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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1971 volume:

’71 POW-WOW VOL. XLVIII WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL WHS Welcomes You In Dedication In honor of our advisor, Mrs. Marsland, and in appre- ciation for all the time she sacrificed and effort she put out to make this yearbook possible, we, the 1970-71 Staff dedicate this 1971 POW- WOW to her. This is our way of showing our thanks. 3 Table Of Contents ADMINISTRATION................5 FACULTY.......................9 SENIORS......................13 CLASSES.................... 21 ORGANIZATIONS................33 FAVORITES....................61 ATHLETICS....................69 ADVERTISING..................81 4 Board Of Education DAN HOOTEN President RUSSELL CARR THOMAS GASTON Secretary RICHARD GANNA WAY NORMAN McKENIZE The Board members of W.H.S. are aware of the needs of our school. They have im- proved our schools by their wise decisions and leadership. Their patriotism has in- spired the students to look forward to better understanding of die community and needs of the community. LAURENCE SHAFER 6 MR. SEN’G Principal Out Principal, Mr. Seng, has been a teacher at W.H.S. for twenty-one years and a principal for eleven years. He graduated from the University of Illinois with a Bachelor of Arts degree and later ob- tained his Master's degree there. Mr. Seng is a member of Legislative Commission of Illinois High School Association. He is also the advisor of the Student Council. Superintendent MR. CURRY Mr. Curry, our school superintendent, holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Eastern Illinois University and a Master's degree from the Univer- sity of Illinois. Mr. Curry is serving his nineteenth vear as superintendent of Windsor School Unit and is serving his fourth year on the advisory Board of Lake Land Junior College inmattoon. His main duty is to coordinate the functions of the school system along with the various areas of the commu- nity . BUS DRIVERS Louis Curto, Jean Arganbright, Bill DeWerff, Gary Gergeni, Dick Williams, Fred Keim; Not Pictured: Bud Wilhelm, Leslie Newell. Phillip Passalacqua, Dick Williams, Paul Sanders COOKS Ginger Hale, Esther Elliott JANITORS Veron Fugate, Howard Troutman 8 Fac JO ANN BRANDENBURG. A. B. Webster College Girls’ P.E. Health. First Aid ANNETTE BUESKING, B.S. . M.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Univ. of Illinois Music JOHN GALUGAN, B.S. Murray State College Mathematics GARY GERGENI, B.S. Kaskaskia Junior College Eastern Illinois Univ. Industrial Arts RICHARD FRANKLIN. B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Physical Education Coach 10 ulty CHERYL HOOD, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Business Education NONA BELLE KELLER, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. English, Speech PATSY LENZ, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Home Economics EMILY MARSLAND. B.S., M.A. , M.S. Northwestern Univ. Univ. of Illinois Eastern Illinois Univ. English. Spanish EUGENE NORMAN. B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Univ. of Illinois Art ORRIS SENG. A.B. , M.S. Univ. of Illinois Physics, Chemistry WILBUR WILHELM. B.S. ,M.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Social Science II Our Faculty — As It Happened Startled Typist Who put bubble gum in my sneaker?! ? I prefer Folger's Coffee Crystals. Hid Tourist! No, it's not one of THOSE shoeboxes. Making a point. 12 Senior Class Of 1971 KEITH GASTON President SCOTT BAKER Treasurer JOHN ADAMS STEVE ROY Vice President JEANNIE SIMS Student Council Rep. TONNA BENNETT CONNIE LOFLAND Secretary MRS. BRANDENBURG Advisor SALLY BRIDGES 14 DENNIS BUESKING GLENN CHAPPEL TOM COLE MARLA CURRY JAMES DANIELS STEVE DAVIS PATTY FALLERT TERRY FONTAINE SHEILA GASTON CAROL GROUND TERESA HEN NIGH ARNOLD HILLIGOSS DEBBIE HORN DOUGLAS HORTENSTINE PAUL HOWARD 16 All right you guys! Who spiked the pop? DEBBIE KING JUD McKENZJE SHERRY OHM 17 DENNIS PEADRO JIM PLUMMER BRENDA RAMSEY BECKY SHAFER KARLIE RINCKER DEBRA STORM DONNA RISLEY FRANK PRAHL SUSIE PARIS JERRY SZACHNATOWSKI GEORGE WAGGONER NANCY WITT CLAIRE THOMPSON JERRY THOMPSON BOB WATTERS GAIL WELCH A big smile for so early in the morning! 19 Class Of ‘71’ Our Prez - confident and sure I may be bandaged. Once upon a time, a bunch of seniors got to- but I'm not hurtin! gether and . . . Janitor's Apprentice Our Fearless Advisor Maybe, I'm beautiful Dance the Boo-ga-loo Seniors Mow Them Down! Classes “I hope we shall never forget that we created this nation, not to serve ourselves, but to serve man- kind.” Woodrotv If ilson Junior Class Vice President - GARY SWITS President - JIM HOOTEN Advisor - MR. G ERGEN I Student Council Rep. - KATHY RISLEY Treasurer - CINDY BAUGHER Secretary - PEGGY WALLACE Tim Anderson Cindy Baugher Pam Beeler Sally Bennett Dave Doss Eugene Delong Molly Bruce Dennis Bryant Debra Carpenter Bill Craig Kennelee Bryson Janine Camic 22 Brenda Elzy Sam Gass Sylvia Haerr Jerrv Hartman Sue Glasscock Jim Hooten Steve Hickman Bob McAllister James McQueen Janet McQueen Dennis Lowry' Susan Mayer Donna Lawhorn Eva Judy 23 Daryl Moffett Leland Moffett Perry Moore Kathy Risley Lionel Sanders Pat Schverman Lou Ann Shafer Linda Smith Steve Stevens Gary Swits Ralph Thompson Glynn Turner Randy Waggoner Darlene Walker Peggy Wallace Cathv Watters Sam Abel Jessie Baker Susan Bell Matt Butcher Bill Camic Carolsue Cazier Bob Craig Kevin Curtis Darlene Davis Darrel Davis Debbie Dilworth Wanda Elliot Sophomore Class Advisor - MR. GALLIGAN President - KAREN GARRETT Vice President - DEBBIE RITCHIE Student Council Rep. - DARRELL HILUGOSS Treasurer - LIBBY WELCH Secretary - JERRY WATTERS Karen Garrett Kathy Garrett Jayne Giesler James Hale Mike Haws Dale Haycraft Wesley Hennigh Darrell Hilligoss Sarah Hortenstine Scott Jewell Marianna Krile Terry Kuhl Dana Lading 27 Becky Moberley Roger Morrison Sherilyn Noll Peggy Ohm Jill Slater Rick Stevens Leslie Storm Ron Szachnitowski Gale Tanderich Jerry Watters Libby Welch Dawn Witwicki Freshman Class Paul Adams Karen Allen Larry Beals Cathy Bryson Vice President - DAVE COLE Treasurer - PHIL STORM Student Council Rep. ; STEVE RANKIN Advisor - MR. DUNAGAN Secretary - DARLANN MOORE President KEVIN DOSS Sharon Burrell Karen Caspary Mary Cline Curtis Cole David Cole Ron Cummings Scott Davis Kevin Doss 29 Peggy Drummond Monica Elliott Sandra Elzy Mike Faulkner Debbie Flick Billy Fling Debbie Gannaway Greg Harris Martha Hooten Russell Hopper Vicki Hostetter Chuck Juhnke Jim Knox Tom Kuhl Peggy Lawhorn Tina Lofland Terrie Marsland Richard Mathis Julia Maynard Alva McQueen 30 Darlann Moore Deena Patterson Pam Peters Carla Prahl Becky Pryor Rosemary Quigley Glenda Ramsey Steven Rankin Lyndal Rincker Ralph Shafer Darlene Sims Phillip Storm Richard Szachnitowski Jean Templeton Charles Thompson Anita Tilford Ruth Tull Joyce Witt 31 Shoot! Organizations “Before we put down our bets on a revolution- ary 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 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Pres. Perry Moore, Sec. Teresa Hennigh, Treas. Karen Garrett, Vice Pres. Scott Baker, Advisor Mr. Seng. Student Council This year the Student Council, a vital link between students and the faculty and the Board of Educa- tion, has brought about a change in the student government. It has brought about the changing of the dress code and the organizing of a Student Talking Commons for students who are on the honor roll. They are allowed to leave the study hall and have free use of the lounge and the Coke and candy machines. If a student fails to make the honor roll during the next nine weeks, he loses this privilege. It is the Student Council's privilege to sponsor the bonfire and Homecoming Dance. This year the Lingenberry Lighthouse was chosen as the dance band. The student Council is looking forward to even more progress next year. FRONT ROW; Kathy Rislev, Steve Rankin, Jim Hooten, Lionel Sanders, Debra Horn; SECOND ROW; Donna Rislev, Sally Bennett, Keith Gaston, David Doss. Gail Welch, Becky Shafer; THIRD ROW; Sally Bridges, Deb- ra Storm, Darrell Hilligoss, Dennis Peadro, Kevin Doss, Marla Curry. Jeannie Sims. 34 President Perry Moore and Mr. Seng at a Student Council Meeting Decorating for the Homecoming Dance are� Keith Gaston, Steve Roy, and Debra Storm The faculty play, which was given on the day of die Christmas party, was writ- ten by Debra Storm and entitled Charlie Brown . Pictured are: Mrs. Lenz, Mrs. Brandenburg, Mr. Gergeni, and Mr. Bergman's arm Helping decorate for the Homecoming Dance are; Onstage Jim Hooten, on the ladder Gary Swits. On the gym floor are Lou Ann Shafer, Teresa Hennigh and Jenine Camic Surprise, another Student Council Meeting. Pictured are; Donna Risley, Scott Baker, and Debbie Horn 35 National Honor Society SITTING: Keith Gaston, Student Council Repre- sentative; Debra Storm, Secretary; Roger Huffmaster, President; STAND ING: Mr. Seng, Advisor; Sally Bridges, Trea- surer; Dennis Buesking, Vice President. SITTING: Peggy Wallace, Mike Gaston, Debbie Hom, Gary Swits, Marla Curry; STANDING: Cindy Baugher, Dennis Lowry, Teresa Hennigh, Sylvia Ha err, Jim Plummer, Gail Welch, Edward Jordan, Sally Bennett, Kathy Risley. W.H.S. Reporters S. Baker R. Huffmaster Snooper Staff FRONT ROW; P. Fallen. Mrs. Hood, advisor, B. Turner; 2ND ROW: S. Gaston, T. Bennett, T. Fontaine, D. King; 3RD. ROW: S. Paris, S. Keim, C. Ground. Librarians FRONT ROW; M. Krile, J. Camic, C. Thompson, D. Davis, B. Turner, Mrs. Brandenburg, Advisor; SECOND ROW: K.J. Risley. S. Gaston, C. Baugher, S. Mayer. P. Wallace, L. Welch; THIRD ROW; S. Haerr, C. Ground, D. La whom, M. Curry, S. Bell, P. Schwerman, L. Smith. 37 Chorus FRONT ROW: Becky Pryor, Ruth Tull. Marianna Krile, Mrs. Buesking; SECOND ROW: Monica Elliott, Darlene Sims, Jill Slater; THIRD ROW: Dawn Witwicki, Donna Risley, Sally Bennett, Dana Lading; FOURTH ROW; Julia Maynard, Susan Bell, Marla Curry, Sharon Burrell, Terrie Marsland. Officers SEATED: Mrs, Buesking, Advisor; STANDING: Jill Slater, Secretary- Treasurer; Sally Bennett, President; Susan Bell, Librarian FRONT ROW: Debra Storm, Claire Thompson, Carolsue Cazier, Kathy Garrett, Marla Curry, Cindy Bridges, Kevin Curtis. SECOND ROW; Mike Carr, Derrick Krile, Greg Lading, Jerry Marsland, Diane Witwicki, Leigha Moffett, Jeff Seng. STANDING: Mrs. Buesking, Terry Fontaine. FRONT ROW: Janine Camic, Debra Storm, Donna Risley. STANDING: Kathy Risley, Julia Maynard, Cindy Baugher, Sally Bennett. SARAH BETH HORTENST1NE Ban FRONT ROW; J. Maynard, K. Risley, G. Welch, S. Bennett, C. Baugher, T. Marsland, P. Schwerman; SECOND ROW; S. Glasscock, D. Walker, D. King, L. Shafer, C. Cole, D. Ritchie, K. Garrett, J. Seng; THIRD ROW: K, Garrett, R. Risley, C. Johnson, J. Vogel, G. Lading, D. Krile, M. Carr, N. Alsop; STANDING: R. Allen, G. Glasscock, T. Fontaine, V. Haws. OFFICERS: M. Curry - President J. Seng - Reporter K. Risley - Treasurer S. Bennett - Student Council Representative K. Garrett - Librarian Mrs. Buesking - Director 40 971 FRONT ROW: M. Butcher, M. Ray, M. Hooten, M. Bruce, D. Risley, D. Storm; SECOND ROW: P. Storm, L. Moffett, D. Witwicki, J. Marsland, R. Lovins, A. Hartman, L. Stevenson, A. Richards; THIRD ROW: K. Gaston, K. Curtis. M. Curry, C. Bridges, M. Elliott, C. Cazier, C. Thompson; STANDING: Mrs. Buesking. 41 G.A.A. FRONT ROW: Peggy Ohm, Darlene Davis, Jessie Baker, Tina Lofland, Janine Camic, Bab Turner, Libby Welch, Debbie Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Sheila Gaston, Dana Lading, Peggy Lawhorn, Tonna Bennett, Debbie Flick, Karlie Rincker, Rosemary Quigley, Jill Slater, Connie Lofland. LAST ROW: Sylvia Haerr, Terrie Marsland, Carol Ground, Sharon Burrell, Sally Bridges, Marla Curry, Donna Lawhorn, Debbie Ritchie, Jean Templeton, Susie Paris, Martha Hooten, Susan Mayer. FRONT ROW; Darlann Moore, Anita Tilford, Peggy Drummond, Monica Elliott, Sandra Elzy, Wanda Elliott, Ruth Tull. Becky Moberley. SECOND ROW: Brenda Ramsey, Darlene Sims, Eva Judy, Donna Risley, Debbie Dilworth, Teresa Hennigh, Debbie Gannaway, Darlene Walker, Sherry Ohm. LAST ROW: Linda Smith, Mary Judy, Gail Welch, Karen Caspary, Donna Sims, Jeannie Sims, Debra Storm, Susan Bell, Julia Maynard, Pat Schwerman, Sherilyn Noll, Molly Bruce. 42 D. Horn - Pres. B. Shafer - V. Pres. C. Baugher - Sec. J. Brandenburg - Advisor S. Bennett - Treas. L. Shafer - Points Recorder The Girls’ Athletic Association consists of seventy-four active members this year. The various activities they participate in are: softball, hiking, basketball, dancing and crafts, volleyball, tramp, bowling, and skating. The main highlight is the camping trip. G.A.A. sponsors a Daddy Date Night, a Mother-Daughter Night, a Mother-Daugh- ter Banquet, and G.A.A. Week. All of the girls work very hard to get their points so they can get an award at the end of the year. This also helps the club to raise money for many different things to use during the year. FRONT ROW; K. Garrett, K. Garrett, P. Wallace; SECOND ROW: B. Pryor, D. Witwicki, P. Peters; BACK ROW; M. Krile, K. Risley, C. Thompson, S. Glasscock. 43 Pep Club FRONT ROW: J. Hooten, C. Paxton, G. Swits, P. Howard, J. Adams, D. Doss, D. Lowry; SECOND ROW: D. Hortenstine, T. Cole, D. Peadro, M. Gaston, G. Waggoner, L. Wright, D. Buesking, P. Moore, A. Hilligoss; THIRD ROW: B. Moberly, P. Ohm, D. Davis. R. Tull, R. Mathis, J. Thomp- son, D. Patterson, B. Turner, D. Carpenter; FOURTH ROW: J. Baker, T. Lofland, W. Elliott, B. Pryor, P. Drummond, D, Dilworth, C. Cazier, P. Peters, J. Camic, D. Walker; FIFTH ROW: J. Slater, S. Gaston, D. Risley, P. Wallace, K. Garrett, D. Witwickik, C. Baugher, P. Lawhorn, D, Gannaway, D. Sims, R. Quigley; SIXTH ROW; R. Thompson, M. Bruce, L. Smith, L. Shafer, S, Haerr, S. Bennett, T. Marsland, T. Hennigh, S. Noll, T. Bennett, S,_ Mayer, S. Davis; SEVENTH ROW: C. Ground, J. Giesler, D. Ritchie, D. Sims, D. Lawhorn, D. Storm. S. Bridges, S. Bell, J. Templeton, P. Schwerman, M. Judy. 44 Officers The Pep Club provided an overwhel- ming surplus of energy for our cheer- leaders. Their loud vocies and vivacious souls let the opponents know that our Pep Club was backing their team. This year our Pep Club was one of the largest in many years. Sixty-nine members often provided thunderous approval for a good team effort. Reporter: Dana Lading V. Pres.: Jeannie Sims Advisor: Mrs. Brandenburg President: Becky Shafer Treasurer: Karlie Rincker FRONT ROW: Frosh. Repr. - Monica Elliott, Scott Davis Senior Repr. - Susie Paris, Scott Baker SECOND ROW: Soph. Repr. - Karen Garrett, Matt Butcher. THIRD ROW: Junior Repr. - Kathy Jo Ris- ley, Dennis Williamson. F.F.A. OFFICERS SEATED: President Dennis Peadro, Vice President Larry Wright, Reporter Frank Prahl, STANDING: Advisor Mr. Dewerff, Sentinel Bob Watters. Secretary Jud McKenzie, Treasurer Tom Cole. FIRST ROW; C. Hopper. L. Beals. L. Rincker, G. Turner, F. Prahl, T. Kuhl, SECOND ROW: C. Thompson. S. Davis, R. Waggoner, C. Rincker, C. Juhnke; THIRD ROW: R. Mathis, J. Thompson, B. Sims, D. Davis, G. Chappel, S. Davis; FOURTH ROW; D. Hilligoss, G. Waggoner, T. Cole, J. McKenzie, J. Adams, S. Gass. A. Hilligoss; FIFTH ROW; L. Wright, P. Howard, D. Peadro, B. McAllister, L. Moffet, B. Watters. 46 SOIL JUDGING TEAM, Standing: Curtis Rincker, Darrell Hilligoss, Leland Moffett: Seated: Bob McAllister, George Waggoner, Randy Waggoner MOULTIRE COUNTY JUDGES, Standing: George Waggoner; Seated: Leland Moffett, Curtis Rincker LIVESTOCK JUDGES, Standing: Chuck Juhnke; Seated: PRODUCTION AWARDS, Standing: Bob Curtis Rincker, Chuck Thompson, and Lyndal Rincker McAllister, Sam Gass; Seated: George Waggoner, Tom Cole, LeLand Moffett 47 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB OFFICERS , SEATED: President, John Adams, Vice President, Paul Howard; STANDING: Advisor, Mr. Gergeni, S. C. Rep. Lionel Sanders, Sec- retary-Treasurer, Doug Hortenstine, Reporter, Carey Paxton. FRONT ROW; T. Kuhl, R. Morrison, D. Williamson, G. Waggoner, D. Cole, G. Harris; SECOND ROW: R. Rankin, F. Prahl, C. Thompson, S. Jewell, G. Turner, P. Storm. L. Beals; THIRD ROW: J. Knox, M. Faulkner, J. Hooten, S. Roy, J. Daniels, J. Watters. S. Davis, R. Shafer; FOURTH ROW: J. Thompson, D. Doss. R. Cummings, T. Cole, L. Storm, K. Curtis, J. Hale; FIFTH ROW; K. Doss, A. Hilligoss, B. Camic B. Watters, P. Moore, D. Peadro, T. Kuhl, G. Swits. 48 FRONT ROW: J. Seng, J. Hooten, D. Doss, C. Rincker, S. Baker; SECOND ROW: G. Swits, P. Howard. L, Storm. C. Paxton; THIRD ROW; D. Peadro. B. Camic, M. Gaston, B. McAllister, D. Hilligoss. Lettermen’s Club Mr. Dunagan, Advisor Dennis Buesking, Vice President Dennis Lowry, Secretary-Treasurer Dennis Williamson, President Mr. Franklin, Advisor 49 Speech Club OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Glasscock, Points Recorder: Marla Curry, V. President; Susan Bell, Program Chairman; Dave Doss, President; Kathy Jo Risley, Treasurer; Mrs. Keller, Advisor FRONT ROW: Karen Garrett, Claire Thompson, Dennis Williamson, Darlene Walker, Debbie Carpenter; SECOND ROW: Libby Welch, Jill Slater, Susan Mayer, Cindy Baugher, Peggy Wallace, Janine Camic; THIRD ROW: Dawn Witwicki, Dana Lading, Ralph Shafer, Mike Haws, Scon Baker, Molly Bruce, Kathy Garrett; FOURTH ROW: Vicki Hostetter, Lou Ann Shafer, Karen Allen, Ralph Thompson, Dennis Lowry, Julia May- nard, Sally Bennett, Linda Smith; FIFTH ROW: Debbie Ritchie, Gary Swits, Debra Storm, Mike Gaston, Don- na La whom, Jim Hooten, Pat Schwerman. Thespians Gee! Huh! Activities for Speech Club this year included the annual Christmas Play, a trip to Charleston for the District Speech Contests, and Dramatics Night. Many members en- joyed seeing Mr. Hal Holbrook in Mark Twain Tonight at Champaign’s Assembly Hall. After his performance, Mr. Holbrook was kind enough to come out and speak with us. Questions were asked, and a good time was had by all. 51 LEFT TO RIGHT: President: Donna Risley 2nd Vice President: Mary Ann Judy Secretary: Sally Bridges 1st Vice President: Jeanie Sims Treasurer: Karlie Rincker Advisor: Mrs. Lenz F.H.A. LEFT TO RIGHT: V.P. Projects: Marianna Krile V.P. Degrees: Carolsue Cazier V.P. Projects: Dana Lading Historian: Sherilyn Noll V.P. Recreation: Lou Ann Shafer V.P. Public Relations: Darlene Walker 52 FRONT ROW: J. Baker, T. Lofland, B. Pryor, D. Davis, P. Ohm; SECOND ROW: D. Gannaway. D. Horn, D. Sims, B. Ramsey, D. Dilworth, C. Lofland; THIRD ROW: E. Judy, M, Bruce, S. Mayer, B. Shafer, P. Lawhom; FOURTH ROW: S. Haerr, T. Marsland, P. Schwerman, J. Templeton, S. Bennett, V. Hostetter; FIFTH ROW: J. Giesler, S. Burrell, M. Curry, K. Bryson, D. Lawhom, D. Sims, K. Allen. 53 Spanish Club FRONT ROW: Darlann Moore, Mike Gaston, Sue Glascock, Dennis Williamson, Karen Garrett; SECOND ROW: Darlene Walker, Pam Peters, Libby Welch, Carolsue Cazier, Janine Camic, Ruth Tull; THIRD ROW: Monica Elliot, Peggy Wallace, Kathy Garrett, Dana Lading, Cindy Baugher, Darlene Sims, Jill Slater; FOURTH ROW: Teresa Hennigh, Linda Smith, Dennis Lowery, Mike Haws, Martha Hooten, Molly Bruce; FIFTH ROW: Julia Maynard, Sharon Burrell, Susan Bell, Dave Doss, Debbie Ritchie, Pat Scherman, Sally Bennett. Officers FRONT ROW: Scott Baker, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN: Debra Storm, PRESIDENT: Dennis Buesking, VICE PRESIDENT: Terrie Marsland BACK ROW: Mrs. Marsland, Advisor REPORTER: Gary Swits, Song LEADER: Sally Bridges, SECRETARY-TREASURER: Dawn Witwicki 54 The Activities of the Span ish Club this year included a trip to the Assembly Hall, Champaign Urbana to see Jose Molina Bailes Espafioles, Freshman Initiation Party, and Christmas Caroling. Jos£ and friend Maybe if 1 turn my back, it will go away. Doughnuts are fattening? Oh, no! Don't eat all of the doughnuts. We only ordered 4 dozen. 55 Who wrote the words in Spanish? The Junior “One Foot FRONT ROW: D. Lowry, S. Glasscock, M. Bruce, S. Haerr, K. Risley, J. Hartman; SECOND ROW: R. Thompson, D, Doss. D. Williamson. M. Gaston. G. Swits, J. Hooten; THIRD ROW; C. Baugher, L. Smith. S. Mayer, S. Bennett, P. Schwerman, L. Shafer. J. Camic. The Junior Class Play proved to be quite an experience for both cast and audience. ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN is the true account of young Hartzell Spence's EVENTFUL arrival and stay in Laketon, Iowa. The Laketon parsonage was to be the first and most immediate cause of trouble as the family began their mission in Laketon. Everyone will remember Father as he got plastered when the ceiling in his study collapsed. The disastrous, problem-filled parsonage wasn’t enough. There were several other problems, including Mrs. Cambridge and Mrs. Jellison, who were always fighting, and Major Cooper and Mrs. Sandow, who caused more trouble than ever could be imagined. Add to this a choir leader who sings seven octaves sharp, and you have one holy mess! Through all of this, Father pulled his family, with one foot in heaven and one on earth. Class Presents In Heaven” Pow-Wow Staff SENIOR EDITORS: Teresa Hen nigh Sally Bridges ADVISOR: Mrs. Marsland JUNIOR EDITORS: Cindy Baugher Kathy Jo Risley SPORTS: Dennis Buesking Gail Welch Claire Thompson Keith Gaston ADS: Doug Hortenstine Aronold Hilligoss Jeanie Sims Becky Shafer Mary Ann Judy ACTIVITIES: STANDING: Sherry Ohm Debbie Horn Carol Ground SEATED: Scott Baker Debbie Storm Marla Curry Jud McKenzie SNAPSHOT EDITORS: Dave Doss Connie Lofland Tim Anderson Selling Ads Can Be Fun!! Me, have bad breath! What do you mean, what assignment? Could this be a STUDENT REVOLT? 60 Favorites “Democracy is . . . the recurrent suspicion that more than half of the people are right more than half of the time ... an idea which hasn't been disproved yet ... E. B. White Homecoming Queen — ’70 62 Sally Bridges QUEEN: Sally Bridges ESCORT: Dennis Buesking LEFT SENIOR ATTENDANT: Debbie Horn ESCORT: Gary Swits RIGHT SENIOR ATTENDANT: Gail Welch ESCORT: Scott Baker SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT: Dawn Witwicki ESCORT: Wesley Hennigh JUNIOR ATTENDANT: Sue Glasscock ESCORT: Jerry Thompson FRESHMAN ATTENDANT: Martha Hooten ESCORT: Mike Gaston 63 Homecoming Activities I like to watch people work! These are cheerleaders?? The 1970 homecoming activities began on Friday, December 18. After a parade uptown, the students returned to the school and gathered around the bon- fire. The basketball boys and coaches gave short speeches. Then we proceeded to the gym where several skits and a cheerleading routine were held. A tug-of-war was held between the classes with the seniors winning. This year die classes as well as the clubs made banners. Of the classes the freshmen won first and the seniors received second. Industrial Arts won first and F.H.A. won second for their banner . The homecoming dance, Ice Palace , was held on December 19, from 8 to 11 p.m. The Lingen- berry Lighthouse provided music for the occasion. The beautifully decorated gym was highlighted by die return of several of the past years homecoming queens. 64 BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: PATTY FALLERT, LARRY WRIGHT and JUD McKENZIE MOST TALENTED: SCOTT BAKER and DEBRA STORM Hall Of Fame MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: SALLY BRIDGES and KEITH GASTON MOST DEPENDABLE: GAIL WELCH and DENNIS BUESKING MOST ATHLETIC: KEITH GASTON and DEBBIE HORN BIGGEST FLIRTS: JERRY THOMPSON and DEBBIE KING NEATEST: SALLY BRIDGES and TOM COLE BEST PERSONALITY: SCOTT BAKER and GAIL WELCH Athletics “If we win men’s hearts throughout the world, it will not he because we are a big country but be- cause we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring.” Adlai E. Stevenson OUTFIELD: DENNIS LOWRY - Junior DARREL HILUGOSS - Sophomore CAREY PAXTON - Sophomore 70 Field A Season RIGHT: JIM HOOTEN Junior Second Base LEFT: KEITH GASTON Senior Catcher LEFT: GARY SWITS Junior Third Base DENNIS WILLIAMSON Junior Pitcher 71 Infield And Outfield FRONT ROW: B. McAllister, G. Swits, J. Hooten, B. Camic; SECOND ROW; P. Storm, L. Storm, D. Williamson, S. Baker, J. Seng FRONT ROW; K. Doss, D. Hilligoss, C. Paxton; SECOND ROW; S. Rankin, D. Lowry, J. Knox WINDSOR BASEBALL SCORES Findlay - - - Neoga - - - Cowden - - ■ Brownstown - St. Anthony Beecher City Teutopolis - Altamont - - Stew-Stras - US TH El 4 6 - 0 6 6 4 9 5 ■ 1 6 13 3 -4 5 Forfeit -3 5 COACH DUN AG AN COACH FRANKLIN BATTING AVERAGES Hilligoss----------------....-----------..... .435 Gaston -----------...------------------- — - .407 McAllister.......................................280 Storm - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- .273 Hooten -- - - --- --- -- --- ---------------. 259 Baker............................................222 Under the guidance of Coaches Franklin and Dunagan, the Blue Devils battled their way to a season's record of four wins and five losses. Although we were a young team with only two seniors on the squad, the boys showed a lot of hustle and desire, commented Coach Franklin. The fact that the leading hitter and main pitcher were sophomores shows that next year’s squad will be a strong one.” 73 BEST BATTING AVERAGE Darrell Hilligoss 74 bob McAllister Junior DENNIS LOWRY Junior BILL CAMIC - Sophomore CAREY PAXTON Sophomore CURT RINCKER Sophomore DENNIS WILLIAMSON Junior 75 J V s q u a Bill Camic; Kevin Doss; Darrell Davis; Mike Haws; Curt Rinc- ker; Larry Beals; Lyndal Rineker; Chuck Thompson; Tim An- derson; Jim Knox; Carey Paxton; Darrell Hilligoss; Terry Kuhl. COACHES: D. Dunagan; R. Franklin MANAGERS: Corky Hopper; Jeff Seng REFRESHMENT TIME? DURING THE GAME??? GROOVY!! GROOVY!! GROOVY! ! 76 Dennis Lowry; Jim Hooten; Carey Paxton; Bob McAllister; Mike Gaston; Dennis Buesking; Coach Franklin; Larry Wright; Bill Camic; Darrell HiUigoss; Gary Swits; Dennis Williamson; Cun Rincker. VARSITY TEAM SCORES Windsor 49 Findlay 63 Windsor 44 Stew.-Stras. 54 Windsor 32 Beecher City 61 Windsor 59 Sullivan 87 Windsor 67 Altamont 68 Windsor 53 Neoga 61 Windsor 47 Shelbyville 82 Windsor 48 Stew.-Stras. 60 Windsor 48 St. Elmo 52 Windsor 67 Areola 68 Windsor 75 Brownstown 61 Windsor 59 Teutopolis 99 Windsor 48 Cowden 39 Windsor 50 Arthur 54 Windsor 53 Neoga 68 Windsor 51 Sullivan 65 Windsor 61 Findlay 89 Windsor 57 St. Anthony 107 NTC TOURNEY Windsor 65 Altamont 75 Windsor 56 Cowden 51 Windsor 52 Brownstown 74 SHELBYVILLE INVITATIONAL Windsor 69 Vandalia 87 Windsor 57 Nokomis 85 Windsor DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Windsor 56 Atwood- Hammond 62 JUMP UP! ! WAY UP!! Varsity WILL THE REAL DEVIL PLEASE SIT DOWN!!! 77 Varsity Cheerleaders TOP TO BOTTOM: Martha Hooten, Libby Welch, Marianna Krile ACTION ACTION TO WIN! ! ! ADVISOR LIBBY WELCH 79 Advertisers Where liberty dwells, there is my country.” Benjamin Franklin 81 Compliments of Courtesy of DR. RALPH L. FULLER DR. ROBERT E. 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Food and Fun for Everyone Dine In 234-4221 Carry Out Compliments of GILLS' WALK INN EARL ROSS CLOTHIERS Serving Selected Foods 1620 Broadway HAROLD and GRACE GILL Mattoon, Illinois Mattoon, Illinois THE FLOWER FARM MEADOW GOLD CHRIS NICOLAY 3905 Western Avenue Road 1312 Broadway Phone 235-5667 For Those Not Content With The Ordinary Mattoon Illinois ETOG BOWLING Compliments ot PAULLIN'S THINGS 'N' STUFF Mattoon, 111. S. Route 45 Mattoon Compliments of: Shelbyville Johnstons' I.G.A. Monique Beauty Salon Spracklen TV Radio Waggoners' Shoe Clothes Dillow's Drug Store Jon's Department Store Smith's Decorating Center Kull's Floral Co. End of Ads Sebright's Shoe Store Corner Drug Store Coast to Coast Anderson's Sport Shop Shasteen Hardware Index Smithson Implement Co. Connelly' s Senior Activities JOHN ADAMS . . . F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Industrial Arts Club 3,4, Pep Club 3,4. SCOTT BAKER. . . Track 1, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Librarian 1, Pow-Wow Staff 4, Junior Class President, Senior Treasurer, Student Council 3, Vice President 4, Speech Contest 2,4, Dramatic Night 1,2,3,4, Thespians 2,3,4, Christmas Play 3,4. SALLY BRIDGES . . . F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice President of Recreation 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Speech Club 1, Class President 2, Class Secretary 3, Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary 2,4, Reporter 3, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Pow-Wow Editor 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Homecoming Attendent 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Junior Class Play, Pollution Committee 3. DENNIS BUESKING . . . Basketball 1,2,4, Track 1, Pep Club 1,2,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice President 4, Treasurer Junior Class, Vice President Sophomore Class, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Vice President 4. TOM COLE . . . Industrial Arts Club 4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Class Vice President 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Mr. W.H.S. Candidate 1, Com Growing Contest Winner 3, Pest Control Winner 1,3. MARLA CURRY . . . Band 1,2,3,4, President 4, Secretary 1, Band Festival 2,3,4, Dance Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,4, President 2, Ensembles 1,2,3, F.H.A. 4, Dramatics Night 1,2,3, Librarian 4, Student Coun- cil 2,3,4, Speech Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4, Thespians 3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3, Program Chair- man3. Pep Club 1,2,3, Class Representative 1,2,3, Secretary Treasurer 2, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. Council 1,2,3, Secretary 3, Volleyball Sporthead 2, Freshman Representative 1, Speech Contest 1,2, Junior Class Play, Mascot 2, Cheerleader 4, Pow-Wow Staff 4, Pollution Committee 3. JIM DANIEL . . . Industrial Arts 3,4. STEVE DAVIS . . . F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Industrial Arts Club 4, Pep Club 3,4. PATTY FALLERT . . . Business Club 1, Drama Club 1, Transfer From Newton 2, Snooper Staff 4, Junior Class Play. TERRY FONTAINE . . . Spanish Club 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Junior Play Cast, 2nd Place Ping Pong 1,2, 1st Place Ping Pong 3, Snooper Staff 4, Dance Band. 106 KEITH GASTON . . . Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Student Council Representative 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1, Drama- tics Night 2, Band Festival 3, Pow-Wow Staff 4, Freshmen Class Student Council Representative, Senior Class President, Student Council 4. SHEILA GASTON . . . G.A.A. 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,4, Snooper Staff 4, Librarian 4. CAROL GROUND . . . F.H.A. 1, Chorus 2, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,4, Snooper Staff 4, Pow-Wow Staff 4, Junior Class Play, Librarian 4. TERESA HENNIGH . . . National Honor Society 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Secretary 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Pow-Wow Staff Editor 3,4, Junior Play Cast, Class Vice President 3. ARNOLD HILLIGOSS . . . Pow-Wow Staff 4, Industrial Arts Club 4. DEBBIE HORN . . . Class Secretary 1, F.H.A. 1,4, Spanish Club 2, Chorus 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. Council 3, Bowling Sporthead 3, President 4, Junior Play Cast, Pep Club 1,2, Cheerleader 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4 Homecoming Attendent 2,4, Student Council 4, Pow-Wow Staff 4. DOUG HORTENSTINE . . . Class Student Council Representative 2, Pep Club 2,4, Industrial Arts 4, Sec- retary- Treasurer 4, Pow-Wow Staff 4. PAUL HOWARD . . . F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Industrial Arts Club 4, Vice President 4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1, Pep Club 4. ROGER HUFFMASTER . . . Class Secretary 1, Basketball 1,2, Track 1, Spanish Club 1,2,3, Pep Club 2, National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, Newspaper Reporter 4, Pollution Committee 3. ED JORDAN . . . National Honor Society 3,4, Junior Class Play. MARY ANN JUDY . . . F.H.A. 1,2,3, Vice President of Projects 3, 2nd Vice President 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Junior Class Play, Pow-Wow Staff. STEVE KEIM . . . Junior Class Play, Industrial Arts Club 4, Charter Member, Snooper Staff 4. DEBBIE KING . . . Cheerleader 2, Business Club 1, Snooper Staff 3,4, F.H.A. 1,2, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3, Junior Class Play. CONNIE LOFLAND . . . Cheerleading 1, Mascot 3,4, Pep Club 1,2, G.A.A. 3,4, F.H.A. 2,4, Pow-Wow Staff 3,4, Junior Play Cast, Transfer from Humbolt 1. 107 JUD MCKENZIE . . . F.H.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Junior Play Cast, Librarian 2, Pow-Wow Staff 4, Soil Judging 2, Grain Judging 2, Livestock Judging 2. SHERRY OHM . . . Chorus 2, Junior Class Play, Pollution Committee 3, Pow-Wow Staff 4, G.A.A. 4. SUSAN PARIS . . . G.A.A. 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,4, Junior Class Play, Snooper Staff 4. DENNIS PEADRO . . . F.F.A. 1,2,3, President 4, Industrial Arts Club 3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Pep Club 4, Student Council 4, Basketball 1,2. JIM PLUMMER . . . National Honor Society 3,4. BRENDA RAMSEY . . . F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. KARLIE RINCKER . . . F.H.A. 1,2.3,4, Vice President of Projects 3, Treasurer 4, Chorus 2, Secretary 2, Spanish Club 2, Head Drum Majorette 1, G.A.A. 3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer, Pollution Com- mittee 3. DONNA RISLEY . . . F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4, Vice President of Recreation 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Band Festival 1,2,3, Ensembles 1,2,3, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Chorus 2,4, Junior Class Play. BECKY SHAFER . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Freshman representative 1, Vice President 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 4, Junior Play Cast, Speech Club 1, Majorette 1, Chorus 3, F.H.A. 1,4, Student Council 4, Pow- Wow Staff 4, Business Club 2. JEANNIE SIMS . . . F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, 2nd Vice President 3, 1st Vice President 4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4, Thespian 3,4, Student Council 4, Junior Class Play, Pow-Wow Staff 4, Senior Class Representative, Miss W.H.S. Candidate 1. DEBBIE STORM . . . Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Program Chairman 2, President 4, Speech Club 1,2,3,4, Speech Contest 1,2,4, Dramatics Night 1,2,3, Christmas Play 3, Faculty Play 4, Thespian 2,3,4, Junior Class Play, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 2, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Student Council 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2, Sec- retary 2, Dance Band 2,3,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Pow-Wow Staff 4, Class Secretary 2, Class Representative 3, Pollution Committee 3. 108 JERRY SZACHNITOWSKI . . . Spanish Club 1, Industrial Arts Club 3. CLAIRE THOMPSON . . . Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2, Speech Club 3,4, Thespian 3,4, Dance Band 1,2,3,4, Sporthead 4, Pow-Wow Staff 4, Junior Class Play, Pollution Committee 3. BARB TURNER . . . Snooper Staff 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Pep Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, F.H.A. 1,2,3, Chorus 2, Speech Club 1. GEORGE WAGGONER . , . F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Soil Judging Award 2,3,4, Production Awards 3,4 Pep Club 4, Industrail Arts Club 4. TONNA BENNETT . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Snooper Staff 4. BOB WATTERS . . . F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 4, Soil Judging Team 2,3, Moultrie County Soil Judging 2, 3, Poultry Judging Team 3, Industrial Arts. 4. GAIL WELCH . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1, Spanish Club 2, Student Council 2,3,4, President 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Class Treasurer 2. NANCY WITT . . . F.H.A. 1, Junior Play Cast, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Business Club 1, Majorette 1, PepClub 1,2. LARRY WRIGHT . . . Transfer from Neoga 3, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Livestock Judging 1,2,3, Librarian 1, Pep Club 2, Audio Vision 3, Basketball 4. FRANK PRAHL . . . F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter4, Industrial Arts Club 4. JERRY THOMPSON . . . F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Industrial Arts Club 4, Pep Club 4. STEVE ROY . . . Industrial Arts Club 4, Junior Play Cast. SENIORS Adams J. 14,44,46,48 BakerS. 14,34,35,37,45,49, 50,51,54,59,63,66,67,70,72 Bennett T. 14,37,42,44 Bridges S. 14,34,36,42,52,54, 58,62,63.66,67 Buesking D. 15,36,44,49,54, 58,63,66,75 Cole T. 15,17,44,46,47,48,67 INDEX Curry M. 15.34,36,37,38,39, 40,41,42,50,53,59,78 Daniels J. 15,48 Davis S. 15,44,46 Fallen P. 16,37,66 Fontaine T. 16,37,39,40 Gaston K. 14,34,35,36,41, 66,67,71,73 Gaston S. 16.37,42,44,59 Ground, C. 16,37.42,44,59 Hennigh T. 16,34,35,36,42, 44,54,58 Hilligoss A. 16.44.46,48.58 Horn D. 16,34,35,36,43,53, 58,59,63,67 Hortenstine D. 16,44,48,58 Howard P. 16,44,46,48,49 109 INDEX SENIORS cont. Huffmaster R. 17,36,37 Jordan E. 17,36 Judy M. 17,42,44,52,58 Keim S. 17,37 King D. 17,37,40,67 Lofland C. 14,42,53,59,79 McKenzie J. 15,46,59,66 Ohm S. 17,42,59 Paris S. 18,37,42,45 Peadro D. 15,34,44,46,48,49 Plummer J. 18,36 Prahl F. 18,46,48 Ramsey B. 18,42,53 Rincker K. 17,42,45,52 Risley D. 18,34,35,38,39, 41,42.44,52 Roy S. 14,35.48 Shafer B. 18,34,43,45,53,58 SimsJ. 14,17,34,42,45,51 52.58 Storm D. 18,34,35,36,39,41, 42.50,54,59,66 Szachnitowski J, 19 Thompson C. 19,37,39,41,43, 50.51.58.78 Thompson J, 19,44,46,48,63,67 Turner B. 37,42,44 Waggoner G. 19,44,46,47,48 Watters B. 17,46,48 Welch G. 19,34,36.40,42,58, 63.66.67.78 Witt N. 19 Wright L. 19,44,46,66,75 JUNIORS Anderson T. 22,59 Baugher C. 22,36,37,39,40, 43.44.50.54.56.58 Beeler P. 22 Bennett S. 22,34,36,38,39, 40.43.44.50.54.56 Bruce M. 22,41,42,44,50,53, 54.56 Bryant D. 22 Bryson K. 22,53 CamicJ. 22,35,37,39,42,44, 50.51.54.56 Carpenter D. 22,42,44,50 Craig B. 22 DeLong E. 22 Doss D. 22,34,44,48,49,50, 51,54,56,59 Elzy B. 23 Gass S. 23,46,47 Gaston M. 23,36,44,49,51, 54.56.63.75 Glasscock S. 23,40,43,50, 51,54,56,63,78 Haerr S. 23,36,37,42,44,56 Hartman J. 23,56 Hickman S. 23 Hooten J. 22,23.34,35,44, 48.49.50.56.71.72.75 Judy E. 23,42,53 Lawhorn D. 23,37,42,50,53 Lowry D. 23,36,44,49,50,51 Mayer S. 23,37,42,50,53,56 McAllister B. 23,46,47,49,70, 72.74 McQueen James 23 McQueen Janet 23 Moffett D. 24 Moore P. 24,34,35,44,48 Risley K. 22,24,34,36,37,39, 40,43,45,50,51,56,58 Sanders L. 24,34,48 Schwerman P. 24,37,40,42, 44.50.53.54.56 Shafer L. 24,35,40,43,50, 52.56 Smith L. 24,37,42,44,50, 51.54.56 Stevens S. 24 Swits G. 22,24,35,36,44,48, 49.50.54.56.63.71.72.75 Thompson R. 24,44,50,56 Turner G. 24,46,48 Waggoner R. 24,46,47 Walker D. 24,40,42,44,50,54 Wallace P. 22,24,36,37,43, 44.50.54 Watters C. 24 Williamson D. 24,45,48,49, 50.54.56.71.74 SOPHOMORES Abel S. 26 Baker J. 26,42,44,53 Bell S. 26,37,38,42,44,50 51.54 Butcher M. 26,41,45 110 Camic B. 26,48,49,72,74 CazierC. 26.39,41,44,52,54 Craig B. 26 Curtis K. 26,39,41,48 Davis Darlene 26,37,42,44,53 Davis Darrel 26,46 Dilworth D. 26,42,44 Elliott W. 26,42,53 Garrett Karen 26,27,34,40,43, 45.50.51.54 Garrett Kathy 27,39,40,43,44, 50.54 Giesler J. 27,44 Hale J. 27,48 Haws M. 27,50,51,54 Haycraft D. 27 Hennigh W. 27,63 Hilligoss D. 26,27,34,46,47, 49,70,72,73,75 Hortenstine S. 27,39 Jewell S. 27,48 Krile M. 27,37,38,43,52,79 Kuhl T. 27,48 Lading D. 27,38,42,45,50, 52.54 Moberley B. 28,42,44 Morrison R. 28 Noll S. 28,42,44,48,52 Ohm P. 28,42,44' Paxton C. 28,44,48,49,70, 72,74 Rincker C. 28,46,47,49,74 Ritchie D. 26,28,40,42,44, 50.51.54 Seng J. 28,39,40,49,72 Sims B. 28,46 Slater J. 28.38,42,44,50,54 Stevens R. 28 Storm L. 28,48,49,70,72 Szachnitowski R. 28 Tandarich G. 28 Watters J. 26,28,48 Welch L. 26,28,37,42,50, 54,79 Witwicki D. 28,38,43,44, 50,51,54,63 FRESHMEN Adams P. 29 Allen K. 29,50,53 Beals L. 29,46,48 Bryson C. 29 Burrell S. 29,38,42,53,54 Caspary K. 29,42 Cline M, 29 Cole C. 29,39 Cole D. 29,48 Cummings R. 29,48 Davis S. 29,45,46,48 Doss K. 29,34,48,72 Drummond P. 30,42,44 Elliott M. 30,38,41,42,45,54 Elzy S. 30,42 Faulkner M. 30,48 Flick D. 30,42 Fling B. 30 Gannaway D, 30,42,44 Harris G. 30,48 Hooten M. 30,41,42,54,63,79 Hopper R. 30,46 Hostetter V. 30,50,53 Juhnke C. 30,46,47 Knox J. 30,48 Kuhl T. 30,46,48 La whom P. 30,42,44 Lofland T. 30,42,44,53 Marsland T. 30,38,40,42,44, 53.54 Mathis R. 30,44,46 Maynard J. 30,38,39,40,42, 50.54 McQueen A. 30 Moore D. 29,31,42,54 Peters P. 31,42,44,54 Prahl C. 31 Pryor B. 31,38,43,44,53 Quigley R. 31,42,44 Ramsey G. 31 Rankin S. 29,31,34,48,72 Rincker L. 31,46,47 Shafer R. 31,48,50 Sims D. 31,38,42,44,53,54 Storm P. 29,31,41,48,72 Szachnitowski R. 31 Templeton J. 31,44,53 Thompson C, 31,46,47,48 Tilford A. 31,42 Tull R. 31,38,42,44,54 Witt J. 31 Bergman R, 35 Brandenburg J. 10,14,35, 37,43,45,79 Buesking A. 10,38,39,40,41 Dewerff W. 8,10,46 Dunagan D. 10,29,49,73 FACULTY INDEX Galligan J. 10,26 Gergeni G. 8,10,22,35,48 Franklin R. 10,49,73 Hood C. 11,37 Keller N. 11,50 Lenz P. 11,35,52 Marsland E. 3,11,58 Norman E. 11 Seng O. 7,11,34,35,36 Wilhelm W. 8,11 Mike, why are you ignoring me? Farewell WHS From 70-71 Yearbook Staff Another school year has flown by here at WHS. This year has held happiness and new friends for many, but for those who will graduate, it has held golden memories that they will treasure forever. To those seniors we say goodbye and good luck. And to all of those who shall return next year, we simply say good luck. 112 Track FIELD EVENTS - STANDING: Kevin Doss, Ron Cummings, Ray Sanders, Jim Knox; KNEELING: Tom Kuhl, Larry Beals, Mike Faulkner, Carey Paxton. DISTANCE RUNNERS - STANDING: Lyndal Rincker, Mike Faulkner, Jim Knox, Chuck Juhnke; KNEELING: Tom Kuhl, Frank Prahl, Kevin Doss. TRACK TEAM - STANDING: Mike Faulkner, Ron Cummings, Ray Sanders, Kevin Doss, Carey Paxton, Jim Knox, Coach Mr. Franklin; KNEELING: Frank Prahl, Larry Beals, Scott Davis, Chuck Juhnke, Tom Kuhl, Lyndal Rincker. SPRINTERS - STANDING: Carey Paxton, Ray Sanders, Lyndal Rincker; KNEELING: Larry Beals, Scott Davis. Senior Play PLAY CAST - TOP ROW: D. Storm, T. Cole, K, Gaston, D, Buesking, L. Wright, M. Curry, J. Sims, MIDDLE ROW: C. Ground, S. Paris, G. Welch, S. Bridges, S. Baker, J. McKenzie, R. Huffmaster; BOTTOM ROW; C. Thompson, D. Risley, S. Gaston, M, Judy, T, Hennigh, D. Horn. When Don MacDonald buys a chicken farm in the Olympic Mountains, his wife Betty and their teen-age daughters, Anne and Joan, have a lot of adjustment to make. They find themselves surrounded- by yeeping chicks, leaky roofs, invading skunks, an unexpected Indian, work and more work. Anne's would-be boyfriend turns out to be a would-be chicken farmer, and when uninvited guests descend like a horde of locusts, Betty feels that even the leaky roof is ready to fall in. All is tesolved when civiliza- tion in the form of modern plumbing reaches the MacDonald household and even the chickens become an accepted fact. STAGE CREW; TOP ROW; P. Howard, A. Hilligoss. BOTTOM ROW; B. Watters, D. Peadro. Junior Class Presents A windmill, tulips, and a beautiful gar- den decked the gym as the Junior-Senior Prom took place on May 1. After the tra- ditional banquet was held in the grade school, all proceeded to the high school in order to enjoy a time of dancing and fun. Until 3 A.M. post-prom was held at Charleston Bowling Alley. Afterward many tired, but happy, Juniors and Seniors made their ways home with Windmills of Your Mind a lovely memory. Windmills Of Your Mind Senior Trip At 4:30 a.m. the bus ar- rived, bags were packed, and everyone piled in, ready for adventure. A quick break- fast and on to our destination which was reached at noon, Friday. Swimming, eating, ana dancing were a few of the activities we enjoyed, A closeness between class- mates is an experience none of us will forget for a long time. Look what Sally foundl Who says our advisor is all WET?!! The Gang Everybody comfortable? Is it or isn’t it? (Roscoe) Business Awards OUTSTANDING TYPIST Susan Mayer SALLY BRIDGES Shorthand TYPING AWARDS SEATED: Susan Mayer, Sally Bennett, Linda Smith, Molly Bruce; BACK ROW; Gary Swits, Darlene Walker, Janine Camic, Kathy Jo Ris- ley, Mike Gaston. BOOKKEEPING AWARD Peggy Wallace PEST CONTROL WINNERS: STANDING: Rich Mathis-3rd place; SEATED: Randy place; Jud McKenzie-lst place. F.F.A. Awards LIVESTOCK JUDGES: SEATED: Darrell Hitligoss, Lar ry Wright; STNDING: Curt Rincker, Darrel Davis. MECHANICS CONTEST: George Waggoner, Rich Mathis, Tom Cole. DEKALB AWARD AND STAR CHAPTER FARMER: Tom Cole Senior volleyball champs Senior basketball champs Awards SPANISH I Julia Maynard SPANISH I Ruth Tull D e 1 e g a t e Jessie Baker MOST POINTS SPANISH II Susan Bell G. A. A. Awards BEST SPORTSMANSHIP Thespian O f The Year D.A.R. Betty Crocker INDUSTRIAL ARTS Steve Davis OUTSTANDING GAA MEMBER: Marla Curry DEBRA STORM NATIONAL MERIT A w a r d s A - X Roger Huffmaster ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARSHIP Commission Jim Plummer, Roger Huffmaster, Debra Storm, Teresa Hennigh Goodbye Becky Shafer Jeannie Sims Ron Spivey •Debra Storm Jerry Szachnitowski Claire Thompson Jerry Thompson Barbara Turner George Waggoner Bob Watters •Gail Welch Nancy Witt Larry Wright First Semester Graduate: TSteve Keim •National Honor Society Member Class Of ’71 Says John Adams Doug Honenstine Scott Baker Paul Howard •Sally Bridges •Roger Huff master •Dennis Buesking •Edward Jordan Tom Cole Mary Ann Judy •Maria Curry Debbie King Jim Daniels Connie Lofland Steve Davis Jud McKenzie Patty Fallen Sherry Ohm Terry Fontaine Susie Paris •Keith Gaston Dennis Peadro Sheila Gaston Tim Plummer Carol Ground Frank Prahl •Teresa Hennigh Karlie Rincker Arnie Hilligoss Donna Risley •Debra Horn Steve Roy (Tpc • '■ .v 3S' 2 o� '4 i 4. 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