Hanover High School - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1972 volume:

I DEDICATION MRS. ALBERT GARNER We wish to dedicate our 1972 Yearbook to a woman who gives much of her time to helping the children of the Hanover School. She is untiring in her effort to find material to help them with their research papers. She looks up interesting books for the children to read. She is always on the job and pleasant to everyone. It is with pleasure that we dedicate our Yearbook to Mrs. Albert Garner, Township librarian. HOMER GRAY What would some of us do if the meat market door were locked on Sunday? Or any night before nine o’clock? There might be many of us eating eggs instead of meat. Although he works late and long hours, he is never cross or crabby. He loves to joke and talk of old times. He seems to love Hanover and Hanover people. We hope he is around for many more years. It is with pleasure that we dedicate our Yearbook to Homer Gray. ORGANIZATION PICTURE 2 1972 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY President Donald E. Hunt Don Crawford BOARD OF EDUCATION Robert Richmond Secretary J. Irwin Kilpatrick LaVere Steffes 4 SUPERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGES As students, you should be proud to have had the opportunity to attend the Hanover Schools. The citizens of this community have provided excellent facilities, well qualified educators and moral backing in your quest for educa- tion. You have been privileged to receive an education, where you have been treated as a whole person with feelings and not just an identification number in a file cabinet. You have been provided with many fine tools to follow your chosen occupation or profession. I now challenge each of you, as new graduates, to go out and “Carve a Profession— don’t Chisel it.” May I congratulate you and wish you the best of success. Keith R. Barkdoll To The Student Body: I wish to congratulate our Student Body for another fine year. The Senior Class will be leaving in a few days for their place in Society. Our Seniors are leaving behind some of their happiest years of their lives but have nothing but happiness and opportunity to look forward to in the future. I would say to the Seniors, and all High School students, do not be afraid of the future. It holds nothing but great aspirations for you. I would ask that you be a good person, be proud of yourself, your Community, and especially your Country. To the Students who will be with us yet next year, take advantage of your schooling and the extra curricular activities. Best wishes and congratulations to the Class of 1972. 5 Mr. Murphy Mrs. Rosemary Bernard B.S. Education, E.S.U. Domestic Science Mr. Ferry French B.S. Education, I.S.U. Speech; Drama Club Mr. Nelson Geiger B.S. Education N.I.U. Natural science, Jr. Sponsor FACULTY Miss Kris M. Kittlcson U. of N.l. B.A. Librarian Jr. Sponsor Mrs. Edith Morrison B.A., Univ. of Dubuque English; Sr. Sponsor Mrs. Olive Speer B.A. Vocal Music B.S. Ed. U. of Minn. Vocal Music Mr. John Stone B.S., U. of 111. Math, Physics; Senior Sponsor Vlrs. Georgia Hess B.S. Education, W.S.U. Business; Fresh. Sponsor Mr. Bertram Murphy B.A., M.A. Loras College Political Science H.S. Principal Mr. David Wilbricht B.A., M.A., Loras Voc. Ed. Miss Judith Klinkkammer B.S. Education, W.S.U. Girls’ P.E. Mr. Richard McDonald B.S. Education Peru State College Secondary Special Ed. Mr. Louis Ramirez B.A., Loras P.E., Span. 1 2, Dr. Ed. Soph. Sponsor Mr. Lester Palmer Shop, B.S. Mechanical Ag. So. Dakota State Univ. Mr. Dale Teberg B.S., U. of la. P.E. Jr. Sponsor 6 John P. Kilpatrick B.S. Education, N.I.U. Ec., Soc., Political See., Cont. Soc., Audio Visual Carl J. Hanner B.M. Education, Neb. Wesleyan University Sr., Jr., Band SCHOOL WORKERS Custodian Mr. Leidinger Bus Drivers Cooks V. Eadie, D. Stcinhagen, R. Patterson, P. Francke, C. N. Leighton, H. McCormick, B. Messerli Nobis, D. Campbell SCHOOL CALENDAR Aug. 26 Sept. 3 6 8 10 17 24 29 Oct. 1 4 9 11 12 14 15 16 18 19 22 25 29 Nov. 3 4 5 6 24 25 26 27 30 Dec. 3 8 10 14 17 20 23 24-2 Jan. 3 4 7 11 13-14 18 19 21 22 Feb. 1 4 First day of school —ALREADY? Football at Bloomington—After all, it’s only the first game. No school —Labor Day—So soon? Magazine Kick-Off Sale-Go Sophomores. Go! Football at Hanover—Cassville. Just nervous, 1 guess! Football at Highland. Yeah, we broke our bad streak! Football at West Grant—You just can’t beat that Devil Machine Organization Pictures-Yearbook-Smile pretty. Football, Belmont—Oh, well, better luck next time. Individual pictures—I really didn’t plan on smiling. Football, Benton, 2:00. Guess what! No school—Columbus Day—I thought we got off on the 12th. J. V. Football, here, Hazel Green Happy Birthday Bonnie G. Bonfire, Pep-rally—Boy, we sure burned Shullsburg that night! HOMECOMING, Parade 5:30, Chili Supper-Senior, Football, Shullsburg here 7:30 Everyone was working hard that day and night. District II Music Festival Auditions, Sterling—1 can’t sing, I yelled too much at the game. No school—Teachers Institute—Lucky us! Fresh-Soph Football. Hazel Green, here. Football, Hazel Green, there,—1 think I am seeing too much green! No School-Veterans’ Day—Happy birthday Jamie F. Football, Potosi, here,—Let’s drink to them! Report cards—The moment of truth! Musical Play-ANYTHING GOES Musical Play District II Musical Festival, Peoria—Some of them made it! Dismiss early, 2:00, Thanksgiving Vacation begins Thanksgiving Vacation—Over the river and through the woods— Basketball, Pearl City, there—It was a tough one! Basketball, Chadwick, there—What an exciting game! Basketball, Thomson, here—I think I ran into a yellow wall! Unit Meetings, dismiss early, 1 :30—I think we’re having more days off than we are having school — Course who’s complaining! Basketball, Warren, there—War on Warren! Basketball, Stockton, here—Yes, Mrs. Hess, you have to cheer for our side! Basketball at Elizabeth—Never again . . . Forreston Holiday Tournament—Never to be forgotten Christmas Vacation no school—No school and getting presents. How lucky can one get? School resumes—No, no, never, never . . . Basketball, East Dubuque, there—First of the New Year Basketball, Galena here—They won’t find any treasure here! Basketball, Scales Mound, there—Buzzzzzzzzzzzzz Semester Exams—After Christmas vacation how can I remember school work? Basketball, Mt. Carroll, here—We like our team, we Like our team, we like OUR team, we like our TEAM, WE LIKE OUR TEAM! Hand out Report Cards—Well, you see Mom, —that vacation! Basketball, Thomson, there—We were right there cheering. U.S. Grant Conference B.B. Tournament—I never knew that General Grant played basketball! Basketball, East Dubuque, here—So, we meet again! Basketball, Stockton, there—Oh, Mrs. Hess . . . 9 CALENDAR CONTINUED 8 11 15 18 Basketball, Warren, here—Again we say, “War on Warren ” Basketball, Elizabeth here—What can 1 say? Basketball, Galena, there—You played a great game, boys. Basketball, Scales Mound, here—The last game of the year. Next, to tell the truth as to how great a year 21-25 26 Mar. 4 22 31 Apr. 3-7 12 15 20 28 29 May 6 12 19 21 23-24 25 26 it was. Illinois District Basketball Tournament begins The moment of truth arrived. State Music Contest—Oomp-pa-pa District Speech Contest —Everyone worked hard. Hand out report cards—Guess what? Good Friday, No School —It was a very good day. Easter Vacation—Guess what 1 got from the Easter bunny? Unit Meetings, dismiss early —Here we go again! State Music Contest—We’ll try not to make any mistakes. Spring Band Concert, Music Awards-What did ya think. Mom and Dad? Drama Club Play-Break a leg! Junior-Senior Prom—1 could have danced all night, but I made other plans. District Golf Meet —Fore! District track Meet—I’m all out of breath. Baccalaureate—Don’t start crying now, we haven’t graduated. Semester Exams—we never went over this in class, how was I to know the answer? Lucky seniors! Teachers’ workshop, No School-Too bad teachers, that you had to go to school. Last day of school. Commencement —Farewell, Seniors, and good luck. 10 SENIORS JANET APPLE “All succeeds with people who arc sweet and cheerful.” VICKI ANDERSON “No gems, no gold, she needs to wear: she shines intrinsically fair.” Band 2-4; Music Contest 2-4; Hi- Lites 4; Pep Club 2,3: FH A 1,2,4; County Festival 3;GAA 4. Cheerleader 1-4: Secty. 1: Treas. 2-4; Girls’Chorus 1,3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,3.4; GAA. Secty. 4; Queen Candidate 2-4; Music Con- test 1,3.4; Madrigal 4: Pep Club 1-3: Hi-Lites 1. JOHN ARMSTRONG “Nothing is more simple than great- ness: indeed to be simple is to be great.” STEVE ARNESON “Individual in thought and action.” Football Mgr. 1-3: Basketball Mgr. 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4. JUNIOR BELL “Noble deeds that are concealed are most esteemed.” Basketball 3.4; Golf 1-4; Varsity Club 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Audio Visual 4. JACK BRADT “A football man, a basketball man and last but not least, a lady’s man.” Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4: Vice-Pres. 4; Golf 3: Hi-Lites 3: Varsity Club 2-4; Co-Captain 3,4; Honorary Captain 4. DEBBIE BUCK “The only way to have friends is to be one.” CARL CROFFOOT “A good fellow, but sparing in his words.” Pep Club 1; Hi-Lites 4; Librarian Drama Club 3,4; Librarian 4. 1-4. 13 KIM DOUVIKAS “I have learned to seek my happi- ness by limiting my desires rather than in attempting to satisfy them. Golf 1 -3: Basketball 1. BILL EADIE A man is only a man. but a cigar is a smoke. DUANE DUFF It takes all sorts to make a world.' JOE FERRELL His pleasures find their source in ‘Sport.’ ” Varsity Football 1-4: Co-Captain Track 2: Varsity Club. 1-4: Pres. 3 4: Student Council 1-4: Vice Pres. 4: Drama Club 1-4: Hi-Lites 3. 14 KIM FLACK A thing of beauty is a joy for- ever.” GARY FLYNN “A wise man will make more oppor- tunities than he finds.” Girls’ Chorus 1.3: Mixed Chorus 1. 3: Music Contest 3: Drama Club 3, 4: Pep Club 1: GAA 4: Color Guard 3: FHA 2,3: Queen Candidate 4. Band 1-4; Music Contest l-4:Coun ty Festival 3.4: Madrigal 1,3,4: Boys’ Chorus 3,4: Mixed Chorus 1.3.4: Band Council 1,4: Football 3.4: Drama Club 3.4: Revonah 3.4: Editor 4: Math 2. BONNIE GABRIEL She’s one of those girls you’d like to meet: poised, considerate, grace- ful, and sweet.” GENE GILLIES “He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much.” Band 1-4: Girls’ Chorus 3.4: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Pres. 4: Pep Club 1.2: Madrigal 4: Music Contest 1-4: County Festival 2-4: Drama Club 2- 4: Scholarship 2-4: FHA 3: Hi-Lites 2-4: Editor 4: Revonah 3.4: Band Lib. 2-4: Class Sectv. 2-4. Football 1-4: Basketball 1-4: Track 2.3: Golf 3: Drama Club I -4: Stu- dent Council 4: Co-Captain 4: Var- sity Club 2-4; Hi-Lites 3: Honorable Mention Basketball 3. 15 MIKE GOLDHAGEN “Genius is only great patience.” Football 1-4; Track 2-4; Varsity Club 3,4; Scholarship Award 1-4 SHELLY GRAY “Happy am 1, from care I’m free.” Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,3; Girls’ Chorus 1,3: Drama Club 1-3: Pep Club 1,2; GAA 4; Class Vicc-Prcs. 1,3; Music Contest 1-3: Revonah 3; Scholarship Award 1-4; FTA 1; GAA 4. GARY HAGGERTY “He who is firm in will molds the world to himself.” CALVIN JOHNSON “Life is short and so is he, always jolly and carefree.” 16 Letterman 2,4; Golf 1-4; Basketball 1-4. PATTI LOCKWOOD “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” Mixed Chorus 2-4; Girl’s C Chorus 2-4; Drama Club 2-4; Revonah 3,4; Hi-Lites 4; Pep Club 2.3: GAA 4: Music Contest 2. PATRICIA MAHR “The fairest garden in her looks and in her mind the wisest books.” Vice-Pres. 1; Drama Club 1; Scholar- ship Award 1-4; Panther Press (editor) 1; Track 1; Office Worker 4: Department Award 1; Phy. Ed. Ass’t. 3,4. BOB LORD “No one reaches a high position without daring.” SUE MILLER “A good laugh is sunshine in a house.” Treasurer 1; Girl’s Chorus 1,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Drama Club 1- 3; Pep Club 1-3; GAA 4, Class Rep. 4; Revonah 3; Music Contest 3; Madrigal 4; Scholarship Award 1-3. 17 DAN MOLDENHOUER “Who cares for nothing alone is free. Sit down good fellow and drink with me. ’ DOUG O'CONNELL “Put himself upon his good behavior. J KAREN NORTON “Giggling girls add spice to life.” Pep Club 1: Drama Club 1 -4: Hi- Lites 4: Girl's Chorus 3.4: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Music Contest 3.4: Librarian 1-4. MELVIN OLSEN “His saying was: Live and let live.” Football 1. 18 JOE PASH “A good athlete, a great friend, a mighty swell lad.” Football 1-4: Track 2: Golf 1.3.4: Drama Club 4: Varsity Club 2-4. BERNIE PETTERA ‘‘His heart as great as the world, but there is no room in it to hold a memory of a wrong.” DEBBIE PETTERA “She’s just the sweet and gentle kind whose nature never varies.” RONNIE REDINGTON “I can resist everything except temptation.” 19 WAYNE SHAIBLE “Men are sometimes blessed with good fortune and good sense at the same time.” J.V. Football Manager 1; V. Foot- ball Manager 2,3; V. Basketball Manager 1-3: Lcttcrman’s Club 1-4. WAYNE SCHOCK. “Every individual has a place to fill in the world and is important whether he chooses to be or not.” Basketball Manager 2,3; Varsity Club 3,4. PHIL SCHANUEL “He tosses many a yeasty word into the conversation dough.” TIM SHERIDAN “A distinguished athlete and a right good fellow.” Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Dram. Club 4; Hi-Litcs 4; Varsity Club 34 Lcttcrman’s Club 3,4. 20 DAVID STOTLER “Men of few words arc the best men.” SCOTT SULLIVAN “Which is the happier or the wiser, a man of merit, or a miser.” Track 1-4; Football 2-4; Band 1-4: Music Contest 2-4; Varsity Club 3,4; Drama Club 2-4; Speech Team 3; Basketball 4; Hi-lites 4. Football 1-4: Drama Club 1-4; Stu- dent Director 4; Varsity Club 2-4; Class Pres. 2-4: Student Council 2-4; Pres 4; Golf 1; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Scholar 4. GARY SUTTER “The call of the Wild.” Hi-Litcs 1-3. RUSSELL TOWNSEND “Just as big in heart as in height.” Football 1-4: Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4; Drama Club 1-4; Class Pres. 1; Student Council 1-4; Student Council Treasurer 4. 21 JIM WHARY “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.” Football 1-4: basketball 1-4: Band 1- 4: Music Contest 1-4: County Music Festival 3: Letterman’s Club 2- 4: Drama Club 1.4. Pictures not available for the following Seniors: Dan Ballard-“He has no fear of coming foes: as trouble comes so trou- ble goes.” David Bourettc—”The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business.” Karen Kampus—“I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, the lamp of experience.” Rose Peterson—“Tomorrow life is too late: Live today.” JAYNE ROOSE “I assure you she’s the dearest girl.” Girl's Glee 1.2: Mixed Chorus 1.2: Band 1 -3: Student Council 1: Cheer- leader 1: Dramatics Club 4: Home- coming Attendant 2: Honor Roll 1-3: Contest 1 -3: Pep Club 1 -3: Ger- man Club 3. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Seated: Gene Gillies. Vicki Anderson, Scott Sullivan. Bonnie Gabriel, Russell Townsend. Standing: Mr. Stone. Mrs. Morrison. Jack Bradt.Joe Ferrell. CLASS RINGS CLASS WILL I, Vicki Anderson, do will my driving boards to Kathy Ferrell and Odd shoes to Jerri Kolb. I, Janet Appel, so will all my babysitting jobs to anyone who wants them. I, John Armstrong, so will my hair to “Butch” Aadson. 1, Junior Bell, so will my putter to Dick Richmond in the hope that he’ll down his score to 60. 1, Jack Bradt, do will my ability to be throwing all touchdown passes as a sophomore to that Miracle Blue Boy, Qus Gray. 1, Debbie Buck, do will my temper to Gary Domingue and to Carol Yenney my ability to think. 1, Karl Croffot, do will Walter Mercer my summer job at the Savanna Army Depot in the hope that he will learn more about T.W. 1, Kim Douvikas, do will my weight-lifting set to Gary Domingue in the hope that he will have some kind of muscle. 1, Duane Duff, do will Gary Domingue my girl friend’s training bra. I, Bill Eadie, do will my book of yoga to Sue Ganteinbein. I, Joe Ferrell, do will Diane Cottral one bottle of protein twenty-one so she doesn’t have to wear her wig anymore. 1, Kim Flack, do will all my possessions to Debbie Peterson, all my cycle burns to Albert Lowry, and all my dead- ly weapons to Mark Fulton. 1, Gary Flynn, do will my nose to Todd Richmond in the hope that he will have better luck than I did. I, Bonnie Gabriel, do will my non-accident record to all those taking Driver’s Ed., and my ever presence in one of the science classes to Mr. Geiger. 1, Gene Gillies, do will my ability to Terry Fritz, to put the Ben-Gay on, in the right places, so future football players will not have to re-shower. 1, Mike Goldhagen, do will Diane Cottral a quart of oil and a year’s free membership to the Chicago Motor Club. I, Shelley Gray, do will my Dick and Jane Phonics books to Penny Ware in the hope that she will learn how to talk. I, Gary Haggerty, do will my pull tab finger to Gus Gray for Saturday nights. 1, Patti Lockwood, do will my ability to say “yes or no” to Penny Ware, and my ability to “hide things” to Cindy Stewart. 1, Patricia Mahr, do will Bill Streicher the front left bumper and fender of our Polara for further “use” if necessary. 1, Sue Miller, do will my ability to come home unstarry-eyed after our expeditions, to Lisa Rogers and my ability to get home to Diane Cottral. 1, Karen Norton, do will Sue Folquardts my ability to have good health, and not miss a day of school. I, Melvin Olson, do will my ability to play guitar to Dwight Aadson. 1, Joe Pash, do will my good looks and manliness to Gary Domingue. I, Bernie Pettera, do will a ride in a two-toned green car to D.F. and to Connie J. I, Wayne Schaible, do will Terry Fritz my managing skills. I, Bob Schanuel, do will Ted Kopper and Rick Lillies my barber in the hope that they restore the flat-top to com- plete acceptance. 1, Phil Schanuel, do will my clean blonde locks to any girl who can use them. 1, Wayne Schock, do will my opportunity to camp out with Jack Bradt to ___. 1, Tim Sheridan, do will my ability to get to football practice on time to Todd Richmond. I, David Stotler, do will my great ability to keep my tires from going flat to John Flynn so that he may use them with great care. 1, Scott Sullivan, do will my ability to pinch Pennies to Ernie Townsend. I, Gary Sutter, do will Walter Mercer the steering wheel of my Falcon in the hope that he’ll finally get something to drive. I, Russell Townsend, do will my quickness and blinding speed to Kirk Barkdoll and a 1972 Chicago Cubs season ticket to Mr. Murphy. I, Jim Whary, do will my fore-arm pads to Bubba in the hope that he will hit someone, someday in football. 24 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY AMBITION to be an x-ray technician to be an office worker to be decapitated at 20 to become an archeologist to be a father at 14 to go to Beauty School to work truck driver to work parole from H.H.S. to be owner of Adam’s Garage X-Ray technician to become a Naval Officer to become a secretary to replace Hugh Hefner be a mechanical engineer to go to college drafting Beautician Psychiatry to become a lawyer Key punch career construction worker it’s a question work 8 hours a day get out of high school none photographer make a million by age of 25 College Admiral in Navy to be a banker C.C. Ryder Attend college to be a millionaire PROPHECY Nurse at Blanding Replace Marilyn Be an octogenarian Be a mortician Be a confirmed bachelor Make-up artist for Mr. French Welfare administrator Galloping gourmet Welfare recipient Sentenced for life Owner of Ferrell’s Hobby Shop Director of probation office in Galena Rejected after physical Sex symbol Replace Ari Onaissis Foreman at the plant Parking ticket attendant at Gray’s cabin Work for Ray Hunt Miss Giggle America Confined to sanitarium At 9 Top lawyer for Prohibition ticket Race driver Substitute for Capt. Ernie Maker of “Passion” perfume Overtime on Saturday Tester of beer “Stines” Victim of encephalitis lethargica Guitar player Applicant for welfare Not get accepted at Notre Dame Drown Be a bank robber C.C. Ryder, 2nd Become a hippie “Rob a millionaire” SENIOR CLASS FLOWER SENIOR CLASS MOTTO SOME MEN SEE THINGS AS THEY ARE AND SAY WHY; WE DREAM THINGS THAT NEVER WERE AND ASK WHY NOT? 26 This page sponsored by TUCKER’S RESTAURANT—Elizabeth, Illinois JUNIORS D. Aadson J. Doty G. Kessler R. Anderson J. Flynn J. Kolb PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE D. Bork M. Fulton E. Kopper K. Claar S. Gantenbein B. Legal M. Clarkson J. Griffiths L. Mahr B. Cliff L. Griffiths W. Mercer D. Cottral B. Hebert S. Mills T. Domingue J. Hill M. Morton CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Standing: Mr. Geiger, Miss Kittleson, E. Town- send-Student Council, Mr. Teberg. Seated: John Stadel—Vice-President, W. Streicher— Treasurer, K. Barkdoll—President, J. Mensen- dike—Student Council, K. Ferrell—Secretary. J. Mulholland D. Pitts J. Strautz H. Noble T. Richmond M. Thulen J. Pettera L. Rogers P. True L. Sack M. Valladarez S. Schleuning B. Varilek B. Shepherd P. Ware R. Smith D. Yardley C. Stewart 27 SOPHOMORES S. Bradt D. Fulton B. Cliff S. Gillogly K. Delury C. Gray G. Domingue D. Irwin R. Douvikas C. Johnson L. Engleking K. Knoepfle U T. Anderson T. Fritz S. Messerli Standing: Miss Klink- hammer, Mr. Rameriz. J- Orehowsky L. Roe W. Stotler CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS J. Ferrell W. Mahr J. Nelson President —K. Knoepfle, Vice President—A. Lowry, Secretary—J. Bradt, Trea- surer—C. Miller, Student Council—L. Nobis. R. Richmond E. Stines C. Yenney W. C. Schock Schleuning C. Unangst P. Tonne P. Sheridan M. Smith S. J. Whisker Volquardts S. Steffes J. Winter PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 28 FRESHMEN C. Ballard J. Eastman G. Lien Standing: Mr. Palmer, Mrs. Hess. D. Miller E. Murphy J. Speaker R. Olson T. Stines CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Seated: R. Lilies— Student Council, J. Schaible—Vice-President, J. Sullivan—President, E. Streicher—Treasurer, K. Sheridan—Secretary. Absent J. Mills T. Sherick S. Yenney D. Peterson L. Sullivan B. Pettera T. Unangst J. Price J. D. Reifsteck Vandervate P. Varlek D. Roose K. Winter 29 ??? GUESS WHO ??? SENIOR MOSTS Most Musical Best Dressed This page is sponsored by DR. RALPH E. SPEER. 31 GENER ' J demands I DIDN’T HAVE A THING TO . WEAR 32 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL TEAM First row: C. Schock, K. Knoepfle, T. Anderson, D. Richmond, J. Sullivan, K. Knocpfle, D. Roose, J. Stadel, T. Fritz, K. Barkdoll. Second Row: J. Schaible, S. Gillogly, J. Flynn, W. Mercer, G. Flynn, J. Mulholland, M. Gold- hagen, D. Yardley, S. Sullivan, T. Richmond, T. Domingue. Third Row: Coach Ramirez, E. Townsend, S. Bradt, D. Aadson, D. Stotler, R. Smith, T. Sheridan, R. Townsend, C. Gray, J. Whary, G. Gillies, J. Ferrell, J. Bradt, J. Pash, Coach Teberg. ALL CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION J. Ferrell, R. Townsend, C. Gray, K. Barkdoll, S. Bradt. ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM Jack Bradt and Ernie Townsend JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Doug Bonar, Jeff Eastman. Don Roose, Todd Anderson, Keith Knoepfle, Brian Cliff, Rick Gillies, Jeff Sullivan, Joel Reifsteck. Second row: Bob Bastian, Ty Unangst, Rick Douvikas, Steve Bradt, Mr. Teberg, Charles Gray, Kelly Sheridan, Joe Speaker, Kevin Knoepfle. BASKETBALL MANAGERS Jim Schaible, Curt Schock, Terry Fritz TRACK AND GOLF TEAMS Kirk Barkdoll 1st Place Long Jump 100 Yd. Dash 440 Yd. Dash James Mulholland 1st Place One Mile Run Tim Domingue, Keith Knoepfle, Kirk Barkdoll Ernie Townsend 1st Place 880 Relay 1971 Track Team Row 1: T. Sherick, T. Flack, J. Speaker, B. Cliff, J. Mulholland, K. Barkdoll, T. Fritz Row 2: T. Domingue, D. Stotler, M. Goldhagen, K. Knoepfle, E. Townsend, J. Whary, D. Yardlcy, R. Smith, R. Townsend, Coach Teberg 1971 Golf Team Row 1: J. Eastman, R. Gillies, J. Stadel, J. Winter, J. Sullivan Row 2: T. Unangst, R. Richmond, J. Griffiths, L. Bell, R. Douvikas, Coach Hulick 1971 Jo Daviess County Golf Meet 2nd Place Standing: D. McCormick, D. Wolbers, L. Bell, R. Douvikas, Coach Hulick. Kneeling: J. Pash, G. Haggerty This page sponsored by HANOVER POSTAL SERVICE. 39 LETTERMENS’ CLUB First row: Ernie Townsend, Todd Richmond, Jr. Bell, Gus Gray. Second row: Gene Gillies, David Yardley. Third row: Jay Mulholland, Joe Pash. Fourth row: Scott Gillogly, Jack Bradt, Joe Ferrell, Terry Fritz, Scott Sullivan, Mike Goldhagen, Keith Knoepfle. Fifth row: Tim Dominque, Steve Bradt. Sixth row: Steve Arneson, John Arm- strong. Seventh row: Kirk Barkdoll, Jim Whary. Eighth row: David Stotler, Gary Haggerty, Tim Sheridan, Dwight Aadson, Russell Townsend, Wayne Schaible. First row: Jody Hill, Sue Miller, Vicki Anderson, Cindy Stewart, Lisa Rogers, Miss Klinkkammer, Shelley Gray, Carol Yenney, Jamie Croffoot. Second Row: Kathy Ferrell, Roxanne Olson, Jane Mensendike, Debbie Vandervate, Rose Peterson, Diane Buck, Debbie Miller, Janet Apple, Darlene Hancick. Third row: Diane Cottral, Mary Anne Smith, Laurie Engelking, Debbie Peterson, Kerry Winter, Judy Bradt, Carolyn Runmel, Beth Stines. Fourth row: Jerri Kolb, Betty Varilek, Patti Lockwood, Kim Flack, Penny Ware, Jamie Ferrell, Tere«a Stines, LuAnn Sullivan, Erin Murphy. This Page Sponsored by UNITED SCIENTIFIC COMPANY VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL Left to right: Betty Varilek, Kathy Ferrell, Vicki Anderson, Back row: Diane Cottral, Jerri Kolb. BASKETBALL 41 Vicki Anderson, Betty Varilek, Jerri Kolb JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Luanne Sullivan, Jamie Croffoot, Teresa Stines. On Top: Jamie Ferrell. HANOVER CHEERING SECTION 42 STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Kirk Barkdoll, Rick Lillies, Gene Gillies, Mr. Murphy, Ernie Townsend, Jeff Sullivan, Keith Knoepfle. Seated: Russ Townsend, Joe Ferrell, Scott Sullivan, Linda Nobis, Jane Mensendike. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Standing: Bob Kilpatrick, Robin Monrow, Scott Sullivan. Seated: Mary Kay Limage, Mary Jo Hunt, Sherry Steffes, Bonnie Gabriel. Sponsor: Mrs. Morrison 44 This page sponsored by GRAY’S MEAT MARKET. REVONAH STAFF Standing: Carolyn Rummel, Jody Hill, Judy Bradt, William Streicher, Mrs. Morrison, Gary Flynn. Seated: Beth Stines, Jane Mensendike, Bonnie Gabriel. Not Pictured: Cindy Stewart, Jamie Ferrell. HI-FITES Back row: Tim Sheridan, Bob Schanuel, Ronnie Redington, Kirk Barkdoll, Jerri Kolb, Phil Schanuel, Betty Varilek, Susan Mills, Rose Peterson, Debbie Buck. Middle row: Patti Lockwood, Kathy Ferrell, Jamie Ferrell, Judy Bradt, Lisa Rogers, Beth Stines, Carolyn Rummel, Janet Appel, Cindy Unangst, Jane Mensendike, Karen Norton, Cindy Stewart, Bonnie Gabriel, Dave Stotler, Carol Yenney, Mrs. Hess This page sponsored by HANOVER SPEED WASH. OFFICE WORKERS Standing: Richard Hall, Terry Fritz, Debbie Buck, Gary Domingue, Karen Norton, Mary Smith. Seated: Carol Yenney, Rose Peterson, Jody Hill, Miss Kittleson. This page sponsored by HANOVER SPEED WASH. LIBRARIANS Left to right: Betty Varilek, Jerri Kolb, Pat Mahr, Jane Mensendike, Kim Flack, Carolyn Rummel, Bonnie Gabriel. SPEECH TEAM Row 1: J. Reifsteck, D. Bonar, J. Winter Row 2: K. Delury, L. Nobis, L. Engleking, C. Miller Row 3: G. Domingue, Mr. French—Director, R. Bastian COLOR GUARD Left to right: B. Stines, P. Ware, C. Rummel, J. Bradt, P. Varilek, L. Mahr. MARCHING BAND Left to right: J. Flynn, C. Unangst, B. Gabriel, L. Rogers, J. Mills, G. Flynn, Mr. Hanner 48 This page sponsored by HOGAN’S REXALL DRUG STORE-Savanna DIST. REPRESENTATIVES William Streicher, Susan Mills, Todd Richmond, Mr. Hanner. CONCERT BAND First row: Bonnie Gabriel, Cindy Unangst, Jerri Kolb, Amber Townsend, Wanda Stotler, Susan Mills. Second row: Mary Ann Smith, Jerry Crawford, Jolene Gillies, Carol Yenney, Donna Hunt, Ty Unangst, John Winters, Lisa Rogers. Third row: Jeff Eastman, Bob Bastian, Kathy Claar, David Stotler, Laurie Engelking, Gary Flynn, Todd Richmond, Jane Mills, Tim Domingue, William Streicher. Standing: Rose Peterson, Larry Johnson, Dick Richmond, John Flynn, Mr. Hanner. 49 MIXED CHORUS 1st row: Mrs. Speer, Bonnie Gabriel, Carolyn Rummel, Jamie Ferrell. 2nd row: Gary Flynn, Todd Richmond, Diane Cottral, Cindy Stewart, Jane Mensendike. Not pictured: Jody Hill. 1st row: Mrs. Speer, Carolyn Rummel, Jamie Ferrell, Bonnie Gabriel, Gary Flynn, Mark Fulton, Todd Richmond, Todd Anderson, Jean Kilpatrick, Cathy Miller, Debbie Miller. 2nd row: Susie Miller, Lisa Rogers, Kathy Ferrell, Jane Mills, Eric Streicher, John Winter, Jane Men- sendike, Vicki Anderson, Jerri Kolb, Patti Lockwood. 3rd row: Rose Peterson, Karen Norton, Sara Stutzman, Jeff Griffiths, William Streicher, John Flynn, Dick Richmond, Ty Unangst, Jamie Croffoot, Diane Cottral, Cindy Stewart. CHORUS OFFICERS GIRLS’ CHORUS Row 1: Mrs. Speer, C. Rummel, J. Ferrell, B. Gabriel, D. Miller, V. Anderson, S. Stutzman, J. Mills Row 2: S. Miller, L. Rogers, K. Ferrell, C. Stewart, K. Cottral, J. Kolb, P. Lockwood Row 3: R. Peterson, K. Norton, K. Claar, J. Kilpatrick, J. Mensendike, J. Hill, J. Croffoot DISTRICT MUSIC REPRESENTATIVES 51 Standing L. To R. J. Griffiths, J. Flynn, D. Cottral, G. Flynn Seated: Mrs. Speer, Director BOYS CHORUS Back row: Mrs. Speer, Todd Richmond, John Flynn. Middle row: Todd Anderson, Mark Fulton, Gary Flynn, William Streicher, Dick Richmond, Eric Streicher. Bottom row: John Winter, Boh Bastian, Jeff Griffith, Ty Unangst. MADRIGAL Back Row: Mrs. Speer, Todd Anderson, Gary Flynn, Todd Richmond, William Streicher, John Flynn, Jeff Griffith, Jane Mensendike. Front row: Bonnie Gabriel, Kathy Ferrell, Lisa Rogers, Sue Miller, Jerri Kolb, Vicki Anderson, Diane Cottral, Cindy Stewart. 52 DRAMA CLUB Row 1: Mr. French, L. Rogers, G. Flynn, C. Miller, B. Stines, G. Gillies, D. Yardley, K. Barkdoll, S. Sullivan, J. Ferrell, J. Croffoot Row 2: J. Pash, S. Arneson, T. Stines, J. Kolb, C. Yenney, B. Gabriel, D. Fulton, K. Claar, J. Nelson, C. Rummel Row 3: T. Sheridan, E. Murphy, J. Mensendike, K. Delury, K. Winter, C. Ballard, D. Miller, D. Buck, J. Bradt Row 4: R. Townsend, J. Griffiths, L. Sullivan, L. Nobis, L. Engleking, D. Bonar, T. Unangst, R. Peterson Row 5: J. Reifsteck, D. Richmond, J. Flynn, D. Stotler, J. Winter, W. Stotler, G. Domingue, R. Gillies, R. Bastain REVONAH STAFF Seated: Beth Stines, Jane Mensendike, Bonnie Gabriel Standing left to right: Carolyn Rummel, Jodelle Hill, Judy Bradt, Co-editor William Striecher, Advisor Mrs. Morrison, Editor Gary Flynn Absent: Cindy Stewart ANYTHING GOES” •% 54 ACADEMICS HOMECOMING QUEEN 1971 VICKI ANDERSON 56 QUEEN ATTENDANTS KIM FLACK KATHY FERRELL BETTY VARILEK 57 HOMECOMING FLOATS This page sponsored by the ELIZABETH STATE BANK. This page sponsored by the ELIZABETH GARAGE and COMPANY. HOMECOMING PARADE FOOTBALL ACTION SHOTS This page sponsored by ELIZABETH CLEANERS. HOMECOMING 1971 This page is sponsored by SPEER’S ARCO 61 This page sponsored by ELIZABETH FEED MILL AGE OF AQUARIUS 1970-1971 GOVERNMENT DAY IN H. H. S. r w hC This page sponsored by DUNCAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE—Savanna, Illinois. This page sponsored by DUNCAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE—Savanna A DAY AT H. H. S. PATRONS’ PAGE pQ -(-T DuJ” iW %s 'V G- t' v 3 «r- 1 cirolf Associates •� ’ ,v , 'Syicu-ts . z V T ?e tfe ovmh SToM (raryFlf ir - 4j 8ov nl s (jtbr'tel-co-ed:6iII Sfmcfef- a st'.e4. Tyr +- JrZkiAviUnJilu yV v, (V A C2T 7- ELEMENTARY MIDDLE SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE 4th Row: B. Weede, R. Lien, G. Bonar, J. Crawford, C. Sullivan, K. McCalley, T. Sullivan 3rd Row: D. Pettera, R. Lien, E. Hebert, E. Volquardts, T. Cottral, C. Flynn, G. Gillogly 2nd Row: A. Townsend, D. Stewart, L. Sherich, T. Gillies, K. Weede, W. Lammel, J. Fulton, 1st Row: T. Zigler, L. Douvikas, P. Walker, D. Hunt, N. Irwin, T. Mercer, L. Johnson, Mr. Hulick SEVENTH GRADE 4th Row: D. Johnson, F. Shrum, J. Roose, K. Belk, D. Kness, B. Yenney, M. Ware, B. Hurt 3rd Row: S. Kueter, B. Aadson, J. Croffoot, L. Arneson, T. Robbins, M. Speer, L. Boop, L. Volkert 2nd Row: P. Fritz, D. Lien, S. Upton, B. Pate, B. Yardley, W. Stines, B. Schock, C. Vandervate, M. Pash 1st Row: T. Thomas, E. Streicher, P. Sheridan, M. Kilpatrick, B. Price, J. Whary, C. Lord, Mrs. Heer Top row: S. Sherich, L. Kilpatrick, L. Bonar, J. Harkness, C. Glad, M. Gillogly, M. Murphy, Q. Deviney, 2nd from top: T. Ballard, T. Crayne, J. Pettera, B. Appel, L. Egbert, D. Sprecher, B. Mulholland, S. Gotchall. 3rd from top: R. Lien, P. Weible, D. McIntyre, J. Crawford, D. Douvikas, J. Francke, M. Unangst, D. Shrum, J. Winter. Bottom row: B. Porras, P. Vesely, S. McCalley, L. Griffiths, D. Knoefle, J. Steele, D. Patterson, T. Jeff“’ MIDDLE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Starting at bottom, left to right: J. Croffoot, B. Aadson, B. Mulholland, L. Douvikas, S. McCalley, J. Gillies. This page is sponsoied by FERRELL’S MOTEL. 6TH GRADE 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM 1st row, left to right: G. Bonar, T. Sullivan, C. Sullivan, J. Cottral. 2nd row, left to right: L. Johnson, E. Volquardts, Mr. Hulick, B. Weedy, J. Crawford. 6TH 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Cory Glad, F. Shrum, Q. DeViney, M. Unangst, M. Murphy, J. Roose, M. Kilpatrick, D. Kness. Second row: B. Hurt, M. Gillogly, P. Sheridan, P. Veseley, Mr. Hulick, M. Ware, T. Thomas, E. Streicher, D. Johnson. FIFTH GRADE 4th Row: T. Wilcox, L. Goodrich, D. Orth, J. Eastman, D. Duff, T. Vesely, B. O’Connell, B. Bell 3rd Row: L. Pate, D. Gillogly, A. Smith, K. Patterson, N. Donahoe, B. Cliff, D. Feuerhelm, P. Bradt, D. Boop 2nd Row: Mr. Hopton, S. Murphy, D. Michael, P. Walker, C. Goldhagen, P. Unangst, K. Pettera, J. Sullivan, B. Nadig, D. Streicher, Mrs. Mills 1st Row: D. Hebert, W. Mensendike, D. Mills, D. Fulton, S. Smith, M. Limage, T. Sheridan, T. Sheridan, D. Wilcox, S. Hurt FOURTH GRADE 4th Row: R. Bashaw, C. Richmond, B. Kueter, V. Wilcox, J. Mensendike, B. Orehowsky, S. Kness, C. Hopkins 3rd Row: B. Kopper, B. Engleking, J. True, T. Orth, J. Sutton, K. Wills, B. Nolan 2nd Row: C. Ballard, S. Curley, J. Donahoe, T. Callahan, P. Robbins, C. Eadie, E. Francke 1st Row: D. Vandervate, K. Kennedy, B. Volquardts, A. Sevey, M. Ware, T. Glad, B. Bell, Mrs. Brokaw Absent R Michael 71 THIRD GRADE 4th Row: T. Patterson, P. Girot, D. Harkness, N. Flack, J. Peterson, M. Aadson, J. Yenney, Randy Cur- ley 3rd Row: J. Ramirez, L. Stutzman, J. Haring, K. Sevey, M. McCormick, D. Steinhagen, S. DeViney, V. Hamil 2nd Row: Mrs. Watson, J. Roose, B. Strum, T. Nolan, J. Donahoe, K. Sheridan, S. Winters, M. Boop 1st Row: K. Upton, B. Limage, T. McKinley, M. Olson, K. Murphy, T. Lowry, D. Miller, M. Kolb, P. Simons Absent—Jeanne Walker SECOND GRADE 4th Row: C. McCalley, J. Streicher, J. Cottral, S. Buck, B. Haring, C. Eadie, B. Cliff, R. Feuerhelm, M. Wild 3rd Row: G. Orth, M. Speaker, J. Boop, T. Hastings, A. Michael, R. Appel, L. Schap, D. Nance, M. Miller 2nd Row: D. Ballard, P. Mills, F. Wolter, M. Pettera, C. Price, D. Steinhagen, J. Steele, M. Thill, J. Peter- son, Mrs. Bundy 1st Row: D. Wills, M. Weede, J. Nobis, J. Bonjour, B. Callahan, D. Jeffers, R. Girot, G. Wills, P. Murphy Absent—T. Pate 72 FIRST GRADE 3rd Row: T. Michael, T. Miller, M. Kolb, T. Honerbaum, M. Murphy, L. Miller P. Sprecher, R. Morse, J. Honerbaum, G. Shellenberger 2nd Row: K. Patterson, B. Ferrell, S. Sherich, R. Walter, A. Cottral, P. Girot, K. Hopkins, P. Pettcra, Mrs. Phillips 1st Row: R. Stines, D. Sheridan, G. Hamil, S. Kness, T. Bonar, T. Croffoot, D. Schock, K. Kilpatrick, J. Simons KINDERGARTEN 3rd Row: T. Ramirez, T. Price, G. Wilson, S. Schleuning, J. Roose, G. True, P. Fortune, K. Orth 2nd Row: D. Jeffers, K. Eadie, M. Thill, S. Goodrich, J. Miller, D. Peterson, R. Wolters, Mrs. Lowry 1st Row: A. Boop, K. Hastings, M. Irwin, K. Hopkins, J. Hartman, D. Schreck, J. Cliff, G. Pettera Absent—T. Nance, K. Lewis, S. Stevenson SPECIAL EDUCATION CLASSES 4th Row: Ellen Schreiner, Dottie Mader, Peggy Shafer, Barbara Lawson, Sharon Kessler 3rd Row: Mike Leahy, Ricky Russell, Rodney Smith, Mrs. Schaible 2nd Row: Mrs. Hopton, Mike Ware, Randy Shaw, Ronnie Shafer, Dennis Shaw, Robert Hughes, Paul Yenney 1st Row: Jerry Petters, Randy Myers, Kerry Klitz, Eydie Winter, Brenda Yenney, Edith Schreiner, John Harkness 3rd Row: Miss Reckamp, Peggy Morse 2nd Row: Jim Hook, Michael Todd, Mark Schnitzler, Merlin McIntyre 1st Row: Jerry Duerr, Kathi Thulen, Kristine Harder, Tim Mickle 74 COACH OF THE YEAR BLACKHAWK CONFERENCE 1971 Coach Louis Ramirez This page is sponsored by BILL’S ROYAL BLUE. INTERESTING PERSONALITIES Little Sweetheart She’s a Cutie The Four “Mouseketeers” WOW! I graduated. This page sponsored by MARIE’S BEAUTY SHOP-Elizabeth, Illinois No Draft Dodger New Mom She’s still Boss BETTY’S BEAUTY BOX Congratulations Class of 1972 BETTY PASH and CHERYL RE1FSTECK GOOD LUCK. SENIORS! Congratulations Seniors TAPELT-REISER SPORTING GOODS CO. DON’S TAP 1360 Central Avenue Beer Package Wines Goods Dubuque, Iowa 52001 Hanover, Illinois Congratulations Seniors GOOD LUCK GRADUATES! ART’S EMBASSY CLUB JO DAVIESS SERVICE CO. Hanover, Illinois Elizabeth, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BEST WISHES SENIORS STORYBROOK COUNTRY CLUB B G AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, INC. Hanover, Illinois Dubuque, Iowa 52001 78 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! HANOVER SCENIC GRANGE 1935 The Family Farm Organization of This Area. 79 Office: 319 583-5741 Home: 319 582-1670 BEATRICE FOODS CO. Meadow Gold Dairy DUBUQUE, IOWA 52001 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1971! C. J. “Shorty” GREEN Mgr. P.O. BOX 86 Highway 20 West Congratulations Seniors LEO’S SUPER VALU Galena, Illinois Sorry to have you leave us. We hope you have great success in your new job, Mr. Thomas. Mrs. McCormick, may you have a wonderful time enjoying your leisure while we are slaving away. THE NATIONAL BANK OF SAVANNA Main Bank 229 Main Street Drive-In j Third at Washington Savanna, Illinois 61074 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 IRWIN BISHOPS BUSY BIG STORE Shoes—clothing—groceries meat Elizabeth, 111. KEN’S MOBILE MILLING Grinding—Mixing—Shelling Geerlings Feed BEST WISHES TO SENIORS MAC’S RESTAURANT Home Baked Goods and Farm-Cooked Meals Congratulations Seniors of 1972 R 8jW motor EXPRESS COMPANY 11 CX W INSURED CARRIER ( Fast Freight Service Daily freight service to Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Des Moines Rockford, Tri-Cities, Twin Cities, and Waterloo. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! PERFECTION OIL COMPANY Dubuque, Iowa 52001 BERLAGE IMPLEMENT John Deere Equipment Sales and Service Hesston Windrowers Elizabeth, Illinois BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1972! CONGRATULATIONS Class of ’7 2 ELIZABETH JACK SCHWIRTZ PHARMACY ELIZABETH Elizabeth, Illinois Telephone 858-2271 Abe Gerlick CENTRAL STATES GERLICK CONOCO SERVICE FOODS, INC. Dial 858-3644 or 858-3416 Elizabeth Illinois Your Complete Institutional Food Dist. Fresh—Frozen—Canned Portion Control 298 Iowa St.-Ph 583-9793 Dubuque, Iowa 52001 E and E PROCESSING SERVICE COMPLETE Custom Processing Elizabeth, Illinois CHOICE Meat for Sale Phone-858-3318 For Appointment BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1972 HAWKEYE WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. Iowa City, Iowa 82 THE CORNER Women’s Children’s Fashions GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! BEST WISHES SENIORS! SANDMAN’S The Rexall Store. GOOD LUCK SENIORS RON GIROT BUILDING AND LAND IMPROVEMENT Hanover, 111. Excavating and Backhoeing Trucking Phone—591-2215 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL New Yorker 4-Door Sedan from Fury II 2-Door Hardtop ZEAL’S SERVICE GARAGE AUTHORIZED DEALER CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION HANOVER’S CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, AND DODGE DEALER CONOCO PRODUCTS Hanover, Illinois “The things that the flag stands for were created by the experiences of a great people. Everything that it stands for was written by their lives. The flag is the em- bodiment, not of sentiment, but of history. It represents the experiences made by men and women, the experiences of those who do and live under that flag.” Woodrow Wilson CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES THE AMERICAN LEGION STEELE-CLIFF-STRONG POST 707 JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 35th President of the United States “Ask not what your country can do for you-ask what you can do for your country.” CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS BERRYMAN—DORAN—BAINBRIDGE POST 5300 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS 84 MITCHELL’S BEN FRANKLIN CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Congratulations to the Class of 1972 Hanover, Illinois GREAT PLAINS SUPPLY CO. HANOVER REMINDER YOUR SHOPPING GUIDE ! Serving Hanover Community since 1932 MR. MRS. GEORGE C. UNANGST Phone 815-591-3526 Phone 591-3311 WAYMAN COBINE FARM EQUIPMENT Tel. (815) 858-3811 Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 New Holland Oliver New Idea Kewanee Allis Chalmers GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’72 from SULLIVAN’S SAVANNA BAKERY Open Tues.-Sat. 6-5 Sun.—Mon. 6-12 Ph. 273-2500 413 Main Street Savanna, Illinois HARDWARE, FURNITURE and APPLIANCE STORE Hanover, Illinois 85 Good luck, Seniors! To the 1972 Seniors STAN’S GROCERY STORE SULLIVAN’S FOOD STORE Elizabeth Hanover, Illinois [ Congratulations to ELIZABETH WEEKLY NEWS the Class of 1972 ALBERT M. GREISON Letter Press and j Offset Printing Savanna, 111. Elizabeth, Illinois Phone 858-2279 FARMERS HATCHERY Good luck! EXCHANGE Congratulations ENGEL’S JEWELRY to Seniors Elizabeth Savanna, Illinois BREED’S FISCHER’S LIVESTOCK SALES Sale every Wed. at 1:00 Best Wishes 1972 Seniors Plumbing Heating Elizabeth, Illinois Phone 858-3323 EATON CORPORATION CONTROLS DIVISION Hanover Plant 105 Washington Street Hanover, Illinois 61041 Telephone (815) 591-2228 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM HANOVER STATE BANK Congratulations Seniors If you have money, we want it. if you want money, we have it. 88 - -V:. .-.-•! • r •i W ‘A . B . I -: n V- ;: S i v - •' - v . • ’ a s ■-: - • ■’■ • • ’ . N • • • . t - % x y A -� 1 V v ‘ V 1 , .. . •• v v V