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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1972 volume:

Welcome in Dedication We, the Pow-Wow Staff of 1972, dedicate this issue to all of the previous editors and their staffs who have produced the Pow-Wow over the past fifty years. Each preceding staff has set the example for the next staff making the next staff's job quite a bit easier. From 1922 on until 1972 the Pow-Wow has grown progressively. With additional students came additional pages, and with those addition- al pages came additional work. As a token of our appreciation to these staffs and editors, we dedicate this issue. We sincerely hope that the next fifty years of this yearbook will be as suc- cessful as the past fifty. 1922 - ORVYLL BUNDY 1923 - GARVIN GRUDER 1924 - CLARENCE ROBB 1925 - RILEY ARMANTROUT 1926 - PAUL BRIDGES 1927 - WILDA GRIDER 1928 - WALTER HUNT 1929 - JANE MOBERLEY 1930 - FLORENCE CURRY 1931 - MARY GARVIN 1932 - EUGENE BAUER, RUSSELL CURRY 1933 - no publication 1934 - no publication 1935 - RUTH ELDER, ROBERTA CONLEY 1936 - RUBY MONER, LYLE MUNSON 1937 - MILDRED THOMPSON. PHYLIS STORM 1938 - HELEN ASHBROOK, RUBY LATCH 1940 - EUGENE BAUGHER 1941 • 1942 - MAXINE LOFLAND, LOIS BARTLEY 1943 - NORMA GARRETT, GLORIA ANDERSON 1944 - WANDA LATCH. EMMA DICKINSON 1945 - RUSSELL ROELING, ROSALIE CONLEY 1946 - MARY HURLEY. GLEN HARPSTER 1947 - MARJORIE WILSON 1948- JEANETTE MORFORD, DAVID DUNSCOMB 1949 - BEULAH WILLIAMSON, CARLTON SMITH - ELLA KERCHEVAL, JEAN CARR - ELAINE MULLIK1N, DOROTHY RINCKER - NELLIE TIPTON, DOROTHY DUNN - MARY BRIDGES, VINCENT PASSALACQUA - JIM BOTTRELL, L1ANE EDWARDS - CLEO McLURE, EILEEN YOUNG - BEVERLY HICKMAN, MARILYN KELLEY - THERESA JACKSON, PHYLISS LARREW - JOYCE JOHNSON. SUSIE LOVINS - SUE MARTZ, DORIS TILFORD - EVELYN GODDARD, SHARLENE DOEHRING - SHELIA THOMPSON, ARLETTA WALKER - KATHY CLAWSON, NANCY BULLERMAN - JAN JOHNSON, DON SCHROCK - GLENDA GODDARD - SHARON BUESK1NG, CHERYL STILABOWER, VERNITA HORN - MARY LENZ. DAVID CURRY. KAY KRILE - MIKE SZACHITOWSKI, SUDY SEXSON - ESTER ARGANBRIGHT. JEAN SZACHNITOWSK1, - BARB STORM, RANDY MULVANEY - ANNE ALLEN. TOM ARGANBRIGHT - SALLY BRIDGES, TERESA HENNIGH - CINDY BAUGHER, KATHY RISLEY AND THEIR STAFFS. 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 Faculty--------9 Seniors-.--.---13 Classes------ Organizations- Favorites- - - -21 33 -61 Athletics- -------------69 Advertisements-----------81 Board of Education JACK JONES ■ LAURENCE SHAFER DAN HOOTEN PRESIDENT Each year the school board is faced with many problems, and this year has been no exception. Through their joint efforts, they are able to supply us with a good school that is beneficial to all of those who wish to take advantage of it. RICHARD GANNA WAY THOMAS GASTON SECRETARY norman McKenzie Superintendent MR. SENG Mr. Seng has been a teacher at Wind- sor High for twenty-two years and has served as principal here for twelve years. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts de- gree from the University of Illinois and later received his Master's degree there. In addition to his duties as principal and teacher, he is also a member of the Leg- islative Commission of Illinois High School Association and advisor of the Student Council. MR. CURRY Mr. Curry has been superintendent of the Windsor School Unit for twenty years. He graduated from Eastern Illinois Uni- versity with his Bachelor of Science de- gree and obtained his Master's degree from the University of Illinois. Mr. Curry coordinates the functions of the school system and several areas of the community. Principal 7 BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Eugene Denham, Leslie Newell, Bill DeWerff, Gene Arganbright, LaVerne Storm, Linn Vorris, Fred Keim. NOT PICTURED: Bud Wilhelm, Helen Nohxen, Gary Gergeni, Dale Narmile. JANITORS Vernon Fugate, Howard Troutman 8 FACULTY Faculty JO ANN BRANDENBURG. A.B. Webster College Girls' P. E. Health, First Aid ANNETTE BUESK1NG B.S., M.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Univ. of Illinois Music BILL DEWERFF. B.S., M.S. Southern Illinois Univ. Univ. of Illinois Vocational Agriculture PATSY LENZ, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Home Economics DOUG DUNAGAN, B.S. Easter Illinois Univ. Biology. General Science Asst. Coach JOHN GALLIGAN. B.S. Murray State College Mathematics GARY GERGENI. B.S., M.S. Kaskaskia Junior College Eastern Illinois Univ. Industrial Arts of 1972 CHERYL HOOD, B.S, Eastern Illinois Univ. Business Education NONA BELLE KELLER. B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. English, Speech DON FUNNEMAN Murray State College Boys' P.E. Coach 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 What a line-up! I smell mischief Is it the Footh tairy? Are my English IV students here yet? This is a shady subject. Right on! How sweet it is! Oh. dig those legs! Gabriel, Come blow your horn! Social studies thrill me! 12 SENIORS Class of MRS. HOOD Advisor LINDA SMITH Student Council Representative 14 DENNIS LOWRY Secretary PAM BEELER SALLY BENNETT MOLLY BRUCE TIM ANDERSON CYNTHIA BAUGHER KENNELEE BRYSON JANINE CAMIC DEBRA CARPENTER MICHAEL GASTON BILL CRAIG EUGENE DELONG SUE GLASSOCK THOMPSON DAVID DOSS BRENDA ELZY STEVE HICKMAN SYLVIA HAERR JERRY HARTMAN JAMES HOOTEN DONNA LAWHORN SUSAN MAYER ' II JUDY EVA Robert McAllister james McQueen janet McQueen DARYL MOFFETT LELAND MOFFETT PATTY SCHWERMAN -V LIONEL SANDERS 18 19 CATHERINE WATTERS DENNIS WILLIAMSON Sue Bell Matt Butcher Bill Camic Carolsue Cazier Bob Craig Kevin Curtis Darlene Davis Junior Class JUNIOR OFFICERS: Advisor - Mr. Galligan; Mike Haws - Pres.; Jeff Seng - Vice President; Dana Lading Sec.; Dawn Witwicki - Student Council; Marianna Krile - Treas. Darrel Davis Debbie Dilworth One Less Bell to Answer 22 Pat Fraker Karen Garrett Kathy Garrett Jayne Giesler 23 Rick Stevens Leslie Storm Ronnie Szachnitowski Gale Tanderich Jerry Wattors Libby Welch Dawn Witwicki Bill Sims Donna Sims Jill Slater Debbie Ritchie Stuart Rose Ray Sanders Jeff Seng Sophomore Class “Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog” SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Mr. Dunagan, Advisor; Karen Caspary. Vice Pres.; Ruth Tull. Sec.; Curt Cole, Treas.; Steve Rankin. Pres.; Ralph Shafer. Student Council. Paul Adams Karen Allen Larry Beals Cathy Bryson Sharon Burrell Karen Caspary Mary Cline Curt Cole David Cole Ron Cummings Scott Davis Kevin Doss 25 Peggy Drummond Bill Fling Corky Hopper Peggy Lawhom Monica Elliott Bob Fraker Vicki Hostetter Tina Lofland Sandra Elzy Debbie Gannaway Chuck Juhnke Terrie Marsland Mike Faulkner Greg Harris Jim Knox Richard Mathis Debbie Flick Martha Hooten Tom Kuhl Julia Maynard 26 Alva McQueen Darlann Moore Pam Peters Carla Prahl Becky Pryor Rosemary Quigley Glenda Ramsey Steve Rankin Lyndal Rincker Cris Sanders Ralph Shafer Darlene Sims Phil Storm Richard Szachnitowski Jean Timpleton Charles Thompson Anita Tilford Ruth Tull Joyce Witt 27 Freshman We’ve Only Just Begun Class Cindy Bridges Mike Carr Barb Burrell John Carroll FRESHMAN OFFICERS - E errick Krile. Student Council; Jeff Cutright, Vice. Pres.; Mr. Wilhelm, Advisor; Julie Vogel. Pres.; Karla Elliott, Sec. Treas. Toni Chapman Cheryl Cole Terry Clotfelter Lonnie Cook Gary Cook Esther Cooper Jeff Cutright Grace Daniels Jim Drummond Karla Elliot Sally Elzy Trina Evans Lisa Garrett George Glasscock Neena Grobleben Bill Gross Vicki Gross Betty Haenny Cheryl Hardin Gene Harl Adah Hartman Brenda Herbert Dennis Hostetter Dirk Hyland 29 Andy Jewell Christine Johnson Danny Kearney Vicki Kelly Derrick Krile Greg Lading Jerry Marsland Roger Mathis Debbie McQueen Linda Morrison Cheryl Moffett Leigha Moffett Karen Mulvaney Charles Ohm Ronnie Parker Pam Pfeiffer Jane Plummer Carol Polk Marla Ray 3C Janice Walker Diane Witwicki Gena Wittenberg Bryan Wright NOT SHOWN: Linda Judy Ann Richards 31 SEATED: C. Baugher, P. Wallace, D. Witwicki, S. Bennett, R. Shaler; SECOND ROW: K. Garrett, S. Rankin, K. Risley, D. Krile, J. Peadro; THIRD ROW: D. Lowry, G. Swits, M. Gaston, M. Haws, B. Sims, J. Vogel, NOT SHOWN: P. Moore, B. McAllister, D, Moffett, L. Shafer Student Council OFFICERS: Jim Hooten, Vice Presi- dent; Martha Hooten, Trea- surer; Linda Smith Secre- tary; Dave Doss, President; Mr. Song, Advisor 34 I President at work. Hey! You shouldn't be playing Tic Tac Toe at the Student Coun- cil Meeting. The Student Council is composed of representa- tives from all classes and clubs. This is the way for communicating between students and faculty. The main functions are the homecoming dance, the other activities during that day, ping pong tournaments, sock hops, and intramural basketball games. The council also plans to put in benches in the court. Winning Banners Spanish winning banner Senior winning banner 35 W.H.S He's left me - I just know it - he's left me !!! 36 LIBRARIANS - TOP ROW: L. Shafer, D. Lading, S. Bennett, S. Haerr, L. Smith, C. Baugher; SECOND ROW: J. Baker, A. Tilford, S. Mayer. P. Wallace, S. Elzy, B. Elzy, K. Garrett; FIRST ROW; Mrs. Brandenburg, K. Bryson, D. Lawhom, S. Bell, J. Giesler, R. Shafer SNOOPER STAFF - BACK ROW: S. Glasscock, P. Beeler, M. Bruce, S. Mayer, B. Elzy; FRONT ROW: C. Watters; Supervisor, Mrs. Hood; L. Smith Chorus Officers: Janine Camic, President; Linda Judy, Librarian; Sarah Hortenstine, Treasurer; Sharon Burrell, Librarian; Mrs. Buesking, Advisor TOP ROW: J. Slater, S. Bennett, K. Allen, J. Templeton, S. Burrell, V. Hostetter; SECOND ROW: K. Risley, T, Chapman, C. Bridges, L. Garrett, B. Haenny; THIRD ROW: S. Hortenstine, C. Johnson, L. Judy, J. Camic, L. Stevenson, A. Richard; BOTTOM ROW: S. Glasscock, B. Burrell, Mrs. Buesking, R. Tull, E. Cooper Teri Marsland - Reporter Martha Hooten - Student Council Representative Kathy Jo Risley - Secretary-Treasurer Kevin Curtis - President Mrs. Buesking - Band Director Molly Bruce - Librarian Band Majorette Sarah Hortenstine DANCE BAND: Standing: Gary Storm. Greg Lading, Derrick Krile, Mike Carr, George Glassock, Mrs. Buesking. Kevin Curtis, Cindy Bridges, Kathy Garrett, Jeff Seng, Phillip Storm. Pam Pfeiffer; Seated: Lisa Garrett, Sandi Gaston, Monica Elliott, Leigha Moffett, Noreen Wittenberg BAND ENSEMBLES: Back Row: Cindy Brid- ges, Lora Stevenson, Cindy Baugher, Ann Richards, Monica Ell- iott; Middle Row: Terri Marsland; Front Row: Janine Camic, Kathy Jo Risley, Leigha Moffett, Lisa Garrett, Carolsue Cazier 39 FRONT ROW: J. Cazier, A. Hartman, M. Hooten; SECOND ROW: K. Risley, J. Maynard, C. Baugher, S. Bennett, T. Marsland, M. Ray, P. Schwerman; THIRD ROW: S. Bridges, R. Richards, D. Caspary, D. Bartimus, M. Faulkner, J. Seng, P. Storm, L. Moffett; BACK ROW: Mrs. Buesking, Band Director, K. Garrett, R. Risley, C. Johnson, D. Ritchie, D. Harris, K. Garrett, M. Chapman, FRONT ROW: M. Bruce, L. Garrett, L. Stevenson, A. Richards; SECOND ROW: C. Cole, A. Lenz, K. Curtis, M. Curry, S. Gaston, C. Bridges, M. Elliott; THIRD ROW: D. Witwicki, P. Pfieffer, J. Marsland, R, Lovins, N. Wittenberg, G. Shultz, G. Hartman, J. Vogel, M. Carr, D. Krile, G. Lading; FOURTH ROW: M. Butcher, N. Alsop, R. Allen, M. Gaston, G. Glasscock, V. Haws, G.A.A. is one of the most impor- tant active organizations in the school. They have the opportunity to partici- pate in many activities. They meet with girls in other schools to compete in games. As a service project this year, they decorated boxes and filled them with cookies and candies. Then they delivered them to the shut-in people in the community. They had two representatives that went to the G.A.A. camp at Bloomington to bring back new ideas for the organiza- tion. As a result, the accomplishments of the G.A.A. are good sportsmanship, leadership, and working together to help others. BOTTOM: M. Ray, D. Sims, J. Witt, C. Allen; SECOND ROW: J. Plummer, V. Gross, A. Tilford, J. Camic, C. Johnson, J. Walker, L. Garrett, T. Chapman, L. Judy, B. Burrell, L. Stevenson, A. Richards, W. Elliott; THIRD ROW; S. Mayer, S. Hortenstine, B. Pryor, L. Welch, B. Haenny, C. Bridges, R. Quigley, T. Marsland, L. Moffett, S. Haerr, K. Garrett, J. Slater, M. Bruce, P. Drummond, D. Gannaway, P. Pfeiffer; FOURTH ROW: S. Noll, B. Moberley, V. Kelly, K. Mulvaney, R. Tull, G. Daniels, D. Davis, D. Ritchie, D. Witwicki, S. Burrell, T. Lofland, D. Sims, J. Baker, J. Templeton, M. Krile, J. Maynard, C. Cole, K. Caspary, C. Morrett, S. Bell, L. Stratton, P. Ohm, D. Moore, D. Carpenter, L. Smith 42 Officers: Karen Garrett, Secretary; Sally Bennett, President; Cindy Baugher, Treasurer; Peggy Wallace, Vice President; Dawn Witwicki, Points Recorder; Mis. Brandenburg, Advisor Strives for Growth in Spirit Mind and Body Sportheads: Sitting: Sue Glasscock; Kneeling: Karla Elliott, LouAnn Shafer, Monica Elliott, Kathy Risley; Standing: Dana Lading, Patty Schwerman, Julie Vogel, Martha Hooten, Pam Peters 43 TOP: D. Ritchie, K. Caspary, J. Templeton, D. Sims, P. Adams, B. Camic, B. McAllister, R. Thompson, J. Vogel, S. Burrell, D. Lawhom, S. Bell; 2nd ROW: C. Bryson, S. Bennett, J. Giesler, P. Schwerman, J. Glasscock, R. Mathis, D. Hyland, K. Allen, S. Haerr, V. Hostetler, C. Allen; 3rd ROW: D. Witwicki, B. Haenny, P. Wallace, K. Garrett, M. Hooten, B. Herbert, P. Pfieffer, D. Sims, C. Bridges, L. Smith, S. Mayer, R. Quigley; 4th ROW: D. Gannaway, B. Pryor, M. Bruce, K. Risley. J. Slater, T. Marsland, P. Drummond, L. Welch, M. Elliott, T. Lofland, K. Elliott; 5th ROW: A. Richards, A. Tilford, J. Camic, L. Garrett, W. Elliott, T. Chapman, L. Stevenson, L. Judy, S. Hortenstine, C. Moffett, S. Glasscock; 6th ROW: V. Gross, D. Davis, D. Moore, L. Stratton, D. Witwicki, R. Tull, M. Krile, G. Wittenberg, D. Carpenter, V. Kelly, B. Moberley; BOTTOM ROW: D. Hostetter, G. Storm, J. Knox, M. Gaston, P. Moore, D. Doss, J. Hooten, D. Williamson, C. Paxton, H. Sanders. NOT PICTURED: G. Daniels, B. Wright; C. Cole; D. Krile; E. Cooper; P. Lawhom; L. Beals; K. Doss; C. Hopper; M. Faulkner; S. Rankin; J. Baker; S. Noll; S. Rose; E. Delong; K. Bryson 44 PEP CLUB OFFICERS: President: Lou Ann Shafer Secretary: Gary Swits Vice Pres.: Karen Garrett Advisor: Mrs. Brandenburg Treasurer: Darrell Hilligos Pep Club This year's Pep Club expanded to over one hundred members. The pep for our sports and our school has shown greatly this year. Pep Club members wore eatons and Windsor pins to show spirit and backing tor tneir team. We know that our team this year greatly appreciated the enthusiam that was shown during our basketball season. The Pep Club members and officers of 1971- 72 did a great job. PEP CLUB REPRESENTATIVES: Freshman: Gregg Lading Barb Burrell Sophomore: Ralph Shafer Pam Peters Juniors: Mike Haws Dana Lading Seniors: Cindy Baugher Denny Lowry 45 TOP ROW: D. Moffett, B. McAllister, D. Davis, L. Moffett, R. Sanders, D. Hilligoss, R. Waggoner. S. Gass; FOURTH ROW: R. Adams, A. McQueen, C. Rincker, R. Mathis. B. Sims, P. Adams, R. Stevens. G. Harris; THIRD ROW: R. Parker, C. Hopper, C. Thompson, J. Hale, D. Cole. B. Storm, E. DeLong, G. Turner; SECOND ROW: T. Kuhl. T. Tull, B. Wright. R. Stevens, C. Ohm. C. Juhnke, L. Turner; FIRST ROW: J. Carroll, J. Plummer, T. Clotfelter, R. Mathis. L. Rincker, L. Beals, R. Adams. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE 46 v BACK ROW; Advisor, Mr, DeWerff; Reporter, Randy Waggoner; Secretary. Darrell Hilligoss; Sentiel, Bob McAl-’ lister; President, Leland Moffett; Trea- surer. Glynn Turner; Vice President. Curtis Rincker; Parliamentarian, Sam Gass. F.F.A 1972 - Duroc Judging Team, Bloomington. STANDING: T. Clotfelter, C. Thompson, C. Rincker; SITTING: L. Rincker T. Tull Section 19 - Soil Judging Team STANDING: L. Moffett, B. McAllister; SEATED: C. Rincker, C. Thompson, R. Mathis. Entered Funk 304 Bushel: L. Moffett and R. Waggoner. Grain and Poultry Section 19 - 1971: STANDING: C. Juhnke, L. Rincker; SITTING: P. Adams, R. Mathis V The FFA started the year by attending the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. One of their biggest money-making projects was selling popcorn at the ball- games. They also sponsored the well-attended Texas Cowgirls Basketball game. Along with their regular meetings held each month, they held a family night in the spring, ran the ring toss game at the Charity Carnival ana held a livestock snow for the grade school. Section 19 Farm Me- chanics Carpenter R. Mathis 47 TOP ROW: D. Ritchie, J. Maynard, D. Sims, M. Gaston, P. Moore, G. Swits, J. Vogel, K, Caspary, S. Bell; SECOND ROW: C. Bryson, J. Giesler, K. Allen, D. Doss, D. Williamson, P. Schwerman, S. Bennett, C. Allen; THIRD ROW: B. Haenny, S. Mayer, K. Garrett, P. Pfieffer, J. Hooten, L. Shafer, C. Baugher, P. Wallace, T. Marsland; FOURTH ROW: L. Welch, D. Witwicki, J. Slater, D. Lading, C. Bridges, M. Bruce, M. Elliott, L. Garrett; FIFTH ROW: S. Glasscock, D. Witwicki, S. Hortenstine, A. Richards, L. Stevenson, J. Camic, C. Johnson, R. Tull; FRONT ROW: D. Hostetter, G. Wittenberg, M. Krile, R. Thompson, J. Peadro, D. Carpenter, G. Storm Speech Club Officers: Mrs. Kaller, Advisor; Ralph Shafer, Treasurer; Denny Lowry, President; Linda Smith, Secretary; Mike Haws, Program Chairman; Kathy Risley, Points Recorder; Karen Garrett, Program Chairman; 48 Thespians BACK ROW; J. Slater, D. Lading, K, Garrett, L. Smith, P. Wallace, D. Witwicki, M. Bruce; MIDDLE ROW; D. Ritchie, D. Lowry, D. Doss, M. Gaston, M. Haws, S. Bell; FRONT ROW: K. Garrett, J. Camic, K. Risley, C. Cazier, S. Thompson After earning ten points, a Speech Club member may become a Thespian. Some of their activities include Dra- matics Night, and a Christmas play, and this year whey will participate in a March of Dimes Carnival for charity. New members are initiated in May at a ceremony which the family is invited to attend. 49 STANDING: Advisor. Mrs. Lenz; Treasurer. M. Krile; President, J. Peadro; Historian. D. Gannaway; Pro- ject Chairman: B. Pryor. Recreational Chairman: T. Marsland. Acting Pre- sident: C. Cazier. SITTING: Secre- tary: S. Bennett. Degrees: S. Noll Project Chairman; J. Templeton. 2nd Vice President: S. Mayer. The Future Homemakers of America present many worth while projects for more people than just themselves. Tnis year they had UNICEF. Service Project and sending cards to their secret grandmothers. Also many activities like bake sales, the Christmas party and Mother-Daughter Night were held for the members. F.H.A. TOP ROW: S. Haerr. G. Daniels. P. Schwerman, D. Sims, K. Bryson. S. Burrell. J. Giesler, V. Hostetler; FOURTH ROW: C. Bridges, D. Sims, B. Herbert, M. Ray, C. Allen. M. Hooten. L. Shafer; THIRD ROW: J. Walker, L. Garrett, L. Moffett. M. Bruce, W. Elliott, T. Chapman, C. Moffett; SECOND ROW: P. Ohm, B. Burrell, C. Hardin, L. Stevenson, L. Judy. A. Richards, S. Hortenstine; FIRST ROW: G. Wittenberg, L. Stratton, C. Johnson, D. Davis, V. Gross, A. Hartman. 50 TOP: Leslie Storm. Steve Hickman, Kevin Doss, Bill Camic, Mike Gaston, Darrell Hilligoss; MIDDLE: Dennis Williamson, Dave Doss, Jim Knox, Gary Swits, Carey Paxton; BOTTOM: Jim Hooten, Lionel Sanders, Curt Rincker, Scott Davis, Larry Beals, Lyndal Rincker Letterman’s Club LETTERMAN'S CLUB OFFICERS: Advisor: Coach Funneman Vice Pres.: Denny Lowry Sec.-Treas.: Jeff Seng Advisor: Coach Dunagan Pres.: Bob McAllister 51 TOP ROW: S. Bennett, S. Bell, D. Ritchie, G. Swits, J. Knox, J. Vogel, K. Caspary, P. Schwerman; SECOND ROW: K. Garrett, D. .Sims, C, Allen. D. Doss, M. Ray, M. Hooten, P. Peters; THIRD ROW: B. Haenny, S. Mayer, C. Baugher, S. Rose, D. Lowry, L, Smith, C. Bridges, T. Chapman; FOURTH ROW: B. Pryor, M. Elliott, T. Marsland, M. Carr, M. Bruce, K. Risley, L. Welch; FIFTH ROW: D. Moore, L. Garrett, L. Stevenson, J. Camic, K. Elliott, A. Tilford, A. Richards, S. Glasscock; SIXTH ROW: D. Wit- wicki, C. Moffett, C. Johnson, D, Williamson, L. Stratton, R. Tull, K. Garrett. Spanish Club Officers: SEATED: Jill Slater, Trea- surer; Peggy Wallace, Pre- sident; Mike Gaston, Vice President; Mike Haws, Song Leader; STANDING: Mrs. Marsland, Advisor; Dawn Witwicki, Secretary; Dana Lading, Program Cnairman; Julie Maynard, Reporter. 52 Where's it at? Where's my contact lense?? Our faculty ??? Just what I've always wanted. Hitting the books ???! Gee-guys - Oh. my nose !! I Those were the days I’m behind! Under the direction of President Peggy Wallace, the Spanish Club engaged in a number of worthwhile and entertaining activities this year. Freshman members were welcomed into the club at the fall initiation party, where a senes fo relays left the participants hot and breathless. A Sadie Hawkins Dance in November to earn money for the club treasury featured a hillbilly band composed of faculty members dressed in overhalls and potato sacks and playing such instruments as the jug, washboard, and dishpan. A record number of couples chose to be hitched by Marryin' Marsland, and Derek Krile was high bidder for Mr. Gergeni's gut bucket. In December, club members were favored with unusually mild weather the evening of the caroling party. Af- ter the caroling Mrs. Garrett and Mrs. Wallace served refreshments. Another highlight of December wp the creation of the club banner, which took first place in the Homecoming contest. The club year closed in April with the Pan-American program. 53 SEATED; S. Bell, B. Moberely, K, Garrett, S. Hortenstine, D. Ritchie; ROW 2; J. Giesler, D. Sims, D, Lading, J. Slater, W. Elliott; ROW 3; L. Storm, W. Hennigh, B. Camic, C, Paxton, J. Seng, M. Haws; ROW 4; Mrs. Kaller, Advisor, M. Krile, K. Garrett, D. Witwicki, L. Welch. Junior Class Presents “Get Witch Quick” 54 Stage Crew: Seated: L. Storm M. Butcher, J. Peadro, S. Noll, C. Paxton. Standing: S. Rose, T. Kuhl, K. Curtis, J. Watters, S. Jewell. Oh, Undine! Just outside Salem, Massachusetts is Craft College, a training school for young witches, and into this scene comes unsus- pecting Steve Wharton, a normal English teacher, to finish out the last few weeks before graduation. This is an emergency situation or no normal, much less a MALE, would be allowed inside the unhallowed halls. To make bad matters worse, a jealous and over-ambitious young witch, Lucinda Fry, casts a spell on Steve and Junelle, a student and assistant to the faculty-AND Lucinda's closest compet- itor in witchcraft. Setve falls in love with Junelle and vice-versa. Mother Hecate is called in to perform an exorcism, and all chaos breaks loose. Vases take wings, pictures crash from the wall, chairs hurtle over - Lucinda is at her bewitching best. But love triumphs at the end. It was the real thing. Lucinda’s spell, however, costs Junelle her witch's power - but gains her a husband in the world of normals. But, but, but! I'll scratch your eyes out! Hey, you're cute! 55 Pow-Wow Staff JUNIOR EDITORS Kathy Garrett Mike Haws SNAPSHOT EDITORS Jeff Seng Dave Doss Karen Garrett m SENIOR EDITORS Kathy Jo Risley Mrs. Marsland Advisor Cindy Baugher SPORTS STAFF Bob McAllister Molly Bruce Gary Swits Lou Ann Shafer Jim Hooten Sally Bennett ADS STAFF (Below) SEATED; Susan Mayer Linda Smith STANDING; Ralph Thompson Dennis Lowry ACTIVITIES STAFF (Above) SEATED; Donna Lawhorn Kennelee Bryson Patty Schwerman STANDING: Eva Judy Janet McQueen Brenda Elzy Sylvia Haerr Peggy Wallace 57 Oops! Caught again. This the way we powder our face! I Isn't math class exciting? ' J Hey. Sally, look at that new girl. 58 60 Boo Hoo. Boo Hoo. Mr. Wilhelm told another Pollack joke. One ringy dingy. FAVORITES ESCORT: EUGENE DELONG ESCORT: WES HENNIGH ESCORT: PERRY MOORE ESCORT: JIM HOOTEN A T T E N D A N T S E N I O R A T T E N D A N T Q U E E N S A L L Y B E N N E T T J U N I O R A T T E N D A N T S O P H O M O R E F R E S H M A N A T T E • N D A N T EXCORT; STEVE HICKMAN ESCORT: MIKE HAWS A T T E N D A N T 63 Homecoming 1 9 7 1 The Homecoming Activities of 1971-72 started off with three hilar- ious skits. Following this the tugof-war teams from each of the classes met in an exciting battle which the seniors won. Next, the sophomores triumphed in our grand-prix of tricycle races. After this we donned our coats to brave the cold, as we listened to encouraging speeches by the players and coaches while gathered around the bonfire. Everyone warmed within a few minutes though, as we returned to the gym to watch the junior and senior girls in a rollicking game of basketball which the juniois won. Then the Student Council treated the students to refreshments. Later that evening a huge crowd returned to see our valiant Blue Devils have a narrow miss with victory. Bright and early the next morning the Student Council was on the scene ready to decorate for the dance that night. Saturday night another huge crowd came for the Homecoming Dance. Traces of Love, for which the band Tenderness Junction played. Sally Bennett was crowned our 1971-72 Homecoming Queen in the coronation ceremony. There was a warm feeling of happiness and satisfaction as Homecoming 1971-72 came to a close. 1 9 7 2 Lk . Traces of Love Zoom. Zoom?? The Party's over. Get ready. Get set, Go? Hurry, coach, it's cold out here. MOST DEPENDABLE Peggy Wallace and Dennis Lowry BIGGEST FLIRTS Susan Mayer and Perry Moore BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Mike Gaston and Kathy Jo Risley l-l P I. I. Santa arrived early in order to visit the speech class. He gave the child- ren very nice treats. Af- ter Santa left, skits were enjoyed by all. The Twelve Days of Christmas was portrayed by the facul- ty. The students roared with laughter but quieted in a hurry to watch the wagon race. Christmas music was provided by the band. Boys served the girls refreshments, and then everyone left school for a MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! 68 ATHLETICS BASEBALL TEAM 1971-72: TOP: Coach Mr. Dunagun, B. McAllister, G. Swits, L. Storm, S. Hickman, K. Doss, B. Camic, D. Hilligoss, D. Williamson, Coach Mr. Funnerman; MIDDLE: J. Seng, C. Hooper, D. Lowry, C. Paxton, R. Cummings, J. Knox, J. Hooten, L. Sanders, D. Hyland: BOTTOM: G. Glassock, H. Sanders, J. Drummond, G. Harris, G. Cook, T. Clodfelter, B. Wright, C. Thompson, S. Rankin Basebal The 1971-72 baseball season was one of the best we've had. We won five out of nine games. Mr. Funneman, our new coach, did a great job in getting the boys enthused about baseball. We had an overall thrilling season. Darrell Hilligoss received the high batting average this year with a . 333 batting average. Les Storm received the high pitching award having four wins with three losses. Windsor----------------12 Windsor---------------- 8 Windsor- ---------------9 Windsor --------- — -5 Windsor----------------12 Windsor -- -------------3 Windsor - -- -- -- --0 Windsor - -- -- -- - -o Windsor-----------------4 Findlay-------- - -10 Cowden---------------1 Brownstown-------- - - 4 St. Anthony - ------11 Beecher City ----- 2 Altamont - -- -- -- 2 T-Town --- ----------8 Stew-Stras--------- 3 Neoga----------------5 70 Left; LES STORM, Pitcher Right: BILL CAM1C, Catcher Coaches DON FUNNEMAN DOUG DUNAGAN bob McAllister, First base 72 DENNIS WILLIAMSON, Shortstop JIM HOOTEN, Second base DENNY LOWRY, Third base 73 Coach Funneman, D. Williamson, C. Ricker, J. Hooten, G. Swits, C. Paxton, D. Davis, D. Hilligoss, M. Gaston, B. McAllister, L. Storm, P. Moore, B. Camic Basketball This year the Windsor Blue Devils had a fairly good season with a 10-14 record. We took the Consolation Bracket in the National Trail Conference Tournament, defeating Cowden-Herrick 85-69 and Neoga 52-50. The Devils had several close games this year, including a one point victory for Stew-Straws at their homecoming. The Windsor JV had a winning season with a 10-8 record. Standing: Coaches Funneman and Dunagan Sitting: Managers Jeff Seng and Stuart Rose SEASON RECORD Windsor 60 Findlay ...48 Windsor Stew-Stras Windsor Cowden-Herick ... Windsor Beecher City Windsor 72 Neoga ...73 Windsor 76 Altamont Windsor 59 Shelbyville Windsor 58 Stew-Stras .. 63 Windsor 61 Brow nst own .. 65 Windsor Teutopolis Windsor 77 St. Elmo .. 81 Windsor Arthur Windsor Sullivan Windsor Cowden-Herrick... .. 85 Windsor Neoga Windsor 72 Martinsville ...62 Windsor 81 Findlay ...49 Windsor St. Anthony ,..92 74 FRONT ROW: T. Clotfelter, L. Rincker, L. Beals, H. Sanders, C. Juhnke, G. Lading, B. Wright, R Parker, G. Glasscock BACK ROW; Coach Dunagan, C. Hopper, C. Rincker, D. Hyland, A. Jewell, R. Mathis, M. Faulkner, D. Davis, B. Camic, K. Doss C '•WITS DENNIS WILLIAMSON MIKE GASTON JIM HOOTEN bob McAllister DARREL DAVIS DARRELL HILL1GOSS BILL CAMIC Juniors CAREY PAXTON 77 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Debbie Ritchie, Libby Welch, Dawn Witwicki, Marianna Krile, Sally Bennett JUNIOR VARSITY: Diane Witwicki, Darlann Moore, Lora Stevenson, Martha Hooten 78 Dawn Witwicki Debbie Ritchie Cheerleaders of “72” Have we got SPIRIT? Yea, Man! Sponsor Mascot Marianna Krile Mrs. Brandenburg Kathy Jo Risley 79 Freshman Hall: Death Row. We still say the juniors are number 1 !!! 80 The cards hold the future for W.H.S. MISTER D'S 2417 Marshall Mattoon, Illinois Food and Fun for Everyone BEN FRANKLIN STORES South Route 45 and Western Mattoon, Illinois Dayton and Multi-Mile NEAL TIRE SERVICE South Route 45, Mattoon ALEXANDER'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT Typewriter Sales, Rentals, and Service Mattoon, Illinois PIZZA HUT 8th and Charleston Mattoon, 111. Dine In 234-4221 Carry Out Compliments of RURAL KING SUPPLY Farm and Home Supplies Mattoon and Olney and Vandalia SMITH MA CHINE SHOP, INCORPORA TED 813 North 21st Street, Mattoon, Illinois Phone - 234-7466 We Service What We Sell McCulloch Chain Saws Toro Power Mowers ReVella Travel Trailers ReVella Truck Coaches Chateau Travel Trailers Rust-Oleum Paints General Machine Work Four-Winds Truck Hoods THE BUGGY SHED Furniture, Antiques, and Appliances 19th and Marshall, Mattoon, 111. JOHN and HELEN REED Phone 234-2335 MA TTOON COCA-COLA BOTTLERS Bottlers of Coke and Sprite Things go better with Coke Mattoon, Illinois WALDEN SANDERS T.V. APPLIANCE General Electric - RCA - Zenith EARL WALDEN 300 N. 15th Mattoon, 111. DUANE SANDERS Phone AD 5-0526 Compliments ot PAULLIN'S THINGS 'N' STUFF BROWN IMPLEMENT CO. Ford Farming Headquarters Mattoon, Illinois Compliments of DR. BERKHEIMER Optometrist 1400 Wabash Mattoon, Illinois A diamond on her finger puts a sparkle in her eyes. LAMPERT'S JEWELRY GIFTS Mattoon, Illinois Massagic - Red Wing COMFORT - QUALITY S. Route 45 Mattoon Phone 234-3366 1816 Broadway, Mattoon 'or Complete Banking Service attoon’s Central National Bank A FULL SERVICE BANK Member F. D. I. C. Compliments of HAMPTON'S JEWELRY 1420 Broadway, Avenue J. LOGAN GOVER INSURANCE Real Estate Mattoon, Illinois MEADOW GOLD 1312 Broadway Mattoon Illinois SISK REAL ESTATE 177 N. 15th. 234-6211 F. E. SISK, Realtor CHUCK WOOLEN, Bruner Salesman SINNER'S DRIVE-IN PHARMACY 221 South 17th St. Mattoon, Illinois THE MERLE-MARION DRESS SHOP Lakeland Boulevard Mattoon, Illinois BRIDGES SALES SER VICE QUALITY TRUCKS AND JEEPS 917 Kentucky Street Phone 9-2133 Windsor, Illinois Compliments of EARL ROSS CLOTHIERS Compliments of 1620 Broadway Mattoon, Illinois CONNIE TITUS BEAUTY SALON WHITE'S SHEET METAL Air Conditioning - Heating Building Specialties Windsor, Illinois Shelbyville, Illinois CUMMING'S SHORT FURNITURE Laundry and Trailer Court COMPANY Windsor, Illinois 459-2646 Shelbyville, 111. 62565 Phone 774-4221 WINDSOR SUPPLY COMPANY For the Best in Housing Supplies, Hardware, and Building Supplies, See BILL RITCHIE or LEE SLATER at 1201 Maine Street Phone 9-2323 Windsor, Illinois PINK ROSE BEAUTY SALON Windsor, 111. JEAN HITE, Operator BAILEY'S VARIETY STORE Dry Goods - Gifts - and Toys • Windsor, Illinois Compliments of MOBERLEY GRAIN COMPANY JONES CAFE Gays Windsor, Illinois Illinois QUALITY WOODS PRODUCTS CORP. Windsor, Illinois Manufacturers of Pallets and Skids Compliments of CURIOSITY SHOPPE Windsor, Illinois WILLIAMSON STANDARD SERVICE Compliments of 1303 Kentucky Ave. Windsor, 111. Phone 459-2044 THE WINDSOR GAZETTE WINDSOR MILLING SERVICE Nutrena Feeds 459-2621 NORMILE'S TONSORIAL EMPORIUM Windsor, 111. Hair Styles To Please Everyone GUY'S STEAK HOUSE Windsor, Illinois Route 16' Shelbyville, Illinois OLSON MOBIL SER VICE GLASSCOCK MOTORS CH£M CAL3 far market Windsor Illinois Windsor, Illinois LOVINS FUNERAL HOME Windsor, Illinois LEACH - WILSON CHEVROLET - BUICK CO. Buick and Chevrolet Sales and Service Shelby ville, Illinois WHITE'S SHEET METAL Air Conditioning - Heating Building Specialties Shelbyville, Illinois BOB LIDA'S CLEANING CENTER Sullivan, 111. SAND Y’S OF MA TTOON Hamburgers - French Fries Milkshakes 1117 Lakeland Blvd. Mattoon, 111. Quick Plastic HEZZY'S DRIVE-INN AND BOWL QUALITY EXTRUSIONS 1220 West Jackson Sullivan, Illinois Sullivan, 111. Courtesy of RHODES LUMBER CO. Lumber . Roofing . Cement Paint . Hardware Phone 728-8541 1117 West Jackson St. Sullivan BROWN SHOE COMPANY ROMANO'S PIZZA A Quick'n Easy Meal Sullivan, Illinois Paul Romano's Kitchens Sullivan, Illinois THE INDEX Compliments of The Friendly Family Store on the Square John Barlow, R. P. H. JOHN'S PHARMACY Sullivan, Illinois Sullivan Illinois Compliments of SULLIVAN GRAIN CO. SHELBYVILLE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 417 East Water St. Sullivan, Illinois Shelbyville, Illinois Phone 728-7541 774-4922 Agents LESTER HERRON and TOM HAYES Compliments of D B DONUT 117 North Broadway SHELBY BOWL Phone 774-2841 Shelbyville, Illinois Shelbyville, 111. A W ROOTBEER STAND JON'S DEPT. STORE 61 De Witt Mattoon, Illinois 105 E. Main St. Shelbyville, 111. ROY ADRIAN AGENCY Real Estate - Appraisals - Auctioneer FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN 145 E. Main Shelbyville, 111. ICENOGLE'S GADDIS REALTORS INSURANCE 3120 Marshall 143 East Main Phone 774-4913 Mattoon, 111. Shelbyville HASKET FERTILIZER CO. GENE'S • BI-RITE SUPERMARKET Neoga, Illinois Shelbyville, Illinois Phone 895-2791 SHELBY ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. SHELBYVILLE DAILY 152 South Morgan Street Phone 774-3321 Shelbyville, Illinois UNION Now Hear This ! Have you been told that you can't wear a hearing aid . . . have you ever tr.ied one and found it unsatisfactory and uncomfort- able? Why spend your money for a hearing aid and not know how it is going to work until it is too late? See THEO CLARK and be fitted for one on a rental trial ba- sis for a 30 day period. All rental fee would be applied on the purchase. Try ... be satisfied . . . we have all styles. Join a beautiful new world of sound at . . . CLARK’S HEARING AID SERVICE 1714 Broadway Ph. 225-5203 Mattoon, 111. BRIDGES SALES SER VICE QUALITY TRUCKS AND JEEPS 917 Kentucky Street Phone 9-2133 Windsor, Illinois NORTHERN PROPANE CO. For the Best in Gas and Household Appliances, See NORTHERN PROPANE GAS CO. 1417 Maine Street 9-2141 Windsor, Illinois Compliments of U.S. POSTAL SERVICE Windsor, Illinois 61957 SHORES JEWELRY DIAMOND-JEWELRY Famous Name Watches 1800 Broadway Mattoon, 111. PARKER RADIO TV SERVICE 1222 Maine Windosr GL9-2131 Compliments of PHIL PASSALACQUA Windsor, Illinois O. K. RECORD SHOP Largest Selection of 8 Track Tapes and Records at Discount Prices Cross County Mall - Mattoon, 111. WALT'S STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Congratulates the Leaders of Tomorrow The Senior Class Today SEARS, ROEBUCK COMPANY Catalog and Retail Sales Shelbyville, Illinois Phone 2105 PLATTS JEWELRY Why wait when we can deliver your High School class ring in just four weeks? Shelbyville, Illinois SHIRLEY SHOP Ladies' Apparel and Accessories 119 Main Phone 278 Shelbyville, Illinois WINDSOR STATE BANK KA.1,SfD SSSSSSt FAR MARKET v,r i .TI Ir—1 FUNKS “G” HYBIRDS From OLIVER E. BAUGHER Windsor, Illinois Phone 459-2483 Windsor, Illinois NEAL COOPER GRAIN Windsor Illinois Phone (217) 459-2143 93 Free Pick-up and Delivery 33rd and Marshall Avenue Complete Auto Service 1512 Marion Ave. Mattoon 111. Coles County's Largest and Finest Food Market JOURNAL GAZETTE The Newspaper That Cares About You REISACHER DRUGS Windsor, Illinois 459-2630 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SALES SERVICE South 19th Street at Route 45 - Mattoon, Illinois 61938 Phone 234-7468 KENNETH E. GARDNER Compliments of Real Estate and Insurance BILL WHITWORTH, Associate Tel,: 415 So, 17th Street AD 4-7444 Mattoon, Illinois LEE C. CANTWELL 1400 Wabash Mattoon, Illinois FRED BRIGGS ELECTRIC SERVICE BOLEY'S ROLLER RINK Commercial - Industrial - Residential 502 South 24th Street Mattoon, Illinois 61938 Dial 235-0369 Shelbyville, Illinois 62565 115 E. N. 10th St. Bus. 774-3022 LYLE C. BOLEY Res. 774-4161 FINLEY’S MOBILE HOMES Route 45 and 121 South New and Used Phone AD 4-3231 Mattoon, Illinois WARNER’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1713 Broadway Mattoon, Illinois Headquarters for All Makes of Portables Including World Famous Olympia The World's Best Portable Typewriter 95 Compliments of Compliments of WINDSOR FLOWER GIFT SHOP - Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions K. C. SUMMERS Buick, Inc. 117 South 19th Mattoon, Illinois WITTENBURG ENTERPRISES SCHILLING SLOAN John Deere, Kewanne Grahm Homme Products Sales - Service - Parts Mattoon, 111. Ph. 234-6478 WINDSOR TASTEE-FREEZ 1013 Maine Ave. Windsor, Illinois 61957 Telephone 459-2511 Dining Room - Carry Out T.V. JANES Fine Furniture and Carpeting Route 45 South Mattoon, Illinois Compliments of WINDSOR LUMBER CO. 1308 Maine Ave. Windsor, Illinois BARRIKLOW INSURANCE DOEHRING IMPLEMENT Compliments of BILL RASMUSSEN J. I. Case - New Idea Sales - Service 459-2240 Windsor, Illinois S. Route 45, Mattoon, Illinois 96 Compliments of JIBBY'S Pizzas, Steaks, Cocktails WOOLEN AND DENTON T.V. Sales and Service Sullivan, Illinois Sullivan, Illinois 728-8232 917 W. Harrison St. SULLIVAN STAR MARKET HAMILTON'S MEN'S WEAR 106 N. Main Street Sullivan, Illinois Your Levis Headquarters Sullivan, Illinois DR. RALPH L. FULLER FASHION SHOP 108 E. Harrison Street Sullivan, 111. Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Infants and Children's Wear Sullivan, Illinois ELZY'S FLOWERS GIFTS 412 S. Hamilton Sullivan, Illinois 728-7358 MOSCHENROSE JEWELERS Keepsake Diamond Rings Accutron, Bulova, Caravelle, Longines, and Whitthauer Watches 6 E. Harrison St. - 728-8551 Sullivan, 111. 61951 DREES’ HOUSE WARDS FURNITURE West Edge of Sullivan Sullivan, 111. JIM WARD ELLA MAY WARD Dresses and Sportswear 811 South Hamilton Sullivan, Illinois NOLAN'S AUTO AND FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY 408 North Fuller Sullivan, Illinois 61951 97 CHAPPEL BODY SHOP CHET CHAPPEL Body Repairs Automatic Transmission Repairs Motor Repairs 1 Rt. iZ Phone 728-7013 Sullivan, Illinois KEN’S BI-RITE Windsor Phone GL 9-2066 Sullivan 158-8632 Mt. Zion 4541 Bethany 665-3411 98 The wuh-auake xink makes i af soeasy. The ONLY bank you and your family will ever need. CENTRAL NATIONAL MORY’S JEWELERS BANK of Mattoon, 111. Mattoon, Illinois Compliments of SHELBY ELECTRIC COOP. Shelby ville, Illinois 1805 Broadway 217-234-6434 BENNETT TIRE CO Complete Tire Service Windsor, III. Phone 459-2115 The Finest in Car, Truck and Tractor Tires Warehouse Distributor GADDIS REALTORS INSURANCE 143 East Main Phone 774-4913 OLD JAIL NO. 3 Shelbyville FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN 145 E. Main Shelbyville, 111. For a Complete Line of Musical Instruments and Accessories, Pianos, Organs, Guitars, Amplifiers, and Music, SEE: SAMUEL MUSIC COMPANY SHELBY COUNTY 1608 Broadway Mattoon, Illinois Phone 234-3356 STATE BANK Rental Plans and Lessons, Too. Shelbyville, Illinois SPARKS COLLEGE SHELBY LOAN TRUST COMPANY Shelbyville, Illinois Deposits Now Insured to $20, 000 SHELBY ELECTRIC SUPPLi CO. Phone 774-3911 152 South Morgan Street Phone 774-3321 Shelbyville, Illinois Shelbyville, Illinois COSMIC MOON BOUTIQUE 1910 Western FIRST NATIONAL BANK CP DO Mattoon, Illinois Dodge Truchs | INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Vlymoutfi 231 So. 21st Street - Mattoon, Illinois 61938 I CHRYSLER Telephone 234-6461 IMPERIAL LUCY ELLEN CANDIES 811 S. Hamilton Sullivan, Illinois Compliments of JOE MAYER’S TAVERN Windsor, Illinois Compliments of DOWLER EQUIPMENT CO. Compliments of Dowlers for New Holland and Kewanee Shelbyville, 111. JAMES HOSTETTER MASONRY Gays, Illinois BEN'S MARATHON STATION Shelbyville, Illinois JIM’S EISNER AGENCY P and H MANUFACTURING CO. P. O. Box 363 Shelbyville, 111. Shelbyville, Illinois 774-2424 P 4 R BARA 'S Compliments of Latest in Fashion Shelbyville, 111. THE MIRROR COLES COUNTY MASONRY, INC. CHARLES ALLEN, Manager 2200 - Mattoon, Broadway 111. 61938 ROBERTA STORM, Operator JACK BILL'S G. W. PROSSER SON ASPHALT COMPANY Downtown Mattoon 2 13 S. Morgan Shelbyville, Illinois BAND BOX CLEANERS Shelbyville, Illinois Phone 774-2441 THE BUGGY SHED Furniture, Antiques, and Appliances 19th and Marshall, Mattoon, 111. JOHN and HELEN REED Phone 234-2335 BARKER BROS. IMPL. CO. R.R. 4 Shelbyville, Illinois Phone 774-4508 SHELBY SHEET METAL Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning 248 E. Main Street 774-2332 Shelbyville, 111. HARRY WALLACE SON EQUIPMENT, INC. John Deere Farm Machinery Johnson Outboard Motors MFG Boats World's Largest Producer of Fiber Glass Boats Phone 774-2733 Rt. 16 East of Shelbyville, 111. ARTHUR C. ERDMANN Representing THE COUNTRY COMPANIES CountryLife - Country Mutual - Country Casulty - Mid-America Fire and Marine - Insurance Companie Country Capital Investment Fund, Inc. - Mutual Funds Moultrie County Agency - Farm Bureau Bldg. - 1102 W. Jackson St. - Box 176 Sullivan, 111. 61951 Phone 728-7632 or Home 728-8575 REBER WELDING SERVICE 142 S. Washington Shelbyville, Illinois Compliments Of: Compliments of: Anderson's Sport Shop James Kerr Elec. Co. Dillow's Drug Store Shasteen Hardware Harry Broveaueou Shelbyville, Smith's Decorating Center Corner Drug Store Kull's Floral Co. Johnstons' I.G.A. Monique Beauty Salon Connelly's Waggoners' Shoe Clothes Sebright's Shoe Store Spracklen TV Radio Index Senior Activities TIM ANDERSON ... CYNTHIA BAUGHER ... Chorus 1,2; Band 1.2,3,4; Band Festival 4; Contest 1,2,3,4; D.A.R. Award; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Representative 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Trampoline Sporthead 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Dramatics Night 1; Junior Class Play; Librarian 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Secretary 4; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Class Treasurer 3; Pow-Wow 3,4; Senior Co-Editor 4; Student Council 4; Physical Fitness Award 3.4. PAM BEELER ... Junior Class Play SALLY BENNETT ... Freshman Homecoming Attendant; Vice President Freshman Class; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Freshman Representative; Treasurer 3; President 4; F.H.A. 3,4; Secretary 4; Student Council 3,4; Typing Award; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen; Cheerleader 4; Pow-Wow Staff. MOLLY BRUCE ... Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1.2,3.4; Thespians 3,4; Speech Club 2,3.4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Librarian 2; Dramatics Night 2; Christmas Play 2; Snooper Staff 4; Band Festival 4; W. H. S. Reporter 4; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Typing Award 3; Junior Class Play. KENNELEE BRYSON ... F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Pow-Wow Staff; Snooper Staff; Pep Club 4; Junior Class Play; F.H.A. First award and second award; Physical Fitness Award 1,2,3,4. JANTNE CAM1C ... G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 1.2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Thespians 4; Choms 1,2,4; President 4; Librarian 3; Speech Con- test 4; Betty Crocker Award. DEBBIE CARPENTER ... F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Speech Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Make-up Junior Play; Presidential Physical Fitness Award 1,2,3,4. EUGENE DELONG ... Industrial Arts Club 2; Track 3; Pep Club 4. DAVE DOSS ... Dramatics Night 1,2,3,4; Speech Contest 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Span- ish Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; President 4; Christmas Play 1,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3; Junior Play; Thespian 2,3,4; Pow-Wow Photographer 3,4; Varsity Basketball Manager 1,2; Base- ball 1; Speech Club President 3; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4. BRENDA ELZY ... F.H.A. 2; Make-up Junior Play; Snooper Staff 4; Pow-Wow 4; Librarian 4. SAM GASS... F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 2. MIKE GASTON ... Basketball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Speech Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 4; Student Council 4; Freshman Class Secretary; Junior Class Play; Thespian 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,4. SUE GLASSCOCK THOMPSON ... Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Thespian 3,4; Junior Class Play; Speech Points Recorder 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Cheerleader 2,3; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Sporthead 3,4; Typing Award 3; Homecoming Anendam 3. SYLVIA HAERR ... F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Vice President public relations 2; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Junior Class Play; National Honor Society 3,4; President 4.' JERRY HARTMAN ... Industrial Arts Club 2; Junior Class Play. STEVE H1CHMAN ... Class Secretary 2; Industrial Arts Club 2; Junior Class Play; Lettermen's Club 3; Track 2; Baseball 3. JIM HOOTEN ... Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Speech Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Vice President 4; Junior Class President; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Junior Class Play; Industrial Arts Club 2,3. EVA JUDY ... F. H. A 1,2,3; G. A. A. 2,3; Junior Class Play; Pep Club 4; Pow-Wow Staff 4. DONNA LAW HORN ... F.H. A. 1,2,3,4; Vice President Public Relations 1,2,4; G.A.A. 2,3; Speech Club 1,2,3; Spanish 1; Junior Class Play; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Librarian 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2. DENNIS LAWRY ... Freshman Class President; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Speech Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Thespian 3,4; National Honor Society; Vice President 4; Senie Class Secretary; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Speech Club President 4; Lettermen s Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Vice President 4; Junior Class Play; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Representative 1,4. SUSAN MAYER .. . Spanish Club 1,2,4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3.4; Librarian 3.4; Snooper Staff 4; F. H. A. 3.4; Second Vice President 4; Junior Class Play; Dramatics Night 2; Outstanding Typing Award; Chorus 1; Physical Fitness Award 1,2,3,4. BOB McALLlSTER ... F.F. A. 1.3,4; Sentinel 4; Industrial Arts Club 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; President 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. JANET McQUEEN ... F.H. A. 1,2; Junior Class Play; Pep Club 4; Pow-Wow Staff. JAMES McQUEEN ... DARYL MOFFETT ... F.F. A. 1,2.4; Industrial Arts Club 2; Student Council 4; F.F. A. Repre- sentative 4. LEL AND MOFFETT ... F.F. A. 1,2,3,4; President 4; Industrial Arts Club 3. PERRY MOORE ... Speech Club 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Pres- ident 3; Class President 2; Industrial Arts Club 2.3. KATHY JO RISLEY ... Spanish Club 1.2.3,4; Treasurer 2; Speech Club 1.2.3,4; Vice President 2; Treasurer 3; Points Recorder 4; 'National Honor Society 3,4; Treasurer 4; Thespians 1,2.3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Representative 1.2,3; Mascot 4; Student Council 1,3,4; Vice President Sen- ior Class; Band 1,2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 3,4; Band Contest 1,2,3,4; Band Festival 1,2,3,4; Contest Play 3,4; Christmas Play 1,2,4; Junior Class Play; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Sporthcad 3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Vice President 2; Librarian 3; Pow-Wow Staff 3,4; Co-Editor 4; Dramatics Night 1,2,3,4; Typing Award 3. LIONEL SANDERS ... Industrial Arts Club 2,3; Student Council Representative; Lettermans Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Baseball 1,4, PAT SCHWERMAN ... Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1.2, 3,4; Junior Class Play; Pow-Wow Staff; G.A.A. 1.2,3,4; Sporthead 4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; ’ Librarian 3. LOU ANN SHAF ER ... Band 1,2,3; Librarian 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Freshman Representative; Softball Sporthead 2; Points Recorder 3; Hiking and Camping Sporthead 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; President 4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Student Council 4; Librarian 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice President of Recreation 2; Second Vice President of Section 14, 4; Executive Member of Traffic Safety Council 3,4; Pow-Wow Staff. LINDA SMITH ... Student Council Representative of Senior Class; Secretary of Student Council 4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Thespians 2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Dramatics Night 2.3,4; ’ Contest Play 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Lib- rarian 3,4; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Snooper Staff 4; Windsor High School Editor 4; Typing Award 3. GARY SWITS ... Lettermans Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Songleader3; Speech Club 4; basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; National Honor Society 3,4; Pow-Wow taff 4; Sophomore Treasurer; Junior Vice President; Senior Class President; Industrial Arts Club .3. RALPH THOMPSON ... Industrial Arts Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Speech Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 2; Junior Class Play. RANDY WAGGONER ... F.F.A. Reporter 4; F.F.A. 1.2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 2; Band 1,2. PEGGY WALLACE ... Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Treasurer; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Bookkeeping Award 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; President 4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Speech Contest 3,4; Junior Class Play; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball Sporthead 3; Vice President 4; Chorus 1; Librarian 3,4; Physical Fitness Award 3,4. DENNIS WILLIAMSON ... Baseball 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Track 2; Junior Class Play; Spanish Club 1,2,3.4; Speech Club 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 2.3; Letterman s Club 2 3 4- President 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Representatives. ’ ’ ’ INDEX Adams, P. 25,44,46,47 Adams, Robert 28 Adams, Ronnie 28,46 Anderson, T, 15 Allen C. 28.42.44,48,50.52 Allen K. 25,38,44,48 Arganbright, G. 8 Baker, PeadroJ. 23,34.37,42,44,48,50,55 Bartimus, G. 28 Baugher, C. 15,34.37.39.40,43,45.48,52,56,63, 66 Beals, L. 25,44,51,75 Beeler, P. 15,37 Bell, S, 22.37,42,44.48,49,52,54 Bennett, S. 15.34,37,38.39.40,43,44,48.50,52. 57,62,63,66,67.78,79 Brandenburg, J, 10,37,43,45,79 Bridges, C. 28,38.39,41,42.44,48,50.52 Bruce, M. 15,37,39.41,42,44,48,49,50,52,57 Brune, K. Bryson. C. 25,44,48 Bryson. K. 15,37,44,50,57 Buesking, A. 10,38,39,40 Burrell, B. 28,38.42,45,50 Burrell, S. 25,38,42.44,50 Bullerman, P. 8 Butcher, M. 22,41 Camic, B. 22,44.51,54,70.72.74,74,75,77 Camic, J. 15,38.39,42.44,48,49,52 Carpenter, D. 16,48,42 Carr, M. 28,41,52 Carr, R. 6 Carroll, J. 28,46 Caspary, K. 25,42.44,48.52.63 Cazier, C. 22,49,50 Chapman, T. 28,38,42,44,50.52 Clotfelter, T. 28,47.70.75 Cline. M. 25 Cole, Cheryl 28,42,44 Cole, Curtis 25,41 Cole, D. 25,46 Cook G. 29,70 Cook, L. 28 Cooper, E. 29,38,44 Craig, Bill 16 Craig, Bob 22 Cummings, R. 25,70 Curry, R. 7 Curtis, K. 22. 39,41,55 Cutright, J. 29 Daniels, G. 29,42,44,50 Davis, Darlene 22,42,44,50 Davis, Darrell 22,46,74,75,77 Davis, S. 25,51 DeLong, E. 16,44,46,63 Denham, E. 8 DeWcrff, B. 8,10,46 Dilworth, D. 22 Doss, D. 16.34,44.48,49.51,52.56,66 Doss, K, 25.44,51,70,75 Drummond, P. 26,42,44 Drummond, J. 29,70 Dunagan, D. 10,25,51,70,74,75 Elliott, E, 8 Elliott, K. 28,29,43,44.52 Elliott, M. 26,39.41,43.44,48,52 Elliott, W. 22,42,44,50.54 Elzy, B, 16,37,57 Elzy, Sally 29, Elzy, Sandra 26,37 Evans, T, 29 Faulkner, M. 26,44,75 Fling, B. 26 Fraker, B. 26 Fraker, P, 23 Fugate, V. 8 Funneman, D. 11,51,70,74 Galligan, J. 10,22 Gannaway, D. 26,42,44,50 Gannaway, R. 6 Garrett, Karen 23,34,40.37.43,45,48.49.52,54,56 Garrett, Kathy 23,39,40,42,44.48.49,52,54,56 107 Garrett, L. 29,38.39,41,42,44,48.50,52 Gass, S. 16,46 Gaston, M. 16,34,41,48,49,51,52,67,74,76 Gaston, T. 6 Gergeni, G. 8,10 Giesler, J. 23,37,44,48,50,54 Glasscock, G. 29,39,38,41.44,70.75 Glasscock, Thompson Sue 16,37,38,43,44,48,49,5 Grobleben, N. 29 Gross, B. 29 Gross, V. 29,42.44,50 Haenny, B. 29,38,42,44,48.52 Haerr, S. 17,37,44,50,57 Hale, G. 8 Hale, J. 23,34,46 Hardin, C. 29,50 Harl, G. 29 Harris, G. 26,46,70 Hartman, A. 29,40,50 Hartman, J, 17 Haws, M. 22,23,45,48,49 , 52,54,56 Hennigh, W. 23,54 Herbert, B. 29,44,50 Hickman, S. 17,51,63,70 Hilligoss, D. 23,45,46,51.70,73,74,77 Hood, C, 10,14,37 Hooten, D. 6 Hooten, J, 17.34,44,48,51,57,63,67.70,73,74,76 Hooten, M. 26.34,39,40,43,44,50,52,78 Hopper, C. 26,44,46,47,70,75 Hortenstine, S. 23,38,39,42,44,48,50,54 Hostetter, D. 29,44,48 Hostetter, V. 26,38,44,50 Hyland, D. 29,44,70 Jewell, A. 30,75 Jewell, S. 23,55 Jones, J. 6 Johnson, C. 30,38,40,42,48,50,52 Judy, E. 17,57 Judy. L. 31,38.42.44,50 Juhnke, C. 26,46,47.75 Kasey, Walker D. 19 Kearney, D. 30 Keim, F. 8 Keller, N. 11,48,49,54 Kelly, V. 30,42,44 Knox, J. 26,44,51,52, 70 Krile, D, 28,30,34,41,44 Krile, M. 22,23,42,44,48.50,54,78,79 Kuhl, Terry, 23,46,55 Kuhl, Tom 26 Lading, D. 22,23.37,43,45,48.49,52,54 Lading, G. 30,39.41,45,75 Lawhorn, D. 17,37,44,57 Lawhorn, P, 26,44 Lenz, P, 10,50 Lofland, T. 26,42,44 Lowry, D, 14,34,45,48,49.51,52,57,66,70,73 Marsland, E. 11,52,56 Marsland, J. 30,41 Marsland, T. 26,39,40,42,48,50,52 Mathis, Richard, 26.46,47,75 Mathis, Roger, 30,44 Mayer, S. 17,37,42,44,48,50,52,57,67 Maynard, J. 26,39,40,42,48,52 McAllister, B. 18,34,44,46,47,51,57,70,72,74,76 McQueen, A. 27,46 McQueen, D. 30 McQueen, James 18 McQueen, Janet 18,57 McKenzie, N. 6 Moberley, B. 23,42,44,54 Moffett, C. 30,42,44,50,52 Moffett, D. 18,34,46 Moffett, G. 8 Moffett, Leigha 30,39,40,42,50 Moffett, Leland 18,46,47 Moore, D. 27,42,44,52,78 Moore, P. 18,34,44,48,63,67,74,76 Morrison, L. 30 Morrison, R. 23 108 Mulvaney, K. 30,42 Newell, L. 8 Nohren, H. 8 Noll, S. 23,42,44,50.55 Norman, E. 11 Normile, D. 8 Ohm, C. 30,46 Ohm. P. 23,42,50 Parker, R. 30,46,75 Paxton, C, 23,51,54,55.70,73.77 Peters, P. 27,43.46,52 Pfeiffer, P. 30,39,41.42,44,48 Plummer, J. 30,42,46 Prahl, C. 27 Pryor. B. 27.42,44,50. 52 Polk, C. 30 Quigley, R. 27,42,44 Ramsey, G. 27 Rankin, S. 25,27,34,44,70 Ray, M. 30,40,42,50.52 Richards, A, 31,38,39,41,42,44,48.50,52 Rincker, C. 23,46,47.51,74,75.77 Rincker, L. 27,47,51,75 Risley, K. 14,34,38.39,40,43,44.48,49,52,56,67. 79 Ritchie. D. 24,40,42,44,48,49,52.78,79 Rose, S. 24,44,52,55,74 Sanders, C. 27 Sanders, H. 31,44,70,75 Sanders, L. 17,51,70,73 Sanders, R. 24,46 Seng. J. 22,24,39,40,51.54,56.70.74 Seng, O. 7,11,34 Schwerman, P. 18,40,43,44,48,50,52,57 Shafer, L. 6 Shafer, Lou Ann 19,34.37,43.45.48,50,57.66 Shafer, R. 25,27,34,37,45,48 Sims, B. 24,34,46 Sims, Darlene 27,42,44,50,52 Sims, Donna 24,42,44,48,50,54 Slater, J. 24,38,42,44,48,49,52,54,63 Smith, L, 14,34,47,42,44,48.49,52,57 Stevens, Randy 31,46 Stevens, Rick 24,46 Stevenson, L. 31,38.39,41,42,44,48, 50,52,78 Storm, B. 31,46 Storm, La Verne 8 Storm, L. 24,51.54,55,72,74,77 Storm, G. 31,44,48 Storm, P, 27,39,40 Stratton, L. 31,41,42,50,52 Swits, G. 14.34,45.48.51,52,57,70,73,74,76 Szachnitowski, J. 31 Szachnitowski, Richard 27 Szachnitowski, R. 24 Tandarich, G. 24 Templeton, J. 27,38,42,44,50 Thompson. C. 27,47,46,70 Thompson, Glasscock, S. 16.37,38,43,44,48,49,52 Thompson, R. 19,44,48,57 Tilford, A. 27,37.42,44,52 Troutman, H. 8 Tull. R. 25,27.38.42,44,48,52 Tull. T. 31,46,47 Turner, G. 19,46,47 Turner, L. 31,46 Vogel. J. 28,31,34.41,43,44,48,52 Vorris, L. 8 Waggoner, R. 19,46,47 Walker, Kasey, D. 19 Walker, J. 31,42,50 Wallace, P. 14,34,37.44,48,49,52,57.63.66 Watters, C. 19,37 Watters, J. 24,55 Welch. L. 24,42,44,48,52,54,78,79 Wilhelm, W. 8,11,28 Williamson, D. 19,44,48,51.52,66,70.73,74,76 Witt, J. 27,42 Wittenberg, G. 31,44,48 Witwicki, Dawn 22.24,34,43,44,48.49.52,54.78.79 Witwicki, Dianne 31,41,42,44,48,52,63,78 Wright, B. 31,44,46,70,75 109 c a u g h WE THREE KINGS Jim Hooten Dave Doss Mike Gaston � SACRE BLEU !!! Dave Doss I MOTHER !!! Bill Gross, Tom Tull, Mr. Galligan SMILE! YOU'RE ON CANDID CAMERA! Pam Pfieffer 110 it’s All TO DO THAT? Lou Ann Shafer, Gary Swits, Pat Schwerman GEEZ GUYS. Mike Gaston WHAT DO YOU GET WHEN YOU FALL IN LOVE ??? Mike Haws Day W.H.S. SHE'S GOT HIM ON A LEASH !!! Libby Welch, Darrell Hilli- goss, Dennis Williamson, Debbie Ritchie READY FOR A TAKE-OFF Dennis Lowry. Susan Mayer GET THAT CAMERA OUT OF HERE !!! 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