Homer High School - Homerian Yearbook (Homer, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1978 volume:

2 Underclassmen p. 2 Administration p. 28 Athletics p. 39 Organizations p. 61 Activities p. 81 Ads p. 97 Memories 797$ Momerian Homer High School Homer, Jlliuois Volume 60 5 7 Di nig S Diane Elizabeth Diei Rynda Dee Ellis Pat Patricia Marie Freeman Jody Sue Hilpipre Hilpepper Judith Kay Humphrey Stephen Robert McDonald Virgil Cheryl Mac Adoo Harry Lee Hockersmith Cheryl Lynn Jones 9 Kimberly Gale Mitchell James Nathan Patton Kimbo Ciberace 10 Crash Zigger Kelley Kathy Ann Robertson Kelley Marie Taylor I Donald Janies Taeger Jeri Lynn Wilson 12 1st Row: Tammy Chism, Judy Humphrey, Diane Diel, Phyllis Cast, Cheryl Jones, Sara Ridinger, Kathy Robertson, Peggy Judy Meade, Rynda Ellis, Jill Craver, Kim Mitchell. 3rd Row: Lee Hockersmith, Steve McDonald, Jerry Burton, Steve Pfaab, Jody Hil- 14 pipre. 2nd Row: Kelly Taylor, Vicki Clem, Lynn Peters, Dawn Robertson, Jeri Wilson, Patti Freeman, McMasters, Bill Buck, Dav- id Chrestman, Jim Patton, Mark Coyle. Not pictured: Don Taeger. 15 Special Recognition Patti Freeman Choral Award Tammy Chism Valedictorian Illinois State Scholar Ray E. Litherland Award American Legion Award Bill Buck Boys’ State Dawn Robertson Salutatorian HERO Award •1 1 -- b t.i 16 Jim Patton John Phillips Sousa Award Arian Award Diane Diel DAR Girls’ State FHA Silver Award Jill Craver Illinois State Scholar Steve McDonald SAR Boys’ State Illinois State Scholar Homer Bank Scholarship American Legion Award 17 Lee Hockersmith Industrial Arts Award Senior Class Officers Top to Bottom: Patti Freeman, Student Council Rep.; Jerry Burton, Sergeant at Arms; Rynda Ellis, Treasurer; Jeri Wilson, Student Council Rep.; Steve McDonald, President;Diane Diel, Sec- retary; Tammy Chism, Vice-President. Class Mowers Koses Class Colors Maroon and (fold Class Motto.- JCife is an endless search for self-knowledge, a bittersweet time for reaching, touching, discovering... becom- ing ... until sooner than you expect that bridge is crossed and you are no longer a child. Sdward Cunningham Class Sponsors: Mrs. Searby, Mr. Males, and Mrs. young 18 “Zkis is what we leave behind...,, I, BILL BUCK, being of seldom sober mind, will my ability to partake of “the ” beverage to the 78-79 football team. I, JERRY BURTON, being of sound mind and cute bod, do hereby will to David Reed the knowledge that Fithian girls are not ANYTHING compared to Homer girls and to Annette Lewis, a different guy for each week so she won’t get bored. I, PHYLLIS CAST, being of sound mind and bod, do hereby will my “little” brother Kevin to Carla S., and to my 8th hour chemistry class, I will muzzles for each one. I, DAVID CHRESTMAN, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Stan Burton. I, TAMMY CHISM, do hereby refuse to make a will. (No senior ever willed ME anything!) I, VICKI CLEM, will my half of the chorus folder and my talented? alto voice to Kris Lacey. Don’t let anyone hear you, Kris; I didn’t! and to Connie Rogers I will my outstanding ability to “IMPRESS” a certain State Trooper. Thanks a lot! I, MARK COYLE, being of sound mind and slim body, will my super ability to play basketball to Greg Bange, and my ability to get along with all the teachers to Keith Wheet! I, JILL CRAVER, being of sound mind and body, will my steady hands, Mountain Dew cans, and ability to make good friends from out of town to Kim Chrestman and Kathy Richter (not that either of you need these!) I, DIANE DIEL, will to certain girls of the Class of ’81, my ability to be active in at least one organization. Way to get involved girls! I’d like to wish the Class of ’79 luck in making their senior year a success. I, RYNDA ELLIS, being of developed body and stable mind, will my great maneuvering ability in driving to the Class of ’80; you’ll need it, right Dave and Todd? I, PATTI FREEMAN, being of sound mind and body, will to Karen and Kris Lacey my ability to get along with “cer- tain” people at the Swim Beach and to Kathy Richter I will my driver’s license and a can of cherries! I, JODY HILPIPRE, being of half sound and half spacey mind, do hereby will my position as head troublemaker in PE to Rhonda Hilpipre. Carry on, Sis! I, LEE HOCKERSMITH, being of dirty mind and great body, will my dried up Mennen Speed Stick in my PE locker to Jamie Rogers. I, STEVE MCDONALD, being of no mind and great body, will 2 rocker arms, a cracked manifold, and a hole in your radiator to any fellow Chevy owner. Ain’t those Chevys great!! I, STEVE MCMASTERS, being of sound mind and body, will Roberta Ketchum my curls, my great ability to lose my wallet, and my eye that twitches when I talk: to Nancy Morgan I will my height: and to Richard Nale, the ability to sing Rockin’ Robin. I, JUDY MEADE, will to Connie Rogers my ability to play volleyball all the time, and to Mark McMasters all my “ar- tistic drawings” from psychology class. I, KIM MITCHELL, being of occasionally decent mind, do hereby will to “certain” freshman girls (Class of ’81) portable mirrors that attach to their foreheads so they can admire themselves constantly. Try not to get eyestrain, children. I, JIM PATTON, being of perfect mind and body, will my gilded leather chorus folder to Carol Wakefield, my “straight- ness” to Jimmy Danner, and my quick wit and ability to come up with a “comment” to Mary Beth Woodward. I, LYNN PETERS, being of no relation to Crystal (thank goodness), leave an undamaged headline ruler to Carol Wake- field! You’re gonna need it! I, PEGGY PFAAB, being of unsound mind and hopeless body, do hereby will my fantastic height to Gary Hockersmith. Gary, don’t forget to duck while going under tables! I, SARA RIDINGER, being of witty mind and short body, will my ability to keep appointments to Rick Clem, and to Jim Danner, my ability to keep my mouth shut to certain people. I, DAWN ROBERTSON, being of studious mind and ?: ! body, will my typing hour to anyone who wants it (2 left hands won’t work), and my naturally curly hair to Chris Allen. I, KATHY ROBERTSON, being of sound mind and short body, do hereby will some Fruit of the Loom to Greg Izard and Matt Basala and my ability to have a friendship (and nothing more) with a guy to all the people who cannot understand that!! I, DON TAEGER, being of dirty mind, will my driver’s license to Randy Allen (for proof of age) and my out-of-town women to my brother. (Go get ’em, guys!) I, KELLEY TAYLOR, will my ability to stall on handing things in (especially this will) to anyone who wants it. Take my word for it, don’t take this! I, JERI WILSON, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Robison to Lee Ann Newlin, and my flair with the “men” to all those who need it! 19 Rick Clem Craig Collins Christy Danner Pam Danner Debbie Dodd Janene Ethridge Allen Glenn Roberta Ketchum Rick Kirby Jim Lacey Karen Lacey Mark McMasters Kim Miller Carol Wakefield Kim Wallace Jim Wilson Crystal Peters Ronnie Peters Tammy Pridemore Jeff Wright Brian Pruitt Terry Pruitt David Robertson Connie Rogers Tom Wolf Jamie Rogers Lori Rushing Laura Sanderson Kelly Sturdyvin Michelle Taylor 23 Kris Allen Roger Allen Greg Bange Tim Brown Bruce Bryan Kathy Richter, S.C. Rep.; Todd Smith, Vice- president; Kevin McKen- zie, S.C. Rep.; Kris Lacey, Treasurer; Kim Chrestman, Secretary; Annette Lewis, Pres- ident. Ken Ketchum Brett Kilian Jim Kirby Dale Kirks Kris Lacey 24 Scott Covington Scott Coyle Donna Cutright Stan Burton Julie Butler Jill Canaday Kim Chrestman C.W. Greer Wm. Hancock Steve Humphrey Karen Kasper Fred Danner James Danner David Ellis fV ' Annette Lewis Laura McCallister Class of ’80 At16 Arrive, At Cast, My friends! We Now Can Drive! Tammy Miller JoAnn Mitchell Ben Mullins Doug Myers David Reed Kathy Richter Darla Robertson Tom Rushing Larry Sapp Todd Smith Dale Taeger Brian Taylor Debbie Wakefield Kyle Webb Mary Beth Woodward Salena Wright Gene Zaloudek Danny Zook 25 Cindy Allen Scott Boen Mike Bruden Lynda Butler Lorraine Smith, Treasurer; Richard Nale, S.C. Rep.; Joni Ethridge, Secretary; Crystal Stayton, S.C. Rep.; Kevin Cast, President; Judy Freeman, Vice-president. Kevin Cast Jeff Covington Barry Dodd Nancy Dodd Neal Edwards Joni Ethridge Judy Freeman Scott Hilpipre 26 Debbie Howell Jane Humphrey John Humphrey Doug Izard Rebecca Kirby Donna Kirks Darla Lindsey Jeff McDonald Kenny Mattox Philip Mattox freshman Class of ’81 Zftree More years ’Zill Zkey Are Done! Lorraine Smith Crystal Stayton Carla Sturdyvin David Umbarger Doreen Webb Keith Wheet Kenny Wienke Bill Zaloudek 27 A dm mist ration faculty 29 Robert Gilpin, Principal; James Basala, Superintendent formulating Our Policies Seated: Robert Bryan; Gary Pridemore; LaDonna Bange, Secretary. Standing: Donald Tate; Donald Baird; John Place; Robert Allen, President. 30 Carol Wakefield, Secretary Secretaries Jackie Ellis, Bookkeeper Judy Mohr, Secretary 31 32 Faculty Brenda Searby Hometown: Mt. Carmel, 111. Attended: Mt. Carmel High School Worst Subject: Biology College: George Peabody College for Teachers Degree: B.A. Sylvia O’Connor Hometown: Decatur, 111. Attended: Niantic-Harristown High School Worst Subject: Trigonometry College: University of Illinois Degree: M.S. in Library Science Gertrude Brown Hometown: Danville, 111. Attended: Danville High School Worst Subject: Algebra College: Illinois State University Degree: Bachelor of Education Bob Gilhaus Hometown: Sullivan, Mo. Attended: Sullivan High School Worst Subject: History College: William Jewell Degree: A.B. in Physical Education Doug Lang Hometown: Bettendorf, Iowa Attended: Bettendorf High School Worst Subject: English College: University of Illinois Degree: M.S. Jim Farney Hometown: Decatur, 111. Attended: St. Teresa High School Worst Subject: History Physics College: University of Illinois Degree: B.S. 33 Geraldine Marrs Hometown: Toluca, 111. Attended: Toluca High School Worst Subject: Algebra College: University of Illinois Degree: Masters of Home Ec. Ed. Dana Hales Hometown: Newman, 111. Attended: Newman High School Worst Subject: English College: Eastern Illinois University Degree: B.S. in Education Carolyn Young Hometown: Downers Grove, 111. Attended: Downers Grove High School Worst Subject: Math College: Eastern Illinois University Degree: B.A. in Education Marty Barrett Hometown: Decatur, 111. Attended: St. Teresa High School Worst Subject: English College: Eastern Illinois University Degree: B.S. in Education Randy Waddell Hometown: Roseville, 111. Attended: Roseville High School Worst Subject: History College: University of Illinois Degree: B.S. Jim Trask Hometown: Jerseyville, 111. Attended: Jersey Community High School Worst Subject: French College: Eureka Degree: B.A. Ruth Kerr Hometown: Rensselaer, Ind. Attended: Rensselaer High School Worst Subject: Music Geometry College: Indiana University Degree: B.S. in Business 35 36 Cindy Breeze Hometown: Champaign Attended: Champaign Central Worst Subject: Math College: University of Illinois Degree: B.S. Joe Wolfe Hometown: Hammond Attended: Atwood-Hammond High School Worst Subject: Spanish College: Millikin Degree: B.M. in Music Barbara Javore Hometown: Urbana Attended: St. Scholastica, Chicago Worst Subject: Algebra II College: University of Illinois Degree: B.S. Glenda Robison Hometown: Chrisman, 111. Attended: Georgetown High School Worst Subject: English College: Eastern Illinois University Degree: B.S. Brad Stipp Hometown: Mahomet, 111. Attended: Mahomet-Seymour High School Worst Subject: Algebra II College: Illinois State University Degree: B.S. in Education Bruce Miller Hometown: Mahomet, III. Attended: Mahomet High School Worst Subject: Advanced Math College: University of Illinois Degree: M.A. in Guidance and Counseling 37 Special Services Bus Drivers: Dana Hales, Vance Noel, John Camein, Pam Camein. Cooks: Lois Samson, Velma Trees, Margaret White. 38 Janitors: Pam Camein, John Camein, John Barger, Helen Taylor. 39 y fJ 1st row: Roger Stevens, Manager; Greg Izard, Scott Covington, Allen Glenn, Todd Smith, Lee Hockersmith, Kevin McKenzie, Craig Collins, Dale Taeger, Stan Burton, Greg Bange, Kyle Webb, Fred Danner, Tom Moore, Chuck Buck, Bruce Bryan, Mana- ger; 2nd row: Steve McDonald, Trainer; Coach Waddell, Kelly Sturdyvin, Tim Grubb, Bill Buck, Larry Sapp, Don Taeger, Ran- dy Allen, Jeff Wright, Jerry Burton, Rick Kriby, Jim Lacey, Brian Taylor, David Ellis, Jamie Rogers, Mark McMastcrs, Tom Wolf, Jim Kirby, Steve Humphrey, Manager: Coach Stipp, Coach Miller. groundwork for the Juture Even though the Panthers suffered through a dismal 1 -8 season, a lot of under- classmen gained much valuable playing ex- perience. The lack of playing experience, along with injuries to key players, took its toll on the team. But with the lessons learn- ed, a favorable season is expected next year. While a losing season is never a happy experi- ence, in this case it is the groundwork for future seasons and victories to come. Homer vs A PC 12-28 ffamaica 0-80 Cerro (fordo 0-80 Atwood-Hammond 6-26 Arthur 7-84 Oakland 7-14 Penent 26-21 Villa (f,rove 0-26 Newman 7-8 Homecoming Parents’ Night Left to Right: Managers; Bruce Bryan, Steve Humphrey, Steve McDonald, Roger Allen, Brett Kilian. football Honors Jamie Rogers lions Club Sportsmanship Award Randy Allen Most Tackles 1 st row: Kevin McKenzie, Todd Smith, Bill Patton, Bill Zaloudek, Kenny Wienke, Carl Mitchell, Mike Bruden, Doug Myers, Randy Mattox, Greg Bange, Kyle Webb; 2nd row: Coach Stipp, Scott Covington, Jeff Covington, Kevin Cast, Kenny Mattox, Keith Wheet, Larry Sapp, David Ellis, DalcTaeger, Doug Izard, Jim Kirby, John Humphrey, Chuck Buck, Coach Waddell. A “first” for the fjunior Varsity! The Junior Varsity team had a very good sea- son. Although the team’s record stands at 4-3, it includes 3 very close ballgames and their first victory over Cerro Gordo. In that game, the win- ning TD came after the horn had blown! Much praise should be given to the team and it’s coaches. The Varsity will be happy to have them join them next year. Homer us A%£ 20-0 Catlin 6-8 Cerro Qordo 20-78 (OZ) Atwood-Hammond 6-14 Arthur 22-0 dement 14-0 Villa Qrove 14-26 42 43 yy 45 1st row: Phyllis Cast, Judy Freeman, Jo Anne Mitchell, Melissa Paquin, Carla Sturdyvin, Connie Rogers. 2nd row: Carol Wake- field, Vic Clem, Roberta Ketchum, Jill Craver, Patti Freeman, Judy Meade, Rynda Ellis, Kelley Taylor, Coach Robison. (?iris ’ Volleyball The girls’ volleyball team had a somewhat disappointing season. They had hoped for a winning season but ended up with the A team having a record of 1-7, and the B team claiming a 2-6 record. Although the records do not show the fact, there were many exciting games where much potential was shown. With seven members of the team leaving, it will be up to the underclassmen to build the team back up to full strength We all wish them luck. Varsity J.V. Homer vs Oakland Homer vs Oakland 20 18 9 20 20 17 20 5 Homer vs Cerro Gordo 6 20 18 20 Homer vs Cerro Gordo 11 20 20 18 Homer vs Bement 21 19 2 20 Homer vs Bement 14 20 15 20 Homer vs Atwood-Hammond 17 20 12 20 Homer vs Atwood-Hammond 10 20 12 20 Homer vs Arthur 10 20 16 20 Homer vs Villa Grove 18 20 9 20 Homer vs Villa Grove 20 7 10 20 20 18 20 18 Homer vs Unity 17 20 4 20 Homer vs Unity 1 20 11 20 Homer vs A.B.L. 1 20 9 20 Homer vs A.B.L. 20 13 9 20 14 20 20 14 14 20 IHSA District Homer vs Chrisman 18 20 17 20 46 47 1st row: Jim Kirby, Stan Burton, Greg Bange, Kevin McKenzie, Scott Covington. 2nd row: Dave Chrestman, Jamie Rog- ers, Dave Ellis, Craig Collins, Mark McMasters, Greg Izard, Bill Buck. (Not pictured, Todd Smith and Mr. Trask) Everything Points to a Successful Season in 1979 A very small and inexperienced squad took the floor on November 22 to carry on the Homer tradition. After almost three months, the team was still small in size, but had gain- ed valuable experience. Many young inexperienced players had learned and matured into Varsity basketball players. Everything points to a suc- cessful season in 1979. Homer 59 vs 75 Catlin 77 64 Jamaica 60 85 Cerro Gordo 56 70 Arthur Homer 81 vs 59 Oakland 78 74 Atwood-Hammond 62 68 Villa Grove JAMAICA TOURNAMENT Homer 59 vs 73 Chrisman 60 58 Ridgefarm 58 60 Shiloh Homer 61 vs 64 Bement 66 83 Cerro Gordo 79 43 Newman 58 65 Bement Homer 69 vs 71 Newman 48 49 Oakland CONFERENCE TOURNEY Homer 69 vs 78 Bement Homer 50 vs 57 Villa Grove 52 67 Arthur 78 66 Atwood-Hammond 71 60 ABL 54 60 Oakwood REGIONAL Homer 47 vs 81 ABL 48 basketball Homs Qreg Mange— free Zhrow Percentage Special Mention—AH Conference Greg Jzard—Most Assists—2nd year Mill Muck—Most Kebounds 1st Row: Jeff McDonald, Jim Kirby, Bill Patton, Kevin McKenzie, Carl Mitchell. 2nd Row: Coach Waddell, Keith Wheet, David Reed, Dale Taeger, Dave Ellis, Doug Izard, Scott Covington, Jeff Covington. A Great Asset to Next year's Zeam Even though this year’s J.V. ball team did not have any outstanding strength or size, the team still ended their season with a winning record. To add to that record, they came up with a second place finish in the JV Little Okaw Conference Tourna- ment, bringing back to the school a good-sized trophy. Many of the junior Panthers showed a great desire to win, and it should be a great asset to next year’s basketball teams. Homer 35 vs 39 Catlin 52 58 Jamaica 57 59 Cerro Gordo 58 45 Arthur 53 16 Newman 48 42 Bement Homer 41 vs 43 Oakland 61 38 Atwood-Hammond 45 37 Villa Grove 35 66 Cerro Gordo 53 24 Newman 47 65 Bement Homer 52 vs 58 Oakland 56 42 Atwood-Hammond 34 32 Villa Grove 39 50 Arthur 52 30 ABL 52 58 Oakwood Homer 47 vs 36 Villa Grove 67 58 Oakalnd 53 78 Cerro Gordo Freshman Games Homer 32 vs 36 ABL 31 30 Jamaica 44 37 ABL L.O.V.C. Fr.-So. Tournament so 1st Row: Melissa Paquin, Manager. 2nd Row: Scott Covington, Ken Ketchum, Kyle Webb, Jeff Covington, Tom Moore, Kevin Cast. 3rd Row: Coach Wilson, Fred Danner Mark McMasters, Craig Collins, Don Taeger, Dave Ellis, Dale Taeger, Managers Pam Danner, Kathy Richter. Keys’ Zrack The Homer track team had a dozen faithful boys on the squad. Each one should be congratulated, along with Coach Wilson, for their individual effort and time spent working on their events. Special congratulations to Dale Taeger for his new school record in the mile run. Much will be expected of Dale in his remaining two years at H.H.S. The team should be a strong contender next year with eleven of the boys re- turning. The road ahead is rocky, but the boys are determin- ed and will be tough to beat. 52 Zrack Queen Pant Danner Standing: Carol Wakefield, Kelley Taylor, Annette Lewis, Patti Freeman, Rynda Ellis, Vicki Clem, Lynn Peters, Mrs. Robison. Kneeling: Kathy Richter, Pam Danner, Melissa Paquin, Diane Diel, Connie Rogers, Carla Sturdyvin, Cindy Allen. Qiris’ Softball For the first time ever, Homer received permission to have a Girls’ Softball Team. The girls played three games, each of which was very close, but ended up the loser in all three. The losses were: Georgetown 9-5, Westville 12-8, and at the Regional, Georgetown 5-4. The team loses six seniors and much will be expected of the underclassmen. Although we didn’t start out with a record to be envied, the girls had fun and enjoyed being the first softball team at Homer. Undoubtedly, next year’s team will have a better record. Right, girls? 54 56 57 Karen Kasper Mary Belh Woodward 58 Varsity Cheerleaders Carla Sturdyvin Jill Canaday Kim Chrestman . V. Cheerleaders Lynn McDonald Darla Robertson Nancy Dodd 59 Organizations Layout Staff: Sara Ridinger, Tammy Chism, Carol Wakefield, Lee Hockersmith. Standing: Bill Buck. yearbook Staff Advertising Staff: Front; Diane Diel, Kim Mitchell, Steve Sports Editors: Don Taeger and Vicki Clem. McDonald, Rynda Ellis, Kelley Taylor. Back; Patti Freeman, Jim Patton, Lynn Peters. Editors: Lynn Peters and Patti Freeman. 62 Sponsors: Mrs. Brown and Mr. Hales. 1st row: Richard Nale, Todd Smith, Crystal Stayton, Rynda Ellis, Lee Hockersmith. 2nd row: Kevin McKenzie, Greg Izard, Steve McDonald, Jeri Wilson, Rhonda Hilpipre. Student Council The Student Council had a very busy year. They sold popcorn at the football and basketball games; rather they dele- gated the students to do it for them. They held a Halloween party with a movie and costume judging; however, not too many students were costumed. At the Christmas party, they had a mov- ie and the Student Council provided cookies and drink. The Seniors sold candy. Student Council tried a student ex- change with Oakwood and Newman. Al- though we did not participate in all of them, perhaps we will become more ac- tive next year. All in all, the year turned out to be a success. Jeri Wilson, Secretary; Steve McDonald, President; Greg Izard, Vice- President, Patti Freeman, Treasurer. 63 1st row: Kelley Taylor, Jody Hilpipre, Angel Lewis, Karen Kasper, Kathy Robertson. 2nd row: Mrs. Marrs, Diane Diel, Jill Crav- er, Kim Mitchell, Debbie Wakefield, Doreen Webb, Kellie Pfaab. 3rd row: Judy Meade, Sara Ridinger, Judy Humphrey, Jane Humphrey, Rebecca Kirby, Darla Lindsey, Carla Sturdyvin, Debbie Howell. 4th row: Kris Allen, Kelly Jackson, Mary Beth Woodward, Julie Butler, Salena Wright, Rynda Ellis, LeeAnn Newlin, Tammy Miller, Donna Outright. 5th row: Kris Lacey, Kar- en Lacey, Kim Chrestman, Kim Miller, Kim Wallace, JoAnna Mitchell, Laura McCallister, Angel Dable, Jill Canaday, Debbie Dodd. There were four members who joined F.H.A. this year. At the start of the year, the F.H.A. had a few money-making proj- ects and, as usual, the F.H.A. provided the concessions for the home football games. Also, in the beginning of the year, the of- ficers attended a rally in Rossville to learn more about how to run their jobs and what their duties were. Later in the year, four members attended the State F.H.A. meeting in Decatur. The F.H.A. had a very enjoyable year and look forward to 1978-79. 7 M A We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America’s Future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything that is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America, We face the future with warm courage and high hope 64 Diane Diel, President; Mrs. Marrs, Sponsor; Kelley Taylor, Vice-president. Sara Ridinger, Treasurer; Kris Lacey, Secretary; Kim Miller, Ass’t Treasurer. Debbie Wakefield, V.P. of Public Relations; Karen Lacey, V.P. of Degrees; Jill Craver, V.P. of Projects. 65 Hero This year’s HERO organization is small, but size alone does not determine the effectiveness of an organization. Class activities include material on finances, income taxes, salaries and deductions, insurance, credit, advertising, safety, and career development. For fun, we work on Christmas items as our money-mak- ing project to send two students to State Convention. The culmination of our school year is the annual Employ- ers’ Appreciation luncheon with the employers as our guests and presentation of the Outstanding HERO Student award, this year received by Dawn Robertson. Steve McMasters, Vice-president; Lee Hockersmith, S.C. Rep.; Sara Ridingcr, President; Dawn Robertson, Secretary. Steve McDonald, Sara Ridinger, Steve McMasters, Jody Hilpipre, Dawn Robertson, Bill Buck, Lee Hockersmith. 66 Members: Karen Lacey, Mr. Lang, Kris Lacey, Connie Rogers, Jill Craver, Judy Meade, Patti Freeman, Steve McDonald, Kyle Webb. Science Club Jill Craver, President; Patti Freeman, Vice-President; Judy Meade, Sec- retary. Science Club continued to help out with yearbook this year, as well as making enlargements and photograms. In addition, we went on two field trips, the annual field trip to the En- gineering Open House and to Forest Glen Forest Preserve at Georgetown. Next year, Mrs. Young will be the sponsor of Science Club when it changes to the Photography Club. 67 1st row: Carol Wakefield, Darla Robertson. 2nd row: Pam Dan- ner, Kathy Richter, Lori Rush- ing. 3rd row: Dawn Robertson, Roberta Ketchum, Connie Rog- ers. 4th row: Kim Mitchell, Lee Ann Newlin. 5th row: Karen Kas- per, Crystal Peters, Rynda Ellis, Kelly Jackson. 6th row: Debbie Dodd, Vicki Clem. 7th row; Nan- cy Morgan, Lynn McDonald, Kelley Taylor. 8th row: Salena Wright, Crystal Stayton, Tammy Chism. QAA 1st row: Rynda Ellis, S.C. Rep.; Tammy Chism, Public Relations. 2nd row: Roberta Ketchum, Treasurer; Lee Ann Newlin, Points Chairman; Vicki Clem, Sports Head. 3rd row: Kelley Taylor, Vice-president; Carol Wakefield, Secretary. 4th row: Dawn Robertson, President. Our first activity was a Freshman Welcome Party, but the problem was, no freshmen showed up!!! We didn’t get to meet on a lot of Wed. because of early dismissal or both gyms were taken. When we did meet though, we found a variety of things to do: bowling, bad- minton, volleyball, and wiffleball. To make money, we sold flowers for Homecoming and coffee for basket- ball games. We also had a “sexy legs” contest. Pictures were taken of the starting offensive and defensive foot- ball players’ legs and were posted to be voted on. Tom Wolf was the proud win- ner of a pair of panty hose and a Daisy razor. The whole year was a lot of fun for those who participated. 68 Left-side top to bottom: Steve Humphrey, Jim Lacey, Craig Collins, Randy Allen, Greg Izard, Bill Buck, Jerry Burton. Center: Tim Grubb, Coach Stipp, Tom Moore, Coach Miller, Kelly Sturdyvin. Right-side top to bottom: Ken Ketehum, Brett Kilian, Bruce Bryan, Rick Clem,Greg Bange, Dale Taeger, Steve McDonald. H-Club Officers: Kelly Sturdyvin, Vice-President; Jamie Rogers, Presi- dent; Tom Moore, Secretary. This year’s H-Club sponsored a spaghetti sup- per following the Villa Grove game and made a substantial amount of money. After the big snowstorm, we had a chili supper following the A.B.L. game on Valentine’s Day. The turnout was not as large as before because of the snow- storm. H-Club invited FCA and GAA to a picnic On May 21. Not many people came, but those who came had a lot of fun. The goal of the H-Club is to raise enough money to buy a weight machine so we can develop bigger and better athletes. 69 Carol Wakefield, Crystal Peters, Sara Ridinger, Kim Wallace, Tammy Chism, Diane Diel, Kim Miller, Linda Ingalls, Patti Freeman. Ensemble {Jazz Band 1st row: Karen Lacey, Carol Wakefield, Mary Beth Woodward, Angel Dable. 2nd row: Kris Lacey, Pam Danner, Lee Ann Newlin, Judy Freeman, Roberta Ketchum, Lynn Peters. 3rd row: Jim Patton, Crystal Peters, Kelly Sturdyvin, Jill Craver, Neil Edwards, Patti Freeman, Ben Mullins. 1st row: Peggy Pfaab, Tammy Miller, Debbie Howell, Kellie Pfaab, Richard Nale, Jim Patton, Don Taeger, Steve McMasters, Kev- in Cast, David Umbarger, Brett Kilian, Melissa Paquin, Janene Ethridge, Carla Sturdyvin, Miss Burtch. 2nd row: Nancy Morgan, Kim Miller, Nancy Dodd, JoAnn Mitchell, Linda Ingalls, Kim Wallace, Diane Diel, Tammy Chism, Lynn Peters, Carol Wakefield, Karen Kasper, Crystal Peters, Debbie Dodd, Lynn McDonald, Lorraine Smith. 3rd row: MaryBeth Woodward, Doreen Webb, Don- na Cutright, Salena Wright, Laura McCallister, Rebecca Kirby, Judy Freeman, Kelly Sturdyvin, Tom Moore, Jeff McDonald, Al- len Glenn, Linda Butler, Kathy Richter, Kim Mitchell, Lori Rushing, Sara Ridinger, Pam Danner. 4th row: Kelley Taylor, Christy Danner, LeeAnn Newlin, Kim Chrestman, Patti Freeman, Jeri Wilson, Judy Meade, Bill Buck, David Ellis, Randy Mattox, Ben Mullins, Keith Wheet, Brian Taylor, Rynda Ellis, Roberta Ketchum, Darla Robertson, Kris Lacey, Karen Lacey. Chorus This year’s chorus was really rugged! We managed to go through three teachers! Seriously, though, our mainstay, Mrs. Breeze, left in Feb- ruary on maternity leave. Miss Burtch, after being ill one week, stayed only one additional week, and Mrs. Javore re- mained in control through the end of the year. The chorus also participated in the Fourth Annual Chorus Festival held at St. Joe and also played a big part in the first Variety Show. Kand Kernes an Old Zradition Under the hot, sunny skies of August, preparations began for the first marching band in 25 years at Homer High School. Second-year band director, Joe Wolfe, assited by head major- ette Patti Freeman, started to mold untrained students, rang- ing in grades from 7 through 12, into a precisioned group of musicians. The whole production took time, but it paid off. The marching band took form and moved sharply together. With our brightly striped maroon-and-gold rugby shirts and white pants, our debut was made in the annual Krazy Daze Parade. The crowd cheered and applauded and that was the time we knew that it was all worth it! Good Luck next year! 1st row. Janene Ethridge, Carla Sturdyvin, Angel Lewis, Debbie Dodd, Jeri Wilson, Jill Craver, Kim Chrestman, Nan- cy Dodd, Mary Beth Woodward, Jill Canaday. 2nd row: Nancy Morgan, Kellie Pfaab, Judy Freeman, Roberta Ket- chum, Jim Patton, Neal Edwards, Patti Freeman, Lynn Peters, Tammy Chism, LeeAnn Newlin, Karen Lacey, Debbie Howell. 3rd row: Pam Danner, Kris Lacey, Crystal Peters, Randy Allen, Ben Mullins, Kelly Sturdyvin, Karen Kasper, Linda Ingalls. Top down: Pam Danner, President; Karen Lacey, Vice- president; Crystal Peters, Secretary-Treasurer. Hand Under the direction of Joe Wolfe, much of the 1977-78 High School Band’s time was spent outside—marching. Learning to march in step, playing new music material, and learning to play and marching at the same time were all in a day’s work. Each member of the band de- serves a round of applause for the effort shown in the first marching band at Homer in 25 years. Thanks to Mr. Wolfe, this dream became a re- ality. Another first was accomplished this year, too. After years of concert after concert, the music department decided to put on a Variety Show. Hard work and plenty of enthusiasm made the show a big hit. Congratulations, band, on a job well done!! 75 1st row: Lee Hockersmith, Kevin McKenzie, Jim Kirby, Todd Smith, Tom Moore, Brett Kilian, Allen Glenn. 2nd row: Mr. Hales, Tom Rushing, Craig Collins, Dale Taeger, Michelle Taylor, Ron Peters, Greg Izard, David Reed, Scott Covington, Steve McDonald. 3rd row: Roger Allen, David Ellis, Randy Allen, Brian Taylor, Stan Burton, Don Taeger, Bill Buck, C. W. Greer, Jerry Burton, David Chrestman, David Robertson. Industrial Arts The club has been involved in num- erous activities this year. A basketball team was organized and rose to the oc- casion to soundly defeat all oppon- ents. Our supper meeting went over well with Mr. Hales as our Chief Chef cooking hamburgers, chili, spaghetti, and other assorted menus. Our fund raising project this year was selling Homer Panther ceramic mugs and tankards with the proceeds going towards use in the department. Fall activities included a wiener roast at Mr. Hale’s home following the Newman-Homer football game. Many and varied activities and projects are planned for another good year in ’79. Officers: Tom Moore, Craig Collins, S.C. Reps.; Michelle Taylor, Sec.- Treasurer; Steve McDonald, Vice-president; Jerry Burton, President. 76 Kim Wallace, Vice-President; Tom Moore, President; Connie Rog- ers, Treasurer. The Library Club was busy this year. With the help of Mrs. O’Connor, the club held a book fair, a poster contest, and made posters. They also attended a meet- ing at Jamaica High School and went on a field trip to the U of I Library. Ail this was in addition to our usual routine of check- ing in and out books and putting them back into the stacks in the right place. The annual inventory at the end of the year is the headache that must be endured by all club members. Thank heavens another year is finished! Cibrary Club Members: Doreen Webb, Mrs. O’Connor, Carla Slurdyvin, Debbie Wakefield, Dale Kirks, Linda Butler, Tom Moore, Connie Rog- ers, Crystal Stayton, Kim Wallace, Melinda Bales, Mark McMasters. 77 Sustaining Members: 1st Row: Carol Wakefield, Pam Danner, Patti Freeman, Jill Craver. 2nd Row: Craig Collins, Dawn Robertson, Tammy Chism, Steve McDonald. National Honor Society Initiates: 1st Row: Diane Diel, Kim Mitchell, Kim Wallace, JoAnna Mitchell, Mary Beth Woodward, Kathy Richter. 2nd Row: Lynn Peters, Todd Smith, Vicki Clem, Matt Basala, Rynda Ellis, Jim Kirby. Activities Brown Nosers: Diane Diel and Don Taeger. Best Loafers: Jody Hilpipre and Jerry Burton. Biggest Pests: Judy Meade and Don Taeger. Who’s in Senior Friendliest: Diane Diel, Steve McDonald, and Patti Freeman. Biggest Flirts: Phyllis Cast and Don Taeger. 82 Favorite Teachers: Mrs. Kerr and Mr. Hales. Quietest: Diane Diel, Kelley Taylor, and Steve McMasters. Meanest Teachers: Mrs. Searby, Mrs. Robison, and Mr. Miller. 83 Best Personality: Pam Danner and Jamie Rogers. Class Clowns: Tom Moore, Jim Pat- ton, Scott Covington, Barry Dodd, and Kevin McKenzie. Most Athletic: Lynn Peters and Greg Bange. Best School Spirit: Tammy Chism and Mr. Hales. Who’s Who All Around Good Looking: Pam Danner and Brian Taylor. in all the School ZV Commercials Provide Homecoming 1977 86 “you’re My World” Homecoming Friday dawned gray and gloomy, threaten- ing rain, but we ignored it and looked ahead to an exciting day. Classes were let out early, and Pep assembly was soon underway. We congratulate the cheerleaders for one of the most spirited pep sessions ever, with an amusing take-off on “The Wizard of Oz”, and a slightly “sticky” skit from the faculty. The Freshmen were announced as winners of the hall contest and the Seniors’ super window was proclaimed best. Then came the disappointing news: the parade was postponed until Saturday morning. The game was held despite a downpour that would have had Noah building an Ark. The marching Panthers, in their first season of marching, were forced to cancel their perfor- mance. Although we lost the game, our spirits were never dampened. The parade was held Saturday, and a group of Seniors worked hard all day to give the gym a new look. During the dance, the Freshman were announced as first place winners of the float contest followed by the Seniors and Juniors tied for second, and the Sophomores in last place. This Homecoming, the Seniors’ last, was a strange combi- nation of disappointment and excitement. After four years of hard work and harder wishing, our last Homecoming was over. Court: Steve McMasters, Jill Craver, Steve McDonald, Diane Diel. King Jerry Burton and Queen Jeri Wilson. Attendants: Junior, Rhonda Hilpipre and Matt Basala; Sophomore, JoAnna Mitchell and Kevin McKenzie; Freshman, Carla Sturdyvin and Doug Izard. 87 88 Cast: Rynda Ellis, Kathy Robertson, Crystal Peters, Dawn Robertson, Nancy Morgan, Karen Kasper, Rick Kirby, Kelly Sturdy- vin, Kevin Cast, Carol Wakefield, Patti Freeman, Dale Taeger, Tammy Chism, Steve McDonald, Phyllis Cast, Jim Patton, Kathy Richter, Lynn Peters, Allen Glenn, Melinda Bales, Peggy Pfaab, Kim Mitchell. Seated: Mrs. Young, stage designer; Matt Basala, stage manager; Mrs. Searby, director. Curtain Going Up 90 $r. -Sr. Play Crew: Kelly Jackson, Jerry Burton, Lori Rushing, Crystal Stayton, Kellie Pfaab, Matt Basala, Carla Sturdyvin, Lee Hockersmith, Tim Grubb. 2nd row: Kris Lacey, Kelley Taylor, Connie Rogers, Kim Miller, Karen Lacey, Judy Meade, LeeAnn Newlin, Jeri Wilson, Kelly Sturdyvin. 94 95 Peggy and Steve Prom ’78 ‘Dust in the Wind’ As history has a tendency to repeat itself, the band hired for Prom canceled out. But the junior class overcame that and hired a terrific band named GEY- SER. The flash of the camera may have interrupted your candlelight din- ner and dance for no reason because none of the pictures turned out. The pictures on this page are the courtesy of Christy Danner. Even after all this. Prom went smoothly, and Peg and Steve were an- nounced as Queen and King 1978 at the Sheraton Inn in Danville. It was a well-organized Prom, and we hope that the juniors next year show the same effort. 96 Sublofo l H O ! O (, M P H � Photoyiaph«-rs for This Yearbook HOMER GRAIN COMPANY 3 Million Bushel Capacity Custom Storage and Drying Telephone 896-2494 Homer, Illinois Allerton Division, Allerton, Illinois 834-3397 99 t Congratulations from Rohl Custom Paint Body Homer, Illinois Owner: Keith E. Rohl Specializing in Repairing Wrecks and Fender Benders—Wild Customs and Restoring Antiques Best Wishes Class of 78 ILLINI F.S., INC. Urbana, Illinois - Compliments of Brewer Chevrolet Homer, Illinois V—— 100 Congratulations and Good Luck Class of “78” T Ha, B ££ 24, SouncU of l z St 7 jBand £xa JOHN WIESNER JOHN SADLER 776-2605 582-2038 101 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE TOWIf C FREE ESTIMATES Work RALPH’S BODY SHOP HOMER. ILLINOIS OWNER - RALPH ROBERTSON PHONE 896-2213 DAY OR NIGHT Compliments to The Class of ’78 CLAUDE ROSIE MARY JANE’S FASHIONS Jr. and Misses Coordinate 109 S. Main, Homer Ph. 896-2721 Business Hours 9-5 Mon.-Sat. COLES T The Best of Luck To The Class of “78” Homer, Illinois 61849 A Alamo Double S iuare and Western Wear MAIN ST., HOMER 111. PHONE 896-2215 cued 4hkc 'ZruAcnt Owners and Operators Congratulations to the Class of ’78 Congratulations Class of “78” State Bank of St. Joseph St. Joseph, Illinois Member F.D.I.C. A Full Service Bank 102 Compliments of Arthur E. Brown Your Country Companies Agent Homer, Illinois Phone: 896-2049 BUSINESS MACHINES buncjy 806 N. Randolph • Champaign, III. • 61820 f ” Best Wishes FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN 205 West Park Ave. Champaign STATI FARM INSURANCE JACK R. BAILEY AUTO - LIFE - HEALTH - HOME AND BUSINESS 24-HOUR SERVICE OFFICE 304-5999 RES. 469-2224 S14 N. CUNNINGHAM AT 5 POINTS URBANA. IUL. 61001 SYL PHILLIPS STANDARD Tune up, Mufflers Minor Repair Atlas Tires Batteries Vine Elm St. Urbana, III. Ph. 367-9132 Congratulations and Good Luck From DR. MRS. HOWARD R. HORTON 405 W. First St. Homer, Illinois Compliments of Lewis Agencies Inc. Sidney-Philo Best Wishes Class of “78” WAKEFIELD STANDARD STATION Homer, Illinois DURST CO’S STORE OF WHEELS Urbana, IL 367-3600 Q .. .the bicycle people! WHITTAKER’S JEWELRY STORE 113 West Main Urbana, Illinois VILLAGE SHOE OUTLET Homer, Illinois Top Quality Name Brands at Low Prices Wed.-Sat. 9-5 - 104 TAYLOR PRINTING SERVICE 110V2 N. Neil St. Rm 211 Champaign, Illinois Phone Ernie Taylor, Manager 356-0842 ONE HOUR MARTINIZING 202 West Main Urbana, Illinois 367-7501 Compliments WEBSTER GROCER COMPANY Danville, Illinois j Congratulations Class of 78 1 WAKEFIELD AUTO SUPPLY Main Street Homer, Illinois Blossom Basket Florist Congratulations to the Class of 78 1002 N. Cunningham Ave. Urbana, Illinois j 105 A Sunnycrest IGA 1807 PHILO ROAD URBANA, ILLINOIS complete line of groceries, meats, produce, health and beauty aids and a fine selection of all seasonal cards for every occasion— Departments: Bakery delicatessen—restaurant Phone: 367-8326 Open 24 hrs. a day I Don Clem Petroleum Products Phone: 896-2344 Homer, Illinois Illini FS-Inc. Homer Flower Shop Homer, Illinois 896-2302 Floral Creations For All Occasions 106 155 N. Vermilion Danville, Illinois 61832 Phone 446-0614 1212 N. Cunningham Urbana, Illinois 61801 Phone 384-2901 SPORTING GOODS INCORPORATED V • Jr • i Si 9 unampaign -Notional Bank- • and BankPark PARK RANDOLPH • SPRlNGf £LD RANDOLPH CHAMRAGf' MEMBER FDIC. _y BUSEY FIRST NATIONAL BANK 3 LOCATIONS CAMPUS BANK MAIN BANK AUTO BANK 6th Green Race Mam Race California Champaign ”' ' Urbana Urbana 384-4500 MEMBER F DIC g£wU4 122-126 N. NEIL ST. CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS 61820 --- PHILO AND COLORADO SHELL 1901 Philo Road Urbana, Illinois Phone: 328-3491 Tune Ups and All Mechanical Work 107 raUsONS 'Downtown Champaign ON-THE-MALL The Big Store With Great Little Places To Shop Phone: 351-4200 FRITZ FLOWER SHOP 5 Points Urbana, Illinois 367-8476 UNIVERSITY FORD SALES, INC. 200 Carriage Center 2007 South Neil Street Champaign, Illinois 61820 WIENKE AND TAYLOR CLEANERS Phone: 896-2523 Homer, Illinois k. A Best Wishes SADLER FEED MILL Ogden, ILL. l a ' The Complete L. J. White Building Center Roofing Building Materials onH Ready-Mix Concrete dl 1U Hunter-Webb Lumber Co. Lumber Company Roofing—Siding—Sheetmetal Ogden, Illinois ACE Hardware Sidney, Illinois Planning and Building Service Good Luck to the Class of “78” r Congratulations KING PIN LANES RESTAURANT J. E. ERICKSON, D.D.S. Main Street Homer Homer, Illinois Phone: 896-2513 109 1 9R. Q. SsautL) tSfLofi zS ficciaLiit in Pe.imanc.nt Wauing and cHaii Sfia fling ST. JOSEPH. ILLINOIS PHONE -469-2321 MR. B. J. HACKLER Owner Congratulations To The Class of 1978 First National Bank Member of FDIC Homer, Illinois COURSON HARDWARE COMPANY Your 1H Dealer Allerton, Illinois 61810 288-9511 834-3311 WAKEFIELD AND MULLIS HARDWARE, PLUMBING and HEATING Homer, Illinois 61849 Phone 896-2412 SIDNEY GRAIN COMPANY Grain • Seeds • Twine «Fertilizer Feeds Grinding • Seed Cleaning Elevators at Sidney, III. Tipton, IN. Phone: 688-2142 Phone: 469-7313 Thanks For Your Patronage HOMER IGA Here to Serve You Store Hours Mon.-Sat. 8:00-9:00 Sun. 9:00-6:00 Kirby Funeral Homes locations in Homer and Broadlands 896-2323 Compliments of MARV’S STAR MARKET Broadlands CLYDE I. WILLIAMS DRAINAGE CONTRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY Homer, Illinois Phone: 896-2622 I Best Wishes WIENKE SHOES Homer, Illinois Don’t Get Your Wires Crossed Call DON’S ELECTRIC Don Hodgson 582-2315 Congratulations to the Class of ”78” Fithian Grain Company Fithian, Illinois 1)3 DRISCOLL PHARMACY For the Finest Service in Central Illinois r Worden-Martin Inc. Your Chrysler, Plymouth 100 Carrige Center Dealer Champaign, Illinois V J (sHEll') r We’re the only bank DAVID'S SHELL SERVICE 201 South Main St. Homer, Illinois 61849 Phone: 896-2612 Tune-ups and Front-end Alignment 6uTfever need. cxMiTieet iL. ONE COMMERCIAL BANK PLAZA Univarsity at Randolph • Champaign. Illinois 61820 1 | )Xy J 1 1 111 Jlimk Sfum...yi Utujue 2 owttiem SkoffiMj Cotwmetue, the finest names in retailing, including Carson Pirie Scott Co. are gathered together under one roof to give you the ultimate in climate controlled shopping comfort. A suburban shopping center located in the heart of Urbana. Thousands of storeside parking spaces make shopping at Lincoln Square convenient. 115 Best of Luck To the Class of “78” Twin City Pontiac Twin City Honda Accent Leasing Agency Inc. 1313 South Neil Phone: 356-1801 Champaign, Illinois 61820 116 Every minute of every day your money earns money at Second National Bank DANVILLE. ILLINOIS 61832 £071 faiz ?S£yU±£± WINNER OF OVER 50 AWARDS 3 Time Winner of N. Y. International 5 Locations in Champaign-Urbana � ---- G. R. GRUBB COMPANY Artists—Photoengravers—Printers 352-5209 116 N. Walnut Champaign A-1 TIRE AND BATTERY 1211 E. University Urbana, ILL. Passenger, Truck, and Farm Tire Sales and Service ■■■■ r Congratulations Class of 78 FISH INSURANCE AGENCY Jim and Ken Homer, ILL. 4 117 Senior “(Monkey) business” Day $ inter colleej icite press, inc. • % v n • v N'i •• 'V r . - • • c •' ' - ' - ; VnV . vV v v v A -— - • - , •• •. v v w vO «, ✓'✓ . ' , 0 v% v - . - - vT v-— • • . 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