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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

Pow-Wow Windsor, Illinois Windsor High School Forms Of Democracy We, the Pow-Wow staff, dedicate this nineteen sixty-eight Pow-Wow to the memory of John Robert Bruce, who served Windsor High School as scorekeeper for twenty-six years. He was a member of the Windsor Christian Church where he was presently serving as superintendent of the Sunday School and a past deacon. He was a Past Master of the Windsor Masonic Lodge. His contributions to the community will be greatly missed. 2 ADVERTISERS FAVORITES FACULTY Table Of Contents Administration - ----------------5 Faculty---------------------------9 ADMINISTRATION ATHLETICS CLASSES Seniors-------------------------- 13 Classes------------------------ 19 Organizations----------------------31 Activities----------------------- 55 Favorites--------------------------61 Athletics------------------------ 69 Advertisers------------------------81 SENIORS ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS 3 It is the belief of the staff that high school accomplishments will be a lifetime reward. What does your high school mean to you? To the staff, this is what it means. H is the honor with which you conduct yourself. I, the interest you place in extracurricular activities. G stands for the generous feeling you have toward fellow students. The 2nd H means the help you offer when volunteers are called for. S represents the sincerity behind your actions. C is for the courtesy you show for others. The 3rd H is for health which is important to any person. O means the occupation you will enter after completing high school courses. O also stands for the outstanding events that you will remember. L represents the leadership you acquire. Your high school days were what you made them. 568 Poiv-Wow Staff Presents rrForms Of Democracy 99 4 Robert Caspary Thomas Gaston Dan Hooten Norman McKenzie Board Laurence Shafer c 6 Typifies Government Upon the school board rests the responsibility for making important decisions; decisions which affect the standards of education to be offered in the community and even more significantly the lives of the boys and girls enrolled in the system. The board members are animated by a genuine interest in building future citizens for America and a true sense of patriotism inspired by faith in their country. Bill Ashmore Jack Jones 7 Administrators Mr. Curry, our school superintendent, graduated from Eastern Illinois University with a Bachelor of Science degree and received his Master’s degree from the University of Illinois. He has been superintendent of the Windsor School Unit for fifteen years. Mr. Curry is now serving on the Advisory Board of Lake Land Junior College in Mat-toon. Though a very busy man, Mr. Curry finds time to be friendly and helpful to all. As unit superintendent he is responsible for coordinating the functions of the school system and the activities of the community. Mr. Curry is also very active in civic affairs and serves faithfully in the Windsor Christian Church. Although hard at work he still finds time to lend a smile and a willing hand to all students on their way to success. Our principal, Mr. Seng, graduated from the University of Illinois with a Bachelor of Arts degree and later obtained his Master's degree there. Mr. Seng is working on his six year certificate, a step higher than the Master’s degree. He has been principal for nine years and a teacher at Windsor High School for eighteen years. Mr. Seng is a member of the Legislative Commission of Illinois High School Association. He shows great success in combining the positions of advisor, teacher, and principal. In the capacity of advisor, he capably sponsors the activities of the Student Council. He is always willing to counsel any student who seeks our principal's assistance and wisdom. 8 JOHN GALUGAN, B.S. Murray State College Mathematics BILL DeWERFF, B.S. Southern Illinois Univ. Vocational Agriculture NONA BELLE KELLER, B. S. Eastern Illinois Univ. English, Speech EMILY MARSLAND, B.S. , M.A., M.S. Northwestern Univ. University of Illinois Eastern Illinois Univ. English, Spanish Faculty WILBUR WILHELM, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Social Science MONTE NOHREN, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. General Science, P. E. Assistant Coach JO ANN BRANDENBERG, A. B. Webster College Girl's P.E. Health, First Aid 10 PATSY LENZ, B. S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Home Economics ORRIS A. SENG, A.B. , M.S. University of Illinois Physics, Chemistry, Science Principal 67-68 EMILY JONES, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Commerce ANNETTE BUESK1NG, B.S.. M.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. University of Illinois Music EUGENE NORMAN, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. University of Illinois Art GLEN THOMPSON, B.S. , M.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. University of Illinois Industrial Arts RICHARD GIBSON, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Biology, Drivers Training Head Coach I I Non-Teaching Personnel SECRETARIES: Peggy Bullerman; COOKS: Kay Reed: Helen Weakley Grace Moffet JANITOR: Vernon Fugate JANITOR: Howard Troutman BUS DRIVERS: FRONT ROW: La Verne Storm, Fred Landis, Ben Elliott; BACK ROW: Louis Curto, Dale Beals, Joe Tipton, Gene Denham Senior Class Advisor: JOHN GALL1GAN ARLAN MITCHELL President MARILYN MULVANEY Vice-president JEFF WALDEN Treasurer DAVID MITCHELL LINDA DOEHRING Student Council Rep. Secretary Of 1968 ESTHER ARGANBRIGHT Elva Jean Gaston demonstrates a senior activity. LENARD BEALS ELVA JEAN GASTON CHUCK GASTON TERRY DOSS STEVE ASHMORE STEVE COOPER 15 Fulfilling Their TERRY GASTON Terry Gaston tells Steve Cooper how to do it correctly. EUGENE HAERR FLOYD H1LL1GOSS JACK GOTTMAN MARY ANN HOOTEN KENT HOWARD Gloria King and Jean Wittenberg got together to dance. LYNN HYLAND 16 Last Duties RICHARD JOHNSON MARK KASEY GLORIA KING DANNY JO McQUEEN JEAN SZACHNITOWSKI (ball gymnastics) JOHN MOORE BRENDA PAULSON LINDA DOEHRING (ball gymnastics) DORVIN POLK V On To Success DENNIS QUIGLEY MIKE SENG JEAN SZACHNITOWSKI JERRY ROBINSON Steve Cooper, Dave Mitchell and Mar)’ Ann Hooten paint cans for the Student Lounge. DANNY SCHWERMAN LEONARD STORM JEAN WITTENBERG 18 Classes “I hope we nation, not kind.” shall never forget that we created this to serve ourselves, but to serve man- Woodrow Wilson -.v.niii' ■ 'iiiiiiH 1 nirnrii'iiif ’•ffiPHiniitt •niriryiini Academics And Athletics Lanny Bridges Bill Bryson Steve Carpenter Jim Doss Becky Elliott Barb Fling Ruth Armer Mel Austin Colleen Baker Bill Binder Patty Garrett Paul Giesler Terry Harpster 20 Score High For The Juniors Mike Havens Dan Hooten Bev Lawyer Ron Lowry Ruby Martin Rod Maxwell Violet Mason Gary Montgomery Randy Mulvaney Roylene Nolen 21 Another Step In The Ladder Rick Ratliff Eric Rincker Russell Rincker Wayne Risley Connie Sims Terry Sims Sandy Slater Barb Storm CLASS OFFICERS: Rodney Maxwell, President; Mel Austin, Vice-President; Patty Garrett, Treasurer; Colleen Baker, Stu. Coun. Rep.; NOT PICTURED: Paul Giesler. Secretary; Mr. Gibson, Advisor 22 Is Labeled As Success Danny Syfert Rich Waggoner Sarah Warner Mike White NOT PICTURED: Julie Ames, JUNIOR PARTY Ron McQueen, Connie Miller Colleen Baker, Dennis Quigley, Linda Doehring, Bob Bennett Colleen Baker, Dennis Quigley Marla Curry, Leslie Beals, Barb Strom, Colleen Baker, Dennis Quigley, Donna Risley, Debbie Storm The Sophomores' Anne Allen Barb Blackburn Tom Arganbright Rita Boyd Kathy Baker Connie Cook Anne Baugher Jane Davis CLASS OFFICERS: Rita Boyd, Sec.; Sharia Sexson, V-Pres.; Anne Baugher, Stu. Coun. Rep.; Dan Wittenberg, Pres.; Judy Kearney, Treas.; Mr. Wilhelm, Advisor Aimee Doehring Dave Doehring i 24 Industrious Ability Jerry Drummond Jane Haney Mike Hickman Wes Hilligoss Jeff Hortenstine Brad Hyland Jonna Jones Pat Kasey Judy Kearney Ed King Carla Kuhl Roger Leggitt John Lenz Paul Maynard Mary McAllister Sherry McQueen Boosts Them Onward Dan Miller Kerry Minor Jan Moberly pathy Moore Dave Paulson Larry Paxton Gary Peadro Sharia Sexson Susan Sims Linda Syfer't Ron Spivey Chris Storm Larry Storm Jane Templeton Elizabeth Waggoner Dan Wittenberg 26 Experience And Knowledge CLASS OFFICERS: Mark Havens, Pres.; Tom Cole, V-Pres.; Debbie Horn, Sec.; Keith Gaston, Stu. Coun. Rep.; NOT PICTURED: Roger Huffmaster, Treas.; Mrs. Brandenberg, Advisor John Ames Scott Baker Leslie Beals Glenn Chappel Tonna Bennett Tom Cole Sally Bridges Marla Curry Dennis Buesking James Daniels 27 Are Gained As Steve Davis Debbie Fry Vickie Dilworth Shelia Gaston Terry Fontaine Carol Ground Jerry Flick Keith Gaston Mark Havens Billy Haycraft Debbie Hendrickson Teresa Hennigh Kenneth Higgins Arnold Hilligoss Debbie Horn Doug Horenstine The Freshmen Plan Paul Howard Steve Keim Roger Huffmaster Debbie King Edward Jordan Jud McKenzie Mary Judy Sherry Ohm Susan Paris Dennis Peadro James Plummer Frank Prahl Brenda Ramsey Carolyn Rincker Karlie Rincker Donna Risley For The Future Steve Roy Steve Stevens Becky Shafer Debbie Storm Jeannie Sims Jerry Szachnitowski Claire Thompson jerry Thompson Duane Tilford Barb Turner Bob Watters George Waggoner Gail Welch Nancy Witt 30 Organizations “Before we put down our bets on a revolutionary movement, we have a right to ask that it, like ours, have the broad goals of freedom and human welfare clearly before it ” Clinton Rossiter FRONT ROW: Marilyn Mulvaney, Colleen Baker, Mark Havens, David Mitchell, Gloria King, Anne Baugher; SECOND ROW; Esther Arganbright. Keith Gaston, John Lenz, Jean Szachnitow-ski, Sandy Slater; BACK ROW; Terry Gaston, Arlan Mitchell, Rodney Maxwell, Chuck Gaston, Danny Wittenberg, Floyd Hilligoss Student Council Advisor: Mr. Seng STANDING: Mary Ann Hooten, Treasurer; Jean Wittenberg, Reporter; Linda Doehring, Secretary; KNEELING: Leonard Storm, Vice-President; Steve Cooper, President 32 (Meditation) The Student Council consists of students who have been chosen by the classes and organizations. Their purpose is to create a source of communication between the school board, faculty and student body. The past year the council met once a week, on Wednesday, and discussed various projects. This year’s council was active in many areas, In November, the council sent delegates to the District Student Council Convention at Effin tam. The council again sponsored the homecoming activities consisting of plays, a bonfire, pep rally and dance. The theme of the dance was 'Crystal Palace . The council also sponsored various school activities, such as the penny race and a sock hop. In addition, the council placed a paper machine in the upstairs hall. Installs Paper Machine (Private conversation) (Steve Cooper. President, calls meeting to order.) (Treasurer - Mary Ann Hooten gives her report on funds.) 33 OFFICERS Steve Cooper, Secretary Mike Seng, Vice-President Jeff Walden, Treasurer Esther Arganbright, Student Council Rep. Leonard Storm, President MEMBERS SEATED: Sandy Slater, Barb Storm; STANDING: Rick Ratliff, Mel Austin, Rod Maxwell, Mike Havens National Honor Society PROBATIONARY MEMBERS SEATED: Janie Davis, Anne Allen, Anne Baugher, Judy Kearney; STANDING: Jerry Drummond, Rita Boyd, Dan Wittenberg, Jane Haney, Paul Maynard, Mary Ann McAllister, Kerry Minor 34 FRONT ROW: Elva Jean Gaston, Jim Doss, Collen Baker; SECOND ROW: Esther Arganbright, Randy Mulvaney, Dan Hooten, Gloria King; BACK ROW: Jean Wittenberg, Linda Doehring, Paul Giesler, Mary Ann Hooten, Jean Szachnitowski Social Studies Club STANDING: Advisor, Mr. Wilhelm Denny Quigley, Vice-President Brenda Paulson, Secretary SEATED: Marilyn Mulvaney, President 35 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Jones, advisor; Elva Jean Gaston, Roger Leggitt, Gloria King, Ann Allen; MIDDLE ROW: Marilyn Mulvaney, Esther Arganbright, Kent Howard, Brenda Paulson, Colleen Baker; BACK ROW: Jean Wittenberg, Linda Doehring, Ed Marshall, Don Matthews, Mary Ann Hooten, Jean Szachnitowski Business Club And Snooper The Business Club, in its third year, is now open to all of the students at WHS. Its money-making project is writing up the Snooper. The staff snoop around the school for some interesting and exciting news flashes to present to the students in the frequent issues. Snooper knows all, sees all, and worst of all, tells all. 36 FRONT ROW: Anne Allen, Elva Jean Gaston, Jean Szachnitowski, Brenda Paulson, Colleen Baker; SECOND ROW: Jean Wittenberg, Aimee Doehring, Roger Leggitt, Linda Doehring, Mary Ann Hooten; THIRD ROW: Janice Moberly, Jim Doss, Dan Hooten, Randy Mulvaney, Ron Lowry, Barb Blackburn; FOURTH ROW: Brad Hyland, Terry Gaston, Paul Geisler, Gary Montgomery, Kent Howard; BACK ROW: Edward Marshall, Bill Binder, Don Matthews, Arlan Mitchell, Dan Miller, Rick Ratliff OFFICERS: SEATED: Gloria King, President; Dennis Quigley, Treasurer; STANDING: Esther Arganbright, V-Pres.; Mrs. Jones, Advisor; Marilyn Mulvaney, Secretary 37 SEATED: Linda Doehring, Vice-President; STANDING: Jean Szachnitowski, Point Recorder; Mrs. Keller, Advisor; Jean Wittenberg, President; Mary Ann Hooten, Secretary- Treasurer Thespians And SEATED: Linda Doehring, Mary Ann Hooten, Jean Wittenberg; STANDING: Terry Gaston, Esther Arganbright, Jean Szachnitowski, Mrs. Keller 38 FRONT ROW: Anne Allen, Judy Kearney, Anne Baugher, Terry Fontaine, Christine Storm, Marilyn Mulvaney; SECOND ROW: Jonna Jones, Gloria King, Roger Leggitt, Randy Mulvaney, Brenda Paulson, Elva Jean Gaston; THIRD ROW: Carolyn Rincker, Sally Bridges, Steve Cooper, David Mitchell, David Doehring, Becky Shafer, Jane Haney; FOURTH ROW: Aimee Doehring, Dale Daily, Ed Marshall, Rick Ratliff, John Lenz, Debra Storm; BACK ROW: Mary McAllister, Sharia Sexson, Dan Wittenberg, Paul Giesler, Don Matthews, Marla Curry, Carla Kuhl Speech Club The Speech Club decided to start out the year right by purchasing a new make-up kit which was appreciated by all play casts. This year the Speech Club appointed a student director to direct the Christmas play Mugsy's Merry Christmas. This was presented to the student body during Homecoming activities. Several members competed in the district speech contest in February. The club also presented a dramatics night. After earning ten points, several members became Thespians. 39 FRONT ROW: Terry Fontaine, Jonna Jones, John Ames, Chris Storm, Jerry Szachnitowski; SECOND ROW: Anne Baugher, Elizabeth Waggoner, Roger Leggitt, Roger Huffmaster, Claire Thompson, Judy Kearney; THIRD ROW; Jane Haney, Mark Havens, Kent Howard, Randy Mulvaney, Gloria King; FOURTH ROW: Richard Waggoner, Mike Seng, Keith Gaston, Dave Mitchell, Dennis Buesking, Brad Hyland SEATED: Dave Doehring, Reporter; Jane Davis, Program Chairman; STANDING: Mrs. Mars-land. Advisor; Arlan Mitchell, Vice-President; Linda Doehring, President; Rita Boyd, Song Leader; Paul Giesler, Treasurer; Mary Ann Hooten, Secretary; Miss Rohlinger, Student Teacher 40 FRONT ROW: Teresa Hennigh, Aimee Doehring, John Lenz, Jean Szachnitowski, Debra Storm; SECOND ROW: Mary McAllister, David Paulson, Leonard Storm, Terry Gaston, Dale Daily, Carla Kuhl; THIRD ROW: Marla Curry, Larry Paxton, Ed Marshall, Rick Ratliff, Janice Mo-berly; BACK ROW: Jeff Walden, Kerry Minor, Mel Austin, Rodney Maxwell, Dan Wittenberg, Paul Maynard Spanish Club An initiation party was planned at the beginning of the year to welcome the freshmen into the club. A Christmas caroling party was enjoyed, and in the spring the club had their annual Pan-American Night, which was open to the community. Besides the night meetings, interesting activity periods were held. Slides, films, games and skits were enjoyed by all the members. 41 FRONT ROW: Kathy Baker, Donna Risley, Karlei Rincker, Sherry McQueen, Barbara Turner; SECOND ROW: Debbie Fry, Nancy Witt, Debbie Horn, Debbie King, Brenda Ramsey; THIRD ROW: Gail Welch, Tonna Bennett, Becky Shafer, Becky Elliott, Carolyn Rincker; BACK ROW: Sally Bridges, Carol Ground, Susan Sims, Connie Sims, Jeanie Sims, Mary Ann Judy F.H.A. With the motto Toward New Horizons the F.H.A. had a very successful year, accomplishing many goals. The girls began the year with a wiener roast, the first step toward their 125 points required to go on the spring trip. Other activities included odd job day, bake sales. Mother-Daughter Banquet, trick or treating for UNICEF, and the service projects for boys in Viet Nam. In the spring, F.H.A. week was celebrated when the girls met their Secret Grandmothers at a tea. The spring trip offered a lot of fun. The year ended with the Senior Tea. 42 SEATED: Sandy Slater, President; Jane Templeton, Vice-President; STANDING: Roylene Nolen, 2nd Vice-President; Gloria King, Treasurer; Mrs. Hinkle, Advisor; Barb Storm, Vice-President of Section 14; Jean Wittenberg, Treasurer. Reaches New Horizons SEATED: Mrs. Lenz, Advisor; STANDING: Ruby Martin, Degrees; Marilyn Mulvaney, V.P. of Recreation; Brenday Paulson, V. P. of Public Relations; Carla Kuhl, V. P. of Projects; Linda Syfert, Historian. 43 FRONT ROW: John Adams, Jeff Hortenstine, Ed King, Jerry Robinson, Jerry Thompson; SECOND ROW: Duane Tilford, Tom Arganbright, Larry Storm, Richard Waggoner, Tom Cole; THIRD ROW: Jack Gottman, Gary Peadro, Bill Bryson, Wesley Hilligoss, Gary Montgomery, Lynn Hyland; BACK ROW: Russell Rincker, Dennis Peadro, Bob Watters, Paul Howard, George Waggoner OFFICERS: Mr. Dewerff, Advisor; Eric Rincker, Treasurer; Chuck Gaston, President; Dan Syfert, Vice-President; Terry Harpster, Reporter; Mark Kasey, Sentinel; Dan Schwer-man, Secretary (not pictured) 44 F.F.A SECTION PRODUCTION AWARD: G. Montgom- LIVESTOCK and DAIRY JUDGING: E. Rin- ery, D. Schwerman, E. Rincker, C. Gaston cker, E. King, R, Rincker, W. Hilligoss SECTIONAL SOIL JUDGING, SEATED: G. Peadro, E. Rincker; STANDING: T. Arganbright, W. Hilligoss, G. Montgomery. GRAIN and POULTRY JUDGING: R. Rincker, G. Montgomery, J. Gottman, M. Kasey, P. Robinson 45 KNEELING: Janie Davis, Dave Mitchell, Patty Garrett. STANDING: Brenda Paulson, Dave Paulson, Mrs. Brandenburg, Advisor; Russell Rincker, Marla Curry, Mark Havens. FRONT ROW: Kathy Baker, Jane Templeton, Anne Bau ter, Linda Syfert, Barb Turner; SECOND ROW: Ruby Martin, Ed King, Danny Hooten, Debbie Fry, Karlie Rincker; THIRD ROW; Becky Elliott, Tom Arganbright, Dennis Buesking, Kent Howard, Gloria King; FOURTH ROW; Tonna Bennett, Jane Haney, Terry Gaston, Denny Quigley, Jean Szachnitowski, Becky Shafer; BACK ROW; Carla Kuhl, Susan Sims. Arlan Mitchell, Sharia Sexson, Mary Ann Hooten. Pep Club 46 FRONT ROW: Marilyn Mulvaney, Christine Storm, Scott Baker, Julie Ames, Jonna Jones; SECOND ROW: Debbie Horn, Roylene Nolen, Wayne Risley, Steve Cooper, Nancy Witt; THIRD ROW: Esther Arganbright, Richard Waggoner, John Lenz, David Doehring, Carolyn Rincker; FOURTH ROW: Jean Wittenberg, Sally Bridges, Don Matthews, Ed Marshall, Mary Ann Judy, Debbie Storm; BACK ROW: Mary McAllister, Connie Sims, Paul Giesler, Jeanie Sims, Aimee Doehring Purchases Sweaters The Pep Club, in its fourth year, kept the school spirit soaring through the exciting basketball season. For a money-making project, the Pep Club sold sweaters, which were worn to all out-of-town games. At noon in the gym, the cheerleaders helped the members to learn new cheers. School spirit reigns high at WHS, and all agree that the Pep Club has truly promoted enthusiasm. 47 FRONT ROW: Judy Kearney, Debbie King, Christine Storm, Donna Risley, Marilyn Mulvaney, Debbie Hendrickson; SECOND ROW: Jane Templeton, Jonna Jones, Mavis Ohm, Claire Thompson, Ruby Martin; THIRD ROW: Tonna Bennett, Brenda Paulson, Elizabeth Waggoner, Nancy Witt, Debbie Fry, Debbie Horn; FOURTH ROW: Patty Garrett, Teresa Hennigh, Debbie Storm, Jane Haney, Gail Welch; BACK ROW: Barb Storm, Sharia Sexson, Mary McAllister, Janice Moberly, Barbara Blackburn, Rita Boyd G.A.A. The G.A.A, engaged in challenging and enjoyable activities including hikes, camping trips, dancing, bowling, softball and basketball. The G.A.A. also sponsored their annual G.A.A. Week, Mother-Daughter Banquet, Daddy Date Night and Mother Date Night. They were happy to sponsor a play night which was attended by forty girls from five other schools. The Get Acquainted party for incoming freshman girls helped stimulate the interest of the prospective members to join next year. G. A. A. OFFICERS: Jean Szach-nitowski. Secretary; Linda Doehring, Vice President; Mrs. Brandenberg, Advisor; Mary Ann Hooten, President; Colleen Baker, Point Recorder; Jean Wittenberg, Treasurer. Hosts Playnight G.A.A. SPORTHEADS: Sandra Slater, Anne Baugher, Esther Arganbright, Becky Shafer, Gloria King, Janie Davis, Kathy Baker, Aimee Doehring, Marla Curry, Linda Syfert. 49 FRONT ROW: Gary Peadro, John Moore, Richard Waggoner, Wayne Risley, Brad Hyland; SECOND ROW: Dave Mitchell, Terry Gaston, Leonard Storm, Bill Bryson, John Lenz; THIRD ROW: Larry Paxton, Jeff Walden, Wes Hilligoss, Rick Ratliff, Eric Rincker; FOURTH ROW: Dennis Quigley, Mel Austin, Chuck Gaston, Arlan Mitchell, Mike Havens Letterman s Club Lanny Bridges, Pres.; Floyd Hilligoss, Student Council Rep.; Mike Seng, Sec.-Treas.; Rod Maxwell, V-President. In the second year of existence, the Lettermen's Club has participated in a lot of different activities. They went bowling with the G.A. A., sponsored sock hops and a senior-faculty basketball game. They also sponsored activity nights for the entire school. 50 SAX QUARTET: Marla Curry, Gloria King, Claire Thompson, Chuck Gaston Ensembles Participate At Normal HORN SOLO: Jane Haney CLARINET QUARTET: Gail Welch, Anne Allen, Anne Baugfrer, Sharia Sexson 51 FRONT ROW: Aimee Doehring, Brad Hyland, Mike Gaston, Terry Fontaine, Mrs. Buesking; SECOND ROW: Ed Marshall, Terry Gaston, Ed King; THIRD ROW: Debbie Ritchie, Mary McAllister, Gloria King, Jeff Seng; FOURTH ROW: Chuck Gaston, Marla Curry, Mark Havens, Claire Thompson; TOP ROW: David Doehring, Roger Leggitt, Esther Arganbright, Randy Waggoner Brad Hyland, President; Terry Gaston, Student Council Rep.; Marla Curry, Secretary; Mrs. Buesking, Director; Debra Storm, Treasurer. 52 FRONT ROW: Dan Wittenberg, Jane Haney, Molly Bruce, Debra Storm; SECOND ROW: Darlene Walker, Matt Butcher, Donna Risley; THIRD ROW: Anne Allen, Debra King, Anne Baugher, Linda Doehring; FOURTH ROW: Kathy Risley, Patty Schwerman, Sally Bennett; BACK ROW: Cindy Baugher, Gail Welch, Sharia Sexson, Keith Gaston Band Entertains Community The band did a very fine job this year entertaining at the Homecoming. Their marching program was dedicated to the service men. A few members of the band attended the band festival at Teutopolis. 53 DANCE BAND: FRONT ROW: Chuck Gaston, Gloria King, Marla Curry, Claire Thompson; BACK ROW: Aimee Doehring, Terry Gaston, Eddie King, Ed Marshall, Mark Havens, Brad Hyland, Mrs. Buesking, Director Dance Band And Majorettes MAJORETTES: Karlie Rincker, Becky Shafer, Carolyn Rincker, Nancy Witt, Chris Storm, Sarah Beth Hortenstine, Salisa Hortenstine 54 Activities 0W V • The United States themselves are essentially the greatest poem . . . WaIf Whitman % ft Pow-Wow Staffs SENIOR EDITORS and ADVISOR: Esther Arganbright, Mrs. Marsland, and Jean Szachnitowski SNAPSHOT EDITORS: Ricky Ratliff and Linda Doehring CIRCULATION STAFF: Elva Jean BUSINESS MANAGER: Steve Cooper Gaston and Kent Howard 56 Have Busy Year JUNIOR EDITORS: Barbara Storm and Randy Mulvaney SPORTS STAFF: Kent Howard, Arlan Mitchell, Dennis Quigley, Terry Gaston It has indeed been a busy year for the members of the Pow-Wow staff. There were meetings to attend in spite of the 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. ACTIVITY STAFF: Jean Wittenberg, Brenda Paulson, Mary Ann Hooten COPYWRITERS: Gloria King and Marilyn Mulvaney 57 Junior Class Presents Rest Assured” Director, Mrs. Keller, Stage Manager, Mel Austin, Student Director, Ruby Martin 58 CAST: SEATED: Becky Elliott, Steve Carpenter, Rick Ratliff, Barb Storm, Sandy Slater, Connie Sims, Roylene Nolen, Wayne Risley: STANDING: Director, Mrs. Keller: Terry Sims, Patty Garrett, Dale Daily, Billy Bryson, Colleen Baker, Randy Mulvaney, Bill Binder On October 26, 1967, the junior class presented the play Rest Assured, a comedy centered around a nervous old goat who doesn't like anything but money. He won't let his daughter Mary become engaged to Joe Lanconi because his papa is poor. So Joe's papa comes to plead his son's case. The two fathers start a feud, and Luigi, who has a bad heart, just can't take it—he konks out. Luigi comes back to haunt Mr. Morlock until the latter gives permission for the wedding. All the family think he’s lost his marbles when they see him talking to himself. In his despair, he takes too many sleeping pills. Then, he, too, kicks the bucket. But Mr. Morlock won't leave until things are settled, and Luigi can't rest in peace until they are married. So round they go again. Now, Lucifer, drops in. Poor Mr. Morlock--if he only had another chance. If only--then Mildred awakens him. It's all been a bad dream. 59 Librarians FRONT ROW; Elva Jean Gaston, Steve Roy; Advisor, Mrs. Brandenburg; Steve Carpenter, Ruby Martin, Chris Storm; SECOND ROW: Esther Arganbright, Jean Wittenberg, John Moore, Mary Hooten, Jean Szachnitowski, Colleen Baker; THIRD ROW: Linda Doehring, Dennis Quigley, Don Matthews, Arlan Mitchell, Dan Miller, Mary McAllister Kent Howard, Terry Gaston, Mr. Seng Newspaper Editors The newspaper editors have really been working hard this year to keep the students and public up to date on the activities of the high school. We would like to congratulate them on their fine job. Queen: Linda Doehring and escort Dennis Quigley 1968 Homecoming Queen Linda Doehring 62 Senior Attendant, Marilyn Mulvaney and escort, Leonard Storm Senior attendant, Jean Wittenberg and escort, Terry Gaston Junior attendant, Barb Storm and escort Dan Hooten Sophomore attendant, Judy Kearney and escort, Steve Ashmore Freshman attendant, Karlie Rincker, and escort, Jeff Hortenstine 63 WORK! WORK! WORK! WORK! WORK! WORK! WORK! WORK! WORK! WORK! WORK! WORK! 64 65 BEST PERSONALITY Mary Ann Hooten and Steve Cooper MOST DEPENDABLE Steve Cooper and Brenda Paulson MOST ATHLETIC Linda Doehring and Chuck Gaston Senior Hall MOST TALENTED Linda Doehring and Mike Seng NEATEST Jeff Walden and Brenda Paulson 66 (above) BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Marilyn Mulvaney and Dave Mitchell (right) BIGGEST FLIRT Gloria King and Arlan Mitchell Of Fame (below) BEST SPORTSMANSHIP Floyd Hilligoss and Jean Szachnitowski (above) BIGGEST CLOWN Elva Jean Gaston and Arlan Mitchell (below) MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 67 Mr. and Miss W.H.S. Each year candidates are chosen to represent each class for Mr. and Miss W.H.S. Season basketball ticket sales determine the winners. The class with the largest ticket sales elect their candidates as Mr. and Miss W.H.S. The Sophomore class sold the most tickets this year, electing Kathy Baker and Gary Peadro as Mr. and Miss W.H.S. THE SENIORS: Brenda Paulson Steve Cooper THE FRESHMEN: Jeanie Sims Tom Cole THE JUNIORS: Connie Sims Mike Havens THE SOPHOMORES: Kathy Baker Gary Peadro 68 Athletics “If we win men s hearts throughout the world, it will not be because we are a big country but because we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring.” A dial E. Stevenson R£VOUmON ARY WARI775-17« J WNWNMIW MIKE SENG Senior, Shortstop (Left) DENNIS QUIGLEY Senior, First Base (Right) LEONARD STORM Senior, Center Field (Above) COACHES GIBSON and NOHREN (Right) JOHN MOORE, Senior Third Base (Above) SEASON'S Windsor--------------0 Windsor--------------0 Windsor - ----------1 Windsor--------------3 Windsor--------------4 Windsor-------------4 Windsor--------------5 Windsor--------------3 Windsor--------------4 Devils Take 70 MIKE HAVENS Junior, Right Field (Right) ROD MAXWELL Junior, Pitcher (Left) TERRY GASTON Senior, Second Base (Above) SUMMARY Altamont---------------- 2 T-Town.................... Stew-Stras---------------11 Neoga------------------- 2 Findlay ----------------- 2 Cowden--------------------0 Brownstown----------------0 St. Anthony -- - 1 Beecher City — -----------1 RICH WAGGONER Junior, Catcher (Above) BILL BRYSON Junior, Left Field (Left) 71 Second Place FRONT: Scott Baker, Tom Arganbright, Ron Lowry, Randy Mulvaney, Brad Hyland, Mark Havens; SECOND ROW: Bill Bryson, Rich Waggoner, Wayne Risley, John Moore, Keith Gaston, Mike Seng, Terry Gaston; TOP ROW: Coach Gibson, Dan Syfert, Mike Havens, Dennis Quigley, Rod Maxwell, Wes Hilli-goss, Rick Ratliff, Leonard Storm TOP SIX HITTERS Waggoner.................... 355 Maxwell----------------------. 304 Quigley.......................280 Gaston..................... 173 Moore------------------------. 173 Storm------------------------. 172 Dan Miller, John Lenz, and Larry Paxton Despite a slow start, the Blue Devils were tough in the stretch and won their last six games consecutively. Throughout the season, the team capitalized on fine pitching by Rod Maxwell and timely hitting by Rich Waggoner and Dennis Quigley, to overcome their foes. Although they lost their first three games, the Devils finished with a 6-3 season mark and a 5-3 National Trail Conference record, good enough for a tie for second place with Altamont and T-Town. Next year's outlook is bright, despite the loss of the varsity infield of Dennis Quigley, Terry Gaston, Mike Seng, and John Moore and outfielder Leonard Storm. Junior lettermen Rod Maxwell, Mike Havens, Rich Waggoner, Bill Bryson, Rick Ratliff, and sophomore Wes Hilligoss should help the diamond squad attain success again next year. Devils Win Last Six Games 72 FRONT ROW: R. Mulvaney, B. Hyland, G. Peadro, R. Huffmaster, E. King, S. Baker; SECOND ROW: K. Gaston, D. Buesking, J. Lenz, E. Rincker, D. Peadro, P. Howard, M. Havens; BACK ROW: L. Paxton, D. Miller, W. Hilligoss, D. Wittenberg, M. Havens, D. Syfert, R. Ratliff. JF’s Gain Experience This year’s junior varsity season was one in which the players gained experience Their 8 wins and 10 losses did not reflect their desire to win or their ability However, some costly mistakes hurt them in key games. New junior varsity coach Nohern gave all his players the needed instruction and playing experience which will help them become successful varsity players. A fine and able sophomore squad should assure future junior varsity success and provide the Devils with more fine basketball records. 73 Devils’ Balance FLOYD HILLIGOSS NTC Trophy SIT Trophy MIKE SENG (Left) T. GASTON A. MITCHELL Managers (Right) LAN NY BRIDGES CHUCK GASTON LEONARD STORM MEL AUSTIN Outclasses Opponents COACHES GIBSON and NOHREN ROD MAXWELL JOHN MOORE 75 FRONT ROW: C. Gaston, M. Seng, F. Hilligoss, MIDDLE ROW: M. Austin, R. Maxwell, R. Ratliff. BACK ROW; Coaches Gibson and Nohren, L. Storm, J. Moore, D. Syfert, M. Havens, L. Bridges. The Blue Devils again continued to play some of the area's finest basketball. With a strong group of returning lettermen, they were contenders for the National Trail title. Only costly losses to Beecher City and Teutopolis removed them from contention. Ironically a final conference game loss to St. Anthony also kept them from second place. They finished third in the National Trail Conference with a 8-3 record. The Devils were again a team to be reckoned with in tournament play. They finished second in the National Trail tourney and third in the Shelby Invitational. Both times they lost to the eventual champion. In the third place game at Shelby-ville, Rod Maxwell, the team's leading scorer, with a 24 point average, turned in the season's finest individual performance, netting 43 points. The Devils concluded the regular season with a 16-8 record. Next year should be a fine one with three of this year's starters returning. The boys, defeating the Comets twice, kept up the W.H.S. tradition by winning both hatchets again this year. 76 The Basket that decided the game. Devils In Action WE-THEY OPPONENT 66-47 Findlay 89-76 Stew-Stras. 74-57 St. Elmo 75-64 Sullivan 67-68 Beecher City 70-34 Neoga 99-77 Altamont 61-68 Shelbyville 80-62 Stew-Stras. 69-53 Neoga 76-77 Areola 76-59 Brownstown 48-55 Teutopolis 68-57 Cowden 63-76 Arthur 64-44 Sullivan 83-56 Findlay 64-70 St. Anthony NATIONAL TRAIL TOURNAMENT 60-48 Neoga 75-55 Teutopolis 50-59 Beecher City SHELBY INVITATIONAL TOURNEY 85-68 Pana 66-76 Lincolnwood 69-63 Clinton Total Points: WINDSOR 1696 Aver. 70 OPPONENTS 1469 Aver. 61 A talk with the coach. 11 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Rita Boyd, Judy Kearney, and Claire Thompson. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Linda Doehring, Colleen Baker, Sandy Slater, Beverly Lawyer, and Barbara Storm. 78 Linda Doehring, Colleen Baker, Judy Kearney, Beverly Lawyer; Mrs. Brandenberg, advisor; Rita Boyd, Sandy Slater, Claire Thompson, and Barbara Storm. The varsity cheerleaders were elected last May by the student body. Junior varsity cheerleaders were elected in the fall also by the student body. They have worked after school many evenings to perfect their cheers. Thfey have helped by their good sportsmanship and excellent leadership to keep the crowd attentive and enthusiastic at all of our basketball games. They have done excellent work which makes us very proud of them. 79 Cheerleaders Where's the Excedrin? Naughty, naughty! 80 Advertisers ‘ Where liberty dwells, there is my country.' Beniamin Franklin ! 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For the best in grain, seed, ammo-phos, buLk blend fertilizer and anhydrous ammonia see NEAL-COOPER GRAIN COMPANY, where service has earned the continued confidence of their customers and friends. BENNETT TIRE COMPANY Quality Trucks 917 Kentucky Street Phone 9-2133 Windsor, Illinois 99 COMPLIMENTS OF WINDSOR Hobby Hut NEOGA Haskett Fertilizer Company Claybaugh Sundries MATTOON Silver Star Roller Rink Mildred's Beauty Salon SHELB YVILLE E. Reed Insurance Connelly's Building Center Shasteen Hardware and Gifts Spracklen T.V. and Radio O. H. Paddock Lumber Company F. and C. Auto Parts Monique Waggoner's Family Shoes Waggoner's Clothing Inyart's Shoe Store Dillow's Rexall Drugs Reabans Corner Drug Store Ashmore B. 7 Beals D. 12 Brandenberg J. 10,27.49,60 Buesking A. 11,52,54 Bullerman P. 12 Caspary R. 6 Curto L. 12 Curry R. 8 Denham G. 12 DeWerff B. 10,44 Elliott B. 12 Fugate V. 12 Galligan J. 10,14 Gaston T. 6 Gibson R, 11,22.90,72 Hinkle C. 43 Hooten D. 6 Jones E. 11,36 Jones J, 7 Keller N. 10,38,59 Landis F. 12 Lenz P, 11,43 Marsland E. 10,40,56 McKenzie N. 6 Moffet G. 12 Nohren M. 10,70 Norman E. 11 Reed K. 12 Seng O. 8, 11,32 Shafer L. 6 Storm L. 12 Troutman H. 12 Tipton J. 12 Thompson G. 11 Weakley H. 12 Wilhelm W. 10,24 100 Student Index A Adams, J. 27,44 Allen A. 24,36,37,39,53,34,51 Ames J. 27, 40 Ames J, 23,47 Arganbrign E. 15,37,38,47,49,52,60,109,32,34, 46,67 Arganbright T. 24,44,72,45 Armer R. 20 Ashmore S. 15, 63 Austin M. 20,22,41,50,58,75,34 B Baker C. 20,22,23,36,37,49,59,60,78,79,32,35 Baker K. 24,42,49,46 Baker S. 27,47,49 Baugjter A. 24,39,40,49,53,32,46 Beals L. 15 Beals L. 23,27 Bennett T. 27,42,48,46 Binder B. 20,37,59 Blackburn B. 24,37,48 Boyd R. 24,40,48,78,79,34 Bridges L. 20,50 Bridges S. 27.39,42,47 Bryson B, 20,44,50,59,71,72 Buesking D. 27,40 C Carpenters. 20,59,60 Chappel G. 27 Cole T. 27,44 Cook C. 24 Cooper S. 15,18,39.47,56,109,32,33,34,66 Curry M. 23,27,39,41,49,52,54,46,51 D Daily D. 39,41,59 Daniels J. 27 Davis J. 24,40,49,34,46 Davis S. 28 Dilworth V. 28 Doehring A. 24,37,39,41,47,49,52,54 DoehringD, 24,39,40,47,52 Doehring L. 14,17,23.36,37,38,40,49,53.56,60, 78,79,109,32,35,62,66 Doss J. 20,37 Doss T. 15 Drummond J 25,34 E Elliott R. 20,42,59,46 F Flick J. 28 Fling B. 20 Fontaine T. 28, 39,40, 52 Fry D. 28,42,48,46 G Garrett P 20,22,48,59,46 Gaston C. 15,44,50,52,54,75,32,45,51,66 Gaston E. J. 15, 35,36,37,56,60,67,109 Gaston K. 27,28,32,40,53,72 Gaston S. 28 Gaston T. 16,32,37,38,41,46,50,52,54,57,60,63. 71.72.109 Giesler P. 20,22,35,37,39,40,47 Gottman J. 16,44,45,51 Ground C. 28,42 H Haerr E. 16 Haney J. 25,34,39,40,46,48,51,53 Harpster T. 20,44,45 Havens M. 27,28,32,40,46,52,54,72 Havens M. 21,34,50,71,72 Haycraft B. 28 Hendrickson D. 28,48 Hennigh T. 28,41,48 Hickman M. 25 Higgins K. 28 Hilligoss A. 28 Hilligoss F. 16,32,50,67 Hilligoss W. 25,44,45,50,72 Hooten D. 21,37,35,47,63 Hooten M. A. 16,18,32,33,35,36,37,38,40,46,49, 57.60.66.109 Horn D. 27, 28,42,47,48 Hortenstine J. 25,44,63 Howard K. 16,36,37,40,46,56,57,60,109 Howard P. 29, 44 Huffmaster R. 29,27,40 Hyland B. 25,37,40,50,52,54,72 Hyland L. 16,44 J Johnson R. 17 Jones J. 25,40,47,48 Jordan E. 29 Judy M. A. 29,42,47 K Kasey M. 17,44,45 Kasey P. 25 Kearney J. 24,25, 34, 39,40,48,63,78, 79 Keim S. 29 King D. 29,42,48,53 KingE. 25.44.45.46 52.54 King G. 16,17,32,35,36,37,40,43,46,49,51,52. 54.57,67,109 101 Kuhl C. 25,39,41,43,46 L Lawyer B. 21,78,79 Leggitt R. 25,36,37,40,52 Lenz J. 25,32,41,47,50,72 Lowry R. 21, 37,72 M Marshall E. 36,37,41,47,52,54 Martin R. 21,43,46,48,58,60 Mason V. 21 Mathews D. 36.37,39,47,60 Maxwell R. 21,22,32,34,41,50,71,72,75 Maynard P. 25.-34.41 McAllister M. 25,34.39,41,47,48,52,60 McKenzie, J. 29 McQueen D. 17 McQueen R. 23 McQueen S, 25,42 Miller C. 23 Miller D. 26,37,60,72 Minor K. 26,34,41 Mitchell A. 14,32.37,40,46,50,57,60,67 Mitchell D. 14,18,32,39,40,46,50, 67 Moberley J. 26, 37,41,48 Montgomery G. 21,37,44,45 Moore C. 26, Moore J. 17,50,60,70,72,75 Mulvaney M. 14,32,35,36,37,39,43,47,48,57,109, 63,67 Mulvaney R. 21,35,37.40,57,59,72,109,63 N Nees D. 21 Nees V. 21,43 Nolen R. 21,47,59 O Ohm M. 21,48 Ohm S. 29 P Paris S. 29 Paulson B. 17,35,36,37,43,46,48,57,60 Paulson D. 26,41,46 Paxton L. 26,41,50,72 Peadro D. 29,44 Peadro G. 26,44,45,50 Plummer J. 29 Prahl F. 29 Polk D. 17 Q Quigley D. 18,23.35,37,46,50,57,60,62,70,72,109 R Ramsey B, 29,42 Ratliff R, 22,34, 37,41, 50,56,59,72,109 Rincker C. 29,39,42,47,54 Rincker E. 22,44,45,50 Rincker K. 29,42,46,54,63 Rincker R. 22,44,45,46 RisleyD. 23,29,42,48,51,53 Rilley W. 22,47,50,59,72 Robinson J. 18,44,45 Roy, S. 30,60 S Schwerman D, 18,44,45 Seng M. 18,34,40,50,60,70,72 SexsonS, 24,26,39,46,48,51,53 Shafer B, 30,39,42,46,49,54 Sims C. 22,42,47,59 Sims J. 30,42,47 Sims S, 26,42,46 Sims T. 22,59 SlaterS, 22,32,34,43,49,59,78,79 Spivey J. Spivey R. 26 Stevens T. Stevens S. 30 Storm B. 22,23,34,43,48, 57, 59, 63,78, 79,109 Storm C. 26,39,40,47,48,51,54,60 Storm D. 23,30,41,47,48,51,52,53 Storm L, 26,44 Storm L, 18,32,34,41,50,63,67,70,72,75 Storm L. 18,32.34,41,50,63,67,70,72,75 Syfert D, 23,44, 72 Syfert L, 26,43,46,49 Szachnitowski J. 17,18, 32,35,37,38,41,46,49, 56,60,67,109 Szachnitowski J. 30,40 T Templeton J. 26,43,46,48 Thompson C. 30,40,48,51,52,54,78,79 Thompson J. 30,44 Tilford D. 30,44 Turner B. 30,42,46 W Waggoner E. 26,40,48 Waggoner G. 30,44 Waggoner R. 23,40,44,45,47,50,71,72 Walden J. 14,34,41,50,66 Warner S. 23 Watters B. 30,44 Welch G. 30,42,48,51,53 White M. 23 Witt N. 30,42,47,48,54 Wittenberg D. 24,26,32,34,39,41,53 Wittenberg J. 16.18,32,35.36,37.38,43,47,49 57 60 63,109 ’ ’ ’ 102 Senior Activities STEVE ASHMORE. . .F.F.A. 1.2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Mr. W.H.S. 1; Speech Club 4; Business Club 4; Social Studies Club 4. ESTHER ARGANBRIGHT. . .Band 1.2, 3.4; Librarian 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Bowling Sporthead 4; Speech Club 2,3,4; Thespian 4; Student Council 4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Representative 4; Class Secretary 3; Business Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Snooper Staff 4; Pow WowStaff: Junior Editor 3, Senior Editor 4; Junior Play Cast. STEVE COOPER . . . Student Council 3, President 4; Class President 3; Speech Club 4; Christmas Play 4; Pow Wow Staff 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Club 4. LINDA DOEHRING. . . Cheerleader 2,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Volleyball Sporthead 2,3; Vice-President 4; Class Secretary 1,4; Student Council 2,4; Secretary 4; Business Club 3,4; Treasurer 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Reporter 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Speech Club 2,4; Vice President 4; Thespian 4; Social Studies Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Snooper Staff 4; Pow Wow Snapshot Editor 3,4; Junior Play Cast. CHUCK GASTON . . . F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; President of F.F.A. 4; Secretary 3; Chorus 1,3; Student Council 4; State F.F. A. Band 1,2,3, 4; National F.F. A. Band 4. ELVA JEAN GASTON . . . Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 2; Speech Club 3,4; Business Club 4; Snooper Staff 4; Pow Wow Staff 4; Social Studies Club 4; Librarian 4. TERRY GASTON . . . Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council Representative 4; Dance Band 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Reporter 3; Spanish Club 3; Junior Play Cast; Pow Wow Staff 4; Newspaper Sports Editor 4; Student Council 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Manager 4. JACK GOTTMAN ... F.F.A. 4; Poultry Judge 3. FLOYD HILL1GOSS . . . Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Student Council 4. MARY ANN HOOTEN . . . Class Secretary 2; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Sporthead 2. Vice-PresidentS, President 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 4; Speech Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4, Treasurer 4; Thespian 4; Chorus 1; Business Club 3,4; Snooper Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Representative 3; Pow Wow Staff 4; Social Studies Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Treasurer 4; Librarian 4; Junior Play Cast. KENT HOWARD . . . Spanish Club 3,4; Business Club 3,4; Junior Play Cast; Snooper Staff 4; Pow Wow Staff 4. LYNN HYLAND . . . F.F.A. 4. RICHARD JOHNSON . . . MARK KASEY . . . G.G.A. 1,2,3,4; Sentinel 4; Speech Club 3; Vice-President of Junior Class; Poultry Judge 3. GLORIA KING . . . Class Treasurer 3; F.H. A. 2,3,4. Treasurer 4; G. A. A. 2, 3,4; Sporthead 4; Band 1,2, 3,4, President 4; Spanish Club 1,4; Speech Club 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pow Wow Staff 4; Snooper Staff Editor 4; Business Club President 4; Junior Play Cast; Social Studies Club 4; Student Council 4; Chorus 1,3; Dance Band 1,2,3,4. DON MATTHEWS . . . Pep Club 3,4; Business Club 4; Librarian 4; Speech Club 4; Snooper Staff 4. 103 Senior Activities ARLAN MITCHELL . . . Student Council 4; Business Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 2, Manager 3,4; President of Senior Class; Junior Play Cast Crew; ARLAN MITCHELL . . . Student Council 4; Business Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 2, Manager 3,4; President of Senior Class; Junior Play Cast Crew; Librarian 4; Sports Staff of Pow Wow 4. DAVID MITCHELL . . . Track 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; President 4; Junior Play Student Director; Speech Club 4; Christmas Play 4. JOHN MOORE . . . Baseball 4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Pep Club 4. MARILYN MULVANEY . . . Senior Class Vice-President; F,H. A. 2,3,4, Vice-President of Recreation 4; G.A.A. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Business Club Secretary 4; Social Studies Club 2,3; President 4; Snooper Staff 3,4; Pow Wow 4; Speech Club 4; Student Council 4; Junior Play Cast. BRENDA PAULSON . . , F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, President of Recreation 4, President of Public Relations 4; G.A.A. 4; Speech Club 4; Pow Wow Staff 4; Junior Play Cast; Social Studies Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Business Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Librarian 3; Snooper Staff 4. DENNIS QUIGLEY . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Librarian 3,4; Letterman's Club 3; Pow Wow Staff 4; Social Studies Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; Business Club Treasurer 4. PETE ROBISON . . . F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Sentinel 3. MIKE SENG . . . Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Class Student Council Representative 1; Letterman’s Club 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4. TERRY STEVENS . . . LEONARD STORM . . . President of Freshman Class; Student Council Representative 3; Vice-President of Student Council 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3.4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; President 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Junior Play Cast. JEAN SZACHNITOWSKI . . . Librarian 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Business Club 3,4; Chorus 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 2,3,4; Contest Reading 3, Contest Play 4, Point Recorder 4; Thespian 4; Social Studies Club 3,4; Snooper Staff 4; Pow Wow Staff: Junior Editor 3, Senior Editor 4; Junior Play Cast; Director of Christmas Play 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Dance Sporthead 2, Secretary 4, JEFF WALDEN . . . Track 1,2; President of Sophomore Class; Treasurer of Senior Class; Student Council 2; Business Club 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Treasurer of National Honor Society 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4. JEAN WITTENBERG. . . G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Sporthead of Camping and Hiking 3, Treasurer 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4; Vice President of Degrees 3, Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Reporter 4; Speech Club 2, 3,4; Thes -pian 4; President 4; Business Club 3,4; Vice-President 3; Pow Wow Activities Staff 4; Junior Play Cast; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Snooper Staff 4; Social Studies Club 4; Speech Contest Play 3,4. 104 FRONT ROW: Gloria King, Marilyn Mulvaney, Rick Ratliff, Barbara Storm, Steve Cooper. SECOND ROW: Brenda Paulson, Jean Wittenberg, Linda Doehring, Jean Sznachnitowski, Mrs. Marsland, advisor. THIRD ROW: Esther Arganbright, Mary Ann Hooten, Elva Jean Gaston, Kent Howard, Dennis Quigley. TOP ROW: Randy Mulvaney, Terry Gaston. Farewell To W.H.S. As we say good-by to our high school years, we are confronted by the problems of our democratic society. We are faced with such problems as what to do after graduation, where to live, and how to pay taxes and other bills. Then there are national problems. Should we be Democrats or Republicans? Whom should we vote for? Who is the best qualified? We, the Pow-Wow staff, thank the faculty and non-teaching personnel for their help in preparing us for the various problems of today’s world. The clubs and organizations, especially the Student Council and the Pow-Wow, have greatly helped us. Again we thank you. 105 Compliments of THE WEISS CLINIC 212 South 16th Mattoon, Illinois 61938 DR. OTTO WEISS, M. D. DR. ANNA WEISS, M.D. AD 4-2241 STICKEL GRAIN COMPANY Grain - Fertilizer -Feed at Etna P.O. Box 734 Mattoon, Illinois 61938 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS LOCAL LODGE 1633 Shelbyville, Illinois 62565 MATTOON COCA-COLA BOTTLERS Bottlers of Coke and Sprite Things go better with Coke Mattoon, Illinois 106 Brotherly Love (Keith Gaston, Terry Gaston) Smile! You're on candid camera !! ! (R. Lowery, E. King, A. Baugher.) Simple Simon Says!!! (K. Baker, J. Moberley, D. Horn, M, Curry, A. Baugher.) Don't just stand there! (W. Risley, S. Carpenter, B. Elliot, B. Storm, P. Garrett.) You're supposed to be watching the game, Dave! (D. Mitchell T. Doss) No Contact!! (S. Ashmore , J. Kearney) 107 Their lockers were clean(B. Paulson, J. Wittenberg) 108 Wouldn’t It Be Funny IF . . . Little people were real? (Patty Garrett) Somebody fell? (A. Baugher, E. King, S. Sexson, J. Moberley, A. Mitchell) The Scoreboard fell? It ripped? (Mel Austin, Rita Boyd) For the last time NO! (Mr. Galligan, Jud McKenzie, Arnold Hilligoss) You don't say!!! (Mr. Wilhelm, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Seng) Help!!! (Rita Boyd, Dan Wittenberg) Caught in the Act !!! (Mrs. Keller) What did you do now? (Peggy Bullerman, Mr. Galligan) (below: Steve Cooper, Sally Bridges) How Nice !!! You tell 'em!!! 109 Autographs 110 Autographs III Autographs TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY STANDING: Coach Nohren, T. Arganbright, D. Miller, W. Hilligoss, G. Peadro. L. Paxton. Coach Gibson FRONT ROW: P. Howard, D. Buesking, E. Rincker, K. Gaston. R. Huffmaster, S. Baker Thinclads Rebuild The track squad this year was composed entirely of juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. Although burdened with a general lack of experience, the Devils' trackmen fared creditably against more seasoned opponents. The track squads of the future should profit handsomely from the experience gained this spring. LONG JUMPERS D. Buesking, E. Rincker, and T. Arganbright MIDDLE DISTANCE RUNNERS: W. Hilli-goss. D. Miller, T. Arganbright, R. Huff SPRINTERS: (KNEELING) K. Gaston, master. S. Baker P. Howard (STANDING) L. Paxton. E. Rincker, G. Peadro SHOT: W. Hilligoss, L. Paxton Tracksters Add Seasoning DISCUS: K. Gaston FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Marla Curry, Debbie Horn, Jeannie Sims, and Carolyn Rincker BACK ROW: Leslie Beals, Jerry Flick, Keith Gaston, and Steve Roy. PING PONG AWARDS: Linda Doehring, Mary Ann Hooten, Esther Arganbright and Eric Rincker. FACULTY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: (STANDING) Mrs. Branden-berg, Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Hinkle (KNEELING) Mr. Gibson, Mr. DeWerff, Mr. Wilhelm, Mr. Seng BACK: Leonard Storm. Steve Cooper, Jean Wittenberg, Marilyn Mulvaney, Mike Seng, Esther Arganbright FRONT: Jean Szach-nitowski, Denny Quigley, Dave Mitchell. Terry Gaston, Elva Jean Gaston The Senior Class Presents rrBooks And Crooks99 Elva Jean Gaston Marilyn Mulvaney Jean Szachnitowski Terry Gaston Dave Mitchell Bonnie and Clyde Dave Mitchell and Jean Wittenberg (left) (right) Steve Cooper Jean Wittenberg Mike Seng Marilyn Mulvaney Mike Seng, Terry Gaston, Dave Mitchell, Marilyn Mulvaney, Elva Jean Gaston, Esther Arganbright, Denny Quigley KNEELING: Stage Crew - Kent Howard and John Moore STANDING: Director - Mrs. Keller Jean Wittenberg and Jean Szach-nitowski: Thespians of the Year Linda Doehring D. A. R. Award Leonard Storm Sparks Physics Award Janie Davis and Teresa Hennigh: A. A. T. S. P. Spanish Award Kent Howard Jacob Stump Jr. and Clara Stump Memorial Funds Scholarship Mike Seng Illinois State Scholarship from Shelby County COMMERCIAL AWARD: Gloria King BOOKKEEPING AWARD: Chuck Gaston OUTSTANDING TYPIST AWARD Barbara Storm GREEN HAND AWARD Wes Hilligoss BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER AWARD Esther Arganbright F. H. A. DELEGATE TO STATE CONVENTION Connie Sims MOST POINTS IN Juniors Present On the evening of May 4. the annual Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Windsor High School. The stage setting included a backdrop of a Southern mansion, and the gym floor was decorated with a Southern style patio scene. Roy Ellis and his band furnished the music for the gala evening. All those who attended had a very delightful and enjoyable time. Green Grass Of Home Commencement — 1968 Marching in to the Processional LEONARD STORM - Valedictorian MIKE SENG - Salutatorian Compliments of MOULFRIE SHELBY F.S. INC. (A Farmer-Owned Service) WINDSOR BLDG. LOAN ASSOC. 1114 Maine GL 9-2231 Facilities Located in Windsor Shelbyville Stewardson Findlay Middlesworth Moweaqua Sullivan Bethany Mr. Curry plays ball??? Compliments of BARKER BROTHERS IMPLEMENT Shelbyville, Illinois Auction Means Action DWAINE BAUER Auctioneer Windsor, Illinois 459-2696 Compliments of GUY S. LITTLE Real Estate and Farm Loans Sullivan Illinois Students leave for the summer. HAMPTON’S O. K. RECORD SHOP JEWELERS All Records at Discount Prices 1703 Broadway - Mattoon Gifts for All Occasions HAMPTON'S, INC. Compliments of Leading Jewelers DR. CANTWELL Diamond Specialists Mattoon, Illinois 1523 Broadway Mattoon Illinois BURTSCHI'S Greeting Cards - Religious Items Glassware - Paper Goods - Books Broadway Mattoon, Illinois Terry Gaston Mr. Seng Esther Arganbright Jean Szachnitowski Mrs. Keller TAYLOR PUBLISHING Dallas, Texas CO M PAN Y