Hanover High School - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1980 volume:

DEDICATION It is with pleasure that the Revonah staff dedicates the 1980 Revonah to Mrs. Bette Dayton. Mrs. Dayton taught English in the Hanover School system for five years. During this time she also served as Revonah staff advisor. We are recogniz- ing Mrs. Dayton not only for her hard work, but also for the excellent quality with which she did it. For her understanding nature and genuine con- cern for her students and for her diligent work, the dedication of the 1980 Revonah is our way of congratulating a worthy person on a job well-done. HALF A CENTURY AT H.H.S. THE ORIGINATORS CLASS OF 1930 - Standing: Howard Kilpatrick, LeRoy Robinson, Edith Virtue, Wilfred Armstrong, Ken- neth Jeffrey. Seated: Clara Virtue, Leona Cliff, Hazel Harkness, Edith Chapman. 7(s v—J n the thirteenth of August in nineteen hundred and twenty-nine, the corner stone of a new building, the Hanover School, was laid. When the construction was finished, it was only a beginning. On that Christmas vacation when the faculty moved books and materials into this new educational institution, who would have guessed that the young people who entered this school and who graduated from it would set the paths of several generations to come. The education that took place was dedicated to the building of minds and bodies that could change the world to come. 2 Yearbook Staff - Sit- ting: Jo Anne Massie, Marshall Rail, Lois Ha- zel, Delores Menezes, O.L. Haile, Dick Bear- sley, Jean Burns. Standing: Jeannie Jones, Jerry Miller, Tona Line, Pat Winter, Keith Mattern, Alice Morrison, Ed Potter, Joan Jagielski, Betty Welp, Lester Suck, Vir- ginia Mason. 3 1950’s Wealth and prosperity came in the 1950's. These were the years when the cafeteria (picture second from bottom) was added. This hot lunch service is still provided today. The HiLites (below) also began at this time, and this monthly school paper has been read school wide for decades. The ladies in the picture to the right show us the “latest 1950's fashions. You may recognize some of these gals: (from left to right) Carol Vandervate Ray- horn, Edith Ann Pechang Dwinnells, Sue Sullivan Wilbricht, and Joanne Mason Wand. Cheerleaders: Jeannine Petitgoue, Carolyn Haug, Norma Jean Kaufman, Carolyn McKinley. 6 GRADUATES Cindy Lea Ballard I do will my shorthand and skiing abilities to Carolyn Eadie. Class Officer 1-3, Revonah Staff 1, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, County Fes- tival 1,4, Homecoming Queen 4, Home- coming Queen Candidate 4, Varsity Club 4, Girls' Volleyball 1-4, Cheerleader 1-3, Li- brarian 3, Student Council 1-3, HiLites Staff 4, Music Contest 1, Girls' Basketball 4, Area Vocational Center 4, Honor Roll 4, Teacher's Aide 1. Robert R. Bell I do will Aaron Sevey my ability to avoid tickets and accidents. Area Vocational Center. Timothy A. Callahan I do will Stick center field and Todd Hastings my perfect '10'. National Honor Society 3,4, Class Officer 3,4, Jazz Band 1-4, Band Council 4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, County Festival 1-4, Varsity Club 4, Boys' Basketball 1-4, Math Contest 1-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Concert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, Chorus Officer 4, Boys' Chorus 3,4, Swing Choir 3,4, Music Contest 1-4, Drama Club 2,3,4, Audio-Visual 1,2, Baseball 2,3,4 Joseph R. Oonahoe I do will Stick my ability to desire girls so his poor soul will find the right path ' Class Officer 4, Basketball 1-3, Student Council 4, Baseball 4 Sheri Renee Curley I do will Kerry, Fish and Beany my natu- ral intelligence! Class Officer 4, Revonah Staff 1, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, County Fes- tival 1-4, Varsity Club 4, Girls' Volleyball 1,4, Cheerleader 2-4, HiLites Staff 4, Swing Choir 4, Girls' Basketball 2,4, Drama Club 1-4 Colleen Marie Hopkins I do will my sisters my ability to become involved in extra activities. National Honor Society 4, Class Officer 1-4 (Pres. 1,4), Revonah Staff 1-4 (Editor 4, Asst. Editor 3), Band Council 1,3, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, Varsity Club 3,4, Girls' Volleyball 1-3, Math Contest 1-4, Student Council 1,4 (Pres. 4), Honor Roll 1-4, Concert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, Chorus Officer 3,4, Swing Choir 4, Music Contest 1- 4, Girls' Basketball 1,2, Drama Club 1-4. I Darrold A. Kennedy I do will Jeff Peterson the ability to hide cars ' Mixed Chorus 2,3, County Festival 2,3, Basketball 1,2, Boys' Chorus 2,3, Music Contest 2,3, AVC 3,4 Brenda Lynn Meenen I do will my height and 'ability' to the girls' athletic department. National Honor Society 4, Class Officer 1-4 (Pres. 2), Revonah Staff 4, Colorguard 4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, County Festival 1-4, Varsity Club 3,4, Girls' Volleyball 1-4 (Capt. 2,4), Cheerleader 1,2, Student Council 2-4 (Sec.-Treas 4), Honor Roll 1-4, Marching Band 4, Music Contest 1-3, Girls' Basketball 2-4 (Capt. 4), Drama Club 4, All Conf. V.B 4, Off. Worker 1-4. Robert A. Nolan I do will my athletic and scho- lastic abilities to Todd Bonar and my baritone to Amy Cottral. National Honor Society 4, Jazz Band 4, Band Council 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, County Festival 1-4, Varsity Club 3,4, Basketball 1-4, Math Contest 3,4, Spanish Club 1,2, Honor Roll 1-4, Concert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, Chorus Officer 1-4, Boys' Chorus 1-4, Swing Choir 2,3,4, Music Contest 1-4, Drama Club 1-4, Audio-Visual 1,2,3, Baseball 2,3,4 Billy G. Orehowsky I do will my ability to change cars once a month to whomever wants it. Honor Roll 3, Concert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, Music Contest 1-4, AVC 3,4. Cynthia Ann Richmond I do will my drumming ability to the band's drum section and my volleyball ability to Jenny. Class Officer 4, Revonah Staff 1- 4, Jazz Band 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, County Festival 1-4, Varsity Club 3,4, Girls' Volleyball 1-4 (Capt. 4), Math Contest 2, Honor Roll 3, HiLites Staff 4, Teacher's Aide 4, Concert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, Swing Choir 1,3,4, Music Contest 1-4, Girls' Basket- ball 1-4, Drama Club 1-4, AVC 3, OEA Pres. 3. Kathleen M. Sheppard I do will future accounting classes ail the answers so Mrs. Hess will have perfect classes. Revonah Staff 1-4, Colorguard 4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, County Fes- tival 1-4, Girls' Volleyball 1, Cheerleader 2, HiLites Staff 4, Concert Band 1-3, March- ing Band 1-4, Swing Choir 4, Music Con- test 1,3,4, Girls' Basketball 2, Drama Club 2,4, AVC 3,4, Honor Roll 4 Aaron D. Sevey I do will my ability to drive to sophomores. Mixed Chorus 1,2, County Festival 1,2, Boys' Chorus 1,2, Music Contest 1,2, Dist. Festival 1,2, Audio-Visual 1,2, AVC 3,4, Automotive Contest 2nd place. 12 Jeffery A. True I do will Mike Kolb my ability to stay out of trouble at AVC. Revonah Staff 1, Mixed Chorus 1,2, County Festival 1,2, Boys' Chorus 1,2, Music Con- test 1,2, Dist. Festival 1,2, Audio-Visual 1,2, AVC 3,4. Jill Ann Sutton I do will Carolyn Eadie my bus uniforms for Chestnut so she will soon get one. Class Officer 1, Mixed Chorus 1- 4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, County Fes- tival 1-4, Varsity Club 4, Girls' Volleyball 1, Math Contest 1-3, Spanish Club 1-4, Honor Roll 1,2, Music Contest 1-4, Girls' Basketball 2, Drama Club 2, Girls' Basketball 3 (Manager), NEDT 1. James E. Townsend I do will my ability to be quiet to Billy 0. and Mike K. Class Officer 1-3, Student Council 1, Audio-Visual 1 2. 13 Diana F. Vandervate 'i do will Stick Ful- filled Friday and Sat- urday nights'' Revonah Staff 3,4, Col- orguard 3,4 (Capt. 4), Mixed Chorus 3,4, County Festival 4, Hi- Lites Staff 4, Marching Band 3,4, Music Con- test 3,4, AVC 3,4, OEA Treasurer 3. Scott W. Wille I do will my GTO for the new Driver's Educ. car. Math Contest 3, Stu- dent Council 1-4, Audio-Visual 1,2, AVC 3,4, Bridge Building Contest 1,2,3. Kevin M. Wills I do will Jody H. my ability to talk to strangers without becoming petrified red! Nat. Honor Soc. 4, Class Off. (treas.) 2, Mixed Boys' Chorus 1-4, County Festival 1- 4, Varsity Cl. 3,4, Basketball 3 (mgr. 2,4), Baseball 3,4, Math Contest 1-4, Student Council 4, Honor Roll 1-4, III. St. Scholar 4, Chorus Officer 2-4, Swing Choir 2-4, Music Contest 2-4, Drama Club. Barbara J. White I do will my seat in band to MJM. National Honor Society 4, Class Officer 3, Jazz Band 2-4, Mixed Chorus 2-4, Girls' Chorus 2- 4, Student 2, Math Contest 2-4, Student Council 3, Honor Roll 2-4, Concert Band 2-4, Marching Band 2-4, Swing Choir 4, Music Contest 2-4, Drama Club 2-4. 14 Class Flower: White Rose Colors: Black and Gold SENIOR PROPHECIES AMBITION PROPHECY Cindy Ballard Clerk Typist Mother of Tadpoles Bob Bell Machinist at John Deere Owner of a Body Shop Tim Callahan Accountant for large Co. Embezzler Sheri Curley Dance Choreographer Dancer on the L'eggs commercial Joe Donahoe Pipeline Master Hanover Social Director Colleen Hopkins Nurse Editor of PLAYGIRL Darrold Kennedy Auto Mechanic President of Busboys' Union Randy Madigan Machinist Race Car Driver? Brenda Meenen Nurse Center for pro girls' BB team Bob Nolan College Pitcher for the Cubs Bill Orehowsky Electrician Junk Yard Dealer Teresa Orth Owner of a Day Care Center Mother of 10 Cindy Richmond Nurse Elizabeth Bum Aaron Sevey Mechanic Manufacturer of Matchbox Cars Kathy Sheppard Secretary Ski Bunny at Chestnut Mt. Lodge Jill Sutton Anesthesiologist Professional Organizer Jim Townsend Mechanical Draftsman Designer for Aaron's Matchbox Co. Jeff True Machinist Male Body Builder Diana Vandervate Secretary Owner of Hanover Cafe Barb White Successful Career Concert Pianist Scott Wille Become Rich Crooked Car Dealer Kevin Wills Business Computer Science Capt. Kirk's Business Manager 16 DAR Award This year's recipient of the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution award was Tim Callahan. Tim was chosen by the faculty and fellow classmates on the basis of Leadership, Patriotism, and Dependability. Sr. Baby Pictures Pictures left to right: C. Hopkins, J. Sutton, T. Orth, and C. Richmond. Other pictures not available. 17 Most Friendly: Cindy Ballard and Joe Donahoe Most Likely to Succeed: Barb White and Kevin Wills Most Flirtatious: Cindy Richmond and Scott Wille SENIOR MOSTS ii is. Most Musical: Colleen Hopkins and Bob Nolan Most Athletic: Brenda Meenen and Tim Callahan 18 Nicest Smile: Cindy Ballard Shyest: Barb White 19 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Principal’s Message Superintendent’s Message My sincere congratulations to the Hanover student body for a fine school year. Because of my illness, I wasn't able to spend the whole year with you physically, but I have fol- lowed your activities and achievements and have been proud of all of you. Since this is my last year as your su- perintendent, I will call this my farewell letter to all of you. I am now finishing my 30th year in the field of education. The happiest days of my educational career have been here in Hanover. I have found the community, especially the youth, friendly and respectful and kind. I could not find any other community to compare to Hanover, and this includes my home town. Each of you is lucky to have the opportunity to live, play, and be educated here. Hanover School shall always be my school, and the stu- dents shall always be my students. The Class of 1980 will be my last graduating class. You will always be special to me and I wish each of you the very best in life. I shall never forget any of you. GOODBYE! Keith R. Barkdoll, Supt. Congratulations to the Class of 1980. You have reached a milestone in your life. High school is over and the opportu- nities of the 80's are there for your asking. You are enter- ing a new decade, but your basic needs, beliefs, and tradi- tions must be carried on to give you an impetus to succeed in the future. You are our future and we trust and know you will do well. Each generation had its problems and solved them. Progress is made by attacking new problems and working toward the solution. The key to the future is still the worth and dignity of the individual. God Bless you in the years ahead. Remember to be good to your parents and to be proud of yourself, family, community, and na- tion. God speed ahead. Mr. Murphy 21 Mr. Becker B.S. I.S.U. Mathematics, P.E., J.V. and Varsity Boys' Basketball Coach Mrs. Evans E.I.U. Spanish, Science 6-8 Mrs. Wilbricht B A. English, Clarke College, H.S. Librarian Ms. Cook B.S. I.S.U. P.E., J.V. and Varsity Girls' Vol- leyball Coach, Cheerleading Advisor Ms. Farral B.A. I.S.U. English 8-12, Sophomore Spon- sor, Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Hess B.Ed. Education W.S.U. Business, Typing, Freshman Sponsor Mrs. Dwinnells B.S. Music Ed. U. of III. Grade and High School Band and Chorus, Colorguard Mr. Geiger B.S. N.I.U., M S. Educ. U. of Wisc.-P. Science, Junior Sponsor • A I a J | Q Mrs. Hoffer B.S. Special Ed. and Elem. N.I.U., Senior Sponsor 22 Mr. Stone M.S. U. of III. Mathematics, Sophomore Sponsor Ms. Klinkkammer B.S. Educ. W.S.U., M E. So. S.U. Okla. P E., Cheerleading and Colorguard Sponsor Mr. Kumor N.I.U. B.S. Educ., Major-Music M S. Educ., Major-Counseling, Elem. Educ. Mr. Murphy Mrs. Mutters Loras College, Eighth Grade History B.S. N.I.U. English 6-8 Mr. Palmer B.S. Mechanical Ag. So. Dakota State U., Shop, Agriculture, Freshman Sponsor Mr. Kilpatrick B.S. Educ. N.I.U. Social Sciences, A.V Dir., Athletic Dir., Asst. Admin. M.S. Admin. Loras College, Senior Sponsor Mrs. Virtue Remedial Reading Not pictured: Mrs. Hopton, Mrs. Mulhol- land, Elem. Resource Room Mr. Teberg B.S. U. of Iowa P.E., English, Driver's Ed., Girls' Basketball Coach, Jr. Sponsor 23 Roger Yardley Bonnie Gray, Secretary Jerry Callahan Don Edgerton HANOVER SCHOOL BOARD The Hanover School Board is an important part of the Hanover edu- cational system. Responsible for the appropriations and smooth run- ning of our school, the Board makes vital decisions on all school is- sues. The students of the Hanover School system thank these people for their time and concern. 24 Don Crawford, President School Workers Marilyn Eberhardt Secretary Peg Stadel Assistant Secretary Mary Kistler Barb Steinhagen Cooks Custodians Kim Douvikas, Tim Ziegler, and Darcy Douvikas. Bus Drivers: L to R, Curtis Lord, Joe Geiger, Chuck Nobis, Fern Sprecher, Barb Steinhagen, Kim Douvikas, Tim Ziegler, and Vern Wiese. 25 UNDERCLASSMEN M. Boop R. Curley J. Donahoe C. Eadie N. Flack K. Gardner P Girot V. Hamil J. Haring D. Harkness J. Kinnaman M. Kolb M. McCormick 0. Miller K. Murphy T. Nolan T. Patterson J. Peterson K. Sevey K. Sheridan P. Simons D. Steinhagen L Stutzman S. Winter Class of ’81 Juniors 27 28 D. Ballard M. Basten J. Boop S. Buck B Callahan R Campos B. Cliff J. Cottral C. Eadie B Feuerhelm R Girot S. Griffin J. Haller B Haring D. Jeffers K. Kistler T. Lighthiser M. Miller P Mills P. Murphy J. Nobis P. Oehlberg J. Orth J. Peterson D. Riggins J. Steele D. Steinhagen J. Streicher M. Weede M. Wild T. Bonar J. Bonjour A. Cottral K. Crandall B. Ferrell C. Gardner R Geerts P. Girot G. Hamil T. Hastings T. Honerbaum K. Hopkins K. Kilpatrick K. Ughthiser M. Kolb A. Looney T. Miller P. Middendorf M Murphy D Nance P. Oehlberg P. Pettera M Pettera J. Riggins L. Schap S. Sherich D. Sheridan J.B. Simons M Speaker P. Sprecher R. Wille R. Wolter Freshmen Class of ’83 29 The Freshman class officers are (l-r) K. Hopkins, Secretary; K. Lighthiser, Trea- surer; M. Murphy and B. Ferrell, Student Council; A. Cottral, Vice President; and D. Sheridan, President. The class worked hard this year on many money makers such as their popcorn sale at the October- fest and their bake sale at Christmas. The Sophomore class officers are (l-r) P. Murphy, Treasurer; B. Callahan, Student Council; J. Streicher, President; B. Haring, Student Council; T. Lighthiser, Vice Presi- dent; and D. Steinhagen, Secretary. The Sophomores were a bit slow on money makers this year, but we all know they will do much better next year as they will have a Prom to prepare for. The Junior class officers are (l-r) J. Do- nahoe, Vice President; J. Kinnaman and K. Sheridan, Student Council; K. Murphy, President; M. McCormick, Treasurer; and J. Haring, Student Council. Not pictured is the Secretary, V. Hamil. The Juniors worked on such projects as puppet sales, popcorn sales, magazine sales, Home- coming mum sales, and concession stands for the entire athletic season. All these money-making projects were geared to- ward Prom expenses. 30 LEADERS The Senior class officers are (l-r) C. Hop- kins, President; B. Meenen, K. Wills, and S. Wille, Student Council; C. Richmond, Secretary; T. Callahan, Treasurer; J. Do- nahoe, Student Council; and S. Curley, Vice President. The Senior's projects were aimed at raising funds for their class trip to Florida. Gcod luck and have fun! Student Council Row 1: J. Streicher, B. Haring, Mr. Mur- phy, K. Sheridan, K. Wills. Row 2: B. Far- rell, B. Meenen (Sec- retary-Treasurer), M. Murphy, D. Sheri- dan, S. Wille, B. Call- ahan, J. Kinnaman. Row 3: C. Hopkins (Pres.), J. Donahoe, J. Haring, and K. Murphy (Vice President). 31 ORGANIZATIONS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mr. Geiger congratulates Mr. Barkdoll on his honorary membership in Hanover's National Honor Society. Front Row: Barb White, Brenda Meenen, and Colleen Hopkins. Back Row: Mr. Keith Barkdoll, Kevin Wills, and Bob Nolan. 33 Office Workers Standing left to right: V. Hamil, K. Sheridan, C. Eadie, B. Meenen, K. Hop- kins, B. Haring, D. Kistler, D. Steinhagen The office workers help the school sec- retaries by taking care of many office jobs such as collect- ing attendance and running off papers. Mrs. Eberhardt and Mrs. Stadel really appreciate their help! Teachers’ Aides Seated: D. Steinhagen, J. Orth, S. Curley, L. Stutzman. Stand- ing: D. Steinha- gen, D. Kister. This group of stu- dents provides ex- tra help to many of the elementary teachers. 34 Yearbook Staff From top to bottom: D. Steinhagen, R. Gi- rot, D. Steinhagen, C. Richmond, P. Mur- phy, C. Hopkins (Editor), D. Vandervate, B. Meenen, M. Boop (Asst. Editor), and Miss Farral (Advisor). Editor’s Message Putting together the REVONAH is a year long, demanding responsibility. As a member of the staff, one must be willing to give up many spare moments in order to assure the yearbook's success. However, it doesn't pass by without any reward. The feeling of relief you get every time you meet a deadline and the faces of everyone when the yearbooks finally arrive surpasses all else. I'd like to thank my staff for all their efforts, and especially Miss Farral for all the long nights she stayed with me to pull us through. Sincerely, 0 Editor 35 Librarians Mrs. Wilbricht, M.K. Boop, J. Donahoe. The Student Librarians are re- sponsible for checking in and out books, updating fine lists, and put- ting books back on the shelves. They are a great help to Mrs. Wil- bricht since she cannot be in the library at all times. HiLites Staff Top to Bottom: Mrs. Hess, C. Richmond, S. Curley, K. Sheppard, T. Orth, D. Van- dervate, and C. Ballard. The HiLites Staff is responsible for putting out a school paper once a month. It is one of the many projects of the Typing II class. 36 Vocational Students Row 1: J. Peterson, D. Kennedy, S. Wille, M. Kolb, A. Sevey. Row 2: J. Townsend, K. Gardner, R. Curley, R. Madigan, B. Orehowsky, T. Orth, D. Vandervate, T. Nolan, K. Sheppard, T. Patterson, M. Aadson, J. True. Row 3: J. Walls, D. Miller, B. Bell, P. Girot. Audio-Visual F. Wolter, J. Peterson, J. Har- ing, D. Ballard, J. Donahoe, M. Weede. Not pictured: Mr. Kil- patrick, Jennifer Peterson, B. Feuerhelm. AV students take care of all the AV equipment for the entire school system. They are really a great aid to everyone, espe- cially to their director Mr. Kilpatrick. 37 Music Department Girls', Mixed and Boys' Choruses and Swing Choir performed in the school Christmas program and State Music Contest. Also, Girls' Chorus sang for the Senior Citizens, Mixed Chorus sang downtown at Christmas time and Swing Choir sang for Music in Our Schools Day. We had many vocal entries at Solo and En- semble Contest. The Band has marched in parades, given a Spring Concert, a concert at Savanna Army Depot, and participated in State Music Contest. Many of our members participated in Solo and Ensemble Contest. The Jazz Band also played for Spring Con- cert and for Music in Our Schools Day. The Music Department will miss our graduating Seniors, and we wish them Good Luck in whatever phase of life they choose. Mrs. Dwinnells Chorus Officers L to R: C. Hopkins, A. Cottral, D. Steinhagen, T. Callahan, K. Wills, K. Hopkins, D. Steinhagen, B. No- lan, and L Stutzman. 38 Mixed Chorus Row 1: J. Donahoe, J. Kinnaman, L. Schap, L Stutzman, T. Honerbaum, S. Sherich, K. Wills, T. Miller. Row 2: Mrs. Dwin- nells, K. Crandall, M. Kolb, D. Steinhagen, B. Ferrell, J. Bonjour, G. Hamil. Row 3: B. Callahan, T. Call- ahan, K. Lighthiser, K. Sheridan, M. Murphy, S. Curley, A. Cottral, J. Har- ing, R. Curley. Row 4. B. Nolan, T. Hastings, D. Vandervate, M. McCormick, R. Wille, D. Steinhagen, B. Haring, B Wolters, D. Sheridan. Row 5: N. Flack, D. Wills, T. Nolan, K. Hopkins, P. Murphy, J. Sutton. M. Pettera, C. Richmond, T. Bonar, S. Buck. Row 6: D. Harkness, J Nobis, C. Ballard, B. Meenen, C. Hopkins, B. White, K. Sheppard, T. Patterson, K. Murphy. Girls’ Chorus Row 1: T. Honer- baum, L Schap, B White, D. Steinha- gen, S. Sherich. Row 2: K. Crandall, J. Bonjour, M. Kolb, B. Ferrell, Row 3: K. Light- hiser, A. Cottral, S. Curley, K. Sheridan, M. Murphy, D. Van- dervate, L. Stutz- man, Mrs. Dwin- nells. Row 4: B Haring, D. Steinha- gen, R. Wille, M. Pettera, M. Boop, D. Miller, M. McCormick. Row 5: T. Nolan, K. Hop- kins, P. Murphy. 39 C. Ballard, B Meenen, C. Hopkins, K. Sheppard, J. Sutton, C. Richmond. Boys’ Chorus Row 1: T. Miller, B. Callahan, G. Hamil. Row 2: J. Haring, T. Call- ahan. Row 3: K. Wills, R. Wolters, Mrs. Dwin- nells, B. Nolan, S. Buck. Row 4: T. Bonar, J. Nobis, K. Murphy, D. Sheridan, and D. Wills. Swing Choir Row 1: C. Hopkins, T. Bonar, S. Cur- ley. Row 2: D. Sheridan, T. Call- ahan. Row 3: K. Sheppard, C. Richmond, L. Stutzman. Row 4: B. White, K. Wills, J. Nobis, and B. Nolan. At music contest at Highland on March 3, 1980, the Swing Choir sang For All We Know and “Thank You Very Much . They re- ceived a second place award. 40 County Festival Vocal Representatives. Row 1: D. Vandervate, B. Meenen, K. Sheridan, V. Hamil. Row 2: T. Nolan, J. Sutton, L. Stutzman, C. Eadie. Row 3: C. Ballard, K. Wills, D. Harkness, N. Flack, T. Patterson, J. Donahoe, K. Murphy, J. Kinnaman, and S. Curley. Band Council Row 1: Mrs. Dwinnells. Row 2: K. Lighthiser, Freshman representative; T. Nolan, Librarian; T. Callahan, President; J. Kinnaman, Vice- President; B. Nolan, Quartermaster. Row 3: J. Nobis, Quartermaster; B. Callahan, Sophomore representative; D. Steinhagen, Secretary. 41 Concert Band Front row: B. Callahan, D. Steinhagen, M. Irwin, K. Lighthiser, D. Steinhagen, C. Hopkins. Row 2: B. White, M. McCormick, T Miller, S. Buck, J. Kinnaman, K. Hopkins, K. Hastings, W. Abrisz. Row 3: T. Callahan, L. Stutzman, J. Streicher, P. Mills, B. Ferrell, P Oehlberg, G. Hamil, A. Miller, T. Bonar, R. Wolters, J. Simons, J. Cottral, J. Nobis. Row 4: C. Richmond, J. Veseley, Mrs. Dwinnells, D. Sheridan, T. Hastings, B Orehowsky, C. Sheridan, and T. Nolan. County Festival Band Representatives: Row 1: K. Hopkins, J. Streicher, D. Steinhagen, C. Hopkins. Row 2: B. Nolan, B. Callahan, J. Nobis, M. McCormick, T. Callahan, C. Richmond, P. Girot, D. Sheridan. Row 3: K. Lighthiser and D. Steinhagen. 42 Music Awards On Awards Day at various musical accomplishments were recognized. Seniors received music letters for contest participation (pictured below), and the ISHA solo and ensemble first place metals were awarded. The Senior music award was given to Tim Callahan, (bottom left picture) 43 Marching Band The Marching Band con- sists of the Colorguard, Lettergirls, and the band. This group performs for many parades throughout the surrounding area. Jazz Band Row 1: M. McCormick, B. White, J. Veseley, C. Richmond, M. Irwin, B. Callahan, J. Kinnaman. Row 2: B. Nolan, J. Nobis, J. Cottral. Row 3: P. Mills, J. Streicher, L. Stutzman, T. Call- ahan, Mrs. Dwinnells, A. Cottral, and D. Sheridan. The Jazz Band gives special performances throughout the year. Their songs include Funky Turtle , Wind- mills of my Mind , If , and everybody's favor- ite The Stripper . 45 Colorguard Front to back: C. Eadie, L. Schap, D. Kistler, B. Cliff, D. Vandervate (Capt.), B. Meenen, and K. Sheppard. The Colorguard is a part of the band as well as a group of their own. At half- time of home basket- ball games, they present the flag in various routines. Lettergirls Front to back: S. Sherich, D. Miller, S. Winters, R. Wille, M. Pettera, and T. Orth. The Lettergirls march with the band and perform special routines. Their Homecoming number, set to STAR WARS music, was an impressive light show. Cast Row 1: K. Murphy, D. Harkness, J. Kinnaman, K. Wills, L. Stutzman, S. Curley, D. Sheridan, C. Richmond, B Nolan, C. Hopkins, J. Haring, K. Hopkins, T. Callahan. Row 2: R. Wille, M. Murphy, K. Lighthiser, K. Sheridan, B. Haring, K. Kilpatrick, P. Murphy, D. Steinhagen, M. Kolb, T. Nolan, S. Sherich, D. Steinhagen, A. Cottral, K. Crandall, V. Hamil. Row 3: D. Wills, G. Hamil, R. Wolters, T. Bo- nar, S. Buck, T. Hastings, B. Callahan, T. Miller. Row 4: J. Nobis, B. Meenen, Mrs. Dwinnells, M. McCormick, B. White, Mr. Kumor, J. Cottral, K. Sheppard, J.B. Simons, 0. Kistler. The annual musical production of H.H.S. was OKLAHOMA, directed by Mr. Kumor and Mrs. Dwinnells. An overwhelming 42 students par- ticipated despite their involvement in other activities. Barb White, on piano, Mary Jo McCormick, on synthesizer, and Mr. Kumor, on drums, worked together to provide the musical accompaniment. Those students involved in OKLAHOMA enjoyed the experience, and many look forward to next year's musical. 47 ATHLETICS COACHES’ COMMENTS This year has been a very trying but rewarding one. We've had some exciting moments, even in our losses. Of course, nothing can beat a victory especially when you have two grand slam home runs. Kevin Murphy and Bob Nolan were the first to hit ones in our victory at Elizabeth. Our congratulations to our All-Conference players: Brian Callahan, Todd Bonar, and Kevin Murphy. Honorable men- tion went to Tim Callahan and Jim Nobis. We have many players giving up part of their summer, and I want to thank them for their dedication. I know the future looks bright for us. We have a lot of young players who are learning. If we want to succeed, we must make mistakes in order to learn. Once those mistakes are put aside, LOOKOUT! Coach Kumor In my first year as a head basketball coach, I discovered that in building a successful program there is more work than you can imagine. As they say, Experience is the best educator . Believe me, I got my share of experience this year. Certainly next season we will be better organized and therefore more successful. I trust everyone is looking forward to an exciting decade of basketball as we enter the 1980's! Coach Becker The 1980 Hanover girls' basketball team went through a rebuilding year. Their two victories, however, came in tournament play. The first was an impressive 64-44 victory over Savanna for third place in the Valentine Tournament. The second came in the Regional Tournament with a 52- 46 triple overtime victory over a Scales Mound team which had defeated them twice during the regular season. With three returning starters, the Hanover girls' basketball team should be much improved next year. Coach Teberg 51 Varsity Club Varsity Club is an organization composed of high school athletes who work together to improve and to maintain everwidening athletic abilities with new equipment and supplies. This year they sold Devil t- shirts and sweaters, sponsored cake raffles at basketball games and are currently considering the purchase of a leaper for the athletic department. Row 1: D. Steinhagen, T. Callahan, B. Callahan, J. Haring, M Wild. Row 2: K. Hopkins, M. McCormick, B Haring, S. Curley, C. Ballard, K. Sheridan, B. Meenen, T. Nolan. Row 3: R. Girot, A. Cottral, J. Kinnaman, K. Murphy, N. Flack, K. Wills, C. Hopkins. Row 4: T. Patterson, R. Madigan, M. Aadson, B Nolan, J. Nobis, J. Sutton, Mr. Becker. All Conference Joe Kinnaman, bas- ketball; Kevin Mur- phy, basketball; Tim Callahan, baseball; Brenda Meenen, vol- leyball; Cindy Rich- mond, volleyball; Brian Callahan, baseball. 52 JV. Cheerleaders Standing: D. Steinhagen, A. Cottral. Seated: B. Haring, K. Lighthiser, and M. Murphy. Thank you for your support and hard work. We'll be look- ing for you next year. 53 Varsity C. Richmond, T. No- lan, C. Ballard, S. Curley, R. Girot, D. Steinhagen, Miss Cook (Coach), K. Sheridan, B. Haring, A. Cottral, M. McCormick, K. Hop- kins, and B. Meenen. Kneeling: K. Crandall (mgr.). Front Row: C. Gard- ner, B. Ferrell, A. Looney, T. Honer- baum, K. Lighthiser, D. Steinhagen, J. Bonjour, M. Kolb. Back Row: Miss Cook (Coach), R. Girot, L. Schap, P. Murphy, S. Griffin, R. Wide, M. Murphy, J. Peterson, S. Sherich (mgr.). GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL 54 Varsity Front Row: F. Wolter manager), D. Bal- lard, B. Nolan, J. Haring, N. Flack. Row 2: K. Wills (manager), J. Nobis, J. Kinnaman, J. Do- nahoe, M. Aadson, D. Harkness, T. Call- ahan. Row 3: Mr. Kumor (Asst. Coach), Mr. Becker (Head Coach), B. Callahan, T. Patterson, K. Murphy. JV. Varsity Front Row: G. Hamil, Mr. Becker (Head Coach), T. Hastings. Row 2: D. Wills, B. Callahan, J. Strei- cher, J. Haller, J. Orth, B. Wolter, M. Wild. Row 3: J. Cot- tral, T. Bonar, J. Nobis, T. Lighthiser, S. Buck, D. Ballard, D. Sheridan, Mr. Ku- mor (Asst. Coach), P. Sprecher, P. Mills, J.B. Simons (man- ager), F. Wolter (manager). BASKETBALL 79-80 56 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Row 1: Coach Teberg, D. Steinhagen, M. McCormick. Row 2: J. Peterson, S. Curley, K. Sheridan, C. Richmond, 8. Meenen, K. Hopkins. Row 3: B. Haring, A. Cottral, C. Ballard, T. Nolan. At the end of the season, the Varsity record was 2- 17, They received trophies. Girls’ J.V. Basketball Row 1: A. Cottral, M. Murphy, K. Hopkins. Row 2: B. Ferrell, P. Murphy, Coach Teberg. Standing on ladder: B. Haring, A. Looney, D. Steinhagen, and J. Peterson. The J.V. record at the end of the season was 10-5. 59 Boys’ Baseball Front row: J. Haller, J. Donahoe, T. Callahan, R. Wolter, M. Wild, T. Hastings, T. Miller. Row 2: R. Madigan, B. Callahan, K. Wills, M. Miller, G. Hamil, R. Nolan, M. Aadson. Back row: Mr. Kumor, J. Nobis, J. Tripp, K. Murphy, T. Bonar, S. Buck, N. Flack, and T. Lighthiser. STUDENT LIFE “LOYALTY DAY IS ... Modeling for Tidy Didy Diaper Service! Real People? 62 ... SOMETHING DIFFERENT!” Murphy's Maid Service! HOMECOMING PEP RALLY Yelling contest won by the Juniors. Sophomore Skit Freshmen Skit The Cheerleaders' Skit 64 HOMECOMING POSTERS Sophomores: Third Place (Picture not available) UGH UGH 5QURSH THE. □LIG the Dust! Freshmen: Second Place Smoke 'Em Out With a Victory 65 HOMECOMING After a week of activities, the real moment arrived: Homecoming Game, January 18, 1980! With Coach Bruce Becker (below) to lead and a fine team of young men to do battle, the Hanover Red Devils fought against the Scales Mound Hornets (bottom picture, opposite page). A Red Devil victory of 69- 64 left the bleachers full of happy fans. 66 GAME JANUARY 18, 1980 Honorary Captain Tim Callahan and Queen Cindy Ballard Vickie Hamil, Junior Candidate Kerry Sheridan, Junior Candidate Brenda Haring, Sophomore Candidate 68 The Queen and her court is as follows: Doug Wills, Kerry Sheridan, Honorary Captain Tim Callahan, Queen Cindy Ballard, Paul Girot, Vickie Hamil, Tom Lighthiser, and Brenda Haring. 69 HOMECOMING DANCE Following the game, the Home- coming Dance had a great turn- out. Performing for the event was Starfire. All had a great time, whether they sat and en- joyed the music or were brave enough to dance. It was fun watching all the Travoltas do their thing! 70 Jr.-Sr. Prom The Junior-Senior Prom truly lived up to its theme Precious and Few . Dinner was served at 7 p.m. at the Timbers in Platteville, Wisconsin, and was followed by dancing to the music of Sunshine. The evening was most romantic and memorable. Honors Banquet The third annual H.E.A. Honors Banquet was held May 17, 1980, with Howard Thompson, Secretary of the Illinois State School Board, as guest speaker. In recognition of her retirement, Mrs. Genevieve Virtue presented the certificates of appreciation to both the students and their parents. The highlight of this special evening came when Miss Farral awarded the H.E.A. scholarships to Tim Callahan and Barb White. Athletic Banquet Mr. Keith Krephle of the Philadelphia Eagles was the guest speaker at the Lions Club Athletic Banquet held May 12, 1980. The athletic awards were presented by Mr. Carl Mutters to Brenda Meenen and Tim Callahan. 75 COMMENCEMENT Graduation ceremonies at H.H.S. was held Saturday, May 31, 1980, at 8 o'clock. The Valedictorian was Barb White (pic. pg. 77, top r.) and the Salutatorian was Tim Callahan (pic. pg. 77, bottom r.). Later in the program, Mr. Barkdoll gave his farewell address and introduced the new superintendent Mr. Keith Hammer. 76 MAY 31, 1980 77 Here At H.H.S. ELEMENTARY Eighth Grade Seated in front: A. Boop, K. Orth, B. Pe- noyer, S. Barrash, S. Stevenson; Second row: M. Griffin, D. Jeffers, K. Hopkins, D. Kistler, M. Irwin; Third row: R. Cam- pos, G. Pettera, K. Hastings, G. Smith, P. Anderson; Stand- ing: D. Miller, J. Ho- nerbaum, G. True, K. Eadie, K. Patterson. Seventh Grade Seated in front: J. Vesely, K. Schap, P. Ochlberg, K. Gable, R. Carson, R. Patter- son, J. Steele, W. Abrisz, D. Potter, T. Reitz, A. Miller, K. Jestice, C. Sheridan, T. Lighthiser, S. Far- rey, S. Schleuning; Standing: S. Peter- son, S. Ertmer, Z. Haller, L. Walls, W. Basten, T. Nance, M. Wild, D. Middendorf, H. Haller, R. Wolter, and J. Harkness. 80 Sixth Grade Seated front: D. Fer- guson, C. Schleuning, T. Rietz, T. Holmbo, M. Wild, S. Mulhol- land; Second row: K. Hamil, B. Miller, C. Fobber, J. Shireman, B. Otis, E. Boop; At the desk: H. Haller, D. Miller; Standing: T. Irwin, P. Bour- rette, K. Girot, M. Fobber, T. Teberg, D. Kistler, T. Sevey, D. Carson, M. Murphy, and D. Wild. 81 Middle School Band Row 1: M. Irwin, T. Teberg, B. Otis, C. Fobber, D. Kistler, K. Hastings. Row 2: M. Gable, J. Shireman, C. Sheridan, R. Wolter, T. Lighthiser, Mrs. Dwinnells. Row 3: A. Miller, S. Wilbricht, R. Patterson, D. Carson, S. Geiger, J. Veseley, T. Holmbo, S. Ertmer, K. Hopkins. Middle School Chorus Row 1: M. Murphy, S. Mulholland, R. Wolter, T. Reitz, K. Gable, K. Hamil, Row 2: S. Peterson, C. Fobber, K. Girot, Mrs. Dwinnells, J. Harkness, J. Veseley, G. Smith, G. Pettera. Row 3: T. Reitz, J. Shireman, K. Schleuning, B. Miller, E. Boop, S. Farrey, D. Carson, K. Schap. Row 4: K. Hastings, R. Campos, H. Haller, B. Otis, M Fobber, M. Irwin, K. Hopkins, A. Boop. 82 MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Eighth Grade Team Sitting: D. Potter,W. Abrisz, K. Gable, K. Hopkins, D. Kistler, K. Hastings, J. Veseley, R. Campos, S. Barrash. Standing: S. Stevenson, M. Irwin, Miss Noon. The Eighth Grade team has gone ahead and taken first place in their conference for two years in a row. Con- gratulations on a fine season, girls! Sixth-Seventh Grade Team Seated: K. Gable, S. Farrey, D. Potter, H. Haller. Standing: Miss Noon, W. Abr- isz, C. Fobber, M. Murphy, D. Carson, J. Veseley. On platform: J. Sheirman, K. Hamil, K. Schap, S. Schleuning. The 6th and 7th grade team was first in their conference last year and took sec- ond place this year. Good luck, and we are looking forward to seeing you again next season. 83 Eighth Gde. Cheerleaders Standing: K. Hastings, G. Smith, S. Stevenson. In front: A. Boop. Sixth and Seventh Gde. Cheerleaders Left to right: J. Veseley, K. Gable, K. Hamil, M. Murphy. i 84 Eighth Gde. Team Row 1: D. Jeffers, W. Basten, Coach Kumor, C. Sheridan, K. Orth, D. Miller. Row 2: T. Nance (manager), R. Carson, L. Walls, T. Teberg, K. Patterson, M. Griffin, J. Honerbaum, Z. Haller. Sixth and Seventh Gde. Team Row 1: Coach Kumor, T. Nance (manager), Row 2: T. Irwin, M. Wild, T. Reitz, R. Carson, T. Lighthiser, K. Jestice, J. Steele, B. Miller. Row 3: T. Holmbo, M. Wild, W. Basten, T. Teberg, S. Mulholland, C. Sheridan, L. Walls, J. Harkness, R. Wolters, Z. Haller, B. Otis. v. 85 Middle School Student Council Left to right: T. Irwin, T. Teberg, T. Holmbo, A. Boop, C. Sheridan, S. Stevenson, M. Murphy, L. Walls, K. Hopkins, D. Kistler, J. Honerbaum, K. Gable, and J. Harkness. The middle school Stu- dent Council sponsors for the middle school such activities as the Christmas party and the annual eighth grade graduation dance. Fifth Grade Class of 1987 Row 1: J. Schaible, A. Hollowed, G. Pettera, B. Haller. Row 2: R. Cliff, B. Zigler, S. Wilbricht, A. Schap, K. Lenz. Row 3: A. Callahan, E. Stevenson, B. Berg. Row 4: J. Ferguson, K. Schleuning, R. Schap, M. Ferguson, P. Oehlberg. Standing: M. Gable, R. Scott, D. Griffin, D. Kistler, S. Geiger, A. Zemke, Mr. Hopton (teacher), Mrs. Mills. Fourth Grade Class of 1988 Row 1: P. Oehlberg, L. Fobber, D. Lord, T. Haring. Row 2: J. Potter, J. Dunham, D. Rautz, P. Bourrette. Row 3: B. Haller, Miss Solem (teacher), L- Feli C. Hill, B. Simons. Standing: L. Ballard, R. Becker, Bo Palmer, P Sprecher, T. Lighthiser, T. Randall, D. Haller, T. Vandtfrvate, T. DeAnda, A. Richardson, j. Miller, C. Lucero, J Bonjour. 87 Third Grade Class of 1989 Second Grade Class of 1990 Row 1: L. Farrell, D. Edgerton, Mrs. Kumor (teacher), M. Abnez, S. Qualkenbush. Row 2: M. Wild, C. Bennett, C. Misner, K. Reitz, D. Arioso. Standing: B. Tiegs, S. Schaible, R. Wagenknecht, S. Shireman. E. Johnson, S. Zemke, S. Pettera, M. Bradt, L. Hill, M. Geiger, B. Mullane, J. Layne. Row 1: D Boop, D. Lucero, S. DeViney. Row 2: R Gable, S. Haug, C. Haring, K. Tonne, E. Berg, S. Buman. Row 3: R. Moldenhauer, M. Kolb. J. Edgerton, K. Richmond. Row 4: B. Houseman, S. Adair, Miss Noon, P. Hinds, J. Palmer, M. Schaible, S. Arioso, J. Wells, D. Cliff, C. Hollowell. 88 First Grade Class of 1991 Row 1: J. Steele, S. Miller, T. Ballard, P. Oehlberg, B Bennett. Row 2: D. Arioso, C. Wolfe, C. Lord, H. Cam- pas, B. Kautz. Row 3: T. Pettera, C. Richardson, Mrs. Rummel, L. Thompson, C. Peterson, Mrs. Bundy (teacher), D. Schleuning, T. Straight, J. Mayfield. Row 4: T. Reitz, A. Lyne, C. Palmer, B. Miller, J. True, K. Service, S. Campas. Kindergarten Class of 1992 Row 1: T. Richmond, M. Roe, M. Mulholland, J. Layne, B. Engler, B. Seagraves, K. Zigler. Row 2: C. Leitzen, T. Richmond, K. Ballard, F. Ferguson, B. Marx, M. Stubblefield, M. Mullane. Row 3: Mrs. Hayes, S. Miller, J. Wagenknecht, Mrs. Wilbricht (teacher), C. Eadie, G. Houseman, R. Guay, B. Stotler, T. Miller, C. Bradt, A. Ertmer. 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