Central High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Camp Point, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

We will back you, our Central High School, We will back you to victory. Banners fly for Central High Across the sky they seem to cry, “Rah, Rah!” Loyal sons, go marching on, Marching on from dawn to dawn. We’re defenders of Black and Gold Saying onward for Central High!! Index Administration and Faculty 5-9 Seniors 11-46 Juniors 47-51 Sophomores 53-57 Freshmen 59-63 Activities 65-87 Athletics 88-111 Advertising 113-124 IN RECOGNITION ARLENE MEINTS GLADYS NAUGHT The students and faculty deeply appreciate the 16 years Arlene has spent as a cook in Central’s cafeteria. Her dedication will never be forgotten. Gladys always has a cheery smile as she prepares the cafeteria for lunch. For all her hard work and patience as head cook through the years, we felt we should recognize her in our 1980 Hi-Lites. 2 IN DEDICA TION TO DANIEL WADE GENE PARKER Mr. Wade has always made Driver’s Ed. a fun as well as interesting class, instead of just a requirement of the law. The “scholars” of Central High salute you, by dedicating this edition of the Central High Lites to you, Dan Wade. Mr. Parker has many teaching responsibilities here at Central. He teaches Economics Business Law, Clerical Practice, typing, Consumer’s Ed., and Work Study. For all the work and patience he’s had in his teaching, we would like to show our appreciation by dedicating this Central Hi-Lites to him. PEGGY DAVIDSON Over the last three years, Ms. Davidson has sponsored Pom-Pon, Newspaper Staff, the Senior Class (of 1980) and Annual Staff. For all her hard work with these organizations, and for her fine teaching, we wanted to dedicate our 1979-80 Central Hi-Lites to her. 3 ADMINISTRATION FACUL TY BOARD OF EDUCA TION L to R Norma Janssen, Herb Leenerts, Lawerence Walton, Pres., Dr. Frank Chamberlain, Sec., Brad Kestner, Fred Bennett, Leroy Steinkuhler Mr. fecheiter OFFICE PERSONNEL Mr. Flesner Phyllis Marlow Richard Royalty Dorothy Heinecke FACULTY I David Allen Industrial Arts Diane Anderson German I, 11 French English I Gary Brickman Physical Education Jean Brinkman Accounting I, II Typing Pat Creek Physical Education Peggy Davidson General English College Prep. Ill, IV Kathryn Dewell Biology Health Chemistry Harry Elbe General Science Health 7 Faculty David Kerr Agriculture 1,11, III, IV Ruth Kerr Recording Keeping Typing Secretarial Training Karen Korenowski English II Robert March Chorus Richard Meyer General Business American History Citizenship Gene Parker Business Law Economics Clerical Practice Typing 8 Faculty Harold Sickles Guidance Counselor Joyce Steiner Algebra I,II, Math Analysis Physics Reva Traver Librarian Jeff VanKanegan Art I,II,III,IV Daniel Wade Driver’s Education Joe Wartick American History World History Problems of Democracy Robert Wilson General Math Geometry Jeff Nichols Student Teacher Industrial Arts Physical Education 9 10 SH0IN3S VOTED BY SENIORS Senior Class Officers: Seated-Prts. Mike Bruns, Sec. Dawn Janssen; Standing-Karen Zimmerman, Treas., Brian Eidson, V. Pres., Ed Sanderson, St. Gov. Rep., Carolyn Bruns, St. Gov. Rep., Brenda Stice (not pictured) St. Gov. Rep., ;omTt pi ijuyjim Biggest Mouths-Mara Bullington and Ron Jack- Most Athletic-Janice Kestner Class Clowns-Doug (Reddog) Best Dressed-April Jans- and Brent Obert Brinkman and Odette Little sen and Alan Hartley Shortest Bodies-Brian Eidson and Connie Britt Prettiest Hair-Marcia Brady and Myron Witt Most Likely to Suc-ceed-Mike Bruns and Ronda Husemann Most Musical-Dana Sprenger and Cra� g Thomas Tallest Bodies-Mi-chelle Flesner and Jeff Bent 12 David J. Baker Nickname; Disco, Bake Favorite saying; What’s happening man, Definetly Future plans: Work for a year and then go to college. Shera Lin Balk Nickname: Motor, Sher raw, Balky Favorite saving: Whut! Never mind! Huh! Future plans: William Woods College, Fulton Missouri Annual staff 3,4; NHS 2,3,4; German club 1,2,3; Pep club 1.2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Art club 3,4; Powder puff 3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling cheerleader 1,2,3; Softball 3; Class play 3; Color euard 1,2,3,4; Flag twirler 4; Valentine court 1 � Wanda Bastert Future plans: Go to Florida, work to make my life happy. NHS 3,4; Lettermen club 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1.2,3,4 Wendy Bastert Future plans: Make my life as happy and rewarding as possible. NHS 4; Lettermen 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2.3,4 Mark Benson Nickname: Bob Annual staff photographer 3 Jeffrey Alan Bent Nickname: Too tall, Shorty Favorite saying: Whatever Future Plans: College or work German club 1; Pep club 1,2: C-Mens 2,3,4; Lettermen club 2,3,4; Drama club 2; Football 2; Cross country 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class play 3 13 Scott Allen Berryman Nickname: Don, Charlie, Barry Favorite saying: That’s life! Student government 1; Pep club 1,2; C-Mens 1,2,3,4; Lettermen club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Class play 3; Class officer 1 Kevin Paul Bienhoff Nickname: Weiner Favorite saying: Go for “Bull” Future plans: Farming FFA 1,2,3,4; Basketball Powder puff coach 3 Marcia Lynn Brady Nickname: Mar Favorite saying Oh! Really? Future plans: College Student government 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; German club 1,2,3,4; Annual staff 3; Pep club 1,2; Lettermen club 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Powder puff 3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Track 1; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Bowling 4; Flag twirler 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students James Douglas Brinkman Nickname: Red dog, Jim Favorite saying: Bum city, get out of here Future plans: Computer Technology FFA 1,2,3,4; C-Mens 4; Lettermen club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Color guard 4 Connie Faylene Britt Favorite saying: See how you are? Future plans: College? Marriage Carolyn Kaye Bruns Nickname: Card, Cara, Bustless, Boss Favorite saying: I fordetted. Don’t you bermember Future plans: Pay bills with Paul. Student government 4; German club 1,2,3,4; Pep club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Art club 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Powder puff 3,4; Class play 3; Homecoming Court 4 14 Michael Ray Bruns Nickname: Mikey Favorite saying: Get outa here! Future Plans: College NHS 3,4; German club 1,2,3; Pep club 1; C-mens 3; Lettermen club 4; Football 2,3,4; Class play 3; Class officer 4; Homecoming court 4 Paul Mark Bruns Nickname: Bruno Future Plans: Pay bills FFA 1,2; C-Mens 1,2,3,4; Lettermen club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Homecoming court 4 Rodney Buckley Nickname: Rod, Buck, Ramrod Future Plans: Mechanic school, Work Mara Lea Bullington Nickname: Marathon Bulletin, Rudie, Bull Favorite saying: ‘‘Wanna bet? , Sure, sure”, Hey! Future Plans: College at NEMO and teaching Student Government 1; Annual Staff 3,4; GAA 4; Drama club 4; Powder puff 3,4; Track 1,2,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Nathan Buss Future Plans: Farming Nancy Carpenter Nickname: Nans, Carp Favorite saying: You Turkey! Future Plans: College, Work NHS 2,3,4; German Club 1,2,3; Pep club 1,2; Lettermen club 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Powder puff 3,4; Bowling 3; Class Play 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 15 Alan Cassens Nickname: Tan Future Plans: Farming FFA 1,2,3,4; C-Mens 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Bryan Dralle Favorite saying: Fly by night Future Plans: Stay single and drive a semi-tractor trailor Larry Dunmire Nickname: D, Big D Favorite saying: Bull — Future Plans: Mechanics or farming Football 3; Industrial Arts 1; Vo-tech 3,4; Football manager 4 Brian L. Eidson Nickname: Burr Favorite saving: And everything Future Plans: Farm Related Occupation Student Government 2,4; FFA 1,2,3.4; C-Mens 1,2,3,4; Lettermen club 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Class Play 3; FFA Officer 2,3,4; Class officer 4 Michelle Flesner Nickname: Mike Favorite saying: Maybe; Oh, Christine! Future Plans: College NHS 3,4; German club 1,2,3; Pep club I; Lettermen club 4; Softball 1,3,4; Gaa 1,2,3,4; Chorue 1,2; Powder puff 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Mark Foster Nickname: Froster, Frost Favorite saying: That’t life Future Plans: Work David K. Fritschle Nickname: Fritsch, Frizz Favorite saying: Hey buddy Future Plans: College, work FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 3.4 Alan Gerdes Nickname: Gook Favorite saying: What???? Future Plans: Work Rebecca Lynn Green Nickname: Bongos, Bees, Crash Favorite saying: You are really sick! Future Plans: Sioux City’s Old Town East School of Hairstyling Annual Staff 3,4; Pep club 1,2; Lettermen club 4; FAGAA 1,2,3,4; Art club 1,2,3,4; Powder puff 3,4; Wrestling Cheerleader 3; Color Guard 3,4; Wrestling stat 2 Alan James Hartley Nickname: “T”, Red, Hart Favorite saying: Oh come onnn ...!! Ka-mode! Future Plans: College, Agribusiness FFA 1,2,3,4; C-mens 4; Lettermen club 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; FFA officer 3,4 17 John Emery Heinecke Nickname: John-boy, Jonathon Favorite saying Oh B.S. Future Plana: Farm FFA 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; Vo- tech 3,4 Kenneth Heinecke Nickname: Kimo Future Plans: Farm Nancy Ann Herkert Nickname: Herky, Nanc Favorite saying: Oh really? Future Plans: Hair styling school Pep club 1,2; Lettermen club 4; FA A 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Powder puff 3,4; Homecoming court 4 Christine Annete Herrmann Nickname: Hop Favorite saying: Oh! Come on! Future Plans: College NHS 2,3,4; German club 1,2,3; Pep club 1,2; Lettermen club 4; GAA 1.2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Powder puff 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Mark Higlev Nickname: Klmer Favorite saying: Go for the fold Future Plans: College Pep club 1,2; C-mens 2,3.4; I etterman club 4; Cross country 1,2,3; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Track 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Class Play 3; Powder puff coach 4 Tim Hoosier Nickname: Timmy Favorite saying: Get Q? Future Plans: Mechanics Art club 1.2 18 Deborah Lynn Howe Nickname: Betty, Deb, “Howe”, Heifer Favorite saying: “You dumb broad.” Future Plans: College, job, then marriage GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Powder puff 3,4; Girls Basketball cheerleader 3 Honda Jean Husemann Nickname: Honda, Ronnie, Ronda Civic Favorite saying: What for? Future Plans: Western Illinois University Annual Staff 4; NHS 2,3,4; German club 1,2,3,4; Pep club 1,2; GAA 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4; Drama club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Powder puff 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Flag Twirler 4; Baton Twirler 3; Boy’s Track Stat 1,2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Rita Sue Hyer Nickname: “Ritz” Favorite saying: What a stud! Hey now! Future Plans: College Annual Staff 3,4; NHS 3,4; German club 1,2,3,4; Pep club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Wrestling Stat 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Ronald Carl Jackson, Jr. Nickname: Brother, Ron Jack Favorite saving: Guess you had to be there. Future Plans: To wrestle and play football in college and to spend my life with the girl I love! I ettermen club 1,2,3,4; Art club 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 1,2 April Ann Janssen Nickname: Annie, Annebelle Favorite saying: Get down, bud! Hey baby! Future Plans: College Annual Staff 3,4; German Club 1,2,3,4; Pep club 1,2; I ettermen club 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Powder puff 3,4; Wrestling cheerleader 3,4; Color Guard 2,3,4; Flag Twirler 4; Class officer 2; Homecoming court 4; Christmas court 4 Dawn Kllen Janssen Nickname: Ellen, Eleanow Favorite saying: “What a bummer!” Future Plans: College and marriage Annual Staff 3,4; NHS 3,4; German club 2,3,4; Pep club 1,2; I ettermen club 4; GAA 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Powder puff 4; Pom-pon 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Class officer 4; Valentine court 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 19 Janice Lu Ann Kestner Nickname: “Kess” Favorite saying: “fool , “beats me: Future Plans: College Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Powder puff 3,4; German club 3; NHS 2.3,4 Debbie Klingele Nickname: Deb, Kling Favorite saying: Way to fo! Future Plans: John Wood L.P.N. School NHS 3,4; German club 1,2,3,4; Summit Club 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Todd Knorr Favorite saying: What a bummer Future Plans: Farm FFA 1,2,3; Vo-tech 4 Sue Ann Jennings Nickname: Suzie Favorite saying: What can I say? Future Plans: College Pep club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Drama clun 1,2; Powder puff 3; Basketball 1,2; Track 2; French club 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Dorothy Kerr Nickname: Dorky, Dorth, Dorothea Favorite saying: “It’s been real’’; How fake!”, “Pretty darn bad.” Future Plans: College Annual Staff 3,4; Co editor 4; NHS 2,3,4; German club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Librarian (Band) 2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Terry Kestner Nickname: Henry, Guppy Favorite saying: Bullony Future Plans: College NHS 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3 Larry De Wayne Koontz Nickname: Dee Favorite saying: Those are the breaks of life Future Plans: To be a truck driver Tammy Krutmeier Nickname: Tam, Tim Favorite saying: “Couldn't tell ya. ; “WELL! i’ll be jiggered!”; “What, what?’’ Future Plans: Go into fashion merchandising at Gem City College Annual Staff 4; Pep club 1,2; Lettermen club 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4; Powder puff 3,4; Basketball Stat (Girls) 1,3,4; Track 2; Class Play 3; Baton Twirler 3; Flag corp 4 Jeff Likes Odette Kay Little Nickname: Odetto, Odetty, Bacon Woman Favorite saying: Ooo Baby Future Plans: College; Speech therapist Annual Staff 4; NHS 3,4; German club 1,2; Drama club 1,2; Volleyball 2,3,4; Newspaper staff 3; Class officer 2; Speech team 1; One Act Play 1 Nanna Llewellyn Nickname: Nellie, Goat Favorite saying: “Dag Nebbit” Future Plans: Nursing School Pep club 1; Lettermen club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Powder puff 3,4; Softball 1; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Baton Twirler 1,2,3,4; Chief Majorette 3,4 Mary Catherine Lovell Nickname: “KiKi”, “Mare” Favorite saying: What’e that mean?!”. Really! Future Plans: College and marriage Student government 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; NHS 3,4; German club 2,3,4; Pep club 1,2; Lettermen club 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Powder puff 3,4; Track 2; Christman court 1,2,3,4; Homecoming court 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 21 Jolene Miller Nickname: Jo, Moe-Jo Favorite saying: “Oh, Buddy!”; “Go for it CJ.! ; “Gross!” Future Plans: Some kind of police work Class Play 3, F.H.A. 3, Chorus 2 Susan Colleen Mixer Nickname: Mix, Mixy, Suzanah, Stud, Smixer Favorite saying: “Did you not!”, “Going to party'” Future Plans: college Student Goverment 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; NHS 2.3,4; German Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; l ettermen Club 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4; Chorus 1.3; Powder Puff 3,4; Girls’Track 1,2; Wrestling Cheerleader 1,2.3,4; Softball I; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; ('lass Play 3; Flag Twirler 3; Flag Corps 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Karl Morman Jo Anne Mowen Nickname: Jo Favorite sayig: “Whatever floats your boat.” Future Plans: Fashion Merchandising FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Drama Club 1; Art Club 1; Powder Puff 4 22 •Iill Myem Nickname: .lyl. Mvl Favorite saying: “Oh. Dorothy Future Plans: College and a career Annual Staff 3.4; Co editor 4; NHS 3.4; German club 2,3,4; Newspaper staff 2 Terry Nall Nickname: Kmery Favorite saying: “Hey! MUCs go . (• Future Plans: Farming, construction work and or truck driver FFA 1.2.4: (' Mens 2.3.4; I etterman club 2.3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2; Vo-tech 3.4 Brent Obert Nickname: Bull Favorite saying: Oh! Future Plans: College or Farming FFA 1.2,3; CMens 2,3,4; I ettermen club 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; ('lass president 3; Football and Basketball Captain Darcie Sue Padgett Nickname: Dopy Favorite saying: (let off my case. Future Plans: College Pep club 1,2,3,4; C.AA 1,2,3,4; Art club 4; Chorus 1,2.3; Powder Puff 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1.2.3.4 Jill Padgett Nickname: Anentte, Jilin Favorite saying: Go for it! Future Plans: College Student Government 4; Annual Staff 3,4; NHS 3,4; German club 1,2,3; Pep club 1,2; l etterman club 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling cheerleader 3; Softball 2,3,4; Bowling 3; Flag Twirler 2,3; Who's Who Among American High School Students Alicia Lynn Post Nickname: Shaky Favorite saying: I don't know. Future Plans: Go to College FHA 3; Pep club 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Drama club 1; Powder Puff 4; Basketball 4; Softball 4, Bowling 1,2.3,4; 23 Angela Kay Post Nickname: An-Jamima, Post Favorite Saying: What’d you say? Oh gross! Future Plans: go to college German Club 1,2,3, Pep Club 1 Shelly Kay Reason Nickname: Shell, Raisin, Shouw Future Plans: college and marriage German Club 3,4, Class Play 3, Girls Track Stats 2,3,4, Office Helper 4 Edward Ray Sanderson Nickname: Special Ed Favorite Saying: Get outta here Future Plans: college Student Government 4, C-Mens 2,3,4; Lettermen club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Class Play 3 Homecoming Court 4 Francis Schmidt Nickname: Schmidty Favorite saying: Comode, Hard — Future Plans: Mechanic Roger Secrest Favorite Saying: What’s the deal? Future Plans: Military Basketball Manager 1. Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3 l.esa Smith Nickname: Smith Future Plans: College German Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, GAA 1,2.3,4; Chorus 1.3; Powder Puff 3,4; 24 Dana I eanne Sprenger Nickname: Dana-bud, Dan?r Favorite saying: Getdown!”; ‘‘Hey, Bud!”; “Party hearty!” Future Plans: Bradley University-major in registered nursing Student Government 4; Annual Staff 3,4; NHS 3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Letterman Club 4; GAA 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Pom-Pon 2,3,4; Boys’ Track Stat 1; Class Play 3; SAA 1,2,3,4; Solos and Mixed Ensembles 1,2,3,4; All District Chorus 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; Summit Club 3,4 Eric Lee Stevens Nickname: Stunt, Wooley Favorite saying: ‘‘Want a dip?”; “This is true.” Future Plans: College, work, and fun Pep Club 1,2; C-Mens 1,2,3,4; Letterman Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Football 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Track 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Newspaper Staff 2; Brenda Kay Stice Nickname: Berny Favorite saying: Hey, Buddy!' Future Plans: College, Marriage Student Government 4; FHA 2,3; German Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Letterman Club 3,4; GAA 4; Band 4; Drama Club 2; Chorus l,2,3,4;Powder Puff 3,4; Girls’ Track 1,2; Volleyball 1.2,3,4; Class Play 3; Flag Corps 4; Class Officer 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Carmen Taylor Favorite saying: “What’ll I do Future Plans: college, or get a job Softball 1; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2,3; Wrestling Cheerleader 4; ABC 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3 Janice Gail Taylor Nickname: Tate Future Plans: go to college, travel Usher’s Club 3; Chorus 3,4; Craig Stephen Thomas Nickname: Styles, Walt, Tom Favorite saying: Check these muscles out, will ya?” Future Plans: college and grab all the gusto I can Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 Timothy J. Wagner Nickname: Tyler, Porter Favorite saying: That’s life, I hear ya Future Plans: Farming, maybe college FFA 1,2,3,4; German Club I; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Robert Walker Nickname: Bob Favorite Say ins: “Hev Ace’ Future Plans: John Wood College Class Play 3, Vo-Tech 3, Wrestling 2 Debra Lynn Weese Nickname: Devvie, Wee-hoe Favorite saying: Oh really, Gross me out! Future Plans: college- major in music Chorus 3,4 Brenda Wilkey Nickname: Bren Favorite Saying: Whut! Well come on Tammy! Future Plans: Culver Stockton College Annual Staff 4, NHS 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; I ettermen Club 4. GAA 1.2,3,4; Band 3.4; Powder Puff 3,4; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Track 2, Class Play 3, Flag Corp Captain 3,4 Jerry Williams Myron W. Witt Nickname: “Tyrone” Favorite Sayine: “Let’s Book.” Future Plans: Motorcycle Mechanic FFA 1,2,3,4; German Club 1, C-Mens 3, Letterman Club 3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Class Play 3; Vo-Tech 3 26 Darla Wittier Favorite saying: “Come on”, “Hurry up” Future Plans: Nursing and a family Annual Staff 4; FA A 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Powder Puff 4; Basketball 1,2.3; Softball 2; Newspaper Staff 2,3 David Woodman Nickname: Woody Favorite saying: I don’t know Future Plans: Technical School C-Mens 4; Football 3,4; Vo-tech 3 Christina Kav Wyatt Nickname: Chris Future Plans: Dental Assisting (’lass Play 3 Theresa Diane Zanger Nickname: Wangei Favorite saying: That's disgusting. Future Plans: College Drama club 1,2; French club 4 Karen Klda Zimmerman Nickname: “Baren”, ah” Favorite saying: “1 don’t understand’’ Future Plans: College Student Government 3,4; Annual Staff 4; NHS 2,3,4; German club 2,3,4; Pep club 1.2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Pom Pon 2,3,4; Class officer 4; SAA 2,3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Donna Cantrell 27 EARL Y GRADUA TES Diane Adair Nickname: Dee, Fifi, Dopey Favorite saying: “Not too shabby , “Oh, —- ” Future Plans: Undecided Diana Sue Coultas Nickname: Di, Homor, Cold Cuts Favorite Saying: “Oh, Buddy” Future Plans: Work as L.P.N. Annual Staff 2; ArtClub 2 Lori Houston Nickname: Woman Favorite Saying: “What can I say , “That’s life”, “Oh, Buddy” Future Plans: Marriage and College FHA 1,2; Basketball 1 Nikki Lynn Shake Nickname: Shakie Favorite Saying: “Say what Basketball 1 28 STUDENT OF THE MONTH The Student of the month is elected monthly out of the senior class. To be eligable, the student must have at least a 3.25 grade point average. The student body votes for the top ten students. Then the faculty selects three from this list, leaving the duty of voting for the top student to the Student Government. v September October November Susan Mixer Christine Herrmann Karen Zimmerman November December January February Jill Padgett Ronda Husemann Brenda Stice 29 SENIOR CLASS TRIP AT NASHVILLE On May 9, 1980, the senior class left at 6:00 a.m. for Nashville, Tennesse. Everyone enjoyed the seven hour bus ride to get there. Once we arrived at the Albert Pick Motor Lodge, the group took a chilling swim. Later we went to the Archie Campbell Mall and next to a bigger shopping mall. At 9:00 p.m. we returned to our motel for a relaxing night’s rest(????). The next day, we went on a bus tour of Nashville. The class visited the old and new Grand 01:‘ Opry House. There were also many more exciting sites to view. In the afternoon, we invaded Opryland and stayed there until 8:00 p.m., after which we returned to our motel for a last night party. On Sunday, May 11, we attended a religious service at The Upper Room and then headed homeward bound. The class would like to especially thank our fearless sponsors-Mr. and Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Wittier, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer, and Ms. Davidson. Our sponsors. Brenda and Ronda Before and After One of our luxurious restaurants. Who forgot to shave their legs? Albert Pick, himself 30 BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Central High School Camp Point, Illinois June 1, 1980 8 P.M. Processional Class of 1980 “Pomp and Circumstance” Shanzelle Clevenger ........... Martha Moellring Invocation Rev. Clyde Snyder Pastor of Camp Point United Methodist Church Camp Point, Illinois Vocal Ensemble ................“Bright New Day” Angie Post Alicia Post Debbie Howe Dawn Janssen Christine Herrmann Brenda Wilkey Ronda Husemann Tammy Krutmeier Dorothy Kerr Janice Kestner Christiane Meyer Mara Bullington Alan Hartley Eric Stevens Craig Thomas Mike Bruns Terry Kestner Address ...........................Rev. Paul Benson Pastor of Golden Trinity Luthern Church Golden, Illinois Vocal Ensemble ...........“You’ll Never Walk Alone” Christiane Meyer April Janssen Nanna Llewellyn Dana Sprenger Rita Hyer Lisa Fleer Brenda Stice Karen Zimmerman Mary Lovell Darla Wittier Debbie Klingele Shelly Reason Terry Kestner Alan Hartley Eric Stevens Craig Thomas Mike Bruns Accompanied by Robert March Benediction ...................... Rev. Clyde Snyder Recessional ............................Class of 1980 “War March of the Priests” Shanzelle Clevenger Martha Moellring Accompanied by Robert March COMMENCEMENT 33 COMMENCEMENT Central High School Camp Point, Illinois June 6, 1980 8 P.M. Processional ....................................................................Class of 1980 “Pomp and Circumstances” Shanzelle Clevenger .... Martha Moellring Invocation .............................................................. Rev. William Adam Pastor of Good Shephard Lutheran Church Clayton, Illinois Vocal Ensemble “Goodbye” Angie Post Alicia Post Debbie Howe Dawn Janssen Christine Herrmann Brenda Wilkey Ronda Husemann Tammy Kurtmeier Dorothy Kerr Janice Taylor Christiana Meyer Mara Bullington Alan Hartley Eric Stevens Craig Thomas Mike Bruns Terry Kestner April Janssen Nanna Llewellyn Dana Sprenger Address ................... Vocal Ensemble ............ Presentation of Class Honors Accompanied by Robert March Teacher of Central High School SENIOR CLASS OF 1980 Principal of Central High School HIGH HONORS Wendy Bastert Carolyn Bruns Michelle Flesner Christine Herrmann Ronda Huesmann Rita Hyer Dawn Janssen Susan Mixer Jill Padgett Dana Sprenger Karen Zimmerman Rita Hyer Brenda Stice Karen Zimmerman Mary Lovell Darla Wittier Lisa Fleer Debbie Klingele Shelly Reason Mr. Joseph Wartick .....“Sometimes” Mr. W. K. Flesner HONORS Shera Lin Balk Wanda Bastert Marcia Brady Donna Cantrell Nancy Carpenter Sue Jennings Dorothy Kerr Terry Kestner Debbie Klingele Mary Lovell Jill Myers Good Citizenship Award ............................................. Dorothy Kerr........John Heinecke Presentation of the Class of 1980 ................................. Presentation of Diplomas ........................................... Special Presentation ............................................... Benediction ........................................................ Recessional ........................................................ “War March of the Priests” Shanzelle Clevenger . . Martha Moellring ... Mr. W. K. Flesner ... Mr. W. K. Flesner Mr. Leroy Steinkuhler ___Ronda Husemann . Rev. William Adam ........Class of 1980 35 Senior Baby Identities 1. Larry Koontz. 2. April Janssen. 3. Chris Wyatt. 4. Nancy Carpenter. 5. Janice Kestner. 6. Ed Sanderson. 7. Michelle Flesner. 8. Dana Sprenger. 9. Scott Berry mann. 10. Alan Gerdes. 11. Eric Stevens. 12. Jolene Miller. 13. Mark Higley. 14 Jill Myers. 15. Brenda Wilkey Blinky. 16. Brian Eidson. 17. Bwrky Green. 18. Cor-rine and Christine Herrmann. 19. Scott Berrymann and Craig Thomas. 20. Ron Jackson and family. 21. JoAnne Mowen and family. 22. Wanda and Wendy Bastert. 23. Terry and I esa Smith. 24 Nancy Herkert. 25. Alan Hartley. 26. Tammy Krutmeier. 27. Debbie Klingele, 28. Rod Buckley. 29. Ka ren Zimmerman. 30. Theresa Zanger. 31. Sue Jennings, 32. Terry Kestner. 33. Darcie Padgett 36 Senior Baby Identities 1. David Fritachele. 2. Odette Little. 3. Myron Witt. 4 Diana Coul ta� . 5 Nanna Llewellyn. 6. Todd Knorr. 7. Carolyn (Bum) Bruns. Eric Casaens. Ted Schuster. 8. Paul Bruns. 9. Carmen Taylor. 10. Ron-da Huseman. 11. Mary Lovell, 12. Dorothy Kerr, 13. Roger Sec rest. 14 Marcia Brady. 15. David Baker. 16. Kevin Bienhoff. 17. Alicia. Post. 18. Angie Post, 19. Doug Brinkman. 20. Craig Thomas, 21. Dawn Janssen. 22. Larry Dunmire, 23. Mike Bruns, 24. Shelly Reason. 25. John Heinecke, 26. Brent Obert. 27. Bob Walker. 28. Terry Nall. 29 Jill Padgett. 30. Brenda Slice. 31. Shera Lin Balk. 32 Jeff Bent. 33. Janice Taylor. 34. David Woodman. 36. Rita Sue Hyer. 36. Bryan Dralle. 37. Mark Benson. 38. Mara Bullington, 39. Debbie Howe. 40. Susan Mixer. 41. Mark Foster, 42. Darla Wittier. 37 I. DAVID BAKER, being of highly intelligent mind end superior body do hereby bequeath the following: Mr Wartick I leave a package of chewing gum and some film.; to Eugene I leave memoriea of all the D.T.'s he gave me; to M B.. T.K.. K.B., Coach Gary and all the other people who don't know a great machine when they aee one. I leave my race RAMBLERS; to D A.. I leave a free pass to the funny farm, and to all the studenta of Central High School I leave the pain and miaery of apcnding four year of your life at thia place. 1. SHERA LIN BALK, being of zooey mind and so-called indented body do hereby bequeath to the following persons: to Dell Ann. an “A in P E., hopea to get a mile companion and a ride to school forever; to Brad 0.. a paaaionatc french kiaa ; to 0. Meyer, expired coaching penaiona; to Ronda H.. memoriea of that Nauvoo Red wine prom and happiness with R.F.; to S. Mix. five free meals at strike and spare all expenses paid; to Jillo. all our super memos of Macomb Tourney’s and our great B A R N tradition that we tried to carry onthat consisted of T.P.ing and other strange behavior; to my ol' friend Bee’s, luck with every perm she gives and my friendship forever; and last but not least, the super memories of times that C.E.C. and 1 had (yea there were alot) and all the good times with the gang (old or new) during my trying years at C H S. I keep forever I. WANDA BASTERT. being of alorooat identical body of Wendy Bastert but individual mind, do hereby will to her all melodies by. and a future to share with A.G and give my sincere thanks and gratefulness for giving me Shannon; to R.B.. a future of never having to sit in the back seat; to K.B.. the best of luck for her future memoriea oi C.H.8 to be pleasent; and to all my classmates the will, health, happiness to make their lives what they want them to be 1. WENDY BASTERT. being of almost identical body to Wanda Bastert. but individual mind, do hereby will a future with E.E. to her; my dog training and showing ability and my pitching ability to K.B.; to R.B. future bull calves from all his cows; and a lifetime of happiness to all my classmates I. MARK BENSON, being of.......mind and......body will to my little sis some psychiatric help; to Sue M my great tennis ability (ha' ha!); to Todd a new Lincoln; to Ms Davison a new face and also a new body to go with it; to R. Buckley, some more driving lessons with Dinky Dan; to Mike B.. a case of Comsumtion 1. JEFF BENT, being of perverted mind and warped body will my basketball ability to DJ.. to Mr. Wartick the class of 81 and a pack of cigarette ; to J.G., a guy good enough for her if there is such a person. I. SCOTT BERRYMAN, being of decayed mind and crashed up body, do hereby will my ability to wrecks cars to K.T.; my basketball ability to D J.; my sneaky way of ripping off coffee from caoche's office to any juniors who wants it; a lifetime supply of Preparation H to Sir Ron; 3 rolls of Skoal to Red Dog; I also leave my body to science; to Central I leave nothing. I. KEVIN BIENHOFF. being of warped mind and liquidized body, leave A.C. a scholarship to dent-pulling school; to P.B.. the book Ix ve. Sex and Marriage; and to D.B.. I leave a pouch of Red Man; all the good times in school I had. I leave to myself I. MARCIA BRADY, being of stable mind and fit body will my athletic ability to my brother Matthew; to Laura A the ability to stay out of trouble and my softball ability; to Susan M . Carolyn B.. and Jill P.. all our great memories at C.H.S.; to the volleyball team to continue our great record. I. DOUG BRINKMAN, being of evaporated mind and deprived body to hereby will my ability to blow my chow and one can of skoal to Mike E.. to Ed S. the ability to not to give up on S.M.; to C.H.S. I leave nothing. I. CONNIE BRITT, having a confused mind and an overworked body do hereby leave my ability to tolerate classes to Marty B.; to Christine Wyatt I will my everlasting friendship, along with a life full of happiness with Larry; last, but not least, to Tim I leave all the great memories we've had and hopefully a future of many more good times together. I. CAROLYN BRUNS, being of deflated mind and delapidated body, do hereby bequeath to the following people the following things; to Marcia B. I leave a ar of olives and the name scumbag in economics; to Susan M the ability to continue reading peoples’ minds and finish what they were saying before they do; to Jill P a sack of M M s from the bowling alley and also a free Mark Eden Developing Kit; to Amy P and Angie W. the ability to have fun without me and Marcia, (if it's possible); also to them and Marilyn B. the skill to keep lying to their mother about where they've been and have them believe it; to Lisa H. and Tracy H. a fun time in study hall without getting into trouble; last but not least, to my husband. Paul. 1 leave the rest of our lives together. I. MIKE BRUNS, being of weak mind and sound body do hereby leave a case of Malt Duck to Rod B; my football ability to Rob S; to coach Gary the best of luck and thanks for all he has done for me; to Dana all the great times we've had together; and to the Class of 80 the best of luck! I, PAUL BRUNS, being of Porno mind and Wilty body, do hereby will my driving ability to H.B.; my skyong ability to M E and D.J. along with my basketball ability if they need it; my getting into trouble ability to who ever want it; and to Central I leave all the memories of me I. RODNEY BUCKLEY, being of drunken mind and dirty mind will to brother my good look ; to Greg F my race Mopar; to Mike B. lots of Malt Duck; to Darcie P my special talents; to David W my mansion with alot of beautiful girls; to Jeff F a 6 week vacation with the Beach Boys; to Gary K 29.000 free passe to the Chelsea Theatre I. MARA BULLINGTON. being of decomposed mind and deformed body, will Bnan E. and Mr Wartick a years supply of Kool cigarettes; my cream colored loud Ford Galaxie to Bongo's; to Mr. Wartick a lifetime supply of Turns for hi tummy and 2.380 demerits for next year's seniors; to Smithers the whole town to Mt. Sterling; to Nancy H. the song of 01 Jim Emery ; to Darcie themotorcycle helmit Smith never got her for Christmas; and last, but not least. I leave my mouth to anyone who thinks they can control it I. NANCY CARPENTER, being of confused mind andplump body, will to N.H. all the great times we had sheering; to O.L. my confused mind in Senior Math; my chearleading ability to anyone who wanU it; my twelve strings to C.S.B.; to the teacher a lot of luck with the underclassmen; to S.M. all the memories of our vacations, etc.; and all the memories of CHS. 1 11 keep for myself. I. BRYAN DRALLE. being of sexual mind and fast hands, will my ability to frive fast to E.S.; the plans to the future race car to A H.. E.E.S.. and D.W; to Peggy Davison, a truckload of papers to grade; to Joe Wartick a watch dog that chases Communists and all the oil companies; and the Fly By Night Machine to A H. I. LARRY DUNMIRE. will my best wishes to R.J. and C.T. in the future; to C.H.S. I leave nothing, to D.W. I leave my car so he can have it again; I leave my PD book for the bon fire. I. BRIAN EIDSON. will the ability to lose and make weight to Gary and Jeff Kindhart; to Bruce the good times in F.F.A. and the ability to be an officer, to all future wrestler the best of luck and to keep as good a team as long as possible, to everyone in student government, a good time and fun running the school. I. MICHELLE CHRISTINE FLESNER. being of tall body and evaporated mind do hereby bequeath my athletic ability to my sister Sara; to Brad and Richard I leave my car with hopes that they can sell it and get back the money I owe them; to Brenda and Tammy I leave my terrific ability to get out of tight squeezes ; to Christine I leave all the cherished memories we've shared during our friendship and the knowledge that I couldn't made it without her. to the remaining Girls’ Basketball team I leave all the good plays and winning season they could hope for. As for myself. I will keep all the great memories of C.H.S. forever I. MARK FOSTER, being of worn out mind and tired body will to Stunt a lifetime supply of dip; to Red Dog a 50 pound bag of Dog Chow; and my sympathy to all of the future students of Mr Wartick. I. DAVID FRITSCHLE, being of half mind and partial body hereby will the following: a year of biology to any Senior that is dunber that 1 am. a pai of Used Jeans for Mr Kerr, and to myself all of the good times at C.H.S., if there are any. I, ALAN GERDES. being of drunken mind and over built body will my ability to stay out of trouble to my little sister T.G.; I leave all the gas I used this year to P.B. to go back and forth to school; and to W.R. my ability to sUr out of ditches to T.P.; I leave my Formula to a very special person in my life; my ability to all the seniors next year to put up with (W.F.) and all the rest of the teacher I. BECKY GREEN, being of deflated mind and inflated chest hereby will the following: To B. O’Dear. my Race Torino to get him to school on time; to D. O'Dear a stylish zipper assortment for her mouth; to D. Balk, the remains from my corrective surgery to tack on where she needs it; to J. Mixer. 100 free pididols to cash in on your favorite FOX!; to M Benson, a case of Amway cleaner for his vinal top; my ability to skip school to gool ol' Elmer; a good-lookin' girl to M. Elbe; a life time of Sara to T. Lung, a cool looking car to Tim L.; Alan H. a free paint job; Nancy H. a pair of penny-loafers and matching socks to go with her skirts; my nick name Bongos to any girl who has the proper equipment, to Jill P.. memories of our MACX night; to Shera my best ol' friend. I will a heck of alot of good time and memories, and will my space ofT ability for her to space off Cheney'' for a weekend, and go out with T.T.T.. But moat of all a never ending friendship; All memories of good ol' CHS I KEEP I. ALAN HARTLEY, being of no mind and semi athletic body, will my RACE CHARGER to B.D.; my ability to get stopped by the cop to J G. and E.G.; All my basketball ability to D J. what ability there is; to B.S. a truckload of Skoal with Fred's permissin; and last but not least to D.W a floozie-have fun Dave!; To Tammy I leave all my love. I. CHRISTINE ANNETTE HERRMANN, being of delapidated mind and body, do hereby bequeath my athletic ability to my sister. Cheryl. To Brenda and Tammy my knowledge of Carthage; To the remains of the basketball and softball teams, many sore winning seasons. To Michelle. I give all my thanks for the kindness and understanding friendship she has given me. I will keep all my memories of CHS to look back on in the years to come. I. NANCY HERKERT. being of confused mind and gross body do hereby will the following: To Dopy, the Mark Eden course number II since she needs it so badly; to Nancy an apple duck' and all our cheering memories, to Mrs. Dewell another confused captain and a lamp shade; to Tracy the luck of getting rid of her nickname she so well love Squirrel) and my cheering ability I never had; to Tiger the ability to get home on time; to Matt D. a bear hug; to Regina her batmobile; to O” (Mr. Meyer), a year’s supply of Oscar Meyer hot dogs, to M B and C.C. the ability to stay out of ditches and spook houses; to Bongos and Indent all our great boring times in the library; and last but not least all my memories of CHS I’ll keep for myself and cherish forever. I. MARK HIGLEY. being of small mind and smaller body hereby leave the following: My race Charger I leave to Fierge's; to Rick S. a lifetime supply of Skoal ; to Becky G. 38 liability insurance; my athletic ability to Doug J. and Mike E.; a pair of race wheels to Mike E. for his international. I. TIM HOOSIER. being of Buzzymind and abused body, leave my windowleas Chevy to C.R.O.; a hag of gold to R.C. and J.E. Quarterback and kicking skills to G.B. for his team, ability to be rowdy in school to C.B. and J.P.; and all my love to J.H. I, DEBBIE HOWE, being of imcomplete body and on track mind leave my brother. Randy my old rusted out Ford and all my books and lockers he can handle; to M R I leave all the girls he can handle plus all the good times and all the carrots he can eat; to Angle, I leave all the good memories we have had together plus a lasting friendship forever, to Tom Post I leave DRIVING LESSONS?!?; to all the boys I know one great time with all the girls; to Nanna, I leave all the great times we had. and the man of her dream; to myself I leave the memories of CHS; and to all my guys I leave my ability to love, especially to Terry. I, RONDA HUSEMANN. being of shattered mind and worn-out body, do hereby will my ability to get along with the teachers and the old Blue Bomb (if it lasts that long) to my sister Rose, my position on the flag corps to anyone who has enough nerve to take it; a trip to Macomb to S.B., S.M., and J.P.; a meal in Nauvoo. another Barnyard Brawl, and the best of luck with Craig to Shera Lin; all the memories of our long talks and a wondersul life with Todd to Dawn; memories of a lot of fun times to all my friends; and all the love in my heart to Randy. 1. RITA H YER. being male minded and of too much body, do hereby bequeath the following; to Dawn, a crate of diet pills so she can lose some of that fat; to Berny. my driver’s license; to Barb B my “Quaker antennae , to Dana and Tammy, a million fair parties and a case of “Quakers”; to Tammy also my match-making ability to use for me sometime, to the faculty a guilty conscience for making us work so hard and most of all, to my friends and classmates. I leave all the great parties and times we've spent together and the hope for many more to come! 1. RONNIE JACKSON, will to coach G.B. I leave my knowledge of knowing how in the dark; to my family and C.T. I will all my love; and last I leave L.D. a new set of tires because hts will become bald very quickly. 1. APRIL JANSSEN, being of corrupt mind and spastic body, will my ability to drive around icy curves 40 m.p.h. to Dawn Ellen; to Dsns S. and Barb B. a “quaker and another “bizzarre time at ISU; to my brother. Doug, the “BIG 10” to haul to school in; to Gumms a safe ride on a one-way street and a date with a real stud!!; to Hard I leave our favorite words. Get Down to Nancy A. I leave my ability to hike the Grand Canyon and still survive; to Monica and Kelli “the good LORD” all the great times we had at our parties and picnics!???; to Erin G a date with my brother, to the SENIOR CLASS of 1080 all the memories of CHS to treasure forever- and all my love to Brian. I, DAWN JANSSEN, being of slow mind and long-legged body do hereby will to “Gums” a truck load of Diet Pepsi and a bottle of tranquilizers; to Erin G. my Pompon ability; to Monica S. a warning, “Always fill your gas tank before leaving home!”; to Kelli L. a parking place; to my brother. Greg, the big blue BOAT; to Janet M. a case of cers; and to Todd I leave A LI. my love!!! I, SUE JENNINGS, being of tiny mind and abused mind, will to Tam all the D.B.’s and macho men she can handle; to Wang, a P.B.R. warehouse and a fake I.D. to Curt, my brains; singing lessons to I ura, my REO-Speedwagon to TJ.; Bernie, a stud of her own and anything elae she wants; to Sherri a baby-blue Z-28; and to Brenda, a birthday present on her birthday I. DOROTHY KERR, being of unusual mind and body, will to O.K.L., a date with “FJ. ; to Leisha, a ride home; to Deb. a handsome doctor; to Jill M. 3“ in height, long-haired cat. and the Library of Congress; to D.W. a free bowling lane; to Fred, the F.B.I., and the ability to have lunch money; to Dougie, a bodyguard and 2 great last years of CHS; to the CHS band a little respect; to anyone who wants it. my unfailing ability to be chosen last in P.E.; and last but not least, an infinite supply of stationery and stamps to friends far and near I. JANICE LU ANN KESTNF.R. being of absent mind and bony body hereby will the following: to Marcia a new hand for serving. tA Susan a brand new bruised foot to Carolyn plenty of Butterscotch pudding for lip smooch, my ability to be on time to my brother. Gary, my volleyball ability to Amy. Kim. and Angie, my track ability to my brother. Richard and the memories of “CHS I will keep to remember for years to come. I. TERRY KESTNER. being of sound mind and feebel body will G.I. Joe a sand pile for the class of 81; to Eugene a shock absorber; to future Econ. Bu Law students a soft pillow; to Debbie my love. I. DEBBIE K LI NOBLE, being of drained mind and underdeveloped body do bequeath my abilities to get “A’s” to my brother. Tony; to J.T. a nde to Orangeville to see John?; to D.K “6” consecutive 100’a in P D.; to J M a whole sandwich for lunch; to O.L a night with “Frank Jones”; and to M.H. all the pens tin the world for P.D. notes and quizzee! I. LARRY KOONTZ. leave to all my teachers a good-bye and good luck; and then I give all the boring books I. TODD KNORR. being of tall body and small mind hereby will Sherri B. a new parking place, and to Mark B. all the luck in the world on his car 1. TAMMY KRUTMEIER, being of comatose mind and underdeveloped body do hereby bequeath the following items; to Suzie and Wanger. I will my ability to pon some J.B.’s hand at a spook house; to Hop and Mikey; another trip to Hamilton where 4 are sitting in the front seat, and also, a new release. The Dangers of Chinese Fire Drills ; to Ritz and Dana. I case each of Quack! Quacks' and also my most treasured Pr. of M.D. antennae ; to Ronda. more wild and crazy times in Q. City; to Brenda all the happiness in the world to her and Jim; To April, my ability to walk past a line marker without tripping over it; to Toye. my ability to pull out in front of trailor trucks, and my could've been smashed car. to Monty J my Hardee’s jacket and 1 Ig bag of friea; to Alan my love always; and last but not least, all of my school memories I will keep for myself and forever CHERISH them I. ODETTE LITTLE, being of crazy mind and curly head, do hereby leave the following: To my sister. Melissa, the responsibility to be wild and crazy and my ability to argue with Mr Wartick; to Laura. I leave all the fruit flavored certs it takes to make her sick; to Theodus. a lab partner who does all the work; to Nanna. I leave the strength to push my car in Rushville and a garden tractor to use when we have flat tires; to Dorothy a friend with a car that doesn’t die in Quincy; to Maribeth. I leave a camera that takes perfect pictures by itself; 1 leave A. some curly hair to cover his bald spot; to Miss Korenowski and Mias Davidson 1 leave a frying pan and some bacon; to Mr Wartick I leave a date with Rosalyn Carter, to all the others I haven’t mentioned 1 leave a -a thanks for all the fun times we’ve had. The memories from those times I leave to myself I, NANNA LLEWELLYN, being a well minded student give my driving ability to B.A.; my volleyball ability to K.S.; and my studying ability to my sister. S.L 1. MARY LOVELL, being of lost mind and failing body will to my sister. Cathy, my car (if I had one); to M.F a bowl of Life cereal; to L.B.. T.H.. and S.L 101 way to bug QB in study hall and a do it-yourself Brain Transplant kit; to Boobie a fish sandwich without tarter sauce; to Monica. Hard, and Marchie all the great times we’ve had in cheerleading; to T.P the ability to keep his promise; to Karen the ability to use her brain; to Bern the guy of her dreams; also, to Bern and Karen my life-long friendship; and to the rest of my friends the great memories we’ve had through high school because I'm gonna miss them all! I. JOLENE MILLER, being of hopeless mind and under developed body, hereby will to L.M. my ability to dnnk in public; to C.T. I leave my friend K.W.; to C.D.. some free lessons on “How to roller skate”, to S B. my “hot rod” 64 Nova; to C J. my ability to get a driver’s license; to Mr. Wartick. two free ticket to a Cardinal baseball game; to G W. my ability not to get busted; to T.D. all of my empty beer bottles; and laat but not least, to J.R. all the good memories that we’ve had the bad — 111 take with me. I. SUSAN MIXER, of open mouth, uncoordinated body and Cheap (Trick) mind, do hereby bequeath the following: to Mary. Jeanne, and Carmell. all the toilet paper they need to T.P ”0“'s house without getting caught; also to Jeanne my flag and two more glorious years, to Coach Gary all the compliment he has given to me; to Kim S.. the ability to keep up our family name; to our sophomore volleyball team, the ability to repeat our great record; to Rowz, a serious volleyball practice; to Shera Lin. I leave free rides and hamurgers; to Bees, a can of shaving cream; to Nancy Jo. all the ride I owe. our great times, a trip to Florida, and my life long friendship, to J.A.P.. Scotty McGregor; to Mr Wartick an all night party with the St Louie Cardinals. To Ed S.. anything orange and white; last but not least to Mar. Carolyn, and Jill, all of the great memories of our wild and outrageous time and thanks for making school fun and being my friends. I. CARMEN TAYLOR, being of uncontrolled mind and body hereby leave to Brenda Stice my ability to nde a motor cycle and the boy with X’s on his pocket ; to Wanger a ride to the N.E. Disco in my Dads truck; to Shelly the best of luck with Ray and those little Jone’s in the future, to Kim my brown sugar socks; and to Ron a new air freshener and all my love always. I. JOANNE MOWEN. being of crazy mind and burnt out body will my drivability to F.M.; my brains to J.M.; to TP I will my old work books I. JILL MYERS, being of short body and overused mind do hereby bequeath the following things, to Dorothy a package of Cert for her very own. my “green eye shadow , and a ride home; to Odette a car that doesn’t die and a place to have a party; to Debbie K good luck in her nursing career, to Darla the good times we ve had. to Shelly the good(?) times we had in French and in study halls; to the student of C.H.S. a box of Kleenex; to Mr Wartick a free ticket to a Democratic dinner, and to my little brother. Jon. my ability to get along with everyone. I, TERRY NALL, do will my abilities to the following people; my football abilities and all my D.T.’s to Jerry; my partying ability to T.L.; my ability to skip out to T.P.; my burnout in the parking lot to Gary B.; and. my truck, my body, and all my love to Darlene. 1. DARCIE PADGETT, being of warped mind, and short, but mighty body, do hereby will the following: to Squirrel. 1 leave my ability to get along with Mr . Creek, to Marilyn B I leave my race Torino so she can get to school on time; to Nancy H. I leave a year’s supply of toilet paper .o she can finally have what I have and she doesn’t; my ability to party and come home late but not get caught to Tiger; to Amy P. Danita S. and Angie W. I leave my softball ability, to Lesa S. I leave my driving ability and my leftovers; to Rod B. 1 will my ability to go to Mt. Sterling; to Alan H. I leave my bowling ability and — for myself. Ill keep the memories of C.H.S. I. JILL PADGETT, being of bazaar mind and body, do hereby will to Tammy H. a three letter word, to Ted P my ability to be late for claaa; to M B, 1 leave the moneybox and to C.C. and MR. the ability to drive away from parties ToC.B.. M B.. SB.. and S.M. the great memories of the Fantastic Five . To B.G. my ability to be around when S B. decide, to go somewhere. To S.M. I leave our trip to soccer matches to see our dream men. a bowl of cookie dough, to go party hopping, and her main man Tom Peterason. To S.B. I leave our trips to colleges and ballgames. our skiing trip at Macomb, and all our outings with the ol' gang. I, GEORGE J. P1ZANOWSKI, give my driving ability to my sister Sue along with Imy height. I, ALICIA POST, being of absent mind and athletic body give my ability to pick a winning V.B team in PE. to K.P.; to E.P. I leave the halls of Central for 3 years; to O F I leave S.B.; to A.K.P. the ability to get good grades, to T.K. A D.H all the happiness in the universe; to P.B. all the beer she can drink, and to myself memories of C H S. I. ANGIE POST, being of deteriating mind and disabled body, leave the WHOLE bus route to P R.; I leave my “bomb and great driving ability to M R , I leave the unruly school to W.K.F.; to N.A. I leave the guy of her dreams; to T.K and D.H. all the happiness in the world; and to myself I leave all the memories of C H S. I. SHELLY REASON, being of over hiked body and under used mind do declare this to be my last will and testament. I leave to my sister Lisa and Mary F my ability to sUy out of trouble. They’ll need all the help they can get!! To my fellow girl scouts all of the great times I’ve had. To Nancy and Tracy, a free mule ride to the bottom of the Grand Canyon, to Barb, one pair of worn out boots and my ability to jump into trees while rapelling! To Carmen and April, 12 free lessons on how to make beef jerky, to Brenda. I leave a bus ticket home from Yellowstone, and a cage to bring a bear home with her! Last, but not least, all my love to that special someone from Quincy! I. EDWARD RAY SANDERSON, being of perverted mind and depleted body, do hereby will to Eric Stevens and Doug Brinkman, a can of fresh SKOAL, to Susan Miser, a year’s supply of pencils that have removable erasers. I. FRANCIS SCHMIDT, leave all the Torino burnouts to the future Hot rodders to look at I, ROGER SECREST. being of sound mind and body leave my percussive abilities to C.T and R.S.. and 100 freshmen to Mr Wartick I. LESA SMITH, being of disturbed mind andbody hereby elave the following; to Tracy H.. 1 leave my ability to skip school and not get caught; to Carmell C. I leave a lifetime supply of gum; to Amy P., I leave all the Skoal that she can handle and a ride home from school everyday; to Marilyn B., I leave a case of Malt Duck; To Amy, Marilyn, Angie, Carmell. Jeanne, and Beth. 1 leave my car to cruise and burn gas in; to Darcie. I leave my Hawk-eye and a lifetime free pass into the Mill; and for myself. I keep all my memories of C.H.S. I. DANA LEANNE SPRENGER. being of dilapidated bod and overworked mind, do hereby bequeath the following; a load of craiy quackers to Ritx. Tammy, and Wanger. a lifetime of parties and fun to my sister. Joy; my pom-pons and pom pon ability to my little sister. Robyn; all of the Erik Estrada posters in the world to Gums and her wonderful mom, a warm heart and a special thank-you to April and Brian for all that they’ve done for me; all of our good memories to Michael B.; appreciation and good luck to Mr Wartick; a thank-you to all of the teachers, counselors, and faculty for a job well done; and a future of love, peace, and happiness to the SUPER GREAT CLASS OF 1980!!! I. ERIC STEVENS, being of warped mind and macho body, do hereby bequeath a bag of puppy chow to Red Dog; a permanent pass out to T.L.; my dip can to Harry; the Race Gremlin to Ed; my wrestling ability to B.E.; the rest of my sports to anyone who wants to put up with everything, and to the faithful faculty, my ability to pull in my parking spot backwards L BRENDA STICK, being of over-partied mind and body leave the following: to Carmen, her won radio station not of Golden, with a real mike; also a garage and closet full of Millers; Kiki. my ability to remember peoples' names and a new jacket so she doesn’t have to wait to find one; Wanger. a year’s supply of Blue and a season pass to the N.E.D.; to Sue. a big black Cadillac; to Shelly, her own GS troop of little Jonea'es, to Marcia, an invitation to my house any time she has to stay after school; to Amy. as much Skoal as her little heart desires; to Kim, an older man with a good body; Curly, training wheels for her clogs; to Carla, a roll of tape (no explanation needed); Angie, my ability to dodge the volleyball when someone spikes it; and to all my friends. Thanks-it's been great' I. JANICE GAIL TAYLOR, being of crazy mind and even more crazy shaped body, will to my brother. D.T., a millionaire for a wife; J.T. my share of the chips, and to my sister. Karyn. a boy. Then to my friends. D.W.. a pair of stilU; D.K. a picture of J.M.; J A a thanks for the great times at the fair with J.O.M.; anybody else, anything they want as long as it is within reason and agrees with me; and last but not least, my memories of C.HA. I will keep forever. I, CRAIG THOMAS, being of evil mind and macho body, will my Billy Club to Stuntman, my joke cracking ability to anyone who needs it; my drum set to anyone who can handle it; and the Tiger in my car to E.G. I, TIM WAGNER, being of hollowed head and underdeveloped body do hereby leave behind, my car to my brother and sister, a new John Deere to D M.; a tell guy to JA; and last but not least, to Lori Lynn, all of our memories I, BOB WALKER, being of deflated mind and inflated body, leave to Steve P.. my car so he may have a race car. and to Jeff C.. a ride to school 1. DEBBIE WEESE. being of self-conscious mind, and short body, do hereby will to Dan all my thanks for being the best brother ever, to Dave my ability to be sweet, to Doug, my good driving ability; to Darren, my ability to lose weight; to JA my ability to stay short and my friendship 4-ever; and to my room and dad. and all my friends, my many thanks and all my love. 1. BRENDA WILKEY, being of feeble mind and broken down body, hereby bequeath my ability to do Chinese Fire Drills to “Hop’’ and Mike ; my admirable ability to get along with the teachers to my brother Ed; to Ronda. the ability to remember her stuff for speech; to Ronda. Dana. Annie, the ability to be quiet during symphonies, to Odette, her theme song; to Kim S. all our sleepy rides to B.B. practice at 7 ap; to Tam all our wild and crazy times of the past and in the future; to Sue and Theresa the ability to get through spook houses without being attacked, to all the underclassmen, the great times at CHS; but the warm memories I will keep to myself, and to Jim. I leave all my love and affection I. MYRON WITT, being of insane mine and uncontrolled body, will my good grades to anybody who doesn’t need anymore credita; my athletic ability to anyone about ready to die; my roaming in the halls to Dwight H.; my oldsmovile to anybody whose Ford falls apart; and the fun at school to everybody. I. DARLA A. W1TTLER. being of sound hearted person, will my old locker to whomever wants it, U C.C., M B.. A.P.. G.P.. B.A.. S.F.. and A.W.. the ability that they will grow up to be more mature ladies, my office job to whomever wants it, my parking place to whomever wants it, to O.L., D.K.. D.K . and J.M., good luck in your future (college); and my friendship to whomever wants it- I. DAVID WOODMAN, being of corrupt mind and sexy body, leave R.B. my penthouse in Florida, to J.R. a lifetime supply of Malt Duck, to G.F.. my jock and the hope that he grows into it. I. CHRIS WYATT, being of stable mind to some extent, and shortback. do hereby bequeath, to C.B., all the good times and memories of High School, and any clothes I may still have that belong to her; to T.Z. a fruit cert for her superb wrestling abilities, to alt my brothers and sisters my ability to make it through school (without even complaining once. HA.HA!); and Anally to all the teachers, a kleenex. because I know they're all going to miss this class SO MUCH!!! I. THERESA ZANGER, being of warped mind and body, leave Suzie. a Frenchmen; to B.W. and T.K. the memories of the “78” JC Haunted House; to Carmen I leave her own tavern, to Bernie lota of macho men; to Sandy my ability to get assignments done a few minutes before class, and to Chris I leave a certain person in Jacksonville. I. KAREN ZIMMERMAN, being of exceptionally overworked mind and undeecribable body hereby leave Riter the ability to sing like Ed; to Dawn, all those wild, exciting talks about life; the ability to fall out of a van to Gums; to Mike B. and Mark B. a tub of water to sit in; to Odette all my mental blocks in Senior Math, to Mary I leave a lifetime supply of maple nut goodies and my everlasting friendship; Anally. I leave a lifetime of happiness to all my friends; and for myself. III cherish the memories of C.H.S. forever' I. DIANE ADAIR, being of burnt out mind, and worn out body will my brains to my little sister; to P.B. and V.I. a supply of candy bars to eat in study hall; to anyone who is dumb enough to want it. Central; and last but not least, all my love and happiness to Michael! I. DIANA COULTAS. being of wasted mind and corrupted body, do hereby will all the luck in the world to Susan S.. Kathy T.. Barb C-, and Rebecca S.. so they won’t get caught smoking in the john. skipping out, etc. I. LORI HOUSTON, being of distrubed mind and overwhelming body, will B.D., to anyone that wants him; to the friends 1 leave behind I wish you all the happiness you can And in this world; an last of all my love and me to Kim Gooding for the rest of our lives! I. NIKKI SHAKE, being of high mind and little bod , will my one kitten to Jane P; and moat of all. my love to Jack G. 40 A WARDS High Honors: Wendy Bastert, Carolyn Bruns, Michelle Flesner, Ronda Husemann, Christine Herrmann, Jill Padgett, Dana Sprenger, Rita Sue Hyer, Karen Zimmerman, Susan Mixer, Dawn Janssen. Honors: Shera Lin Balk, Marcia Brady, Wanda Bastert, Nancy Carpenter, Donna Cantrell, Sue Jennings, Dorothy Kerr, Terry Kestner, Debbie Klingele, Jill Myers, Mary Lovell Good Citizenship: Dorothy Kerr, John Hernecke Student Government Award: Marcia Brady, Karen Zimmerman, Mary Lovell, Susan Mixer Winget Accounting Award: Ed Sanderson Student Government Scholarship: Christine Herrmann Summitt Club: Toye Williams, Mara Bullington, Raymond Hull, Shelly Reason, Dana Sprenger, Ronda Husemann, Susan Mixer, Debbie Klingele, Sherri Bennett, Michelle Flesner. Student of the Month: Susan Mixer, Christine Herrmann, Marcia Brady, Karen Zimmermann, Dana Sprenger, Michelle Flesner, Ronda Husemann, Brenda Stice, Jill Padgett Society for Academic Achievement: Karen Zimmerman, Mary Lovell, Sue Jennings, Dawn Janssen, Nancy Carpenter, Wendy and Wanda Bastert, Carolyn Bruns, Jill Padgett, Susan Mixer, Marcia Brady, Rita Sue Hyer, Ronda Husemann, Dana Sprenger, Michelle Flesner, Christine Herrmann, Dorothy Kerr, Debbie Klingele, Jill Myers. John Philip Sousa Award: Dana Sprenger Most Improved Band Award: Roger Secrest, Christiane Meyer David Marlow Memorial Scholarship Award: Martha Moellring N.E.D.T. Awards: Sheri Reuschel, Brenda Seibel NHS scholarship: Marcia Brady Illinois State Scholars: Michelle Flesner, Sue Jennings, Susan Mixer, Ronda Husemann Illinois State Scholarship: Ronda Husemann Elks Scholarships: Dana Sprenger, Ronda Husemann John Wood Community College Talent Scholarships-Dawn Janssen, Nanna Llewellyn Culver Stockton staff assistantship-Rita Sue Hyer Adams County Health Department Scholarships-Darla Wittier, Debbie Klingele, Dana Sprenger Northeast Missouri State Scholarship: Michelle Flesner and Christine Herrmann DAR Good Citizen-Marcia Brady Lions Club Vocational Scholarship-Nanna Llewellyn, Shelly Reason, Darla Wittier Newspaper Staff awards-Leisha Scheuermann, Darren Albers, Brian Qualls, Doug Tenhouse State Farmer Award-Terry Kestner Star Chapter Farmer-Brian Eidson DeKalb Award-Greg Janssen CLASS HISTORY The class of 1980 started their high school career in 1976 as green, but glorious freshmen. Our class entered the halls with 114 members. They were: Carla Austin, David Baker, Robert Baker, Shera Lin Balk. Wanda Bastert, Wendy Bastert, Brenda Bennett, Mark Benson, Jeff Bent, Scott Berrymann, Kevin Bienhoff, Cindy Bradshaw, Tammy Bradshaw, Marcia Brady, Doug Brinkman, Connie Britt, Doris Brocksieck, Sheila Brocksieck, Mike Bruns, Paul Bruns, Nathan Buss, Carolyn Buss, Rod Buckley, Donna Cantrell, Nancy Carpenter, Alan Cassens, Becky Clark, Eric Dierker, Bryan Dralle, Larry Dunmire, Brian Eidson, Theresa Ellison, Lisa Fleer, Jeff Flesner, Michelle Flesner, Bill Flynn, Mark Foster, David Fritschle, Alan Gerdes, Becky Green, Cindy Harris, Gary Harris, Alan Hartley, John Heinecke, Kenneth Heinecke, Nancy Herkert, Christine Herrmann, Mark Higley, Tim Hoosier, Sandy Houston, Debbie Howe, Frank Hulett, Ronda Husemann, Rita Sue Hyer, Ronnie Jackson, April Janssen, David Janssen, Dawn Janssen, Sue Jennings, Dorothy Kerr, Janice Kestner, Terry Kestner, Debbie Klingele, Todd Knorr, Tammy Krutmeier, Curtis Leibig, Jeff Likes, Nanna Llewellyn, Mary Lovell, Rick Martin, James Matte-son, Jolene Miller, Susan Mixer, Earl Moorman, Jerry Mowen, Jo Anne Mowen, Jill Myers, Terry Nall, Becky Nelson, Brent Obert, Darcie Padgett, Jill Padgett, James Peters, Alicia Post, Angie Post, Robert Rardon, Shelly Reason, Barb Salisbury, Chris Schaffnit, Francis Schmidt, Cary Sebers, Roger Secrest, Lesa Smith, Dana Sprenger, Janna Springer, Eric Stevens, Brenda Stice, Carmen Taylor, Janice Taylor, Craig Thomas, Bill Trapini, Jeff Turner, Tim Wagner, Bob Walker, Debbie Weese, Brenda Wilkey, Jerry Williams, Myron Witt, Darla Wittier, David Woodman, Chris Wyatt, Sharon Yates, Theresa Zanger, Karen Zimmerman. Officers were: Pres. Scott Berrymann, V. Pres-Brent Obert, Sec.-Susan Mixer, Treas.-Jill Padgett, Reporter-Mark Benson, St.Gov. Rep-Marcia Bardy. Sponsors of our class were Mr. March and Mr. Allen. We had a bake sale to earn money. In 1977, we returned to Central as sophisticated sophomores. During the year we gained Kim Cox, Larry Koontz, and Ed Sanderson. We lost Robert Baker, Cindy Bradshaw, Tammy Bradshaw, Eric Dierker, Theresa Ellison, James Mattson, Becky Nelson, James Peters, Chris Schaffnit, Janna Springer, Jeff Turner, and David Janssen. To make money for a failing treasury, we sold candles and jerseys. Our officers were Pres.-Doug Brinkman, V. Pres.-April Jansse, Sec.-Carmen Taylor, Treas.-Michelle Flesner, St. Gov. Mary Lovell. Our class sponsors were Mr. Wade and Mr. Elbe. As Joyful, jubilent juniors, we returned to the halls of CHS in the fall of 1978. We gained Jenifer McCoy, David La Gace, Odette Little, Mara Bullington, and Barb Daniel. Our exchange student was Fredericke Erhart. We lost Kim Cox, Frank Hulett, Jerry Mowen, Robert Reardon, Barb Salisbury, Cary Sebers, Gary and Cindy Harris, and our early graduates Carla Austin, Brenda Bennett, Becky Clark, Barbie Daniel, Jenifer McCoy, Sandy Houston, David La Gace and Sharon Yates. We sold candy bars to earn money for the Jr.-Sr. Prom which was held April 28, 1979, at the Holiday Inn, Quincy, Illinois, It was entitled “I WILL STILL LOVE YOU”. Our class officers were: Pres-Brent Obert, V. Pres-Brenda Stice, Sec.-Jill Padgett, Treas.-Christine Herrmann, St. Gov Rep.-Susan Mixer, Our sponsors were Mr. Wilson and Coach Brickman. In the fall of 1979, we entered the halls of Central for our last year, as superior, sensational seniors. We lost Doris Brocksieck, Sheila Borcksieck, Bill Flynn, Curt Liebig. Our exchange student was Christiane Meyer. On April 26,1980, the Junior Class presented the prom at Terrace, Quincy, Illinois. Theme of the prom was “SHADOWS IN THE MOONLIGHT.” We sold magazines for money for our senior trip to Nashville, Tennessee. On May 9, we left CHS at 6 am and arrived in Nashville at about 4 in the afternoon. After checking in at Albert Pick Motel, (complete with a welcome sign) we swam in the pool, and later boarded the busses for an evening of shopping. On May 10, we took a bus tour of Nashville and later went to Opryland. On May 11, we visited The Upper Room Chapel before departing for CHS. We arrived back at Central at about 6 pm. Baccalaureate Exercises were held on June 1, 1980. On June 6, 1980, we ended our 4 years at Central High School by moving our tassels and receiving our diplomas at Commencement Exercises. Officers were: Pres.-Mike Bruns, V.Pres.-Brian Eidson, Sec.-Dawn Janssen, Treas.-Karen Zimmerman, St. Gove. Reps.-Ed Sanderson, Brenda Stice, and Carolyn Bruns. Class sponsors were Coach Meyer and Ms. Davidson. Class colors were Dusty Rose and Silver, pink rose was the flower, and the class motto was “Remember yesterday, Dream about tomorrow, but live Today”. The class of 1980 set a new standard for academic achievement with 11 students graduating with high honors, and 11 students graduating with honors. 42 SENIOR PROPHECIES 1980 + 20 DAVID BAKKK has just released a new disco record entitled ‘The Shaggy D.A. SHERA LIN BALK is living in Florida and designing fashions for Saks Fifth Avenue WANDA BASTKRT has joined the Bee Gees as lead vocalist. WENDY BA8TERT has her own school and is training Seeing-Eye dogs MARK BENSON is now Vice-president of the Golden Locker under Ms Sawin. JEFF BENT has replaced Darrel Dawkins on the Philadelphia 76er's. SCOTT BKKRYMANN has been chosen as a captain of the Columbus Celtics. KEVIN BIENHOFF owns his own line of taverns. MARCIA BRADY has just been entered in the softball Hall of Fame as the only player who wore a face mask while running the bases. DOUG BRINKMAN has invented a new chow for Red Doga only. CONNIE BRITT has invented a new growth pill which she tested on herself. Now her husband, Tim, has to look up to her DORIS BROCKSIECK has been named the new Director of Nursing for the Illinois Nursing Home Institute SHEILA BROCKSIECK, at last word, was traveling the world and expects to be back in 80 days. MIKE BRUNS was recently named Rookie of the Year for the NFL. PAUL BRUNS and his wife CAROLYN, have sold their 38 room house to buy a larger 60 room house to provide adequate room for their enlarging family. ROD BUCKLEY is Chief of Police in Chatton. Illinois MARA BULLINGTON is the United States Speaker of the House. NATHAN BUSS struck oil and is affiliated with Ewing Oil. Dallas, Texas. NANCY CARPENTER conducts famous cheerleading clinics all over the U.S. and is known for her gymanstic specialty The Carpenter Cricket”. DONNA CANTRELL is the highly respected and extremely successful president of Illinois State Bank. Quincy. ALAN CASSENS. former president of Coca-Cola, is the new president of Bud weiser. Inc. BRYAN DRALLE. recently reformed, has taken over the position of Dr. Billy Graham as a leading U.S. evangelist. I RRY DUNMIRE is President of Chevrolet, division of General Motors. BRIAN EIDSON is president of John Deere Corporation and still wears his John Deere cap in the office. LISA FLEER is a leading model in New York City and also finds time to run her own fashion boutique, Lit’s Fits . JEFF FLESNER works at the I-as Vegas Hilton as a comedian and will soon appear on the Johnny Carson Show. MICHELLE FLESNER has recently become the new center of the Boston Celtics. MARK FOSTER is head accountant for the IRS. DAVID FRITCHELE developed a solution to the gasoline shortage. However, on his way to deliver his plans to the President, he drank the solution. ALAN GERDES will soon become the new head of the AFL-CIO. BECKY GREEN plana the bongos for the band of Pablo Cruise. ALAN HARTLEY, in partnership of the highly successful Hartley Fertilizer, is raising a large family with Tammy. JOHN HEINECKE has just invented a whole line of farm machinery operated by remote control from his front room easy chair. KENNETH HEINECKE. the shy boy in the class of 80 , will star in a movie which was offered to Burt Reynolds. NANCY HERKERT has just become the first woman governor in the state of Illinois. CHRISTINE HERRMANN is a research assistant for Dr. Jonas Salk, a cancer researcher MARK HIGLEY. a coach at Central, has a great reputation of going to STATE every year TIM HOOS1ER is a hair stylist for Fsrrah Fawcett, Cheryl Tiegs, and Bo Derek. DEBBIE HOWE is happily married to Terry and they are planning to enlarge their 15,000 acre ranch. RONDA HUSEMANN happily married to Randy and raising five kids, is working as a seamstress for Erik Estrada. RITA SUE HYER is appearing weekly on “Chips with Erik Estrada RON JACKSON has won his 5th gold medal for wrestling at the Olympics and is now competing for Mr. America. APRIL JANSSEN, now living in Paris, is a fashion designer for Robert Redford. DAWN JANSSEN, happily married to Todd and living in Nashville (where she missed the sr. trip bus) has just received her 10th gold record. SUE JENNINGS has won $100,000 for an award for the smallest handwriting DOROTHY KERR recently took over her father’s medical profession and in her spare time” doss free-lance writing JANICE KESTNER has broken all world records in the 880 yd run at the Olympics. TERRY KESTNER has just received an award for the Outstanding Farmer of the Year. DEBBIE KLINGELE is working as a nurse at Mayo Clinic where she is known for her humanitarian attitude. TODD KNORR, who already owns a Trans Am. has won another on the “Price is Right? LARRY KOONZ has had the opportunity to elegantly dine with President Joe Wartick and First Lady. Esther TAMMY KRUTME1ER has just invented a make-up to cover up red spots” on the neck. JEFF LIKES has just passed a bill eliminating Mondays, after those hard” weekends. ODETTE LITTLE is captain of the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. NANNA LLEWELLYN is touring the U.S. with the Olympic Volleyball Team. MARY LOVELL is the reigning Miss Illinois. RICHARD MARTIN is known world wide as an artist for Time Magazine. JOLENE MILLER is quite successful in her line of Jo Miller” Fashions featured in Glamour SUSAN MIXER is a roadie for Cheap Trick . JO ANNE MOWEN, UJ5. Ambassador to Iran, has made plans to hold Khomeini hostage CHRISTIANA MEYER frequently visits the U.S. when on tour as a concert violinist. JILL MYERS has just become head librarian at the Library of Congress. Washington. D.C. TERRY NALL, a senatorial candidate for the U.S. Senate, is happily married to his campaign manager. Darlene. BRENT OBERT now owns a ranch in Texas and is raising bulls”. DARCIE PADGETT is the confectionary expert of Padgett’s Pastry and has recently invented Chocolate Pickle Ice Cream. JILL PADGETT is Jim Palmer’s personal bat girl. ALICIA and ANGIE POST now have joint ownership in a new store. The Trading Post . SHELLY REASON is s leader of the Golden Girl Scouts, who have set a world’s record for a cross country hike. ED SANDERSON was asked to wrestle Black Angus on All-Star Wrestling. FRANCIS SCHMIDT is a leading FBI agent ROGER SECREST is a drummer in Doc Severinson’s band and appears on the Johnny Carson Show. LESA SMITH is the winner of the Safe Driver award. DANA SPRENGER is now head nurse at Barnes Children's Hospital in St. Louis. ERIC STEVENS, editor of Playboy is now living in his Las Vegas Penthouse. BRENDA STICE is a television executive and specializes in commercials for “Cool Cola . CARMEN TAYLOR, after becoming printer of the Golden New Era has earned enough money to lend Ron to buy her a diamond JANICE TAYLOR has been baking cakes for While House dinners. CRAIG THOMAS of “Tom Collins” fame, is touring the U5. and Europe. TIM WAGNER is the owner of the largest pork outlet in the U.S. BOB WALKER is the new owner of Bent's Grocery in Camp Point. DEBBIE WEESE is a leading soloist for various choral activities in the U.S. and Canada. BRENDA WILKEY owns a supermarket in Coatsburg and Jim is one of her delivery boys. JERRY WILLIAMS has just opened a new car lot. Jerry’s Used Cars”. MYRON WITT is now playing for the Meadowlark lemon Bucketeerv DARLA WITTLER has baked all wedding cakes for brides in the class of 80 and plans to enter her next cake in the Pillsbury Bake-Off. DAVID WOODMAN has started a mall with a specialty shop of Wood-duclw.” THERESA ZANGER is a bridal consultant for Bride's Magazine KAREN ZIMMERMAN is now the Pom-Pon instructor at Iowa State University. 43 TIMES OF 44 YOUR LIFE The laughter 4 The shadows of misty yesteryears 4 4 The times of your life? and the bad you’ve seen 4 Remember? Do you remember? 4 4 and the tears 4 The good times 4 And all the others in between 45 46 JUNIORS JUNIORS JR. CLASS OFFICERS: Dean Moore-Pres., Monica Simmons-V.P., Laura Adam-Treas., Shanzelle Clevenger-Sec., Julia Hunsaker-St. Council Curt Beebe Paula Beebe 48 JUNIORS JUNIORS Mike Ritfg 52 S3H0IM0Hd0S SOPHOMORES Bonnie Allen Kim Allen Charlotte Austin Lisa Balzer Randy Bastert Barbara Benson Nancy Brocksieck Cheryl Brown Daryl Bunte Cindy Buss Marilyn Buss Cris Carstens Kendall Carstens Dawn Cary John Cassens 54 SOPHOMORES Annette Cate Carmell Clevenger Jeff Conover Carla Davison Sherry Deming Theresa Duvall Mike Elbe Terry Emery Sara Far low Richard Flesner Mary Fritschle Erin Georges Lori Gerdes Roy Gibson Brent Hapke SOPHOMORES Rickey Moore Cheryl Mowen Frances Mowen Jerry Nall Dina Neisen SOPHOMORES Joe Nielsen Ted Parker Jeanne Padgett Scott Peuster Amy Potts Danita Shank Anita Simmons Kristi Slater Joy Sprenger Susan Stabler Teresa Stark Peggy Stultz Matthew Tenhaeff Doug Tenhouse Perry Tenhouse 57 SOPHOMORES Cathy Tooley Bill Vonholt Lance Walton Tammy Welty Eddie Wiley Hey! Hey! We’re the Monkeys! Ah! Come on! Aren’t 1 loveable! Doyeee! FRESHMEN FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: SHELLY HIBBERT, PRESIDENT; RUSTY MILLER, VICE-PRESIDENT; ALICIA ADEN, TREASURER; SECRETARY, REPRESENTATIVE, JON MYERS CLASS OF 1982 SANDY DAVID ADEN ABBOTT TERRY BAILEY ALICIA ADEN DELL ANN BALK LYNDA BIENHOFF TONY BLISS BRIAN MARTY BRITT BROCKSIECK SUSAN BROCKSIECK MELINDA BROEMMER LISA BROER HON BUCKLEY GARY BUSS KEVIN CANTRELL TOM CANTRELL BRAD CASSENS BARB CLARK JEFF COLLINS BRETT DANIELS MATT DEARWESTER RANDY DEMING TIM DEMING CHUCK DIETERLE RYAN DIETERLE BRETT EDGAR PAMELA EIDSON ELLYN ENSLEY DEANNE FLESNER KEVIN FLESNER WENDY FREDERICKS TAMMY GERDES BRENDA GIBSON LARRY GIBSON DAN GIEKER WEBB GILBERT SHERRY GOODING JIM GREGORY DAN GRIFFIN DIANE GRIST ROBIN GRONEWOLD JASON HAPKE 61 Freshmen LISA HAPKE DARRELL HENZE TRACY HERKERT KIM HIBBERT SHELLY HIBBERT TAMMY HIGLEY SCOTT HULL BECKY HUTSON JEFF KILL TONY KLINGELE KIM LEAKE CHRIS LEASMAN STEVE LEENERTS SUE LLEWELLYN STEVE LORD BYRON MCCALL LORI MCGARTLAND ERIC MILLER RUSTY MILLER MOLLY MOELLRING CARL MOWEN DENNY MOWEN JON MYERS DEANNA NALL DEBBI OBERT BRAD O’DEAR RENATE ONDRACEK THERESA PARN CHARLES PETERS LISA PEUSTER 62 FRESHMEN BILL PHILLIPS EDDIE POST SUE POST PAM REDENIUS SHARI REUSCHEL JOHN RIGG KEVIN RIGG STEVEN RIGG JODIE ROWLAND GRANT SCHEUERMANN KIM SCHUSTER BRENDA SEIBEL TERESA NELSON TRACY NELSON RICKY SHAKE CHARLIE SIMMONS DEANA SMITH JIM STEINKAMP PENNY STINNETT KEVIN THOMAS AMY VAN ZANDT CINDY VOLLBRACHT GENE WELTY SHELIA WELTY KEVIN WINEBRINNER BECKY STROUD 5 ACTIVITIES ANNUAL STAFF Front L to R-Ms. Davidson, sponsor; Dorothy Kerr, co-editor, Jill Myers, co-editor, Miss Korenowski, sponsor. In truck-D. Sprenger, M. Lovell, D. Janssen, J. Gunn, K. Zimmermann, R. Hyer, L. Fleer, S. Mixer, A. Janssen, J. Padgett, 0. Little, D. Wittier. Back Row-B. Green, M. Bullington, L. Adam, photographer; C. Vonholt, S. Balk, T. Krutmeier, B. Wilkey, R. Husemann, M. Wagner, photographer. In September, Annual Staff started out with a group of excited, capable girls. During November-December, advertising was sold all over the area, and over $1000 was collected — an all-time record! As the year wore on, however, the Central Hi-Lites suffered a few setbacks. Woltz Studios gave us many, many headaches when they failed to send us several dozen senior pictures and also the drama club organizational picture. Workers of the annual also became very scarce, and as a result, only eight dedicated staffers remained to finish the yearbook. They were Ms. Davidson, our faithful sponsor; Dorothy Kerr and Jill Myers, co-editors; and a handful of staffers-Susan Mixer, Darla Wittier, April Janssen, Rita Sue Hyer, and Jill Padgett. Nevertheless, we hope we have captured a few of those precious, priceless, humorous memories and have preserved them forever in the 1980 Central Hi-Lites. 66 ART CLUB L to R Dorene Schuster, Tammy Hughes, Vicki Irvin, Nancy Golden, Jeff VanKanagan, sponsor, Dell Ann Balk, Becky Green, Shera Lin Balk, Lisa Fleer 67 CENTRAL HIGH BAND seated: R. Husemann, D. Kerr, K. Lord, L. Adam, L. Scheuermann, P. Stultz, J. Padgett. 2nd Row: K. Schuster, P. Eidson, L. Fleer, M. Bucher, M. Brady, M. Moellring, C. Herrmann, D. Sprenger, L. Janssen, K. Thomas, D. Tenhouse. 3rd Row: F. Kerr, J. Seybold, R. Deming, C. Eidson, M. Lovell, J. March, S. Clevenger, R. Husemann, J. Nielson, T. Perry Standing: Mr. Saul-Director, L. Ihrig, J. Padgett, K. Schafer, J. Sprenger, C. Thomas, R. Secrest, R. Scheiter, C. Dieterle FLAG CORP TWIRLERS Row 1: B. Stice, J. Padgett, C. Clevenger. Row 2: R. Bienhoff, J. Gunn, B. Doyle, C. Vonholt, R. Husemann. Row 3: S. Mixer, S. Balk, T. Krutmeier, B. Wilkey, A. Janssen, L. Fleer COLOR GUARD S. Balk, B. Green, L. Fleer, A. Janssen C. Eidson, N. Llewellyn- Chief Majorette, D. Irvin BAND OFFICERS Mary Lovell, Sec.-Treas., Craig Thomass, President, Jill Padgett, Vice President 68 CENTRAL HIGH BAND 69 CHORUS Front Row: K. Zimmerman, D. Sprenger, B. Stice, C. Herrmann, M. Brady, J. Padgett 2nd Row: D. Seckman. L. Fleer, R. Husemann, D. Janssen, M. Lovell, R. Hyer, L. Gerdes, L. March, J. March, J. Gunn 3rd Row: D. Kerr, D. Balk, R. Ondracek, J. Taylor, L. Kestner, T. Janssen, L. Woodman, C. Vonholt, A. Janssen 4th Row: J. Sprenger, L. Ihrig, M. Moellering, L. Scheuermann, L. Welty, R. Husemann, J. Seybold, D. Irvin, C. Eidson 5th Row: D. Albers, F. Kerr, D. Tenhouse, R. Kitchen, D. Keller, J. Nielsen, B. Qualls. Chorus Officers; C. Herrmann, B. Stice, D. Sprenger, K. Male Ensemble: “White Christmas” Zimmerman, M. Brady 70 Solos All District Music Festival Members Seated: M. Simmons, J. Hardy, Standing; F. Kerr, D. Seated: D. Albers, R. Husemann; Standing: D. Tenhouse, F. Tenhouse, D. Albers, D. Sprenger, D. Janssen, C. Meyer. Kerr, Mr. Bob March, Choral Instructor, D. Sprenger, D. Janssen, M. Simmons, J. Hardy, J. Sprenger Winter Concert All-State Music Contestants: Monica Simmons, Julie Har- dy, Robert March, instructor, Christiane Meyer 71 This year, for the first time, Drama Club presented a Variety Show entitled, “Live from CHS, It’s Thursday Night!” The club gave various skits which were very hilarious, and the Jazz Band made it an even more enjoyable evening with music segments. A special thanks to Mrs. Saul for all the work she’s done this year with the Drama Club. The Annual Staff wishes to apologize to each and every member of the Drama Club for omitting their organizational picture. Woltz Studio didn’t send it to us, so we did the best we could with what we had. We’d especially like to apologize to Rick Martin. No picture of Rick was found, but he did a spectacular job in the skits he participated in at the Variety Show. Members of Drama Club include: Toye Williams, pres.; Ronda Husemann, Dana Sprenger, Christiane Meyer, Lisa Fleer, Rick Martin, Eric Stevens, Mara Bullington, Myron Witt, Leisha Scheuermann, Bryan Nall, Sherri Bennett, Vicki Irvin, Nancy Hendricks, Jan Seybold, Dana Zbornak, Kris Mensen-dike, Dina Neisen, Kristy Slater, Doug Tenhouse, Darren Albers, and Mrs. Saul, sponsor. 72 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1 - Mr. Kerr, sponsor, R. Howe, T. Kestner, D. Fritachle, B. Eidson, A. Hartley, C. Carstens. Row 2 - D. Janssen, J. Mixer, J. Cassens, G. Pizanowski, D. Heubner, M. Witt, J. Williams, T. Wagner. Row 3 - P. Tenhouse, C. Carstens, G. Janssen, B. Vonholt, R. Bastert, M. Rhea, B. Obert, K. Beinhoff, K. Heinecke. Row 4 - M. Tenhaeff, G. Linnemeyer, J. Myers, C. Mowen, S. Peuster, T. Klingele, N. Buss. Row 5 - K. Carstens, J. Kill, D. Griffin, J. Hester, D. Brinkman, A. Cassens. Row 6 - B. Cassens, B. Phillips, B. Steinkamp, J. Collins, T. Deming, M. Dearwester, G. Buss OFFICERS Front Row: Mr. Kerr, sponsor, Randy Howe, Alan Hartley, Craig Carstens. Back Row: Terry Kestner, David Fritschle, Brian Eidson GAA Row 1 - B. Wilkey, T. Krutmeier, A. Janssen, M. Lovell, J. Kestner, M. Brady, S. Mixer, J. Padgett, S. Balk, B. Doyle, E. Georges, S. Clevenger, K. Lord. Row 2 - L. Fleer, D. Wittier, A. Post, D. Howe, B. Stice, R. Hyer, T. Williams, J. Bruns, J. March, J. Gunn. M. Bucher. Row 3 - C. Vollbracht, S. Reushel, K. Schuster, D. Irvin, C. Eidson, C. Vonholt, M. Wagner, S. Bennett, L. Janssen, R. Deming. Row 4 - J. Sprenger, L. Ihrig, L. Welty, R. Husemann, J. Seybold, D. Shank, C. Clevenger, J. Padgett, L. Adam. Row 5 - B. Benson, A. Simmons, S. Farlow, B. Allen, A. Wittier, M. Buss, K. Schafer. A. Potts, M. Flesner, C. Herrmann. Row 6 - P. Stultz, D. Padgett, L. Smith, B. Green, M. Bullington, K. Post, V. Irvin, D. Flesner, L. Hapke. Row 7 - Mrs. Dewell, sponsor, N. Carpenter, N. Herkert, D. Balk, A. Aden, L. Bienhoff, S. Llewellyn, T. Herkert BOWLING TEAM Row 1 - Maribeth Wagner. Row 2 • Kim Post, Darcie Padgett. Row 3 - Susan Mixer, Marcia Brady, Darlene Irvin. Row 4 - Janice Kestner, Michelle Flesner, Alicia Post, Darla Wittier. Row 5 - Mrs. Dewell, sponsor 74 DEUTSCH KLUB Row 1 - D. Sprenger, A. Janssen, Mrs. Anderson, sponsor, M. Lovell, A. Wittier, Row 2 - L. Fleer, R. Husemann, B. McCall, M. Rhea, G. Pizanowski, B. Davison, Row 3 - L. Smith, S. Mixer, K. Zimmermann, J. Gunn, D. Janssen, L. Adam, Row 4 C. Clevenger, B. Stice, M. Brady, L. Janssen, K. Mensendike, L. Scheuermann, D. Klingele, Row 5 - J. Padgett, M. Buss. D. Shank, E. Schreake, C. Lovell, O. Little, B. Benson, Row 6 - K. Schuster, S. Reushel, M. Moellring, B. Clark, B. Straude, D. Grist, P. Eidson, Row 7 - D. Irvin, B. Doyle NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: D. Sprenger, K. Zimmerman, R. Husemann, C. Herrmann. Row 2: W. Baatert, B. Stice, R. Hyer, B. Wilkey, M. Flesner, D. Klingele. Row 3: L. Scheuermann, C. Vonholt, S. Clevenger, B. Doyle, K. Lord, B. Davison, N. Carpenter, D. Janssen, Row 4: J. Meyers, D. Kerr, W. Bastert, M. Brady, J. Padgett, S. Balk, S. Mixer, M. Lovell, J. Kestner. Row 5: Mr. Harold Sickles, sponsor, M. Bruns, D. Moore, M. Redenius, T. Kestner. OFFICERS Dana Sprenger, treasurer, Christine Herrmann, secretary, R. Husemann, Madame President, K. Zimmerman, Vice President. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Row 1: D. Sprenger, M. Lovell, M. Brady, K. Zimmerman, S. Mixer, J. Hunsaker. Row 2; XC. Bruns, B. Eidson, E. Sanderson, J. Myers, Mr. Saul, sponsor, M. Elbe, Mr. Joe Wartick, sponsor, J. Padgett, A. Wittier 77 LETTERMEN’S CLUB Front row-M. Bruns, P. Bruns, D. Brinkman, B. Eidson, A. Cassens, S. Berryman, M. Flesner, J. Padgett, S. Balk, B. Green. 2nd row-Mr. Elbe, sponsor; J. March, J. Gunn, D. Janssen, S. Mixer, M. Brady, J. Kestner, C. Herrmann, B. Wilkey, T. Krutmeier, A. Hartley, E. Sanderson, B. Obert 3rd row-Wendy Bastert, A. Wittier, A. Potts, N. Llewellyn, B. Stice, M. Lovell, J. Bent, E. Stevens, M. Witt, T. Lung, M. Higley, M. Elbe. 4th row-Wanda Bastert, N. Carpenter, N. Herkert, D. Padgett, C. Taylor, R. Jackson, K. Zimmerman, D. Sprenger, A. Janssen, W. Powell, D. Moore, D. Woodman, G. Kindhart. 5th row-D. Tenhouse, R. Scheiter, R. Jackson, J. Kindhart, T. Lung, T. Post NEWSPAPER STAFF Leisha Scheueamann, Darren Albers, Brian Qualls, Doug Tenhouse, Kathryn Dewell, sponsor 78 1 9 7 9 HOMECOMING Seated: M. Lovell. E. Sanderson. Standing: A. Janssen. P. Bruns, S. Berrymann, C. Bruns, 1979 King and Queen: T. Elbe and P. Lovell. N. Herkert, M. Bruns, S. Mixer. B. Obert Homecoming Royalty Queen Mary Lovell and King Ed Sanderson 1st attendants: Susan Mixer 2ns attendants: April Janssen 3rd attendants: Carolyn 4th attendants: Nancy Her and Brent Obert and Paul Bruns Bruns and Scott Berrymann kert and Mike Bruns 79 Freshman Attendants: Dell Ann Balk And Charlie Simmons Sophomore Attendants: Sara Farlow And Ted Lung Senior Attendants: Mary Lovell And Scott Berrymann Junior Attendants: Monica Simmons And Dean Moore 80 1979 King Queen Jeff Moore Mary Baucom 1980 King Queen Myron Witt Dawn Janssen Senior Attendants Brent Obert Mary Lovell Junior Attendants Craig Carstens Julie Hardy Sophomore Attendants Mike Elbe Carmelle Clevenger 1st Attendants Alan Hartley Tammy Kruitmier Freshman Attendants Rusty Miller Tracy Herkert 81 5 O 30 0 1980 Prom court-Seated Queen: Nancy Herkert and King: Craig Thomas; standing L to R-2nd att.-Brent Obert and Nancy Carpenter, 3rd att. Mike Bruns and Dana Sprenger, 1979 King and Queen-Mary Baucom and Bill Lee, 4th att. Myron Witt and April Janssen, 1st att. Scott Berrymann and Mary Lovell Address by Mr. President, Dean Moore 'Shadows in the Moonlight' Nancy, I love you!' The 1980 Junior - Senior Prom was held at the Starlite Terrace Quincy, Illinois, on April 26, 1980. The program consisted of an address by Dean Moore, announcement of the court, and the theme song, “Shadows in the Moonlight” being sung by Monica Simmons and Julie Hardy. The evening was beautiful and the seniors thank the Juniors for making the 1980 Prom very special. 82 O Oo CO 83 THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN NOVEMBER 16 AND 17, 1979 8:00 P.M. Director- Mrs. Randi Saul Student Directors- Nancy Aden and Travis Knorr Place: The living room of the Gilbreth home in Montclaire, N.J. Time: 1920’s CAST Mr. Gilberth Bryan Nall Mrs. Gilberth Kelli Lord Ernestine ......................................Julie Hunsaker Frank ..........................................Craig Carstens Anne Julie Gunn, Cindy Eidson Martha .......................Monica Simmons, Toye Williams Dan ............................................ Dean Moore Bill .............................................Wes Powell Fred ...........................................Monty Jibben Lillian Leisha Scheuermann, Roberta Deming Jackie Greg Elesner Mrs. Fitzgerald Chris Vonholt, Bess Doyle Dr. Burton .................................... Derik Ihnen Joe Scales ...................................... Tim Lung Miss Brill Julie Hardy, Laura Adam Larry ............................................Ted Perry PROMPTERS Shanzelle Clevenger Martha Moellring Marcia Bucher Janet March PUBLICITY Julie Gunn Janice Bruns Tracy Janssen Julia Hunsaker Marcia Bucher Laura Adam Bess Doyle Martha Moellring TICKETS Diana Coultas CONCESSION Vicki Irvin TICKET TAKERS Sheri Webster Cindy Bair Tammy Swift Wayne Brocksieck Kim Post Nancy Golden MAKE-UP Ruth Bienhoff Lisa Woodman Maribeth Wagner Sherri Bennett Debbie Deming Janie Bruns Darlene Irvin ATHLETICS VOLLEYBALL VARSITY SQUAD L-R 1st row B. Stice, J. Kestner, 2nd C. Taylor, M. Brady, 3rd L. Fleer, Rowz Brickman (coach). S. Mixer, 4th We. Bastert, R. Hyer, N. Llewellyn, Wa. Bastert 5th C. Clevenger, 0. Little, M. Buss WEST CENTRAL CONFERENCE M. Brady, We. Bastert, J. Kestner. Wa. Bastert, S. Mixer Record Varsity 13-6 J. V. 7-3 M.V. P Susan Mixer M.IMP. Varsity Brenda Stice MIMP J. V. Beth Allen Capt. Janice Kestner Thanks Rowz for a great and memorable season' Marcia Brady Top Server: Over 139 Consecutive Serves!!! But I'm trying to Such an ethusiastic practice! J.V. SQUAD L-R 1st B. Doyle, K. Lord, D. Irvin, 2nd A. Potts, S. Llewellyn, A. Wittier, 3rd B. Allen, D. Shank, E. Schreacke, 4th K. Schaffer, C. Vollbracht, M. Little, 5th 0. Little ___________________________________ 89 Dr. Jekyll Mrs. Hyde Senior Salute J.V. team in action? Is she talking to us? Rah rah girl! Go for it It’s SuperNanna Another players strike? Swing your partner Serving champ Is this ours? the The refs point of view I got it! Second at CHS Invitational We are Hey, move over. That’s mine!. champions What a funny way to pray 90 This is it team! I want my share too! Take that! This is really easy! FOOTBALL: A SEASON OF CLIFFHANGERS VARSITY Front 1-r D. Woodman, E. Sanderson, E. Stevens, B. Obert. T. Nall. M. Bruns, A. Hartley, D. Brinkman 2nd D. Moore, T. Deming, B. Hapke, R. Jackson, M. Elbe, Ted Lung, R. Scheiter 3rd E. Wilkey, G. Cantrell, J. Nall, T. Ferry, Tim Lung, G. Masters J. V. Front 1-r J. Collins, T. Cantrell, R. Miller, G. Cantrell, T. Deming, S. Leenerts, 2nd G. Masters, G. Kestner, T. Lung, M. Elbe, J. Nall, R. Scheiter, B. Hapke, R. Jackson, E. Wilkey, J. Neilson 91 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE-1979-80 Sept. 7 - Petersburg Porta 14-Pleasant Hill 21-Brown County 28-Warsaw (Homecoming) Oct. 5-Unity 12-Hamilton 19-Carthage 26-Routt Nov. 2- Triopia denotes Conference Games FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Sept. 10-Brown County 17-Pleasant Hill 24-Warsaw Oct. 8-Unity 15-Hamilton 22-Carthage WINNERS NEVER QUIT, QUITTERS NEVER WIN Assistant Coach: David Allen MOST VALUABLE-Brent Obert MOST IMPROVED-Eric Stevens DEFENSIVE LINEMAN-Brent Obert OFFENSIVE LINEMAN-Mike Bruns, Brent Obert Offensive Back-Terry Nall DEFENSIVE BACK-Ed Sanderson Most Tackles-Tim Lung (83) LEADING RUSHER-Ed Sanderson (470 yd.) Sr. Eric Stevens Assistant Coach: Randy Nei-kamp and Coach Gary Brickman Sr. Mike Bruns Sr. Ed Sanderson Sr. David Woodman Sr. Brent Obert Sr. Alan Hartley Sr. Terry Nall SENIORS 92 POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL 1979 HOMECOMING SENIOR VICTORY 12-6 SENIORS 1st row: K. Zimmerman, A. Post, D. Howe, R. Hyer, N. Llewellyn, C. Herrmann, M. Bullington, L. Fleer, 2nd row: N. Herkert, C. Taylor, S. Balk, J. Padgett, S. Mixer, M. Brady, B. Stice, B. Wilkey, C. Bruns, N. Carpenter. 3rd row: M. Higley, C. Thomos, L. Smith, J. Bent, D. Janssen, A. Janssen, D. Wittier, B. Green, R. Husemann, D. Sprenger, M. Flesner, T. Krutmeier, A. Hartley, J. Kestner, M. Lovell, S. Berryman, D. Padgett, E. Stevens, P. Bruns JUNIORS 1st row: D. Moore, T. Knorr, C. Carstens, T. Perry. 2nd row: J. Bruns, J. March, V. Irvin, M. Wagner, T. Williams, N. Golden, K. Post. 3rd row: C. Vonholt, K. Lord, J. Gunn, S. Clevenger. C. Bennett. N. Aden, M. Moellering, R. Deming, 4th row: R. Bienhoff, D. Irvin, C. Eidson, L. Adam, B. Doyle, J. Hunsaker, M. Bucher, D. Deming 93 WRESTLING Bottom row: Bryon McCall, Danny Griffin, Jeff Kindhart, Eric Stevens, Gary Kindhart, Wes Powell. Back row: Coach Odie, Mike Rigg, Ed Sanderson, Ron Jackson, Randy Jackson, Randy Deming Advance to Sectionals RECORDS Randy Jackson- 185 Gary Kindhart - 132 Danny Griffin - 112 K Ml — 98 Byron Me Call 5-13 112 Dan Griffin 14 9 119 Jeff Kindhart 12 8 126 Eric Stevens 22-6 132 Gary Kindhart 18-7 138 Wes Powell 8-9 145 Mike Rigg 4-11 155 Ed Sanderson 18-7 167 Ron Jackson 24-1 185 Randy Jackson 17-6 HWT Randy Deming 5-11 Team Record 8-5 A little bit of relaxation! Get him in a head lock! Ron Jackson - 167 t Ed Sanderson - 155 Take him down, Gerald! 94 STATE QUALIFIER Ron Jackson 24-1 All ouu Sure beats modeling pur pie underwear! -jr And at 145, Mike Rigg! Hey! Get off my back. Pin him Randy. Wait, I lost my contact. I can’t wait much longer. Ref. Energetic aren't we?! WEST CENTRAL CONFERENCE CHAMPS! 95 J. V. BASKETBALL NOTRE DAME TOURNAMENT - SOPHOMORE CHAMPS Standing; John Cassens, Manager, Brad O’Dear, Kevin Flesner, Randy Bastert, Rusty Miller, Joe Nielson, Matt Tenhaeff, Rob Scheiter, Perry Tenhouse, Gary Kestner, Kevin Cantrell, Charlie Simmons, Kelli Lord, Bess Doyle-Stats, Kneeling Jim Mixer, Mike Elbe, Gary Linnemeyer, Doug Janssen, Ted Lung Team Record: 20-1 CONGRATULATIONS BOYS! Let’s Go Put it in, Gerald! What’d you say? Where’d What everybody happened? go? % BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL L to R Coach Kibe, M. Witt, M. Higley, T. Perry, S. Berryman. A. Hartley, J. Bent, A. Cassens, C. Carstens, P. Burns, B. Obert, J. Heinecke, B. Flesner. F. Row, D. Janssen, G. Linnemeyer, M. Elbe; T. Post J. Cassens, managers; B. Doyle K. Lord, Stats. Central 84 Rushville 69 Central 63 Beardstown 64 Central 53 Winchester 59 Central 67 Lewis town 62 Central 66 Triopia 68 Central 61 Mon month 67 Central 52 Pittsfield 58 Central 79 Unity 52 Central 68 I nity 48 Central ? 65 I ndustry 64 Central hnp Louisiana 62 Central 70 Highland 64 Central 61 Barry 54 Central 60 Southeastern 51 Central 55 Notre Dame 59 Central 74 Brown County 50 Central 77 Carthage 45 Central 74 Hamilton 50 Central 71 Warsaw 51 Central 69 Seymour (Payson) 68 Central 62 Pittsfield 63 Central 52 Nauvoo-Colusa 67 Central 60 Liberty 77 Central 77 Brown County 64 Central 62 Notre Dame 65 Team Record 15-10 AWARDS Captains — Brent Obert, Mark Higley MVP — Brent Obert Most Improved — Myron Writt Mr. Hustle — Paul Bruns Mr. Defense — Myron Witt All Conference — Brent Obert. Mark Higley Capts. Obert, Coaches Meyer, Higley Elbe STATISTICS Points-total, ave. — Brent Obert (399, 15.9) Field Goal ave. — Jeff Bent (60'c) Free Throw ave. — Myron Witt (73f ) Rebounds — Jeff Bent (154) Assists — Alan Cassens (115) Steals — Myron Witt (52) 97 GIRLS BASKETBALL Varsity 1st Row- Statisticians: N. Aden, L. Adam, T. Krutmeier, K. Allen, 2nd Row- C. Clevenger, A. Wittier, D. Shank, D. Neisen, M. Wagner, 3rd Row- Coach Creek, M. Buss, K. Schafer, M. Flesner, S. Bennett, B. Wilkey, B. Benson, C. Herrmann Central 55 Triopia 19 40 QHS 60 41 Hamilton 35 44 Carthage 40 55 Beardstown 41 50 Pittsfield 38 60 Warsaw 52 44 Unity 36 64 Colchester 46 30 Payson 79 58 Plymouth 20 45 Rushville 57 31 Beardstown 28 50 QND 65 46 Warsaw 38 54 Brown County 41 56 Pittsfield 58 38 QND 54 51 Perry 21 36 Carthage 46 62 Winchester 59 Sr. Brenda Wilkey Sr. Michelle Flesner Sr. Christine Herrmann 98 JUNIOR VARSITY JV IN ACTION Front- P. Redenius, K. Slater, C. Vollbracht, S. Reuachel. Back Row- M. Frit- Coach Hastings chele, L. March, T. Herkert, D. Zbornak. D. Schuster, L. Balzer, A. Potts, L. Bienhoff, D. Obert, M. Bromer, S. Llewllyn, L. Reason Record 2-14 Best Rebounder-Amy Potts Most Improved-Sheri Reuachel Best offensive-Tammy Higley Best defensive-Amy Potts Best Hustler-Lynda Bienhoff Records Broken Michelle Flesner had 31 rebounds in a game 375 rebounds in a season 825 rebounds in her career Most points —35 in a game 470 in a season 1056 in her career Christine Herrmann had 13 assists in a game. 170 in a season 825 in her career Statistics Most Points-Flesner-470, Field goals-52.6%, Free Throws-Flesner-55.6%, rebounds-Flesner-375. Most assists-Christine Herrmann AWARDS Captains-Michelle Flesner, Christine Herrmann, Brenda Wilkey MVP- Michelle Flesner Most Improved-Angie Wittier All Conference (1st team)-M. Flesner, Honorable Mention-S. Bennett, B. Wilkey, C. Herrmann 99 CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders: Nancy Herkert, Captain Nancy Carpenter Mary Lovell Janet March Julie Hardy Monica Simmons Junior Varsity: Anita Simmons Barb Benson Sara Farlow, Captain Alicia Aden Tracy Herkert Dell Ann Balk Panther Mascot: Trish Buss Cheerleading Sponsor: Mrs. Kathryn Dewell 100 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS I eft to right-Shanzelle Clevenger, April Janssen, Carmen Taylor, Brenda Stice, Susan Mixer, Capt., Cindy Eidson. Boogie down! Let's see Where were we? POM-PON SQUAD Bottom-Kim Schuster, Lori Janssen, Shelly Hibbert. Middle-Jeanne Padgett, Erin Georges, Julie Gunn, Julia Hunsaker. Top-Dana Sprenger, Dawn Janssen, Capt., Karen Zimmerman, Theresa Parn, Cindy Bair. Sponsor-Peggy Davidson. LEGS!!! Ready-Set-Go Where’s the music? 101 BOYS TRACK Ron Jackson-Senior Doug Janssen-Sophomore Mike Elbe-Sophoraore Dean Moore-Junior Ted Lung-Sophomore Tim Deming-Sophomore Randy Jackson-Sophomore Jim Mixer-Sophomore Kevin Rigg-Freshman GIRL’S TRACK L-R B. Beson, P. Stultz, J. Kestner, S. Reuschel, K. Mensendike. M. Moellring, B. Seibel. C. Meyer, L. Scheuermann, R. Deming, P. Eidson, L. Peuster, D. Balk, L. Ihrig, J. Padgett, S. Farlow, M. Bullington, J. Seybold. Back row: Coach “K”, M. Little, mgr. 400 meter relay: Lisa Peuster, Sara Far low, Sherri Reuschel, Lori Ihrig 800 medley relay: Sherri Reuschel, Sara Farlow, Jeanne Padgett, Barb Benson Mile relay: Brenda Seibel, Roberta Deming, Barb Benson, Janice Kestner 4 Faster than a speeding bullet Congratulations to Janice Kestner. For the third year in a row, Janice participated in the state track meet in the 800 meter run. Though she was crippled by leg injuries, Janice finished eleventh in her event. We’re all proud of you Janice. Thanks, Coach Korenowski, for a great and fun season. We really appreciated your hard work to make us the best team possible. 800 meter relay: Jeanne Padgett, Sara Farlow, Sherri Reuschel, Lisa Peuster 103 TRACK STATISTICS Boys Track-1980 Records Broken Discus-Ron Jackson-133 4V ” F S-3200 Relay-Mike Elbe, Ted Lung, Jim Mixer, Doug Janssen- 9:32 Girls’ Track-1980 Most Valuable Track-Janice Kestner Most Valuable Field-Carmen Taylor Most Improved-Jeanne Padgett SOFTBALL 1st row-Coach Meyer, Wanda Bastert, M. Flesner, C. Herrmann, M. Brady, 2nd row- M. Wagner, L. Adam, D. Shank, J. Padgett, T. Hughes, 3rd row-A. Wittier, M. Buss, A. Potts, K. Schafer, T. Higley, 4th row-C. Vollbracht, L. Hapke, D. Obert, D. Padgett, R. Hyer. W. Bastert Senior Softball Members-Wanda Bastert, M. Flesner, C. Herrmann, M. Brady. Back Row-Coach “O”, D. Padgett, J. Padgett, R. Hyer, Wendy Bastert SOFTBALL SNAPS Girls’ Softball 7 wins — 5 losses West Central Conference Champs — 2nd year in a row. Co-Captains: M. Brady, C. Herrmann MVP-Marcia Brady RBI-Michelle Flesner (18) Batting Ave.-Maribeth Wagner .464 Pitching-Wendy Bastert-5 wins Letter Winners; Christine Herrmann, Wendy and Wanda Bastert, Michelle Flesner, Jill Padgett, Darcie Padgett, Marcia Brady, Rita Sue Hyer, Amy Potta, Angie Wittier, Maribeth Wagner, Kim Schafer. All Conference: Amy Potta, Michelle Flesner, Jill Padgett, Marcia Brady, Kim Schafer Honorable Mention: Christine Herrmann, Wendy Bastert, Angie Wittier, Maribeth Wagner 106 BASEBALL 1980 mBmf4 1st row-D. Anderson, stats, M. Elbe, D. Brinkman, S. Berryman, M. Higley, C. Thomas. 2nd row-J. Mixer, M. Jibben, R. Bastert, K. Thomas, S. Powell, C. Simmons, K. Lord, stats. Coach Elbe. 3rd row-Coach Blickhan, G. Masters, G. Kestner, C. Carstens, T. Knorr, R. Jackson Seniors Mark Higley, Craig Thomas, Doug Brinkman, Scott Berryman Records 14 wins 11 losses Steve Powell-batting champ, 483 ave. Gary Kestner-most RBI’s-16 Mark Higley-MVP Travis Knorr-winning pitcher 5-4 Ah, let’s go boys. Steve Powell, batting champ. 107 Watch for my signal. West Central Conference All Conference Pitcher Out Field In Field Designated Hitter Honorable Mention Catcher Out Field In Field Travis Knorr Mark Higley Randy Bastert Steve Powell Mike Elbe Gary Kestner Doug Brinkman Jim Mixer Congratulations to the team for winning the West Central Conference title once again! 108 109 SENIOR Volleyball Bottom Row, L-R • Marcia Brady, Carmen Taylor, Nanna Llewellyn, Rita Hyer. 2nd Row, L-R - Su9an Mixer, Brenda Stice, Lisa Fleer. 3rd Row, L-R - Wanda Bastert, Wendy Bastert. Top Row, Janice Kestner. Football L-R - Ron Jackson, Brent Obert, Ed Sanderson, Doug Brinkman, Eric Stevens, Mike Bruns, Alan Hartley Wrestling Left to Right • Ed Sanderson, Ron Jackson, Eric Stevens Michelle Flesner Athlete of the Year Brent Obert Athlete of the Year Boys’ Basketball L-R - Paul Bruns, Brent Obert, Alan Cassens, Myron Witt, Jeff Bent, John Heinecke, Alan Hartley, Scott Berry-mann, Mark Highley Girls’ Basketball Left to Right - Michelle Flesner, Christine Herrmann, Brenda Wilkey 110 A THLETES ) Wrestling Cheerleaders Left to Right - April Janssen, Carmen Taylor, Susan Mixer, Brenda Stice Cheerleaders Left to Right - Nancy Pom - Pon Left to Right - Dana Carpenter, Nancy Herkert, Mary Lov- Sprenger, Karen Zimmerman, Dawn ell Janssen Baseball Left to Right - Mark Higley, Craig Thomas, Doug Brinkman, Scott Berrymann Softball Bottom Row, L-R - Wanda Bastert, stats, Michelle Flesner, Christine Herrmann, Marcia Brady. Top Row, L-R - Mr. Meyer, coach, Darcie Padgett, Jill Padgett, Rita Hyer, Wendy Bastert Girls’ Track Left to Right - Christiane Meyer, Mara Bullington, Janice Kestner (Carmen Taylor, picture not available) 111 OFFICE WORKERS 112 Donna Wilkey, Arlene Meinta, Gladys Naught A SPECIALTY SHOP featuring YOUTHFUL FASHIONS FOR ALL 526 South 8th Street Quincy, Illinois 62301 Phone 224-3522 Monday 11-6; Tues. thru Fri. 10-6; Sat. 10-5 SCHOOL OF FASHION FASHION MERCHANDISING COURSE FASHION SECRETARIAL COURSE Operated by the School of Fashion GEM CITY COLLEGE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY (Quincy Beauty Academy) ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS PLACEMENT FOR GRADUATES SCHOOL OF SECRETARIAL COURSE STENOGRAPHIC COURSE LEGAL SECRETARIAL COURSE MEDICAL SECRETARIAL COURSE EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL COURSE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT COURSE ELEMENTARY BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTING COURSE BUSINESS AND JUNIOR ACCOUNTING COURSE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COURSE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND HIGHER ACCOUNTING COURSE IBM KEY PUNCH COURSE RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST COURSE COURT REPORTING HOROLOGY ENGRAVING COURSE CLOCK REPAIRING COURSE JEWELRY - DIAMOND SETTING COURSE JEWELRY STORE MANAGEMENT COURSE WATCHMAKING COURSE COMPLETE HOROLOGIST COURSE Gem City College SEVENTH AND STATE QUINCY, ILLINOIS 114 CONTRACTURAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH JOHN WOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE Congratulations to each of you Class of 1980! 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