Hanover High School - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IL)

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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

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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.

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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