Hanover High School - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1981 volume:

DEDICATION The 1981 REVONAH is dedicated to Mr. G.C. Stutzman, a man who has faithfully served both Hanover High School and his community. Mr. Stutzman served as superintendent of Hanover High from 1923-1948. Today he remains active in school and community con- cerns. The REVONAH staff wishes to extend a special thank you to Mr. Stutzman for his many years of work and devotion. 'V NEW LOOK FOR THE 1980's With the 1980's come opportunity and change. H.H.S. has kept with this in the altering of the front windows, bringing about a more modern look and energy conservation. 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION The Hanover School Board is composed of the fol- lowing seven members (top to bottom, left to right): Don Crawford—President, Bonnie Gray— Secretary, Larry Straight, Roger Yardley, Don Ed- gerton, Keith Unangst, and Jerry Callahan. 5 EMPLOYEES Peg Stadel Secretary ■■ Custodians Tim Zigler, Darcy Douvikas, Kim Douvikas Bus Drivers: Barb Steinhagen, Kim Douvikas, Fern Sprecher, Vern Wiese, Tim Zigler, Chuck Nobis Marilyn Eberhardt Secretary Bookkeeper Mildred Rummel Elementary Librarian Teacher Aide Charolette Mills Teacher Aide Mary Kistler and Barb Steinhagen Cooks 6 FACULTY Mr. Becker B.S. from I.S.U. Mathematics, P.E. Fr.-Soph. and Varsity Boys' Basketball Coach I Mrs. Bundy B.S. in Educ. from N.I.U. Remedial Reading Mrs. Dunn B.A. Elem. Educ. Spec. Educ. from Univ. of Dubuque High School Spec. Educ. Freshman Sponsor Miss Farral B.A. from I.S.U. English 8-12, Yearbook Advisor, Junior Sponsor Mrs. Dwinnells B.S. Music Educ. from U. of IL, Elem. and High School Band and Chorus, Colorguard Mr. Geiger B.S. from N.I.U., M.S. in Educ. from U.W.-P. Science, Senior Sponsor E.I.U., Spanish, 6-8 Science Mr. Kilpatrick B.S. in Educ. from N.I.U., M.S. Admin, from Loras Social Sciences, A.V. Dir., Athletic Dir., Asst. Admin. Freshman Sponsor 7 Miss Klinkkammer M.E. from So. Okla. S.U., P.E., Cheerleading Sponsor, Soph- omore Sponsor Mr. Murphy Loras College, Eighth Grade History Mrs. Hess B. Ed. in Educ. from U.W.W., Business, Typing, Junior Sponsor Mr. Kumor M.S. in Educ. from N.I.U., Guidance, Music, Soph. Spon- sor, Basketball, Baseball Mr. Palmer B.S. in Mech. Ag. from S. Da. State Univ., Shop, Ag., Junior Sponsor Mrs. Hopton B.S. in Educ. from N.I.U., Spe- cial Educ., Resource Room K-6 Mrs. Mutters B.S. from N.I.U., English 6-8 Mrs. Schoaf B.A. in Soc. and Art from W.I.U., Ed. Cert, from N.I.U., Art 8 Mr. Stone M.S. from U. of IL, Mathemat- ics, Junior Sponsor Mr. Teberg B.S. from U. of IA, English, Dr. Ed., Girls' Basketball, Senior Sponsor Mrs. Wilbricht B.A. in English from Clarke Col- lege, H.S. Librarian Mrs. Vesely Mrs. Korth U.W.P., Student Teach.—Art Loras College, Student Teacher—P.E. 9 SENIORS PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Congratulations to the Class of 1981. The commencement day you have been waiting for has arrived. All of us in our school have just completed another successful year. Many of the things you were worried about in Sept., Nov., and Feb. are long gone. The Seniors can reflect on their years in school and all their memories they will cherish for life. I would ask that the graduating Seniors always maintain a deep respect and love for your family, church, school and community. These are the things that are dear and near to all of us in our way of life. Respect yourself, as you are a person of great dignity, and the way you view yourself will determine your life's fulfillment. God Bless all of you. Mr. Murphy SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Each second we live is a new and unique moment of the universe, a moment that never was before and will never be again. As young adults you are like these moments. You are unique. In all the world there is no other person exactly like you. In the millions of years that have passed, there has never been another person like you. You have the capacity for anything. As you leave Hanover High School, do not cheat yourself from reaching the potential that lies within you. Make big plans, then work and strive to make those plans a reality. It has been a pleasure to have been associated with you and to have been part of your education. Congratulations and best of luck to a group of unique people. Mr. Hammer 11 CLASS OF 1981 Mary Jo McCormick, Laura Stutzman, Mary Kay Boop, Debbie Miller, Sara Winter, Tricia Nolan, Kevin Sevey, Mike Aadson, Jody Haring, Jim Donahoe, Randy Curley, Tina Scott, Carolyn Eadie, Jim Walls, Ke- vin Murphy, Kerry Sheridan, Debbie Steinhagen, Pam Simons, Jeff Peterson, Vickie Hamil, Dan Harkness, Ned Flack, Terry Patterson, Joe Kinnaman, Mike Kolb, Paul Girot. 12 CLASS OFFICERS M. McCormick (Treasurer), V. Hamil (Secretary), K. Sheridan, J. Haring, J. Kinna- man, N. Flack (Vice-President), J. Donahoe, K. Murphy (President). CLASS MOTTO As long as you live, keep learning how to live. CLASS FLOWER Violet CLASS COLORS Red and White 13 Michael J. Aadson I do will the school my al- lowance every week. Varsity Club 2-4, Boys' Bas- ketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, AVC 3-4. Mary Kay Boop “I do will Rogene the joys and conquests of REVONAH Editor. National Honor Society 4, Revonah Staff 1-4 (Editor 4, Asst. Editor 3), Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 1-3, County Festival 4, Librarian 2-3, Math Contest 1-4, Spanish Club 1-2, Honor Roll 1-4, Lettergirls 2, Swing Choir 4, Music Contest 1-4, Drama Club 1-4. Randy L. Curley ”1 do will Jerry Orth my abil- ity to get in trouble. Mixed Chorus 1-2, Boys' Basketball 1-4, Transfer Stu- dent 3-4, Boys' Chorus 2, Music Contest 2. James P. Donahoe I do will the ability to be cool and stay out of Elizabeth. Class Officer 1,3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3, County Festival 3, Varsity Club 4, Boys' Bas- ketball 2-4, Librarian 2,4, Math Contest 3, Spanish Club 1-2, Student Council 4, HiLites Staff 4, District Fes- tival 3, Drama Club 1,2, Au- dio-Visual 1-4. 14 Carolyn Sue Eadie I do will my life poem to Fish and Bean so that they carry on our tradition. Revonah Staff 2, Colorguard 2-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, County Festival 1,3-4, HiLites Staff 4, Dis- trict Festival 1-4, Office Worker 3. Ned W. Flack “I do will Marvin Basten my ability to fulfill my appetite. Class Officer 4, Mixed Chorus 2-3, County Festival 3, Var- sity Club 3-4, Boys' Basket- ball 1-4, Librarian 2, Math Contest 3, Spanish Club 1, Music Contest 3, Baseball 2- 4, AVC 4. Paul J. Girot I do will patience to Bob Feuerhelm. Area Voc. Center 3-4. Victoria Lynn Hamil “I do will Babette Cliff and Todd Vesely my cooking ability. Class Officer 2-4, Revonah Staff 1, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 2-4, County Festival 1,3-4, Homecoming Queen 4, Varsity Club 4, Girls' Volleyball 4, Cheer- leader 2-4, Librarian 3-4, Spanish Club 1, HiLites Staff 4, Swing Choir 4, Music Con- test 1-4, District Festival 1- 4, Homecoming Candidate 2- 4, Drama Club 1-4, Office Worker 2-4, AVC 4. 15 Jody R. Haring I do will Brian C. and Todd H. my ability to catch girls. Class Officer 1-4, Mixed Chorus 2-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Boys' Basketball 1-3, Stu- dent Council 1-4, Boys' Chorus 2-4, Swing Choir 4, Music Contest 2-3, Home- coming Attendant 2, Drama Club 3-4, Audio-Visual 2-4, Baseball 2. Daniel Lee Harkness I do will Brenda H. my abil- ity to stay out of trouble. Mixed Chorus 1-3, County Festival 3-4, Boys' Basketball 1-2, Librarian 4, Boys' Chorus 1-2, Swing Choir 1-2, Music Contest 1-4, Drama Club 1-4, AVC. Joseph Dale Kinnaman “I do will Jim C. and Perry S. a car for noon hour. Class Officer 1,3-4, Jazz Band 1-4, Band Council 2, Mixed Chorus 1-3, County Festival 1,3-4, Varsity Club 2-4, Boys' Basketball 1-4, Spanish Club 1, Student Council 1,3-4, H i Lites Staff 4, Concert Band 1-4, March- ing Band 1-4, Swing Choir 2, Music Contest 1-3, Drama Club 1-4. Michael S. Kolb 'T do will $300,000 to this school so it can stay open. Boys' Basketball 1, AVC 3-4. lb Mary Jo McCormick I do will all my accom- paniments to Moira M. National Honor Soc. 4, Jazz Bd. 1-4, Bd. Coun. 1-2,4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, Cty. Festival 1,3- 4, Girls' Volleyball 1-4, Stu- dent Coun. 1, Hi Lites St. 4, Concert Bd. 1-4, Marching Bd. 1-4, Swing Choir 3-4, Music Cont. 1-4, Girls' Bas- ketball 1-4, Play 1-4. Deborah Sue Miller I do will Troy the ability to keep his mouth shut in class. Girls' Chorus 2, H i Lites St. 4, Lettergirls 2-4, Girls' Basket- ball 2, AVC 3-4. Kevin Jarnes Murphy I do will Dave B. and Jim C. my ability to be on time to athletic events. Class Off. 2-4, Mixed Chorus 1- 3, Cty. Festival 2-3, Varsity Cl. 2-4, Boys' Basketball 1-4, Spanish Cl. 2, Student Coun. 2- 4, H i Lites St. 4, Chorus Off. 3, Boys' Chorus 1-3, Mu- sic Cont. 1-3, Dist. Festival 2-3, Play 1-4, AV 2, Baseball 1-4. Tricia Lynn Nolan I do will Joe K. my car. Revonah St. 2,4, Jazz Bd. 4, Bd. Coun. 3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, Cty. Festival 1,3-4, Varsity Cl. 3- 4, Girls' Volleyball 1-4, Math Cont. 3, HiLites 4, Concert Bd. 1-4, Marching Bd. 1-4, Girls' Basketball 1-4, AV 1, Play 1-4, AVC 3-4. 17 Terry Lee Patterson I do will Marvin B. my razor. Mixed Chorus 2-3, Cty. Festi- val 3, Varsity Cl. 3-4, Boys' Basketball 1-4, Baseball 2, AVC 3-4. Jeffrey Glenn Peterson I do will my ability to get to school on time to all sleep loving underclassmen. AV 1-3, AVC 3-4. Tina Marie Scott I do will underclassmen the chance to travel. Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 4, Cty. Festival 4, Li- brarian 3, Hi Lites 4, Let- tergirls 4, Music Cont. 4, Girls' Basketball 1-2, AVC 4. Kevin C. Sevey “1 do will my reading ability to whomever wants it. Librarian 2-3, Math Cont. 1- 4, Spanish Cl. 1. 18 Kerry Colleen Sheridan I do will Carolyn E. a life supply of Skittles. National Hon. Soc. 4, Revo- nah 2, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, Cty. Fest. 1,3-4, Homecoming Queen 4, Homecoming Cand. 2-4, Var- sity Cl. 2-4, Volleyball 3-4, Cheerleader 1-4, Math Cont. 1-3, Spanish Cl. 1-2, Stud. Coun. 1-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Swing Choir 4, Music Cont. 1-4, Dist. Fest. 1-4, Girls' Basketball 1-4, Play 2-4, Of- fice Worker 3-4. Pamela J. Simons I do will Sara W. my share of laughs. Revonah 4, HiLites 4, Play 1. Debora Sue Steinhagen ”1 do will Lisa S. free driving lessons. National Hon. Soc. 4, Revo- nah 3-4, Bd. Coun. 3, Color- guard 1, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, Cty. Fest. 1,3-4, Varsity Cl. 3-4, Volley- ball 1-4, Cheerleader 2-4, Math Cont. 1-3, Span. Cl. 1- 2, Honor Roll 1-4, Concert Bd. 3-4, March. Bd. 3-4, Chorus Off. 2-4, Swing Choir 4, Music Cont. 2-4, Dist. Fest. 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Play 1-4, Off. Worker 2-4. Laura Elizabeth Stutzman I do will Mr. Geiger a dust cloth. Revonah 4, Jazz Bd. 1-4, Bd. Coun. 4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, Cty. Fest. 1-4, Librarian 1, Math Cont. 3, Honor Roll 3, HiLites 4, Concert Bd. 1-4, March. Bd. 1-4, Chorus Off. 1-4, Swing Choir 3-4, Music Cont. 1-4, Dist. Fest. 1-4, Play 1-4. 19 Jimmy W. Walls “I do will my skills to my brother Larry. Area Vocational Center 3-4. Sara S. Winter I do will James and Stick more patience. Mixed Chorus 1-2, Hi Lites 4, Marching Bd. 1-4, Lettergirls 1-4, Chorus Off. 2, Off. Worker 4, AVC 3-4. 20 Isn t it strange That princes and kings, And clowns that caper In sawdust rings, And common people Like you and me Are builders for eternity? Each is given a bag of tools, A shapeless mass, A book of rules; And each must make— Ere life is flown— A stumbling block Or a stepping stone. R.L. Sharpe 21 SENIOR MOSTS Most Likely to Succeed: Mary Kay Boop and Kevin Sevey. Most Athletic: Kerry Sheri- dan and Kevin Murphy. Most Friendly: Vickie Hamil and Paul Girot. Class Clown—James Donahoe Nicest Smile—Vickie Hamil 22 Shyest—Sara Winter Most Outgoing: Tina Scott and Ned Flack. Most Flirtatious: Debbie Steinhagen and Terry Pat- terson. Most Musical: Mary Jo McCormick and Joe Kinna- man. Most Comical: Carolyn Eadie and James Donahoe. 23 SENIOR BABIES Mike Kolb Vickie Hamil Tina Scott Dan Harkness James Donahoe Paul Girot Tricia Nolan 24 Kevin Sevey Debbie Miller Debbie Steinhagen Carolyn Eadie Mary Jo McCormick Sara Winter 25 Ned Flack Mike Aadson Joe Kinnaman Jody Haring Kerry Sheridan Pam Simons Terry Patterson Laura Stutzman Mary Kay Boop Kevin Murphy Jeff Peterson 26 COMMENCEMENT Graduation for the Class of 1981 was held May 30 in the Hanover High School gymnasium. During the ceremony the Seniors performed three vocal ensembles. Speeches were given by Mary Kay Boop (Valedictorian), Deborah Steinhagen (Salutatorian), Mary Jo McCormick and Kerry Sheridan (honor speakers). 27 28 UNDERCLASSMEN D. Ballard M. Basten J. Boop S. Buck B. Callahan B. Cliff J. Cottral C. Eadie B. Feuerhelm R. Girot S. Griffin J. Haller B. Haring D. Jeffers D. Kistler M. Miller P. Mills P. Murphy J. Nobis P. Oehlberg M. Weede M. Wild D. Wills F. Wolter 30 JUNIORS T. Bonar J. Bonjour A. Cottral K. Crandall B Ferrell R. Geerts P. Girot G. Hamil T. Hastings T. Honerbaum K. Hopkins K. Kilpatrick M. Kolb A. Looney P. Middendorf T. Miller M. Murphy D. Nance P. Oehlberg M. Pettera P. Pettera L. Schap R. Scott S. Sherich D. Sheridan J.B Simons M. Speaker P Sprecher S. Vigil T. Vigil SOPHOMORES 31 S. Barrash A. Boop R. Campos K. Eadie M. Griffin T. Harmon K. Hastings J. Honerbaum K. Hopkins M. Irwin D. Jeffers D. Kistler D. Miller K. Orth K. Patterson B Penoyer G. Pettera J. Pratt P. Pratt G. Smith S. Stevenson G. True 32 FRESHMEN ORGANIZATIONS JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to Right: J. Streicher, D. Kistler, P. Murphy, S. Griffin, D. Ballard, B. Haring (Presi- dent), and B. Callahan. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Left to Right: B. Ferrell (President), A. Looney, K Crandall, D. Sheridan, S. Sherich, and K. Hopkins. 34 FRESHMEN OFFICERS Left to Right: S. Bar- rash, A. Boop (Presi- dent), K. Orth, D. Kis- tler, and J. Honerbaum STUDENT COUNCIL Bottom: B. Ferrell, A. Boop, B. Haring, J. Kinna- man, B. Callahan, J. Strei- cher, J. Haring, J. Honer- baum. Top: S. Griffin, K. Murphy (President), K. Sheridan, Mr. Murphy (Advisor), A. Looney, J. Donahoe, and S. Barrash. 35 Left to right: K. Hastings, A. Boop, S. Sherich, D. Miller, G. Hamil, K. Crandall, P. Simons, Miss Farral (Sponsor), M. Boop (Editor). T. Nolan, R. Girot (Asst. Editor), G. Smith, S. Pitt- man, T. Hastings. REVONAH EDITOR'S MESSAGE As editor of the 1981 Hanover High School REVONAH, there are many rewards. As my staff and I worked on the REVONAH page by page, we had the joy of seeing it transformed from a handful of pic- tures, a cropper, and lay out sheets to a book filled with fact, fun, and memories. This year the staff was larger than usual and filled with beginners who were discovered to have much talent. Miss Farral also put in much time as our sponsor. Many of the pictures in this year's REVONAH were taken and de- veloped by Miss Farral. These pictures along with those taken by Wayne Chandler of Mayfair Studios make our annual the interesting and action-filled book it is. Our staff would also like to thank Mike Vir- lee, our Herff Jones representative, for all his hard work and advice. The yearbook staff hopes the 1981 REVONAH holds many lasting memories for each of you. Sincerely, Editor D.A.R. AWARD Mary Jo McCormick was awarded the Daughters of American Revolution award. This honor is based on leadership, academics, dependability, and loyalty. Mary Jo has shown all these qualities throughout her Hanover High School years. 37 Joining the society this year are Mary Kay Boop, Suzanne Griffin, Brenda Haring, Mary Jo McCormick, Kerry Sheridan and Debbie Steinhagen. OFFICE WORKERS Sitting: G. Smith, D. Kistler, S. Grif- fin, S. Winter. Standing: D. Steinhagen, R. Gi- rot, V. Hamil, and K. Sheridan. anna STUDENT TEACHERS' AIDES 38 Left to Right: J. Peterson, D. Steinhagen, M. Murphy, M. Kolb, D. Steinhagen, R. Gi- rot, M. Boop, L. Stutzman, D. Kistler, K. Sheridan, and B. Haring. J. Haring, J. Honerbaum, K. Orth, G. Hamil, M. Weede, D. Ballard, J. Peterson, J. Do- nahoe, T. Hastings, B. Callahan, Mr. Kilpatrick (Advisor), J. Peterson. AUDIO- VISUAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS C. Eadie, T. Nolan, D. Miller, T. Scott, S. Winter, B. Cliff, V. Hamil, T. Patterson, P. Mills, J. Steele, M. Kolb, C. Eadie, M. Weede, M. Basten, J. Orth, J. Peterson, M. Wild, M. Aadson, J. Cottral, N. Flack, D. Harkness, and J. Walls. 39 HILITES STAFF Sitting: S. Winter, Mrs. Hess (Advisor), M. McCormick, P. Simons, V. Hamil. Standing: K. Murphy, L. Stutzman, T. Nolan, C. Eadie, J. Kinnaman, T. Scott, D. Miller. LIBRARIANS Left to Right: R. Girot, J. Donahoe, G. Smith, Mrs. Wil- bricht, K. Kilpatrick, J. Bonjour, B. Haring, K. Murphy. 40 VARSITY CLUB Row 1: B. Haring, R. Gi- rot, M. McCormick, D. Steinhagen, K. Hopkins, B Ferrell, J. Peterson. Row 2: M. Wild, B. Callahan, J. Kinnaman, A. Cottral, R. Wolter, M. Aadson, D. Steinhagen, J. Haring, K. Sheridan, T. Nolan. Back Row: N. Flack, T. Patter- son, V. Hamil, K. Murphy, J. Nobis, S. Griffin, T. Bo- nar, F. Wolter. 41 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Our three high school choruses participated in the annual Christmas program as did the Swing Choir. These same groups also performed at State Music Contest. A small group of twelve girls sang for the Senior Citizens' Christmas din- ner. Mixed Chorus caroled downtown by the Christmas tree. Swing Choir and Jazz Band played in the annual Music In 0 ' Schools Day” program. Jazz Band also performed in our annual Spring Concert. The high school band has been active this year in parades, in a Spring Concert, in an Armed Forces Day Concert at the Savanna Army Depot, and has participated in the State Music Contest. The Music Depart- ment wishes our graduating Seniors the best in the next phase of their lifetimes! We shall miss you! Mrs. D. SWING CHOIR 42 Front row: R. Wolter, V. Hamil, G. Hamil, K. Crandall, D. Steinhagen, J. Nobis. Row 2: T. Nolan and T. Bonar. Row 3: T. Miller, M. Boop, M. McCormick, D. Sheridan, K. Sheri- dan, B. Callahan. Back: J. Haring and L. Stutzman. GIRLS7 CHORUS Row 1: Mrs. Dwinnells, D. Steinhagen. Row 2: M. McCormick, A. Cottral, M. Murphy. Row 3: C. Eadie, A. Looney, J. Bonjour, T. Scott, K. Crandall, L. Stutzman, K. Kilpatrick, B. Ferrell. Row 4: T. Vigil, R. Campos, B. Har- ing, D. Steinhagen, K. Sheri- dan, D. Jeffers, L. Schap, A. Boop. Row 5: K. Hopkins, P. Murphy, T. Nolan, V. Hamil, M. Irwin, S. Griffin, S. Vigil, and K. Hopkins. MIXED CHORUS Row 1: J. Haring, C. Eadie, G. Smith. D. Steinhagen, K. Crandall, K. Hastings, K. Kilpatrick, T. Mill- er. Row 2: B. Callahan, B. Ferrell, A. Looney, R. Campos, A. Cottral Mrs. Dwinnells. T. Honer- baum, J. Bonjour, L. Stutzman, G. Hamil. Row 3: T. Hastings, M. Kolb, T. Vigil, S. Sherich, L. Schap, B. Haring, M. McCormick. M. Murphy. T. Scott, J. Honerbaum. Row 4: T. Bonar, M. Boop K. Sheridan, M. Pettera, K. Hopkins, K. Hopkins, S. Vigil, D. Steinhagen, D. Jeffers, D. Wills. Row 5: J. Nobis, S. Buck, P. Murphy. S. Griffin, T. Nolan, D. Harkness, V. Hamil, M. Irwin, R. Wille R. Wolter, D. Sheridan. 43 BOYS7 CHORUS Mrs. Dwinnells. Row 1: T. Miller, B. Calla- han, J. Haring, G. Hamil, B. Penoyer. Row 2: S. Buck, J. Nobis, R. Wolter, D. Sheridan, T. Bonar, D. Wills. CHORUS OFFICERS L. Stutzman (Presi- dent). Librarians: K. Hopkins, A. Boop, D. Wills, M. Irwin, K. Hopkins. Secretaries: D. Steinhagen and T. Nolan. 44 COUNTY FESTIVAL VOCAL REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: V. Hamil, C. Eadie, K. Sheridan, T. Nolan, M. Murphy, D. Wills, M. Boop, R. Wolter, T. Miller, T. Scott, K. Hopkins, D. Harkness, B. Haring, K. Crandall. Row 1: B. Callahan, R. Scott, D. Steinhagen, D. Kistler, K. Hastings. Row 2: M. Ir- win, D. Steinhagen, M. McCormick, T. Miller, S. Buck, J. Kinnaman, K. Hopkins, K. Hopkins. Row 3: L. Stutzman, J. Streicher, P. Mills, B. Ferrell, G. Hamil, A. Miller, A. Cottral, J. Simons, R. Wolter, J. Nobis, J. Cottral. Row 4: M. Weede, T. Nolan, T. Hastings, D. Jeffers, J. Veseley, C. Sheridan, D. Sheridan, Mrs. Dwinnells. 45 JAZZ BAND Row 1: M. McCormick, T. Miller, M. Irwin, B. Callahan, J. Kinnaman. Row 2: J. Nobis, J. Cottral, J. Si- mons, A. Cot- tral. Row 3: D. Jeffers, L. Stutzman, T. Nolan, J. Strei- cher, P. Mills, B. Ferrell, G. Hamil, Mrs. Dwinnells, D. Sheridan. Row 1: M. Pettera. D. Miller, T. Scott. K. Hopkins, T. Honer- baum, P. Pettera, S. Winter. Row 2: D. Sheridan, T. Hastings, M. Weede C. Sheridan, T. No- lan, D. Jeffers, J. Veseley, Mrs. Dwinnells. Row 3: J. Simons, D. Kistler, K. Hastings, B. Callahan, D. Steinhagen, D. Steinhagen, M. Irwin, R. Scott, J. Nobis. Row 4: R. Wolter A. Cottral, M, McCormick, T. Miller S. Buck, J. Kinnaman, K. Hopkins, J. Cot- tral. Row 5: L. Stutzman. J. Streicher, P. Mills, D. Kistler, B. Ferrell, G. Hamil, A. Miller. Row 6: C. Eadie, P. Murphy, B. Cliff, R. Girot, A. Looney, M. Murphy. MARCHING BAND 4b BAND COUNCIL Seated: M. Irwin. Standing: M. McCormick (President), L. Stutzman, J. Nobis, T. No- lan (Librarian), A. Cottral. Top of closet: B. Callahan (Vice-president), S. Buck. Left to right: R. Scott, B. Callahan, M. McCormick, D. Jeffers, D. Sheridan, G. Hamil, J. Kinnaman, J. Cottral, P. Mills, A. Cottral, D. Steinhagen, M. Irwin, P. Girot, K. Hopkins, D. Steinhagen. COUNTY FESTIVAL INSTRUMENTAL REPRESENTATIVES 47 LETTERGIRLS Front: S. Winter, T. Honerbaum. Back: P. Pettera, M. Pettera, D. Miller (Captain), T. Scott. Front: A. Looney, P. Murphy. Middle: B. Cliff, D. Kistler (Cap- tain), R. Girot. Back: M. Murphy, C. Eadie. COLOR GUARD 48 ATHLETICS } CHEERLEADERS GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL VARSITY Front Row: J. Peterson, A. Cottral, A. Looney, P. Murphy, Coach Klinkkam- mer, M. McCormick, M. Murphy, D. Steinhagen, K. Hopkins. Back Row: D. Steinhagen, B. Haring, R. Girot, K. Sheridan, P. Girot (Manager), V. Hamil, S. Griffin, and T. Nolan. FROSH-SOPH Sitting: T. Honerbaum, K. Crandall, A. Cottral, M. Murphy, A. Looney, K. Hopkins, S. Barrash. Standing: P. Girot (Manager), B. Ferrell, S. Stevenson, R. Wille, D. Kistler, K. Hopkins, M. Irwin, Coach Klinkkammer, and J. Bonjour. 52 ACTION SHOTS COACH'S COMMENTS The 1981 volleyball team struggled somewhat this year, finishing 7 and 15. We played our best match against a strong Scales Mound team in the conference tournament, taking them to three games. Unfortunately, we seemed to be plagued all year with the inability to keep up our in- tensity for three full games. Our Frosh-Soph team finished second in the conference this year, and we are looking forward to many of those Sophomores giving us help at the Varsity level next year. 53 GIRLS' BASKETBALL VARSITY On floor: J. Peterson, R. Scott, Coach Teberg, M. Murphy, K. Hopkins, B. Ferrell. Left of lad- der (top to bottom): K. Sheridan, D. Steinha- gen, M. McCormick, A. Looney. Right of ladder (top to bottom): T. Nolan, B. Haring, A. Cot- tral. FROSH-SOPH Seated: Coach Teberg and D. Kistler (manager). Standing left to right: K. Hastings, A. Looney, M. Murphy, R. Scott, K. Hopkins, A. Cottral, B. Ferrell, D. Kistler, and S. Barrash. 54 ACTION SHOTS The 1981 girls' basketball team had a successful sea- son. The Varsity finished second in the conference and were also second in the conference tournament. The Frosh-Soph also had a second place conference finish. Congratulations to our All-Conference selections: Jenni- fer Peterson, first team; Brenda Haring and Karen Hop- kins, second team. The girls are looking forward to next season when we will mount a strong bid for the confer- ence championship. 4 Mr. Teberg 55 BOYS' BASKETBALL VARSITY On floor: J. Donahoe, Asst. Coach Mr. Ku- mor, S. Buck, J. Kinnaman, J. Cottral, B. Callahan, D. Ballard, Coach Becker, F. Wolter (Manager). Left of ladder (top to bottom): T. Patterson, N. Flack, J. Strei- cher, J. Nobis. Right of ladder (top to bottom): K. Murphy, M. Aadson. FROSH-SOPH From left to right: Coach Becker, D. Jef- fers, K. Orth, P. Sprecher, D. Sheridan, R. Wolter, T. Bonar, K. Patterson, J. Honer- baum, G. Hamil, Asst. Coach Mr. Kumor. 56 ACTION SHOTS While we do not need to be disappointed with a 13-11 season, you cannot help but to think that things could have been better. This team was a difficult group to coach. When we played togeth- er, as all good teams should, we were tough to beat. Unfortunate- ly, we had players who were concerned more with their individual performances than with the success of the team. Therefore, we were not as successful as anticipated. However, our “Loyalty Day victory over Thomson, the “Homecoming win over Eliza- beth, and the defeats we handed Savanna provided moments we all will enjoy remembering! Coach Becker 57 BASEBALL Row 1: M. Basten, R. Curley, M. Wild, B. Cal- lahan, D. Jeffers, M. Miller. Row 2: T. Miller, T. Hastings, D. Wills, N. Flack, T. Bonar, J. Cot- tral. Row 3: Coach Ku- mor, J. Nobis, R. Wolter, M. Murphy, S. Buck, M. Aadson, M. Griffin. The 1981 baseball season has seen its ups and downs. When the pitching held up, the fielding went down. When the bat- ting was up, the pitching was down. Even with the ups and downs, we still had a fun season. The boys gave their all, showed their sportsmanship, and never gave up. I'm proud of all the boys for giving up their free time and participating in this sport. I tip my hat to the seniors: Mike Aadson, Kevin Murphy, Randy Curley, and Ned Flack and wish them luck. As for the rest of the team and myself, we look forward to next season because the team will come through in '82. Coach Kumor 58 ATHLETIC BANQUET At the annual Lions Club Athletic Banquet on May 4, Kevin Mur- phy and Mary Jo McCormick were pre- sented with the Sports- manship Awards. The guest speaker (lower left) was John McDou- gal who is presently the head coach at Northern Illinois University. All-Conference Players: (bottom) Karen Hopkins, Todd Bonar, Jennifer Peterson. Top: Brian Callahan, Tricia No- lan, David Ballard, Brenda Haring, Kevin Murphy, and Mary Jo McCormick. 59 STUDENT LIFE LI'L ABNER i 62 LOYALTY DAY On Loyalty Day, December 19, 1980, we paid a tribute of loyalty not only to our school by dressing in red and white but also to American hostages in Iran by tying 52 bright red ribbons on the community Christmas tree. Ribbons, each bearing a hostage's name, were hung by the grade school children. Mrs. Holland, mother of hos- tage Colonel Leland Holland, shared in the ceremony. Also present were Senator James Gitz, Representative Nord Swanstrom, and a speaker for Lynn Martin, mem- ber of Congress. 64 HOSTAGE VISIT Colonel Leland Holland, an ex-hostage from Iran, visited Hanover High School February 18, 1981, not quite a month after being released on January 20, 1981. His speech concerned his captivity and treatment in Iran. The classes and public were given the opportunity to ask questions. Following his talk, students had the chance to talk personally with Colonel Holland and to get auto- graphs. The Hanover community presented Colonel Hol- land and his mother with a photo album which included pictures of the Hanover Christmas tree dedication in his honor. 65 All students and faculty participated in wearing their favorite T-shirt that ranged from the comical to the philosophical. The winner for the best T-shirt was Sarah Barrash with her anatomy shirt. 66 Many students got into the hoedown spirit and dressed in Western wear. We had cowboys, cowgirls, and Indians all over the school. The best Western costume went to Peggy Girot for her bandit disguise. 67 HOMECOMING SKITS Each class and the faculty once again put on skits to urge the Red Devils on to victory. The student body had some good laughs, and the team got some spirit brew- ing behind them. The pep band played for the entertainment of all. 68 HOMECOMING POSTERS This year, as always, the Homecoming posters were created and put up by each class. A group of faculty members then voted on the individual poster's con- tent and neatness. This year the Seniors with Terra- pins will be 'Seaing' Stars came in first. Places and posters were as follows: Second place: Juniors— Put a Girdle on a Turtle- Support Your Team Third place: Sophomores— The Devil Made Me Do It! Fourth place: Freshmen— Defeat the Terrapins and Make It Snappy 69 HOMECOMING The 1981 Homecoming had a special attraction. This year there was a tie so we had two Homecoming Queens! Vickie Hamil and Kerry Sheridan (right) were crowned by Captain Kevin Murphy. The other candidates were Brenda Haring (below) and Suzanne Griffin (center right). The court (bottom right) con- sisted of Suzanne Griffin, Mike Weede, Vickie Hamil, Paul Girot, Jeff Peterson, Kerry Sheridan, Doug Wills, and Brenda Haring. PROM The Junior-Senior Prom on April 24, 1981, was held at Buck's Barn, Thomson, Illinois. All danced to and were entertained by the sounds of Thunder . This year's emblem was an hour- glass with the theme— A Time For Us . A TIME FOR US 74 AWARDS DAY The Awards Day program honored those people who, throughout the year, earned various honors or awards in academics, music, student council, and sports. 75 HEA HONORS BANQUET The 1981 Honors Banquet hosted by the Hanover Education Association was held on May lfe. The guest speaker was Melvin Smith, president of the Illinois Education Association. Eleven juniors and seniors and their parents were honored. This year's scholarship winners were Mary Kay Boop and Debbie Steinhagen. ELEMENTARY W. Basten R. Carson S. Ertmer S. Farrey K. Gable J. Harkness D. Hatfield K. Jestice J. Magerl D. Middendorf A. Miller T. Nance P. Oehlberg R. Patterson S. Peterson D. Potter T. Reitz K. Schap S. Schl.euning C. Sheridan J. Steele J. Vesely L. Walls M. Wild R. Wolter EIGHTH GRADE 78 E. Boop P. Bourrette D. Carson C. Fobber M. Fobber K. Girot K. Hamil J. Henkins R. Henkins T. Holmbo T. Irwin D. Kistler B. Miller D. Miller S. Mulholland M. Murphy B. Otis T. Reitz C. Schleuning T. Sevey 79 K. Schleuning R. Scott E. Stevenson S. Wilbricht A. Zemke B. Zigler SIXTH GRADE P. Abrahamson B. Berg A. Callahan R. Cliff M. Gable S. Geiger D. Griffin B. Haller G. Henkins A. Hollowell D. Kistler K. Lenz G. Pettera J. Schaible A. Schap R. Schap COUNCIL L to R: C. Sheridan, S. Mulholland, T. Holmbo, J. Harkness, S. Geiger, D. Kistler, Mr. Murphy, L. Walls, R. Carson, S. Wil- bricht, B. Berg, T. Teberg, K. Schap, and D. Carson. BAND Row 1: D. Cliff, J. Schaible, S. Geiger, M. Gable, A. Callahan, J. Shireman, R Patterson, N. Griffin, D. Carson. Row 2: Mrs. Dwinnells, A. Miller, T. Holmbo, C. Fobber, B Zeigler, S. Ertmer, S. Wil- bricht. Row 3: A. Hollowed, R. Wolter, T. Teberg, J. Vesely, C. Sheridan, B. Otis. CHORUS Row 1 M Murphy, D. Carson, J. Schaible, D. Kistler, T. Reitz, N. Griffin. Row 2: D. Middendorf, P. Bourrette, D. Kistler, C. Fobber, M. Gable, P. Abrahamson, K. Gi- rot. Row 3: Mrs. Dwinnells, E. Boop, S. Wilbricht, B. Berg, E. Stevenson, S Mulholland, M Fobber, T. Reitz, B Miller, S. Geiger, J. Shireman. 81 EIGHTH CHEERLEADERS S. Peterson, J. Vesely, K. Gable, and S. Farrey. K. Lenz, M. Murphy, K. Hamil, and A. Callahan. SIXTH-SEVENTH CHEERLEADERS EIGHTH VOLLEYBALL Row 1: C. Fobber, D. Carson, M. Murphy, J. Shireman, D. Kistler. Row 2: R. Patterson (Manager), D. Potter, S. Pe- terson, J. Vesely, S. Farrey, K. Gable, K. Schap, and Coach Noon. SIXTH-SEVENTH VOLLEYBALL Row 1: M. Gable, J. Schaible, S. Geiger. Row 2: J. Shire- man, N. Griffin, D. Carson, P. Abrahamson. Row 3: R. Pat- terson (Manager), D. Kistler, K. Hamil, M. Murphy, C. Fobber, Coach Noon. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL L to R: J. Steele, T. Hombo, T. Reitz, R. Carson, W. Basten, M. Wild, J. Harkness, T. Teberg, R. Wolter, L. Walls, C. Sheridan, Coach Kumor, B. Miller (Manager). SIXTH-SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL L to R: A. Schap, T. Irwin, T. Holmbo, S. Wilbricht, B. Otis, Coach Kumor, B. Miller (Manager), T. Teberg, S. Mulholland, B. Haller, B. Ziegler, R. Scott. 84 L. Ballard R. Becker J. Bonjour P. Bourrette J. Dunham L Fell L. Fobber D. Haller T. Haring J. Henkins C. Hill D. Kautz D. Lord J. Miller P. Oehlberg P. Oehlberg B Palmer J. Potter T. Randall A. Richardson 85 K. Abrahamson C. Bennett M. Bradt D. Edgerton L. Farrell M. Geiger M. Griffin L. Hill E. Johnson J. Layne C. Misner B. Mullane S. Pettera K. Reitz L. Salinas S. Schaible S. Shireman S. Simons R. Stotler T. Vigil Mrs. Mulholland FOURTH GRADE 8b E. Berg O. Boop P. Bright J. Bright S. Buman D. Cliff S. DeViney J. Edgerton R. Gable C. Haring S. Haug P. Hinds C. Hollowell B. Houseman M. Johnson N Kolb B. Liberg C. Magerl L Mason R. Moldenhauer % J. Palmer camera . „ D .. shy4P K. Pratt j K. Richmond M. Schaible K. Tonne 87 Mrs. Kumor T. Anderson T. Ballard B. Bennett T. Harmon H. Kampas S. Kampas B Kautz T. Layne S. Liberg C. Lord L Miller R. Miller S. Miller P. Oehlberg C. Palmer C. Peterson T. Pettera T. Reitz C. Richardson D. Schleuning K. Service J. Steele T. Straight L. Thompson J. True Miss Noon SECOND GRADE 88 FIRST GRADE 1 Ballard k. Bennett . Bradt . Bright l. Cantele . Christopher . Eadie . Ertmer . Gonzalez . Guay Hammer . Houseman Layne . Leitzen . Leavens Marx Mercer Miller Miller Mulholland Mullane Richmond Richmond Roe Seagraves Stotler . Stubblefield Wagenknecht Walls Zigler D. Mercer A. Miller R. Moldenhauer E. Mutters f . Mrs. Wilbricht KINDERGARTEN D. Ballard D. Bennett R. Chamberlain R. Fulton T. Geerts C. Gonzalez D. Haug G. Hinds M. Johnson P. Kautz R. Kilpatrick C. Magerl J. Patterson C. Teberg L Tonne J. 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