Hanover High School - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1974 volume:

DEDICATION Always a compliment. Always a smile. Always a sincere interest in people--from a first-grade girl with a cut finger to an irate teacher with a shattered window. That is Clarence Cap Eadie. Cap began working as a Hanover school custodian in 1972. To list his jobs would fill all 96 pages of this book. He has been truly a jack of all trades. Dedicating the 1974 REVONAH to Cap is our way of saying thanks! DESIDERATA Go placidly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly: and listen to others even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life if full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is as perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, graceful’ surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confustion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Copyright 1927 by Max Ehrman Copyright renewed 1954 by Bertha Ehrman Found in Old Saint Paul's Church, Baltimore; Dated 1692 AdAnMMiSttA Qm 1 FMuMu SUPERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGES Never before, in the history of mankind, has education become so important. Over the past twelve years, your teacher friends have helped you with your educational needs. Now upon completion of your secondary edu- cation you will need to make many decisions of your own for the first time. I am confident that these decisions will be wise ones. If over the years you have built dreams, this is fine. Now, make them a reality. It has been a pleasure to have been a part of your education. Congratulations and the best of luck. Mr. Barkdoll Congratulations to the Class of 1974, and also to the students for another good school year. I wish the Seniors nothing but the best in the future. The Seniors will be leaving us shortly to pursue their ambitions. I hope they will always be proud of themselves, their family, community, and Nation. The future is filled with opportun- ities if we take advantage of them. I hope the students who will be with us next year will take advantage of the education provided them by their parents, and prepare themselves for a life of satisfying work and fulfillment. Mr. Murphy President Donald E. Hunt Howard Zigler Don Crawford BOARD OF EDUCATION Robert Richmond Secretary J. Irwin Kilpatrick LaVere Steffes LaVerle Streicher HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Miss Anne Atkins B.S. Illinois State English Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. Rosemary Bernard B.S. Education, E.S.U. Domestic Science Mrs. Andrea Evans Eastern Illinois Univ. Spanish Mr. Perry French B.S. Education, I.S.U. Speech; Drama Club Mrs. Kate Burkholder Upper Iowa College, Fayette B.A. Library Science, H.S. Librarian Senior Sponsor Mr. Nelson Geiger B.S. Education NIU Natural Science Freshmen Sponsor Mr. John Kilpatrick B.S. Education NIU Ec., Soc., Hist. Political Science, Cont. Soc., A.V. Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. Olive Spear B.A. Vocal Music B.S. ED. U. of Minn. Vocal Music Miss Judith Klinkkammer B.S. Education W.S.U. Girl’s P.E. Junior Sponsor Mr. John Stone B.S., U. of 111. Mathematics Senior Sponsor Miss Alice Miller Mankato State, Minn. Secondary Math, Special Education Mr. Dale Teberg B.S., U. of Iowa P.E. Freshmen Sponsor Mrs. Edith Dwinnels University of Illinois Music Education Mrs. Georgia Hess B.S. Education WSU Business; Junior Sponsor Mr. Lester Palmer B.S. Mechanical Ag.. So. Dakota State U., Shop Junior Sponsor Mr. Terry Weber B.S. Western 111. Drivers Education, History SCHOOL WORKERS Secretary Mrs. Eberhardt Assistant Secretary Mrs. Stradel Reading Specialist Mrs. Virtue Library Clerk and Teacher’s Aide Mrs. Rummel 7 SCHOOL WORKERS BUSDRIVERS Don Campbell, Chuck Nobis, Vera Eadie, Bob Patterson, Earl Jobe Helen McCormick, Norma Leighton, Betty Messerli CUSTODIAN CUSTODIAN CUSTODIAN 8 Tom Richmond Clarence Eadie Alfred Buman G 0 Classes TODD ANDERSON Life has a value only when it has something valuable as its object. Football 1-4; Basketball 2; Track 1-3; Football Co-Captain 4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Madrigal 2-4; Boys Chorus 1-4; District Festival 3,4; County Festival 1-4; Choir Pres. 4; Drama Club 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Letterman 3.4. BRIAN CLIFF A man of all hours--ready for anything. Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4 JUDY BRADT Grace was in all her steps, Heaven in her eye In ever)' gesture dignity and love. Class Secretary 1-4; Yearbook 1-4; Drama Club 1-2; Hi-lites 1-3; G.A.A. 1-4; Trea- surer 3; Color Guard 1-3; Cheerleading 3; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; Scholarship 3.4; Office Worker 3,4. KATHY DELURY Politeness is to do and say the kindest thing in the kindest way. Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Girl's Chorus 2,4; Drama Club 1-4; Assistant Director 4; Speech Team 2-4; G.A.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Math Contest 2,3; Revonah Staff 4; Scholarship Award 3,4 10 GARY DOMINGUE RICK DOUVIKAS He was capable of adapting himself to place, time, and person, and of playing his part ap- propriately under whatever circumstances. Cheerleading 4, drama club 1-4; Revonah 4; Boys and mixed chorus 3,4; solos and en- sembles 3,4; County Music Festival 3,4; FTA 4; Madrigal 3,4; Speech team 1-4; Library aid 1-4; Scholarship award 3; District Music Festival 4. He has a heart as sound as a bell, and his tongue is the clapper; for what his heart thinks his tongue speaks.” Basketball 1-3; Golf team 2 LAURE ENGLEKING JAMIE FERRELL A lively and agreeable person has not only the merit of Liveliness and Agreeableness him- self, but that also of awakening them in others. Girls chorus 1,3,4; mixed 3,4; Revonah 3,4; Drama 1-4; GAA 2-4; Speech team 2-4; Madrigal 4; County Music Festival 2-4; Solo Ensembles 1-4; Contest 1-4; Office worker 4; Hilites 3,4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 3-4; Scholar- ship 3,4; District Festival 4; Voice of Democ- racy 3,4. What I must do is all that con- cerns me, not what other people think. Girls chorus 1-4; mixed 2-4; Mad- rigal 4; Drama 2,3; cheerleading 1-3; Hilites 3,4; yearbook 2; GAA 1-4; Music contest 1-4; District Festival 4; County Festival 2-4; Mixed chorus librarian 2 11 TERRY FRITZ SCOTT GILLOGLY Never say more than is neces- sary. Track Manager 1; Basketball Man- ager 2; Football Manager 1 Strong beliefs win strong men, and then make them stronger. Football 1-4; Co-Captain 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Boy's Chorus 1; Track 1; Lettermen's Club 1-4; President 4 GUS GRAY Three things are necessary to make a man: to know what he ought to do, to know what he ought to believe, and to know what he ought to desire. DANNY IRWIN He has half the deed done who has made a beginning. Track 1 Track 3; Basketball 1-3; Football 1-4; N.H.S. 3,4; Scholarship 1-4; Vice-President 4 CONNIE JOHNSON It is always the adventures who accomplish great things. KEITH KNOEPFLE No sooner said than done--so acts the man of worth. Football 1-3; Track 1; Audio Visual 2,3; Varsity Club 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Student Council 2-4; Class Pres. 2-4 KEVIN KNOEPFLE Many men, many minds; every- one his own way. Basketball 1-2; Football 1,2; Student Council 1-3,4 (V.P.) CALVIN LEITZEN 1 take my pleasures without change, and as I lived I live. Drama Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4; Boys Chorus 4 WILLIAM MAHR SHIRLEY MESSERLI Action, looks, words, steps: form the alphabet by which you may spell character. Everywhere in life the true question is not what we gain but what we do. Track 3,4. CATHY MILLER JANE NELSON Great actions speak great minds. Girls and mixed chorus 1-4; speech team 1-4; drama club 1-4; class treasurer 1,2; math contest 2-4; revonah 3-4; hilites 3-4; AV 3; music contest 1-4; county and scholarship 1-4; GAA 3-4; madri- gal 3-4; FTA 4; band 1; district 14 music festival 3-4. If a good face is a letter of recommendation, a good heart is a letter of credit. Drama club 1,2; TMH helper 3; hilites 1; librarian 1,2. LINDA NOBIS There is something in a face, an air and a peculiar grace which boldest painters cannot trace. GAA 3-4; Drama club 1-4; Stu- dent director 3; Speech team 2-4; math contest 2,3; A.V. 3,4; Mix- ed chorus 1,3,4; Madrigal 4; County Music Festival 3,4; Solos and Ensembles 3,4; Scholarship 1-4; Student Council 2,3,4; Sec- retary 4 MARSHA LYN REIFSTECK The first ingredient in Conver- sation is Truth; the next, good Sense; the third, Good Humpr; and the fourth Wisdom. F.H.A. 1-3; G.A.A. 1-4 SANDRA PINGEL The universe is change; our life is what our thoughts make it. Chorus 1,2 RICHARD RICHMOND He who is contented with his lot has the surest riches. Football 2-4; Basketball 4; Golf 1-4; Mixed Boys Chorus 2-4; Madrigal 3; County Festival 2-4; District 3,4; Music contest 1-4; Drama club 1-4 15 LARRY ROE CAROLYN RUMMEL In life, we shall find many men that are great and some that are good, but very few who are both great and good. Basketball 2,4; Track 3,4; Foot- ball 1,4; Co-captain 4; letter- man's club 3,4; A.V. 3; Hi- lites 4. BILL SCHLEUNING A cheerful temper joined with innocence will make beauty attractive, knowledge delightful, and wit good-natured. Class Treasurer 3,4; Scholarship 3,4; Girls Mixed chorus 2-4; Madrigal 4; Officer 2-4; County Music Festival 2-4; Contest 1-4; Distric 4; GAA 1-4; Office worker 2-4; Hilites 3-4; Yearbook 2-4; Editor 4; Color guard 1-4; Ser- geant 4; Homecoming queen 4. CURTIS LEE SCHOCK Endurance is the crowning qual- ity, and patience all the passion of great knowledge. Every man is the architect of his own fortune. Football 1; Manager 2; Basket- ball 2; Manager 2; A.V. 3 16 ■■ PHIL SHERIDAN An essential of a happy life is freedom from care. Football 1; Basketball 1-4; Golf 2-4 SHEILA STEFFES The mirror of all courtesy. MARY ANN SMITH I know nothing of tomorrow: my business is to have fun and be happy today. Mixed Girls Chorus 3,4; Band 1-4; Madrigal 4, County Festi- val 4; District Festival 4; G.A.A. 1-4; Music Contest 1-4; F.H.A. 1-4; Hi-Lites 1.4; Librarian 1-3 SARA STUTZMAN Nature magically suits a person to his fortune by making them the fruit of his character. County Music Festival 1-4; Dis- trict Music Festival 3,4; Mixed Girls Chorus 1-4; Band 3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Music Contest 1-4; Hilites 4; Revonah 4; Drama club 4; FHA 3; Honor Roll 3; Music Camp 3; District Music Festival Audition 3,4. 17 There is also a sure reward for faithful silence. Mixed Girls Chorus 2-4; Music Contests 2-4; Revonah 3; GAA 2-4; FTA 4; Drama Club 3-4; Librarian 3; Hi-Lites 4; Lettergirl 3-4 SUSAN VOLQUARDTS Beauty Lives With Kindness. Colorguard 3-4; GAA 2-4; Mixed Girls Chorus 3-4; Madrigal 4; Chorus Officer 4; Band Band Council 1-2; County Festival 2-4; Drama Club 2-3; Homecoming Candidate 3; Student Council 4; Hi-Lites 2-4; Office Worker 4. JANET WHISKER Who does the best her circum- stances allows, does well, acts nobly; an angel could do no more. Drama Club 2-4; Speech Team 2,3; Librarian 4; Audio Visual 4; Math Contest 3; GAA 4; Scholarship 3 Her face betokened all things dear and good. Mixed Chorus Contest 3-4; JOHN WINTER In every deed of mischief he had a heart to conceive, the understanding to direct and the hand to execute. District Music Festival—3: Band 1-4: Drama Club 1-4: District Speech Contest 1-4: Voice of Democracy 3,4: Chorus 2-4: Football 3,4: Madrigal 2-4. CAROL YENNEY Goodness is a special kind of truth and beauty. It is truth beauty in human behavior. Girls Mixed Chorus 3,4: G.A.A. 1-4: Band 1-4: County Festival 3, 4: Color Guard 4: Hi-Lites 1-4: Yearbook 1-4: Madrigal 1-4: Music Contest 1-4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standing in background: C. Johnson--Student Council, Miss Miller-Spon- sor, C. Rummel—Treasurer, J. Bradt—Secretary; Second row: Mrs. Burk- holder— Sponsor, K. Knoepfle--President, K. Knoepfle—S.C., C. Unangst--S.C., L. Nobis--S.C., Gus Gray--V. Pres., Mr. Stone--Spon- sor. 19 CLASS WILLS I. Todd Anderson, do will my ability to go out to Blanding and have a good time to Sherm, Johnny, Casey and Davey. I, Judy Bradt, do will Terry Donahoe a permanent taxi cab service running from his house to Beautiful Down- town Hanover. I, Brian Cliff, do will Mr. Murphy one pair of old green basketball shoes. I, Kathy Delury, do will my excuses for being a bad tennis player to Debbie Miller and Jean Kilpatrick. I, Gary Domingue, do will wedding rings to Leitzen, Lien and Pettera and my cheerleading abilities to Martha P. I, Rick Douvikas, do will Todd Flack my 870 shotgun, so he might hit something. I, Laurie Engleking, do will all my empty Clairol bottles to Mr. Geiger; my smilie hat to Ms. Atkins; and my phone number to Jeff Eastman. I, Jamie Ferrell, do will my night in jail to Bev Aadson and Lynn Sherich. 1, Terry Fritz, do will my managing skill to Tim Zigler. I, Scott Gillogly, do will my metal polisher to Steely Dan. I, Gus Gray, do will one dozen duck eggs to Gregory Bonar. I, Danny Irwin, do will my ability to miss school to Johnny C. I, Connie Johnson, do will D. J. and D. M. my ability to make it through 4 years of H.H.S. I, Keith Knoepfle, do will my ability to play poker and win to Joel R. I, Calvin Leitzen, do will some of my muscles to Pat Fritz to be the leader of a cycle gang. I, William Mahr, do will Greg Gillogly my ability to play chess. I, Shirley Messerli, do will all the washing of football suits and towels to Kathy Beaston, Sharon Kessler and Sheila Steffes. I, Cathy Miller, do will my ability to get along with all the teachers to The Board of Education. I, Jane Nelson, do will Bev A. the ability to stop giggling in Sandman's and Dalvin J. to stay out of locked garages. I, Linda Nobis, do will Mr. Murphy a lifetime ticket to all Bear and Cub games. I, Marsha Reifsteck, do will my lucky red and whit stocking cap to Amber Townsend and my ability to hit a softball to Debbie Stewart. I, Dick Richmond, do will Brenda my______________keys. I, Larry Roe, do will my outspokenness at parties to Connie Johnson. I, Carolyn Rummel. do will a big chocolate kiss to Mr. Barkdoll and all of my Elsie Stix to my dear Mother. I, Bill Schleuning, do will my car to Mary Smith, I. Curty Lee, do will Cheryl Williams to Joel Reifsteck. I, “Stoney Sheridan, do will my entire stash to Pat Fritz in hopes that he will also find the ability to fly. I, Mary Ann Smith, do will Sherry Yenney my ability to play the field (softball). 1. Sheila Steffes, do will my ability to wash and fold towels to Sharon Kessler. I, Sara Stutzman, do will my ability to be graceful to Cracie Sue Miller and Larry Johnson my petrefied- wood collection, in hopes that he can make it thru one parade without breaking his drum sticks. I. Cindy Unangst, do will my height to Cousin Ty. I, Janet Whisker, do will our high school faculty an air filter for their lounge, so they can do away with smoke signals in the hall. I, John Winter, do will Lien Leitzen, and Pettera wedding dresses. 1, Carol Leitzen, do will my ability to drive my brothers and sisters and anyone else to school to my sister. Sherry. CLASS PROPHESY Ambition Prophesy Todd Anderson Professional gas jockey Professional bait merchant Judy Bradt Medical secretary Hardware secretary Brian Cliff To make the world a better place in which to live. Minister Kathy Delury College Literary critic for the NEW YORK TIMES Gary Domingue College Be a head waiter Rick Douvikas Carpenter Another brother for Karen Laurie Engleking Nurse Candy Striper Jamie Ferrell Work Not ALL work Terry Fritz Manager of Dallas Cowboys A cowboy from Houston Scott Gillogly Automotive Engineer Start a new school at Mt. Carroll Gus Gray Play football in college Play football at Highland Community College Danny Irwin Farmer City Dweller Keith Knoepfle Lawyer Professional Poker Player at Vegas Kevin Knoepfle Get out of school College Calvin Leitzen Leader of Cycle Gang Evil KnEvil Carol Leitzen Registered Nurse Registered Happy Wife William Mahr Physiologist Karate Expert Shirley Messerli Work at Eaton Own a Laundromat Cathy Miller Music Education Opera singer Tennis player Jane Nelson Work Be an Ornamental Horticulturist Linda Nobis College Billie lean King's Substitute Sandy Pingel Private Secretary Ski Bunny at Chestnut Mt. Lodge Dick Richmond Million Dollar Farmer Broke at 19 Marsha Reifsteck College First Woman Pro B.B. Player Larry Roe World's Greatest World's Worst Carolyn Rummel Art Teacher Editor of WEEKLY READER Bill Schluening Custodian Work Take Over Tom's Job Curt Schock Head Man at Eaton Corporation Typing Instructor Phil Sheridan College Graduate Professional Bootlegger Mary Smith Enjoy Life Director of a Y.W.C.A. Sheila Steffes Work Retire a Millionaire at 30 Sara Stutzman Travel Manager of Sara's Taco Inn Penny Tonne Try to Enjoy Life and Work Tonette Player in Mickey Mouse Band Cindy Unangst College Miss Reckamp's Replacement Janet Whisker Operating Room Technician New Actress On General Hospital John Winter X-Ray Technician X- Rated Technician Connie Johnson None President of Chase Manhattan Bank 21 CLASS MOTTO If a man does not keep pace with his com- panions perhaps it is because he hears a differ- ent drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau CLASS RINGS DEPENDABLE Keith Knoepfle Kathy Delury ATHLETIC Gus Gray Marsha Reifsteck SENIOR MOSTS MUSICAL LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Winter Sara Stutzman COMICAL Cathy Miller Bill Mahr FRIENDLIEST Connie Johnson Brian Cliff SCHOOL SPIRITED Larry Roe Phil Sheridan Carolyn Rummel 23 fZ 1. Kathy Delury 2. William Mahr 3. Penny Tonne 4. Linda Nobis 5. Dick Richmond 6. Mary Ann Smith 7. Jane Nelson 8. Rick Douvikas 9. Judy Bradt 10. Laurie Engleking ’ ‘ ‘ 1M3D0NNI QNV133MS 1. Carol Yenney 2. Danny Irwin 3. Carolyn Rummel 4. Jamie Ferrell 5. Keith and or Kevin Knoepfle 6. Janet Whisker 7. Sheila Steffes 8. Larry Roe 9« Sara Stutzman 10, Cindy Unangst i DOHS 3HOmi JUNIORS Row 1: C. Ballard B. Bastian D. Breiner D. Bonar R. Olson J. Mills D. Miller J. Kopper Absent: D. Buck D. Buck T. Donahoe D. Irwin D. Milder Row 4: J. Eastman J. Reifsteck D. Roose T. Sherich J. Speaker Row 5: T. Flack E. Streicher Absent: J. Schaible K. Sheridan J. Sullivan Row 6: R. Gillies L. Sullivan Row 7: D. Hancock T. Unangst J. Kilpatrick S. Yenney K. Winter E. Waters P. Varilek D. Vandervate 26 Above: Column 1: John Cottral Jim Beaston Below: Column 1: D. Leitzen R. Lien SOPHOMORES G. Gillogly J. Crawford L. Douvikas C. Flynn Below: Column 4: L. Johnson T. Zigler D. Pettera N. Irwin Below: Column 3: P. Jones R. Nobis Below: Column 5: R. Weede L. Sherich Below: Column 6: K. Weede D. Stewart Below: Column 7: P. Walker C. Sullivan Below: Column 8: B. Wagner A. Townsend M. Thu lion T. Sullivan Not pictured: G. Bonar, S. Kessler, M. Leahy, D. Shepherd FRESHMEN Across: Row 1: L. Arneson L. Boop H. Breiner J. Croffoot C. McFarland M. Pash P. Pinge1 J. Roose Across: Row 2: B. Aadson P. Fritz C. Lord B. Schock M. Kilpatrick S. Kueter D. Lien M. Speer Across: L. Volkert M. Ware J. Whary Across: B. Yardley B. Yenney L. Marshall 28 ORGANIZATION PICTURE 30 STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Mr. Murphy. Counter Clockwise: Keith Knoepfle, pres; Linda Nobis, sec.-treas., Rick Gillies; Kelly Sheridan; Julie Croffoot; Mike Kilpatrick; Jamie Croffoot; Cindy Unangst; Connie Johnson; Pat Sheridan; Emily Waters; Kevin Knoepfle; Lynn Douvikas. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 31 From L to R: John Stadel, Susan Mills, Leilani Mahr, Charles Gray REVONAH STAFF Sitting front row: C. Vandervate, D. Buck, A. Townsend, N. Irwin, Sitting 2nd row: C. Rummel, J. Bradt, K. Winter, S. Kueter, L. Engleking, J. Mills, L. Douvikas, Standing left to right: B. Schock, K. Delury, D. Stewart, C. Miller, Miss Atkins, G. Domingue, S. Stutzman, L. Boop HI-LITES STAFF 32 Left to right: Row 1: J. Ferrell, C. Johnson, L. Roe, V. Penoyer, C. Unangst, Row 2: P. Tonne, C. Rummel, C. Miller, S. Volquardts, Mrs. Hess, S. Stutzman, M. Smith, J. Kilpatrick, Row 3: J. Mills, D. Buck, J. Bradt DRAMA CLUB Standing Background: Mr. French. Sitting Second Row: C Miller, L Engleking. Front Row: K Delury. J Winter, L Nobis. Standing: G Domingue. Kneeling: L Johnson. Absent: D Kness, J Reifsteck, J Eastman, J Mills, D Miller, K Winter, B Wagner. Reserves, B Bastian, J Whisker. Sitting: J Whisker. P Walker, P Tonne, S Stutzman, C Ballard, J Kilpatrick, D Miller. L Nobis, L Engleking, R Gillies. Kneeling: K Delury, L Volkert, M Speer, T Zigler, B Bastian, D Richmond, J Eastman, D Kness, T Unangst, J Reifsteck, G Bonar. Standing: B Yardiey, K Weede, D Lien, C Rummel, C Miller, R Mahr, G Domingue, C Leitzen, C Sullivan, B Weede, L Douvikas, Mr. French, C Yenney, B Wagner, J Gillies, J Winter, B Aadson, L Johnson, D Hunt, T Anderson, K Winter, J Croffoot, J Mills, J Croffoot. SPEECH TEAM •flfe uni F.T.A. Seated: Amber Townsend, Cathy Miller, Kathy Delury, Cindy Unangst, Row 2: Debbie Stewart, Dick Rich- mond, Erin Murphy, Jane Mills, Peggy Varilek, Judy Bradt, Gary Domingue, Row 3: Bev Aadson, Ben Wagner, Debbie Miller, Penny Tonne, Calvin Leitzen. LIBRARIANS Left to right: Becky Schock, Kathy Delury, Peggy Walker, Mrs. Burkholder, Gary Domingue, Vickie Penoyer, Janet Whisker. AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENT Standing: Ernie Streicher, Dalvin Johnson, K. McCalley, Eric Streicher, Janet Whisker, Charles Flynn, Terry Donahoe, Mr. Kilpatrick. Sitting: Ty Unangst, Larry Johnson, Kelly Sheridan, Linda Nobis. I OFFICE WORKERS Carolyn Rummel, Nancy Pingel, Laurie Engleking, Judy Bradt, Luanne Sullivan, Cindy Unangst, Jamie Ferrell, and Lynn Douvikas. 35 GIRLS CHORUS Back Row, L to R: L. Boop, B. Schock, S. Kueter, M. Pash, P. Walker, A. Lammel, J. Kilpatrick, K. Weede, L. Engleking, M. Smith, Middle Row: P. Tonne, B. Aadson, K. Winter, J. Croffoot, D. Vandervate, D. Miller, J. Mills, B. Yardley, Bottom Row: C. Miller, K. Delury, W. Seigrist, J. Ferrell, C. Unangst, C. Rummel, J. Gillies, L. Sherich, S. Stutzman, J. Croffoot, C. Vandervate. Sitting: Mrs. Speer. Absent: C. Ballard, D. Hunt, C. Lord. CHORUS OFFICERS Back Row: J. Kilpatrick, J. Winter, Middle Row: C. Rummel, P. Fritz, C. Unangst, Foreground: A. Townsend, J. Mills. Absent: T. Anderson, and M. Kilpatrick. MADRIGAL Boys: T. Anderson, D. Richmond, B. Bastian, T. Unangst, L. Johnson, G. Domingue, J. Winter. Girls: C. Rummel, C. Unangst, J. Ferrell, K. Winter, S. Stutzman, M. Smith, C. Miller, L. Nobis, L. Engleking. BOYS CHORUS Background: L. Johnson, B. Wagner, C. Flynn, T. Unangst, J. Winter, B. Bastian, P. Fritz. Foreground: D. Kness, T. Anderson, C. Leitzen, J. Eastman, D. Sheppard, M. Kilpatrick. Seated: Mrs. Speer. Absent: G. Domingue, D. Richmond. CONCERT JAZZ BAND 38 Back Row; D. Richmond, Mrs. Dwinnels, L. Johnson, B. Bastian, L. Hngleking, J. Winter. Second Row: R. Nobis, E. Streicher, T. Zigler, J. Eastman. First Row: M. Unangst, J. Croffoot, D. Sprecher, M. Smith, J. Crawford. At Piano: C. Miller. BAND Back Row: (seated) E. Streicher, T. Zigler, R. Nobis, D. Fuerhelm, J. Mills, J. Eastman, B. Bastian, L. Engleking, J. Winter, M. Unangst, C. Goldhagen, P. Walker, D. Sprecher, J. Croffoot. 2nd Row: D. Streicher, C. Sheppard, J. Eastman, B. Cliff, P. Unangst, D. Gillogly, A. Smith, P. Brandt, L. Bonar, K Weede, D. Mills, D. Patterson, J. Crawford, Front Row: M. Smith, S. Stutzman, J. Crawford, J. Steele, J. Kilpatrick, P. Walker, A. Townsend. Standing in Back: C. Flynn, H. Breiner, D. Richmond, C. Rich- mond, L. Johnson, Mrs. Dwinnels. BAND COUNCIL 39 Left to Right: H. Breiner, J. Croffoot, D. Richmond, T. Zigler, E. Streicher, J. Mills. Absent: D. Hunt SR. HIGH DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES Front, L. to R. Sara Stutzman, Jean Kilpatrick, Carolyn Rummel, Bob Bastian, Back: Todd Anderson, Jane Mills, Gary Domingue, Laurie Engleking, Dick Richmond, Mary Smith, Ty Unangst, Cathy Miller, Jamie Ferrell. JR. HIGH DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES 40 Seated: Lori Bonar, Pat Fritz, Judy Steele, Diana Patterson, Jackie Sullivan, Joan Crawford, Standing: Julie Croffoot, Jeff Wagner, Mark Unangst, Michael Murphy, Quinten DeViney, Debra Mills, Pam Unangst, Mike Gillogly. COLOR GUARD Left to Right: Jane Mills, Amber Townsend, Nanette Irwin, Carolyn Rummel, Cindy Unangst, Darlene Han- cock, Carol Yenney LETTER GIRLS Left to Right: Carla Vanderate, Brenda Yardley, Penny Tonne. Kerry Winter, Marcie Thulion, Debra Vander- ate, Debbie Peterson 41 MIXED CHORUS First row: C. Rummel, J. Ferrell, C. Unangst, P. Fritz, D. Kness, M. Kilpatrick, N. Irwin, J. Gillies, B. Schock, Second row: Mrs. Speer, D. Lien, L. Sherich, T. Anderson, J. Eastman, D. Sheppard, S. Kueter, M. Pash, L. Boop. C. Vandervate. Third row: S. Stutzman, D. Miller, D. Vandervate, B. Yardly, C. Flynn, J. Winter, C. Leitzen, J. Mills, D. Steward, J. Croffoot, B. Aadson, Fourth row: W. Seigrist, P. Tonne, K. Weede, J. Croffoot, D. Richmond, G. Domingue, B. Bastian, K. Delury, P. Walker, L. Engleking, J. Whisker, Fifth row: M. Smith, K. Winter, A. Lammel, J. Kilpatrick, L. Johnson, T. Unangst, B. Wagner, C. Miller, L. Nobis, A. Townsend, M. Speer. ALL STATE CHORUS PARTICIPANT Catherine A. Miller 42 THE MEN OF HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL . . . AH-MEN!! Manager Mr. Tim Zigler Todd Anderson Gus Gray Scott Gillogly Larry Roe Football Captains 44 Front Row: D. Roose, D. Kness, J. Roose, D. Duff, C. Sullivan, E. Streicher, and J. Beaston. Middle Row: Asst. Coach Shea, G. Gray, P. Sheridan, T. Flack, L. Johnson. D. Richmond, J. Winter, K. McCalley, and Coach Welp. Back Row: B. Cliff, L. Roe, J. Schaible, T. Unangst, K. Sheridan, S. Gillogly. PIGSKIN ACTION SHOTS 45 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Gary Domingue Martha Pash Jamie Croffoot Jolene Gillies Lynn Douvikas Judy Bradt Julie Croffoot VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to right; Peggy Varliek Judy Bradt Gary Domingue Jamie Croffoot Not pictured--Cathy Ballard J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Jolene Gillies Julie Croffoot Martha Pash Lynn Douvikas 46 VARSITY BASKETBALL PLAYERS L to R: R. Gillies, J. Winter, L. Roe, P. Sheridan, J. Speaker, T. Unangst, T. Donahoe, K. Sheridan, J. Schaible, J. Cottral, Kneeling: L to R: T. Zigler, Mr. Welp, Mr. Shea 47 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: D. Sheppard, D. Kness, J. Roose, P. Sheridan, T. Zigler, L. Johnson, Mr. Welp, R. Nobis, J. Crawford, T. Sullivan, G. Bonar, E. Streicher, M. Kilpatrick. ACTION SHOTS 48 LETTERMAN’S CLUB Left to right: Row 1; J. Winter, S. Gillogly, K. Sheridan, P. Sheridan, Row 2: R. Gillies, K. Knoepfle, L. Roe, Row 3: T. Flack, J. Schaible, B. Cliff, G. Gray, J. Speaker, E. Volquardts, Row 4: D. Duff, D. Rich- mond, T. Unangst, K. McCalley, T. Fritz G.A.A. Left to right: Row 1; J. Whisker, L. Sullivan, D. Buck, E. Murphy, A. Townsend, D. Hancock, Row 2: L. Douvikas, J. Gillies, K. Delury, D. Vandervate, D. Buck, P. Tonne, Row 3: L. Engleking, D. Miller, C. Vandervate, C. Rummel, R. Olson, Row 4: D. Peterson, M. Pash, S. Kueter, N. Irwin, C. Miller, Row 5: M. Smith, J. Croffoot, J. Kilpatrick, L. Nobis, D. Stewart, Row 6: J. Croffoot, S. Yenney, P. Varilek, K. Winter. G.A.A. SOFTBALL TEAM Front Row, L to R: Susan Kueter, Brenda Yardley, Luanne Sullivan, Sherry Yenney, Marsha Reifsteck, Carolyn Rummel. Back Row, L to R: Darlene Hancock, Nancy Pingel, Amber Townsend, Mary Smith, Kerry Winter, Peg Varilek, and Laurie Engleking. G.A.A. BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row, L to R: Miss Judy Klinkkammer, Coach; Carolyn Rummel, Luanne Sullivan, Bev Aadson, Diane Buck, Marsha Reifsteck, Lynn Sherich, and Debbie Miller, Manager. Back Row, L to R: Penny Tonne, Kerry Winter, Amber Townsend, Mary Smith, Jean Kilpatrick, Roxanne Olson, Peg Warilek, Erin Murphy, Laurie Engleking, and Jamie Croffoot. 50 G.A.A. TENNIS TEAM L to R: Debbie Miller, Jean Kilpatrick, Cathy Miller, Linda Nobis, and Janet Whisker. G.A.A. VOLLEYBALL TEAM Front Row, L to R: Lynn Douvikas, Peg Varilek, Kerry Winter, Marsha Reifsteck, Denise Buck. Back Row, L to R: Laurie Engleking, Mary Smith, Luanne Sullivan, Jean Kilpatrick, Cathy Miller, Amber Townsend, and Penny Tonne. GOLF TEAM Standing: Mr. Hulick, P. Sheridan, Background Seated: J. Sullivan, T. Unangst, R. Gillies. Foreground Seated left to right: P. Pingle, T. Sullivan TRACK TEAM 52 Standing: Left to Right, L. Roe, C. Leitzen, K. Sheridan. Kneeling: B. Wagner, Mr. Shea. Seated: J. Speaker, T. Sherich. Qtu ltonjb 1973 HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS CAROLYN RUMMEL 54 1973 HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS JUDY BRADT PEGGY VARILEK EMILY WATERS 55 1973 HOMECOMING PARADE 56 1973 HOMECOMING GAME 57 1973 HOMECOMING DANCE 58 A DAY AT H.H.S. . . . study . . . . . . and work. 59 CAST OF FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Tevye, the dairyman.............Gary Domingue Golde, his wife.................Sara Stutzman Tzeitle, a daughter.............Debbie Miller Hodel, a daughter...............Jane Mills Chava, a daughter...............Mary Speer Sprintze, a daughter...........Julie Croffoot Bielke, a daughter..............Carolyn Rummel Yente, the matchmaker............Cathy Miller Motel, the tailor...............Jeff Eastman Shandel, his mother............Peggy Walker Perchik, the student.............Larry Johnson Lazar Wolf, the butcher..........Dick Richmond Avram, the bookseller............Bob Bastian The Rabbi..........................Ty Unangst Mendel, his son....................Tim Zigler Nachum, the beggar.................Todd Anderson Grandma Tzeitle...................Carol Leitzen Fruma Sarah..................................Jean Kilpatrick Constable........................Casey Sullivan Fyedka............................Rick Gillies Sasha, the cossack...............Greg Bonar Rifka...........................Wendy Sigrist Thom...............................Bob Weede Morchda. the innkeeper............David Kness The Fiddler.......................Calvin Leitzen The villagers: Penny Tonne Beverly Aadson Karen Weede Lana Volkert Lynn Douvikas Laurie Engleking Donna Hunt Brenda Yardley Cathy Ballard Joel Reifsteck Jolene Gillies John Winter Debbie Peterson CHORAL DIRECTOR--Mrs. Olive Speer, vocal music instructor DIRECTOR-- Mr. Perry French, speech instructor Assistant director—Kathy Delury Publicity director—Jamie Croffoot Set Crew— Ben Wagner, Bill Mahr Make-up--Janet Whisker, Linda Nobis The sons . . Tradition . . 60 FIDDLER ON THE ROOF” I say, let's sit down . . . News, Terrible news . . . 61 BANQUET 1973 62 A TIME FOR US 63 She's changed so! Devil Stewart Come on you guys He wanted a Red Devil Victory Such a beautiful statue We almost made it 1 � E-lfetoiAMtctAy SEVENTH GRADE Row 1: D. Michael, T. Wilcox, B. Cliff, P. Bradt, J. Sigrist, H. Sampson, C. Pettera. Row 2: B. O'Connell, D. Duff, T. Vesely, M. Limage, S. Murphy, D. Wilcox, D. Hebert, S. Wagner. Row 3: P. Walker, J. Eastman, D. Gillogly, C. Beaston, S. McFarland, P. Waters, B. Bell, D. Streicher. Row 4: Mr. Welp, K. Patterson, N. Donahoe, J. Sullivan, B. Nadig, B. Price, D. Breiner, C. Goldhagen, D. Orth. Row 5: T. Sheridan, Tony Sheridan, D. Feuer- helm, D. Boop, W. Mensendike, D. Mills, P. Unangst, A. Smith. EIGHTH GRADE Row 1: J. Crawford, L. Kilpatrick, L. Griffiths, M. Waters, P. Weible, L. Bonar, D. Douvikas, T. Jeffers. Row 2: Mr. Hulick, S. McCalley, D. McIntyre, R. Lien, Q. DeViney, J. Winter, D. Leitzen, S. Sherich, J. Pettera. Row 3: J. Steele, B. Porras, B. Mullholland, L. Egbert, M. Murphy, M. Unangst, S. Harkness, T. Thulion. Row 4: D. Knocpfle, P. Vesely, J. Franke, J. Wagner, M. Gillogly, T. Ballard, D. Patterson, M. Miller, D. Sprecher MIDDLE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Sitting: J. Sullivan, S. Curley. Standing: D. Streicher, J. Crawford, B. Mulholland, C. Ballard. On top: S. McCalley. SIXTH GRADE First row: A. Sevey, K. Wills, J. True, B. Nolan, T. Callahan, R. Madigan, B. Bell. Second row: C Ballard, S. Curley, D. Vandervate, C. Richmond, S. Kness, B. Kopper, D. Pingel. Third row: B. Orehowsky, D. Kennedy, M. Ware, V. Wilcox, B. Volquardts, E. Franke, J. Donahoe, S. Wille, Miss Farral, A. Lundstrom, J. Steed, B. Engleking, J. Mensendike, B. Kueter, B. Meenen, C. Hopkins, J. Sutton, T. Orth. 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM 2ND PLACE IN STOCKTON INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Left to right: Standing: M. Unangst, M. Gillogly, T. Sheridan, J. Wagner, Mr. Hulick, Sitting: J. Winter, M. Murphy, T. Sheridan. Not pictured--P. Vesely 6TH AND 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: Standing: S. Murphy, D. Duff, T. Vesely, T. Callahan, T. Sheridan, J. Steed, Sitting: S. Kness, J. Mensendike, D. Wilcox, Mr. Hulick FOURTH GRADE Row 3: J. Orth, M. Weede, S. Buck, T. Lighthisen, J. Nobis, D. Ballard, L. Thulion, P. Beaston, C. McCalley. Row 2: B. Haring, D. Wills, C. Eadie, M. Wild, D. Steed, J. Steele, F. Wolter, P. Murphy. Row 1: P. Mills, R. McFarland, B. Cliff, D. Jeffers, R. Girot, D. Steinhagen, M. Pettera, J. Boop. Seated: J. Bonjour, J. Peterson, J. Cottral, M. Thill, W. Price, J. Streicher, B. Callahan. Absent: M. Miller, R. Feuerhelm. FIFTH GRADE Row 1: K. Sevey, P. Simons, C. Eadie, K. Sampson, J. Peterson, R. Curley, D. Steinhagen, S. Winter. Row 2: V. Hamil, T. Nolan, D. Miller, K. Sheridan, T. McKinley, J. Haring, R. Michaels, J. Yenney. Row 3: M. Boop, L. Stuzman, C. Leitzen, S. Jones, M. McCormick, T. Patterson, P. Girot, M. Olson. Row 4: Mrs. Mills, J. Roose, J. Walker, S. Deviney, D. Harkness, J. Ramirez, M. Aadson, N. Flack, K. Murphy, Mr. Hopton. SECOND GRADE Left to right: Row 1: A. Boop, T. Nance, T. Michael, D. Jeffers, D. Collins, J. Roose. Row 2: L. Thulion, Tim Schildwachter, K. Eadie, G. True, J. Miller, D. Peterson, Miss Noon. Row 3: M. Irwin, K. Patterson, K. Meenen, D. Schock, Toby Schildwachter, K. Hopkins. Row 4: T. Ramirez, M. Thill, K. Orth, J. Hartman, S. Stevenson, L. Pingel, K. Hastings. THIRD GRADE Sitting: P. Pettera, J. Honerbaum, B. Ferrell, G. Hamil, T. Croffoot, M. Lundstrom, J. Simons, K. Kilpatrick. Row 2: M. Kolb, L. Schap, M. Speaker, P. Girot, K. Lighthiser, A. Cottral, R. Wille, S. Kness, Mrs. Watson. Row 3: R. Wolter, R. Geerts, D. Sheridan, K. Hopkins, T. Bonar, W. Price, J. Steed, T. Hastings. Row 4: T. Honerbaum, L. Miller, A. 70 Michael, S. Sherich, M. Murphy, P. Sprecher, R. Morse, D. Nance, and T. Miller. KINDERGARTEN Standing (aides): B. Aadson, P. Tonne, D. Miller, D. Hunt, Miss Pickering, M. Murphy, J. Ramirez, T. Holmbo, T. Teberg, D. Hartman, T. Irwin, L. Reifsteck, C. Fobber, D. Reif- steck, D. Carson, C. LaShelle, K. Hamil. Second Row: E. Boop, K. Girot, C. Roth, B. Collins, T. Reitz, C. Tiegs, M. Wild, R. Schap, J. Shireman. Sitting: T. Schildwachter, C. Schleuning, C. McColley, R. Halcom, E. Volquardts, D. Girot. FIRST GRADE Top Row: B. H.ilick, M. Wild, S. Mulholland, R. Wolter, C. Sheridan, J. Vesely, S. Peter- son, K. Jestice. Second Row: Mrs. Bundy, J. Harkness, J. Kueter, A. Miller, D. Potter, R. Patterson, P. McIntyre, K. Gable, R. Carson. Third Row: S. Farrey, S. Ertmer, S. Schleun- ing, D. Miller, D. Wild, T. Reitz. Sitting: K. Schap, R. McColley, J. Steele, T. Holmbo, M. Watson, B. Sampson, T. Lighthiser. 71 INTERMEDIATE AND JUNIOR HIGH SPECIAL EDUCATION Back row: Jerry Joe Pettera, Mike Hamm, Mike Ware, Larry Harris, Dermis Shaw, Kerry Klitz, Randy Shaw. Middle row: Mrs. Hopton, Ronald Shafer, Eydie Winter, Edith Schreiner, Brenda Yenney, Cluis Buck, Rusty Miller, Jerry Duerr, Gary Edwards, Mrs. Schaible. Front row: Janice Smith, Lisa Gilbert, John Gilbert, Gary Shillinburger, Paul Yenney, Randy Myers, Randy Spencer, Sherri Miller. TRAINABLE MENTALLY HANDICAPPED Standing Harder Sitting: Carlson. Cindy Unangst, Student Aid; Merlin McIntyre, Mike Todd. Miss Reckamp Mark Schnitzler, Tim Mickle, Jim Hook. Kathi Thulen. Absent: Richard 72 BETTY CROCKER WINNER The Betty Crocker Search Award, sponsored by General Mills, Inc., is planned to help enhance the dignity and prestige of the American home, stimulate interest in home- making, and emphasize the contributions to the home being made by high school teachers and to help with their important work. This year the award was given to Catherine A. Miller. D.A.R. WINNER The DAR Good Citizen Award is sponsored by the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The award honors one girl from the senior class, selected by her fellow classmates and the high school faculty. The aim of the project is to pay tribute to youthful character and to call attention to the four qualities, which is felt to be desirable in good citizens. Those are: DEPENDABILITY, SERVICE, LEADER- SHIP, and PATRIOTISM. Kathleen Delury received the Award this year. 1973-1974 August September October November 28 7 10 15 15 20 21 29 1 5 8 10 12 15 19 20 23 24 26 31 2 2 3 10 12 16 19 21 22 23 23 24 26 December First Day of School Girls' Tennis, Elizabeth, There Girls' Tennis. Stockton, There Football, DePue, There Girls' Softball Invitational at Pearl City Girls' Tennis, Galena, There Football, Leaf River, Here Football, Franklin Center, There Girls' Softball, Galena, Here HOMECOMING—Parade, Chili Supper, Football--Rockford Lutheran Columbus Day Girls' Softball, Elizabeth, There Football, Milledgeville, There Girls' Softball, Scales Mound, Here Football, Bellevue, Here District II Music Festival Auditions, Sterling Illinois Statewide Junior Test No School, County Institute Football, Ashton, Here Musical Play, Fiddler On The Roof' Musical Play, Fiddler On The Roof Report Cards Football, Mt. Carroll, There Music Festival, Dixon High School No School, Veteran's Day Girls' Volleyball, Elizabeths There Girls' Volleyball, Pearl City, Here Dismiss Early, Thanksgiving Vacation Begins THANKSGIVING VACATION Thanksgiving Tournament at Savanna Girls' Volleyball, Stockton, Here Basketball, Pearl City, There Basketball, Mt. Carroll, Here Basketball, Chadwick. There Annual School Christmas Music Program Basketball, Galena, Here Fresh-Soph Tournament at Milledgeville Forreston Holiday Tournament Christmas Vacation School Resumes Basketball, Elizabeth, There Basketball, Warren, There Volleyball--Elizabeth at Hanover Basketball, Scales Mound, Here Volleyball—Hanover at Pearl City Basketball, Thomson, There Volleyball—at Galena SEMESTER EXAMS Basketball, Stockton, Here Fresh-Soph Conference Basketball Tournament at Elizabeth IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR January February March April 21 22 25 26 1 4 5 8 11 12 12 15 16 18 19 22 1-25 2 4 6 9 15-16 16 18 25 6 11 12 15-19 22 29 4 10-11 11 17-18 18 19 23 24 27 28-29 30 31 31 No School, Parent-Teachers Conferences Basketball, East Dubuque, There Basketball, Chadwick, Here Speech Invitational, Sterling Basketball, Galena, There Girls' Basketball at Thomson Basketball, Elizabeth, Here Basketball, Warren, Here Girls' Basketball, Pearl City at Hanover No School, Lincoln's Brithday Basketball, Scales Mound, There Basketball, Thomson, Here Girls' Basketball, Thomson at Hanover Girls' Basketball, at Elizabeth Basketball, East Dubuque, Here Basketball, Stockton, There Basketball, Illinois Class A Regional District Speech Contest--IHSA Girls' Basketball at Scales Mound Girls' Basketball, Elizabeth at Hanover Music Solo and Ensemble Contest, IHSA Class A State Basketball Tournament Speech Sectional-Individual Events Girls' Basketball, Scales Mound at Hanover Girls' Basketball, Orangeville at Hanover Music Organizations Contest IHSA National Honor Society Installation No School. Good Friday EASTER VACATION School Resumes Spring Band Concert Junior-Senior Prom State District Golf Meet, IHSA Girls' District Track Meet Girls' State Track Finals Boys' State District Track Baccalaureate Senior Exams Awards Day No School, Memorial Day SEMESTER EXAMS No School, Teachers' Workshop Last Day of School COMMENCEMENT 75 1973-74 ff, t Mixed emotions about THAT school policy!! Mr. Touchdown! Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues. Oh Noan Why is everyone staring at me? Who has that answer? 76 Frustration . and the final stand. IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR! YELL, YELL EVERYBODY YELL!! Shoot for two! is °i°?5l Have ya got that spirit? Sunrise, Sunset. Swiftly fly the years. 77 MARCHING BAND f CLASS op IK c4tt 4=r I UU A | -V -teeicfaH I- h- � 78 GOOD LUCK SENIORS Best Wishes to the Class from of 1974 STEVE’S BARBER SHOP DUNCAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE Elizabeth, Illinois Savanna, Illinois Congratulations Seniors ELIZABETH CLEANERS Elizabeth, Illinois Dr. Ralph E. Speer Hanover, Illinois Y T TO THE CLASS OF 1974 “GOOD LUCK” DARYL’S BARBER SHOP ELIZABETH FEED MILL Hanover Elizabeth, Illinois Illinois CONGRATULATIONS FROM GIBSON’S DISCOUNT Savanna, Illinois B. L. MURRY COMPANY, INC. Institutional Industrial Supplies Wholesale and Retail Shopping hours 9—9 daily and 12—5 Sunday Highway 35 North Dale Ford East Dubuque, Illinois 61025 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1974 FROM THE HANOVER BANK HMG RAY-MAR MOTEL WAYMAN COBINE FARM EQUIPMENT Junction 84 and 20 Color T.V. Carpeting Air-Conditioning 815-858-2205 Tel.(815) 858-3811 Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 New Holland Oliver New Idea Kewanee Allis Chalmers ELIZABETH HARDWARE BEST WISHES, SENIORS! STORE A True Value Store SANDMAN’S Heating, Plumbing Congratulations to the Class of 1974 The Rexall Store Phone 591-2215 Congratulations Class of 1974 FARMER’S HATCHERY HOSKIN’S LUMBER EXCHANGE COMPANY Congratulations to the Seniors Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 Elizabeth, Illinois Phone 858-3414 Congratulations to the DR. JAMES A. DARLING Class of 1974 IRWIN BISHOP’S OPTOMETRIST BUSY, BIG STORE Elizabeth, Illinois Shoes —Clot hing -G roceries —Meat Elizabeth, Illinois 81 GALENA STATE BANK Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Galena, Illinois HOGAN’S DRUG STORE Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Savanna, Illinois MARIE’S BEAUTY SHOP Congratulations, Seniors! McCARTY’S SHELL SERVICE Elizabeth, Illinois Hanover, Illinois Congratulations Seniors Jim McCarty 591-9791 GOOD LUCK SENIORS KEN’S MOBILE MILLING HANOVER SPEED WASH Hanover, Illinois Grinding-Mixing—Shelling Geerlings Feed BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS Ron Petesch Larry Eastman THE GALENA GAZETTE HANOVER DOINGS Features News, Advertising, and Photos from Hanover Events Call 777-0019 or 591-2293 Galena Hanover Compliments of Congratulations to the Seniors! ELIZABETH NURSING EAST SAVANNA HOME, INC. WELDING AND REPAIR 540 Pleasant Street Jim Mills, Proprietor Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 Phone 273-7371 E E PROCESSING SERVICE GOOD LUCK! COMPLETE Custom Processing CHOICE Meat for Sale ENGEL’S JEWELRY Elizabeth, 111. Phone-858-3381 Savanna, Illinois For Appointment CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS! PIONEER VETERINARY CLINIC 83 Elizabeth, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES How shall freedom be defended? By arms when it is attacked by arms; by truth when it is attacked by lies; by democratic faith when it is attacked by authoritarian dogma. Always, and in the final act, by dedication and faith. STEELE-CLIFF-STRONG-POST 707, AMERICAN LEGION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES Material excerpted from V.F.W. magazine. The Dead: “ . .. . they gave, their immortality. . .. .And we have come into our heritage.” Rupert Brooke poem Berryman-Doran-Bainbridge post 5300 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS 84 BEST WISHES, SENIORS! CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! B G AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, INC. PERFECTION OIL COMPANY Dubuque, Iowa 52001 Dubuque, Iowa 52001 BREED’S LIVESTOCK SALES J. P. VINCENT SONS, INC. Cemetery Memorials Sale every Wed. at 1:00 Best Wishes 1974 Seniors Concrete Burial Vaults Phone: 777-2365 Galena, 111. HELSLEY SUPPLY COMPANY H W MOTOR EXPRESS COMPANY 218-224 N. Cherry Avenue INSURED CARRIER Freeport, Illinois 61032 Telephone: Area Code 815 232-0917 DISTRIBUTORS OF CLEANING SUPPLIES Daily freight service to Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Des Moines, Rockford, Tri-Cities, Twin Cities, and Waterloo 85 GREIER AND SULLIVAN Good Luck, Seniors AGENCY Use your ZIP CODE, Always “Serving All Your Insurance and Real Estate Needs” HANOVER POSTAL DEPT. 507 S. Main St. Elizabeth, 111. Hanover, Illinois 61041 SPEER’S SERVICE MITCHELL’S BEN STATION FRANKLIN Dial 591-2214 Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Hanover, Illinois Hanover, Illinois Good Luck, Seniors! HANOVER REMINDER SULLIVAN’S FOOD STORE Your Shopping Guide Serving Hanover Community since 1932 Hanover, Illinois MR. MRS. GEORGE C. UNANGST Phone 815-591-3526 THE CORRAL Elizabeth, Illinois Restaurant, Cocktail Lounge, and Package Liquor Store Open Sundays 12:00 noon to 9:00p.m. 86 Welcome To THE LOG CABIN Serving You Has Been Our Pleasure Since 1937 Fine Foods and Drinks BREEZEWOOD CERAMICS AND GIFT SHOP 303 S. Main Street Galena, Illinois 61036 Phone: 815-777-1074 Classes available THE MART” PETE’S STABLE INN DRIVE-IN LIQUOR STORE Galena, 111. 300 South Main Street Galena, Illinois 61036 Phone: 815-777-0307 FURNITURE and APPLIANCES Gifts THE HERITAGE Stationery Art Supplies Congratulations, Class of 74! THE BEE HIVE 223 South Main Street Galena, Illinois 61036 Pat Snyders 219 S. Main Street Galena, Illinois 61036 Louise Legault Dorothy LaLonde HAVE MORE FUN ... JOIN OUR TOURS Charter Buses for all of Your Trips! Box 307, Galena, Illinois 61036 Phone: 815-777-0820 87 BRIARBROOK YARN SHOP Terrapin Ridge Elizabeth, Illinois Handicraft Supplies Needlepoint, Yarns Congratulations to the Seniors ELIZABETH STATE BANK Elizabeth, Illinois 858-2221 EICKMAN’S FOOD MART Best wishes to the Seniors from Complete Food Center PRICE LOGGING CO. Banded and Licensed Buyers of Logs and Standing Timber. Groceries - Meats Elizabeth, Illinois Elizabeth, Illinois 858-3248 STEVE’S SERVICE FISCHER’S STATION Plumbing General Trucking Heating Elizabeth, Illinois Elizabeth, Illinois 858-3323 Congratulations Seniors! THE CORNER Women’s Children’s Apparel MAC’S RESTAURANT Home Baked Goods and Farm-Cooked Meals Hanover Elizabeth Congratulations Seniors of 1974 88 NEW WESTON TRAVEL MINER AGENCY OASIS Insurance and Real Estate JCT US 20-111. 84 Phone: 815-858-3769 Elizabeth, Illinois 219 Main Street Savanna, Illinois Ivan L. Miner Thomas E. Miner PITT’S SPORTS STORE Lennox Furnace Air Cond. Plumbing—Heating—Air Conditioning STANDARD PLUMBING Savanna, Illinois HEATING CO. “Mercury Outboard Motors” “Starcraft Boats” 721 Main Street Savanna, Illinois 61074 BEST WISHES SENIORS DAUPHIN YARDLEY OIL CO. Hanover, 111. 61041 Standard Service Main Quincy Savanna, Illinois (815) 591-2208 Hertz Rent-a-Car Cconoco) 89 Roland Siemen 108 Dayton rr ASerJ t Hanover, Illinois Off. Phone 858-2236 Res. Phone 591-3502 FARRELL’S MOTEL THE COUNTRY COMPANIES’ Hanover, Illinois COUNTRY CAPITOL CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Life-Health-Homeowners-Auto-Hail GOURMET DINING SKIING TENNIS HORSE- BiKKRIDING INDOOR SWIMMING BANDA DANCING BOAT RIDES CHAIR LIFT RIDES MEETING ROOM WEDDING PARTIES “A SCENIC hmistOVEkhOOXlHS THE CHESTNUT MT. LODGE JUST 6 WLES FRO Gale � on THE zlacK JAck ko ad Congratulations, Class of 1974 ELIZABETH GARAGE, INC. Elizabeth, Illinois 858-2230 90 BETTY’S VARIETY STORE Elizabeth, Illinois DANIEL INSURANCE AGENCY Notions, toys, greeting cards Elizabeth, Illinois B J CAFE SAVANNA BAKERY Meals of Good Taste Hanover, 111. Open Tues.-Sat. 6-5 Sun.-Mon. 6-12 Betty Jim Griffiths Good Luck Class of 1974 Ph. 273-2500 413 Main Street Savanna, Illinois CHRIS’ BEAUTY SHOP Congratulations Class of 1974 Congratulations Seniors Good Luck Now and Always LYNDA’S BEAUTY SHOP Hanover, 111. Lynda Carson JACK BETTY’S BAIT SHOP MILL CITY TAP Mobil Service Everyone Welcome Bait, Ice-Block Cubes, Tackle Open 7 days a week Open 6 days a week Congratulations Seniors Congratulations, Seniors! JACK SCHWIRTZ BERLAGE IMPLEMENT John Deere Equipment CONGRATULATIONS Class Of 73 Sales and Service Elizabeth Telephone 858-2271 Hesston Windowers Elizabeth, Illinois BETTY’S BEAUTY BOX Congratulations Class of 1974 BETTY PASH and CHERYL MOORE BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL from ZEAL’S SERVICE GARAGE HANOVER’S CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, AND DODGE DEALER CONOCO PRODUCTS Hanover, Illinois GOOD LUCK, SENIORS ADAMS GARAGE Forrest C. Adams, Prop. RON GIROT BUILDING Tel. 591-2296 Congratulations to the Class of 1974 AND LAND IMPROVEMENT Sales Service Congratulations, Seniors! Hanover, Illinois LILLY BELLE’S HOBBY SHOP Excavating and Backhoeing Trucking National Homes Dealer Hanover, 111. Owned and operated By Bill and Irene Wolter Congratulations To The Class of 1974 OPEN 8 a. m.-8p.m Monday thru Saturday SUNDAY MORNING 8 until noon ROYAL BLUE 93 SITES SHOE REPAIR 217 Main Street Savanna, Illinois PH. 273-7009 “Heels While U Wait” CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS GREAT PLAINS SUPPLY CO. Phone 591-3311 CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduates SAVANNA STATE BANK Savanna, Illinois 61074 GOOD LUCK TO THE SCHAUER AND NEY CLASS OF 1973 MEN’S WEAR from SULLIVAN’S HARDWARE, FURNITURE and Savanna, Illinois APPLIANCE STORE Telephone 273-2822 Hanover, Illinois Congratulations To THE The Class of 1974 NATIONAL BANK Quality Footwear OFSAVANNA ALBERT M. GREISON 229 Main Street Drive-in Third at Washington 223 Main Savanna, Illinois 61074 Savanna, Illinois 94 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ROCKFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 HAWKEYE WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. 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