Hanover High School - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1979 volume:

Via ♦ v ■ if • -■■' r ; ... s u, ... • •v ▼Wail • v v. s v ; •■ DEDICATION The Revonah staff of 1979 is pleased to announce that the 1979 Revonah is dedicated to Mr. Keith Barkdoll. Mr. Barkdoll has been superintendent of the Hanover schools for the past 8 years. During that time he has given unselfishly of himself to build our school system into one of excellence. Mr. Barkdoll has also de- voted much of his time and effort to the betterment of the Hanover community. For students, faculty and citizens, Mr. Barkdoll always has a ready and warm smile. His genuine concern for all is a distinctive part of his character. For his sincerity, leadership, guidance and contributions to Hanover, the dedication of the 1979 Revonah is our way of saying thank you to a truly fine individual. SENIORS SUPERINTENDENT’ MESSAGE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979: May I offer my sincere congratulations to the class of 1979 and all of the students of Hanover Schools. As you grow older you shall find that each new year comes and goes at a much more rapid pace than the previous years. So much of our life seems to slip by without the complete enjoyment of each day that each one of us should have. Our new school year, at this writing, is already one quarter gone. What have you accomplished, and how much have you enjoyed what you have done? Education is that preparation for life that lies ahead. The better prepared—the bet- ter you are able to cope with those unknown events ahead that will make up your life. Prepare yourself not only academically, but also physically, emotionally and spiritually. All are so important for a most happy, enjoyable future. I have every confidence that each of you shall prepare yourself well. May I wish you all a successful future and think of us in Hanover as we will often think of you. THE BEST OF LUCK TO ALL. Keith R. Barkdoll, Supt. s PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Congratulations to the Class of 1979 and also the student body for a very good school year. I want to wish the Seniors nothing but the best for the future and God Speed! The Seniors are leaving us to pursue their goals in life. I hope they will always be proud of themselves, their family, and community and will take advantage of the opportunities our great nation pro- vides. I hope the students next year will take advan- tage of their educational opportunities provided them by their parents and community. We have few chances in life to take advantage of our opportu- nities. Let's not waste them. Best wishes to the Class of 1979. Mr. Murphy 3 CLASS OF 1979 CLASS OFFICERS 4 Pres.—Sean Murphy Vice-Pres.— Dottie Gillogly Treasurer—Nancy Donahoe Sec.—Debbie Jo Feuerhelm Student Council—Darryl Duff, Pam Unangst, Tony and Terry Sheridan REFLECTIONS SENIORS OF 1979 Patrick Bannon Joking and humor are pleasant and often of extreme utility. Varsity Club 4, Transfer Student 2, Drama Club 4, Baseball 3,4 f ■ Donna Boop Her very Silence and her Patience speak to the people. Revonah Staff 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 1.3.4, Math Contest 3, Scholarship 1.4, Marching Band 1-4, Lettergirls 1-4, Music Contest 1,3,4, Sports Manager 1 (Volleyball) Patricia Lynn Bradt The only way to have a friend is to be one ' Concert Marching Band 1-3, County Festival 1-3, Music Contest 1-3, Librarian 1. Brenda Lea Cliff Full of fun and lots of it. Revonah Staff 1,2, Concert Marching Band 1-4, Jazz Band 2-4, Mixed Girls' Chorus 1-4, County Festival 1-4, Girls' Vol- leyball 1-4, Scholarship 1-4, HiLites Staff 4, Chorus Officer 3, Swing Choir 4, Music Contest 1-4, Girls' Basketball 1-4, Drama Club 2-4, Office Worker 2. Nancy Ann Donahoe An occasion for every remark, and a remark for every occasion. National Honor Society 4, Class Officer 1,4, Revonah Staff 2, Colorguard 1-4 (Capt ), Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 4, County Festival 3,4, Girls' Volleyball 4, Librarian 2, Math Con- test 1-4, Scholarship 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, Homecoming Candidate 4, Girls' Basketball 1-4, Drama Club 3,4 (Student Director). Darryl R Duff I have a car, it's not so new; but show me a road I can't get through! Class Officer 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Basketball 1-4, Student Coun- cil 4. b Joann Ellen Eastman Softly speak and sweetly smile.'' Concert Marching Band 1-4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Girls' Chorus 2-4, County Festival 1-4, Hi Lites Staff 4, Chorus Officer 3, Mu- sic Contest 1-4, Girls' Basketball 1-3, Drama Club 3,4, Office Worker 4. Debbie Jo Feuerhelm Work is work and must be done, but as I work, I have my fun! National Honor Society 4, Class Officer 3,4, Revonah Staff 1-4 (Editor), Concert, Jazz and Marching Band 1-4, Mixed Girls' Chorus 1-4, County Festival 1-4, Varsity Club 3,4, Girls' Volleyball 1-4, Math Contest 3, Scholarship 1-4, Band Council 1-4, Chorus Officer 3, Swing Choir 4, Music Contest 1-4, Drama Club 2,3, HiLites Staff 4. Dorothy Margaret Gillogly I had rather do and not promise, than promise and not do.'' National Honor Society 3,4, Class Officer 4, Revonah Staff 1-4, Concert, Marching Band 1-4, Mixed and Girls' Chorus 1-4, County Festival 1-4, Varsity Club 3,4, Girls' Volleyball 1-4, Math Contest 3, Scholarship 1-4, HiLites Staff 4, Band Council 2,4, Chorus Officer 4, Swing Choir 4, Music Contest 1-4, Girls' Basketball 1-4, Drama Club 3,4, Office Worker 3. Christy Jo Goldhagen She's more quiet than most girls, but more pleasant than most, too. National Honor Society 3,4, Concert, Jazz and Marching Band 1-4, County Festival 1-4, Girls' Volleyball 1,2, Math Contest 1- 4, Scholarship 1-4, Music Contest 1-4, Drama Club 3,4. 7 Clayton E. Kalinoski Yes, quiet and serious he may appear, but pranks and mis- chief are very near. Transfer Student 3, Scholarship 3,4, Audio-Visual 4, Baseball 3,4. Debra Marie Mills “Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Class Officer 1-3, Concert Marching Band 1-4, Drum Major- ette 1-4, Mixed and Girls' Chorus 1-4, County Festival 1-4, Girls' Volleyball 1,2, Student Council 1, Scholarship 1-4, Music Contest 1-4, Drama Club 2-4, Math Contest 1-3 Sean T Murphy Good humor is the sunshine of the mind. Class Officer 2-4 (Pres.), Revonah Staff 2,3, Varsity Club 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Student Council 2-4 (Pres. 4), Drama Club 4, Football 1, Baseball 3,4 Beth Ellen Nadig It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. Class Officer 1, Revonah Staff 1,2, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 4, County Festival 1-4, Homecoming Queen 4, Girls' Volleyball 2, Cheerleader 1-4, Scholarship 2,3, HiLites Staff 4, Homecoming Candidate 2-4, Girls' Basketball 1-3, Drama Club 4, Office Worker 3,4. 8 Debra Lynn Orth Silence is alright, but a few words and many giggles suit me a lot better. Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 1,2, Lettergirls 1-4, Music Con- test 2. Kay E. Patterson A good heart is worth gold. Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 1,2, Office Worker 1,2,4, Sports Manager Volleyball 1. Amanda Lynn Peterson Jerry J. Pettera Happiness seems made to be shared. A good fellow but spare in his words. Revonah Staff 4, Transfer Student 4, Librarian 4, Drama Club Revonah Staff 4 4 9 Katherine Louise Pettera Individual in thought and action. Girls' Chorus 4, Librarian 1-3, Lettergirls 4, Music Contest 4 Anthony B Sheridan “A distinguished athlete and a right good fellow. Class Officer 1-4 Varsity Club 1-4 (V P 3, Pres. 4), Basketball 1-4, Student Council 1-4, Drama Club 3,4, Football 1. Baseball 3,4 Terrance S. Sheridan High school days have their delights, but they can't compare to high school nights. Class Officer 1-4, Varsity Club 1-4 Basketball 1-4, Student Council 1-4, Drama Club 3,4, Baseball 3,4 Football 1,2. Alice Marie Smith Just being happy is a swell thing. Concert Band 1-3, County Festival 1-3, Li- brarian 1, Marching Band 1-3, Music Contest 1-3. 10 Diane Mane Streicher A girl who never stops to rest, in everything she does her best. National Honor Society 3,4, Class Officer 2 (Treas.), Concert Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-4 Mixed Girls' Chorus 1-4, County Festival 1- 4, Varsity Club 2-4, Girls' Basketball 1-4, Girls' Volleyball 2-4, Math Contest 1-4, Schol- arship 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, Band Council 1-4, Swing Choir 3,4, Music Contest 1-4, Drama Club 2-4 Todd S. Vesely “Some think he's bashful some doubt it. Basketball 1,2, Scholarship 1-4 Jacqueline Mary Sullivan A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Revonah Staff 1,2, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 4, County Festival 1-3, Varsity Club 2- 4, Girls' Volleyball 2,4, Cheerleader 1-4 Li- brarian 3, Scholarship 2,3, HiLites Staff 4, Music Contest 1-4 Homecoming Candidate 3, Girls' Basketball 1-3, Drama Club 4 Pamela Kay Unangst A humorous girl with plenty to say, she likes to talk, and she does it all day. Concert Band 1,3,4, Colorguard 2,3, Mixed Girls' Chorus 1-4 County Festival 1-4, Varsity Club 2-4, Girls' Volleyball 1-4, Cheerleader 4, Math Contest 3, Student Council 1,3,4, Schol- arship 1-4, Marching Band 1,4 Swing Choir 4, Music Contest 1-4, Girls' Basketball 1-4 Drama Club 2-4 National Honor Society 4 SENIOR PROPHECIES AMBITION PROPHECY Patrick Bannon To go to school member of the Mafia Donna Boop Veterinarian Assistant Zoo keeper Patty Bradt To help little children Professional kidnapper Brenda Cliff Critic Playboy Bunny at Lake Geneva Nancy Donahoe To have 7 children Professional social director at Hanover Joann Eastman To be a Secretary Promoted to head waitress at Chestnut Debbie Jo Feuerhelm nurse Surgeon at Savanna City Hospital Dottie Gillogly Accountant Business President Owner of Whistling Wings Christy Goldhagen To live a long life Filibuster for E R A. Clay Kalinosky College Professional prowler Debra Mills Authoress Horse breeder Sean Murphy College Professional pooper-scooper Beth Nadig Dental Assistant Miss America Debbie Orth Teacher of little children Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader Kay Patterson Accountant Replace her mother at the Hanover Bank Mandy Peterson Fashion Designer Design first outfit for a nudist colony Jerry Pettera City worker Emperor of Huntsville Kathy Pettera work Professional pom pom girl Anthony Sheridan President of Standard Oil gas station attendant Terrance Sheridan College Professional can recyclist Alice Smith To travel Tour guide for Tri State Tours Diane Streicher Nurse Mother of a little freeze Jackie Sullivan Cosmetologist Truant Officer Pam Unangst Business Hostess of the Pam Unangst Variety Show Todd Vesely Work Fence repairman SENIOR CLASS WILLS I, Patrick Bannon, do will William Kopper the ability to drive home when it is very early! I, Donna Boop, do will James Donahoe my height in hopes that he will become a star basketball player. I, Patty Bradt, do will all my fun abilities to Debbie Miller. I, Brenda Cliff, do will Brenda Haring the ability to talk to people without looking at the floor. I, Nancy Donahoe, do will Mr. Hulick my cut-offs, Mr. Murphy a schedule of all weekend social activities and my brothers the ability to arrive at 8:29. I, Joann Eastman, do will Danny Harkness my ability to not get caught talking in study hall, and Beth Nadig a case of orange slices so she may never run out. I, Debbie Jo Feuerhelm, do will Miss Klinkkammer my ability not to get hurt in her class and to Colleen the privilege of being Revonah editor. I, Dottie Gillogly, do will James D. and Kevin M. my ability to come home late without getting caught and to Mr. Hulick the ability to accept girls' sports. I, Christy Goldhagen, do will my ability to keep quiet under any circumstances to Cindy Richmond. I, Clay Kalinoski, do will my skiing ability to Ned F. I, Debbie Mills, do will my ability to walk straight to Colleen Hopkins. I, Sean T. Murphy, do will “Trapper and “Stick my ability to shovel and heap duck manure and keep it out of my mouth. I, Beth Nadig, do will Kevin Murphy my Indian moccasins and to Kerry Sheridan a new pair of binoculars to replace the old ones as they are probably worn out. I, Debbie Orth, do will my Big Eyes to Stick! I, Kay Patterson, do will Alice Smith the ability to sneak into and out of certain places, without getting caught. I, Mandy Peterson, do will Scott Wille and Darrold Kennedy the talent to get out of classes. I, Jerry Pettera, do will my mechanic ability to Fern Sprecher for use in bus troubles. I, Tony Sheridan, do will my chronic back ailment to the entire Elizabeth basketball team, coach, and mascot. I, Terry Sheridan, do will a weekend in Hanover to anyone who has the capabilities and imagination to enjoy it. I, Alice Smith, do will Kay Patterson the time and effort she takes to get to a certain place and the length of time she spends. I, Diane Streicher, do will my ability to get good grades to all those students who have a hard time passing. I, Jacqueline M. Sullivan, do will the class of Nineteen Hundred and Seventy Nine happiness and success in the years to come. I, Pam Unangst, do will Colleen Hopkins my ability to control myself at social activities and M.J.M. my fantastic laugh. 13 SENIOR BABIES MORE SENIOR BABIES 15 YOUNG SENIORS 16 Double Trouble THE CLASS OF 79 Patrick Bannon Donna Boop Patty Bradt Brenda Clift Nancy Donahoe Darryl Duff Joann Eastman Debbie Jo Feuerhelm Dottie Gillogly Christy Goldhagen Clay Kalinoski Mark Limage Debra Mills Sean Murphy Beth Nadig Debbie Orth Kay Patterson Mandy Peterson Jerry Jo Pettera Kathy Pettera Tony Terry Sheridan Alice Smith Diane Streicher Jackie Sullivan Pam Unangst Todd Vesely Class Colors: Silver and Black Class Flower: Rose Class Motto: Only he who attempts the absurd can achieve the impossible, for it matters not how long we live, but how. 17 SENIOR MOSTS Most Comical Nancy Darryl Most School Spirited Tony Jackie Most Friendly Todd Beth Most Athletic Dottie Terry Most Likely to Succeed Clay Christy Most Musical: Debra Mills Pat Bannon Most Dependable Debbie Jo Sean 18 •f C. Ballard R. Bell D. Kennedy B Orehowsky J. True W. Kopper T. Orth D. Vandervate T. Callahan C. Richmond B White S. Curley J. Donahoe C. Hopkins JUNIORS 1980 19 Class Officers SOPHOMORE CLASS M. Aadson M Boop R. Curley J. Donahoe C. Eadie N. Flack P. Girot V. Hamil J. Haring D. Harkness J. Kinnaman M. Kolb B Limage M McCormick just v camera: Shy D Miller Class Officers K. Murphy T Nolan T. Patterson J. Peterson W. Rutledge K. Sevey K. Sheridan P. Simons D. Steinhagen L. Stutzman J. Walls D. Williams S. Winter 20 FRESHMAN CLASS D. Ballard M. Basten J. Boop S. Buck R. Campos B. Callahan B. Cliff J. Cottral P. Dupuis C. Eadie R. Feuerhelm R. Girot J. Haller B. Haring i camera- D. Jeffers D. Kistler T. Lighthiser M Miller Class Officers P Meredith '9 P. Mills M. Weede M. Wild K. Williams D. Wills F. Wolters CLASS OF 1982 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Don Crawford President LaVonne Gray Secretary 23 OUR BELOVED FACULTY Mr. Teberg B S. University of Iowa P.E., Girls Basketball Coach, Soph- omore Sponsor, English Mr. Stone M S. University of Illinois, Math- ematics, Freshman Sponsor Mrs. Dayton B.A. Education W.I.U. English, Yearbook Advisor, Freshman Sponsor Mrs. Evans E.I.U. Spanish Mr. Kumor N.I.U. B S. Education, Major- Music M.S. Education, Major- Counseling, Elementary Education Mrs. HofFer B S. Special Ed. and Elemen- |yjrs Wilbricht tary N.I.U., Junior Sponsor B A English Clarke College, H.S. Librarian, Kindergarten Teacher Mr. Geiger B.S. Education N.I.U., M S. Edu- cation University of Wisconsin-P. Natural Science, Sophomore Sponsor 24 Mrs. Hess B Ed. Education W.S.U. Business, Typ- ing, Senior Sponsor Mr. Kilpatrick B.S. Education N.I.U. Consumer Ed., Soc., History, Political Sc., A.V. Direc- tor, Athletic Director, Asst. Admin. M.A Admin., Loras College, Junior Sponsor Ms Klmkkammer Mr. Palmer B.S. Mechanical Ag So. Dakota State U., Shop, Agriculture, Se- nior Sponsor B.S. Education W.S.U., M E. So. S.U. Okla., P.E., Volleyball Coach, Color- guard Sponsor Mrs. Dwinnells B.S. Music Ed. University of Illinois, Grade School and High School Band and Chorus, Colorguard and Lettergirl Sponsor Mr. Murphy U S. History, Loras College WE TEACH THE CHILDREN 25 Valuable Marilyn Eberhardt Secretary Peg Stadel Assistant Secretary Mrs. Virtue (Reading) Mrs. Hopton (Resource) Bus Drivers: L to R, Joe Ostendorf, Kim Douvikas, Barb Stemhagen, Chuck Nobis, Fern Sprecher, Darryl Steinhagen, Joe Geiger 26 Employees Custodians: Kim Douvikas, Vicky Hastings Not pictured: Jody Hill Mrs. Rummel, Librarian, Teacher's Aide Cooks: Mary Kistler Barb Stemhagen Mrs. Mills, Teacher's Aide STUDENT LIFE THE TRUTH ABOUT CINDERELLA Cinderella...............Colleen Hopkins Girls—Dee Ann Williams, Brenda Haring, Jackie Sul- Prince...................Dan Harkness livan, Beth Nadig, Kelly Sheridan, Joann Eastman, King.....................Pat Bannon Debbie Kistler, Babette Cliff, Kelly Niemeyer, Jenni- Queen....................Dottie Gillogly fer Peterson Lily.....................Pam Unangst Pamela...................Debbie Mills Boys—Brian Callahan, Doug Wills, Kelly Williams, Diana....................Vicki Hamil Sean Murphy, Shawn Buck, Terry Patterson, James Sir James..........;.....Bob Nolan Donahoe Greg.....................Joe Kinnaman Scully...................Brenda Cliff Orchestra-Piano, Barb White Humpleby.................Cindy Richmond Synthesizer, Mrs. Jane Kumor Hugh Fitzhugh............Tim Callahan Percussion, Mr. Ray Kumor Lord Scone...............Bret Limage Lady Scone...............Mary Jo McCormick Student Director—Nancy Donahoe Lady Southport...........Sheri Curley Dr. Heath................Kevin Murphy Herald...................Kevin Wills Stage Crew—Darryl Duff, Christy Goldhagen, Ba- Millicent................Tricia Nolan bette Cliff, Clay Kalinoski, Tony Sheridan Caroline.................Debbie Steinhagen Dame Prudence—Good Fairy Godmother— 29 Over forty students participated in this fall's comedy musical. They all worked many long, hard hours before school, after school, and also on weekends. At times it looked as though things would never pull through. The directors as well as the students were becoming frustrated. However, as soon as things behind the scenes began to take shape, the sets were started, costumes were brought in, and people began to get the feel of things. It was an experience that was exciting for the students as well as for the teachers that con- tributed. How could any of us forget Pat Bannon in leotards or how small and delicate Cinderella's size 10 feet looked in those tiny glass slippers! � 31 All in all the play was a success and we'd like to pat each participant on the back. Also we applaud Mr. and Mrs. Kumor and Mrs. Dwinnells for their outstanding efforts! Good luck on all your future productions; I'm sure they will be outstanding. 32 33 HOMECOMING FEB. 13-16, 1979 35 Third Annual Gong Show This year's Gong Show, hosted by Mr. Patrick Ban- non, was a smashing success It attracted such great acts as the Hot-Diggity cooks (pic. left) and the “Great Muncho Man (pic. below). However, there can only be one winner and the honors went to Mary Jo and Diane S. who played a lovely piece for dueling pianos. fit Celebrity Day On this day the halls of H.H.S. were filled with many renowned faces of the past and present. Among them were the Pope (pic. rt.), Superman (pic. far rt.)( and the wonderful Cupid (pic. md.). Everyone had a great time. Re- member how Jill S. loved flirting with Squiggy and Lenny (pic. rt.)( and how frightened you were when Annie Oakley pulled her gun with the plastic bullets on you? (pic. 2nd). HOMECOMING POSTERS WITH iV 'OEFEEf Seniors—First Place Stomp the Eagles with Defeet Juniors—Third Place We'll Stuff the Eagles (Picture not available due to photographic error) iBUT THRTS DKRY ITS ONLY fi| FOWI Freshmen—Second Place To kill an Eagle is illegal . . . But that's Okay, it's only a “fowl. Cheerleaders Sophomores “Got 'Cha! 41 Homecoming Royalty This year's candidates for the title of Homecoming Queen and their escorts were J. Haring, K. Sheridan, B. Nadig, R. Curley, N. Donahoe, J. Nobis, V. Hamil, and T. Patterson. Miss Nadig was selected as queen to reign over the evening. I Puzzled! Eager students on their way to class?!? A DAY AT H.H.S. ... I'd rather be skiing! Which way did they go? The 1979 Jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet was truly one of the Times of Your Life as the theme for this year's prom stated. The day began with a spring shower that lasted throughout the evening. However, the outcome of the evening proved the rain not to be a damper on the evening's activities. The festivities began with a superb meal and “Sunshine provided the music to complete the most romantic event of the year. 46 HEA BANQUET MAY 19,1979 ORGANIZATIONS D.A.R. WINNER Dottie Gillogly NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 51 Row 1: Nancy Donahoe, Debbie Feuerhelm. Row 2: Tim Callahan, Pam Unangst. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: T. Sheridan, K. Murphy, P. Unangst, S. Murphy, K. Sheridan, R. Girot, J. Streicher. Row 2: D. Duff, B. Mee- nen, B. White, D. Williams, Mr Murphy, M. Miller, B. Kopper, S. Wille, T. Sheridan. OFFICE WORKERS 52 Row 1: Mrs. Stadel, Mrs. Eberhardt. Row 2: J. Eastman, K. Patterson, D. Williams, V. Hamil, D. Kistler, B. Nadig. YEARBOOK STAFF Back row (left to right): P Meredith, P Murphy, M. Peterson, K. Sheppard, B. Cliff, K. Nie- meyer, D. Kistler, J. Pettera, D. Vandervate, K. Sheridan, V. Hamil, D Boop. Row 2: M. Boop, C. Richmond, D. Steinhagen, J. Sullivan, C. Eadie, B. Limage, B. Haring. Row 3: D. Gillogly, T. No- lan, C. Hopkins, Mrs. Dayton—Advisor, D. Feuerhelm—Editor. HILITES STAFF J. Eastman, B. Cliff, J. Sullivan, Mrs. Hess, P. Unangst, D. Feuerhelm, D. Gillogly, B. Nadig. 53 STUDENT-TEACHER AIDS L. to R.: R. Campos, D. Steinhagen, K. Patterson, D. Steinhagen, D. Boop, D. Mills, L. Stutzman. VARSITY CLUB Row 1: K. Murphy, D. Streicher, B. Cliff, D. Feuerhelm, C. Richmond, C. Hopkins, D. Gillogly, B. Meenen, P Unangst, D. Duff, B Nolan, S. Murphy. Row 2: Mr. Hulick, N Donahoe, T. Sheridan, J. Sullivan, T. Sheridan, Ms. Klinkkammer. 54 AUDIO-VISUAL L to R : F. Wolters, C. Kalinoski, K. Murphy, K. Wills, J. Peterson, B. Feuerhelm, J. Donahoe, Mr. Kilpatrick. A.V.C. STUDENTS Back: T. Orth, J. True, B Bell, S. Wille, K. Sheppard, D. Vandervate, P Bradt, B. Orehowsky, K. Patterson, J. Townsend, A. Smith, C. Richmond, P. Bannon, T. Niemeyer. Front: D. Kennedy, T. Vesely, K. Pettera, D. Duff, D. Orth, A. Ertmer, B. Engler, J. Finch, C. Bradt. GIRLS’ CHORUS Row 1: L. to R.: K. Pettera, L. Stutzman, D. Steinhagen, D. Jeffers, M McCormick, D. Strei- cher, D. Williams. Row 2: D. Steinhagen, C. Eadie, S. Curley, K. Sheppard, D. Vandervate, J. Eastman, B. Cliff, M. Boop, B Nadig. Row 3: B. Haring, K. Sheridan, N. Donahoe, J. Sutton, C. Richmond, D. Mills, D. Feuerhelm, V. Hamil. Row 4: J. Sullivan, D. Gillogly, P. Unangst, D. Boop, V. Scarborough, T Nolan, C. Hopkins, B. Meenen. MIXED CHORUS Row 1: L. to R.: P. Murphy, J. Sullivan, B Nadig, D Wills, Mrs. Dwinnells, S. Buck, J. East- man, B. Cliff, D. Vandervate. Row 2: D. Jeffers, M. McCormick, D. Streicher, J. Donahoe, J. Kinnaman, T. Callahan, D. Steinhagen, C. Eadie, L. Stutzman. Row 3: N Donahoe, D. Mills, D. Feuerhelm, N. Flack, J. Nobis, D. Harkness, C. Richmond, J. Sutton, C. Ballard. Row 4: P. Meredith, S. Curley, K. Sheppard, K. Wills, J. Haring, R. Curley, K. Sheridan, B. Haring, D Williams, D. Steinhagen. Row 5: D. Gillogly, P. Unangst, T. Nolan, B. Meenen, D. Kennedy, K. Murphy, T. Patterson, B Nolan, C. Hopkins, V. Scarborough, B. White, V. Hamil. BOYS’ CHORUS Row 1: Mrs. Dwinnells. Row 2: D. Wills, T. Callahan, S. Buck. Row 3: K. Wills, J. Haring, R Curley, B. Nolan. Row 4: J Nobis, K. Murphy, D. Kennedy. SWING CHOIR Acc. B. White. Row 1: D. Harkness, D. Feuerhelm, P. Unangst, C. Richmond, D. Gillogly, B. Cliff, D. Streicher, T. Callahan. Row 2: J. Kinnaman, D. Wills, B. Nolan, K. Wills. COUNTY FESTIVAL Back: L. to R Mrs. Dwinnells, J. Eastman, T. Callahan, C. Hopkins, D. Feuerhelm. Front: C. Gold- hagen, D. Streicher, C. Richmond, D. Gillogly, B. White. Back: L. to R.; P. Unangst, S. Curley, K. Sheppard, K. Wills, J. Sutton, B Meenen, N. Donahoe. Second: B. Nadig, D. Kennedy, Mrs. Dwinnells, B. Nolan, L. Stutzman. Front: D. Mills, J. Sullivan, B. Cliff. BAND REPRESENTATIVES 58 BAND COUNCIL Back: L. to R : D. Feuerhelm, M McCormick, C. Hopkins, B. Nolan, D. Streicher, J. Nobis, B Callahan, D. Gillogly. CHORUS OFFICERS Back: L. to R : L. Stutzman, B. Nolan, D. Gillogly, T Nolan, D. Steinhagen. Front: S. Winter, K. Wills, K. Murphy, C. Hopkins, D. Steinhagen. 59 CONCERT BAND 1st row: B Streicher, B. Cliff, D. Gillogly, B. Callahan, D. Hopkins, D. Mills. 2nd row: M. Irwin, D. Steinhagen, K. Lighthiser, J. Eastman, P. Unangst, K. Hopkins, P. Girot, K. Sheppard. 3rd row: T. Callahan, L. Stutzman, J. Streicher, P. Mills, V. Williams, G. Hamil, T. Bonard, B. Ferrei, S. Buck, J. Kinnaman, M. McCormick, B. White, B. Goldhagen. 4th row: T. Nolan, C. Richmond, D. Jeffers, D. Sheridan, B. Nolan, A. Cottral, J. Cottral, J. Nobis, D. Feuerhelm. 5th row: B. Orehowsky, Mrs. Dwinnells. COLORGUARD L. to R : D. Williams, S. Kistler, B. Cliff, N. Donahoe, D. Vandervate, C. Eadie, K. Niemeyer. LETTERGIRLS JAZZ BAND Row 1: M. McCormick, B. White, B Cliff, C. Goldhagen, J. Kinnaman. Row 2: Mrs. Dwinnells, D. Feuer- helm, J. Nobis, D. Streicher. Row 3: C. Richmond, L Stutzman, J. Streicher, P. Mills, T. Callahan. MARCHING BAND 62 ORGANIZATION D. Gillogly, T. Sheridan, B Cliff, A. Sheridan, P. Unangst N Donahoe, D. Streicher, B Nolan, B White, K. Murphy K. Wills S. Murphy C. Goldhagen J. Kinnaman m Miller, D Boop, D. Feuerhelm, K. Sheridan D. Mills C. Hopkins 63 ATHLETICS L. to R.: B Haring, V. Hamil (Alt.), D Steinhagen (Capt.). Standing: L. to R.: K. Sheridan, 0. Steinhagen. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L. to R : B. Nadig, P. Unangst, S. Curley. Front: J. Sullivan (Capt ). J.V. CHEERLEADERS 65 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL L-R: J. Sullivan, D. Feuerhelm, C. Hopkins, N. Donahoe, Ms. Klinkkammer, P. Unangst, B. Meenen, D Gillogly, B. Cliff, D. Streicher. J.V. VOLLEYBALL Sitting L-R: M McCormick, B. Haring, R. Girot. Standing L-R: Ms. Klinkkammer, K. Niemeyer, T. No- lan, J. Peterson, D. Kistler, B. Cliff (mgrs.), Top L-R: D. Williams, D.D. Stemhagen, D. Steinhagen. 66 HANOVER (J.V.) GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL H 20 9 9 18 Galena 20 10 2 East Dubuque 17 4 10 10 Stockton 12 8 10 16 Elizabeth 18 20 20 10 18 Scales Mound 20 20 10 23 Thomson 20 20 10 25 Chadwick 20 20 10 30 Shannon 20 20 11 1 Elizabeth 20 20 11 6 Scales Mound 20 20 11 8 Thomson 20 . 17 20 11 13 Chadwick 19 20 20 11 15 Shannon 20 17 20 11 18 Shannon 20 18 20 11 18 Elizabeth 20 18 13 ALL-CONFERENCE Pam-Second Team Dottie-First Team 5 Due to circumstances beyond our control, we 6 were unable to receive any volleyball action shots. Denotes Tournaments GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: J. Sutton. Row 2: K. Sheridan, M. McCormick, D. Gillogy, P. Unangst, N. Donahoe, Mr. Teberg, B Meenen, C. Richmond, B. Cliff, D. Streicher, D. Steinhagen. GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: Mr Teberg, B Farrel. Row 2: K. Sheridan, J. Petterson, P. Meredith, K. Niemeyer, T Nolan, P Murphy, D. Miller, M McCormick, D. Steinhagen, D. Steinhagen. 68 1� JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: J. Donahoe, K. Williams, B. Callahan, J. Streicher, J. Haring. Row 2: D. Wills, J. Cottral, R. Curley, J. Orth, M. Wild, M. Basten. Row 3: T. Lighthiser, N. Flack, T. Patterson, Mr. Becker, K. Murphy, J. Nobis, P. Mills VARSITY BASKETBALL 70 Front: B. Rutledge, Mr. Hulick. Back: J. Kinnaman, B. Nolan, T. Sheridan, R. Madi- gan, J. Donahoe, K. Murphy, M. Aadson, S. Murphy, T. Sheridan, D. Duff, K. Wills, T. Callahan. Hanover (Varsity) Girls’ 9 18 10 2 10 10 10 16 10 18 10 23 10 25 10 30 11 1 11 6 11 8 11 13 11 15 11 18 11 27 10 21 72 Volleyball H V Galena 2 20 15 20 E. Dubuque 3 20 1 20 Stockton 2 20 18 20 Elizabeth 20 6 20 17 Scales Mound 20 13 20 7 Thomson 20 14 20 11 Chadwick 20 13 20 18 Shannon 20 8 11 20 20 16 Elizabeth 20 8 10 20 20 3 Scales Mound 20 7 20 6 Thomson 20 3 20 15 Chadwick 1 20 4 20 Shannon 20 18 20 7 Chadwick 5 20 12 20 Scales Mound Girls' Basketball H V Stockton 39 63 Elizabeth 36 47 Thomson 43 40 Savanna 31 51 Elizabeth 34 37 E. Dubuque 31 60 Pearl City 19 57 Elizabeth 27 38 Thomson 46 43 Thomson 24 48 Mt. Carroll 13 42 Mt. Carroll 37 45 Fulton 26 64 E. Dubuque 23 58 Warren 41 45 Denotes Tournaments ★ ★ Second Place in Savanna Tournament SCOREBOARD Boys’ Basketball H 11 24 Thomson 43 11 25 Savanna 40 11 25 Elizabeth 51 12 1 Elizabeth 52 12 5 Holy Cross 54 12 8 Scales Mound 76 12 12 East Dubuque 73 12 15 Thomson 80 12 19 Marquette 64 12 22 Chadwick 53 1 5 Shannon 52 1 6 Mt. Morris 55 1 9 Warren 49 1 12 Elizabeth 65 1 20 Savanna 41 1 22 Elizabeth 57 2 2 Thomson 68 2 6 Holy Cross 62 2 9 Chadwick 35 2 13 Scales Mound 73 2 16 Shannon 56 2 23 East Dubuque 79 Boys’ Baseball H V Thomson 6 2 Chadwick 1 9 Elizabeth 11 10 Lanark 4 8 East Dubuque 0 17 East Dubuque 1 10 Shannon 1 6 Lanark 1 11 Chadwick 0 2 v 67 53 69 59 80 82 66 77 48 73 80 97 67 63 71 74 63 63 65 74 74 53 73 J.V. SCOREBOARD ROCKETS Girls’ Basketball Boy’s Basketball H V H V Stockton 16 17 Elizabeth 62 36 Elizabeth 32 21 Holy Cross 75 38 Thomson 49 23 Scales Mound 73 29 Savanna 30 34 East Dubuque 63 62 Elizabeth 32 22 Thomson 58 56 East Dubuque 18 42 Marquette 60 41 Pearl City 27 36 Chadwick 70 55 Thomson 34 13 Shannon 56 69 Mt. Carroll 33 19 Mt. Morris 38 63 Mt. Carroll 44 20 Warren 46 49 Fulton 26 33 Elizabeth 51 52 East Dubuque 24 28 Savanna 60 70 Elizabeth 47 49 Thomson 67 61 Holy Cross 66 31 Chadwick 60 48 Scales Mound 75 58 Shannon 62 53 Savanna 59 60 Thomson 51 49 East Dubuque 48 49 Lanark 45 51 74 ATHLETIC BANQUET The Lion's Club Athletic Banquet was held May 5, 1979 at the Town Hall. Fol- lowing a ham dinner which was served by the club members, Mr. Barth, the bas- ketball coach at the University of Wisconsin — Platteville, was the evening's guest speaker. After his speech, Mr. Tom Engler, the Lion's Club president, presented the Boy Girl Athletic Awards. This year's recipients were Pam Unangst and Tony Sheridan. 75 BASEBALL 79 ELEMENTARY MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Todd Hastings Pres., Mr Murphy-Advisor, Brad Hulick, Sandra Sherich, Michelle Kolb, Angela Boop Row 2: Terri Honerbaum-Sec. Treas., Maureen Irwin, Kathy Gable, Bobbi Niemeyer, Kelly Williams, Larry Walls, Vince Williams, Kevin Orth. The Middle School Student Council, like the High School Stu- dent Council, has many useful and important roles in student activi- ties. Among these are approving all transactions between classes and supporting extra-curricular and academic achievement. Gratitude is due to these fine young people who make Middle School a lasting memory. 81 EIGHTH GRADE TEAM Standing Mr. Kumor, R. Wolter, T Bonar, D. Sheridan, D. Ford, T. Hastings, K. Patterson, T. Reitz. Front—J. Simons, B. Williams, B. Hulick, G. Hamil, P. Sprecher, J. Honerbaum, K. Orth, R. Stines. SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADE TEAM Left to Right D. Jeffers, B Williams, B. Hulick, L. Walls, C. Sheidan, K. Patterson, Mr Kumor, T. Reitz, J. Honer baum, K. Orth, J. Harkness, R Carson, T. Lighthiser, D. Miller. MIDDLE SCHOOL BAND MIDDLE SCHOOL CHORUS 83 EIGHTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL TEAM Top: L. to R.: S. Sherich, T. Honerbaum, P. Girot. Standing: L. to R.: A. Cottral, B. Ferrell, M. Pettera, K. Hopkins, Miss Noon. Sit- ting: L. to R.: M. Murphy, B Niemeyer, K. Lighthiser. SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL TEAM 84 Top: L. to R.: D. Potter, D. Kistler, G. Cliff. Sitting: L. to R.: P. McIntyre, K. Gable, K. Hastings, M. Irwin, W. Abritz. Standing: L. to R.: S. Stevenson, K. Hopkins, Miss Noon. Sitting: L. to R.: A. Cottral, K. Hopkins. Standing: L. to R.: K. Lighthiser, M. Murphy. SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Top: L. to R.: W. Abritz, K. Gable. Standing: L. to R.: K. Hastings, S. Stevenson. EIGHTH GRADE Row 1-D. Sheridan, P. Sprecher. Row 2-G. Hamil, J. Bonjour, T. Hastings, R. Stines, M. Pettera. Row 3- P. Girot, D. Ford, R. Wille, M. Jiricko, K. Crandall, S. Sherich. Row 4-J. Simons, K. Hopkins, R. Wolter, T. Miller, T. Bonar, B. Ferrell, M. Kolb. Row 5-A. Schlachter, K. Lighthiser, A. Cottral, M. Murphy, P. Kuntsman, B. Niemeyer. Row 6-K. Kilpatrick, Mr. Hulick, P. Pettera, S. Dupuis, T. Honerbaum, R. Geerts, L. Schap, D. Nance, M. Speaker. SEVENTH GRADE Row 1-J. Cliff, S. Johnson, D. Miller, A. Boop, D. Jeffers, C. Wainman. Row 2-G. Smith, G. True, G. Pettera, R. Campos, D. Kistler, J. Dugger. Row 3-J. Honnerbaum, K. Patterson, V. Williams, S. Stevenson, Kim Hastings, K. Orth, K. Hopkins, M. Irwin, K. Eadie, Mr. Becker. SIXTH GRADE Row I T. Lighthiser, W. Basten, K. Schap, J. Steele, B Williams, J. Randall. Row 2- R. Wolter, S. Ertmer, J. Veseley, K. Gable, R Meredith, S. Peterson, P McIntyre. Row 3 S. Schleuning, T. Nance, J Wainman. Row 4-R. Dupuis, W. Abrisz, H. Haller, R. Patterson, A. Miller, L. Walls, B Hulick, R. Carson, Z. Haller, J. Harkness, C. Sheridan, D. Potter, S. Farrey, T. Reitz. FIFTH GRADE Row 1-R Wilson, B Miller, J. Shireman, M. Murphy, K. Hamil. Row 2-T. Irwin, T. Teberg, T. Hol- mbo, M Wild, R. Foley. Row 3 T. Reitz, H Haller, Mr. Hopton. Row 4 T. Sevey, T. Niemeyer, D Wild, K. Girot, D. Carson, S. Mulholland. Row 5—C. Schleuning, D. Kistler. Row 6 C. Tiegs, E. Boop, P. Bourrette, C. Fobber, M Fobber, D. Reifsteck, B. Otis. Absent, D. Miller. 87 FOURTH GRADE Row 1: P. Bourrette, L. Ballard, D. Lord, B. Palmer, P. Jiricko, R. Becker. Row 2: T. Randall, D. Haller, T. Haring, A. Richardson, J. Miller, B. Haller. Row 3: P. Sprecher, T. Vandervate, J. Pot- ter, M. Lighthiser, B. Simons, L. Fobber, J. Bonjour, J. Dunham, D. Kautz, C. Hill, C. Wilson, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Kumor. Row 1: J. Schaible, E. Stevenson, A. Schap, A. Zemke. Row 2: R. Cliff, R. Schap, S. Wilbricht, P. McIntyre. Row 3: G. Pettera, K. Schleuning, A. Callahan, D. Kistler, M. Gable, B. Zigler, B. Hal- ler, B. Kunstman, B. Berg, S. Ford, Miss Solem. Absent: S. Geiger. THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE Row 1: S. Zemke, S. Pettera, Miss Noon, L. Franklin, K. Meredith, S. Shireman, E. Johnson, J. DeBord, M. Geiger, Mrs. Hayes, C. Bennett, J. Wells, B. Cliff, S. Curley, G. Dugger. Row 2: D. Niemeyer, J. Layne, L. Farrell, M. Abrisz, S. Qualkenbush, R. Wagenknecht. Row 3: S. Schaible, M. Wild, D. Edgerton, B. Tiegs, S. DeViney. Row 4: A. Berg, D. Cliff, K. Richmond, M. Bradt, C. Misner, K. Reitz. FIRST GRADE Row 1: K. Tonne, R. Moldenhauer, S. Stines, R. DuBoise, T. Reitz. Row 2: M. Johnson, B. Ben- nett, B. Houseman, T. Ballard. Row 3: J. Edgerton, M. Schaible, C. Haring, J. Palmer, S. Haug, N. Kolb. Row 4: E. McIntyre, A. Kucera, S. Buman, A. Layne, D. Boop, T. Wilson. 89 KINDERGARTEN Row 1: T. Pettera, J. Steele, C. Richardson, J. Mayfield, S. Miller, M. Wilson, C. Palmer. Row 2: T. Straight, C. Lord, C. Petterson, A. Gabbert, B. Miller, D. Schleumng. Row 3: B. Kautz, K. Service, J. True, L Johnson, B. Jackson, B. 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