Chenoa High School - Chenowan Yearbook (Chenoa, IL)

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Trained Brains Varsity Scholastic Bowl Team Front row: Eric Elder, Jeanie Perkins, Chris Eash, and Lisa Cooney. Back row: Todd Reeser and Jennifer Jacobs. Front row: Tim Sim son, Jill Jacobs, Andy Adair, Kelly Cooney, Sherry Sension, Kerry J. V. Scholastic Bowl Team Monroe, Natalie Schleder, and Tim Thomas. Back row: Joe Wilkins, Randy Bounds, Jim Jacobs, Curt Stalter, and Jeff Vercler. 5- A v 1554? .,. Junior Members Kim Adair, Mike Power, and Tim Greenwell The Redbird Scholastic Bowl team competed in matches all over the state during the 1980-81 school year. Competition began in Eureka with the Scholastic Showdown in October. Later both the varsity and junior varsity teams fared well at the 24 team Minonk Invitational. Mike Power was selected to the JV all-tournament team and Jennifer Jacobs and Lisa Cooney led the varsity with 17 and 16 toss-up answers respectively. Later tournament efforts at Strea- tor, Wenona, Kewanee Wethersfield, Chenoa and Mt. Pulaski did not yield trophies but some did excellent in individual efforts. Mike Power was again selected to Chenoa's All Tournament team. The year was culminated by a great team effort at the Midstate Conference tournament where, after losing to El Paso, the varsity team went on to win the consolation championship in an exciting match with Flanagan. A final tro- phy was garnered at the Roanoke tournament with Chris Eash being selected to the All Tour- nament team. The last match of the year pitted Chenoa's varsity against arch-rival Lexington in one on one competition in front of the Lexington Kiwanis Club with Chenoa winning an exciting match to cap a good year. Jennifer Jacobs and Lisa Cooney made the Scholastic Bowl Hall of Fame, each answering over 30 toss-up ques- tions. Coach: Mr. Andrew Cooney Compliments of SANITARY CLEANERS Fairbuiy, Illinois 27

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g Wrestlers Cradle Up Victories From left to right: Mike Wilkins, Don Nagel, John Schuler, John Brucker, Dan Carranza, Tim Riggs, Coach Thomas, Bill McKinsey Tim Thomas Rick Carranza, Nathan Michaels, Gary Keneipp, Joe Church, and Jim Brown. Tri-captains: John Schuler, Dan Carranza, Jim Brown. Knot picturedj with Coach Thomas. 26 Soon after football season was over, wres- tling became the main thought of a few. Working out before, during, and after school was soon a must for the wrestlers. In order to be a good wrestling team the wrestlers stayed until 6:30 P.M. almost every night, lifted weights, and counted calories. Because they worked so hard, four wrestlers made it into the Hall of Fame. This was an outstanding individual accomplishment. Tim Thomas and Bill McKinsey advanced to the sectional tournament in which each placed fourth. T. Thomas MVP B. McKinsey 40 take-downs N. Michaels 21 reverses D. Nagel 12 escapes B. McKinsey 38 near fall T. Thomas 16 Pins B. McKinsey Eureka Tournament 5th place Flanagan Tournament 2nd place LeRoy Tournament 4th place District 5th place Dual Record ll-1 l-0 Compliments of BOB NUSSBAUM Fairbury, Illinois

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I IW. .I ,..KT- - ITM ' ' eak aw-.. ,. Marti Miller-Verse Contest play castg L-R, Front row: Keith Dunahee, Lori Seeman, and Ann Ripley. Back row: Marti Miller, Melissa Estes and Brad Schleder. The speech team had a good year with a fine team effort and some great individual accomplishments. Chris Eash, Eric Elder, and Marti Miller qualified at districts to compete at the sectional level. Marti Miller gave a fine performance and went on to the finals competition. The contest play placed second in districts and qualified for sectionals but were unable to attend because of schedule conflicts. The readers theatre placed fifth at districts. Marti Miller and Ann Ripley received all cast awards at districts. Marti Miller was named most valuable speaker for the year. Readers Theatre: L-R, Sherry Sension, Amy Morris, George Hibbs, Kim Adair, John Baltz, and Rod Saffer. Compliments of the PINK POODLE BEAUTY SALON Fairbury, Illinois