Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

SUMMIT 1985 Volume 53 Chester High School 1901 Swanwick Street Chester. Illinois 62233 THE 1985 SUMMIT 18 DEDICATED TO ... Mrs. Wanda Riley We, the Summit staff of 1985, dedicate our yearbook to a special teacher who gives so much of her time, knowledge and experience to her students Mrs. Riley holds great interest and much concern for her students while they are both in high school and in college. She also gives her time as class sponsor and as sponsor of the National Honor Society. Mrs Riley is known by students and faculty for coming in before and after hours to help students achieve in the area of mathematics. She also contacts former students and discusses the elements presently taught in college classes so she can continue to best prepare students for their futures. This is our way of voicing our deepest appreciation for one who does so much for so many. 2 HIGH8TEPPER8 ON THE MOVE Leader of the Pack WE WERE MOVERS FROM THE BEGINNING -h Bird Man Ball Handler Beck Bus Educated v Star Reporter 7 P Porky” Hard Cover Boss A J Straw'berry” Shortcake Reynold's Wrap Dedicated D.Q Worker Miller Light California Girl Banner Waver Funny Girl Petey” Twinkle Toes SECTION HEAD: GINA GERBERDING ASSISTANT: MELISSA TILLER Queen Dina Lochhead Maid of Honor Amy Tindall Aimee Ulrich Lori Johnson Dina Lochhead Curt Clendenin Dina Lochhead David Ludwig Mark Platt Amy Tindall Aimee UlrK'h Greg Hol um Teri Bert Chris Gaertner I ori Johnson Brad Cleiman Kenny Chambers Cheryl Waltemate Angie Vankey Gregg Thuran Angie Moore lim McF addin Kim Doza Danny laramore Ryan Sanders Michelle KeeWe Lori Spiller Bob Misuraca Matt Wittenberg Cathy Howard Cindy Korando Rob Wmgerter lami Sternt erg loe Lieter Chris Colvis Lee Ann Briciges Lynette Neisletn Tucker Search Miki Sternberg Scott Brown Mark Fleming Beth Canady Allison Wolff Mike IXjensmg Lori Conrad Nelson Fggemeyer Tonya McClure Scott Grott Gina Gert erding Shawn Schweizer Lori Preston lack Houghlan joe Bohnert leff Grott 12 Cheryl Dierks Tricia Neislein Gna Alms Richard Holley Julie Malley Kevin Fedderke Angie Weaver Chris Kuehne Denise McDonald Brian Thomas lamie lochhead Cliff Andrews loby Prost Deon Roth Denise Shields Wayne Decker Greg Barnhart Tammie Me Adams Chris I indsey Phillip Brown Ton McClure Robby Hittmeier Shannon Stumpe Terri Moore Christie Abernathy Mike Feaman Susan Dierks Tim Atchison Terry Koester Chris Zang Blenda Lambert Beth Herschbach Charnelle Erickson lohn Clanda Shawn McCartney lisa Link Mindy Barnhart David Uffelman Dean Andrews Lon Welge Karen Tripp leff Cotner Melissa Bollman Todd Fleming Kristen Platt )im Howie Gail lones Brian Platt Rachel Tripp lay Shields Kevin Beam Dawn Theilemann k m Gaertner Kevin Esselman |o Andrews Marko lauhiainen Russel Hecht Melissa Reiman Lisa Chandler Philip Maes Ml Gent sch Steve Diercks Michelle Clarkson Chris L ingle Lisa Klein 13 Amy and Lori awaiting halftime The Golden Football presented by senior Scott Hammel junior candidate Ten Bert with escort Philip Wingerter . junior Rob Hittmeier quenching his thirst The deserted gym after the dance Senior cheerleader Lisa Wingerter throwing footballs to the fans Students relax and enioy a good time Retiring queen Kelly Gregory 14 Many c ouples enjoy the slow dances A very emotional Homecoming queen about to get her crown The queen and her court A spooky scene from the Homecoming dance Couples enjoy a dance together The VeHowjackets stretching before the big game Mark Platt — ready for Jeff Davitz Donna Davis Bill Allison lenmfer Leonard Mike Herschbach Tracy Cushman Todd Moeller Stacy Springer Tom Tudor Vicki Kerkhover Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Steffey Mr and Mrs Miss lanelle Lochhead Hildebrant Misselhorn Mr MichaH Robmson 16 MUSIC FESTIVAL SENIOR HIGH Melissa Reiman, Karrie Buescher. lisa Wingerter, Rachel Tripp JUNIOR HIGH IMEA stands for Illinois Music Educators Association. This year, the festival was held in early November at SIU Carbon-dale. The choirs rehearse all day in preparation for a concert that night. In order to participate the school music director must send in students' names along with a rating of their choral performance. The district committee then selects people from each school. When all the talent is put together, it sounds as though the people have been studying together all their lives. Front Row Mike Zang. Amy Cray Second Row Mark Tessereau. (ill Gentsch, lami Sternberg FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS From Finland Marko lauhiainen From Germany: Barbara Herrmann COMMENTS... Marko Jauhiainen: Being here is much different than in Finland. In the beginning it was difficult but I have already gotten used to it. I think this is an experience which real value is revealed not until I'm back home But the best in being here are all those marvelous people I have made friends with. Barbara Herrmann: I like being at this school very much. I like the students, the teachers and the easy way of life everybody has. Besides the food I like cruising through the town the most. But I also like the band and the games (football and basketball) a lot, since we don't have these things at home, back in Germany. HALLOWEEN 1. Where's Charlie Brown? 2. I vanl your blood' 3. We're off to see the wizard' 4 Dead meat' 5 ??? WINNERS Freshman - Stacey Springer Sophomores - Melissa Reiman and Rachel Tripp juniors - Cathy Howard. Lon johnson. jodi Krantz, Deana Suhre and Melissa Tiller Seniors - julie Gtelman and Marsha Stewart Boy Athlete - Mark Platt Girl Athlete — joe Andrews Faculty - Mrs Clendenin and Mrs. Pautler SWEETHEART DANCE 20 lay Shields Lori Welge Scott Brown Angie Moore 21 NEW H( NOR SOCIETY MEMBERS (jina ' t-rbefdmg Dawn (.� rt erding Lisa w m erter Cheryl Kahlfs Mark F lemmg Troy C w-ndenin Ginger Yu '‘'58T I (jora Wittenbnnk W arehausen Mindy Barnhart Keith Wittenbnnk t I 1EST1 K I I xjcation association H RSH4P AWARD Pauller A WARDS ChnsHI Gina C, i ynelte ’ v . neryi W .Itemate i..' tteig i a a W 'lenbhflk Vu siiW A I’PRECIATION -� hester I ter aid Tribune IMS Chris ( olvis TYPINC Cathy Howard j Amy Tindall Chen Miemeyer ! Alice Dement Shelley Berry Lynn T indall Tracy Springer Lori Surman Ronda Venable SHORTHAND Angie Brown Lee Ann Campbel Dawn Gerber ting Tamrme M Adams Deana Suhre Melissa Tdler SPEED TYPING Tracy Springer Lon Surman C • ndenm n)ng at-Mner • H.-fs. hb ch lames k Patterson . haulier ilham Cheryl Rahlfs Brian Stallman (anger Yu lisaWngerter SONS Of THE AMERICAN REVOLUTV )N AWARD Dommc Pa utter DAUGHTER THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD Beth SUMMIT Ronda Venable SPEED-WRITING: Angie Brown Tamrme Me Adams Deana Suhre T ilW r LT BRUCLWELGE SCHOLARSHIP v Ovis PEP CLUB AW Amy rmOu-AeneeUlhch P1 Dawn Gerber : ng Cheryl Waltemate Dma lochhnad MOSI V A. aw E AijJSTUWt ■ Dma Lot htiea T Cma (a-rne'rlPSfTrunner pJ ■ ypwfr : TION AW [Lisa Klein I Chers I W alternate 3 A H ■ tkial arts awards , [w.VORK.NG — AWARD Dr ART ' ■ ‘.v- Wanda Riley SUMMIT A WARDS fJSOJST WCX )C ■ d� s •Jfcrj 1, EDITORS Gad Jones lisa Wing 'er ASS6TANT EDITORS David Fries' Lon Johnson SECTION HEADS ChnsGaertner Dawn Gerber ding Gma Gertltrding Beth herschbath Mark Platt David UffdmaQ Aanee Ulrich Lon WHge STAFF Mindy Barnrt Curt Clendafrn Mike HersdAach Cathy How Lisa Klein John Leonard Lisa Link Terri Moore Ivnette Drifter Richard Pauttef Tncia Netsietr Kristin Platt Cheryl Rahlfs M � lissa Reiman Angie smith lim Smith I )eana Suhre Dawn Th Melissa T.ller Angie War hausen Carol VVesierman Keith W rienbrink Ginger Yu lisa appa OUTS I AM )INC BUSINESS STUDENTS AWARDS ACCC XJNTINCd ............ ........... Karne 8uesdffl Todd Fleming Cart jones Shawn Straight David Utielman Lisa W mgerter HIS .man sJ er M ’ v [Urn t . U fS Greg Barn! David Detr w Scott Gross Jett Grott Don Straight Shawn Stra Tom Tudor FRENCH CLUB SERVICE AWARD Dawn GerbefcfctT FRENCH! AWARD : Knstin Platt FRENCH II AWARD % Gmger Yu AMERIC AN H6TORY AWARD Grant Morns SAE SENIOR AWARD Conrwe Kirkover S A E OUTST ANDING ACTIVITY AWARDS Amy Gray Angie Bedinger � Connie Kirkover Tracey Kirkover . ► Patti Smith Karen Tripp Melanie Turner ‘ BAUSCH LOMBSCIENa AWARD Dominic Pautler I1IN( )IS SCIENCE TEACHER'S AW ARD Beth Herschbath ACADEMY Of SOENCE AWARDS Tracey Kirkover Richard Pautler Lara Reuter Melissa Reiman lackie Scott Ronda V enable OUTST ANDING BIOLOGY AW ARD Laura Wittenbnnk CHESTER DENTAL CUMC SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Lon Conrad ELKS MOST V ALUABLE STUOENTS AWARDS Dmalcxhhead Jim Smith CHESTER W ()WAN'S CLUB SCHOL ARSHIP AWARDS -EDUCATION Gail Jones Lisa Wingertef Cheryl Walternate Aimee Ulrich Karne Buescher Gina Gerberding Dawn Gerberding CHESTER WOMAN'S CLUB CAMPERSHPS -ART Carol Wester man Mark Fleming (alternate) UBRARY AWARDS Jade Diebolt Lisa Clark Christie Abernathy Sherbert ARMS -rSERVE NATIONAL SCHOLAR AND AT ' HC AWARDS ding C AWARDS ■Wittenbnnk ■DENT’S AC aixmjc FITNESS AW ARDS ■odd Fleming [Gail Jones 1 Beth Herschbach | Chris Gaertner rwrunif Pjutlpf ILLINOIS ST ATE SCHCXAR AW ARDS Beth Herschbach Gad Jones Dominic Pautler Todd Fleming SPECIAL CONSOLIDATED COAL SCHCXH lisa Wingerter SPEC IAL ACHIEVEMENT AW ARDS Beth Herschbach Gail Jones Gina Gerberding Todd Fleming Dominic Pautler Chns Gaertner ARMY R O T C SCHC 1 ARSHIP AWARD Chns Gaertner MIKE McLEAN MEMORIAL AWARD -FOOTBALL lim Howie I FKH2 ROTH MEMORIAL AWARD )im Howie PIKE EC T ATTENDANCE AWARDS YEARS: Angie Brc Curt Clendemn TroyOendenm “ Melissa T iller David Verseman 2 YEARS Shelly Beck Tm C’opple Kevin Fedderke Joe Fness lorn Gaertner Ion Johnson Dana Kempter Dawn Thielemann 1 YEAR Kelly Beck Kevin Gendenm Chns CoKis Todd Frazer Dawn Gerberding Drew Gokkng Jett Grott Scott Hammel David Handsbury Lon He war dine Danny Kattenbraker Rhonda Kipp lynette Netslem Tncia Netslem Robin Otten Mike Phoenix Bnan Platt Bnan Snider Bnan StaBman Mark Surman David Utfelman Tracy Waltemate Kent Wetge Lisa Wingerter I 23 SPRING AWARDS CONCERT BAND ARION AWARD RUNNER-UP WAYNE THORNE SERVICE AWARD FREDERICK ALLMEYER AWARD CHESTER WOMAN'S CLUB CAMPERSHIP CHESTER ROTARY CLUB CAMPERSHIP Gina Gerberding Gail jones Beth Herschbach Mark Tessereau Melissa Tiller Tom Welge CHORUS ARION AWARD RUNNER-UP CHESTER WOMAN'S CLUB CAMPERSHIP CHESTER MUSIC PATRONS CAMPERSHIP Lisa Wingerter Karrie Buescher Kim Beck Melissa Reiman 24 QCIENCE FAIR The annual local science fair was held at the Chester Grade School on February 21. Lara Reuter, Tracey Kirkover, Melissa Reiman, Richard Pautler, Ronda Venable, and Jackie Scott all received firsts, which made them eligible to go to the district fair at SIU Carbondale on March 30. The students all did a very fine job I 25 Richard Pautler Lara Reuter, Tracey Kirkover STUDENT COUNCIL OLYMPIAD 3-legged Race 1. luniors 2 Sophomores 3. Freshmen Egg Toss 1. Seniors 2. luniors 3 Sophomores Pillow Fight 1. Freshmen 2. luniors Balloon Toss 1 Sophomores 2. Freshmen 3. Seniors Obstacle Course 1. Seniors 2. Sophomores 3. luniors Tug-O-War 1. luniors 2. Sophomores Cheryl Waltemate SPRING Queen Gail lones Aimee Ulrich DANCE Maid of Honor Amy Tindall Angie Moore 4 Queen Gail lones 9 Greg Thurau Angie Moore |im Howie Gail lones 4 Mark Platt Aimee Ulrich David Ludwig Amy Tindall Charlie Gualdoni Heidi Mueller Brad Cleiman Cheryl Waltemate Greg Barnhart Chris Lindsey Curt Picou Lisa Zappa )ohn Clarida Tracy Springer lay Shields Dawn Thielemann Chris Lingle Brian Thomas Lisa Klein Michelle Keeble Rob Hittmeier Allison Wolff less Canady Stacy Springer lack Houghlan Cheryl Dierks Mike Feaman Susan Dierks Matt Wittenberg Dean Andrews Cindy Korando Karen Tripp |oby Prost Scott Gross 30 jo Andrews Julie Malley Jackie Jany Ryan Sanders Jeff Grott Tracy Mines Gina Alms Scott Brown Mindy Barnhart Todd Fleming Stephanie Welge David Uffelman Lori Welge Philip Maes Don Straight Shawn Straight |ill Gentasch Nancy Hartman Gina Dettmer Steve Res Cheri Hartman Chris Colvis Lynette Neislein Chris Gaertner Brian Platt Lori Johnson Rachel Tripp Deon Roth Russell Hecht Dina Lochhead Robin Boner Tim Atchison Mike Fedderke Blenda Lambert Dee Straight Troy Doza loe Bohnert Kristin Platt Rhonda Eggemeyer Bob Misuraca T om T udor Tracy Cushman Vicki Kerkhover Rob Wingerter Tracy Waltemate Wade Tutor Denice Shields Jeff Laramore Stephanie Lingle Todd Evers Tricia Neislein Kevin Beam Gina Gerberding Shawn Larry Wingerter |eff Davitz McCartney Beth Canady Donna Davis Lynn Tindall Danny Hecht Angie Brown Kent Brookman lami Sternbert Rob Fortner 32 Kim Doza lim Smith Jeff Cotner Melissa Tiller Melissa Bollman Greg Colvis Kim Lobeck I Gaertner Dee Crawford Shannon Stumpe Christie Abernathy Danny Laramore Tim Bert Kim Fricke Denise Biesterfeld 33 Front to Back Marsha Stewart. Dina Lochhead. Robby Hittmeier. Cheryl Dierks, Tammie McAdams. Barbara Herrmann, Lisa luenger, Tracy Badgett, Tracy Berry. Denise McDonald, Angie Smith. Dawn Golding. Lon Hewer dine, Alan Aspley. Lisa Klein. Cheryl Waltemate, Shelly Beck, Chris Lindsey, Blenda Lambert. Angie Moore. Beth Canady. Gna Gerber ding. Shelly Berry. Karen Rickenberg, Angie Brown, Carol Westerman, Lisa Clark, Connie Kirkover, Steve Castellano. Mark Fleming. Brad Cleiman. Brian Thomas, Tim Atchison, Roscoe Handsbury, Kevin Combs The Art Club is headed by Miss lanelle Lochhead and consists of talented members of the art classes. Throughout the year they have painted windows of local businesses and have designed the Homecoming and Spring Dances. After the annual Christmas concert the members display projects they have worked on since the beginning of the year Before the year is over they plan to paint a mural on the art room wall. 40 BAND First Row Jamey Garner, Tracey Ward, Stephanie Welge, Jim McFaddin, Donna Burke, Mike Kessel, Gnaer Yu, Denise McDonald, Karrie Buescher, Gina Gerberding, Lon Preston, Lisa Chandler. Tracy Cushman, Kim Doza, Angie Weaver 2nd Row Gen Bert, Mike Zang, Lisa Link, Cheryl Rahlfs. Dina Lochhead, Beth Herschbach, Kristin Platt, Tracy Waltemate, Melissa Tiller. Lori lohnson, Terri Moore. Gail Jones, Angie Bedmger, Stephanie Lingle 3rd Row Melissa Reiman, Rachel Tripp, Renee Faverty. Kathy Vieregge, Amy Gay. (ill Gentsch. Mindy Barnhart. Lynn TindaH, Kevin Pautler. Tracy Springer. Tricia Netsletn. Susan Diercks. Donna Davis, Cheryl Waltemate 4th Row Rod Sanders, Tom Welge, Mike Herschbach, Kevin Clendenm. Les Cram, Craig Castellano. Steve Res. Tracey Kirkover, Mark Tessereau, Allen Mehrer. Keith Wittenbnnk, Mark Platt, Barbara Herrmann. Rita Miller 5th Row |ami Sternberg, Cheryl Diercks, Beth Canady. Dawn Thielmann. Lynette Neislein. Chns Colvis. Philip Maes. Scott Stallman. Shawn Heuer, Rob Young. Danny Kattenbraker, Chhs Zang The CHS Band is one of the most active groups in our school. Every football season the Marching Band entertains the crowds with their pregame and halftime shows. The Pep Band performs at all home basketball games, and the Concert Band performs two concerts each year, one at Christmas time and the other in the spring In March, the Chester Band also held the annual Tr-Tri-City Music Festival The major fund-raiser for the band is the sale of cheese and sausage. They also sold a new item this year -milk chocolate Statues of Liberty While raising money for the band, they also made money to give to the restoration of the statue 41 SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Standing left to right, Beth Herschbach, Barbara Herrmonn. Donna Davis, Cheryl Waltemate, Dina Lochhead, Gail k nes, Karrie Buescher Sitting, left to right, Cheryl Diercks. Rita Miller, Beth Canady, Mark Platt. Mike Kessel, Chns Zang, Ona Gerber ding BAND OFFICERS BANNER GIRLS The Banner Girls lead and introduce the band during parades, and carry the American flag for the National Anthem in pre-game shows during football season First Row Beth Thielemann, Leann Campbell, Kim Beck Second Row: Sheila Hirte. Patty Smith, Angie Warhausen 43 DANCE AND R I L L Co-Captains Lisa Klein and Lori Wel| First Row Lon Preston. Vick. Kerkhover. (on. Caertner Second Row Lon Welge. Kristin Platt karrie Buescher Angie Moore. Lynette Neislein, Tracy Waltemate. Lisa Klein Dance and Drill The Dance and Drill once again had a successful year They practiced throughout the summer to prepare themselves for football season After football season, they went full-speed into basketball and performed at half-time This year's Senior members did something new; a black light routine to Kansas City.” The Dance and Drill as a whole, performed at a S.I.U.-C basketball game in January to Knock on Wood. They were a real crowd pleaser Lori Welge. Karrie Buescher. Angie Moore, Lisa Klein FLAGS Bottom Jodi Krantz 2nd Row - L to R Angie Smith, Julie Malley 3rd Row - L to R Donna Burke, Cheryl Waltemate. Cheryl Dierks 4th Row - I to R Jill Gentsch. Dawn Thielemann, Cheryl Steffens, Susan Dierks Senior Members: Cheryl Diercks and Cheryl Waltemate The Flag Girls marching with the band add color to the parades and the pre-game and half-time shows of football season. They also perform half-time shows during the basketball games. The girls put a lot of practice into their routines which combine flag twirling and precision drills. Captain Cheryl Waltemate RIFLE CORPS The Rifle Corps has worked hard this year under the direction of Mr. Martin. They participate in the parades and entertain the audience at football and basketball games. 46 Senior Members. Donna Davis, Lori Conrad, and Kathy Baggett Captain: Lori Conrad TWIRLER8 Left to Right Cathy Howard. Alice DeMent, Amy Tindall, lami Sternberg. Lon Johnson. Melissa Tiller, Carol Westerman Drum Majorette and Senior Twirier Amy Tindall The CHS twirlers were under the new direction of Deb Powley this year. They have performed at home football and basketball games, amazing the audiences with their fire and lighted baton routines. Head T wirier Lori lohnson 47 B v— L A C K NIGHTS First Row: Dave Fness. Greg Colvis. lim Smith, Allen Mehrer. Keith Wittenbnnk, Chris Naeger 2nd Row Grant Morris. Scott Gross, Mike Kessel, leff Grott. John Rowold. Doug lany, Russel Hecht, Chris Zang 3rd Row Mark Platt. Bob Biesterfeld, Dave Uffelman. Greg Barnhart. Brad Cleiman, Scott Hammel. Kent Brook man. Troy Clendenin 4th Row Trevar Vasquez. Rob Wingerter. Don Do za. Christie Abernathy. Shannon Stumpe, Rob Wingerter, Glenn Andrews. Mike Herschbach This year the Black Knights, reorganized from a couple of years ago, have brought spirit back to the basketball games. The group consists of spirited members of the student body, mainly boys, who helped add life and animation to the games. They cheered along with the cheerleaders and even started some of their own cheers. Their efforts not only boosted the spirits of the players, but also helped get the crowd involved. During the games, there was a special feeling of electricity and excitement in the air And all of this is due to one group; the Black Knights. BUILDING TRADED 1st Row - L to R: Dean Rucker Mark Fleming. Shawn Schweizer, k hn Rowold. Mr Marks. Instructor. 2nd Row - L to R Greg Holzum, Glenn Andrews. Deon Roth, Bob Misuraca. Danny Hecht 3rd Row - L to R: Scott Gross, Tom Tudor, Greg Barnhart, David Dethrow, leff Grott To take part in building trades, one must sign up and then be selected by the building trades instructor, Mr. Marks. This year marks the second and final year of completing the house, located on Solomon Street The boys put in many long and hard hours to produce a fine house that they know was well worth the time. C CLUB 50 Frst Row Greg Barnhart. Russell Hecht, Chris Zang. Phil Wmgerter. Troy Clendenm. Aimee Ulrich. Marsha Stewart. Dina Lochhead. Gma Gerber ding. Gail kxies Second Row Brad Cleiman. Chris Gaertner. Bill Alkson, )im Smith. Lon Johnson. Stephanie Welge, Melissa Reiman. Carol Wester man. Lisa Wmgerter Third Row Mike Phoenix, lay Shields Fourth Row Scott Hammel. Dave Uffelman, Lon Welge Fifth Row Tim Atchison. Danny Hecht Sixth Row Tom Tudor. Brian Thomas Seventh Row Rob Wmgerter. Mark Platt. Keith Wittenbrmk. Nick Stone. Todd Fleming, Amy Tindall. Denise Biesterfeld, Donna Burke. Angie Brown Eighth Row Todd Schweizer, )im Howie. Chris Lmgle, David Friess, |oe Liefer. Curt Clendenm. Cheryl Diercks. Laura Wittenbrmk. Jo Andrews C Club is an organization of CHS athletes who have lettered in any of the interscholastic sports at CHS The C Club sponsors the basketball game with the Harlem Magicians and raises money for camps with car washes. The C Club helps to promote school spirit and sportsmanship CHORUS 1st row (I to r) Dee Straight. Alice DeMent. Gna Alms, Kris Knoke, lami Sternberg. Rena Schiff. Lara Reuter, Stephanie Schneber, Stacy Springer. Kim Beck. Chen Hartman 2nd row Tammie McAdams. Mary Pulliam. Rhonda Kipp. Iill Gentsch. Laura Wittenbnnk, |ohn Leonard, Tracey Kirkover 3rd row Melissa Reiman. Mike Zang. Amy Gay. Jennifer Bollinger, Craig Castellano. Brenda Hartman. Ms Tanner - Director 4th row Rachel Tripp, lamey Garner. Lisa Wmgerter. Karne Buescher. Steve Res. Mark Tessereau. Mark Decker Front Chen Hartman Middle (I to r): Stacy Springer. Kim Beck. Mark Tessereau. Lara Reuter, Tracey Kirkover Back Melissa Reiman, Karrie Buescher. Lisa Wingerter, lamey Garner, Rachel Tripp. Mary Pulliam 51 F.F.A. 1st row. L. to R Mr Hildebrandt, John Irose, Tim Bert. Mike Knott, Ryan Sanders. Steve Snider, Enc Montroy, Tim Rinehart 2nd row Allen Wilson. Charlie Gualdoni, Ray Miller, Brian Gams, David Handsbury. Mike Hasemeyer. Jim Voudrie, Jeff Biddle, Andy lames. 3rd row Steve Hecht, Dennis Hornbostel, Becky Leavitt, |eff Herrell. Mark Decker, Heath Mott. Bob Kekow, Jack McCormick, Dan Kattenbraker The FFA, Future Farmers of America, was a very active organization this year They attended the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, where they were among FFA chapters from all over the country They judged many contests and they had a visit from the sectional officers of the FFA They also sold popcorn at all the football and basketball games. First Row John Irose. Reporter Mike Knott. Vice-President Ryan Sanders. President. Steve Snider. Secretary 2nd Row: Eric Montroy. Treasurer, Tim Bert, Parlimentarian; Tim Rinehart, Sentinel; Mr Heldebrant 52 F.H.A. First Row Patty Korando. Karen Tripp. Lon Welge. Christie Abernathy. Donna Davis. Cheryl Waltemate, Karrie Buescher. Kim Frt ke. Mindy Barnhart. Tracy Waltemate 2nd Row Chris Bauer. Tracy Ward. Allison Wolff, Kim Doza. Ronda Venable. Lon Schrader. Tricia Neislem, Aimee Ulrich. Terri Moore, Denice Shields, Michelle Keeble 3rd Row lulie Malley. Lisa luenger. Vicki Kerkhover. Mary Zander, Kathy Baggett, Shirley Bielawski. Stephanie Schrieber. Sara Kirkland, Patty Smith, Kristin Platt. Shannon Brown 4th Row lorn Gaertner. Kim Beck. Blenda Lambert. Lana Pogue. Kim Kueker. Dawn Steele. Shelly Berry, Leann Campbell. Gna Gerberdmg. Angie Moore. Beth Canady. Renee Faverty. Kathy Ingram Sitting Christie Abernathy. Treasurer Patty Korando. President. Karen Tripp. Vice-President Standing Karrie Buescher. Liaison. Donna Davis Head of Steering Committee. Lon Welge. Secretary STEERING COMMITTEE Tracy Waltemate. Freshman. Mindy Barnhart. Sophomore. Kim Fricke. junior. Cheryl Waltemate. Senior 53 FRENCH CLUB 1st Row - L to R Lisa Wingerter, Rachel Tripp, Dana Kempfer. Miki Sternberg, Tori McClure. Tracy Cushman, Jami Sternberg. Lara Reuter. Tracey Kirkover, Lori Preston 2nd Row - L to R Beth Herschbach, Gail lones. Melissa Reiman, Chen Hartman, Teresa Ridgeway, Lisa Link, Charnelle Erickson, Kevin Pautler. Rhonda Kipp, Angela Warhausen, Cheryl Flamm 3rd Row - L to R Mrs Misselhorn, Sponsor, Kristin Platt, Gna Gerberding, Gnger Yu, Cheryl Ralphs, Laura Wittenbrmk. Stacy Springer. Kathy Vieregge. Scott Gatton, Dominic Pautler. Dawn Gerberding The French Club consists of members who have had at least one year of French education. This year's activities have consisted of selling gummy bears for funds for future use. They also made a banner for Homecoming which said Scare the Pants Off 'Em, lackets! They took a field trip to St. Louis to see Les Trois Musketeers, which was a play in both French and English. They ended the year with a field trip. L to R: Lori Preston. Liason; Gail lones. Treas . Gnger Yu, Pres.; Dawn Gerberding, Sec , Lisa Wingerter, V.P. 54 STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Row - L to R Gina Gerber ding, Beth Herschbach, Dawn Gerberding, Lisa Klein, Dina lochhead 2nd Row - L lo R Lisa Zappa. Denice Shields, Lisa Wingerter, Aimee Ulrich, Lisa Link, Allison Wolff, Mindy Barnhart 3rd Row - L to R Gma Alms, Karrie Buescher. Stacy Springer, Shelly Berry. Blenda Lambert, (ill Gentsch. Gail lones 4th Row - I to R: Miss Rothfuss, Sponsor, Mark Platt, Mike Herschbach, Robby Hittmeier, Ginger Yu, Mr Gilmore, Sponsor 1st Row — L to R: Lisa Klein, Ex Curr Chm, Dina Lochhead, Soc. Chm., Gina Gerberding, VP; 2nd Row — L to R Dawn Gerberding. Sec: Beth Herschbach. Pres The Student Council is the students' governing body and consists of 5 officers, 4 representatives from each class and 6 liaisons This year's activities are numerous. The Student Council recognized the need for new backboards in the boys' gymnasium and put forth the funds to purchase them. The Student Council acquires most of its funds from the noon, football, and basketball concessions. A big part of Student Council time is spent preparing for the Homecoming Dance and Parade, and the Spring Dance They not only plan the dances but help construct them, and they are responsible for making centerpieces. The Sweetheart Dance is planned and decorated solely by the Student Council. In the past few years it has been a big success. As you can see, the Student Council is very busy throughout the school year and the members have many responsibilities and live up to them with great enthusiasm and school spirit. 55 PEP CLUB 1st row. L to R |o Andrews. Lisa Wingerter. Dawn Gerberdmg. Cheryl Waltemate. Amy Tindall. Dina Lochhead 2nd row lami Sternberg, Vicki Kerkover. Stacy Springer. Cheri Hartman. Alice DeMent. Dee Straight. Denise McDonald. Lynn Tindall. Kelli Parker 3rd row Angie Moore. Beth Canady, Chris Lindsey. Marsha Stewart, Dawn Thielemann. Gina Alms. Mindy Barnhart, joni Gaertner. Stephanie Welge. Melissa Reiman. Kristin Platt. Shannon Brown. Ton McClure. Lisa Link, Tracy Cushman. Tammy Straight. Sandy Yates 4th row |«H Gent-sch. Tracy Waltemate. Lee Ann Bridges. Kim Doza, Amy Gray. Rachel Smith, CharneHe Erickson, Lara Reuter. Donna Hall. Angela Warhausen, Stephanie Schrieber, Rhonda Kipp. Lon Schrader, Kris Knoke, Michelle Keeble 5th row Rose lunger. Kathy Vieregge. Ronda Venable, lackie Scott. Gail lones. Beth Herschbach, Cheryl Dier-cks. Chris Cashman. Deana Suhre, lodi Krantz. Lon lohnson. Melissa Tiller. Cathy Howard. Trish Neislein 6th row Gina Gerberding. lackie Jany. Donna Davis. Blenda Lambert. Dave Friess. Roy Turner. |im Smith, Troy Clendenm. Rob Wingerter. Mike Herschbach. Tracy Springer, Susan Diercks, Denice Shields. Allison Wolff The Pep Club is a group of students interested in promoting school spirit and helping support our sports teams. The Pep Club has helped to raise money for the Heart Association by holding the annual lump Rope-A-Thon They raised $895.6)0 this year The Pep Club is headed by Miss Stamm, Miss Lochhead, and Mrs. Misselhorn. 56 L to R Aimee Ulmh. President. Dawn Gerberding, Vice-President, Cheryl Waltemate. Secretary; Amy Tindall. Treasurer. Lisa Wingerter, Liaison, Dina Lochhead. Art Chmn . |o Andrews. Hornet oming Chmn 8.A.E Left to Right Connie kirkover, Lisa luenger. Melanie Turner. Patty Korando. Kelli Parker. Shelly Berry. Karen Tripp. Kim Fricke, Denise McDonald, Melissa Reiman, Amy Cray, Lynn Tindall, Angie Bedmger, Dawn Golding, Tracy Kirkover, Patty Smith, Christie Abernathy. Kathie Baggett. First Row Shelly Berry. Liaison. Connie Kirkover. Vice-President Second Row: Kathie Baggett. Secretary; Lisa luenger. Treasurer Christie Abernathy. President 57 STING First Row L to R Lynn Tindall, Rachel Tripp, Chris Cashman. Marsha Stewart Dina lochhead Chervl Ualternate Donna Davis Second Row L to R Lori Welge. Kathy Baggett. Kim Fricke. Cheryl Flamm Lvnette eislem Chris Lindses Angie Moore, Amy Tindall. Melissa Reiman. Lori Preston, )o Andrews Third Row L to R Gina Gerberding Cheri Hartman Ginger Yu, Steve Res. Roy Turner, Keith Wittenbnnk, Nick Stone, Scott Brown. Brian Sauerhage Tom Welge Beth Canads Laura Wittenbrmk, Sponsor. Ms Kelly The Sting Staff consists of members of the student body and their sponsor, Ms. Bernadine Kelly. They put out a monthly issue of the school paper, called The Sting ' printed in the Chester Herald Tribune The members of the staff are assigned topics to write on, such as sports events, guidance news, an editorial, a calendar of events, and the school dances. For Valentine's Day, they sold Valentine lines. We all appreciate the time and effort they put in to make the Sting an enjoyable periodical. Co-editors Gina Gerberding and Lon Welge EDITORS Lisa Wingerter Gail Jones SUMMITT The A :• | time has come as it does each year, A time for goodbyes, a time for cheers. Our footprints hold the memory of the year's past -Our growing, our learning, the time moving fast. We started out as all do. That first step 'wa« eme3Tu illlMJC jiuwcr_________ Suddenly the day has come. And there are many things to be done. As we come together to what we feel is the end -We look up to see that our steps are only about to begin . ASSISTANT EDITORS David Friess Lori Johnson 59 The Summit Staff is the backbone of the yearbook They spend many long hours working to meet their deadlines to create a book full of activities and the memories to leave behind them At the beginning of the school year each member visits a number ot local businesses asking them to help support our yearbook by purchasing an ad. These sales are the major contributors to the cost of the book Another fund-raiser which helps keep the costs low is the selling of shorts and t-shirts with the school mascot on them. For Valentine's Day, the annual carnation sale is held Students purchase a carnation and send it to their friend along with a special message The following fall when the Summit'' is handed out, the staff members eagerly examine the finished product realizing that all of their time and effort was well spent. 1 Clockwise Section Head Gma Gerber ding. Lisa Klein. Denise McDonald TfKia Neislein. Assistant Section Head Melissa Tiller 2 Co-Section Heads Lon Welge and Dave Uffelman. Assistant Section Head Cathy Howard i Carol Westerman. Dawn Thielemann, Deana Suhre. Section Head Dawn Gerber ding. Angie Smith Not Pictured Assistant Section Head Terri Moore 4 Scott Hammel. Section Head Chris Gaertner. Assistant Section Head Curt Clendemn. Melissa Reiman. |oby Pros! 5 Front Section Head Beth Herschbach. Assistant Section Head lisa Lmk. Mindy Barnhart Back Keith Wittenbnnk. Gnger Yu. Kristin Platt b Sitting |im Smith. Mike Herschbach Standing Cheryl Rahlfs. Angela Warhausen. Co-Section Heads Aimee Ulrich and Mark Platt, Assistant Section Head Lynette Netslein. Richard Pautler STUDENT LIFE ORGANIZATIONS ACADEMICS SPORTS ADS CLASSES 8 U M M I T 8 T A F F 61 First row I to R Cheryl Rahlfs, Mary Pulliam. Lisa Wingerter, Beth Herschbach, Ginger Yu Second Row I to R Brian Stallman, lohn Patterson, Chris Gaertner, Troy Clendenin, David lames. Mark Fleming, Chris Colvis. Curt Clendenin, Dominic Pautler This group of students, sponsored by Mrs Clendenin and Ms Kelly, was selected to represent CHS at BAC on February 20, in the lunior Engineering and Technical Society ()ETS) Competition They each took 2 tests. The categories were math, English, biology, chemistry, physics, graphics, and computer literacy. There was competition with many other schools in the BAC area. The Team put forth a good effort even though they had a late start and a short time to prepare. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENT WINNERS 62 L to R Gina Gerberdmg. Chris Gaertner, Gail tones, Todd Fleming, Beth Herschbach, Dominic Pautler NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY M E 0 M L B D E R 8 1st row L to R Mrs Riley, Sponsor; Lisa Klein, Karne Buescher. Gail (ones, Beth Herschbach, Melissa Tiller. Lon lohnson 2nd row: Curt Clendenm. Dominic Pautler, Chris Cotvts, Todd Fleming, Chris Gaertner Front row: L. to R Mindy Barnhart, Ginger Yu, Gina Gerberding, Lisa Wingerter Back Row: L. to R. Troy Clendenm, Cheryl Rahlfs, Keith Wittenbrink, Laura Wittenbnnk. Mark Fleming, Dawn Gerberding National Honor Society is headed by Mrs. Riley Being a member of the National Honor Society is a position of high honor. Students in National Honor Society are chosen on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and service. The members must be active in community and school activities. 63 SECTION HEAD: CHRIS CAERTNER ASSISTANT: CURT CLENDFNIN VARSITY JACKETS TURN A WINNING SEASON The Varsity football team rounded up a winning record this year at 5-4. The team consisted of 15 seniors, 17 juniors and 2 sophomores. They worked hard as a team and consequently they played hard as a team. Although the record doesn't show it the team was more competitive during the season since they were totally out of only one game Defensively the lackets were not outstanding Many times during the season did defensive play hurt them. As on every team there is an outstanding defensive player. Defensive End Greg Barnhart receives this title on account of his 57 tackles and 30 assists He also recovered two fumbles and sacked the quarterback seven times. Other noticeable defensive play was contributed by Linebacker Tim Atchison, with 36 tackles and 38 assists; Linebacker Chris Gaertner, with 40 tackles and 19 assists, Tackle Scott Hammel and Defensive End Chris Lingle, both having 30 tackles and 19 assists. The offensive play was centered around Quarterback Curt Clendenin and Split End )im Howie. They connected through the air many times to put the lackets on the board or pull them out of a tight spot. David Uffelman handled most of the running attack all by himself. He picked up approximately 900 yards on 130 carries The offense scored a total of 328 points in the season This year 3 lacket members were named to the All-SWE Conference teams. |im Howie was named to the first team as a split end for the second year Along with him to the first team was David Uffelman as a running back Scott Hammel was named to the second team for offensive line Both |im and David were also selected to the All-South team. On the opposite page are statistics printed in the Southern lllinoisian newspaper These contain the top 10 individuals from all Southern Illinois' football teams lackets are proud to have Curt Clendenin, Jim Howie, lay Shields and David Uffelman among the selection First Row Bill Allison, Rob Hittmeier Mark Fleming. Grant Morris. Dean Rucker, Russel Hecht, Bob Misuraca 2nd Row Brian Thomas. Troy Clendenin. Shawn Schweizer, lay Shields. Greg Colvis, Tom Tudor, Chris Gaertner, Brad Cleiman 3rd Row Mgr lohn Leonard, Greg Holzum, David Uffelman, Greg Barnhart, Chris Lingle. Dan Hecht. Tim Atchison, Chris Zang. Phil Maes. Coach Hittmeier 4th Row Todd Fleming, Todd Schweizer. 66 dlt Mike Herschbach. Curt Clendenin, Willie Woolsey. |im Howie, Scott Hammel Season Record We They Red Bud 21 0 Pinckney ville 13 28 Nashville 41 6 Sparta 20 18 Carlyle 62 14 DuQuoin 22 28 VI 0 40 Murpbysboro 7 20 Columbia 35 20 Top 10 Passers Name Yds G Yds Com Att Pet TD Int 1. Curt Clendenin, Ches. 176.3 1587 110 218 50.4 14 13 2 Paul Somers. Centralia 1439 1151 73 126 579 12 6 3 Stu Ridings. Herrin 1204 1084 67 123 54 4 7 10 4 Brad Shotton. P'ville 117.2 1055 62 126 49 2 9 10 5 Sean Connor, Z-R 102 2 920 54 128 42.1 11 13 6 Todd Parker, Nashville 788 709 57 158 360 4 13 7 Don Peavey. W F 782 626 36 115 31 3 3 5 8 EdHeinen. Sparta 71.5 572 48 128 37 5 4 11 9 Brian Ury, A-) 70.3 633 35 81 432 7 4 10 Shane Gardner. M V 690 552 43 99 43 4 2 9 Top 10 Receivers Name Yds G Yds Rec Yds R TD 1. Jim Howie, Chester 95.5 860 53 16.2 10 2 Mike Maines, Centralia 899 719 45 160 7 3 Gary Klein. Sparta 620 434 30 144 0 4 lerry Rea. Z-R 56.1 505 22 229 6 5 Mike Hudson. Herrin 456 411 16 25.7 3 6 lay Suedmeyer. Nash 43 4 391 25 156 4 7. lay Shields, Chester 36.7 330 21 15.7 3 8 Brian Fox, Mt Vernon 355 320 25 128 0 9 Bob Knutson. Herrin 354 319 30 106 1 10 David Drake. Carbondale 34 7 313 10 31.3 3 Top Name Yds. G 10 Rushers Yds Att Yds. C TD 1 Ray Walter. Z-R 117.1 937 127 7.4 7 2 Doug Comte. Elverado 110 5 884 105 84 9 3. Tim Davis. Du Quoin 102.3 921 126 7.3 9 4. Dave Uffelmann, Chester 101.9 917 129 7.1 11 5 Kyle McGowan. H'burg 95.7 670 120 5.6 8 6 Lamont Scott, Carbondale 947 852 159 5.3 7 7. Tim Homoya, Carterville 93.4 841 146 5.7 7 8 David Flatt, Sesser 887 532 120 4.4 5 9 Ion Vicenzi, A-J 87 1 784 112 70 10 10 Rod Henderson. M'boro 804 724 105 6.9 10 Senior Mark Platt Senior Chris Lingle Senior Tom Tudor Senior Greg Barnhart Senior Jim Howie Senior Todd Schweizer Senior Scott Hammel Senior Brad Cleiman Senior Chris Caertner Senior Todd Fleming Senior lay Shields Senior Bill Allison Senior Russell Hecht Senior Chris Zang Senior David Uffelman 69 FOOTBALL JACKETS Above Wham!! Tudor slams Top right Uffelman watches as Gaert-ner plays footsie with a Sparta contender Right Move out of the way guys' Far right Oops' Hold on to the ball Bob Bottom left But coach he's 6'4 and weighs 600 lbs Bottom right Here's to you |im ON THE MOVE SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN FOOTBALL CHESTER CHESTER CHESTER CHESTER TESTER Sophomore Team. Front Row Brian Platt. k hn Clarida. Jtm McFaddm. Philip Wingerter. |oey Bohnert Mid Row len Severs. Mike Colvis, Don Doza, Chris Blechle. Tim Hartmann. Tim Bert Back Row Trevar Vasquez. Randy Hartmann. Scott Oatten, Scott Ulfelman. Mien Mehrer. Kent Brook man Shannon Stumpe The Freshman and Sophomore teams didn't win a game this season They were outsized by most of the teams they faced Also, with the new weight program this year, they will gain strength and size The season gave them needed experience for the future years, hopefully they will be better ones Freshman Team. Front Row Ronnie Vankey, Scott Stallman. Kevin Cartwright, lohn Kumke. Richard Pautler, Mark Brant. Kevin Clendenm Mid Row lamey Garner. Rusty Rador. Randol VaHoroy, Robert Colvis. Scott lochhead. left Laramore. Shawn Heuer. Brett Bollman. Bart Buskohl Back Row jeff Herr ell. Todd Evers. Heath Mott, Mike Herrell. Kirk Brewer. Mike Korondo. Mike Abernathy. Brandon Burton. Steve Lodge FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Completing five days at cheerleading camp this summer, the 1984-1985 cheerleaders were off to a good start They learned several sideline and floor cheers, putting them to good use when they returned. Sponsored by Miss Lochhead and Mrs. Misslehorn, the cheerleaders did a terrific job of keeping the spirits high Ending with a good season, their dedication and hard work really paid off. Top Row Dina Lochhead. Blenda Lambert. Lisa Wingerter Middle Gail (ones Bottom Row Tern Moore. Aimee Ulrich Top row Stephanie Welge, Tori McClure, Lisa Link Middle Miki Sternberg Bottom Denise Shields, Gna Alms Left: Senior Cheerieaders; Lisa Wingerter, Dina Lochhead. Aimee Ulrich and Gail lories Above Captains. Dina Lochhead and Aimee Ulrich 73 L to R Gina Alms. Mike Phoenix, Dominic Pauller, Brian Sauerhage, Denice Shields This year's squad consisted of only 3 boys, one senior and two sophomores. This is not enough to participate as a team, but they ran very well and worked hard. Coach lack Herschbach commented that the boys improved consistently throughout the season and he is looking forward to having two of the boys back again next year. Both Dominic Pautler and Mike Phoenix qualified for the Sectional meet where they finished 53rd and 85th out of a field of 132. Dominic and Mike both finished well in some big meets: Anna-|onesboro Invitational 51st and 55th; SWE Conference 16th and 15th, and District 16th and 15th respectively. Although they didn't win a meet they represented CHS very well. 74 I GOLF TEAM L to R Nick Stone, lohn Irose, less Canady, Keith Wittenbrink. Scott Brown The CHS golf team finished 1-14, showing improvement over last year's squad The team consisted of two seniors, Scott and Nick; one junior, Leonard; and two sophomores, Keith and John Scott Brown was voted M V P , as he averaged 49.8 strokes per match. At season's end, Nick was averaging 52.7, Keith 56.0, Leonard 58.7, and )ohn 71.3. In the Southwest Egyptian Conference meet, we finished seventh with 468 strokes. The first 6 teams Pinckneyville, Nashville. DuQuoin. Carlyle, Anna, and Murphysboro, finishing 1-6 respectively. G 0 L F F 0 R M 8 77 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Seniors and Co-Captains Gina Gerberding and Cheryl Dierks Front row. left to right Amy Cray, stats. Lee Ann Bridges, |o Andrews. Sheila Hirte. Dawn Thielemann. Beth Thielemann Kim Beck stats Back row left to right lohn Leonard manager Denise Biesterfeld. Gna Gerberding. Cheryl Dierks, Laura Wittenbnnk. Angie Brown. Cheri Hartman Melissa Reiman, Deb Stamm, Coach The 1984 Girls Volleyball team has improved once again this year Aided by their new coach, Deb Stamm, the Lady lackets were on the court with a whole new perspective towards the game Although not being able to compete in the S.I.U Preview Tournament, the girls had a winning season, with their record at 14-8 overall, 8-6 in Conference Angie Brown, a junior, was selected to the Southwest Egyptian All-Conference Team this year. She led in spiking with 72%, in serve receive with a 2.1 efficiency out of 3, and was one of the top Defensive players with a 2.1 efficiency. Jo Andrews led in serving with a 93%, Angie Brown and Melissa Reiman had 88% efficiency. The team finished 2nd in the Conference this year SEASON RECORD Steeleville W Sparta W Pickneyville W Nashville L Nashville L Coulterville W Tnco W Murphysboro w Murphysboro W Carlyle w Carlyle L DuQuoin L DuQuoin L Marissa L Anna W Tnco W Steeleville W Anna L Sparta w Regionals Pickneyville w Sparta W Marissa L 78 Serve Defensive Players Serves Receive Play• Dierks 76% 1.7 1.3 Gerberding 85% 1.9 1.9 Brown 88% 22 2.1 Andrews 93% 2.1 2.2 B Thielemann 73% 20 2.0 D Thielemann 85% 18 2.3 Wittenbrink 81% 1.9 1.8 Reiman 88% 2.2 2 1 Hartman 83% 1.9 2.1 Biesterfeld 63% 14 20 •Based on scale of 3 0 79 JUNIOR VARSITY Front row. Left to right Denise Biesterfeld. Susan Dierks, Trish Neislem. Lee Ann Bridges. Sheila Hirte. Kristin Platt Back row. Left to right John Leonid. Tammy Straight. Shannon Brown. Lisa Brown. Laura Wittenbrmk. Michelle Keeble, Chen Hartman. Melissa Reiman. Deb Stamm. Coach The | V. Volleyball squad impressed their fans with a record of 15-5 overall, 104 in Conference With many starters of the ).V. also playing on Varsity, the 1985 squad will improve their chances for a district title SEASON RECORD Steeleville W Pickneyville W Pickneyville L Sparta W Nashville W Nashville L Trico W Coulterville W Murphysboro W Murphysboro W Carlyle L Carlyle W Du Quoin W DuQuoin W Anna W Marissa W Steeleville L Trico W Sparta W Anna I STATS Players Serves Serve Receive0 Defensive Play Wittenbrmk 83% 2.1 19 Reiman 83% 2.1 19 Hartman 88”. 1.7 2.0 Biesterfeld 83% 1.2 1.7 Hirte 77°.. 13 15 Bridges Dierks 91% 2 1 1.9 73% 15 1.7 Keeble 93% 1.6 1.9 Straight 33% 15 1.7 S Brown 63% 12 1 4 Neislem 96% 16 1.8 Platt 67°.. 16 1.9 “based on three point scale 80 CANDID8 PARENTS' NIGHT FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL Parents' Night is the evening set aside where the senior athletes pay tribute to their parents Each mother receives a long stemmed rose and each father a handshake This is a terrific opportunity for the seniors to say, Thanks, I really appreciate your time and support. This fall there was a Parents' Night on a football game and a volleyball game night. Senior Parents' Night for Boys' Basketball consisted of much flower giving First, the senior players and cheerleaders gave flowers to their parents (top right and below) Then the cheerleaders presented flowers to Coach Denton and the senior players (top left) Finaly, the J.V cheerleaders presented flowers to the varsity cheerleaders (center and right). Since Tammy Schroeder is the only senior girls' basketball player, there was no Parents' Night for her parents Varsity Basketball The CHS Boys Basketball team played better ball this •ason than last They started off the right way with two ctories in their first two games defeating Trico. 65-53, id Steeleville. 73-59. The team came on strong in the hester Invitational Tournament, finishing second with ,ins over Gorham, 64-41, and Coulterville, 55-52. Between the beginning and the end of there the team ad some disappointing games, but they finished up right ith wins in the Regional Tournament at Chester. They efeated Trico, 67-49, and Sparta, 62-61. The Yellow-ickets made it to the finals of the Regional where they ventually lost a hard-fought game with Pinckneyville The lackets' overall record was 7-19 showing definite nprovement over last year's record and also showing iromise for next year At the end of the season, Junior Curt Clendenin was .elected to the All-Conference Team. Front Row Kent Brookman, Tom Tudor. Jay Shields. Dean Rucker. Len Severs Back Row Mgr John Leonard. Todd Fleming. David Friess. loe Friess, Chris Colvts, Curt Clendenin, Brian Snider, joe Liefer, Stats Brian Sauerhage, Coach Dave Denton Chester Invitational The Varsity Basketball Team captured 2nd place in the Chester Invitational Tournament To reach that point Curt Clendenin was selected to the they first defeated Gorham, then Coulterville. and put A-J to a tough test for the title All-Tournament Team of the Chester Invitational Tournament 86 Basketball 9tats Name FGM FGA FG% FTM FT A FT% TOT PPG RB C Clendenm 167 306 546 68 83 819 402 15.5 162 Stone 75 154 487 23 30 76.7 173 11.5 55 Colvis 59 145 407 42 78 538 160 62 256 Tudor 86 239 36 21 32 656 193 7.4 55 Fleming 76 184 41.3 44 67 65.7 1% 7.5 87 Brown 12 39 308 8 11 72.7 32 2.5 27 Shields 52 111 468 7 13 53.8 111 4 3 26 1 Friess 19 49 36.7 9 17 52.9 45 2.5 47 Severs 15 50 30 9 15 60 39 18 14 Snider 1 8 12.5 0 2 0 2 .3 2 Liefer 6 10 60 1 2 50 13 1.6 5 D Friess 4 8 50 1 2 50 9 1.3 7 Rucker 1 2 50 1 2 50 3 1.5 0 Brookman 2 6 33.3 1 2 50 5 1.2 1 Chester 574 1307 439 235 356 66 1383 53.2 744 Opponent 627 1288 49 365 541 67 5 1619 62 3 730 87 We They Trico 65 53 S'ville 73 59 Nashville 40 54 P'ville 50 78 DuQuoin 46 62 Murphy 55 75 Anna 56 71 Carlyle 50 83 Sparta 51 52 Chester Tournament Gorham 64 41 Coutlerville 55 52 Anna 58 74 Murphy 55 61 Columbia 38 47 Carlyle 44 54 P'ville 43 69 Anna 48 88 DuQuoin 51 89 Trico 55 60 Sparta 59 72 N'ville 51 46 Regional Trico 67 49 Sparta 62 61 P'ville 49 67 J.V. AND FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front row Troy Doza. Troy Clendenin. Tim Rinehart, Kevin Cartwright Back row Coach Molner. Mike Knott. Keith Wittenbnnk, Brian Snider, Mike Herrell, Dean Rucker, Wade Tudor The ).V. basketball team ended their season with a 6 12 record under Coach Molner They managed to play well despite the injuries and the loss of players to the varsity team. The freshman team made their season when they won the Steeleville frosh tourney. Coach Bentzinger developed his talent as they came on strong and finished with a 12-10 record. Front Row Drew Golding, David Hansbury. Mark Tessereau, Brett Boll man, Phillip Brown, Kevin Cartwright. Mike Abernathy Back Row Manager John Leonard. Brandon Burton. Scott Stallman. Heath Mott. Kirk Brewer. Mike Herrell. Sam Welge, Bobby Roberts. Coach Bentzinger 89 BASKETBALL 90 CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Tori McClure, Qna Alms, Denice Shields, Lisa Link, Stephanie Welge, Miki Sternberg tumor Varsity Captain Gina Alms GIRL'S The Varsity Girl's Basketball team compiled a 9 and 12 record this season. They played well most of the year, especially toward the end of the season when they won the Regional Tournament at Sparta by defeating DuQuoin 51 to 47. The team then moved on to the Sectional Tournament where they lost to Nashville in a hard-fought game. Tammy Schroeder, the lone senior on this year's team, was the only player selected to the All-Conference team. She had the highest field goal percentage of 52.5% and she also had a high freethrow percentage at 60.4%. Angie Brown was the leading average scorer per game with an average of 11.1 points. Angie was also the leading rebounder along with Laura Wittenbrink. Since there will be only one senior leaving this team, next year's team should be able to look forward to a very successful season. Front row: Lisa Brown, Charnelle Erickson. k Andrews. Donna Burke, Tammy Schroeder. |oby Prost. Back row Coach Deb Stamm, lackie (any. Ginger Yu. Amy Gray. Laura Wittenbrink, Rebecca Leavitt. Angie Brown, Coach Bill Logan BAQKETBALL RECORD Opp We They Perryville 32 84 A-| 24 67 Pinckneyville 65 55 Sparta 50 30 Sparta 56 33 Pinckneyville 59 42 Nashville 21 69 A-| 38 50 Carlyle 32 63 Sparta Tourney Du Quoin 42 41 Perryville 30 61 St. Vincents 64 66 Nashville 31 61 Carlyle 45 65 Du Quoin 31 43 Murphy 59 46 Elverado 71 58 Murphy 48 50 Regionals Pinckneyville 45 35 Du Quoin 51 47 Sectionals Nashville 29 65 Name FGM FCA FG% FTM FTA FT% TOT PPG RB Gnger Vu 21 79 266 25 43 58 1 67 28 90 Donna Burke 0 1 0 5 8 62 5 5 .5 1 loby Prost 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 o Andrews 77 210 36.7 28 56 50 182 7.9 32 lisa Brown 20 54 37 10 16 62 5 50 3.1 26 T Schroeder 113 215 526 32 53 604 258 10.3 74 Dawn Thielemann 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 lackie )any 1 15 6.7 3 7 429 5 .5 15 Angie Brown 116 246 47.2 34 66 51.5 266 11.1 205 Amy Gay 1 6 16.7 4 9 444 6 5 14 L Wittenbnnk 83 191 43.5 34 58 58.6 200 8.7 1% Chester 440 1053 418 177 321 55.1 1057 46 685 Opponent 505 505 100 181 316 57.3 1191 496 647 J.V. GIRL'S BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity Girl's basketball team ended their season with a 5-11 record Most of the girls playing J.V. ball also played varsity ball, so they got plenty of playing time The girls got off to a bad start on the J.V. level by losing their first three games, but they bounced back to win a few later on. Lisa Brown had the highest field goal percentage at 40.7%, she also carried the highest freethrow percentage along with her sister, Angie, at 57.1%. Jackie Jany had the most rebounds for the season with help from Amy Gray. The J.V. girls should make a good Varsity team next year, since most of them played on the varsity level too. 94 Front row Charnelle Erickson. |o Andrews. Donna Burke. Lisa Brown. Jobs frost. Back row Coach Deb Stamm, lackie lanv Wittenbrink, Amy Cray. Rebecca Leavitt. Angie Brown ■ Yu. Laura Opp RECORD We They Perryville 37 13 A-J 40 30 Pinckneyville 62 41 Sparta 4 21 Sparta 20 30 Pinckneyville 17 23 Nashville 41 9 A-| 40 25 Carlyle 27 16 St. Vincents 47 27 Nashville 48 27 Carlyle 42 14 Du Quoin 26 16 Murphy 26 30 Elverado 25 17 Murphy 36 40 95 VARSITY BASEBALL From row: Bob Misuraca, Greg Holzum, Billy Sims, Todd Fleming, Greg Barnhart, lay Shields, Brad Cleiman Back row Dean Rucker, Mark Fleming, Shawn Schweizer, Jess Canady. Curt Clendenin, Scott Hammel, Rob Hittmeier, Coach Hittmeier. Mgr John Leonard The varsity baseball team ended their season with an overall record of 8-15, 5-9 in conference The team played well throughout the season, and even though their record doesn't show it they were very competitive. They highlighted their season during the Steeleville tournament where they finished with second place Dean Rucker had the highest batting average at .328. Following close behind were Curt Clendenin and Bob Misuraca. The pitching duties were held by Curt Clendenin and Todd Fleming, with help from Canady, Rucker, and Sims. Fleming had the lowest ERA at 2 86 The team consisted of 5 seniors and 9 juniors, so there will be plenty of experience for next year's team 96 Sr. Plyr.: )ay Shields Sr. Plyr.: Scott Hammel Sr. Plyr.: Todd Fleming Sr. Plyr.: Brad Cleiman Steeleville We 2 They 6 Trico 8 2 Pinckneyviile 9 6 Du Quoin 0 5 Murphysboro 6 3 Sparta 5 9 Murphysboro 7 4 Pinckneyviile 4 10 Carlyle 3 13 Nashville 2 4 A-| 5 4 Nashville 18 8 Sparta 2 3 A-) 2 3 Du Quoin 5 7 Steeleville 4 2 Sparta 8 9 Trico 15 9 Steeleville 4 12 Carlyle 2 10 Waterloo 2 6 Sparta 0 4 Sr. Plyr.: Greg Barnhart 97 AB R B Misuraca 67 16 1 Shields 59 13 M Fleming 26 1 G Barnhart 57 20 I Canady 48 3 S Hammel 48 8 C Clendenn 63 12 T Fleming 55 11 D Rucker 61 9 B Cleiman 53 6 B Sims 29 6 R Hittmeier 16 2 G Holzum 10 0 S Schweizer 18 6 SO BB 17 11 16 10 11 1 10 24 10 4 10 10 12 11 7 15 14 6 14 13 11 3 6 4 3 1 4 4 SB AVG 16 299 4 237 0 154 281 0 208 4 146 2 317 9 291 2 328 5 170 0 .321 062 100 3 278 Front row: Scott Cratten, Bob Wingerter, Philip Brown, Jeff Laramore, Scott Uffelman Back row lohn Kumke, Tim Bert, Kent Brookman, Wendall Valleroy J.V. BASEBALL The junior Varsity baseball squad finished their season at 1-6. It was not a successful season, but the players learned valuable skills that should be useful at the varsity level. Kent Brookman held most of the pitching duties with help from Philip Brown and Scott Grotten. Kent was also good in the batter's box by hitting a .350 for the season. Scott Uffelman had the next highest batting average at .300. Record Opp WE They Pinckneyville 2 10 Murphysboro 8 17 Carlyle 0 10 Nashville 4 7 Sparta 0 10 Anna (onesboro 7 11 Steeleville 16 15 When the coach is away, the boys will play 99 SOFTBALL Front row: Mgr Christie Abernathy, Coach Deb Stamm, Mgr Michelle Miller Middle row Donna Burke, Denise Biesterfeld. loby Prost, Rhonda Venable, leeAnn Bridges Back row: Tammy Schroeder, lodi Krantz, Mindy Barnhart, Rita Miller, Stephanie Welge, Ginger Yu, Laura Wittenbrink, Lisa Brown, Angie Weaver, Angie Yankey, |o Andrews The 1985 CHS Softball team was a relatively young ball team. It consisted of only 2 seniors and 3 juniors The team had a bad year with a record of 5-14 and a Conference record of 3-10, Even though they only won 5 games, their efforts were not given up. Stephanie Welge, sophomore, led the team with a batting average of .563 and ]o Andrews was second with an average of .425. Jo also led the team with 15 stolen bases and was voted Most Valuable Player. Steeleville We 8 They 7 Trico 17 25 Pinckneyville 11 S Du Quoin 0 17 Murphysboro 1 11 Sparta 7 2 Murphysboro 3 12 Pinckneyville 14 13 Carlyle 0 11 Nashville 14 18 A-J 2 12 Nashville 3 15 Sparta 5 8 A-J 5 6 Trico 7 12 Steeleville 13 8 Carlyle 4 14 Gibault 12 14 Regionals Okawville 9 10 100 Sr. Plyr. — Rita Miller Sr Plyr - Tammy Schroeder Name AB R H 2B 3B Welge 48 11 27 4 0 Andrews 40 16 17 0 1 Yankey 33 9 12 1 1 Wittenbrmk 43 10 14 5 2 Biest erf eld 43 9 11 0 0 Bridges 51 12 16 2 0 Brown 44 11 15 3 0 Burke 39 7 10 0 0 Schroeder 35 5 11 0 0 Weaver 18 2 7 1 1 Krantz 14 2 2 0 0 Venable 0 0 0 0 0 Miler 3 0 0 0 0 Yu 2 0 0 0 0 Prost 2 1 0 0 0 Barnhatt 20 4 2 0 0 ER SB BB RBI SO Ave 7 10 3 2 1 563 8 15 14 7 2 425 1 5 11 10 6 363 3 2 12 12 8 325 8 6 15 6 13 256 14 6 7 6 5 313 17 6 9 12 8 340 3 6 5 2 2 256 7 1 7 8 4 314 1 1 5 8 1 388 5 3 8 5 9 143 0 0 1 0 0 000 0 0 0 0 0 000 1 1 0 1 1 000 0 1 3 0 2 000 6 5 2 3 0 100 TRACK Front row: Chris Kattenbraker, Mark Tessereau. Todd Evers, Kirk Brewer, Mike Korando, Scott Stallman, Mike Zang, left Herrell, Rusty Rader, Mark Brant Middle row |im Smith, Troy Clendenm, Grant Moms, leff Biddle, Brian Sauerhage. Philip Wingerter, Don Doza. Brandon Burton, lamey Garner, Danny Kattenbraker, Mgr Kevin Clendenin Back row: Chris Gaertner, David Uffelman, Dan Hecht, |im Howie, Rob Wingerter, Mike Herschbach, Dominic Pautler, loe Friess, David Friess, Greg Colvis, Coach Herschbach High jump 5'6 J. Freiss Long jump 19'11 D. Uffleman Triple jump 35' ). Howie Shot put 41'1 C. Gaertner Discus 1157 D. Hecht 100m run :11.1 D. Uffleman 200m run :22.7 D. Uffleman 400m run :52.64 J. Howie 800m run 2:04.59 R. Wingerter 1600m run 3:55.45 J. Smith 3200m run 10:47.6 P. Wingerter 110 H. Hurdles :17.66 T. Clendenin 300 L Hurdles :43.6 T. Clendenin Pole Vault 10-6 T. Clendenin 400m Relay :46.9 Gaertner Uffleman Hecht Clendenin 800m Relay 1:36.79 Uffleman Gaertner Hecht Clendenin 1600m Relay 3:446 Howie Smith R. Wingerter Garner 3200m Relay 102 8:31.9 Howie Smith R. Wingerter Garner The Boy's Track team had a difficult season because of the lack of numbers The boys that were on the team, though, gave exceptional effort at every meet. The team won few meets, but they had highlights throughout the year, especially when the 3200m Relay team broke the school record in that event and continued to shave seconds until their time dropped to 8.31.9. The team ran in numerous invitationals and placed 5th in the conference meet at the end of the season. At the sectional meet, Uffleman placed in both the 200m and 100m run. The 3200m Relay team also placed. GIRLS' TRACK Front row: Stephanie lingle, Mary Wunderlich Middle row Denice Shields, Cathy Howard, Lynette Neislein, Beth Herschbach, Trish Neislein Back row: Carol Westerman, Lori (ohnson, Melissa Tiller, Gina Gerberding, Melissa Reiman, Lori Welge, Amy Tindall, Tracy Waltemate High jump Long jump Shot Put Discus 400 Relay 3200m 800m Medley 200 L Hurdles 100m 800m 800m Relay 400m 100m L Hurdles 1600m 200m 1600m Relay 3200m Relay Distance Medley 106 Best Performances 4'4 Gina Gerberding 17'2 Denice Shields 28'11 Melissa Reiman 104'5 Melissa Reiman 54.38 Amy Tindall Lori Welge Kim Beck Denice Shields 13:53.02 Carol Westerman 2:06.77 Kim Beck Trisha Neislien Denice Shields Tracy Waltemate 33.8 Lori Welge Denice Shields 138 2:41 Melissa Tiller 1:57.53 Amy Tindall Lori Welge Kim Beck Denice Shields 1:07.3 Tracy Waltemate 18 1 Lori Welge 6:19.5 Carol Westerman :27.7 Denice Shields 4 52.27 Melissa Tiller Amy Tindall Tracy Waltemate Denice Shields 11:34.59 Lori Johnson Carol Westerman Cathy Howard Melissa Tiller 15:182 Lori Johnson Carol Westerman Tracy Waltemate Melissa Tiller The girls track team had a fairly successful year. With the help and support of Coach Bentzinger and members of the team, during a meet the girls were always up and ready to win. For the first time in years they won a meet. In fact it was their last meet of the season, a tri-meet against our rivals Sparta and Murphy. The girls kept each others spirits high, ran very hard and deserved the win At the conference meet the girls ran very hard, placing in many events, including a first and second in the long jump and discus, but it wasn't enough to place them any higher tnan fifth. Melissa Reiman threw the discus 104' for a first place at the sectional meet. This throw qualified her for state competition and set a new school record. At the state meet Melissa did not place Lori Welge was named most valuable player. SPORTS BANQUET The Sports Banquet is for athletes in all sports at Chester High school It is the time when recognition for outstanding performance and special honors are given to the athletes. The following pictures are of the most valuable players in every sport except football and cross country. Ray Door, pictured left, was the guest speaker this year Pictures courtesy of Chester Herald Tribune I 'I Gris B8 MVP Tammy Schroeder Baseball MVP lay Shields Golf MVP: Scott Brown Volleyball MVP Angie 8rown Boys BB MVP Curt Clendenm Boys Track Co-MVP: |im Howie Boys Track Co-MVP Dave Uffelman 108 Awards Football Best Offensive Lineman: Best Defensive Lineman: Best Offensive Back Best Defensive Back: Outstanding Defensive Award: Sportmanship Award: Most Valuable Player: Brad Cleiman Greg Barnhart Dave Uffelman Chris Gaertner Greg Barnhart Mark Platt |im Howie Golf: Most Valuable Player: Scott Brown Volleyball: Most Valuable Player Angie Brown Girls Basketball: Best Free Throw Percentage: Leading Rebounder: Most Valuable Player: Tammy Schroeder Angie Brown Tammy Schroeder Boys Basketball: Best Free Throw Percentage Leading Rebounder: Most Valuable Player: Curt Clendenin Chris Colvis Curt Clendenin Cross Country: Most Valuable Player: Dominic Pautler Softball: Most Valuable Player: Jo Andrews Baseball: Most Valuable Player Jay Shields Girls Track: Most Valuable Player: Lori Welge Boys Track: Most Valuable Player Dave Uffelman Jim Howie Mike McLean Football Award: Jim Howie Fritz Roth Outstanding Senior Jim Howie Athlete Award: 8P0RT9 CANDIDS ... AND MORE MOVERS 'Wheels'' Bobsie Twins Smitty Leader of the Band Beck Flower Girl Teddy . vmWIi Mr T Taco Coon Hunter 112 113 9 Q Lrl 2 'r.L, Christie Abernathy Mr. and Mrs. William Abernathy Basketball t; Future Homemakers 1, 4 (Treasurer); Student Action for Education 2, 3, 4 (President); Library Aide 4; Student Council 3. Bill Allison Richard and Beverly Allison BA. Basketball 1, 2, 3; ”C Club 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. Alan Aspley Mrs. Arlen Aspley Art Club 3, 4; Golf 1, 2; Summer Art Scholarship 3. Kathie Baggett Mr and Mrs Richard Baggett Future Homemakers 1, 4; Student Action for Education 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 3, 4); Library Aide 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Office Worker 2; Rifles 4; Sting Staff 4 Greg Barnhart Mr and Mrs. Doyle Barnhart Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1; ”C Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Industrial Arts 3, 4; Building Trades 3, 4; Honor Roll 3, 4. Shelly Berry Mr and Mrs. Garret Berry Summit 1; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Rifles 2; Dance and Drill 3; Future Homemakers 1, 4; Student Action for Education 1, 2, 3, 4 (Liaison); Student Council Liaison 4; Track 2; Office Worker 2. Bob Biesterfeld Mr. and Mrs. Larry Biesterfeld Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 Melissa Bollman Donald and Beverly Bollman Library Aide 1; Student Action for Education 4 Diane Braun MR. AND MRS. C.H.S. Mark Platt and Aimee Ulrich George and loyce Womack Shortstuff Scott Brown Mr. and Mrs. Victor Borwn Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; C Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Golf 4; Sting Staff 3, 4 Karrie Buescher Mr and Mrs. Warren Buescher Summit 1, 2, 3; Band I, 2. 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2; Chorus 3, 4 (President); Choraleers 2, 3, 4; Future Homemakers 1, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Dance and Drill 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Who's Who; U S. Achievement Academy Beth Canady Mr and Mrs Jessie Canady Summit 1, 2; Band 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2 Club 1, 2. 3; Softball 1. 3, 4; ; Pep 116 Brad Cleiman Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cleiman Teddy Art Club 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; C Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4; Black Knights 4 Most Friendly 4 Kevin Combs Mr and Mrs Frank Combs Art Club 4; Track I; Drama Club 1, 2 Lori Conrad Mr and Mrs Robert Pierce Rifles 1, 2, 3. 4; Softball 1; Honor Roll 3. Donna Davis Mr. and Mrs. Dave Davis Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Homemakers 1, 3; Pep Club 3; Rifles 1,2. 3, 4; Sting Staff 1. 2; Office Worker 3. David Dethrow Mr and Mrs. Tom Dethrow Building Trades 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4 Cheryl Diercks Mr and Mrs. Marvin Diercks Summit 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; C Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Homemakers 1; Student Action for Education 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Volleyball 1,4; Most Athletic 4 Steve Diercks Gilbert and Irene Diercks MOST SPIRITED David Eggemeyer Mr. and Mrs. David Eggemeyer Future Farmers of America 1,2. Todd Fleming lohn and Dottie Fleming Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; C Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4, Who's Who 3, 4; Academic All-American 3, 4; Best Dressed 4 Chris Gaertner Mr and Mrs. |oe Gaertner Summit (Sports Section Head) 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2; C Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4, Elk's Student of the Month 4; Black Knights 4 Dawn Gerberding Mrs. Sadie Brooks and Raymond Gerberding Summit 1, 3, 4 (Section Head); Future Homemakers 1; Student Action for Education 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President); Student Council 3, 4 (Secretary); French Club 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Vocational Advisory Committee 3; Most Humorous 4 Gina Gerberding Mr. and Mrs. Art Gerberding Summit 1, 2, 3, 4 (Section Head); Art Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); ”C Club 3, 4; Future Homemakers 1, 4, Student Action for Education 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4 (Social Chairman, Vice-President); Sting Staff 2, 3, 4 (Co-Editor); Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2, 3, 4, Elk's Student of the Month 4; Who's Who 4, United States Achievement Academy 4 117 Jim Smith and Dina Lochhead p+u .4. Jit. 11U.'tW.r.. K..J Dawn Golding Mr. and Mrs. William E. Golding Art Club 4; Future Homemakers 2, 3; Student Action for Education 2, 3.4. Scott Gross Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gross Porky Class President 4; Football 2; Building Trades 3, 4. left Grott Mr. and Mrs. Dale Grott Football 1, 2; Track 1; Honor Roll 3.4. Scott Hammel Mr. and Mrs. Neal Hammel Wheels Summit 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; C Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Honor Roll 4; Black Knights 4 Russell Hecht Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hecht ”C Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Farmers of America 2, 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Black Knights 4. BEST DRESSED Todd Fleming and Amy Tindall Pat Helmers Mrs. Peggyann Helmers Butch Barbara Herrmann Peter and Ingrid Herrmann Art Club 4, Band 4. Beth Herschbach Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herschbach Summit (Business Manager) 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 2, 3), Drama Club 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 (Extra-Curricular Chairman 3, President 4); Freddy Almeyer Award 3; Student of the Month 4; DAR 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3; Scholastic C Award 1, 2,3. Laura Hobeck Carl and Pat Hobeck jack Houghlan Mr. and Mrs. lack Houghlan |im Howie Mr. and Mrs. |im Howie Peanut Summit 4; Basketball 1, 3; C Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Doug Jany Mr. and Mrs. Donald (any Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4; Black Knights 4 120 Marko Jauhiainen Marianne and Pekka Arasola Make'' Finnish Baseball 2; Student Council 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2 (City Championship); Drama Club 1. Gail tones Mr and Mrs Harry tones Summit 1, 2, 3 (Assistant Editor), 4 (Co-Editor); Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President); C Club 4; Cheerleading 4; Class President 1, 2 3; Future Homemakers 1; Student Action for Education 1, 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Who's Who 3, 4; Scholastic C Award 1, 2, 3; French Club 3, 4 (Treasurer); Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4; Elk's Student of the Month 4 Lisa luenger Mrs lean Cleiman Art Club 4; Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4 (President 3); Student Action for Education 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer); Softball Manager 2; F.H.A Outstanding Member 2 Randy Kaempfe Mrs Dorothy Kaempfe Randal'' Philip Kattenbraker Mr and Mrs Roger Kattenbraker Mike Kessel Mr and Mrs. Dwayne Kessel Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2, 3; Eagle Scout 1 Connie Kirkover Mr. and Mrs. Harley Kirkover Art Club 4; Future Homemakers 2; Student Action for Education 2, 3, 4. Lisa Klein Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Klein Summit 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Dance and Drill 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 3, 4); Future Homemakers 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Student Council 1, 3, 4 (Extra-Curricular Chairman); Academic All-American 3, 4. Cindy Korando Mrs. Vivian McDan Future Homemakers 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4. Patricia Katherine Korando Francis L and the late Louis E Korando Patty Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); Student Action for Education 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1. Pat Korando Mr and Mrs Pat Korando Baseball 1, 2, 4; Football 1 Steve Kothe Mr and Mrs. Loren Kothe MOST HUMOROUS Dawn Gerberding and Todd Schweizer 121 C Lridopktr XfnyJ jCinyfw lohn Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leonard (Grandparents) Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 4, Future Farmers of America 1, 2; Volleyball Manager 4; Girls' Basketball Manager 4 Chris Lindsey Mr and Mrs. lack Lindsey Summit 2; Art Club 3, 4; Chorus 1; French Club 1; Future Homemakers 2, 3; Sting Staff 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1.2. 3, 4, Softball 3. Chris Lingle Mr and Mrs. Richard Nelslein Big O C Club 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 4 Dina Lochhead The Late Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lochhead Art Club 2, 3, 4 (President); Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); Softball 3; C Club 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1; Future Homemakers 1. 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Art Chairman 3, 4); Student Council 3, 4 (Social Chairman); Track 1; Sting Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Maid of Honor 3; Homecoming Queen 4 Tammie McAdams Mr. and Mrs. Dan McAdams Art Club 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2 Cordon Miller Mr. and MRs Mike Miller Corf Summit 3; Football 1. Michelle Miller Mrs. Wanda White Office Worker 3. Rita Miller Mrs. Wanda White Band 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 MOST ATHLETIC Cheryl Dierks and David Uffelman Tina Minneman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mennerich Basketball 3. Melinda Moll Ron and lanis Kirchner ' Martha’’ Office Worker 4 Angie Moore Mr. and Mrs. Conan Nordmeyer Art Club 3; Dance and Drill 2, 3, 4; Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3 (Secretary); Student Action for Education 1; Library Aide 1; Sting Staff 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Summit 1,2. lohn Patterson Mr and Mrs. Robert B Patterson Honor Roll 1, 2, 4. 124 Dominic Pautler Mr. and Mrs, Richard D. Pautler Scholastic C 3, 4; C Club 3, 4; DAR American History Award 3; Accounting Award 3; Athlete of the Week 4; Student of the Month 4; Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Track 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2. Mark Platt Dr and Mrs. Robert Platt Summit Co-Section Head 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Basketball I; C” Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Student Council I, 4. Mr C H S. 4; Black Knights 4; Elk Student of the Month 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4 Sharon Randolph Mary Randolph Basketball I, 2, Pep Club I, 2; Track 1, 2. Marty Reynolds Bill and Kay Reynolds Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4 Karen Rickenberg Wilbert and Elsie Rickenberg Art Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Future Homemakers 1, 2; Perfect Attendance 1, 2. John Rowald Mr and Mrs. Ken Rowald Class Vice-President 4; Football 1; Building Trades 3, 4 Ryan Sanders Mr and Mrs. Don Sanders Band 1, 2, 3; Future Farmers of America 3, 4 Todd Schweizer Mr and Mrs. Bob Schweizer Fatty” Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; C” Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Most Humorous 4 lay Shields Mr and Mrs. lames Shields Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; C” Club 3. 4. Football 1. 2, 3,4 |im Smith Mr and Mrs. Don Smith Smitty” Summit 4, C” Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Sting Staff 3; Honor Roll 3, 4, Black Knights 4; Most Spirited 4 Marsha Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ladendecker Art Club 3, 4 (Secretary-Treasurer); C” Club 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Future Homemakers 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Art Committee); Track 1; Sting Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Nick Stone Mr and Mrs. lerry Stone Sticky” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C” Club 3,4; Football 3; Track 1, 2, 4 FRIENDLIEST 125 Beth Herschbach and Brad Cleiman n jjt 127 CLASS OFFICERS lloR Scott Cross, Pres ; lohn Rowald, V P ; Cheryl Waltemate, Treas : and Dina Lochhead. Sec Don Straight Mr. and Mrs. William |. Straight Building Trades 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 3.4. Shawn Straight Mr. and Mrs. William J. Straight Building Trades 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2.3.4 Amy Tindall Mr and Mrs. Monte Tindall Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4 (Head Twirler 2, 3, Drum Majorette 4); C” Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer); Student Council 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Sting Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Candidate 3, Maid of Honor 4, Sweetheart Candidate 3. Karen Trip Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Tripp Chorus 3; Future Homemakers 2, 4 (Vice-President); Student Action for Education 4; Library Aide 1; Guidance Office Worker 3. Tom Tudor Mr and Mrs. Douglas A. Tudor Basketball 1, 3, 4; C Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 4; Building Trades 3, 4. Melanie Turner Mrs. Elsie Turner Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3; Student Action for Education 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Office Worker 4 David Uffelman Mr. and Mrs. )ohn Uffelman Summit 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2; C Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Athletic 4 Aimee Ulrich Mr and Mrs Larry Costilow Summit 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Section Head 3, 4); C Club 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain), Chorus 1, 2, 3; Class Vice-President 2; Future Homemakers 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; L E D S.C Secretary 2; Miss C H S. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Honor Roll 1. 4 Cheryl Waltemate Mr. and Mrs. Don Waltemate Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Summit 1, 2; Art Club 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Future Homemakers 1, 4 (Steering Committee); French Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); Student Council 1, Track 1; Sting Staff 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Flag Squad 3, 4 (Captain) Lori Welge Mr. and Mrs. Mike Welge Summit Section Head 3, 4; Dance and Drill 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); C Club 3, 4. Class Vice-President 1, 3; Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Sting Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Editor) Lisa Wingerter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wingerter Summit 1, 2, 3, 4 (Assistant Editor 3, Co-Editor 4); C Club 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President), Class Secretary 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Liaison); Student Council 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Choraleers 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President). Chris Zang Mr and Mrs. Harry Zang Band 1, 2, 3; C” Club 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3. 4; Track 1,2, 3,4 128 Lisa Zappa Mr and Mrs lack Zappa Summit 1, 4; Future Homemakers 1; Student Action for Education 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Student Council 4; Track 1; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Tammy Schroedor Mr and Mrs Donald Schroedor Basketball 1, 3, 4 Julie Gitelman Mr Sheldon Gitelman Student Council 1, 2. 3; Pep Club 1.2. 3,4 ANSWERS FOR PACE 6 1 Beth Herschbach 2 lulie Gitelman 3. Lon Welge 4 Karen Rickenberg 5. Scott Gross 6 Chris Lindsey 7 Cheryl Waltemate 8 Jay Shields 9. Gail Jones 10 Lisa Wmgerter 11 Chris Gaertner 12 Dawn Gerberdmg 13 Beth Canady 14 David Dethrow 15 Shelly Berry 16 Lisa Zappa 17 John Patterson 18 Tammy Schroeder 19 Gna Gerber ding 20 Marty Reynolds 2 1 Rita Miller 22 Lisa Klein ANSWERS FOR PACE 112 1. Scott Hammel 2 Shawn and Don Straight 3 Jim Smith 4 Amy Tmdal 5 BradCleiman 6 Lisa Juenger 7 Mark Platt 8 Karrie Buesc her 9 Jim Howie 10 Melissa Bollman 11 Geg Barnhart 12 TmaMinneman 13 Mike Kessel 14 Angie Moore 15 David Uffelman 16 Tammie McAdams 17 Todd Fleming 18 Dina Lochhead 19 Jeff Gott 20 Aimee Ulrich 21 Kevin Combs 22 Russell Hecht CLASS SPONSORS 129 L to R Lori Johnson, Sec; Dawn Thielemann, Treas ; Blenda Lampert, V-Pres; Jo Andrews, Pres lames Addison Kim Beck Angie Brown Leann Campbell Curt Clendenin 131 Mike Herschbach 132 Lori Johnson Marko Jauhiainen Kris Kempfer 133 lulie Malley Chris Naeger Lana Pogue Lori Preston Mary Pulliam 134 Dean Rucker Diann Rosendohl Shawn Schweizer Terri Ritz Becky Sherbert Deana Suhre Angie Smith Brian Stallman Angie Springston Dawn Steele Cheryl Steffens Dee Straight Dawn Thielemann 135 Not Pictured Larry Depper Mark Dethrow Leon Scott Colleen Seele Billy Sims Mike Stewart Rob Wingerter Beth Thielemann Brian Thomas Willie Woolsey Angie Yankey Sandy Yates ILNIICIES 136 L to R Mindy Barnhart, Treas; Steph Welge, Pres; Rachel Tripp, V-Pres.; k m Caertner, Sec. s Gina Alms Michele Asbury Troy Bachmann Glen Badgett Tracy Badgett Mindy Barnhart Kelly Beck Shelly Beck Todd Berry Tim Bert Denrse BiesterfekJ Chris Blechle joey Bohnert Kent Brook man Donna Burke Craig Castellano lohn Clanda Lisa Clark Michelle Clarkson Mike Colvis Wendy Conrad Tim Copple Les Crain Mark Decker 139 jack Diebolt Don Doza Troy Doza Rhonda Eggemeyer joe Friess joni Caertner Scott Gratton Charles Gualdoni Donna Hall Gina Handsbury Brenda Hartman Chen Hartman Randall Hartman Tim Hartman Bruce Hasemeyer Lori Hewerdine Sheila Hirte Terry Hobeck Tina Hobeck Roger Holley 140 Dennis Hornbostel John Irose Jackie Jany Jeff Jany Loretta Keeton Dana Kempfer Guylia Kempfer Vicki Kerkhover Tracey Kirkover Mike Knott Lisa Lailer Tonya McClure Jim Mcf addin Shannon McIntyre Aaron Mallery Tina Malloy Allen Mehrer Ray Miller Brian Miner Heidi Mueller Robin Otten Letsa Packard Kevin Pautler Mike Phoenix 141 Brian Piatt Richard Politte |oby Prost Donna Ramsey Michel Reese Melissa Reiman Steve Res Lara Reuter Teresa Ridgeway Tim Rinehart Dee Ann Rucker Brian Sauerhage Mary Scott Len Severs Brian Skaggs Brian Snider Steve Snider Stacy Springer Miki Sternberg Shannon Stumpe Rachel Tripp Wade Tudor Scott Uffelman Trevar Vasquez Jackie Vogel James Voudrie Charlie Wakefield Angela Warhausen John Weaver Stephanie Welge Allen Wilson Tim Wilson Philip Wmgerter Bob Winger ter Keith Wittenbnnk Laura Wittenbrink Micheal Woods Mary Wunderlich Rob Young Ginger Yu Not Pictured Jeff Biddle Kathy Depper Lori Farmer Steve Gendron Glinda Nipper Danny Randolph 143 Michael Abernathy Tony Bach Chris Bauer Angie Bedmger Gen Bert Shirley Bielawski Jennifer Bollinger Brett Boll man Mark Brant Kirk Brewer Lee Ann Bridges Lisa Brown Lisa Chandler Shawnee Childers Kevin Clendenin Robert Colvis Diana Crawford Trac y Cushman Terri DeRousse Jeff Derickson 145 Cindy Eckert Charnelle Erickson Todd Evers Renee Faverty Brenda Fncke lamey Garner lill Gentsch Drew Golding Jeff Herrell Mike Herrell Shawn Heuer Sally Hirte Kathleen Ingram Rose lunger Kim lungewaelter Chris Kattenbraker 146 Danny Kattenbraker Michelle Keeble Rhonda Kipp Sarah Kirkland Kris Knoke Mike Korando Michelle Kuehne Kimberly Kueker lohn Kumke Cindy Lailer left Laramore Darrell Law Rebecca Leavitt Mike Light Stephanie Lingle Lisa Link Scott Lochhead Steve Lodge Tori McClure lack McCormick 147 Richard Pauller Brian Plleger RKhard Pietsek Kristin Platt Rusty Rader Laverne Randolph Mary Reed Bobby Roberts Rodney Sanders Renee Schiff Lon Schrader Stephanie Schrieber Marie Scott Denice Shields Patty Smith Rachel Smith Tracy Springer Paul Stallman Scott Stallman Jami Sternberg Tammy Straight Laura Surman Mark Surman Mark Tessereau 148 Si even Turna Randall Valleroy Ronda Venable Kalhy Vieregge lohn Voudrie Tracy Waltemate Tracey Ward Angels Weaver Samuel Welge Tomas Welge Craig Whittington Allison Wolff Ronny Yankey Mike Zang Not Pictured Brian Garris lames W ebb 149 CO-SECTION HEADS: DAVID UFFELMAN LORI WELGE ASST SECTION HEAD: CATHY HOWARD BOARD OF EDUCATION Welcomed here at C.H.S is newcomer Mr Hal Diebolt (left). As our present Superintendent of Schools, it is under his direction and guidance that the high school and grade school are run smoothly Mr )oe Stef fey (right) is serving his first year as Principal here at C.H.S. He is always willing to lend a hand to better our school and is appreciated by both faculty and students Mr Don Call (left) is our Assistant Administrator and Athletic Director Mr Call is also serving his first year at C H S and is doing a great job at keeping things running at our school. 151 Agriculture R Heldebrandt Business D. Clendenin D. Hornbostel P. Pautler Art ). Lochhead Guidance j. Butler B. Woolcott English L Egge B. Kelly V. O'Connor French S. Misselhorn Librarian ). Rothfuss Math E. Reiman W. Riley Science A.Burbank K. Gilmore 152 Home Ec J. Frazier Health P. Hittmeier Driver's Ed K Paulus Shop D. Marks M. McClintock Tutor C. Dawson Music ). Birchler ). Tanner Social Studies D Denton ). Herschbach PE. R Bridges D Stamm Special Ed J. Anderson S. Martin 153 154 Darlene Centsch Carole Frick Linda Marcinkowska COOKS Left to right: Lorraine Schuchert. Minnie Hartenberger, Ann Diercks. Beverly k nes Not pictured Sharon Yankey JANITORS Sandra Bedinger Harry McFaddin Roy McConkey Richard Poniske Arnold Fey 155 OFFICE WORKERS Front row Sandy Yates. Donna Davis. Melissa Reiman. Cheryl Flamm Back row: Mike Phoenix. Melinda Moll, Melanie Turner. Melissa Boll man LIBRARY AIDES 156 Christie Abernathy, Angie Moore, Becky Sherbert, Lisa Clark, John Die bolt A CANDID LOOK ... 157 SECTION HEAD: BETH HERSCHBACH ASSISTANT: LISA BILL GROSS EQUIPMENT REPAIR Machine Shop — Welding — Mechanic Field Service R.R. 2 BOX 385A 826-3329 WINGERTER’S WINDOW SHOP 1213 State St. 826-4213 KOENEMAN LAW OFFICE DON P. KOENEMAN D. PAUL KOENEMAN 609 State St. 826-4110 Courtesy of: MCLAUGHLIN ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS, INC. WILLIAM R. MCLAUGHLIN, A.I.A. 220 East Stacy St. 826-4541 Keeping a sharp eye on your banking needs! B BUENA VISTA NATIONAL BANK Buena Vista Nite Owl... 24 hours a day! Mem ber FDIC 159 CHESTER PAINT AND FABRIC STORE 100 Stacey Street 826-2612 PAT’S TAXIDERMY 1209 George St. 826-3923 f a CLAS91 CHESTER CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH CO. HIGHWAY 3 NORTH 826-3213 CHESTER DENTAL CLINIC Dr. Robert Platt Dr. Richard Lamb Dr. Robert Franklin 1654 State St. 826-5017 HAIR PLACE P.O. Box 46 Willisville, IL 62997 618-497-2801 160 McCONKEY MOTORS, INC. 1038 State St. 826-2321 FORGET-ME-NOT FLORIST HALLMARK CARDS AND GIFTS FANNIE MAY CANDIES FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 1220 Swanwick 826-4121 CONAGRA, INC. P.O. Box 327 Water St. 826-2371 CLINIC PHARMACY 124 E. Stacy St. 826-5034 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’85 COMPLIMENTS OF THREE SPRINGS LODGE R.R. 1 826-3210 161 GROSS FRUIT FARM Wholesale Fruits Vegetables R.R. 2 826-3807 ED DAUME Your Friendly CANDYMAN ROBERT L. DRAVES CONST. CO. New Homes, Remodeling, Siding R.R. 1 Box 57 826-4333 SURM AN'S HOUSE 401 Opdyke 826-4913 DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER WE TREAT YOU RIGHT! 125 East Stacy 826-3816 COLVIS ORCHARDS 3 miles North of Chester on Highway 3 826-3300 Video Unlimited Congratulations Class of 1985 1207 Swanwick Street 826-3222 WELGE’S FURNITURE AND FUNERAL SERVICE SINCE 1882 953 State St. 826-5015 MOHR, INC. PLUMBING — HEATING — COOLING — ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. 1302 Allendale Blvd. 826-3325 Daudra’s Precision Hair Styling 1506 Spring St. 826-3317 Dr. N. G. Springer, O.D. 203 Van Zant Street 826-2615 163 WM. G. KNOWLES CONSTRUCTION CO. P.O. BOX 385 826-4517 RICHARD A. BROWN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 202 First National Bank Bldg. 826-5211 HENRYN.GROSS INSURANCE AGENCY 2200 State St. P.O. Box 48 826-2613 ALVA COURIER POST 487 500 E. Opdyke St. 826-3015 BETA SIGMA PHI GAMMA ALPHA BETA NU XI UPSILON ALFA MU JIFFY PRINTERS 1430 Swanwick Street 826-2268 164 PROST ALFALFA MILL JIMPROST, OWNER BOX 634 Home Phone Business Phone 826-3920 314-543-2511 Jdindsey i draper S)top Rt. 3.435N. HOLMES ST. JUST FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF IT GAS GROCERIES ICE BEER DELI MEL ROCKY’S FORD INC. 825 State St. 826-4551 B.u HU., SOUTHERN ILLINOIS SAND CO. 1200 Swanwick St. 826-2015 BRELIG SHOE STORE QUALITY SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY EARL WITTENBRINK, OWNER 217 Swanwick St. 826-2221 165 COMPLIMENTS OF: ■in REAL ESTATE NEIL V. BIRCHLER, BROKER 2506 State St. Providing a complete staff of trained professionals to serve all your real 826-2232 estate needs. CHESTER TOLL BRIDGE P.O. BOX 6 826-5038 166 E AND E BUILDING SUPPLIES 2910 State St. 826-5013 JOHN R. BECK, M.D. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES CHESTER GREENHOUSE 1309 Allendale 826-2014 JAMES H. LOCHHEAD SONS 2001 State St., Route 3 North Don’s 66 Lochhead Bros. 826-3125 FULFORD FERTILIZER SERVICE R.R. 2 Box 125 826-2996 CHESTER PLUMBING AND HEATING INC. 2200 State St. 826-4315 G ILSTER y Til CORPORATION 1037 State Street P.O. Box 227 826-2361 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE CARDINAL RESTAURANT 1420 State St. 826-3611 WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE (V 1218 Swanwick St. 826-2016 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS ( 0 S WASHERS SMALL APPLIANCES COURTHOUSE SQUARE MIDTOWN FOODS CHESTER, IL 826-3815 “YOUR HOMETOWN STORE” FEATURING CHESTER'S OWN GILSTER — MARY LEE FARM FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS FULL LINE FRESH MEATS, PRODUCE, FROZEN FOOD, AND DAIRY 2511 STATE CHESTER SAVE-A-LOT AT SAVE-A-LOT YOU REALLY DO SAVE-A-LOT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ON CANNED FOODS, LUNCH MEATS, DAIRY, FROZEN PRODUCTS, FULL LINE WINES, BEER, AND LIQUOR AT RANDOLPH COUNTY'S LOWEST PRICES. 2515 STATE NORDMEYER’S IGA 826-3525 CHESTER.IL “WE RE THINKING OF YOU AT IGA” FRESH MEATS PRODUCE, FROZEN, DAIRY, FULL LINE DELI LIQUOR DEPT. CONGRATULATIONS TRUE VALUE HARDWARE BEN FRANKLIN RADIO SHACK DEALER BONNIE MAID LAUNDROMAT ROUTE 3 NORTH EDNA A. CRESS INSURANCE AGENCY First National Bank Bldg. 826-3710 ACE HARDWARE 1300 Swanwick 826-5061 REIDS’ HARVEST HOUSE SMORGASBOARD 2440 State 826-4933 SHELTER INSURANCE COMPANIES BERNICE COWAN AGENT 1206 Swanwick P.O. Box 229 v e “DENT'°Uf 07 , e A M V BODY SHOP 1030 Opdyke 826-3812 FREE ESTIMATES 169 £ FIRST NATIONAL BANK TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU DOWNTOWN AND CAMPTOWN 826-2334 826-2111 CHESTER PIZZA HUT RESTAURANT Joe Haas, Mgr. Rt. 2 Lehman Dr. 826-5251 Silkscreening Monogramming Engraving Individual Lettering Call our Sales Rep for your group, team, business, etc. He’ll bring the store to you! Mon. — Greek Day 20% Off all instock items Tues. — Free transfer w purchase Wed. — All instock SIU items 20% off Our new location 102 W. College Carbondale Hrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:30-5:30 Sat. 9:30-5:00 170 Please help in the fight against multiple sclerosis! Contact your Local District Chairman! Greg Long JACK LINK Certified Public Accountant 701 State St. 826-2065 HOUSE OF CERAMICS 631 State St. 826-2442 BGB CONSTRUCTION INC. R.R. 2 Box 133B 826-5331 ATCHISON’S AMOCO SERVICE 1200 State St. 826-3514 MR. D’S PHOTOGRAPHY Senior Portraits Weddings 1200 Swanwick 826-5171 171 VICTOR DRUGS DON DASCHKA, RPH 611 STATE STREET 826-2511 DR. J. M. WITTENBURG 1650 STATE STREET 826-4544 CARRIE-IN LAUNDRY 1940 SWANWICK ST. 826-9866 CHESTER DAIRY COMPANY 1915 STATE STREET 826-2394 KIMMEL AUTO SUPPLY, INC. MACHINE SHOP SERVICE 1914 STATE STREET 826-2305 2306 HUDDLE HUT DONUT SHOP 1212 SWANWICK STREET 826-3434 SCHUWERK, SCHUWERK ARBEITER FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. 826-2369 UTCHTMAN’S JEWELERS 987 STATE STREET 826-2921 FINE JEWELRY • WATCH REPAIR 173 When the name is NAPA the standard is quality FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS ... SEE BRAD DUDE, THE FRIENDLY PEOPLE AT NAPA 115 E. Stacy Make it 826-5002 NAPA BRAND new COLEMAN’S BUS SERVICE P.O. BOX 353 826-2434 CHESTER CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Dr. D. A. Sickmeyer Chiropractic Physician 222 W. Stacey 826-3110 LINK’S NEW MOON SPECIALTY FRIED CHICKEN 1945 State St. 826-4310 DON’S MACHINE WELDING GARY CASSETA Complete Portable Shop Welding, Steel Fabrication HOURS Route 1 BOX 27 MON.-FRI. 8-5 826-2533 BERTS SHELL SERVICE FRONT-END ALIGNMENTS — TUNE-UPS COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE Highway 3 North 826-4156 Chester, IL 826-5041 174 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF’85 EGGEMEYER BUS SERVICE P.O. BOX 541 826-2434 IMoore Wittenborn | THRIFTWAY Highway 3 North 826-4564 TRI-COUNTY GYMNASTICS 402 N. CHARLES STEELEVILLE — Beginning through advanced gymnastics — Competitive team — Tumbling for cheerleaders For information contact: MIKE BOEGLER 763-4715 175 KOENEMAN AGENCY INSURANCE•LOANS REAL ESTATE 1012 State St. 826-2345 JAMES L. UNGER D.M.D., M.S., P.C., ORTHODONTIST 3 Hamilton Lane St. Peter's, Mo. 63376 314-278-2511 176