Worden High School - Trojan Yearbook (Worden, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1976 volume:

THE TROJAN WORDEN HIGH SCHOOL WORDEN, ILLINOIS VOLUME 30 Table Of Contents opening homecoming seniors underclassmen athletics activities prom faculty elementary closing advertising This edition dedicated to the spirit that made America great — THE SPIRIT OF 76 3 1976 - and everywhere there is a reminder of the Bicentennial. Red, white, and blue are the predominant colors. It's a flag-waving time and WHS is no exception. The names in the class sections reflect many European backgrounds and remind us of the reasons our forefathers came to this country. We have inherited the qualities of independence, initiative, and individualism from our immigrant ancestors and are proud to be a part of the American Scene. e - + + “ + _ = = a - HOMECOMING DEBBIE AND ERIC BECKY AND SCOTT KERRY AND DAVID TAMMY AND JIM DIANE AND DEAN KELLY AND TIM a 4 ) Uy 2a) a un — G Last minute instructions are given to Master of Ceremonies, Rick. Pianist Donna Smith, candi- dates, and retiring Queen pose for photographer. Music provided by Sonn. Couples waiting for the dance to begin. New Queen being crowned. And Cathy and Jane serving refreshments. hel Abvucht ‘ David Pry Cf 7ilty Halley of David Harris Rick Shinn Dasa Stille Susan Stearns CLASS OFFICERS: Reporter - Lynda, Co- President - Becky, Secretary - Kerry, Co- President - Cheryl, Treasurer - Sue. 4% Nl Cheryl Ann David G. Judy Ann David Dwight Rebecca Sue Kerry Sue Albrecht Bryan Buckingham Harris Ludwig Miller MAY 27, 1976 Processional Donna Smith Invocation Pastor William Johnson Christian Church Chorus Chorus Baccalaureate Address Introduction of Speaker John R. Stevenson Superintendent Commencement Address Honorable Joe Lucco Illinois State Representative Presentation of Awards John R. Stevenson Valedictory Cheryl Ann Albrecht Presentation of Graduates John R. Stevenson Awarding of Diplomas Charles E. Barr President of the Board of Education Benediction Pastor William Johnson Recessional Donna Smith ’ rn | i} VA) Susan Louise Debra Lynn Victor Ray Robert Edward Schlechte Shinn Stearns Stille Suttles Vazzi Ten seniors and their chaperones, Mr. Ste- venson and Mrs. Balmer, boarded the school bus early in the morning of May 28 for the Class of 76's trip to Florida. Most of their time was spent in Daytona Beach. The tired and tanned travelers returned to Worden late in the evening of June 8. SENIORS INVADE SENIOR DIRECTORY � 4; Chorus Softball 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Drama Officer 4; Honor 3; Salutatorian; Citizenship Award Paper Staff 4; m Court 4; Student Staff 3, 4; Valedictorian; IL YNDA SCHLECHTE - Class Officer 3, 4; Chorus 1, Crocker Award; GAA 2; 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Student 3, 4; Pep Prom Court 3; Student Council 2, 4; afeteria Staff 2; Yearbook Staff 4 DAVID BRYAN - Baseball 1, 3; Basketball 6. Shas tine wrt 4: Prom Ci i a So 4. ; : ; 5 i : 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 1, : : RICK SHINN - Basketball 3, 4; Cross Country Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Court 3, 4; Prom Court 2; Team 4 (Transferred from Granite North); Choru 2; Paper Staff 4; Pep Club 4; i = . . : sai - F SUE STEARNS - (Transferred from McCluer North); Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; FHA 2, 4; Honor Prom Court 4; Explorers Club 4 Student 1, 2, 3; Paper Staff 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Yearbook Basketball 1; Class Officer 1; P-om apie ; Staff 2, 3 BECKY LUDWIG - Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; DEBBIE STILLE - Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; leader 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Court 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Queen 4; Hor Stall 4 dent 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Pep Club Prom Court 2, 3; Student Council 1, 3 cer 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Editor 4: GAA 9. 3: VICTOR SUTTLES - Basketball 3, 4; Track 4; Chess Officer 3 Team 3, 4; Citizenship Award KERRY MILLER - Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader BOB VAZZI - Basketball 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 2; 1, 2. 3) Chars 1, 2,2 «FHA 1, 3: 3, Homecoming Court 3; Paper Staff 3, 4; Honor Officer 3; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Hone vJtu- Student 1, 2, 3; Prom Court 1, 2, 3; Student dent 1, 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; Co-Editor 4; Pep Council 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Court 2, 3, 4; Student Staff 2; IL State Scholar; Americanism Award; Council 2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Drama 1, 2 et ee - — hades ls smen ''The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today. Let us move forward with strong and active faith.'’ Franklin D. Roosevelt JUNIORS Dana Jeni Blotevogel Heinemeier Debbie Jordan Jim Reicken ™ “S Ken Doris Ema Scott Showalter Steinmeyer Stevenson Thomas Dean Sondi Debbie Weishaupt Welch Zirges = CLASS OFFICERS: KIM - Secretary, PAM - President, DEBBIE - Treasurer, JENI - Vice Presi- dent, KEN - Reporter. pee ae Tim Emrich Gaither i Susie Cathy Hayes Heinemeier David Ashauer Chris DeBeaux Kenny Halley 2 (t - a A. S=] i [ Se | Absent when pictures were mode Kelly Tim Miller Mustain SOPHOMORES Gale Peters Palmer Laura Stearsn 4 MaryAnn Denise Welch Wineinger CLASS OFFICERS: TIM - Vice-President, DONNA - President, ANDY - Secretary, PAM - Treasurer, DAVE - Reporter. Nancy Brunnworth Leta Cindy Hearne Jordan Neumann David Charlotte Roberson Shinn Showalter FRESHMEN Jackie Kevin Denise David Stevenson Stille Tindle Varble i . CLASS OFFICERS: LISA - Secretary, MARK - President, NANCY - Publicity Chairman, CHARLOTTE - Treasurer, KEVIN - Vice President. or th lel WS Enlighten the people generally and tyranny and oppressions of body and mind will vanish like evil spirits at the dawn of day.'’ Thomas Jefferson VARSITY: Tammy, Kerry, Jeni, Becky, Diane. ’ anh Migs OT tye «= Sponsor Cathy Milavec, Tammy, Chris, Nancy, Gale, Lisa, Charlotte, Leta, Cathy, Jane, Cindy, Rhonda, Jackie. = Pr titer, � ao” ten SO Cathy, Nancy, Sarah, Diane, Kelly, Kerry, Coach Witthoft, Lisa, Charlotte, Tammy, Sandy, Rhonda, Kim. Sponsored by: LINCOLN-DOUGLAS SAVINGS LOAN 318 E. Wall Worden, Illinois BASKETBALL —.__ ALA —————— yh) 4 hevhyd ee JUNIOR VARSITY: Gary Shinn, Dave Ashauer, Arthur Braden, Kevin Stevenson, Tim Opel, Bart Pike, Coach Don Schroeder. FRONT: Randy Wagner, Kenny Halley, Andy Schneider, Kenny Ooton, Mark Robbs, Mgr. Dean Varble. VARSITY: Dave Ashauer, Gary Shinn, Rick Shinn, K. Stevenson, Coach Witthoft, Dean Weishaupt, Jim Riecken, Tim Opel, Victor Suttles, David Bryan. VARSITY Dave Bryan Kevin Stevenson Victor Suttles Fa Q U 7 Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden Worden BOX SCORE St. Henry's (Belleville) Brussels Wood River Mt. Olive Witt Girard Odin Mulberry Grove Dupo Mt. Olive Livingston Mulberry Grove Livingston Valmeyer Lebanon Aviston Central Valmeyer Northwestern Marquette Livingston Coulterville Marissa Marquette Jacksonville (1.S.D.) STATISTICIANS Lisa Finke, Donna Smith, Kim Bryan, Pam Ross, Tammy Harder, Gale Peters PEP CLUB EG a tm - � 3 Se aes Labo Ts mh = . mae : Z Pas Tae BACK ROW: Jeni H., Becky L., Denise W., Maryann W., Kerry M., Chris D., Sue S., Debbie S., Sarah A., Debbie Z., Doris S., Pam N., Sponsor Mrs. Hellmann, Tammy H., Cindy A., Kelly M., Nancy B., Charlotte S., Gale P., Debbie J., Jody D., Cindy N., Diane E., Lisa F., Sandy H., Kim B., Jane B., Susie H., Cathy H., Tammy B., Judy B., Sondi W., Jackie S. : , y . r = - = v - . Sponsored by: NATIONAL FIDELITY LIFE INS. CO. 405 E. Vandalia Edwardsville, Illinois Ae. SNAPS George Washington country the surest basis of dge is in every 'Knowle public happiness. ’ s Le: s “eo , Hy ia a nn THE AMERICAN DATE Even though you earned the minimum $2.10 an hour, you never seemed to have enough money by Saturday night. You could usually count on Dad to come through with an extra $10 when you needed it. Jobs were hard to find and compared to prices, pay was low. Paying for food, clothes, and gas didn't leave much money for dating. The traditional Saturday Night Date soon became more of an extravagance than an expected occurrence. However, there were ways to beat the cost and students were the first to find them. You could always add a few more patches to your worn- out jeans, pile as many as ten kids in one car, and there was always hitchiking. Guys suddenly agreed with women's lib, seeing it as a money saver. Couples often resorted to taking a roman- tic walk, talking on the front porch, watching T.V., or any- thing else that was free, like, well. Our photographer followed Brian Behme and Pam Neumann as they went to a movie at the Wildey in Edwardsville and then to Wood River's Dog 'n Suds. Cost for the evening: -05 mile X 52 miles $2.60. New clothes for him $23.00; for her 21. Movie tickets: 2 adults @$2.25 each; Coke 35¢, 4 cheeseburgers $2.80, malt 85¢, fries 45¢, sundae 65¢. Total for the evening: $13.20. YEARBOOK STAFF Cheryl, Lynda, Debbie S., Debbie Z., Gale, Editor Becky, and Kerry. Pictured below are some of the students who took part in a tutoring program supervised by Mrs. Best in cooperation with the classroom teachers. Debbie, Jane, Kerry, and Cheryl enjoyed helping others and making new friends. Sponsored by: FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF STAUNTON Staunton, Illinois CHORUS Mrs. Best sponsor, Cheryl A., Patty H., Erna S., Debbie S., Kerry M., Lynda S., Becky L., Leta H., Jackie S., Laura S., Art B., Kevin S., Donna S., Sarah A., Pam R., Diane E., Charlote S., Lisa F., Nancy B., Mark R., Rhonda P., Debbie Z., Jeni H., Alan B., Jody D., Kelly M., Cindy N., Denise S., Maryann W., Sandy H., Chris D., Jane B., Cathy H., Gale P., Kim B., Tammy B. And below are some scenes from the Spring Choral Program. TROJAN TRIBUNE i | jay SS | . rant r The staff, Dana, Co-Editor Cheryl, Debbie, Patty, David, Erna, Co-Editor Kerry, Judy, Sondi, and Becky, was never this orderly. The average 4th hour began with the shout of, ''Get the typewriters Dana and David,'' as Erna gave helpful advice to Becky, or anyone else. Debbie slaved over a hot typewriter, while Kerry insisted she could draw better in this position. STUDENT COUNCIL Dean, Jim, Cindy, Lynda, Lisa, Treasurer Sue, Tim, Reporter Cheryl, Tammy, Secretary Diane, Jane, V-President Becky, Erna, Sarah, President Kerry, Scott, Tammy, Kelly, Sponsor Mrs. Kasten. In addition to spon- soring Homecoming, Prom and the ever-popular ''Store ’ Stu- dent Council also sponsored a student and teacher exchange day and a volleyball tournament, which the students below are watching. H oe : e- es ft pe) . os ft se ee Peeaota itt aoe wT | Pd QO i WH a la Pl x -Y Q— | | The uniform for the day was a pair of jeans and a T-shirt. The jeans were usually Levi's, Wrangler's, or Male's, and usually bought pre-washed and faded at a cost of $12 and up. A jeans jacket completed the outfit. T-shirts were a way of expressing yourself and popularizing your favorite rock group. And men- tioning Jethro Tull was sure to start a discussion about whether Queen was better than Black Sabbath. Shoes ranged from high platforms to ''Starsky'' ten- nis shoes, to tatami thongs. You could also take your choice of wild toe socks to plain bobby sox. Purses were large enough to be really practical and in addi- tion to curly-haired Afros, it seemed like every girl wore a scarf around her neck. Unless, of course, you were wearing a feather necklace or one made of liq- uid silver and turquoise. Not to be outdone, the guys, too, started wearing beads and for dress up they picked the leisure suit. Occasionally you might find a girl wearing a knee-length skirt or dress - mini's were definitely on the way out. And for the well-dressed P.E. student, the bookstore offered fashionable gym shorts. OFFICE WORKERS a { i, : , y S. Welch, J. Buckingham, K. Miller, D. Bryan, C. Albrecht, S. Stearns, P. Neumann, D. Jordan, M. Welch, S. Hayes, J. Stein, G. Peters. LIBRARY WORKERS CAFETERIA WORKERS ¢ | AS Xv pe x ‘ be ' Bart Pike, Andy Schneider Ken Showalter, Jeni Heinemeier, Sue Stearns, Doris Ste- inmeyer. CHESS fh go y 7 a uppe=tg tat aan BEE ‘ed na a, fe asad i” he cH , 1 ‘ 2 SO tk cs Sula For the second consecutive year, WHS's chess team advanced to the State tourney, held this year at Coached by Mr. Schelling, the team members were Homewood-Flossmoor High School in Chicago. David Roberson, and Victor Suttles (not pictured). David Harris, Scott Thomas, Dana Blotevogel, Other chess players are David Tindle and Rick Shinn. — G ( 7. � ALY BACK ROW: Denise W., Sarah A., Tammy B., A., Denise $., Charlotte S., Nancy B., Rhonda P., Jackie S., Lisa F., , Debbie S., Kerry M., Cheryl A., Pam R., and Maryann W. Diane E., Donna S., Kelly M., Gale P., Cindy Lynda S., Becky L., Sue Sponsored by: EDWARDSVILLE NATIONAL BANK Edwardsville, Illinois 1976 SPRING — Wil’ (| mp yyy! | i hd Pa al Candidate Sondi and Ken 1976 PROM QUEEN h 4 AU SL] GODS | : DONNA and ANDY TAMMY and JOHN LISA and KEVIN CHARLOTTE and MARK Sponsored by: BRUHN'S IGA Staunton, Illinois a. { dninistration . Feeul ‘'T think that nothing is of more importance than to form and train up youth in wisdom and virtue. Wise and good men are the strength of a state; much more so than riches and arms. . .'' Benjamin Franklin BOARD OF EDUCATION He rman Smith, Daniel Schneider, Donna Vegher, Treasurer Carl Madoux, Elmer Moehle, Secre- tary William Miller, President Charles Barr (Not pictured) JOHN R. STEVENSON EDNA A. TWEED Superintendent-Principal Elementary Principal HARRYETTA STROUD VIOLET LYERLA EMIL CORGIAT Bookkeeper Secretary Counselor | __—— e BEVERLY J. BEST Business, Art Chorus Sponsor HAROLD H. LOEH Social Studies Administrative Assistant JOSEPH SCHELLING Math, Science Chess, 10th Gr. Sponsor FACULTY MELBA DAGY English, German Newspaper - Yearbook CATHY MILAVEC Science, Library G.A.A., 9th Gr. Sponsor JOE W. SHRUM Math 6th Gr. Sponsor ELIZABETH KASTEN Business Student Council JOYCE PAZERO Jr. High Language Arts list Gr. Sponsor ROY WITTHOFT P.E., Drivers Ed. Athletic Director, Coach Mi JUDY BUCHTA KEITA SALANTAI Learning Disabilities Remedial Reading MARK LEKRONE Learning Disabilities DIANE WELLS RAE FRAN GUSEWELLE Speech Therapist Substitute for Mrs. Pazero LINDA SHIMUNEK - Teacher's Aide for Mrs. Buchta JUDY MAXSON - Aide for Mrs. Salantai CUSTODIANS Frances Simmons and Sandy Orloski BUS DRIVER gw David Bruhn Al Carter Michael Schelling Student Teacher Teachers, in addition to teaching, also attend meetings, play volleyball (and win), grade papers, walk the halls, and quilt. Si ementi u “Our reliance is in the love of liberty which God planted in us. Our defense is in the spirit which prized liberty as the heritage of all men, in all lands every- where. . .”° Abraham Lincoln Speech at Edwardsville, Illinois September 11, 1858 Jamie Aldrich wm PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE William Steven Hartkopf NS) Denise Stephen Marlin Masinelli Maxson Schneider Julie Bruce Janet Strowmatt Thomas Tindle EIGHTH GRADE Wendell Gurley Melody Showalter Charles Zirges Gary Bowman bal David Hellmann Annetta John Lane _ Schneider SEVENTH GRADE Jackie Hormann Lora Steele Richard Tiepelman Annette Welch Bridges Alisa DeWitt Jerrie Paul Hormann Klopmeier Kim Stevenson “wT - e Ly l r AY SIPUSIi aac Kevin Wineinger Wolbert a “i avi 7 Mary . Terry Compton - Gaines Ronnie Diana Halley Harris Le iw LeAnn Michael Bobby Heinemeier Henke ’ Kellar — Deanna Monica Allen Robbs Senkpiel Schoeber Stearns z John Strowmatt F SIXTH GRADE LIGHTWEIGHT _ . aa = = . ; BACK ROW: R. Villier, D. Eckardt, D. Loemker, B. Hasse, Coach H. Loeh, V. Harris, K. Win- einger, D. Hellman, J. Wolbert. FRONT ROW: J. Hartkopf, A. Schoeber, D. Vegher, D. Gears, E. Steele. . Bass, W. Gurley, M. Bryan, Coach H. Loeh, K. Bryan, B. Thomas, S. Maxson, R. Halley. CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Strowmatt, L. Lyerla, K. Stevenson, S. Hydron, J. Aldrich. BASEBALL BACK ROW: D. Vegher, B. Hasse, V. Harris, B. Keller, M. Bryan, Coach D. Schroeder, B. Har- mon, W. Gurley, J. Wolbert, S. Maxson, J. Hartkopf. FRONT ROW: J. Strowmatt, T. Gaines, G. Texier, D. Loemker, K. Wineinger, R. Villier, D. Eckardt, R. Halley, D. Gears. Buckingham os + Barbara Hormann Kelly Palmer hs Anne Gaither é4 Lori Dietrick Klopmeier Loemker ?. i ro Carol Cynthia Soloman Steele Strowmatt Villier FIFTH GRADE Stephanie Coffman Douglas Danial Opel Leonard Hormann Bullard wi Yolie Michael Hormann Hormann Thomas Bryan Stearns Stewart Patrick Welch Laura Coffman Patricia Trisha Maxson Orloski Bers Kenneth Tindle FOURTH GRADE Teresa Cherie Balke : Butcher : . F - � Dennis Daniel Eckhardt . ; Eckhardt =. =F - Pamula Kim Warren Harold Garwood Hormann Hormann Howell ® wa = Faw —— Tammy David Mayberry Palmer Nathalie Schoeber Young THIRD GRADE Ly — 5 O I UO | Susan Dennis Compton Dooley a Lori William Kinsey Isbrecht = ee Stephanie Shannon Marlena Loemker _ Lovsey Mellenthin a Thomas Wilson SECOND GRADE Virginia Bullard i ‘ Coffmann FF ™ Linda Wiegand Felchlin — : { Fe Paula Angela Annette John Audrey Mayberry Robbs Schwarz Stewart = 7 : James William Glen Tindle White Wilson Wineinger FIRST GRADE Lisa Arterberry ip Renata Hellmann Kimberly Miller Carrie Stephen Kevin Treavor Peters Recks Schrage Schroeder Dean Tiepelman KINDERGARTEN Dixie Eckhardt wT Orloski Solomon 7 3 eo The Junior High Choir under the direction of Mrs. Pazero and Mrs. Best joined the elemen- tary school choir for their annual Christmas program. Everyone, from kindergarten to eighth grade, dressed up in their best clothes and sang songs which put their listeners in the Christmas spirit. “pel -_o = Wee = Seeeeeee see May 27, 1976 - that long- awaited day. There was time after the caps and gowns arrived to clown around. Even time to pose amid the struggle with col- lars and red roses - then the strains of ''Pomp and Circum- stance ’ and finally WHS's new- est alumni, the Class of 76. i. 6 ce ELCOME TOHORT a ay MEM HOME OF OL YHP HH ve a) GEORGE WOOD, As many men, so many minds; everyone his own way. Motto Class of '76 WORDEN LUMBER COMPANY Dealers in Quality Building Materials Armstrong Ceilings Paints Kitchen Cabinets Lumber Carpets Vanities Roofing Roof Trusses Andersen Windows Cabinet Tops Phone: 618-459-3261 Worden, Illinois 62097 EMRICH HARDWARE GAS SERVICE Worden, IIL]. RVLD KUoyssy HARDWARE STORES TESTED FOR YOUR PROTECTION Hardware - LP Gas - Plumbing Supplies - Electrical Supplies - Sporting Goods Housewares - Toys - Giftware - Speed Queen Washers and Dryers mens? reat fs cee hair, wy ve 4, Vee MG BEHME'S MARKET Beef Sold Frozen Food by Locker Service Sides or Quarters Worden, Illinois Phone 459-3221 LILLIANNE L. ZIRGES, Postmaster Worden, Illinois 62097 LUCILLE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 459-3497 Worden, Illinois IDLE HOUR CAFE Worden, Illinois SCHLECHTE'S MOBIL SERVICE Phone 633-2426 24 Hr. Wrecker Service VESTAL STRAUB BARBERS Phone 656-9454 Edwardsville, Illinois WALT SCHLEMER REALTY 405 E. Vandalia St. Edwardsville, Illinois STOECKER'S SHELL SERVICE Gas Oil Greasing Wheel Balancing Dunlop and Kelly Springfield Tires Worden, Illinois H. WILSON WOODWORKING CO. Complete Woodshop Facilities Worden, Ill. 62097 (618) 459-3905 Reasonable Free Rates Estimates ALBRECHT WORDEN TRUCKING SERVICE AUTO Worden, Illinois BODY 618-459-3581 Complete Auto Body Repair 1-459-3242 Grain - Feeds - Seeds WORDEN ELEVATOR Custom Grinding and Mixing RAY'S Vi LLAGE Phone 459-3220 SALON Worden, Illinois Worden, Ill. Phone 459-3253 HAMEL HAMEL SEED GRAIN INC. READY -MIX een eee. Seed - Fertilizer - Seed Cleaning Chemicals - Farm Spraying - Farm Supplies RR 1 Worden, Ill. 62097 Jim Bob and Wilmer Klenke 618-633-2611 AREA FO RM ae WILBUR F. MEYER Sue AGENCY, INC. a eT HAMEL fst | 633-2236 | 5 A 145 W. State Street TWO-WAY m RADIO Hamel, Illinois 62046 tL Dispatched mM faye HAMEL, ILL. Dial 618-633-2225 Heating Cooling ERNST HARDWARE 633-2244 Hamel, Illinois EMRICH MOTOR FREIGH WORDEN. ILL ” ob MADISON TELEPHONE COMPANY Worden, Illinois Compliments of SUHRE'S GAS APPLIANCE, INC. P.O. Box 127 Hamel, Illinois 62036 Phone: 633-2231 HEATING AND COOLING Bill and Elmer HAMEL OIL COMPANY Hamel, Illinois 62046 633-2227 BAHN'S SUPER VALUE Staunton, Ill. Good Luck Class of '76 Complete Building Products MEYERS ILLIN| LUMBER STANDARD COMPANY, INC. STATION 303 S. Madison Livingston, Illinois Staunton, IL HAMEL STATE BANK Member FDIC Hamel, Ill. Phone: 633-2265 The Only Bank Your Family Will Ever Need. DAY SERVICE ANY DAY NEwton 5-2242 123 North Laurel dips � OTA� } i) ray ir fi ae 2 a “ MANCELL 635-2161 MUSIC STAUNTON CO. —_. FLORAL rey eee a GARDENS Staunton, Illinois N 35-5522 ) Flowers for All Occasions ’ 635-5522 WILLIAMSON FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 635-2442 Phone 459-3500 Staunton, Illinois Worden, Illinois McBRIDE CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. Salesmen: onevnouer| Showroom Open Martin Przymuzala Until 8:00 p.m. Albert Healey Sales Parts Service Monday Thru Friday Mike McBride Tim McBride Staunton, Illinois FIRST COMMUNITY STATE BANK Staunton, Illinois A W DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Rt. 4 and Bunker Hill Rd. Staunton, Illinois Compliments of MODE O'DAY Staunton, Illinois WESTERN AUTO - ACE STORE Tom and Betty Carder, Owners Staunton, Illinois 635-3300 Compliments of DIETIKER'S SPORT SHOP Staunton, Illinois Compliments of RUSSELL FURNITURE STORE Staunton, Illinois LAURA'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Staunton, Illinois STAUNTON AUTO PARTS 201 E. Main Staunton, Illinois LEROY'S APPLIANCE SALES Hotpoint-Norge Appliances Staunton, Illinois Compliments of STAUNTON SHELL STATION 102 S. Hibbard 635-2275 T-K DODGE Staunton, Illinois 635-2700 RICH KAY'S RESTAURANT Rt. 4 South of Staunton 635-3553 BILLINGS SHOES 'The Family Shoe Store ’ Staunton, Illinois STAUNTON DAIRY, INC. 608 S. Hackman Staunton, Illinois GEORGE MOORE BARBER SHOP 101 S. Edwardsville St. Staunton, Illinois BALON'S JEWELRY Staunton, Illinois Compliments of FRITZ'S REXALL DRUG STORE Staunton, Illinois BECKMAN'S DEPT. STORE 124 East Main Staunton, Illinois NORM'S BODY SHOP 812 N. Edwardsville St. Staunton, Illinois 635-2512 BOND FORD SALES Bond Ford Rent-A-Car Staunton, Illinois S L MOTOR PARTS Staunton, Illinois JOHN'S UNDERWATER WORLD Aquariums - Supplies - Plants 624 North Edwardsville Staunton, Illinois 635-2161 STAUNTON HOME ASSOCIATION 111 West Main Street Staunton, Illinois 635-5450 KENDON'S Livingston, Illinois 637-2250 FIRNHABER FLORISTS 216 West Main Street Staunton, Illinois Phone 459-3585 SULLIVAN DRUGS Reliable Prescription Service Staunton, Illinois Phone (618) 635-2595 JOHNSON MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant Sales and Service 214 E. Main Street Phone 618-635-2 Staunton, Illinois 62088 Quality Printing Since 1878 Advertising That Brings Results! Staunton, Illinois 299 009 229 W. Main Staunton, Illinois Phone: 635-3822 Flowers for All Occasions WOODLAWN GARDENS, INC. Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere Phone 656-0686 1407 St. Louis Street Edwardsville, Illinois YONAKA JEWELERS 100 E. Vandalia Edwardsville, Illinois Compliments of RICHARDS BRICK COMPANY 234 Springer Phone 656-0230 Serving This Area With Brick Since 1890 Edwardsville, Illinois DR. SOL BRONSTEIN Optometrist Hrs. Daily by Appointment Closed Thursday NEwton 5-2424 106 N. Edwardsville Staunton, Illinois Free Estimates Glass Installed STAUNTON AUTO BODY (Gary L. Gusewelle, Prop.) 218 S. Elm St. Staunton, Ill. 618-635-5393 Complete Auto Body Repair EDWARDSVILLE FROZEN FOODS Quality Retail Meat Market Freezer Meat Our Specialty Fresh Meats Finest Lunchmeat Order by Phone: 656-1477 656-2651 246 N. Main Edwardsville, Ill. CASSENS SONS, INC. Dodge Chrysler Plymouth Edwardsville, Illinois Phone 656-6070 ‘ Where Our Customers Send Their Friends. ’ FARMERS MADISON SERVICE CO. THE LARGEST SELF-EMPLOYED 900 Hillsboro Avenue TAXPAYERS IN THE NATION. Edwardsville, Illinois Compliments of Richard Kasten A FARMER OWNED SERVICE CLOVER LEAF SAVINGS AND LOAN 200 East Park Street Edwardsville, Illinois 62025 Phone: 656-6122 HUDSON JEWELERS 132 N. Main Street Edwardsville, Ill. Phone: 656-0784 DIAMONDS WATCHES Bridal Registration THE BANK OF EDWARDSVILLE 330 W. Vandalia ON-SITE PARKING DRIVE-IN BANKING COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Compliments of METCALF REALTY Edwardsville, Illinois Phone 655-5178 ALVAREIT A'S COLLEGE OF COSMETOLOGY 333 South Kansas Edwardsville, Illinois Phone: 656-2593 ENLOE'S SHOE ROOM Edwardsville, Illinois Phone: 656-0199 138 North Main OVERBECK'S WALLPAPER PAINT CO. 130 North Main Edwardsville, Illinois Compliments of WM. D. PIZZINI, INC. Edwardsville, Illinois EDWARDSVILLE LUMBER CO. 201 West High St. Edwardsville, Illinois Phone: 656-5024 WHISTLE STOP BARBER SHOP Rt. 159 South Edwardsville, Illinois For Appointment Call: 656-0559 FREDMAN BROS. 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