Hanover High School - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1982 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS GRADUATES 4 UNDERCLASSMEN..., 28 SPORTS 32 ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC 51 STUDENT LIFE 58 FACULTY ELEMENTARY 82 REVONAH STAFF ASSISTANT EDITOR: Karla Crandall Junior Members: K. Crandall, G. Hamil, T. Bonar, T. Hastings, T. Honerbaum, and R. Wolter. Senior Members: S. Griffin, R. Girot, B. Cliff, D. Stein- hagen, P. Murphy, and B. Haring. Sophomore Members: I). Miller, K. Hastings, S. Steven- son. and A. Boop. 2 Freshmen Members: R. Patterson. R. Carson, K. Gable, C. Sheridan, R. Wolter. D. Potter, J. Harkness, and J. Vcscly. DEDICA TION The 1982 REVONAH is dedicated to Mrs. Genevieve Virtue, who began teaching remedial reading in Hanover Community School in 1966 and remained until 1980. A graduate from Hanover, Mrs. Virtue attended Wheaton College, Wheaton. Illinois, for two years from 1933-1935. She also taught at Eureka School, Stockton township from 1935-1938. From 1938-1940 Mrs. Virtue taught at Lost Mound School in Hanover Township. Any spare time she had from teaching was spent studying courses at Northern Illinois University in Dekalb, Illinois. For ten years while her children were growing up, she spent time being a substitute teacher. Mrs. Virtue has since retired from teaching and remains active and up to date with our school and community. We wish you the best of everything and thank you for all your support and hard work. 3 GRADUATES OUR KINDERGARTEN PICTURE Row 1: B. Callahan, L. Watson, R. Appel, C. Price, D. Nance, D. Jeffers, M. Thill, D. Steinhagen, K. Ross, M. Speaker, P. Murphy, J. Boop. Row 2: J. Peterson, M. Miller, B. Cliff, D. Wills, R. Girot, M. Wild, M. Pcttera, D. Sheri- dan, Mrs. Lowry. Row 3: S. Buck, B. Haring, D. Haas, A. Michael, C. McCalley, C. Eadie, J. Nobis, M. Weede, F. Wolter. Seniors ... Remember when ... Frank — always tried to kiss the girls. Debbie — walked on her tippy toes! Rogene, Brenda, Deanna, Peggy, and Diane — were 5th grade cheerleaders. Peter — always fell off his chair in General Business. Deanna — wet her pants on the gym floor! Mrs. Watson — told us to spit out our “cud ! John Steele and Lisa Schap — were “in love”! Babette — had a crush on Jim Boop in third grade. Booper — came to school with hay in his pockets and made Brenda sneeze all day. Mee Jung Kim — poured a can of pop over David Ballard’s head in third grade. Mike Thill, Brian, Bobby, and Deatra — put a grasshopper in Jackie’s desk in 2nd grade. Frank — used to spit his retainer out of his mouth right in front of your face! Playing Jeopardy every Friday in 5th grade. Tommy Pate — rewired the light in the 3rd grade boys’ bathroom. Vicky Marx — always wanted to beat everybody up (especially Jennifer!) Frank and Mr. Hulick — got into a fight with meter sticks! Rogene — wore a dress to school. John Streicher — burned his eyebrows and eyelashes in 8th grade. John Steele — started his hair on fire in 8th grade. Deatra and Babette — locked themsleves in the bathroom at noon and told dirty jokes! Dennis Miller — thought he was the new Hitler in his first hour of school! Deanna and Rogene — wrote all over the playground with white chalk. Lisa Watson and Tracy Klausen — always had to have their mouths taped for talking! 5 CLASS OF 1982 L. to R.: Shawn Buck, Calvin Eadie, Mike Wild, David Ballard, Phillip Mills, Bob Feuerhelm, Jer- ry Orth, Rogene Girot, Babette Cliff, Debbie Kistler, Deanna Steinhagen, Brenda Haring, Jennifer Peterson, Deatra Jeffers, Peggy Murphy, Frank Wolter, John Haller, Doug Wills, John Streicher, Brian Callahan, Suzanne Griffin. Marvin Basten, Mike Weede, Jim Boop, John Steele, Jim Nobis, and Mike Miller. Sponsored by: Times Theater 6 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: L. to R.: Debbie Kistler, Peggy Murphy, Brian Callahan, Suzanne Griffin. In back: Rogene Girot, Brenda Haring, John Streicher, Jim Nobis. MOTTO Through the years we have shared What no time or distance can change. As a new day dawns in our lives Our memories will forever remain the same. FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS SONG 7 “Looks Like We Made It” by Barry Manilow David Alan Ballard son of Lee and Darlene Ballard Class Officer 2, V. President, Home- coming Captain 4, Boys’ Basketball 1- 4, Captain 4, Hilites Staff 4, Honor Roll 1,2, Math Contest 2, Audio Visual 1-4, All Conference Basketball 3,4, Transfer Student from Fort Myers, Florida, 1. Marvin Elroy Basten son of Glendoris Basten Boys’ Basketball 1, Baseball 3, AVC Auto Mechanic and Welding 3,4, Hon- or Roll 4, Bridge Building Contest 1. James Aaron Boop son of Clifford and Jeanette Boop AVC Auto Mechanics 3,4, Bridge Building Contest I, Outstanding Stu- dent at AVC 4. Shawn Robert Buck son of Arlin and Jean Buck Boys’ Chorus 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, County Festival 4, Boys' Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1-4, Music Contest 1-4, Concert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, Band Council 3,4, Audio Visual 4. 8 Brian Melvin Callahan son of Jerry and Dawn Callahan Class Officer 2-4, Boys’ Chorus 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2-4, County Festival 2- 4, Varsity Club 1-4, Boys’ Basketball 1- 4. Baseball 1-4, Captain 4, Student Council 2-4, V. President 4, Music Contest 1-4, Jazz Band 3, Concert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, Band Council 1-4, Pres. 4, V. Pres. 3, Chorus Officer 4, Swing Choir 3,4, Math Con- test 3, Drama Club 1-3, Audio Visual 3,4, All-Conference Baseball 1,2,3,4, All-Tournament Team 2, Prom Com. 3. Babette Rose Cliff daughter of Harland and Audrey Cliff REVONAH Staff 4, Colorguard 1-4, Hilites Staff 4, AVC Model Office 3,4, Teachers’ Aide 2, Marching Band 1-4, Drama Club 1, Office Worker 4, Re- gional Contest OEA 1st 4, State Con- test OEA 2nd 4, OEA 3,4, Prom Com- mittee 3. James Francis Cottral son of Dan and Pat Cottral County Festival 3, Varsity Club 1-4, Boys’ Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-3, Hi- lites Staff 4, Music Contest 1-3, AVC Machine Shop 3, Jazz Band 2,3, Con- cert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-3, Audio Visual 4. Calvin Keith Eadie son of Keith and Laureen Eadie AVC Auto Mechanics 3,4, Bridge Building Contest 1. 9 Bob Todd Feuerhelm son of Donald and Karen Feuerhelm AVC, Auto Shop and Auto Body 3,4, Bridge Building Contest 1. Rogene Ann Girot daughter of Ronald and Margaret Girot Class Officer 1,4, REVONAH Staff 2.3.4, (Editor 4, Asst. Editor 3), Girls’ Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, County Festival 4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Girls’ Volleyball 1,2,3,4 (Captain 2,4), Color- guard 3,4 (Captain 4), Librarian 2,3, Student Council 1,4, Hilites Staff 4, Music Contest 4, AVC, Model Office 4, Statistician 3, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Teachers’ Aide 3,4, Marching Band 3.4, Chorus Officer 4, Math Contest 2, Office Worker 3,4, REVONAH Award 4, Regional Contest for OEA 2nd place, OEA (AVC) 4, Prom Com- mittee 3. Suzanne Rene Griffin daughter of Daniel and Darlene Griffin Class Officer 3,4, REVONAH Staff 4, Girls’ Chorus 3,4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, County Festival 3,4, Homecoming Candidate 3, Varsity Club 3,4, Volley- ball 2,3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, Student Council 3,4, (Sec. Treas. 4) Music Con- test 4, Statistician 2, Honor Roll 1-4, National Honor Society 3,4, Swing Choir 4, Math Contest 2-4, Officer Worker 1,3,4, Illinois State Scholar 4, Prom Committee 3, Transfer Student from Holly, MI 2. John Thomas Haller son of Donald and Diane Schmidt Mixed Chorus 4, Boys’ Basketball 1,2, Baseball 2, Music Contest 4. 10 Brenda Kay Haring daughter of Tommy and Rosemary Haring Class Officer 3,4, REVONAH Staff 1.2.4, Girls’ Chorus 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1- 4, County Festival 3,4, Homecoming Queen 4, Candidate 2-4, Varsity Club 2- 4, Volleyball 1-4, Captain 4, Cheer- leader 1-4, Captain 3,4, Girls’ Basket- ball 2-4, Captain 4, Librarian 3, Stu- dent Council 1-4, President 4, Hilites Staff 4, Music Contest 1,3,4, AVC Model Office 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Teach- ers’ Aide 3, National Honor Society 3.4, Chorus Officer 4, Swing Choir 4, Drama Club 1,2,3, Office Worker 2, All-Conference, Volleyball 3,4, Basket- ball 3,4, D.A.R. Award 4, Regional Contest for OEA 2nd place, OEA (AVC) 4, President of OEA 4, Student Senate (AVC) 4, Prom Committee 3. Deatra Deneen Jeffers daughter of Carol Jeffers Girls’ Chorus 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, County Festival 3,4, Volleyball 2, Girls’ Basketball 1, Music Contest 1-4, Solo Ensembles 1,3,4, Jazz Band 3, Con- cert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4. Debbie Lynn Kistler daughter of Dean and Mary Kistler Class Officer 1,3,4, REVONAH Staff 1,2, Colorguard 1-4, Capt. 3, Hilites 4, AVC Model Office 3,4, Statistician 1- 3, Honor Roll 2-4, Teachers’ Aide 2,3, Marching Band 1-4, Office Worker 1- 3, Regionals 1st for OEA, 4th at State for OEA, OEA (AVC) 3,4, Student Senate 4, Prom Committee 3. Michael John Miller son of Richard and Beverly Miller Class Officer 1, Pres., Varsity Club 4, Baseball 2-4, Student Council 1, Honor Roll 1-4, Statistician 1-4. II Phillip Edwin Mills son of Robert and Charlotte Mills County Festival 1-3, Boys’ Basketball 1.2.4, Music Contest 2-3, A VC Ma- chine Shop 3, Honor Roll 3,4, Jazz Band 1-3, Marching Band 1-3, Math Contest 1-2, Drama Club 3, Bridge Building Contest 1. Peggy Ann Murphy daughter of Sharon Holmbo Class Officer 1-4, REVONAH Staff 1.2.4, Girls’ Chorus 2-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, County Fest. 4, Homecoming Can- didate 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Volleyball 1.3.4, Girls' Basketball 1,2,4, Color- guard 3,4, Hilites Staff 4, Music Con- test 1-4, Honor Roll 1-4, National Hon- or Society 4, Marching Band 3,4, Math Contest 1-3, Drama Club 3, Prom Committee 3. James Frank Nobis son of Charles and Mary Nobis Class Officer 4, Mixed Chorus 1-3, Boys’ Chorus 1-3, County Fest, 2-4, Varsity Club 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Capt. 4, Librarian 4, Music Contest 1-4, AVC Machine Shop 3,4, Honor Roll 1- 4, Jazz Band 1-3, Concert Band 1-4, Marchine 1-4, Band Council 2-4, Swing Choir 2,3, Math Contest 1,2, Drama Club 2,3, Bridge Contest 1, All-Conf. Basketball 4, Baseball 2, Outstanding Student at AVC 4, All-Tournament Team 4. Jerry Lee Orth, Jr. son of Jerry and Sharon Orth Boys’ Basketball 1,2, AVE Body and Fender 3, Auto Mechanics 4, Bridge Building Contest 1. 12 Jennifer Lynn Peterson daughter of Edwin Peterson and Betty Schoenberg Volleyball 1-3, Capt. 2, Girls' Basket- ball 1-4, Capt 4, Hilites 4, Teachers’ Aide 2-4, Drama Club 1-3, Audio-Vi- sual 2,3, All-Conference Basketball 3,4. John David Steele son of Eugene and Janice Steele AVC Auto Mechanics 3,4, Honor Roll 3,4, Jazz Ba nd 1, Concert Band 1, Marching Band 1. Deanna Sue Steinhagen daughter of Daryl and Barbara Steinhagen Class Officer 1,2, REVONAH 1,2,4, Girls’ Chorus 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, County Fest. 2-4, Varsity Club 3,4, Volleyball 1-3, Basketball 1,2, Cheer- leader 1,2,4, Capt. 2, Hilites 4, Music Contest 1-4, AVC Model Office 4. Honor Roll 1-4, Teachers’ Aide 1-3, Concert Band 1-4, Marching 1-4, Cho- rus Officer 1,2,4, Swing Choir 4, Math Contest 3, Drama Club 2,3, OEA Re- gional 1st Place, OEA State 3rd Place 4. OEA (AVC) 4, Prom Committee 3. John Laverle Streicher son of LaVerle and Virginia Streicher Class Officer 1-4, County Fest. 3, Var- sity Club 3,4, Boys' Basketball 1-4, Student Council 1-4, Music Contest 1,2, Honor Roll 1-4, Jazz Band 1-3, Concert Band 1-3, Marching 1-3, Math Contest 1-4. 13 Michael Andrew Weede son of Colin and Mary Fulrath Baseball 4, Music Contest 1,4, A VC Auto Mechanics 3,4, Audio Visual 1,2, Bridge Building Contest 1. Michael Phillip Wild, Jr. son of Michael and Mary Wild Varsity Club 1-4, Boys' Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1-4, AVC Auto Mechanics 3,4, All Conference Baseball 3. Douglas Duwayne Wills son of Wayne and Frances Wills Mixed Chorus 1-4, Boys’ Chorus 1-3, County Festival 3,4, Varsity Club 4, Boys' Baseball 3, Basketball 1,2, Music Contest 1,2, Honor Roll 1,3, Chorus Officer 3, Swing Choir 1, Math Con- test 1-4, Drama Club 1-3, Audio Visual 1-4, Math Award 1,3. Francis Michael Wolter son of William and Irene Wolter Boys’ Basketball Manager 2-4, Stats 2- 4, Audio Visual 1,2,4, Bridge Building Contest 1. 14 Mike Miller Rogene Girot Shawn Buck Jim Cottral Brenda Haring Deanna Steinhagen 15 Frank Wolter 16 Jim Nobis Babette Cliff Brian Callahan 17 CLASS WILLS I, David Ballard, do will my highly honored Senior button to Bean. 1, Marvin Basten, do will Larry Walls my straight hair and Wayne my ability not to get caught. I, Jim Boop, do will Ed my Honda. 1, Shawn Buck, do will my bowling abilities to Robert and Ray Wolter, and to Todd Bonar my ability to play second base. I, Brian Callahan, do will my shortstop position to Bone, my height to the basketball team, and my body to science. I, Babette Cliff, do will Peggy Murphy a four year trip to the Army. 1, Jim Cottral, do will my warm seat in the detention room to Shawn Ertmer. 1, Calvin Eadie, do will my '67 Ford to Jerry Orth. 1, Bob Feuerhelm, do will my mechanical ability to Richard Geerts. 1, Rogine Girot, do will my volleyball serve to the volleyball team, my shyness to Angie Boop and Shelley Ste- venson, and my ability of not getting mad at Chuck. I, Suzanne Griffin, do will Moire the ability to continue to P.O.B.B. I, John Haller, do will Robert Wolter my ability to go to Pizza Hut every Saturday night. I, Brenda Haring, do will Amy and Bean my ability to get a job (besides babysitting), Marie P. my ability to be on time, and Miss Klinkkammer and “T” my old black shorts. I, Deatra Jeffers, do will Mike Miller my ability to stack a locker to the top with the essential materials. I, Debbie Kistler, do will April my colorguard boots and marching abilities and Kevin my accounting calcula- tor and my sisters my good luck in OEA. I, Mike Miller, do will my great sense of humor to Todd Bonar and my eternal sarcasm to anyone brave enough to use it. I, Phil Mills, do will my ability to skip the afternoons to Jim Honerbaum. 1, Peggy Murphy, do will Jennifer Peterson my mom, not to keep, but she can share her I, Jim Nobis, do will my ability to not get mad at everything to Todd Hastings. 1, Jerry Orth, do will Calvin Eadie My '68 Chevy. 1, Jennifer Peterson, do will my ability to have a good time on the weekend to Amy Cottral and Bean Ferrell. I, John Steele, do will my ability to stay busy to Mr. Palmer’s shop classes. I, Deanna Steinhagen, do will Amy Cottral all my gym clothes so she has something to wear in P.E. and Bren- da Haring my ability to stop when it’s a red light. I. Mike Weede, do will my ability to make some people laugh sometimes. I, Mike Wild, do will my services as a chef to the Hanover High School cafeteria. 1, Doug Wills, do will my ability to posterity who wish to “rock” the earth and my musical appreciation (Styx) to Todd Bonar and Greg Hamil. I, Frank Wolter, do will Marvin and Calvin the one thing they hate most — my car. 18 CLASS PROPHESIES AMBITION PROPHESY David Ballard Management Boss of Jim C. and Phil M. Marvin Basten Law Enforcement Sheriff of Jo Daviess County Jim Boop Farmer Farmer Shawn Buck Law Enforcement State Police Officer Brian Callahan Business Management Business Manager for Hugh Hefner Babette Cliff Social Worker Sodial Director at HHS Jim Cottral Work Pharmacist? Calvin Eadie Mechanic Ditch Digger Bob Feuerhelm Auto Diesel Mechanic Owner of Bob's Busy Bar Rogene Girot Medical Assistant Manager of Charley Tuna Fish,Inc. Suzanne Griffin Anesthesiologist Miss America John Haller Work Snow Removal Brenda Haring Business Administration Design the first outfit for a Fashion Merchandising nudist colony Deatra Jeffers Beautician Truant Officer Debbie Kistler Business Administration Professional Can Recyclist Mike Miller Fabulously Wealthy Writer Famous Author of THE GREAT “MILLER Phil Mills Machinist Race Car Driver Peggy Murphy Medical Computer Tech. Manager of a Tiny Tot shop Jim Nobis Machinist Farmer Inventor of the space tractor Jerry Orth Management Manager of David B., Jim C. and Phil M. Jennifer Peterson College Gossip Columnist for THE GALENA GAZETTE John Steele Farmer Farmer Deanna Steinhagen Administrative Assistant Director of the Jo Daviess — Carroll Voc. Ed. Center John Streicher Engineering Guano Salesman Mike Weede Work Marriage to J.V. Mike Wild Railroad Engineer Telephone “Pole” Repairman Doug Wills Electronic Technician Member of the Alice Cooper Band Frank Wolter College Professional Barber 19 SENIOR MOSTS MOST ALLURING Brenda Haring Phillip Mills MOST GULLIBLE Peggy Murphy MOST ATHLETIC Jennifer Peterson David Ballard MOST COMICAL Mike Weede Deatra Jeffers MOST DIGNIFIED Mike Miller 20 BEST ALL AROUND Brenda Haring Brian Callahan MOST UNIQUE Frank Wolter MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mike Miller Suzanne Griffin MOST MUSICAL Deanna Steinhagen Brian Callahan 21 Most Friendly Marvin Basten Peggy Murphy Life of the Party Mike Wild Most Disorganized Jim Cottral Shyest Babette Cliff 22 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Congratulations to the Seniors on their graduation and to the student body for a very fine school year. I wish to thank the graduating Seniors for all their contributions to the school. To the underclassmen, I wish to remind you that your graduation will be upon you much sooner than you realize. Take advantage of your opportunities; go out for extra-cur- ricular activities. Take the course of study that will help you open the doors to a career you may wish to follow. Your few short years in school are your best years, learning new materi- al, student associations, activities, and the freedom to partici- pate in activities. Seniors, remember, be faithful to yourself, your parents, your church, and your community. Most of all, do not dissap- point yourself. Best wishes to all. Mr. Murphy SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE My congratulations to the Class of 1982. As you leave Han- over High School, it is my hope that you take with you the de- sire to learn and the knowledge which you have acquired. In our rapidly changing society, you will need a firm foun- dation from which to embark on the new and challenging fac- ets of your life. The knowledge you have will be that foundation. The desire to learn will provide the key to conquering the challenges ahead, and allow you to keep pace with the changes around you. I have enjoyed being a part of your education. Congratula- tions again and best of luck in your future goals and ambitions. Kent A. Hammer 23 26 OUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS Our Freshmen year was a pitiful sight. Upperclassmen always wanted to fight. We were deathly afraid to be in the halls. Fearing our faces would be smeared to the walls. With every Freshman fearing of that dreadful Slave Day, Tortures came to us in many ways. Yes, our Freshmen year went by mighty fast, And we wondered if we would ever last. Our Sophomore year went a little bit faster. As Driver's Ed. commenced the horrible disaster. From demolishing trash cans to hitting parked cars, Some people began to visit the “Courthouse Bars. We were picked on less. As there were underclassmen who were not the best. Our Sophomore year, we began to mature; therefore. The remaining years we could endure. Our Junior year was the best of all. From Spring and Summer to Winter and Fall. Although our team really got canned. We still put in our time at the concession stand. Homecoming and Prom are our only chances, For it was a tradition that we raise the money, So each could take their honey. And so our Junior year was a great big joke, ’Cause all the festive events made us go broke. Our Senior year is just about done. Our life here is thru, but we’ll start a new one. In the Service? Off to college? On to marriage? Some will be pushing the baby carriage. We’ve left some memories, good ones and bad. Leaving this school will be very sad. Through the years we’ve done so much together. And the memories of that will live with us forever. Our Senior year is our final good-bye. So now it’s time to break every tie. For soon our Senior year will die. But we will always remember good ole HHS, For it has taught us the best. UNDERCLASSMEN T. Miller M. Murphy D. Nance M. Pettera P. Pettera 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 S. Pittman L. Schap S. Sherich D. Sheridan J.B. Simons M. Speaker R. Stokes T. Walsh R. Wille R. Wolter JUNIORS 29 S. Barrash A. Boop R. Campos T. Dunn 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 G. Smith tv S. Stevenson G. True SOPHOMORES 30 W. Basten R. Carson M. Elwell S. Ertmer S. Farrey K. Gable J. Harkness D. Hatfield K. Jestice J. Magerl D. Middendorf A. Miller T. Nance R. Patterson D. Potter 7 r y.y e v ' V V 4 v T. Reitz K. Schap S. Schleuning C. Sheridan J. Steele D. Stokes J. Vesely L. Walls M. Wild R. Wolter 31 FRESHMEN SPORTS GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL VARSITY Front Row: K. Crandall, T. Honer- baum, A. Looney, M. Murphy, J. Bon- jour. Back Row: S. Barrash, B. Haring, S. Griffin, K. Hopkins, M. Irwin, P. Murphy, and A. Cottral. FROSH-SOPH Front Row: D. Potter, K. Hopkins, M. Irwin. S. Barrash. Back Row: D. Kistler, K. Gable, S. Stevenson, and K. Hastings. 33 VOLLEYBALL ACTION SHOTS Coach’s Comments This year the varsity started out strong for the conference season going 3 and 0, then we started on a downhill skid that followed us for the remainder of the season. The Fresh-Soph team, on the other hand, lost the first con- ference match and finished the rest of the conference season undefeated, winning the first place bars for the season and the tournament. The loss next year of Peggy, Brenda, and Suzanne will be difficult to replace, but we have depth and talent from this year's Sophomore class and are hoping for a strong showing in the conference next year. Coach Klinkkammer 34 BASEBALL Row 1, L to R: T. Dunn, R. Carson, B, Callahan, M. Miller, T. Reitz, D. Miller, and C. Sheridan. Row 2, L to R: T. Hastings, K. Orth, T. Bonar, L. Walls, R. Wolter, R. Wolter, S. Buck, J. Nobis, and Coach Ru- mor. COACH’S COMMENTS: This past year in baseball has been fun and exciting. We finished the season with 11 wins, and 8 losses. We took second in the confer- ence and made it to the semi-finals of the regional. The team should be proud of its accomplishments. This team was made up of win- ners. Let’s keep this tradition going. Remember, when the team wins, the whole school wins. Congratulations “Big Red”! Coach Rumor 35 BOYS' BASKETBALL VARSITY Front: D. Miller (Manager), P. Mills, K. Orth, J. Cottral, T. Hastings, J, Streichcr, B. Callahan. Back: Mr. Becker (Coach), F. Wolter (Manager), D. Ballard, L. Walls, J. Nobis, T. Bonar. K. Patterson, R. Wolter, Mr. Kumor (Asst. Coach) FROSH-SOPH Front: F. Wolter (Mgr.), Mr. Kumor (Asst. Coach), D. Miller (Mgr.). Back: R. Carson, M. Wild, M. Elwell, K. Orth, J. Harkness, M. Griffin, Mr. Becker (Coach), L. Walls, K. Patterson, C. Sheridan, J. Honerbaum, D. Jeffers, and J. Steele. 36 ACTION SHOTS COACH’S COMMENTS: The “REVONAH” is filled with many memorable moments provided by the Class of “82”. 1 remember them as my first sixth grade class. Also, they were members of the first seventh grade team that I coached in bas- ketball. Later, I was to follow them as their coach throughout High School. Through it all, I trust a lasting friendship has developed that will exist for a lifetime. The class is an extremely dedicated and hard working group. I know these kids have a great deal of character, and they will per- sist in their efforts to succeed. The future will present many challenges to the Class of “82”. I am confident they will answer each challenge admira- bly! Coach Becker 37 GIRLS' BASKETBALL VARSITY Row 1: A. Looney, J. Peterson, Mr. Tc- berg, B. Haring, M. Murphy. Row 2: M. Pettera. K. Hopkins. Row 3: M. Gable (Mgr.), K. Gable, P. Murphy, A. Cottral, B. Ferrell. FROSH-SOPH Sitting: K. Gable, M. Gable (Mgr ), and D. Potter. Standing: S. Barrash, Mr. Tc- bcrg, K. Hopkins. Ladder: S. Stevenson, D. Kistler, A. Boop, K. Hastings, and J. Vcscly. 3� ACTION SHOTS COACH’S COMMENTS: The 1982 girls’ basketball season was a disappointment to the team. The close games didn’t go our way this year. A two point loss to Elizabeth and a four point loss to Scales Mound cost us the conference championship. A two point tournament loss to Scales Mound cost us the opportunity to play for the conference tournament championship. Despite these close losses, the girls played their hearts out and never let either my- self or their teammates down. Congratulations to our all-con- ference selections. Jennifer Peterson was named to the first team, Brenda Haring and Karen Hopkins were named to the second team. This team was one of the finest groups of young people I have ever had the pleasure to work with. I would like to wish the Seniors the best of luck! Coach Tehcrg 39 ALL CONFERENCE: Row 1: M. Wild, B. Haring, T. Bonar, D. Ballard. Row 2: J. Peterson, J. Nobis, B. Calla- han, and K. Hopkins. 40 Sponsored by: Hanover Realty CHEERLEADERS VARSITY S. Griffin, A. Cottral, D. Steinha- gen, B. Haring (Capt.), M. Murphy. FROSH-SOPH Front: K. Hastings, K. Gable (Capt.), S. Stevenson. Middle: J. Ve- sely. Back: A. Boop. 41 Sponsored By: SAVANNA DRY CLEANERS BOOSTER CLUB The Hanover Red Devil Booster Club was of tremendous help to our school this year. They contributed much of their time raising money through flea markets, raffles, sales and even a dinner theatre. The money raised was donat- ed to our school so that we would be able to keep extra curricular activities such as girls’ basketball and boys’ base- ball. We greatly appreciate all their effort and time. The picture in the top left hand corner shows the officers which include, from left to right, Trudy Becker, Treasurer; Sherry Steffes, Secretary; Tim Sheridan, Vice President; and Karen Harkness, President. Sponsored by; Coast to Coast STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: K. Schap, K. Orth, D. Sheridan, P. Sprecher. Row 2: J, Streicher, Mr. Murphy (Advisor), A. Looney, J. Pratt, B. Ferrell. Row 3: B. Haring (President), B. Callahan, R. Girot, S. Griffin, K. Patterson, K. Gable, J. Harkness. (Not pictured J. Vesely) JUNIOR OFFICERS Ladder: D. Sheridan, S. Pitt- man, K. Hopkins, B. Ferrell (President), A. Looney, K. Crandall, P. Sprecher. 44 OFFICERS CLASS OF ’84 J. Honerbaum, D. Kistler, K. Patterson, J. Pratt (President), A. Boop, K. Orth. OFFICERS CLASS OF ‘85 Left to Right: J. Harkness, C. Sheridan, K. Schap, K. Gable (President), D. Pot- ter. (Not pictured J. Vesely) 45 D. A. R. AWARD Brenda Haring was awarded the Daughters of American Revolution award. This honor is based on leadership, academics, dependability, and loyalty. Brenda has shown all these qualities throughout her Hanover High School years. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Peggy Murphy was inducted into the National Honor Society this year. The previously elected members are Brenda Haring and Su .anne Griffin. All three of these girls are Seniors. Mr. Geiger is the sponsor for this honor society at Hanover High School. 46 A. Looney, B. Ferrell, R. Girot. R. Wille, B. Cliff, S. Griffin, T. Honerbaum, G. Smith. OFFICE WORKERS J. Shireman, A. Looney, C. Sheridan, A. Cottral, B. Ferrell, S. Stevenson, J. Pratt, A. Boop. Sitting: Mrs. Wilbricht. 47 LIBRARIANS STUDENT TEACHERS’ AIDES Front: T. Honerbaum, G. Pettera, M. Pettera. Back: R. Girot, J. Peterson, and Sarah Barrash. AUDIO VISUAL Mr. Kilpatrick (Advisor), J. Honer- baum, D. Ballard, B. Callahan, D. Wills, G. Hamil, F. Wolter, and D. Sheridan. 48 HI LIT ES Front: D. Steinhagen, R. Girot, B. Cliff, P, Murphy, Mrs. Hess (Advisor). Back: J. Cottral, D. Kisiler, D. Ballard, B. Haring, J. Peterson, and S. Buck. 49 VOC.-TECH. STUDENTS AUTO BODY In front are: J. Boop, J. Steele, C. Eadie, and M. Wild. In back: M. Weede, and B. Feuerhelm. MACHINE SHOP M. Basten and J. Nobis. 50 MUSIC BAND This year our Mixed and Girls’ Choruses participated in our annual Christmas program as did the Swing Choir. All of these groups were involved in the State Music Contest. For the first time since Swing Choir was organized, this group received a Superior (first) rating at contest! Congratulations to you “fearless twelve and many thanks for all the extra hours you gave up to prac- tice! The Swing Choir performed at the Booster Club Dinner Theater in November as well as for the Senior Citizens’ Christmas dinner. The Band has been very ac- tive this year. They performed for the Dinner Theater, marched in several parades, played for Armed Forces Day at the Savanna Army Depot, gave a Spring Con- cert, and participated in State Music Contest. The Mu- sic Department wishes our graduating Seniors all the luck in the world. We shall miss each of you! “Mrs. D.” BAND COUNCIL J. Vcscly, B. Ferrell (Secretary), S. Buck, A. Cottral (Vice-president), B. Callahan (President), J. Nobis, S. Pittman, and M. Irwin. 52 COLOR GUARD Front: P. Murphy, R. Girot (Captain), D. Kistler. Middle: B. Cliff and A. Looney. Back: S. Sherich and K. Crandall. SWING CHOIR T. Bonar, S. Griffin, R. Wolter, K. Hopkins, B. Haring, T. Miller, D. Sheridan, K. Hopkins, D. Steinhagen, G. Hamil, K. Cran- dall, and B. Callahan. 53 COUNTY FESTIVAL VOCAL REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: K. Crandall, G. Ha- mil, A. Looney, B. Haring, D. Steinhagen, J. Bonjour. Row 2: T. Honerbaum, M. Murphy, L. Sehap, M. Pet- tera, M. Kolb, R. Girot, K. Hopkins, P. Murphy, R. Wille, S. Griffin, D. Wills. Row 4: T.Hastings, T. Bonar, R. Wolter, and S. Buck. COUNTY FESTIVAL INSTRUMENTAL REPRESENTATIVES L. to R.: B. Callahan, B. Ferrell, T. Miller, A. Cot- tral, M. Irwin, K. Hopkins, D. Sheridan, A. Miller, J. Nobis, and D. Jeffers. 54 CONCERT BAND Front row L. to RR. Patterson, D. Kistler, K. Hastings, M. Gable, D. Carson, S. Pittman. P. Girot. Row two: B. Callahan. M. Irwin, D. Stcin- hagen, S. Geiger, T. Holmbo, S. Buck, K. Hopkins, K. Hopkins. Row three: G. Hamil, B Ferrell, A. Miller, D. Hatfield, S. Wilbricht, J. Simons. A. Cottral, J. Nobis. Row four: T. Te- berg, T. Hastings. J. Vesely, C. Sheri- dan. D. Jeffers, B Otis, Mrs. Dwin- nells, D. Sheridan. MARCHING BAND Row one: B. Otis, B. Cliff, A. Looney, S. Sherich, P. Murphy, K. Crandall, D. Kistler, A. Cottral, B. Ferrell. Row two: D. Jeffers, T. Teberg, C. Sheri- dan, T. Hastings, Mrs. Dwinnells. R Girot, K. Hopkins. D. Carson, M. Ga- ble, S. Geiger, S. Wilbricht. M. Irwin, S. Pittman, P. Girot, B. Callahan. Row three: J. Vesely, D. Steinhagen, D. Kistler, R Patterson, K. Hastings, G. Hamil, K. Hopkins. Row four: D. Sheridan, T. Holmbo, S. Buck, J. Si- mons, A. Miller, D. Hatfield. J. No- bis. 55 CHORUS OFFICERS D. Middendorf (Librarian), K. Gable (Librarian), B. Haring, (Secretary), B. Callahan (President), D. Steinhagcn (Secretary), R. Girot (Librar- ian), K. Hopkins (Librarian). GIRLS' CHORUS Row 1: Mrs. Dwinnells. Row 2: A. Boop, K. Crandall, T. Honerbaum, J. Bonjour. A. Looney, A. Cottral, B. Haring, D. Steinhagcn, K. Hopkins, B. Ferrell, D. Jeffers, M. Mur- phy. Row 4: M. Kolb. R. Girot, S. Griffin, M. Pcttcra, P. Murphy, L. Schap, M. Ir- win, R. Willc, S. Pittman, P. Girot. 56 MIXED CHORUS Row 1: J. Bonjour, K. Cran- dall, T. Honerbaum, Mrs. Dwinnells, K. Hastings, A. Boop, D. Middendorf. Row 2: B. Ferrell, A. Cottral, B. Har- ing, G. Hamil, T. Reitz, B. Callahan, D. Jeffers, M. Mur- phy, A. Looney. Row 3: L. Schap, K. Gable, P. Murphy. J. Honerbaum, J. Haller, R. Wolter, R. Carson, M. Kolb, R. Girot, D. Steinhagen. Row 4: P. Girot, R. Wille, S. Pitt- man, M. Irwin, J. Harkness, T. Bonar, T. Hastings, K. Hop- kins, S. Griffin, M. Pcttera, K. Hopkins. Row 5: C. Sheridan, R. Wolter, D. Sheridan, S. Buck. 57 THArS ENTERTAINMENT Presented by: RED DEVIL BOOSTER CLUB PRODUCTION Executive Producer.......................................Connie Sheridan Writer Director..........................................Sheila Cottral Muse Director Accopanist........................Maggie Hammer Choreographer.............................................Ellen Liebcrg Band Choir Director.......................................Edith Dwinnells STUDENTS INVOLVED Rita Patterson, Peggy Girot, Dawn Kistler, Kim Hastings, Mary Gable. Diane Carson, Stephanie Pittman, Brian Calahan, Maureen Irwin, Deanna Steinhagen, Suzi Geiger, Todd Holmbo, Shawn Buck, Kathleen Hopkins. Rogene Girot, Karen Hopkins, Jim Nobis, Amy Cottral, J.B. Simons, Steve Wilbricht, Darryl Hatfield, Andy Miller, Brenda Farrell, Greg Hamil. Ted Teberg, Todd Hastings, Deatra Jeffers, Jennifer Vesely, Clancy Sheridan. Ben Otis, Danny Sheridan. Brenda Haring, Karla Crandall, Todd Bonar, Robert Wolter, Troy Miller. Kathy Gable. April Looney, Jim Harkness, David Miller. Rick Carson, Suzanne Griffin, Moira Murphy, Perry Sprecher, Jerry Pratt, Kevin Orth Sarah Barrash. and Gina Pettera. CITIZENS INVOLVED Sheri Curley, Maggie Hammer, Sheila Cottral. Jane Kumor. Ray Kumor, Ann Barrash, Meyer Barrash. Kathy Miller, Chris Dunham, Jack Stone, Nelson Geiger, Ellen Lieberg, Kari Teeman, Cindy Richmond, Connie Sheridan, Bill Evans, John Lieberg, John Coffey, Dan Harkness, Bev Kilpatrick. Edith Dwinnells, Pat Sheridan, Jeff Sullivan, Kerry Sheridan, Maxine Miller, Jane Johnson, Jeanne Ohms, Pat Miller, Vicki Hastings, Sherry Steffes, Patsy Geiger, Tom Sheridan, Andrea Evans. Barb Steinhagen, Wayne Holland, Harvey Kennedy. Bonnie Gillogly. Karen Harkness, Teresa Schaible, Maureen Reis, Brenda Woods, Nancy Clemms, Marva Miller, Debbie Miller, Trisha Nolan, Carol Bourrette. Janann Douvikas. Erin Murphy, Trudy Becker and Bruce Becker. 59 DINNER THEATRE 60 Sponsored by: BRUNSWICK INN LOYALTY DAY Sponsored By: THINGS UNLIMITED POSTERS AND SKITS 0 � pkujtM, ® iu 1 55 fir ia4i) A d m'l moH',: ..J„+i M ImAi WlAilt Stlng'En Back Vlih a Devil Attack ■ % ■ Sponsored By: DEE’S GIFTS AND CRAFTS HOMECOMING POSTERS PEP RALLY 65 HOMECOMING This year, for the first time, the student body elect- ed the escorts as well as the queen candidates. The court consisted of Jim Nobis, Lisa Schap, Mike Weede, Peggy Murphy, Jim Cottral, and Amy Cot- tral. Honorary Captain David Ballard, also an escort, crowned senior Queen Brenda Haring (right). Our Devils won the Homecoming game, beating the Shan- non Eagles by a score of 69-61. 66 HOMECOMING GAME 68 HOMECOMING DANCE 70 PROM HEA HONORS BANQUET A THLETIC BANQUET During the annual Lions Club Athletic Banquet on May 10, Brian Callahan and Brenda Haring were presented with the Sportsmanship Awards. This year the guest speaker was Jerry Strom from the University of Iowa. AWARDS DAY OEA: This was a great year for five girls who attended the Vocational Center this year. They had all enrolled in an organization called Office Education Association. Pictured from left to right are: Deanna Steinhagen. Brenda Haring, Debbie Kistler, Rogene Girot, and Babctte Cliff. Deanna, Debbie, and Babette took first place honors and Brenda and Rogene placed second in the Regional XXIII competition. At state level Babette placed 2nd, Debbie Placed 4th and Deanna placed 3rd. They then went on to compete at the National level. Deanna placed 15th and Debbie placed 20th and we are really proud of them! Each girl competed in various office occupation contests. REVONAH EDITOR'S MESSAGE As Editor of the 1982 Hanover High School REVONAH, I would like to extend a special thank you to Shelley, Karla, and Deanna for all their extra hard work and to the rest of the staff for their help in putting together the 1982 REVONAH. I would also like to recognize and say a tremendous thank you to our sponsor, Miss Farral for all her effort and time which she devoted to the REVONAH. We have put a lot of time into this year's book and we hope you each will enjoy the new format we have presented you in the 1982 REVONAH. Sincerely, EDITOR 75 FACULTY Mrs. Jane Kumor First Grade Mr. Ray Kumor Fourth Grade Guidance Counselor Mrs. Sue Wilbricht Kindergarten H.S. Librarian Mr. Greg Hopton Fifth Grade Mrs. Linda Mulholland Third Grade Miss Donna Noon Second Grade 77 Mr. Becker B.S. from I.S.U., Mathematics, Fr.- Soph. and Varsity Boys’ Basketball Coach, P.E. Mrs. Bundy B.S. in Educ. from N.I.U. Remedial Reading Mrs. Dwinnells B.S. Music Educ. from U. of IL, Elem. and High School Band and Chorus, Colorguard Mrs. Evans E.I.U., Spanish, 6-8 Science Miss Farral B.A. from I.S.U., M.A. in English — Loras College, Yearbook Advisor, Senior Sponsor Mr. Geiger B.S. from N.I.U., M.S. in Educ. from U.W. — Platteville, Science, Freshman Sponsor Mr. Kilpatrick B.S. in Educ. from N.I.U., M.S. Admin, from Loras, Social Sciences, A.V. Dir. Athletic Dir., Asst. Admin. 78 Mrs. Hess B. Ed. in Educ. from U.W.W., Business, Typing, Junior Sponsor Mrs. Hopton B.S. in Educ. from N.I.U., Resource Rom K-6, Special Educ. Miss Klinkkammer M.E. from So. Okla. S.U., P.E., Cheerleading Sponsor, Girls’ Volleyball Coach, Junior Sponsor Mr. Murphy Loras College, Eighth Grade History Mr. Palmer B.S. in Mech. Ag. from S. Da. State Univ., Shop, Ag., Junior Sponsor Mr. Stone M.S. from U. of IL Mathematics, Senior Sponsor Mr. Teberg B.S. from U. of IA, Middle Sch. English, Dr. Ed., Girls’ Basketball Coach, Sophomore Sponsor 79 EMPLOYEES Janitors: Kim Douvikas, Marie Pettera, Mary Kistler, and Marvin Basten. Cooks: Barb Steinhagen and Marion Lord Bus Drivers: Vern Weise, Kim Douvikas, Fern Sprecher, and Chuck Nobis. Secretary: Marilyn Eberhardt Secretary: Peg Stadel Aides: Charlotte Mills and Mildred Rummel so Resource Aide: Pat McIntyre BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Annette Barrash, Roger Yardley, Bonnie Gray (Secretary), Keith Unangst (President), Jerry Calla- han, Don Edgerton, and Larry Straight. Sponsored by Steve’s Barber Shop ELEMENTARY i E. Boop P. Bourrctte D. Carson S. DeYoung M. Fobber C. Fobber K. Girot K. Hamil D. Harmon J. Henkins R. Henkins T. Holmbo T. Irwin D. Kistler B. Miller D. Miller M. Murphy B. Otis T. Reitz K. Schleuning T. Sevey J. Shireman T. Stokes T. Teberg D. Wild a C2 M. Wild C. Wilson R. Wilson EIGHTH GRADE B. Berg A. Callahan R. Cliff D. Elwell M. Gable S. Geiger N. Griffin B. Haller G. Henkins D. Kistler G. Pettera J. Schaible A. Schap R. Schap K. Schlcuning E. Stevenson S. Wilbricht E. Volquarts B. Zigler 84 SEVENTH GRADE L. Ballard R. Becker J. Bonjour P Bourrette b. Case M. Dixon J. Dunham L. Fobber K. Ford D. Haller ft T. Haring C. Henkins C. Hill D. Kautz D. Lord J. Miller B. Palmer J. Potter T. Randall A. Richardson B. Simons P. Sprecher T. Vandervate M. Walsh SIXTH GRADE 85 8th CHEER LEADERS On bottom is P. Bourrette. Standing is K. Hamil, D. Carson, M. Murphy. 6th-7th CHEER LEADERS Front row is N. Griffin and T. Randall. Back row is L. Ballard and A. Calla- han. 86 COUNCIL Left to right: T. Holmbo, T. Teberg, T. Irwin, P. Bourrette, T. Haring, T. Vandervate, B. Haller, S. Geiger, L. Fobber, J. Potter, J. Schaible, S. Wilbricht, M. Murphy, and Mr. Murphy. BAND Front row: C. Koenig, B. Zigler, T. Teberg. Row 2: R. Cliff, J. Schaible, S. Geiger, M. Gable, A. Callahan, P. Sprecher, S. Wilbricht. Row 3: J. Shireman, N. Griffin, D. Carson, B. Otis, D. Haller, T. Holmbo, C. Fob- ber. B. Berg. Row 4: C. Hill, J. Pot- ter, T. Haring, L. Fobber, R. Becker, B. Palmer, and Mrs. Dwinnells. CHORUS Row 1: P. Bourrette D. Koenig, D. Lord, B. Berg, S. Wilbricht, D. Elwell, P. Sprecher. Row 2: J. Miller, M. Gable, S. Geiger, L. Ballard, R. Becker, Mrs. Dwinnells, L. Fobber, D. Kistler, N. Griffin, J. Schaible. Row 3: C. Fobber, T. Reitz, T. Randall, K. Girot, C. Schleuning, D. Haller, T. Vandervate. 87 EIGHTH BASKETBALL Row 1: B. Miller (Mgr.), Mr. Ku- mor. Row 2: M. Wild, T. Irwin, M. Fobber, T. Tebcrg, B. Olis, J. Hen- kins, T. Holmbo SIXTH- SEVENTH BASKETBALL Row I: Mr. Kumor, B. Palmer, B. Ziglcr. Row 2: D. Kautz, C. Hill, J. Poller. S. Wilbrichl, G. Pcltcra (Mgr.), G. Hcnkins. 88 EIGHTH VOLLEYBALL Row 1: C. Schluening, D. Carson, Miss Noon, M. Murphy. Row 2: D. Kistler, J. Shireman, M. Gable, K. Hamil, T. Stokes, S. Geiger, C. Fob- ber. SIXTH- SEVENTH VOLLEYBALL Row 1: R. Becker, Miss Noon, D. Elwell, J. Dunham, T. Vandervate, L. Ballard. Row 2: D. Kistler, P. Sprecher. Row 3: M. Gable. N. Grif- fin, S. Schaible, S. Geiger, A. Calla- han, R. Cliff, J. Miller. D. Lord, L. Fobbcr, D. Haller, T. Randall. 89 C. Bennett D. Edgerton S. Edmund L. Farrell M. Geiger M. Griffin E. Johnson J. Layne C. Misner B. Mullane S. Pettera K. Reitz Mv. J S. Schaible S. Shireman M. Shoemake S. Simons R. Stotler E. Volquardts R. Wagenknecht M. Wild r FIFTH GRADE 90 E. Berg S. Bleviens D. Boop S. Buman W. Case D. Cliff S. DeViney K. DeYoung J. Edgerton R. Gable C. Haring S. Haug M. Johnson N. Kolb B. Liberg C. Magerl R. Moldenhauer J. Palmer K. Pratt K. Richmond M. Schaible K. Tonne W. Walls J. Wells T. Wilson FOURTH GRADE 91 T. Anderson R. Bailey T. Ballard B. Bennett C. Blevins K. Blevins M. Farrell T. Harmon R. Jones A. Layne S. Liberg C. Lord L. Miller R. Miller C. Palmer T. Reitz C. Richardson D. Schleuning K. Service K. Smith T. Smith J. Steele T. Straight L. Thompson I. Torok THIRD GRADE 92 K. Ballard P. Case C. Eadie R. Guay N. Hammer G. Houseman J.J. Lane C. Leitzen U T. Richmond T. Richmond M. Roe B. Seagraves f f j A . i B. Stotler J. Wagenknecht C. Walls SECOND GRADE 93 W-V: D. Ballard A. Bennett C. Bourette B. Chamberlain B. Edmunds A. Ertmer C. Ferrell R. Fulton T. Geerts C. Gonzalez C. Gonzalez D. Flaug M. Johnson P. Kautz R. Kilpatrick M. LaTrea C. Magerl R. Moldenhauer E. Mutters J. Patterson C. Schleicher C. Teberg L. Tonne K. Zigler FIRST GRADE i 3 94 M. Barnes D. Bennett B. Boop J. Bourrette L. Dunham B. Edgerton J.T. Farrell E. Gonzalaz S. Hopton F. Howard S. Johnson C. Knoepfle N. Miller T. Mulholland S. Pettera T. Richmond J. Roe C. Sproule T. Stoflet J. Stotler KINDER- GARTEN Compliments of ALICE'S THE COUNTRY COMPANIES CERAMIC SHOP COUNTRY CAPITAL Greenware and Finished Pieces Phone (815) 591-3678 Roland Sieman, Agent Office Phone 858-2236 Res. Phone 591-3502 106 Dayton Hanover, Illinois 61041 77 £ phone (815) 591-3553 or (815) 591-3769 CALICO CELLAR Congratulations Seniors! 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