaining year as upperclassmen and will return in the fall as seniors, the upper, upperclassmen. 25 BY SHOWING CLEVERNESS, Don Matthews Danny McQueen Arlan Mitchell David Mitchell Marilyn Mulvaney Brenda Paulson Dorvin Polk Denny Quigley CLASS OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW: Esther Arganbright, secretary Steve Cooper, president Mark Kasey, vice president TOP ROW; Mr. Galligan, assistant adv. Gloria King, treasurer Leonard Storm, stu. coun. rep. Mrs. Milam, advisor 26 INTELLIGENCE, AND SKILL Jerry Robinson Terry Stevens Jean Szachnitowski Jeff Walden Mike Seng Leonard Storm Ruth Waggoner Jean Wittenberg NOT PICTURED: Mike Miller, John Moore, Danny Schwerman Denny Quigley, Dave Mitchell Denny Quigley, Dave Mitchell Chuck Gaston 27 SOPHOMORES PLAN Ruth Armer Colleen Baker Lanny Bridges Steve Carpenter Melvin Austin Billy Binder Billy Bryson Debbie Cole SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Wayne Risley, treasurer Mike Havens, vice pres. Patty Garrett, president Bev Lawyer, secretary Sandy Slater, stu. coun. rep. BACK ROW: Mr. Fulkerson, assistant adv. Mr. Gibson, advisor The sophomores have been very busy this year. They spent several days behind the scenes selling pop at the ball games. Many pains were taken to produce their Homecoming Float. The sophomore party was a success as were the various other activities they held. TO BE BETTER Jim Doss David England Patty Garrett Terry Harpster Becky Elliott Dorthy Flick Paul Giesler Mike Havens 29 CITIZENS THROUGH Ronnie Lowry Rodney Maxwell Connie Miller Randy Mulvaney Ruby Martin Ronnie McQueen Gary Montgomery Dianna Nees Vickie Nees Mavis Ohm Roylene Nolen Rickey Ratliff 30 BETTER EDUCATIONS Eric Rincker Wayne Risley Terry Sims Russel Rincker Connie Sims Sandra Slater Barbara Storm Danny Syfert Richard Waggoner Sarah Warner Mike White FRESHMEN START Anne Allen Thomas Arganbright Cathy Baker Ann Bauger Barbara Blackburn Rita Boyd Jane Davis Aimee Doehring CLASS OFFICERS: SEATED: John Lenz, pres. STANDING: Danny Wittenberg, stu. coun. rep. Eddie King, vice pres., Mr. Wilhelm - advisor, Ann Baugher, secretary. Sharia Sexson, treasurer David Doehring 32 NEW ROADS TO Jerry Drummond Jane Haney Mike Hickman Wesley Hiliigoss Jeff Hortenstine Brad Hyland Jonna Jones Patrick Kasey Judy Kearney Eddie King Karla Kuhl Roger Leggitt John Lenz Eddie Marshall Paul Maynard Mary Ann McAllister 33 TO NEW ADVENTURES Sherry McQueen Danny Miller David Paulson Larry Paxton Kerry Minor Janice Moberly Gary Peadro Sharia Sexson NOT PICTURED - Kathy Moore Susan Sims Ronnie Spivey Larry Storm Christine Storm Linda Syfert Jane Templeton Elizabeth Waggoner Dan Wittenberg 34 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT OPENS National Association of Student Councils BACK ROW: Alice Storm, Fred Doehring, Rodney Maxwell, Mike Szachnitowski, Danny Wittenberg, Jim Schrock, Carolyn Rankin; SECOND ROW: Nancy Taylor, John Lenz, Leonard Storm, Larry Syfert, Jim Baugher, Donna Witt; FIRST ROW: Sandy Slater, Peggy Garrett, Steve Cooper, Barb Storm, Patty Garrett. 36 COUNCIL BOOKSTORE Student Council Officers and Advisor: Pam Slater, Bev Harpster, Sudy Sexson, Brenda Bridges, Lucy Baker, Mr. Seng At the beginning of the year the Student Council had a special assembly in which all of the club presidents explained the plans for the coming year and urged the students to participate actively in the clubs. On November 12th the council attended the Shelbyville District Student Council Convention to obtain ideas to use in our council. Much preparation and planning was put into the Homecoming activities. The theme for Homecoming Dance was Moonlight and Mistletoe. Improvements are being made on the student lounge, which this year was named Devils Den. Several different money-making projects were planned under the supervision of our advisor, Mr. Seng. 37 TOP ROW: Leonard Storm, Fred Doehring, Mel Austin, Jim Schrock, Ricky Ratliff; THIRD ROW: Jane Haney, Gary Wallace, Larry Syfert, John Lenz, Mary Ann McCallister; SECOND ROW: Karen Jones, Randy Mulvaney, Darrell Kearney, Rita Boyd, Patty Garrett; BOTTOM ROW: Anne Baugher, Janie Davis, Jim Baugher, Peggy Garrett, Judy Kearney. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: SEATED, Bev Harpster, Alice Storm, Sudy Sex-son, Linda Doehring; STANDING, Nancy Taylor, Mike Szachnitowski, Advisor, Mrs. Marsland, Arlan Mitchell, Gary Ashmore. 38 A weiner roast and hayride was planned at the beginning of the year to welcome the freshmen into the club. A Christmas caroling party was enjoyed, and an ail school party called a Pinata Party was held in the third quarter. Mrs. Marsland, our advisor, was the speaker for our annual Pan-American Night in the spring, which was open to the community. Besides these nightly meetings, interesting and different activity periods were held. Slides, films, games, and Mrs. Marsland’s souvenirs were enjoyed by the members. The constitution was revised this year, and the students became acquainted with it. HAS ACTIVE YEAR TOP ROW: David Mitchell, Jeff Walden, Paul Giesler, Dan Wittenberg, Mike Havens, Terry Gaston; THIRD ROW: Jean Szachnitowski, Ed Marshall, Paul Maynard, Mike Seng, Donna Witt; SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Hooten, Aimee Doehring, Kent Howard, Janice Peadro, Mary Lou Rincker; BOTTOM ROW: Steve Carpenter, Christine Storm, Elizabeth Waggoner, Sandy Slater, David Doehring. 39 GAA OFFICERS: Carolyn Rankin, Colleen Baker, Mary Ann Hooten, Sudy Sexson, Donna Witt, Mrs. Brandenburg, Advisor. GAA CAMPS SPORTHEADS: BACK ROW: Barb Storm, Patty Garrett, Pam Slater, Cindy Williamson; FRONT ROW: Linda Syfert, Jean Wittenberg, Linda Doehring, Sharia Sexson 40 BACK ROW: Mary McCallister, Rita Boyd, Barb Blackburn, Alice Storm, Nancy Taylor, Karen Jones, Janice Moberly; FOURTH ROW: Leslie Kasey, Amy Doehring, Jean Szachnitowski, Esther Arganbright, Rosemary Miller, Rose Davis, Jane Haney; THIRD ROW: Mavis Ohm, Gloria King, Debbie Cole, Sandy Slater, Ruth Waggoner, Janie Davis; SECOND ROW: Ruby Martin, Ann Baugher, Jonna Jones, Kathy Baker, Jane Templeton, Chris Storm, Judy Kearney; FIRST ROW: Bev Lawyer, Julia Turner, Ann Allen, Mona Ohm. IN THE GYM The Girl’s Athletic Association was one of the busiest clubs in school this year, as they planned and carried out new activities, including several camping trips and learning to play pool. The girls sold sweatshirts and held various other activities as their money-making projects. Their activities were hiking and camping, softball, basketball and trampoline, dancing, bowling, and swimming, led by the various sportheads. The year was climaxed by the annual banquet, at which awards were given to the outstanding members. 41 SEATED: T. Thompson, R. Allen, B. Harpster, G. Wallace: STANDING: K. Jones, L. Kasey, N. Taylor, M. Szachnitowski, A. Storm, and S. Sexson. THESPIANS ENTERTAIN OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: N. Taylor, M. Szachnitowski, T. Thompson, S. Sexson, A. Storm: BACK ROW: G. Wallace, and advisor: Mrs. Keller During the school year, the Thespians performed for various audiences. Under the appreciated direction of Mrs. Keller, they entertained the community with their Dramatics Night and the school with their Christmas play. They also participated in the district speech contest. COMMUNITY BACK ROW: J. Lenz, T. Latch, J. Schrock, D. Wittenburg, G. Ashmore, E. Marshall; THIRD ROW: S. Sex-son, C. Kuhl, J. Baugher, T. Shafer, J. Szachnitowski, J. Wittenberg; SECOND ROW: A. Baugher, E. Arganbright, R. Leggitt, P, Kasey, M. Hooten, M. Rincker; FRONT ROW: P. Slater, C. Williamson, L. Oakley, J. Jones, A. Allen. 43 BACK ROW: Terry Latch, Connie Sims, Ricky Ratliff, Paul Giesler, Denny Quigley, Alice Storm, Larry Syfert; THIRD ROW: Leslie Kasey, Sudy Sexson, Richard Waggoner, Jim Baugher, Barb Blackburn, Linda Doehring; SECOND ROW: Peggy Garrett, Esther Arganbright, Jean Wittenberg, Jean Szachnitowski, Mary-Lou Rincker, Mavis Ohm, Debbie Cole; FIRST ROW: Ann Allen, Mona Ohm, Chris Storm, Roger Leggitt, Rosemary Allen, Bev Lawyer. PEP CLUB PEP CLUB OFFICERS: BACK ROW: Lucy Baker, Rosemary Miller, Karen Jones, Cindy Williamson, Pam Slater; THIRD ROW: Colleen Baker, Judy Kearney, Barb Storm; SECOND ROW: Donna Witt, Patty Garrett, Wayne Risley, Linda Syfert, Eddie King; FRONT ROW: Mrs. Brandenburg, Advisor, Fred Doehring, Mary Ann Hooten, David Mitchell. BACK ROW: Carla Kuhl, Susan Sims, Steve Ashmore, Dennis Hickman, Carolyn Rankin, Brenda Bridges; THIRD ROW: Jane Haney, Nancy Taylor, Gary Wallace, Russell Rincker, Aimee Doehring, Brenda Paulson; SECOND ROW: Bev Harpster, Gloria King, Danny Hooten, Terry Shafer, Becky Elliott, Roylene Nolen; FIRST ROW: Julia Turner, Jane Templeton, Ruby Martin, David Paulson, Sandy Slater, Marilyn Mulvaney. PROMOTES ENTHUSIASM In its third year at Windsor High School the Pep Club has promoted great enthusiasm among the spectators at the basketball games. They have done this by purchasing two megaphones for the members to use. These megaphones produce great spirit from the fans, and the basketball boys seem to really appreciate it. The Pep Club has no regular outfits this year, but each member purchased a Pep Club button, which they are to wear to each game. School Spirit reigns high at WHS, and all agree that the Pep Club has truly promoted enthusiasm. 45 NEW MEMBERS: SEATED: B. Storm, S. Slater, E. Arganbright; STANDING: J. Baugher, M. Austin, R. Maxwell, R. Ratliff, M. Havens HONOR SOCIETY In the spring, an initiation ceremony was held for eight new members: one senior, one junior, and six sophomores. Each officer gave a short talk after which the new members received their pins. 46 OFFICERS: N. Nolen, B. Bridges, S. Sexson, J. Schrock, L. Baker HOLDS INITIATION MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: L. Storm, N. Taylor, C. Rankin, J. Walden: BACK ROW: M. Seng, P. Slater P. Garrett, B. Harpster, S. Cooper TOP ROW: Rose Davis, Carla Kuhl, Connie Sims, Alice Storm, Susan Sims, Karen Jones; MIDDLE ROW: Bev Harpster, Ruby Martin, Gloria King, Becky Elliott, Royiene Nolen, Jane Templeton; BOTTOM ROW: Julia Turner, Marilyn Mulvaney, Sherry McQueen, Linda Syfert, Cindy Williamson, Mona Ohm. FHA BECOMES FHA COMES OF AGE was the theme for the Windsor chapter this year. In carrying out this theme and celebrating their twenty-first birthday, a birthday party was one of the many activities in which the girls participated. Every November, the FHA sponsors a service project in which they do something helpful for the needy people, the school, or the community. This year they promoted, OPERATION WE CARE , an all school project where a collection of goods was made to send to the area servicemen in Viet Nam. The school is very proud of our local chapter for the fine job they have done this year. AS OF AGE OFFICERS: STANDING: Lucy Baker. Mrs. Lenz, Nancy Nolen; SEATED: Brenda Bridges, Jean Wittenberg, Rosemary Allen. 49 TOP ROW: D. Miller, D. Schwerman, D. Syfert, D. England, S. Ashmore, W. Hilligoss; FOURTH ROW: R. Rincker, T. Shafer, B. Binder, B. Bryson, J. Gottman; SECOND ROW: M. Kasey, R. Waggoner, G. Peadro, G, Montgomery, L. Storm, T. Harpster: BOTTOM ROW: J. Hortenstine, E. King, N. Taylor, E. Rincker, T. Arganbright. FFA ENCOURAGES SEATED: J. Baugher, T. Latch, E. King; STANDING: G. SEATED: D. Syfert, C. Gaston. Peadro, W. Hilligoss. STANDING: E. King 50 SEATED: Butch Robinson Eric Rincker: STANDING: SEATED: Terry Gaston Danny Schwerman; STAND- Terry Harpster ING: Pete Robinson. What has happened to the Windsor FFA? Why, there is a girl in the club. This year the boys of the FFA voted to accept a girl into their club. The boys agree that they made a wise decision, and that their club has benefited. They are continuing in their activities throughout the year, and each member is doing his and her share to contribute to the club's success. NEW MEMBERSHIP STANDING: T. Gaston, G. Montgomery, R. Waggoner, J. Robison, J. Baugher, T. Latch, S. Ashmore; SEATED: R. Rincker, B. Robison, T. Harpster, E. Rincker, B. Binder. OFFICERS, SEATED: Jim Baugher, Butch Robison, Terry Latch, Chuck Gaston; STANDING: Terry Gaston, Advisor: Mr. DeWerff, Jerry Robison. 51 FRONT ROW: B. Harpster, P. Garrett, A. Baugher, S. Sexson, M. Bruce, SECOND ROW: A. Allen, G. Welch, S. Bennett, K. Risley, L. Doehring. THIRD ROW: C. Baugher, P. Schwerman, D. Walker, D. King, J. Haney. STANDING: Mrs. Buesking, R. Allen BAND UNDER Since Mr. Begeman took a leave of absence this year, the band was under the instruction of Mrs. Annette Buesking. The band performed at all home basketball games and had a special program at the homecoming game. They competed against many other schools in the band contest. In the fall of the year, they took a trip to Turkey Run. Each summer three members of the band are sent to band camp for one week. This camp is held on the Eastern Illinois University campus. 52 D. Storm, D. Risley, E. Marshall, E. King, D. Wittenburg, T. Gaston; P. Garrett, M. Seng, C. Gaston, M. Curry, M. McCallister, C. Thompson, G. King; R. Waggoner Moffett, K. Gaston, E. Arganbright, D. Doehring, R. Leggitt. M. Gaston, B. Hyland, N. Taylor, A. Storm NEW INSTRUCTION DANCE BAND ENSEMBLES FRONT ROW: Brad Hyland, Chuck Gaston, Claire Thompson, Gloria King, Marla Curry, Alice Storm; BACK ROW: David Doehring, Advisor; Mrs. Buesking, Mike Seng, Fred Doehring, Terry Gaston, Danny Wittenberg, Eddie King, Eddie Marshall, Rosemary Allen. FRONT ROW: Rosemary Allen, Chris Storm, Anne Allen, Anne Baugher, Beverly Harpster, Peggy Garrett, Sharia Sexson; BACK ROW: Jane Haney, Claire Thompson, Gloria King, Marla Curry, Chuck Gaston. 54 VOICE SOLO: Rosemary Allen; BATON ROUTINE: Chris Storm; SAX QUARTET: Claire Thompson, Gloria King, Marla Curry, Chuck Gaston; HORN SOLO; Jane Haney; CLARINET DUET: Peggy Garrett, Beverly Harpster; CLARINET TRIO: Sharia Sexson, Anne Baugher, Anne Allen. BACK ROW: Gary Wallace, Tom Thompson, Dennis Hickman, Chuck Gaston, Danny Wittenberg, Larry Syfert; THIRD ROW: Barb Storm, Nancy Taylor, Alice Storm, Rita Boyd, Jane Haney; SECOND ROW: Rosemary Allen, Bev Harpster, Gloria King, John Lenz, Debbie Cole, Sandy Slater; FIRST ROW: Mrs. Buesking, Mona Ohm, David Paulson, Bev Lawyer, Anne Allen. CHORUS AND MAJORETTES ENTERTAIN MAJORETTES: Carolyn Rincker, Carlee Rincker, Chris Storm, Debbie Frye, Nancy Witt, Becky Shafer Each year the chorus entertains the community at the Baccalaureate services. The chorus practices throughout the year, and this practice is shown through their wonderful performance. The majorettes perform at several activities. One of these activities in the Homecoming game. The crowd always enjoys the performance given by the majorettes. FRONT ROW: R. Waggoner, M. Seng, T. Latch, J. Baugher, D. Mitchell, W. Risley, L. Steam; MIDDLE ROW: J. Schrock, R. Ratliff,. J. Walden, D. Kearney, L. Shafer, W. Thompson, F. Hilligoss, T. Gaston; BACK ROW: Coach Fulkerson, L. Bridges, C. Gaston, M. Austin, D. Quigley, R. Maxwell, M. Havens, E. Austin, D. Hickman, G. Ashmore LETTERMAN’S CLUB A FIRST YEAR SUCCESS This year, under the supervision of Mr. Gibson and Mr. Fulkerson, a Letterman's Club was formed. Any boy who has earned a letter in baseball, basketball, or track is eligible. The club participated in such activities as bowling and swimming with the GAA, sock hops, and a senior-faculty basketball game. They also attended the lllinois-Michigan State game at the U of I. 56 TOP ROW: Dan Schwerman, Jeff Walden, Arlan Mitchell, Mike Schachnitowski, Dennis Quigley, Gary Ashmore; SECOND ROW: Jean Szachnitowski, Terry Latch, Alice Storm, Jim Schrock, Linda Doehring; THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Hooten, Brenda Paulson, Butch Robinson, Gary Wallace, Jean Wittenberg, Colleen Baker; BOTTOM ROW: Mona Ohm, Rosemary Allen, Jim Baugher, Marilyn Mulvaney, Julia Turner. SOCIAL-STUDIES CLUB In their second year of existence, the Social Studies Club actually met! The club really achieved a lot this year, and we hope to do more next year. OFFICERS: Fred Doehring, Leslie Kasey; Advisor, Mr. Wilhelm; Sudy Sexson, Larry Syfert. 57 OFFICERS: STANDING: J. Schrock, L. Syfert, J. Wit-tenburg, Advisor, Mrs. Milam; SEATED: L. Doehring, C. Williamson. BUSINESS CLUB BEGINS SECOND YEAR TOP ROW: G. Ashmore, J. Walden, F. Doehring, A. Mitchell, M. Szachnitowski, T. Thompson, D. Hickman, W. Thompson; FOURTH ROW: K. Howard, N. Nolen, T. Shafer, A. Storm, T. Latch, D. Witt, T. Gaston; THIRD ROW: J. Peadro, B. Robison, Sudy Sexson, M. Seng, B. Bridges, D. Kearney, N. Taylor; SECOND ROW: L. Oakley, R. Davis, Sharia Sexson, D. Hooten, J. Szachnitowski, B. Paulson, J. Doss; BOTTOM ROW: P. Slater, K. Baker, J. Jones, M. Hooten, E. Arganbright, M. Ohm, A. Allan 58 The Business Club has been opened to freshmen and sophomores this year. They have social activities within the group and hear some interesting talks on the various fields of business. The Snooper Staff is at it again this year. They snoop around the school for some interesting and exciting news flashes to present to the students. The Snooper comes out every nine weeks. Nothing escapes them. Snooper knows all, sees all, and worst of all, tells all. SNOOPER INVADES EVERY NINE WEEKS TOP ROW: R. Miller, R. Allan, C. Rankin, J. Turner, L. Shafer, L. Kasey; MIDDLE ROW: J. Schrock, K. Jones, M. Mulvaney, M. Rincker, Advisor, Mrs. Milam; BOTTOM ROW: G. Wallace, C. Williamson, J. Baugher. 59 AT SCHOOL our activities are many and varied. Before we actually begin to study (1.), we have a little fun with our friends to relax and prepare us for the day ahead. In class we listen attentively (2.) to hear every important word our teachers have to say. Their leadership affords us a good basic understanding of our lessons, and their example teach (3.) us patterns of daily behavior. We study (4.) diligently to master the lessons they teach us. At the end of the day, we return to a happy home, where the pleasant atmosphere prepares us for another day in the process of learning. 60 ACTIVITIES SENIOR EDITORS AND ADVISOR: Mike Szachnitowski, Mrs. Marsland, Sudy Sexson. It has indeed been a busy year for the members of the Pow-Wow staff. There were meetings to attend in spite of looming tests or events that might have been more fun. We weren't always on time with our assignments, but we are pleased with the way we did finish them. Although we had our doubtful moments, it has been our pleasure to make this book available to you. POW-WOW SPORTS STAFF: BACK ROW: Fred Doehring, Jim Baugher, Gary Ashmore; FIRST ROW: Larry Syfert, Leslie Kasey 62 ADVERTISING AND CIRCULATION STAFFS: STANDING: Bev Harpster, Nancy Nolen, Butch Robison, Rose Davis, Rosemary Allen; SEATED: Carolyn Rankin, Alice Storm, Brenda Bridges. HAS BUSY YEAR SNAPSHOT EDITORS: Doehring Charles Bailey, Linda JUNIOR EDITORS: Arganbright Jean Szacnitowski Esther 63 JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS The juniors worked hard to produce their class play, Father's Been to Mars. The play was based on a T. V. actor who portrayed an explorer in space. Although his family loved his acting, they want him to leave his role at the theater. The family decides when Father brings his leading lady home and frightens Mother’s tea ladies, to teach him a lesson. Little did they know that Father was bringing the president of his network home to meet his family. When Mother plans her scheme for the same night, the whole house goes in circles. The production was fun for the actors, actresses, backstage help, and the director, all of whom helped and worked hard to make the play successful. 64 “FATHER’S BEEN TO MARS” 65 NEWSPAPER EDITORS The newspaper editors have really been working hard this year to include all the news of the high school in our town paper. They have done a fine job keeping our community well informed of our activities. Nancy Taylor, Fred Doehring, Advisor, Mr. Seng LIBRARIANS This year, under the supervision of Mrs. Brandenburg, the library was expanded_books. Also, all old books are being recovered. The librarians are, BACK ROW: Sudy Sexson, Tom Thompson, Steve Cole, Denny Quigley, Donna Witt; FOURTH ROW: Leslie Kasey, Gary Wallace, Jim Schrock, Larry Syfert, Linda Doehring; SECOND ROW: Rose Davis, Jean Szachnitowski, Jim Baugher, Patty Garrett, Brenda Paulson; BOTTOM ROW: Pam Slater, Julia Turner, Marilyn Mulvaney, Advisor, Mrs. Brandenburg. 66 QUEEN ADDS GRACIOUS TOUCH On the seventeenth day of December, the Student Council held the annual Homecoming Dance. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the new queen, Lucy Baker, by last year's queen, Kay Krile. Don Bring and his Combo provided the mood music. SENIOR ATTENDANT - Beverly Harpster, ESCORT - Gary Ashmore QUEEN AND HER ESCORT - Fred Doehring 68 JUNIOR ATTENDANT - Gloria King, ESCORT - Jim Schrock SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT -Sandy Slater, ESCORT - Dan Hooten FRESHMAN ATTENDANT -Rita Boyd, ESCORT - Mel Austin COURT PROVIDES LOVELY ATMOSPHERE LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Boyd, G, King. L. Kasey, L. Baker, B. Harpster, S. Slater 69 A view of the Homecoming Dance. Kay Krile, the 1965-66 Homecoming Queen and her escort. HOMECOMING Homecoming activities were many and varied at W. H.S. this year. The Student Council had a frantic time preparing the activities but their work was appreciated. As is now a tradition, the day’s activities inspired another successful basketball game as the Devils retained their hatchet for the sixth consecutive year. The victory was celebrated by the homecoming dance, Moonlight and Mistletoe, which brought the homecoming festivities to an end. 70 Pictures of the couples were taken behind a large red sleigh. AT W.H.S. Whew! The decorating is done at last. Look who's teaching P.E...Dennis Hickman??? 71 Pam Slater, Jim Schrock NEATEST BEST PERSONALITY Lucy Baker, Fred Doehring 72 SENIOR HALL MOST ATHLETIC Donna Witt, Gary Ashmore Alice Storm, Tom Thompson BEST SENSE OF HUMOR OF FAME BIGGEST FLIRT Karen Jones, Terry Latch Lucy Baker, Fred Doehring MOST DEPENDABLE MOST TALENTED Bev Harpster, Tom Thompson 73 The sophomores worked this year to sell season basketball tickets, and because of their great effort, their class representatives, Dan Hooten and Barb Storm, won the title of Mr. and Miss W. H. S. They will reign as Mr. and Miss W. H.S, until next season. This year an amazing thing happened; the boys outsold the girls. It was a good battle, but the girls weren’t bad losers. They furnished an appetizing snack at the Christmas party. MR. and MISS W. H.S. RUNNERS-UP: Kerry Minor, Linda Syfert, Jeff Walden, Linda Doeh-ring, Tom Thompson, Nancy Nolen. NEW MR. AND MISS W.H.S. REIGN AT WINDSOR HIGH MR. and MISS W. H.S. Danny Hooten and Barb Storm 74 ATHLETICS Larry Shafer, Leonard Storm, Floyd Hilligoss, Dennis Quigley, Chuck Gaston, Rodney Maxwell, Mike Szachnitowski, Mel Austin, Gary Ashmore, Lanny Bridges, Jim Schrock, Terry Shafer, Mike Seng WINDSOR CAGERS HAVE Under the coaching of our new coach, Mr. Richard Gibson, the Windsor Blue Devils had another winning season. This year the Devils won both games over Stewardson-Strasburg, thus making it possible for Windsor to take possession of both hatchets. This makes the fifth consecutive year. Also the Blue Devils stormed through the National Trail Conference by defeating Stew-ardson-Strasburg, Altamont, and St. Anthony, thus taking the second place trophy. It was a repeat performance at the Shelby-ville Invitational when Windsor beat Morrisonville and Shelbyville to take that second place trophy also. Add these to the other victories of the Blue Devils and one can see just how victorious we were. 76 COACHES: Richard Gibson Dave Fulkerson JUNIOR VARSITY: BACK; W. Hilligoss, L. Paxton, D. Syfert, M. White, C. Gaston, D. Wittenberg, M. Havens, D. Miller, T. Gaston; SECOND: E. King, E. Rincker, J. Moore, G. Peadro, J. Lenz, T. Harpster, B. Hyland, D. Hooten, D. Paulson; FRONT: R. Lowry, R. Ratliff, F. Hilligoss, L. Bridges, M. Austin, D. Quigley, M. Seng, W. Risley, and R. Waggoner. SUCCESSFUL SEASON Our team was led to its many victories by its outstanding varsity players. Among them were Terry Shafer, Gary Ashmore, Jim Schrock, Larry Shafer, Rod Maxwell, Leonard Storm, and Mel Austin. We also had an excellent supply of reserves. Windsor's Rod Maxwell was high point man in the National Trail Conference for WHS. Misfortune struck the Blue Devils when Jim Schrock broke his leg during the game with Areola. The Devils missed Jim’s playing ability, but finished the season with several more victories. Prospects are bright for the Devils next year. They will have eight players returning to head the varsity team. Because of the J. V. ’s 15 wins and 3 losses this year, one can see the excitement in store for next year. MANAGERS: B. Robinson and A. Mitchell 77 Guard TERRY SHAFER Center MEL AUSTIN Forward GARY ASHMORE WE LIKE Center Guard Forward MIKE SZACHNITOWSKI LARRY SHAFER RODNEY MAXWELL 78 Guard FLOYD HILLIGOSS Forward LANNY BRIDGES Forward JAMES SCHROCK OUR TEAM Forward DENNIS QUIGLEY Forward Guard MIKE SENG LEONARD STORM 79 STANDING: D. Quigley, L. Storm, G. Ashmore, L. Bridges; KNEELING: F. Hilligoss, R. Maxwell, C. Gaston, M. Szachnitowski, M. Austin; SEATED: J. Schrock, L. Shafer, T. Shafer, M. Seng WE’RE THE CHAMPS Windsor 91 Findlay 51 53 Altamont 49 ” 62 Stew. -Stras. 48 H 65 St. Elmo 75 63 Sullivan 84 62 Beecher City 51 47 Neoga 69 82 Stew. -Stras. 70 44 Shelbyville 56 v 58 Neoga 47 70 Brownstown 61 59 Cowden 55 62 Arthur 66 H 63 T-Town 73 79 Sullivan 59 - 65 Findlay 49 ” 63 St. Anthony 79 H 86 Areola. Ill 79 Findlay 51 Total Points 1771 1634 NAT'L TRAIL TOURNEY Windsor 82 Stew. -Stras 54 62 Altamont 56 • 73 St. Anthony 69 •i 51 T-Town 67 SHELBY INVITATIONAL Windsor 60 Morrisonville 53 •• 60 Shelbyville 59 •t 59 Clinton 72 80 BACK ROW: Mr. Gibson, Ricky Ratliff, Jim Schrock, Dennis Hickman, Rodney Maxwell, Dennis Quigley, Mike Havens, Billy Bryson, Mr. Fulkerson SECOND ROW: Ronnie Lowry, Brad Hyland, Danny Hooten, Larry Paxton, Terry Gaston, John Lenz, Richard Waggoner, David Paulson FIRST ROW: Jim Baugher, Darrell Kearney, Leonard Storm, Warren Thompson, Gary Ashmore, Larry Shafer, Mike Seng DEVILS HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON Because of favorable weather the Blue Devils were able to get in many hours of practice, and thus with seven seniors in the starting lineup we ended the season triumphantly with five wins and three losses. The season was filled with exciting games. Such an incident occurred in the Neoga game. With the score 9-8 Neoga's favor in the bottom of the seventh, Gary Ashmore came to bat. The bases were loaded, and we had two outs. Ashmore hit a low line drive to right field which the fielder could not get. The hit scored two runs to win the game. Next year’s squad will miss the services of this year's seven graduating seniors: catcher, Larry Shafer; first base, Dennis Hickman; pitcher, Jim Schrock; second base, Darrell Kearney; and outfielders, Gary Ashmore and Jim Baugher. But the returning iettermen, Richard Waggoner, Dennis Quigley, Terry Gaston, Mike Seng, Leonard Storm, Mike Havens, and Rodney Maxwell, should lead the Devils through a victorious season. COACHES: David Fulkerson and Richard Gibson. 81 J. SCHROCK L. SHAFER M. SENG G. ASHMORE Pitcher Catcher Shortstop Highest Batting Avg. SEASON RUNDOWN Windsor 2 Beecher City -5 Windsor 0 Altamont -5 Windsor 2 T. Town - 1 Windsor — - 8 Stew. - Stras 10 Windsor - - 10 Neoga - ■ ■ 8 Windsor 3 Cowden -1 Windsor 8 Brownstown -2 Windsor 3 St. Anthony 1 WINDSOR HAS T. GASTON Third D. QUIGLEY First D. KEARNEY Second 82 I L. STORM J. BAUGHER R. MAXWELL R. WAGGONER Left Field Right Field Catcher .625 SEASON TOP 6 BATTERS G. Ashmore —--------------- 385 L. Shafer - -----------------321 M. Seng.....................318 L. Storm---------------------250 T. Gaston------------------ 200 J. Schrock----------------- 200 G. ASHMORE Center Field Safe! ! ! D. HICKMAN First Base 83 VARSITY: BACK: Lucy Baker; FRONT: Cindy Williamson, Karyn Jones, Rosemary Miller, and Pam Slater. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LUCY BAKER KARYN JONES ROSEMARY MILLER PAM SLATER 84 JUNIOR VARSITY: Colleen Baker, Judy Kearney, and Barbara Storm. WE’VE GOT THE SPIRIT These eight Blue Devil cheerleaders were elected in the fall of 1966 by the student body. They put in many long hours of practice through the season and also presented skits to the student body. Thanks to their good leadership and sportsmanship, the crowd was very attentive and enthusiastic. 85 Advisor: Mrs. Milam ADVERTISERS J: ! • .,: • ' -. -V ................ . .■ ,., .........1.... The heartline of any farming community is the grain elevator. For the best in grain, seed, ammo-phos, bulk blend fertilizer and anhydrous ammonia NEAL-COOPER GRAIN COMPANY, where service has earned the continued confidence of their customers and friends. 206 South Chestnut Phone GL 9-2143 Windsor NEAL-COOPER GRAIN COMPANY Compliments of DR. H. E. MEYERS Dentist DON'S BARBER SHOP Windsor, Illinois Service With a Smile Compliments of BARBARA KASEY INSURANCE W indsor Compliments of IRENE JONES CAFE BASIL D. GREEN District Mgr. 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MONTGOMERY Welders and Supplies Air-Compressors, Battery Chargers Phone 752-6234 Gays D B DONUT SHOP 117 North Broadway Shelbyville, Illinois Mobile Homes and Double Wides Delivered, Set up Complete and Serviced We sell quality at a price you can afford MALLORY SONS MOTOR COMPANY 21st and Broadway Phone AD 4-2010 After Graduation, See Us for a Student Loan f member F.D.I.C. 1_� MATTOON, ILLINOIS THERE ARE SO MANY WAYS WE CAN HELP YOU 108 HAROLD E. SHORES The place to meet, converse, and eat Diamond - Jewelry- Famous Name Watches Beautiful Gifts for All Occasions 1800 Broadway Mattoon, 111. Commercial Industrial Compliments of FLOYD E. BROSAM CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INCORPORATED SANDER’S TASTEE FREEZE RESTAURANT Windsor, Illinois Phone 459-2511 428 South 21st HAMPTON’S, INC. Mattoon, Illinois Leading Jewelers Phone 235-5435 1523 Broadway Mattoon 109 COMPLIMENTS OF WINDSOR Windsor Milling Company Windsor Welding Repair NEOGA Claybaugh Sundries Woolery Brothers Lumber Co. Blake's Gingham Inn Cafe Haskett Fertilizer Company Neoga Laundromat, Car Wash, Cafe MATTOON Wheeler's Coin Bookstore Dr. Rex M. Adams, Optometrist C. L. Bence, Commercial Photography Berkson's Tot Teen Shop Turner Seed Supply Dr. Cantwell SHELBYVILLE Dr. E. T. Bogart F. C. Auto Parts Index Notion Company Dillow's Rexall Drugs Corner Drug - Shelbyville Barbara's Dress Shop Morehead's Clothing Waggoner's Family Shoes Reaban's Drive In Inyart's Shoe Store First Federal Savings Loan O. H. Paddock Lumber Co. Route 16 Mobil Monique Shelbyville Thermogas Bitzer Toggart Motors Spracklen T. V. and Radio Connelly's Building Center Kull Flower Shop KENNETH E. GARDNER REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 415 S. 17th Mattoon, Illinoi s Phone AD 4-744 NON-STUDENT INDEX Ashmore B. 4, 7 Beals D. 12 Bottrell T. 4, 6 Brandenberg J. 10, 40, 44, 66 Buesking A. 10, 52, 53, 54, 55 Bullerman P. 12 Camic B. 12 Caspary R. 4,6 Curry R. 8 Denham G. 12 DeWerff B. 10, 51 Elliott B. 12 Fugate V. 12 Fulkerson D. 11,28,56, 76, 81 Galligan J. 11,26 Gaston T. 4, 7 Gibson R. 11,28,76,81 Goff G. 11 Hooten D. 4, 6 Keller N. 10,42 Landis F. 12 Lenz P. 10, 49 Marsland E. 10, 38, 62 McKenzie N. 4, 7 Milam P. 10, 26, 58, 59, 85 Moffett G. 12 Reed B. 12 Reed K. 12 Seng O. 8, 11, 37 Shafer L. 4, 6 Storm L. 12 Thompson G. 11, 14 Tipton J. 12 Weakley H. 12 Wilhelm W. ' 11, 32, 57 110 STUDENT INDEX A Allen A. 32,41,43,44, 52, 54, 55, 58, Allen R. 15, 42,44,49, 52, 54, 55. 57, 59, 63 Arganbright E. 24,26,41,43.44,46, 53, 58, 63 Arganbright T. 32,50 Armer R. 28 Ashmore G. 15, 38,43, 56, 57. 58, 62, 68. 72, 76. 78. 80,82 Ashmore S. 24,45,50,51,81,82 Austin E. 15,56 Austin M. 28. 38. 46, 56, 69, 76, 77, 78, 80 B Bailey C. 15,63 Baker C. 28.40.44,57,85 Baker K. 32,41,58 Baker L. 15, 37,44,47.49, 68. 72. 73, 84 Baugher A. 32,38,41,43,52,54 Baugher J. 14, 36, 38, 43,44,46, 50, 51, 56, 57. 59, 62. 66,72.81, 82 Beals L. 24 Binder B. 28,50,51 Blackburn B. 32,41,44 Boyd R. 32,38,41,55,69 Bridges B. 15. 37, 45. 47, 49, 58, 63 Bridges L. 28, 56, 76, 77, 79,80 Bryson B. 28,50,81 C Carpenter S. 28, Cole D. 28,41,44 ColeS. 16,66 Cooper S. 24,26,36,39,47 D Davis J. 32,38.41 Davis R. 16, 41, 48, 58, 63, 66 Dilworth Francis Doehring A. 32,39,41,45 Doehring D. 32,39,53 Doehring F. 16. 36, 38,44, 54. 57, 58, 62. 68, 72, 73 Doehring L. 24, 38,40, 44, 52, 57, 58, 63, 66, 74 Doss J. 29, 58 Doss T. 24 Drummond J. 33 E Elliott B. 29.45,48 England D. 29,50 F Flick D. 29 G Garrett Pat 28, 29, 36, 38. 40,44, 52, 66 Garrett Peg 16, 36, 38,44,47, 49, 53, 54 Gaston C. 24. 50. 51, 53. 54, 55, 56, 76, 77,80 Gaston E. 24 Gaston T. 24. 39, 51, 53. 54, 56, 58, 77, 81,82 Giesler P. 29,39,44 Gottman J. 24, 50 H Haerr E. 25 Haney J. 33, 38,41,45, 52, 54, Harpster B. 16, 37. 38,42,45. 47,48, 52, 54, 55, 63, 68,73 Harpster T. 29, 50, 51, 77 Havens M. 28. 29, 39, 46, 56, 77, 81 Hickman D. 17.45, 55, 56, 58, 81, 82 Hickman M. 33, Hilligoss F. 25,56,76,77,79,80 Hilligoss W. 33,50,77 Hooten D. 29.45.58.69,74,77.81 Hooten M. 25, 39, 40, 43. 44. 57, 58 Hortenstine J. 33, 50 Howard K. 25, 39, 58 Hyland B. 33.53,54,77,81 Hyland L. 25 J Johnson R. 25 Jones J. 33,41,43,58 Jones K. 17,38,41,42,44,48, 59,73, 84 K Kasey L. 14, 41, 42, 44, 57, 59, 62, 66, 68 Kasey M. 25,26.50 Kasey P. 33,43 Kearney D. 17, 38. 54, 56, 58, 81. 82 Kearney J. 33, 38,41,44,85 King E. 32. 33, 44.50,53,54,77 King G. 25, 26,41.45,48, 53, 54. 55. 69 Kuhi C. 33,43.45,48 Kuhl M. 29 L I I I Latch T. 14,43,44. 50, 51, 56, 57, 58, 68, 73 L Q Lawhorn J. 29 Lawyer B. 28,29, 41, 44, 55 Leggitt R. 33,43,44, 53 Lenz J. 32,33,36,38.43,55,77.81 Lowry 30,77.81 M Marshall E. 33,39,43,53,54 Martin R. 30,41,45,48 Matthews D. 26,50 Maxwell R. 30.36,46,56,81,82,76, Maynard P. 33, 39 McAllister M. 33, 38,41, 53 McQueen D. 26 McQueen R. 30 McQueenS. 34,48 Miller C. 30 Miller D. 34, 77 Miller M. Miller R. 17,41,44,59,84 Minor K. 34, 74 Mitchell A. 26, 38, 57, 58, 77 Mitchell D. 26,39,44,56 Moberly J. 34,41 Montgomery G. 30,50,51 Mulvaney M. 26,45,48, 57. 59. 66 Mulvaney R. 30,38 N Nees D. 30 Nees V. 30 Nolen N. 14,47,49,58,63, 74 Nolen R. 30,45,48 O Oakley L. 18,43,58 Ohm Ma. 30,41,44 Ohm Mo. 18.41,44,48,55,57,58 P Paulson B. 26, 45, 57, 58, 66 Paulson D. 34,45.55,77,81 Paxton L. 34,77,81 Peadro G. 34,50,77 Peadro J. 18,39,58 Peadro R. 18 Polk D. 26 Quigley D. 26, 44, 56, 57, 66, 76, 77, 79, 80, 81, 82 R Rankin C. 18, 36,40, 45, 47, 49, 59, 63 Ratliff R. 30,38,44,46.56,77.81 Rincker E. 31,50,51,77 Rincker M. 19,39,43,44,49,59 Rincker R. 31,45,50.51 Risley W. 28,31,44,56,77 Robinson B. 19,51,57,58,63,77 78,80, Robinson J. 27,51 S Schrock J. 19, 36, 38, 43, 47. 56, 57, 58, 59, 66, 68, 72, 76, 79, 80,81,82 Schwerman D. 50,51,57 Seng M. 27, 39,47, 53, 54, 56, 76, 77, 79, 80, 81, 82 Sexson Sh. 32,34,40,43,52,54,58 Sexson Su. 19, 37, 38.40, 42, 44, 47, 57, 58. 62, 66 Shafer L. 20,56.59,81.82.76,78.80 Shafer T. 20,43,45,50,58,76,78,80 Sims C. 31,44,48 Sims J. 31 SimsS. 34,45,48 Sims T, 20 Slater P. 14, 37,40,43,44, 58, 66, 72, 84 Slater S. 28.31,36,39,41,45,46,47,49,55,69 Spivey J. 20 Spivey R. 34 Stevens T. 27 Storm A. 20, 36, 38,41, 42, 44,48, 53, 54, 55, 57, 58, 63,73 Storm B. 31, 36, 40,44,46,49, 55, 74, 85 Storm C. 34,39,41,44,54 Storm La. 34,50 Storm Le. 26.27.36,38.47,56,76,79,80,81,82 Syfert D. 31,50,77 Syfert La. 21, 36, 38, 44. 55. 57, 58, 62, 66 Syfert Li. 34,40,44,48,74 Szachnitowski J. 27, 39,41, 43,44, 57, 58. 63, 66 Szachnitowski M. 21, 38,42, 57, 58, 62, 76, 78, 80 T Taylor N. 21,36,38,41,42,45,47,53.55.58,72 Templeton J. 34, 41, 45, 48 Thompson T. 21, 42, 55, 58, 66, 73, 74 Thompson W. 21,56,58,81 Turner J. 22,41,45.48,57.59,66 112 w w Waggoner E. 34, 39 Waggoner Ri. 31,44,50,51,56,77,81,82 Waggoner Ru. 27, 41 Walden J. 27,39,47,57,56,58,74 Wallace G. 22,38,42,55,57,59,66 Warner S. 31 White M. 31,77 Williamson C. 22,40,43, 44, 58, 59, 84 Witt D. 22, 36, 39, 40,44, 58. 66, 72 Wittenberg D. 32, 34,46, 39,43, 53, 54, 55. 77 Wittenberg J. 27,40,43,44,49,57,58 NEW STUDENTS AT WHS Violett Mason Lauretta Mason Cathy Moore John Moore 77 Barb Mulvaney Ruby Ross The Lineup! 113 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ROSEMARY ALLEN... Orchestra 1; Chorus 1,4; Speech 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Business Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Snooper Staff 3,4; Band 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; F.H. A. 3,4, 2nd Vice President 4; POW-WOW Staff 4; Social Studies Club 3,4; Typing Award 2; Junior Play; Contest Play 3. GARY ASHMORE.. .Class Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 2; POW-WOW Staff; Junior Play; Speech Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3.4, Reporter 4; Lettermen's Club 4, President 4; Social Studies Club 4; Business Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,4; EDWIN AUSTIN... Mr. and Miss WHS Candidate 1 CHARLES BAILEY. LUCY BAKER... POW-WOW Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 2, President 3, Vice President of Projects 4; Section 14 2nd Vice President 4; Class Vice President 1; Class President 2; Junior Play; Spanish Club 2,3; Business Club 3; Pep Club 2,3; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Queen; National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Secretary 4; Student Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4 JIM BAUGHER... Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 3; Student Council 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3,4; Speech Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3; POW-WOW Staff 4; F.F. A. 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Social Studies Club 4; Band 1,2,3; F.F.A. Grain Judging Team 3; Junior Play; Lettermen’s Club 4 BRENDA BRIDGES.. .F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4, Degrees Chairman 3, Secretary 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Business Club 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Student Council 3,4, Junior Class Representative 3, Secretary 4; POW-WOW Staff 4 STEVE COLE... Pep Club 2; Basketball 3,4 FRED DOEHR1NG.. .Pep Club 3,4, Senior Representative; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Social Studies Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2; Vice President Junior Class; Representative Mr. and Miss WHS 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Business Club 4; Chorus 2 PEGGY GARRETT... Chorus 1; Band 1,2, 3,4, State Band Contest 2, 3, Band Secretary 3; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Vice President 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Delegate to National Conference 4; Junior Play; Junior Class Secretary; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Social Studies Club 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Song Leader 3; Student Council 4; BEV HARPS TER. ..Band 1,2, 3,4, Student Council Rep. 3, Band Ensemble 2,3; Chorus 1,2,4; Class Vice President 2; F. H. A. 4; Junior Play; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; POW-WOW Staff 4; Band Festival 3; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4, Song Leader 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Student Council 3, 4, Reporter 3, Vice President 4; Speech Club 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Speech Contest 2 DENNIS HICKMAN... Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Business Club 3, 4; Social Studies Club 3,4; Letter-men's Club 4; KAREN JONES... F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4; G. A. A. Reporter and Historian 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Speech Contest 2; Junior Play; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Snooper Staff 2,4, Co-Editor of Snooper 4; Chorus 2, Business Club 3,4 LESLIE KASEY.. .G.A.A. 1,3,4; Speech Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior Play; POW-WOW Staff 4; Class Secretary 4; Business Club 3,4; Social Studies Club 3,4, President 4; Homecoming Attendant 4 I want my mommy! Nice doggie! I 14 SENIOR ACTIVITIES DARRELL KEARNEY.. . Baseball 3,4; Spanish 1,2; Basketball 2; TERRY LATCH... F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 4, Small grain judging team 2, Soil judging team 2,4; Lettermen's Club 4; Class Treasurer 3,4; Speech Club 4; Social Studies Club 4; Business Club 3,4; Junior Play; Track 2, 3,4 LAURETTA MASON ROSEMARY MILLER.. .Queen Attendant 2; Business Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; G. A. A. 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; BARB MULVANEY. . . F. H. A. 1; Social Studies Club 3; Pep Club 2 NANCY NOLEN... Class President 1; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Officer 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Class Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 2. 3,4, President 4; Class Vice President 4; Business Club 4; POW-WOW Staff 4; LONNIE OAKLEY.. .Speech Club 4; Business Club 4 MONA OHM.. .G. A. A. 4; F. H. A. 1,4; Chorus 4; Business Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Social Studies Club 3. 4 ROBERT PEA PRO... Industrial Arts Club of Sullivan High School 1, 2 JANICE PEA PRO.. .Spanish Club 1,2.4; Social Studies Club 3; Business Club 4 CAROLYN RANKIN.. .G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4, Sporthead 3, President 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4, Historian 3, Treasurer 4, State Degree 3; Pep Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3; POW-WOW Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Snooper Staff 4 MARY LOU RINCKER. ..F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Speech Club 4; Snooper Staff 4, Co-Editor 4; Librarian 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Business Club 4 HAROLD ROBINSON... F.F. A. 1,2,3,4, President 4, Small grain team 3; Basketball 2,3; Manager 4 RUBY ROSS JIM SCHROCK... Student Council 2,4, Sophomore Representative, National Honor Representative; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Business Club 3,4, President 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3.4; Social Studies Club 3,4; Speech Club 4; Junior Play; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Captain 4; Baseball 4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Snooper Staff; Yearbook Staff; Librarian 4 SUDY SEXSON... Student Council 4 Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 4; Speech Club and Thespians 2, 3 4, Vice President 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Sporthead 2, Secretary 4; Chorus 2; Business Club 3,4; Snooper 3; Yearbook Editor 3,4; Librarian 2,3,4; Social Studies Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Junior Play; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist LARRY SHAFER.. .F.F. A. 1, 2, 3; Business Club 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Lettermen's Club 4 TERRY SHAFER... Basketball 1,2, 3,4; F.F. A. 3,4; Business Club 4; Speech Club 4 TONY SIMS... Basketball 1, 3 PAM SLATER.. .Chorus 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Council 1,4, Reporter 4; Class President 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, Bowling Sporthead 4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Play; National Honor Society 3,4; Librarian 4 SENIOR ACTIVITIES JIM SPIVEY... Baseball 1; Business Club 3 ALICE STORM... Junior Play; Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 4; Pep Club 2. 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Spanish Club 1.2, 3,4, Secretary 3, Program Chairman 4; Speech Club 1,2, 3, 4, President 4; Thespians 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook Staff; Student Council 4; Business Club 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Social Studies Club 4 LARRY SYFERT... Spanish 1,2; Pep Club 2; Chorus 2; Business Club 4; Student Council 4; Social Studies Club 3,4 MIKE SZACHNITOWSKI. .. Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4, Program Chairman 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Speech Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Thespians 3,4; Student Council 4; Business Club 3,4; Yearbook Editor 3,4; Junior Play; Contest Play NANCY TAYLOR... Band 3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3,4, Vice President 4; Business Club 3,4; G. A. A. 1, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Junior Play; Thespians and Speech Club 3,4, Reporter 4; Class Secretary 1; Yearbook Staff; Snooper Staff 1,3; Spanish Award 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; F.F.A. 4; Newspaper Editor 4, Social Studies Club 3; Chorus 2,4; Student Council 4, National Merit Letter of Commendation; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist TOM THOMPSON.. .Speech 2, 3.4; Spanish 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 2; Chorus 2,4; Thespians 3,4; Business Club 3,4; Librarian 3, 4; Junior Play; Contest Play 1 WARREN THOMPSON... Baseball 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Business Club 4; JULIA TURNER.. .G.A.A. 1,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 2; Chorus 1 GARY WALLACE.. .Speech Club 2, 3,4, Point Recorder 4; Thespians 3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3.4; Business Club 4; Snooper Staff 4; Librarian 3,4; Social Studies Club 3,4; Chorus 2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Contest Play 3; Junior Play; Dramatics Night 2,3; Christmas Play 3 CINDY WILLIAMSON...G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Sporthead 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3.4; Business Club 4, Secretary 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 2,3; Speech Club 4; Junior Play DONNA WITT. ..Spanish Club 2,3.4; G.A.A. 1.2. 3,4, President 3; Pep Club 2. 3,4, Vice President 3. President 4; Student Council 3,4; Chorus 1; Librarian 3,4 JOYCE FLING.. . F. H. A. 1; Chorus 1, 2 Smile; you're on Candid Camera! THE END! ! 1 ! I 16 FAREWELL TO W.H.S In our high school career, we have come to many crossroads. In the past we have always had signs and guideposts to aid us in choosing the path which leads to our own goal. These signs have been our teachers and counselors, who have put us on the correct path by helping us make the correct decisions necessary to a happy future. We are very thankful to these people for this help. Again we are at a great crossroad. What we are going to do after high school is going to be one of the most important decisions in our lives. We have to make it by ourselves. We can have no signs to help us. We are happy to say that we can rely on the knowledge we have gained at Windsor High School. 117 AUTOGRAPHS 118 TRACKSTERS OF “67” SHOT PUT Warren Thompson Gary Ashmore STANDING: D. Paulson, J. Lenz, G. Peadro, L, Bridges, W. Hilligoss, G. Ashmore, D. Miller, W. Thompson, R. Ratliff, W. Risley, D. Doehring, Mr. Gibson; KNEELING: E. Rincker, R. Waggoner, B. Hyland, M. Seng, T. Sims, D. Mitchell, L. Storm, F. Hilligoss, L. Paxton, M. Havens, Mr. Fulkerson DASHMEN Wes Hilligoss, Eric Rincker Wayne Risley, Terry Sims FRESHMAN RELAY Larry Paxton, Gary Peadro John Lenz. Brad Hyland HALF MILERS Leonard Storm, Dave Mitchell THROW, RUN, JUMP, BROAD JUMP STANDING: Larry Paxton, Eric Rincker, Terry Sims; KNEELING: Ricky Ratliff, Wayne Risley HIGH JUMP Lanny Bridges Leonard Storm VARSITY RELAY Lanny Bridges, Terry Sims, Dave Doehring, Eric Rincker DISCUS Lanny Bridges MIDDLE DISTANCE Richard Waggoner, Rick Ratliff, Leonard Storm, Dave Mitchell TO A SUCCESSFUL SEASON LONG DISTANCE STANDING: Mike Havens, Richard Waggoner, KNEELING: Floyd Hilligoss. Mike Seng The tracksters of the 1967 season competed in a great number of track meets. They brought home from these track meets many 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons. Although they did not win a meet this year, the tracksters achieved success in other ways, and the fans were truly proud of the boys. “HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL” The 1967 senior class presented a comedy for their annual class play. The setting of the play was at an old folks home which was run by Dr. Grimm. She was a crooked old lady because she took the old folks' money. To keep the old ones alive, she started the kingdom. The old people thought of themselves as royalty, and the oldest person was king or queen. The Social Security Administration was very upset because these people were living far too long. Therefore, they sent a representative to investigate the matter. Mr. Elliott, the representative, fell in love with the nurse, who took care of the old folks. It was a warm and amusing story, and the audience, which was one of the largest that has ever attended a play at WHS, was very pleased with the performance. Many people were responsible for the success of the play. There was the backstage crew, G. Ashmore, L. Shafer, D. Hickman, E. Austin, S. Cole, M. L. Rincker, T. Shafer, C. Rankin, J. Turner, C. Williamson, and R. Allen, all of whom contributed a great deal. Mrs. Keller, the advisor, was wonderful as usual. The cast included M. Szachnitowski, A. Storm, K. Jones, J.Baugher, T. Latch, S. Sexson, L. Kasey, Mr. Fulkerson, N. Taylor, T. Thompson, G. Wallace, M. Ohm, R. Miller, P. Slater, B. Harpster, and N. Nolen. The Backstage Crew and Advisor How about a twirl, Maude? PRESENTED BY SENIORS WHO! is Elenor McQueen? Maiiiiillll Calllllll! The Play Cast! STANDING: Larry Shafer, Rosemary Miller, Donna Witt, Leslie Kasey, Jim Schrock; KNEELING: Cindy Williamson, Sudy Sex-son, Karen Jones, Julia Turner, SEATED: Fred Doehring, Denny Hickman, Gary Ashmore SENIORS WHIP FACULTY Homecoming activities again featured the rough, tough battle between the students and the faculty. This year the seniors of WHS won the right to play the faculty. Tensions became high as the game began, and in the end the spectators saw the seniors whip the faculty after a hard game. The faculty now has to wait until next year to try to regain its title as volleyball champions. STANDING: Mrs. Milam, Mr.DeWerff, Mr. Seng, Mrs. Lenz, KNEELING: Mr. Gibson, Mr. Fulkerson, Mr. Wilhelm NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Brandenburg Coach of the Year DICK GIBSON Green Hand Award GARY MONTGOMERY Thespian of the Year TOM THOMPSON STUDENTS AND FACULTY Betty Crocker Award PEGGY GARRETT Outstanding GAA Member CAROLYN RANKIN DeKalb Award BUTCH ROBINSON � - •- ' Ping-Pong Winners: Colleen Baker, Karen Jones, Leslie Kasey, Sudy Sexson, Gary Ashmore, Eric Rincker, Bill Bryson DAR Winner: FHA Section Vice-President of Recreation: LUCY BAKER BARB STORM OF WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL Spanish Awards: Mary McCallister and Paul FFA Scholarship Giesler Award JIM BAUGHER Commercial Award: SUDY SEXSON GAA Point Award DONNA WITT Typing Awards: SEATED: Peggy Garrett; STANDING: Linda Doeh-ring FFA Judging Team: Butch Robinson, Eric Rincker, Russell Rincker SHOW OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS Newest Addition to WHS: Mr. Ray, Guidance Counselor, FHA Delegate to Shorthand Award: pictured with Charlie Bailey State Convention SUDY SEXSON SANDY SLATER MOONLIGHT AND ROSES SET STAGE FOR PROM Circumstances beyond our control have kept us from being able to use pictures of the prom, but many interesting sights can be seen through words. Wreaths of roses, gazeboes, and soft lights enhanced the evening even though rain dampened it. The banquet was fully enjoyed by all, and equally so the senior prophecy. The prom itself was also fully enjoyed because of the atmosphere and music. Refreshments were served, and each one participated in this activity. At the close of the evening, most people went to post-prom parties to extend their evenings of enjoyment. FAREWELL TO WHS GRADUATING SENIORS Rosemary Lee Allen Mona Lee Ohm Gary Brent Ashmore Janice Lynn Peadro Edwin Gerald Austin Ira Robert Peadro Charles Marvin Bailey Carolyn June Rankin Lucile Rose Baker Mary Lou Rincker James Melvin Baugher Harold B. Robinson Brenda Jean Bridges Ruby Marie Ross Stephen Harrison Cole James Dale Schrock Rose Jean Davis Donna Sudelle Sexson Frederick Dallas Doehring Larry Lee Shafer Joyce Ann Fling Terry Gene Shafer Peggy Joan Garrett Charles Anthony Sims Beverly Dale Harpster Pamela Fae Slater John Dennis Hickman Alice May Storm Karen Lynn Jones Larry Dean Syfert Leslie Ann Kasey Michael John Szachnitowski Darrell Gene Kearney Nancy Kimberlin Taylor Terry Lee Latch Thomas Kent Thompson Lauretta Darlene Mason Warren Douglas Thompson Rosemary Miller Julia Eileen Turner Barbara Jean Mulvaney Gary Lynn Wallace Nancy Grace Nolen Cynthia Joann Williamson Lonnie William Oakley Donna Ruth Witt Valedictorian; Salutatorian: NANCY TAYLOR SUDY SEXSON TAYLOR PUBLISHING Dallas, Texas COM PAN Y AUTOGRAPHS I 19 AUTOGRAPHS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 120