Hanover High School - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1983 volume:

REVONAH DEDICATION Leo Whalen may have started out small, but he is now a big part of Hanover’s community. Although his first job paid only 15c a day, he was not discouraged. After his graduation from Hanover High School in 1934, he ventured into the business field opening a sandwich shop and then progressing to a restaurant, the Hanover Recreation Hall, and a tavern. In 1960, Mr. Whalen bought a farm southeast of Hanover. It was here that the “Mallard Dream” was born; it was this farm which became known as Whistling Wings. This simple beginning has since grown into the world’s largest Mallard duck operation, a business which has supplimented the entire community. Mr. Whalen received a Merit Award for Outstanding Leadership, Service, and Dedication from the North American Game Bird Association and the Shooting Preserve Operations in 1978. Because of his efforts, Hanover was established in 1980 as the World center for Mallard duck production. Mr. Whalen has been active in many organizations for the interest of Hanover and was actually one of the founders of Hanover Days. Since he has connections throughout North America, Mr. Whalen has given many people, especially Hanover students, the opportunity to see points of interest in Canada, Mexico, and the United States through the delivery of Mallard ducks. For all his service to Hanover and the surrounding area, the dedication of the 1983 REVONAH goes to Mr. Leo Whalen. A Special Thank You From left: John Liberg, Director; Darlene Coffey, Treasurer; Judy Sheridan, Secretary; Karen Harkness, President; Tim Sheridan, Vice-President. Not shown, Peg Otis and Rosemary Haring, Directors. Red Devil Booster Club The RED DEVIL BOOSTERS were organized and at work in a matter of a few months in 1981. We grew out of open town meetings called to see what could be done to avert some of the cuts that we realized were necessary in the Hanover School budget. Recognizing the importance of the school and its programs to community life and pride, we wanted to see what we, as members of the community, could salvage. In reveiwing the budget, we felt we could guarantee to raise enough money to retain boys’ baseball and girls’ basketball. We felt it best to raise the money for a specific purpose rather than for the general school fund. Also, we felt that we could exceed our initial goal of $6,000 and that the excess could go to the school to be used as we mutually felt most advantageous. Since then, our funds have been put to use by the school to support a number of extracurricular activities other than sports! All this was accomplished with everyone’s help in our various fund raising activities. Membership in the Booster Club was high and included students, school personnel, town folk, and country folk. This, our second year, we feel will outdo our first and will enable us to contribute even more to the school. We look forward to our new fund raising activities including our yearly membership drive. This is a yearly need as we work to support our school, a hub of community life in Hanover! REVONAH 1983 Hanover Contents Administration Faculty 5 Seniors '83 11 Underclassmen 29 Organizations 33 Athletics 41 Music 51 Student Life 59 Middle School 75 Elementary 83 Recognition The REVONAH staff wishes to extend their gratitude to the following organizations: The Hanover State Bank for furnishing the embossed cover; Eaton Coorporation for financing the color Senior photograph; Wayne Chandler and Mayfair Studios for photography; and Josten’s American Yearbook Company and their representative Howard Dusek for production of the 1983 REVONAH. Board Of Education From left: Annette Barrash, Roger Yardley, Bonnie Gray (secretary), Keith Unangst (president), Jerry Callahan, Don Edgerton, Larry Straight Board’s Message Congratulations to the graduating Class of 1983. You are about to begin a very important time of your life. Soon you will be asked to contribute to the society of our fast moving world. We are sure that you, with the training and knowledge you have received in the elementary and high school of the Hanover Community Schools, will be able to do an outstanding job. A few short years ago you looked forward to the “top floors” of your school, and they seemed so very far away. Now as you leave the “top floors”, you are looking to a new height in your careers. Thanks to Mr. Hammer, Mr. Murphy and the entire faculty of your school and to the continued efforts of the Board, you have received an outstanding education. The Board wishes you all the best of luck as you enter the outside world. •Hanover School Board WILLIAM TONNE, D.D.S. Hanover, Illinois 61041 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE My sincere congratulations to the Class of 1983. The diplo- ma you have worked for and received contains no guaran- tees for success and happiness. No piece of paper contains such promises. The education you have received at H.H.S. does give you the tools to carve your way in this ever changing world. Use those tools to the best of your ability. You owe yourself no less. Again, congratulations on a job well done! -Kent Hammer Superintendent PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Commencement has arrived; the long school year is over. Now that you think about it - didn’t it go fast? What you were worried about in the fall and winter has long passed. Most of your memories are of happy times, and you will remember these and your classmates for life. The rest of your life will go faster and will be full of worries, happy times and new experiences. You will probably marry, will become parents, and will settle somewhere you did not expect to live. You will grow up to be responsible adults and we hope good citizens. Certain values never will change: loyalty, love of family, love of country, your church and your personal values. Be proud of your family, commu- nity, church and above all, be proud of yourself. To all the underclassmen, graduation will come your way. In the meantime, enjoy school; take part in your activities. We pass this way but once! God bless all of you and congratulations to the Seniors! -Bert Murphy Principal 6 JERRY’S TAP Hanover, Illinois 61041 Mrs. Sue Wilbricht - Clarke College, Kindergarten, Librarian Mrs. Jane Kumor - Northern 111. Univ., First Grade Ms. Donna Noon - 111. State Univ., Second Grade Mrs. Linda Mulholland - Upper Mr. Ray Kumor - Northern 111. Iowa Third Grade, Cheerleading Univ., Fourth Grade, Guidance, Basketball, Baseball Mrs. Carol Bundy • Northern 111. Univ., Remedial Reading Mr. Greg Hopton • Northern 111. Univ., Fifth Grade Faculty . .. BILL’S PHILLIPS 66 Hanover, Illinois 61041 We Teach Mrs. Edith Dwinnells - B.S. Music Educ. from Univ. of 111. Elem. Music, High School Band and Chorus, Colorguard Mrs. Andrea Evans • Eastern 111. Univ. Spanish, Seventh and Eighth Grade Science Ms. Shari Farral - B.A. from 111. State Univ. M.A. in English - Loras College Yearbook Advisor Mr. Nelson Gieger • B.S. from Northern 111. Univ. M.S. in Educ. from Univ. of Wis. - Platteville Science, Junior Sponsor Mrs. Georgia Hess - B. Ed. in Business Educ. from Univ. of Wis. • Whitewater Business, Typing, Junior Sponsor Mrs. Cheryl Hopton - B.S. in Educ. from Northern 111. Univ., Resource Room K-12, Special Education ALICE’S CERAMICS SHOP 208 Jefferson Hanover, Illinois 61041 The Children Mrs. Marion Howarth - B.S. in Educ. from Southern III. Univ., Sixth through Eighth and High School Mathematics Mr. Les Palmer • B.S. in Mech. Ag. from South Dakota State Univ., Shop, Agriculture, Junior Sponsor Mr. John Kilpatrick - B.S. in Educ. from Northern 111. Univ., M.S. in Admin, from Loras College, Social Studies, A.V. Dir., Athletic Dir., Asst. Administrator, Senior Sponsor Mr. Jack Stone - B.S. and M.S. from Univ. of Illinois, Seventh- Eighth and High School Mathemat- ics, Sophomore Sponsor Ms. Judy Klinkkammer - M.E. from Southern Oklahoma State Univ., Physical Education, Girls’ Volley- ball and Basketball Coach, Fresh- men Sponsor Mr. Dale Teberg - B.S. from Univ. of Iowa, Sixth Grade, Driver’s Educ., Boys’ Varsity Basketball Coach, Senior Sponsor APPLE RIVER WELL AND PUMP COMP. 5101 W. Blanding Rd. Hanover, Illinois 61041 Valuable Employees Charolotte Mills • Teachers Aide Millie Rummel • Teachers Aide David Sheppard • Teachers Aide Bus Drivers (from left): Kim Douvikas, Chuck Nobis, Vern Weise Janitors (from left): Kim Douvikas, Mary Kistler Marilyn Eberhardt • Secretary Bookkeeper Joanne Nobis ■ Secretary Cooks (from left): Marion Lord, Barb Steinhagen BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY 212 Jefferson Street Hanover, Illinois 61041 Senior Babies 1. Richard Geerts 2. Karen Hopkins 3. Pat Middendorf 4. Robert Wolter 5. Brenda Ferrell 6. Sandra Sherich 7. Michelle Kolb 8. Greg Hamil 9. Ron Stines 10. Lisa Schap 11. Karla Crandall 12 13 SENIOR MOSTS 1. MOST CREATIVE • Peggy Girot 2. LIFE OF THE PARTY • Perry Sprecher 1. MOST CHEERFUL - Greg Hamil 2. MOST SINCERE • Karen Hopkins 3. MOST MUSICAL - Dan Sheridan and Amy Cottral 4. BIGGEST “STORYTELLER” - Todd Hastings 5. MOST COMICAL - Brenda Ferrell and Perry Sprecher 6. MOST OUTGOING - DAN SHERIDAN 7. MOST DEPENDABLE - Karla Crandall 15 1. SHYEST - John Simons 2. LIKELY TO SUCCEED • Robert Wolter and Karla Crandall 3. MOST ATHLETIC - Karen Hopkins and Todd Bonar 4. CUTEST COUPLE - Teri Honerbaum and Pat Middendorf 5. SPACIEST ■ Michelle Kolb 6. MOST GULLIBLE - Amy Cottral 16 Class Of 1983 Officers (1-r): April Looney (Student Council), Todd Hastings (President), Sandra Sherich (Student Council), Todd Bonar (Vice-President), Karen Hopkins (Secretary), Perry Sprecher (Student Council), Karla Crandall (Treasurer), Dan Sheridan (Student Council) Class Motto “Some men see things as they are and say ‘Why?’ I dream of things that never were and say, ‘Why not?’” -George Bernard Shaw as quoted by Robert Kennedy Class Colors BURGUNDY AND GOLD Class Flower WHITE ROSE t TODD MICHAEL BONAR “I do will Jimmy Honerbaum my sense of humor.” Honor Roll 3; Class Off. 4; Revonah Staff 3; Math Contest 1; Librarian 4; Boys’ Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Swing Choir 1-4; Concert Bandl; Marching Band 1; Cty. Festival 2-4; Music Contest 1-4; Boys’ Basketball 1 4; All-Conference 1-4; Homecoming Honorary Capt. 4; Baseball 1-4 AMY LOUISE COTTRAL “I do will Sarah Barrash my ability to ‘toss the salad’!” Honor Roll 1-4; Teacher’s Aide 4; Librarian 3; HiLites Staff 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Drama Club 1,2; Class Off. 1; Girls’ Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1- 4; Swing Choir 4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1,2; Band Council 1-3; Cty. Festival 2-4; Music Contest 1-4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Cheerleader 1, 3 4; Girls’ Volleyball 1-4; Girls’ Basketball 1-3; Varsity Club 1-4 JACQUELINE ANN BONJOUR “I do will my Red Devil Costume to anybody who wants it.” Teacher’s Aide 3; HiLites Staff 4; Librarian 2,3; Colorguard 4; Girls’ Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; County Music Festival 3.4; Music Contest 1 4; Girls’ Volleyball 1-4 KARLA ANNE CRANDALL RICHARD ALLEN GEERTS “I do will David N. my automotive abilities.” AVC Automotive Repairs 4 “I do will Sandra my heighth so she can wear high heels.” Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 4; Revonah Staff 1-4 (Editor); Hilites Staff 4; Class Officer 2-4; Math Contest 1,2; Drama Club 1,2; Varsity Club 3; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Girls’ Chorus 1-4; Swing Choir 2-4; Chorus Off. 4; Marching Band 3,4; Colorguard 3,4 (Capt.); Music Contest 1-4; County Festival 2-4; District Festival 2-4; Girls’ Volleyball 2.3 Honor Roll 1-4; Student Council 1-3; Hilites Staff 4; Office Worker 3,4; Class Off. 1-3; Librarian 3; Varsity Club 2; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Girls’ Chorus 1-4; Chorus Off. 4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 2; Band Council 3; Music Contest 1-4; County Festival 3,4; Girls’ Volleyball 1,2; Girls’ Basketball 1-4 BRENDA LEE FERRELL ”1 do will my extracurricular activities to anyone brave enough to challenge them.” 17 PEGGY MARIE GIROT “I do will my car to Lisa so she’ll never have to drive another ‘bug’. Honor Roll 1, 3-4; A VC (Commerical art) 4; Librarian 2; Transfer Student 3; Drama Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Girls’ Chorus 1-4; Swing Choir 4; Chorus Off. 3; Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Band Council 4; Music Contest 1-2,4; County Festival 1-2.4; Girls’ Volleyball 1.2; Volleyball Mgr. 3 . m .M .M n z.1 Z.1 n l A i m TODD A. HASTINGS “I do will Jim H. the ability to learn about the python.” Class Off. (President) 4; Revonah Staff 2-4; Audio-Visual 4; Drama Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Music Contest 2-3; County Festival 3-4; Basketball 1-4; Golf 4; Baseball 1-4 GREGORY ALAN HAMIL “I do will my appreciation of a good band to Todd Holmbo.” AVC Graphic art 4; Revonah Staff 2-4; Hilites Staff 4; Audio-Visual 1-4; Drama Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Boys’ Chorus 1,2; Swing Choir 2-4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1,2; Music Contest 1-4; County Festival 2-4; Basketball 1,4; Baseball 1.4 18 KAREN ANN KILPATRICK “I do will Angie and Gina my ability to run into electric fences.” AVC Graphic art 4; Hilites Staff 4; Drama Club 1; Librarian 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls’ Chorus 1,2; Girls’ Basketball 4 THERESA LYNN HONERBAUM “I do will my driving skills and shyness to Jim.” Honor Roll 4; AVC Health Aides 4; Office Worker 3,4; Teacher’s Aide 3; Drama Club 2; Revonah Staff 3; Girls’ Chorus 1-3; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Marching Band 2; Lettergirls 2; Music Contest 3; County Festival 3; Girls’ Volleyball 1-3 KAREN ANN HOPKINS “I do will Kathleen my notebooks and not to lose them.” Honor Roll 3,4; D.A.R. 4; Class Off. 1-4; Drama Club 1,2; Office Worker 1; Varsity Club 1-4; Music Schol. 3; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Girls’ Chorus 1-4; Swing Choir 3,4; Chorus Off. 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1- 4; Drum Majorette 1-4; Band Council (President) 4; Music Contest 1-4; County Festival 1-4; Girls’ Volleyball 1 4; Girls’ Basketball 1-4; All-Conference 2-4 19 ML Honor Roll 4; AVC Off. Occupations 4; OEA Regionals 1st, 2nd places; Hilites Staff 4; Drama Club 1; Teachers' Aide 2.4; Mixed Chorus 1-4 Girls’ Chorus 1-4; Marching Band 1; Lettergirls 1; Music Contest 1; County Festival 3,4; Girls’ Volleyball 1 APRIL DAWN LOONEY “I do will Kathy Gable the ability to stay out of trouble.” Honor Roll 3,4; AVC Off. Occupations 4; OEA Regionals 1st place; Student Council 2-4; Class Off. 2-4; Hilites Staff 4; Off. Worker 3,4; Librarian 3; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Girls' Chorus 2-4: Marching Band 2,3; Colorguard 2,3; County Festival 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Girls' Volleyball 1-4; Girls' Basketball 1-3 PATRICK JOHN MIDDENDORF “I do will Mark Wild my ability to be the only boy in the girls’ shower.” Honor Roll 4; AVC Graphic art 4; Homecoming Escort 4 20 TROY DWIGHT MILLER DAVID ALLEN NANCE “I do will Richard my automotive abilities.” A VC Automotive Repairs 4; Homecoming Escort 4 ( I do will Sarah my ability to keep papers out.” Honor Roll 3,4; Revonah Staff 1,2; Drama Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Boys’ Chorus 1,2; Swing Choir 2-4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1; Band Council 3,4; Music Contest 1-4; County Festival 2-4; Baseball 1.2 MOIRA MARIE MURPHY “I do will Moni and Nisey the ability to continue to P.O.B.B.” Honor Roll 3,4; Student Council 1; Teachers’ Aide 3; Office Worker 4; Math Contest 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Girls’ Chorus 1-3; Colorguard 2; Marching Band 2; Music Contest 1-3; County Festival 2,3; Cheerleader 1, 3-4; Girls’ Volleyball 1- 4; Girls’ Basketball 1-3 21 MARIE ELLEN PETTERA “I do will Gina P. the ability to keep her mouth shut.” AVC Graphic art 4; Teachers' Aide 3; Hilites Staff 4; Drama Club 2; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Girls' Chorus 1, 3-4; Marching Band 1-2, 4; Colorguard 4; Lettergirls 1,2; Music Contest 3,4; County Festival 3; Girls' Volleyball 1,2; Girls' Basketball 3,4 MARGARET ANN PRATT “1 do will Sabina my ability to keep my eyes open in every class.” Hilites Staff 4; Girls’ Basketball 4 PATRICIA KAY PETTERA “I do will Angie and Gina my ability to run into fences.” AVC Graphic art 4; Librarian 1; Hilites Staff 4; Marching Band 2,4; Colorguard 4; Lettergirls 2 LISA RENNE SCHAP “I do will Mrs. Hess the privilege of taking care of Ricky.” AVC Off. Occupations 4; Hilites Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Girls’ Chorus 1-4; Colorguard 1; County Festival 3-4; Homecoming Candidate 3-4; Girls Volleyball 1 SANDRA KAY SHERICH “I do will Angie my ability to drive a stick shift.” Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 4; AVC Off. Occupations 4; OEA Regionals two 1st places; OEA State 6th place; Student Council 4; Class Officer 2.4; Revonah Staff 2.4; Math Contest 1-3; Drama Club 1; Hilites Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls’ Chorus 1; Marching Band 1,3; Colorguard 3; Lettergirls 1 ■ ■ DANIEL STEVEN SHERIDAN “I do will Amy my fishing tackle to create another ‘Bass-catching Cottonhead!’” Honor Roll 1; Student Council 1-4 (President); Class Officer 1-4 (President); Booster Club 3-4; Drama Club 1-2; Audio-Visual 1-4; Libr. 1-4; Revonah Staff 1; Mixed Chorus 1 4; Boys’ Chorus 1,2; Swing Choir 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1,2; Band Council 1; Music Contest 1-4; County Festival 1-4; Basketball 1,2; Golf 1-4 23 JOHN B. SIMONS “I do will Mike S. my ability to run fast and jump high.” Honor Roll 1-3; Math Contest 2-4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 2; Music Contest 1-4; County Festival 4; Basketball Manager 1.2 MICHAEL THOMAS SPEAKER “I do will my table-making ability to Kevin and Jim.” A VC Construction Trades 4 PERRY ALLAN SPRECHER “I do will Mr. Murphy a weight and locker room monitor for 5th hour P.E.” AVC Machine Shop 4; Student Council 2-4; Class Officer 2-4; Basketball 1,2 24 ROBIN LEE WILLE “I do will my heighth to Sarah Barrash.” Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 4; Math Contest 4; Office Worker 3; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Girls’ Chorus 1-2,4; Music Contest 1-4; County Festival 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Girls’ Volleyball 1,2 RONALD E. STINES “I do will Todd H. the ability to finish boot camp without bodily injury.” AVC Construction Trade 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Transfer Student 4 ROBERT JOHN WOLTER “I do will my HAWKEYE memorabilia to H.H.S. for the halls.” Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 4; Math Contest 1-4; Revonah Staff 3; Hilites Staff 4; Varsity Club 1- 4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Boys’ Chorus 1,2; Swing Choir 2-4; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Music Contest 1-4; County Festival 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Golf 3-4; All-conference 3 25 Graduation 1983 26 HONOR SPEAKER: Robin Wille HONOR SPEAKER: Robert Wolter 27 28 YEAR at a glance UNDERCLASSMEN v_____________y Junior Class Bar rash. Sarah Boop. Angie Dunn, Tim Eadie, Kevin Griffin, Mike Hastings. Kim Honerbaum, Jim Hopkins. Kathleen Irwin, Maureen Jeffers, Dereck Kistler, Dawn Miller, David O’Donnell, Stephanie Orth, Kevin Patterson, Kevin Penoyer, Brian Pike, Theresa Pratt. Jerry Smith, Gena Stevenson, Shelley Jo True. Gary Class Officers (1-r): Maureen Irwin (treas.), Kevin Orth (Student Coun.) Stephanie O’Donnell (sec.), Brian Penoyer (vice-pres), Gina Pettera and Kevin Patterson (Student Coun.), Angie Boop (president) BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY 212 Jefferson Street Hanover. Illinois 61041 Sophomore Class Carson, Rick Ertmer, Shawn Farrey, Sabina Gable. Kathy Harkness, Jim Jestice, Kevin Middendorf, Denise Miller. Andy Morris. Chris Nance. Tom Patterson. Rita Potter, Darcy Reitz, Todd Schleuning. Scott Sheridan. Clancy Vesely, Jennifer Walls. Larry Wild. Mark Wolter, Ray Class Officers (from top left to right): Jim Harkness (vice pres ), Kathy Gable (Student Coun.), Rick Carson (treas.), Darcy Potter (Student Coun.), Jennifer Vesely (secretary). Clancy Sheridan (president) BILL’S SUPERMARKET 105 107 Jefferson Street Hanover, Illinois 61041 Freshmen Class Boop, Ed Bourrette. Penny Carson. Diana Fobber, Connie Fobber, Mike Hamil, Kris Henkins, Jim Henkins. Robert Holmbo, Todd Irwin, Tim Kistler. Denise Miller, Brad Murphy, Moni Otis. Ben Reitz. Tammy Schleuning, Cathy Sevey, Trevor Shireman, Jodi Teberg, Ted Wild. Dina Wild. Matt Class Officers (l r): Ted Teberg (Student Coun.), Tim Irwin (president), Diana Carson (sec.), Ben Otis (vicepres.), Kris Hamil (treas.), Todd Holmbo (Student Coun.) BILL WOLTER’S AGENCY 109 Jefferson Hanover, Illinois 61041 ORGANIZATIONS V______________ D.A.R. Award This year’s recipient of the Daughters of American Revolution award was Karen Hopkins. This honor is awarded to a student who shows the characteristics of leadership, academics, de- pendability, and loyalty. Karen has displayed these qualities during her years at Hanover High School. National Honor Society The new members of the National Honor Society are Row 1: Sandra Sherich, David Miller, Maureen Irwin, Karla Crandall; Row 2: Robin Wille, Kevin Orth, Brian Penoyer, Robert Wolter, and Stephanie O’Donnell. These students were inducted into the National Honor Society because they displayed the essential qualities of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. BUCK’S SECURITY SERVICE Arlin E. Buck Hanover, Illinois 61041 Hanover High School Student Council, 1983 Seated (from left): April Looney, Kevin Patterson, Angie Boop, Dan Sheridan, Kevin Orth, Tim Irwin, Todd Hastings, Perry Sprecher. Standing: Mr. Murphy, Gina Pettera, Todd Holmbo, Darcy Potter, Ted Teberg, Clancy Sheridan, Kathy Gable, and Sandra Sherich. The Student Council has sponsored many activities here at Hanover High School. The council sponsored the Homecoming dance, supplementing their account by selling Homecoming buttons to students and faculty. They contribute to the entire community, both children and adults. At Halloween the members were on hand to assist the elementary students with costumes, and on Tag Day they sold tags downtown to raise money for the Ambulance Fund. CHRIS’S BEAUTY SHOP 315 Monroe Chris Dunham Hanover, Illinois 61041 Rev on ah, 1983 Row 1 (1-r): Denise Middendorf, Rita Patterson, Dina Wild, Ms. Farral (advisor), Kris Hamil, Greg Hamil. Row 2: Connie Fobber, Kim Hastings, Ben Otis, Rick Carson, Jim Harkness, Dawn Kistler, David Miller, Karla Crandall (editor). Row 3: Diana Carson, Clancy Sheridan, Shelley Stevenson, Kathy Gable Editor's Message My experience as Editor of the 1983 REVONAH is something I will never forget. Putting together the yearbook is hard work, and it takes determination as well as time. It taught me a great sense of responsibility and a need for organization. Although I spent many hours preparing the 1983 REVONAH, its publication would not have been possible if not for the members of the staff. They went on ad drives and helped out when they may have had other things to do. I wish to thank them for all their time and effort. I cannot express enough appreciation to the following people: Angie, Shelley, Sandra, and Greg. They stayed after school to type, worked on countless layouts, and took endless photographs. Without their effort, we would still be working on page 2. To Miss Farral, advisor, a special thank you. Without her help, there would be no book. Congratulations, staff, on a well-deserved triumph! -Karla Crandall, Editor THE COUNTRY COMPANIES Roland Sieman, Agent Hanover, Illinois 61041 Voc.-Tech. Students Row 1 (L. to R.): Greg Hamil, Jackie Bonjour. Row 2: David Nance, Marie Pettera, Pat Pettera, Richard Geerts, Ron Stines, Mike Speaker, Pat Middendorf, Teri Honerbaum, Lisa Schap, Peggy Girot, Sandra Sherich. Row 3: Perry Sprecher, Michelle Kolb, April Looney, Karen Kilpatrick, Todd Hastings Hilites Row 1 (L. to R.): Lisa Schap, Brenda Ferrell, Robert Wolter. Row 2: Greg Hamil, Michelle Kolb, Peggy Pratt, April Looney, Mrs. Hess. Row 3: Karla Crandall, Sandra Sherich, Karen Kilpatrick. Row 4: Amy Cottral, Marie Pettera. Row 5: Jackie Bonjour, Pat Pettera DARYL’S BARBER SHOP Daryl Steinhagen Hanover, Illinois 61041 Librarians From Left: Todd Bonar, Clancy Sheridan, Angie Boop, Jim Harkness, Dawn Kistler, Mrs. Wilbricht, Dan Sheridan, Jodi Shireman. Office Workers From Left: Angie Boop, Teri Honerbaum, Diana Carson, April Looney, Moira Murphy, Maureen Irwin, Stephanie O’Donnell, Brenda Ferrell. FARRELL’S MOTEL Pat Lois Farrell Hanover, Illinois 61041 Audio-Visual Aides Row 1 (L. to R.): Gary True, Larry Walls, Dan Sheridan. Row 2: Mike Griffin, Mr. Kilpatrick, Greg Hamil, Tom Nance, Jim Honerbaum, Todd Hastings, and Rick Carson Student Teacher Aides Row 1 (L. to R.): Shelley Stevenson, Amy Cottral, Denise Middendorf, Michelle Kolb, Lisa Schap, Angie Boop, Peggy Girot. Row 2: Jennifer Vesely, Rita Patterson, Sabina Farrey, Dawn Kistler, Denise Kistler, Gina Pettera GRAY’S INSURANCE AGENCY Chuck Gray Hanover, Illinois 61041 591-2223 HANOVER AVON REPRESENTATIVES Judy Wild, Mary Wild, Faye Miller Hanover, Illinois Students Steal The Show ATHLETICS _________________ Coaches' Comments VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1982-83 Varsity basketball season was frustrating in terms of victo- ries. What was not frustrating was the way the players kept working. The test of how much heart a team has is how they finish a season after so many losses. Instead of hanging it up for the year, we won two of our last five regular season games and were close in the other three. I will always remember the 1982-83 team, not for their record but for their courage and desire. Mr. Dale Teberg GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL AND BASKETBALL As we look through this yearbook to recapture memories of the past year, we find the Fresh-Soph volleyball team winning the conference tourna- ment and finishing in 2nd place in the conference. The Varsity volleyball team finished the season in 2nd place. One of their highlights was beating the conference champion Thomson in two games at home. The last basketball game of the season also meant the end of girls’ basketball at HHS. Although our numbers were small, the seven young ladies who finished the season did their best from start to finish. I wish the Seniors the best of everything and urge the underclassmen to make every effort to make “Big Red” number one! Ms. Judy Klinkkammer FRESH-SOPH BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL Our Fresh-Soph basketball season ended on a winning note this year. Although we did not accomplish what we had hoped for, the team always got along and showed good sportsmanship. The baseball season had its share of excitement, especially because of our Seniors contributions: Robert Wolter’s homeruns, Todd Bonar’s timely hits, Todd Hasting’s head-first slides, Ron Stine’s fielding, and Greg Ha- mil’s baserunning. We had a 6-6 season and took third place. Also, we beat Chadwick for the first time in six years. Thanks, Seniors, and Good Luck to you all! Mr. Ray Kumor HANOVER C1TGO SERVICE Dan Griffin Hanover, Illinois 61041 Cheerleaders Varsity From top: April Looney, Moira Murphy, Shelley Jo Stevenson, Amy Cottral, Kim Hastings Fresh-Soph Front: Penny Bourrette, Moni Murphy, Denise Kistler. Back: Jennifer Vesely, Kathy Gable “Unlimited Alterations’’ by THE CLOTHES BUILDER Kari Engelen 591-2342 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Varsity From top left: Stephanie O’Donnell, Kathleen Hopkins, Shelley Jo Stevenson, Sarah Barrash, April Looney, Kim Hastings, Coach Judy Klinkkammer, Jackie Bonjour, Dawn Kistler, Amy Cottral, Moira Murphy, Karen Hopkins, Maureen Irwin Frosh - Soph From bottom left: Coach Judy Klinkkammer, Diana Carson, Moni Murphy, Denise Kistler, Kathy Gable, Jodi Shireman, Jennifer Vesely, Connie Fobber Cathy Schleuning and Darcy Potter (seated on bottom bleacher) 44 HANOVER EMT ASSOCIATION Hanover, Illinois 61041 . . . In Action HANOVER REMINDER GALENA GAZETTE Patsy Geiger, rep. Hanover, III. 61041 GIRLS' BASKETBALL l-r: Dawn Kistlcr, Peggy Pratt, Karen Hopkins, Stephanie O’Donnell, Coach Judy Klinkkammer, Marie Pettera, Brenda Ferrell, Denise Kistler . . . In Action HANOVER SPEED WASH Hanover, Illinois 61041 Baseball ... Front: Rick Carson, Ron Stines, Tim Irwin, Greg Hamil. Row 2: Dereck Jeffers, Robert Wolter, Larry Walls, Todd Hastings, Todd Holmbo, Chris Turner. Back: Coach Ray Kumor, David Sheppard, Ted Teberg, Todd Bonar, Ray Wolter, Clancy Sheridan, Kevin Orth, Ben Otis . . . In Action HANOVER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Hanover, Illinois 61041 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Varsity Left to right: Greg Hamil, Ron Stines, Dereck Jeffers, Jim Honerbaum, Todd Hastings, Tim Dunn, Bob Wolter, Todd Bonar, Kevin Orth, Kevin Patterson, Mike Griffin, Coach Dade Teberg, Matt Griffin (manager) Frosh - Soph Left to right: Rick Carson, Todd Reitz, Mike Fobber, Jim Harkness, Ben Otis, Larry Walls, Clancy Sheridan, Coach Ray Kumor, Ted Teberg, Todd Holmbo, Jim Henkins, Tim Irwin, Matt Wild LADIES AUXILIARY TO VFW POST 5300 Hanover, Illinois 61041 . . . In Action Todd Bonar, Senior Tim Dunn. Junior Mike Griffin. Junior Greg Hamil, Senior Todd Hastings. Senior Jim Honerbaum, Junior Dereck Jeffers. Junior Kevin Orth, Junior Kevin Patterson. Junior Ron Stines. Senior Robert Wolter, Senior LAW JONES FUNERAL HOME Hanover, Illinois 61041 All-Conference Players Five Hanover students were chosen as all-conference players for their performances during the 1982-83 sports season. Karen Hopkins was selected based on her abilities in volleyball. Because of their skill in baseball, the following boys were selected: (from left) Ron Stines, Kevin Orth, Robert Wolter, and Todd Bonar. LOIS MILLER, Agent for TRI-STATE TOURS Hanover, Illinois 61041 ois Conductor's Message Hanover High School participated in many musical events this year. Our two choruses sang in the annual school Christmas Program as well as for Organizations Contest. Several choral members also participated in County Music Festival at Elizabeth and some in Solo and Ensemble Contest. Our Swing Choir participated in the Christmas Program, Contest and performed at the Spring Band Concert. Band members have had their share of activities, too. We marched in the Oktoberfest and Memorial Day Pa- rades, played for the Veteran’s Day service and for Armed Forces Day at the Savanna Army Depot. We also competed in Organizations Contest, and, as usual, we provided music for all boys’ home basketball games. Several members participated in Solo and Ensemble Contest and County Music Festival. Our annual Spring Concert was a success. We will be losing several members from Band and Cho- rus this year at graduation; they will be missed since most are outstanding musicians. We wish all of them and the rest of the Class of 1983 the best in their future plans! -Mrs. Edith Dwinnels Music Director Chorus Officers Front (1-r): Brenda Ferrell (president), Moni Murphy (librarian). Back (1-r): Karla Crandall (secretary), Karen Hopkins (librarian), Tammy Reitz (librarian), Jodi Shireman (librarian), Denise Middendorf (secretary) LYNDA’S BEAUTY SHOP 303 Monroe 591-3744 Hanover, Illinois 61041 Girls' Chorus At piano • Mrs. Edith Dwinnells (director). Front (l-r): Kris Hamil, April Looney. Jackie Bonjour, Moni Murphy, Jodi Shireman. Middle: (l-r): Karla Crandall. Lisa Schap, Michelle Kolb. Kathy Gable. Diana Carson, Connie Fobber, Brenda Ferrell. Teri Honerbaum. Back (l-r): Peggy Girot, Karen Hopkins, Maureen Irwin, Kathleen Hopkins, Marie Pettera, Amy Cottral Mixed Chorus Front (l-r): Karla Crandall, Jodi Shireman, Diana Carson, Kim Hastings, Brenda Ferrell, Amy Cottral, Moni Murphy, Kris Hamil, Teri Honerbaum, Denise Middendorf. Row 2 (l-r): Connie Fobber, Penny Bourrette, April Looney, Rick Carson, Mrs. Edith Dwinnells (director), Greg Hamil, Jackie Bonjour, Lisa Schap. Michelle Kolb. Row 3 (l-r): Kathy Gable. Rita Patterson, Cathy Schleuning, Ray Wolter, Troy Miller, Dan Sheridan, Jim Honerbaum, Jennifer Vesely, Peggy Girot, Tammy Reitz. Back (l-r): Kathleen Hopkins, Darcy Potter, Maureen Irwin, Clancy Sheridan, Bob Wolter, Todd Bonar, Jim Harkness, Marie Pettera, Robin Wille, Karen Hopkins MILL CITY TAP Hanover, Illinois 61041 SULLIVAN’S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 114 Jefferson Hanover, Illinois 61041 Front (1-r): Karen Hopkins, Clancy Sheridan, Kathleen Hopkins, Amy Cottral. Middle (1-r): Todd Bonar, Troy Miller, Dan Sheridan. Back (1-r): Bob Wolter, Maureen Irwin, Karla Crandall, Greg Hamil Colorguard 1-r: Gina Pettera, Pat Pettera, Cathy Schleuning, Marie Pettera, Karla Crandall (captain), Kris Hamil Swing Choir Marching Band CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! WINDWOOD MANOR Hanover, Illinois 61041 WHISTLING WINGS Leo Whalen Hanover, Illinois 61041 56_______________________________________________________________ Concert Band Front row (1-r): Maureen Irwin, Rita Petterson, Dawn Kistler, Kim Hastings, Jodi Shireman, Mary Gable, Diana Carson, Peggy Girot. Row 2 (1-r): Suzi Geiger, Joan Schaible, Budd Berg, Todd Holmbo, Troy Miller, Karen Hopkins, Connie Fobber, Kathleen Hopkins. Row 3 (1-r): Greg Hamil, Brenda Ferrell, Andy Miller, John Simons, Steve Wilbricht, Brad Zigler, Amy Cottral, Back row (1-r): Stephanie O’Donnell, Ted Teberg, Todd Hastings, Ben Otis, Clancy Sheridan, Mrs. Edith Dwinnells (director), Dan Sheridan. Front (1-r): Maureen Irwin (vice-pres.), Karen Hopkins (president. Back (1-r): Troy Miller (quartermaster), Kim Hastings (sec.), Peggy Girot (lib.), Todd Holmbo (asst, quartermaster), Rita Patterson (Sophomore rep.), Ted Teberg (Freshmen rep.) Band Council VELMA’S CLOTHES CLOSET Hanover, Illinois 61041 Front (1-r): Andy Miller, Stephanie O’Donnell, Brenda Ferrell. Middle (1-r): Amy Cottral, Karen Hopkins, Peggy Girot, Maureen Irwin. Back (1-r): John Simons, Dawn Kistler, Kathleen Hopkins County Festival Vocal Representatives Instrumental Representatives Front (1-r): Karla Crandall, Robin Wille, Clancy Sheridan, Kim Hastings, Michelle Kolb. Back (1-r): Robert Wolter, Todd Bonar, Lisa Schap, April Looney, Greg Hamil, Jackie Bonjour T I YARDLEY, INC. Roger Yardley Hanover, Illinois 61041 YEAR AT A GLANCE STUDENT LIFE The Red Devil Booster Club sponsored a Dinner Theater on May 6th, 7th, and 8th. Under the direction of Mrs. Maggie Hammer and Mrs. Sheila Cottrell, high school students and members of the community participated in the singing and acting. Mrs. Connie Sheridan served as producer of the show. The theme of this year’s production was “Love Makes the World Go Round”. 61 BETTY’S VARIETY Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 HEA Honors Banquet The Hanover Education Association hosted its sixth annual Honors Banquet on May 14. Eleven junior and senior students who have achieved a cumulative grade average in excess of a B average were honored along with their parents. Other invited guests were the district school board and administration. Special guest Mrs. Olive Speer, former Hanover vocal music teacher, presented recognition certificates to the honor students and their parents. Second grade teacher, Miss Donna Noon, awarded the H.E.A. scholarships to two seniors: Karla Crandall and Sandra Sherich. Photographs of the honor students at various school activities and a musical presentation concluded the program. The 1982-83 honor students are Sarah Barrash, Karla Crandall, Michael Griffin, Maureen Irwin, David Miller, Stephanie O’Donnell, Kevin Orth, Brian Penoyer, Sandra Sherich, Robin Wille, and Robert Wolter. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS!! HANOVER EDUCATION ASSOCIATION CHIAVERINA’S 112 N. Main Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 855-3718 Athletic Banquet The Hanover Lions Club sponsored the 18th annual Athletic Banquet on May 14th. The occasion was in honor of those students who participated in sporting events during the 1982-83 season. Guest speaker for the evening was Mr. Thom Cornelis, Sports Director at WQAD-TV in Moline. Lion Club President Reynold Nolan awarded the athletic awards to Karen Hopkins and Robert Wolter, who were chosen as recipients based on the qualities of athletic ability, scholarship, team spirit, and citizenship. Awards Day Theresa Honerbaum (left) and Sandra Sherich were recognized for their accomplishments in O.E.A. The following students were awarded scholarships from colleges: Amy Cottral, Dan Sheridan, Karla Crandall, Robert Wolter, and Theresa Honerbaum. Todd Bonar and Karen Hopkins were chosen as Best Athletes of the Class of 1983. Awards Day was held on May 27th to recognize the stu- dents’ accomplishments in the fields of music and academ- ics. Honors were presented for yearbook, O.E.A., music contest, math contest, scholarship, and sports. DAVID N. HOWARTH, ATTORNEY Elizabeth. Illinois 61028 858-2323 Slave Day Top left: Moni Murphy and Trevor Sevey Top center: Todd Hastings and Bill Morris Top right: Tim Irwin and Mike Fobber Bottom left: Matt Wild Center: Connie Fobber and Dina Wild Right center: Ed Boop Center bottom: Cathy Schleuning and Brad Miller Right bottom: Rick Carson, Kris Hamil and Denise Kistler 66 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! ELIZABETH GARAGE, INC. Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! EICKMAN’S FOOD MART Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 HOMECOMING Teachers were once young too! Punk Day And 50's Day At the pep rally, each class present- ed a skit which “spirited” the Red Devils on to victory that evening over the Scales Mound Hornets. The Seniors’ operation sketch, fea- turing Dr. Groucho Marx, readied the Red Devil spirit for victory while the Juniors’ caterpillar “stomped out’ the menacing Scales Mound Hornet. Sophomore memo- ries of the past showed the prevail- ing Red Devil spirit, and the Fresh- men, with the aid of Mr. Murphy and faculty members, proved that there is a “sucker born every min- ute”, among them the Scales Mound Hornets. 68 ELIZABETH STATE BANK Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 NINETEEN EIGHTY-THREE SENIOR SPIRIT The Junior class won this year’s poster con- test with their version of E.T., with the Scales Mound Hornets playing the alien. The Freshmen poster, featuring Garfield, took second place while the Seniors came in third with “The Force” from Star Wars. The Sophomores finished fourth with their koala bear scene. FISCHER’S Ed Fischer Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 69 Homecoming Game ... 70 IRWIN BISHOP BUSY BIG STORE Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 ... Hanover Vs. Scales Mound WAYMAN COBINE FARM EQUIPMENT Hwy. 20 West Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 71 Homecoming Court, 1983 The 1983 Homecom- ing Queen was Senior Robin Wille. Robin was escorted by Junior Bri- an Penoyer and crowned by Devil Cap- tain, Senior Todd Bonar. The other mem- bers of the court were: Lisa Schap, escorted by David Nance, both Sen- iors; Stephanie O’Don- nell, Junior, escorted by Senior Pat Midden- dorf; Jennifer Vesely, Sophomore, and her escort, Junior David Miller. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GALENA 115 Perry Galena, Illinois 61036 BOCK BUI LYNNWOOD I' GOLF HWKSITES GALENA DRY CLEANERS Galena, IL 61036 Junior-Senior Prom Eighth Grade Berg, Budd Callahan, Amy Carlquist, Virginia Cliff, Roxanne Gable. Mary Geiger. Suzanne Griffin, Denise Henkins, Gary Kistler, Darla Narro-Garcia, Alexa Nolan. Laura Pettera, George Pike. John Schaible, Joan Schap. Richard Schleuning, Kevin Schnidt, William Volquardts. Eric Wilbricht, Stephen Zigler, Brad 76 KEG AND CASK Highway 20 Galena, Illinois 61036 Seventh Grade Ballard, Leann Bonjour, Gerald Bourrette, Patricia Carlquist, Eric Dunham, Jennifer Fobber, Lisa Ford, Keith Haller. Deanna Haring, Tommy Hill. Chris Hunt, Michael Kautz, Daniel Lord, DeAnna Miller. Jackie Palmer, Brad Potter. Jeff Pritchard, Sandra Randall. Teresa Simons, Rebecca Sprecher, Pamela Stevenson, Eric Vandervate, Tammy STAIR’S SURE FINE Galena, Illinois 61036 Sixth Grade Edgerton, David Edmunds, Stephanie Farrell, Laura Geiger. Molly Griffin. Matt Henkins, Jack Johnson. Edwin Mihelich, Sharon Misner. Cindy Mullane. Ben Narro-Garcia. Noel Pettera, Susan Pritchard, Billy Reitz, Kim Schaible, Steve Shireman, Scott Shoemaker, Mike Stotler. Rebecca Van Meter, Dawn Volquardts, Evan Wagenknecht, Randy Wild. Melody SULLIVAN’S SUPER VALUE Galena, Illinois 61036 MIDDLE SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL 8th Grade Left to right: Coach Donna Noon, Joan Schaible, Darla Kistler, Mary Gable, Laura Nolan, Jackie Miller, Nisey Griffin, Paula Schreiner, Roxanne Cliff, Leann Ballard, Tracy Randall, Deanna Haller, Suzi Geiger, Tammy Vandervate 6th-7th Grade Seated (1-r): Tracy Randall, Kim Reitz, Pam Sprecher, Molly Geiger, Stephanie Edmunds, Laura Farrell. Standing (1-r): Tammy Vandervate, DeAnna Lord, Melody Wild, Becky Stotler, Coach Donna Noon. On ladder: Leann Ballard, Jennifer Dunham, Deanna Haller, Jackie Miller WALSH STORES Galena, Illinois 61036 MIDDLE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS 8th Grade Left to right: Darla Kistler, Amy Callahan, Joan Schaible, Nisey Griffin 6th-7th Grade Front: Molly Geiger. Back (1-r): Tracy Randall, Melody Wild, Tammy Vandervate ENGEL’S JEWELERS Main Street Savanna, Illinois 61074 MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL 8th Grade Left to right: Jeff Potter, Dan Kautz, Brad Palmer, Brad Zigler, Bob Robertson, Coach David Sheppard, Steve Wilbricht, Bill Schnidt, Kevin Schleuning, Chris Hill, Tommy Haring, George Pettera 6th-7th Grade Front row (1-r): Ben Mullane, David Edgerton, Jeff Potter, Steve Schaible, Eric Stevenson, Matt Griffin. Back row (1-r): Tommy Haring, Dan Kautz, Brad Palmer, Coach David Sheppard, Edwin Johnson, Mike Hunt, Chris Hill HOGAN’S DRUG STORE Savanna, Illinois 61074 Student Council Sitting (1-r): Lisa Fobber, Jeff Potter, Steve Wilbricht, Ben Mullane, Matt Griffin. Standing (1-r): Tommy Haring, Joan Schaible, Suzi Geiger, Brad Zigler, Steve Schaible, Bill Schnidt, David Edgerton, Chris Hill Band Sitting (1-r): Chris Hill, David Edgerton, Budd Berg, Scott Shireman, Tommy Haring. Middle (1-r): Roxanne Cliff, Pam Sprecher, Steve Wilbricht, Randy Wagenknecht, Deanna Haller, Suzi Geiger, Jackie Miller, Amy Callahan, Joan Schaible. Standing (i-r): Brad Zigler, Mrs. Dwinnells, Mary Gable, Brad Palmer, Stephanie Edmunds, Cindy Misner, Laura Farrell, Lisa Fobber, Becky Stotler, Molly Geiger, Nisey Griffin, Jeff Potter Chorus Front (1-r): Alexa Narro-Garcia, Patty Bourrette, DeAnna Lord, Becky Stotler, Kim Reitz, Joan Schaible, Suzi Geiger. Middle (1-r): Jackie Miller, Becca Simons, Deanna Haller, Laura Farrell, Pam Sprecher. Back (1-r): Sharon Mihelich, Laura Nolan, Cindy Misner, Molly Geiger, Melody Wild, Stephanie Edmunds, Mrs. Dwinnells MINER BOOKKEEPING TAX SERVICE 127 Main Street Savanna, Illinois 61074 -Jassi- _Jat a glanced_ ELEMENTARY Fifth Grade Berg, Elfriede Boop. Darcy Cliff. Dianne DeViney, Stacy Edgerton, John Gable. Ryan Haring. Christopher Haug. Sheryl Houseman. Benjamin Johnson. Melissa Kolb. Nicole Liberg, Brady Moldenhauer, Richard Nolan. Billy Palmer. Joleen Pratt. Karen Richmond. Kelly Schaible. Michael Tonne. Karen Wells. Jodie SAVANNA CLEANERS 228 Chicago Avenue Savanna, Illinois 61074 273-3911 HANOVER VS. Elizabeth The Hanover fifth grade basketball team competed against Elizabeth fifth graders in two games. The Little Devils won 6-0 when they played between the high school boys’ basketball games at Hanover. At Elizabeth, the fifth grade game was tied 4-4 when they played during half-time of the girls’ basketball game. The team members were John Edgerton, Ryan Gable, Chris Haring, Ben Houseman, Brady Liberg, Richard Moldenhauer, Billy Nolan, Mike Schaible, Jodie Wells. Cheering the Little Devils on were fifth graders Elfriede Berg, Darcy Boop, Dianne Cliff, Stacy DeViney, Sheryl Haug, Melissa Johnson, Nicole Kolb, Jolene Palmer, Karen Pratt, Kelly Richmond, and Karen Tonne. RIVERBOAT LOUNGE GALLEY Main Street Savanna, Illinois 61074 Fourth Grade Ballard, Trevor Bennett. Brian Harmon. Todd Kautz, Bryan Liberg. Sasha Lord. Christopher Miller, Leanna Miller. Rebecca Palmer, Connie Pritchard. Renee Reitz. Tracey Schleuning, Diane Service. Kathleen Straight. Toby Thompson. Lisa Trader. Matthew True. Jennifer SAVANNA STATE BANK Savanna, Illinois 61074 Third Grade Ballard. Kristine Eadie. Clarence Guay. Russell Hammer. Nathan Houseman. Gretchen Leitzen. Christopher Leitzen. Jeremy Llewellyn. Heather Mercer. Jason Miller. Scott Miller. Traci Moses. Sarah Mulholland. Marci Mullane. Matt Penoyer. Michelle Richmond. Tamera Richmond. Theodore Roe. Melissa Seagraves. Boris Stotler, Robert Van Meter. Jodi Van Meter. Kim SITES SHOE REPAIR Savanna. Illinois 61074 Second Grade Ballard. Derek Bennett. Amy Bourrette. Craig Chamberlain. Robert Edmunds. Barbara Ertmer, Aaron Fulton, Rebecca Gannon, David Haug, Daniel Johnson. Marci Kautz. Paula Kilpatrick. Ryan Mercer, Derrick Moldenhauer. Rachel Mutters. Erica Patterson, Joshua Schleicher. Connie Teberg, Corey Tonne. Lara Wagenknecht. John Zigler, Karry 88 SULLIVAN’S SUPER VALUE Savanna, Illinois 61074 First Grade Bennett, David Boop, Brian Bourrette, Jason Dunham. Lindsay Edgerton, Robert Farrell. John T. Geerts, Anthony Hopton, Scott Howard, Fiona Johnson. Stacy Knoepfle. Casey Leitzen. Chad Miller. Nicole Mulholland, Troy Nolan, Lydia Pettera, Sabrina Richmond. Thomas Roe, Jon Sproule, Chad Stoflet, Trevor Stotler, Jeremy TASTEE FREEZ Dennis O. Bowman 708 Main Street Savanna, Illinois 61074 Kindergarten Baker. Paris Bennett. Dana Coffey. Ronald Douvikas. Chad Gannon, Alison Hoppe. Shondra Liberg. Erinn McCormick. Christopher Mihelich, Selena Miller, Dana Moses. John Purchis, Bryan Richmond. Kathy Schleuning. Nicole Whalen. Sarah WATER BEDROOM Carroll County Complete Waterbed Store Savanna, IL HANOVER SHELL STATION 591-2351 Congratulations Class Of 1983 Danny and Judy Dunn, April Looney, and Russell Tharp HANOVER CAFE 591-3845 Congratulations Class Of 1983 93 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! 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