Homer High School - Homerian Yearbook (Homer, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1980 volume:

.« a - X L .A C ;.-x DREAMS 1980 Homerian Homer High School Homer, Illinois Volume Index Seniors page 5 Underclassmen Juniors 26 Sophomores 28 Freshmen 30 Who's Who 34 Administration and faculty 40 Autumn page 45 Winter 59 Spring 87 Graduation 100 Advertising 105 IN MEMORY OF Kenneth James Wienke April 4,1963— November 6 1979 It came as a shock to us all As the whispers of the terrible tragedy filled the hall. Our thoughts were filled by flashes of their smiling faces. Many memories filled their favorite places. Kenny and Brett, our friends, in this world again we will never see. But in our hearts and in our minds there they will always be! When we were little we cried over skinned knees. When we became older we cried over broken hearts. And now that you are gone. We cry over you. 2 OUR FRIENDS • • • GOD'S PROMISE I'll lend you for a little while, A child of mine. He said. For you to love while he lives, and mourn for when he's dead. It may be six or seven years or twenty-two or three. But will you til I call him back, take care of him for me? He'll bring you charm to gladden you and should his stay be brief. You'll have his lovely memories as solace for your grief. I cannot promise you he will stay, since all from earth return, but there are lessons taught down there, I want this child to learn. I've looked the wide world over in search of teachers true, and from the throngs that crowd life's lane, I have selected you. Now will you give him all your love, nor think the labor vain. Nor hate me when I come to call to take hirn back again. I fancied that I heard them say, Dear Lord, thy will be done, For all the the joy this child shall bring, the risk of grief we'll run. We'll shelter him with tenderness, we'll love him while we may, and for the happiness we've known, forever grateful stay. But should the angel call for him much sooner than we planned, we'll brave the bitter grief that comes and try to understand. Brett Ray Kilian September 20, November6,1979 Senior Class Officers Karen Kasper, Student Council; Brett Kilian, Treasurer; Jim Kirby, Student Council; Angel Dable, Secretary; Greg Bange, Vice-President; Kim Chrestman, President. Class Flower: Rose Class Colors: Maroon and Gold Class Sponsors: Mr. Barrett, Mrs. Robison Mr. Stipp, Mrs. O'Connor We are the future looking out on the past. We are the present making old things last. We are tomorrow thinking of yesterday. We are today doing things our own way. an J3uud 5 XXXAJt 'inf)CC (hllutfZ1 3 FACING GRADUATION Faces of old and faces of new. People we know and people we knew. Growing together then drifting apart. Always an ending and now a new start. At graduation we all grow nearer And all of our friends seem so much dearer. And as we say our final goodbye. One last embrace and one more cry, A Keep in touch and a Promise I will A Remember when but, better still, A place in my heart, you'll always stay. This is what's said as we go our own way. Elisabet Nyquist — From Sweden My year in Homer is coming to its end. It has been a year full of new people and new experiences. When I left Sweden, I didn't have the slightest idea what this year should be like. My picture of the U.S.A. was hamburgers, big cars, huge sky scrapers, television with 17 channels — everything very com- mercial. Now I know that my picture was partly right. The U.S.A. has all of this, but it also has much more. I met people who didn't live in New York and drive around in big Cadillacs. The people I met lived in a small town, Homer, in central Illinois. Their hospitality was greater than I ever expected. They were such nice and friendly people so now I feel like I have never lived anywhere else. This year has been a lot of fun! I think it has been especially fun to participate in the different school events — Homecoming, Marching Band, Prom, Bas- ketball, Football, and Graduation. It made me feel like a real American Student. I think I have learned quite a bit about American life and traditions. Finally, I want to thank everybody — the GREAT class of '80, all other students at Homer High School, all the teachers and administrators, my host family, and all the other nice people I have met during this year — thanks for everything you have done for me! You are all welcome to come to see me if you get a chance to visit Sweden some day! Love, Elisabet Elisabet with Pluto at Walt Disney World. Elisabet with Santa and her host-family. Elisabet with Kris Lacey at Prom. 16 Special Recognition KATHY RICHTER Valedictorian KIM CHRESTMAN Salutatorian DAR Award Ray E. Litherland Award American Legion Award F.H.A. Award JIM KIRBY Homer Bank Scholarship 18 MARY BETH WOODWARD John Phillips Sousa Award KRIS LACEY Choral Award Arian Award BRIAN TAYLOR SAR Award TODD SMITH American Legion Award Industrial Arts Award 19 • • • We don't want it—You can have it I, ROGER ALLEN, being of sound mind and physical body, will the ability to be the toughest guy in the class to my little brothers. Go get 'em. Boys! I, GREG BANGE, being of insane mind and innocent body, do hereby will my gym shorts equipped with sus- penders to Chuck Hallett and my duties as Chester the ? to Kevin Cast. I, TIM BROWN, being of superb mind and confidential body, will a great four years of high school to my brother Tom and the ability to watch out for trees while driving to Kim Sanderson. I, BRUCE BRYAN, being of unmistakable sound mind and body, will my ability to talk my way out of trouble to Kevin Cast, and a one-year supply of chewing tobacco to Mrs. Kerr. I, CHUCK BUCK, being of dirty mind and macho bod, will a super guy like myself to Lori McMasters so she won't need all the others. I, STAN BURTON, being of excellent mind and decent body, do hereby will my wristwatch to Jim Rein so he won't miss the bus, and to Bill Zaloudek I leave my ability to drive on certain public property at night and not get caught. (Be sure to shut off your lights. Bill!) I, JULIE BUTLER, being of somewhat sound mind and body, will to my sister Lynda my ability to stay out of fights on Prom night and to Karla Kasper my ability to get along with my younger sister—sometimes! I, JILL CANADAY, being of very unsound mind and too much body, will my expert driving ability to anyone who needs it. (Lord help you if you do!) I, KIM CHRESTMAN, being of crazy mind and decent body, will the ability to get along with Mrs. Robison to Kim McCallister, and to Lynda Butler, I leave all the GREAT times we have had on our annual day-before- school-starts party. I, SCOTT COVINGTON, being of some mind and manly physique, will to my LITTLE brother Jeff my great ability to play football and to Coach Stipp my ability to control my temper! I, SCOTT THE COY COYLE, hereby will my ability to make the teachers THINK I'm a good guy to Russ Norton, and my ability to keep from being a complete idiot to Michael Redenbaugh! (Mike, you better shape up!) I, DONNA CUTRIGHT, being of little mind and so-so body, will to Lori McDonald my bottle of glue (you need it more than I), to Sara Boen, my tiny feet, and to Susan Mayhew, the keys to my Gremlin. I, ANGEL DABLE, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Lora Jean Reed my little black book full of ABL guys. There are SO many of them! Think you can handle them? I, FRED DANNER (FREAK), being of drunken mind and available body, will my ability to go to the mountains to Neal Edwards, my ability to ride on a snowmobile to Cindy Allen (hang on Cindy), and all my empty (beverage) cans to Japan so that they can keep making those great Datsun trucks. I, JIM DANNER, being of dirty mind and short body, do hereby will my Chevrolet power to all those Ford lovers. I, DAVE ELLIS, being of sneaky mind and slender body, do hereby will 14 volumes of my little black book to Brad Woodward. Maybe there's one in there crazy enough for your craziness. To Lorraine Smith, I leave my hand on your knee during Spanish. I, C. W. GREER, being of witty mind and fair body, will my ability to drive a stock car to Neal Edwards. (Maybe you ought to be in a demolition derby, Neal.) I, GARY HOCKERSMITH, being of zero mind and body, do hereby will my GREAT football career to Jim Rein and Earl Lindsey, which they can use, and my height to Doug Short and Paul Horton. I, BILL HUMPHREY, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to get along with Coach Stipp to Jeff David. (Carry on the tradition, Jeff!) I, STEVE HUMPHREY, being of not so sure mind and body, will my ability to get on the teachers' nerves and get away with murder to anyone who wants it, and if you don't want it, you'll be sorry! I, KAREN KASPER, being of crazy mind and body, do hereby will them to Jim Rein, and to Steve Pridemore, I will my great IA talent, and my small head I leave to Andrea Myers. I, JIM KIRBY, being of some mind and body, will my ability to get along with Mr. Barrett and Mrs. Kerr to Brad W. The Fox. That ain't cool. Woody! I, DALE KIRKS, being of $ %c %c mind and irresistible body and personality, will my ability to talk to squirrels to Doug Short, my ability to chop down trees with my teeth to Doug Ketchum. I, KRISTINE LACEY, being of warped mind, guilty conscience, and !? body, do hereby will my ability to ask favors instead of giving commands to Kim Sanderson, my gracefulness and uncut fingers to Jim Rein, and my motorized flagpole to Mouse and Bang. Live it up, iguys, it goes fast!!! 20 I, ANNETTE LEWIS, being of sound mind and body, leave Lora Jean Reed a lifetime supply of Sears Diehard batteries and to Carol Chrestman, the floormats in my car and a green jacket to keep them clean. Have fun your last two years! I, LAURA MC CALLISTER, being of no mind and no body, will to Carol Chrestman my small mouth. Yours is going to get you into trouble! To Lynda Butler I leave my great ability and courage to put up with Carol for another year. I, LYNN MC DONALD, being of questionable mind and body, will Gwen Spencer a bottle of hand lotion. Rub some on your face; then, it won't crack if you smile! I, KEVIN MC KENZIE, being of no mind and little body, will to Lora Jean Reed my ability to get along with Swamp and to David Umbargefr, advance to my role as Fester the ?. I, HOAGIE MATTOX, being of sound mind and body, will to my sister Sherri my ability to drive. I, TAMMY MILLER, being of sound mind and little body, will my shyness to Donna Kirks (you need it) and my mustang to Rebecca Kirby. Rebecca, don't let your foot go through the hole! I, BEN MULLINS, being of fh crazy mind an$l body, will my newest pair of broken drum sticks to Brad Woodward and 2 free tickets to a disco concert to anyone who can tolerate such AWFUL sounds! I, DOUGLAS MYERS, being of souhd mind and (?) body, will my desire to be new and original to some of the . teachers at HHS. I, ELISABET NYQUIST, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to stand Greg Bange to his sister Kathy! I, KATHY RICHTER, being of slow mind and short body, will Bill and Javier to Judy Freeman and Melissa Paquin for extra fun on your next trip to Mexico! (You two can fight about who gets who!) I, DARLA ROBERTSON, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to grow long fingernails and to keep an Ogden guy to Shelly Glenn. I, TOM RUSHING, being of mischievous mind and willing body, will my ability to drive and handle a Ford to Neal Edwards, and a lifetime supply of thumbtacks to Mrs. Kerr. I, DAVE SAMPSON, being of decent mind and body, will my driving ability to Kevin McKenzie. I, LARRY SAPP, being of sound mind and perfectly physical body, will my ability to get lost on the way to Turkey Run to Lynda Butler, and my 6'1 height to Lorraine Smith. I, TODD SMITH, being of sound mind and body, will Paul Horton a pair of gym shorts with a reinforced side seam and Chuck Hallett a pair of maroon game pants and a pair of basketball shoes. I, TIM STIGERS, being of intoxicated mind and abused body, will my ability to go fishing (without a pole) to Carl Mitchell and to Gena Campbell three free swimming lessons. Last but not least, I will my boxing ability to Lynda Butler—use it in good health! I, DALE TAEGER, being of rundown body and sound mind, leave Kevin Cast my best parking spots, to Gwen I leave my alarm clock to get out of the bathroom in less than two hours, and to Melissa, tbe best times we had together, and last year's football team to the classes of '81 and '82. Good luck! I, BRIAN TAYLOR, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to play basketball to Kevin Cast and my ability to play football to the freshman guys! I, DEBBIE WAKEFIELD, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my ability not to get along with Mr. Cassel to everyone in his classes. It makes things interesting! I, KYLE WEBB, being of handsome body and insane mind, will my electronic knowledge to Greg Torbit whereever he is and my chemistry know-how to Jeff David and Abner. I, MARY BETH WOODWARD, being of sound mind and questionable body, will my ability to pass Mr. Cassel's class to my brother Brad. I, SALENA WRIGHT, being of crazed mind and questionable body, do hereby will Gwen Spencer a roll of scotch tape to put together letters that do not belong to her, and to Darrin Tate, I will my ability not to get in trouble in Mrs. Toth's study hall. I, GENE ZALOUDEK, being of rowdy mind and decent body, will NOTHING to my brother Bill because I want it all for myself! I DAN ZOOK, being of sound mind and great body, will my ability to get kicked out of PE for a month to anyone who wants it and my ability to run my brain before my mouth to Kim Mouser! 21 The Way It All Began • • • Roger Allen Greg Bange Tim Brown Bruce Bryan Stan Burton Julie Butler Jill Canaday Kim Chrestman Scott Covington Scott Coyle Donna Cutright Angel Dable Jim Danner Dave Ellis C. W. Greer Gary Hockersmith Bill Humphrey Steve Humphrey Kyle Webb 22 ... Weren't We Young Sweet!?! Kris Lacey Annette Lewis Laura McCallister Lynn McDonald Kevin McKenzie Randy Mattox Tammy Miller Ben Mullins Doug Myers Elisabet Nyquist David Reed Kathy Richter Tom Rushing Todd Smith Tim Stigers Brian Taylor % M Debbie Wakefield Mary Beth Woodward Danny Zook Salena Wright Gene Zaloudek Boy, Have We Changed! 23 i'xoh 0 y EEsgassi S3  . 25 Cindy Allen Scott Boen David Buck juniors Class of 81 Class officers: Lynda Butler, Vice-President; Cindy Allen, Secretary; Joni Ethridge, S.C. Rep.; Kevin Cast, S.C. Rep.; Carl Mitchell, President; Ken Wienke, Treasurer. Neal Edwards Joni Ethridge Judy Freeman Angie Gritten Scott Hilpipre Debbie Howell Jane John Rebecca Kirby Darla Lindsey Jeff McDonald Carla Meeker Humphrey Humphrey 26 Carl Mitchell Melissa Paquin Kellie Pfaab Lisa Raymond Jeff Robertson Ken Robertson Carla Sturdyvin David Umbarger Doreen Webb Ken Wienke Bill Zaloudek 27 28 Sara Boen Gena Campbell Carol Chrestman Kevin Copass Heidi Craver Holly Craver Tammy Hancock, not pictured Paul Horton Karla Kasper Don Ketchum Doug Ketchum Rod Ketchum sophomores Class of 82 Jeff David, not pictured Rob Dunn Shelly Glenn Class officers: Lora Jean Reed, Secretary- Treasurer; Kim Malinowski, S.C. Rep.; Mark Richter, Vice-President; Steve Pridemore, President; Rob Dunn, S.C. Rep. Kim McCallister Kim Malinowski Susan Mayhew Carolyn Miller Steve Pridemore Lora Jean Reed Mark Richter Kim Sanderson Doug Short Gwen Spencer Theresa Taeger Julie Wakefield freshmen Class of 80 Ricke Allen Todd Beard Beth Canaday Jeff Carmien Jane Todd Carter Julie Clem Carrington Class officers: Mary Ellis, S.C. Rep.; Julie Clem, S.C. Rep.; Greg Gilhaus, Treasurer; Darrin Tate, President; Brad Woodward, Secretary. Mary Ellis Kim Frye Greg Gilhaus Kevin Good April Gritten Chuck Hallett Donna Howell Kris Kasper Rod Kirby Mickey Knox 30 Kris LaCrone Debbie Lewis Earl Lindsey Lisa McKenzie Lori McMasters Sherri Mattox Alan Miller Andrea Myers Gina Phillips Teri Pridemore Rhonda Jim Rein Raymond Mary Ridinger Bryon Rogers Suzie Somers Deanna Sonsteng Darin Tate Doreen Webb Brad Wolf Brad Woodward 31 Most Athletic: Carla Sturdyvin, Greg Bange Biggest Flirts: Angie Gritten, Dave Ellis. Who's Who in the High School Prettiest Eyes: Kevin McKenzie, Kim Chrestman. Most Conceited: Andrea Myers, Scott Covington. But we are not conceited—Because conceit has its faults . . . and we're perfect!! 34 Cutest Couple: Stan Burton, Kim Chrestman. Biggest Study Hall Skippers: Scott Covington; Not Pic- tured: Kim McCallister. Biggest Brown-Nosers: Theresa Taeger, Dale Taeger. All Around Good Looking: Kim Chrestman, Kevin McKenzie. Prettiest Hair: Carol Chrestman, Brian Taylor. 35 Who’s Who in the Senior Class... Biggest Storytellers: Scott Covington, Karen Kasper. Friendliest: Bruce Bryan, Kim Chrestman, C. W. Greer. Rowdiest: Karen Kasper, Danny Zook. Hardest Workers: Stan Burton, Kim Chrestman. Senior Class Goof-Offs: Scott Covington, Karen Kasper. 36 mt; • % Administration Faculty 37 Mr. Basala, Superintendent Mr. Gilpin, Principal Administration Secretaries School Board: Sitting: Robert Ulbrich; LaDonna Bange, Secretary; Gary Pridemore, President; Standing: Ronald Krukewitt; Donald Baird; Robert Allen; John Place. Secretaries: Ginny Dillon, Jackie Ellis 38 Bus Drivers: Bud McMasters, Jim Trask, John Carmein, Dana Hales. 39 Randy Waddell General Math Algebra I and II Senior Math Varsity Basketball Coach Freshman Sponsor arty Barrett orld History T.S. History Civics Consumer Ed. American Problems Psychology Student Council and Senior Sponsor 40 Susan Toth Physical Science Chemistry Physics H.S. Girls' Basketball Coach Pom-pon and Junior Sponsor Jim Farney Biology I Advanced Biology Junior Sponsor Joe Wolfe H.S. Band Marching Band Freshman Sponsor Brad Stipp: H.S. Boys' P. E., Assistant Football Coach, H-Club, Senior Sponsor Bob Cassel: English I, II, and III; Assistant Football Coach; Sophomore Sponsor Glenda Robison; H.S. Girls' P.E., Volleyball Coach, Senior Sponsor ------_ Janice Presley: English II and IV, Spanish I and II, Junior Sponsor 42 Dana Hales: Industrial Arts, Student Council, I.A. Club, and Sophomore Sponsor Carolyn Young: Art I, II, and III; Sophomore Spon sor Bob Gilhaus: Driver's Ed., Freshmen Sponsor Sylvia O'Connor: Librarian, Senior Sponsor 43 Cindy Trigg: H.S. Chorus, Freshman Sponsor Lynn Frank: Home Ec. I, II, and III; Family Living; Vo- ed.; F.H.A. Sponsor Bruce Miller: Health, Varsity Football Coach, Guid- ance Counselor, H-Club Sponsor Jim Trask: Consumer's Math, Geometry 44 mm pm A u tu in ii 45 MARCHING PANTHERS 1979 The Homer Marching Panthers entered their third year of marching and their second year of competi- tion. The young band proved that willpower is the key to success as they marched on to many a victo- ry. In their first competition, held at Illinois State University, the band placed second overall in their class, the drum majors received second, and the flag corps took a third. The Eastern Illinois University competition was a little disappointing from the first; however, the Marching Panthers still came home with some winnings. The band placed sixth out of 10 class C-D schools, the drum line received a third, and the flag corps took sixth out of all the schools competing, classes AA-D. The last competition held at the University of Illi- nois, left the band with still more awards. In the pa- rade competition the band placed fourth, the flag corps third, and the drum majors second. In the field show competition, the band again received a fourth, the flag corps a third, but this time the drum majors took first place in their class.—So ends the 79 sea- son of competition for the Homer Marching Pan- thers, but it will be a season long remembered. It was the first year of awards and trophies for this proud little band! 46 47 Girls' Volleyball 1979 Our volleyball team was a small but close team With only enough players to form two teams, w couldn't afford any injuries or disagreements. We give special thanks to Carol Chrestman, Mar} Ellis, and Kris Kasper for filling in on the J.V. tean because of a lack of players. Even though our record was not good, we had fur and gained more experience. We're now prepared fo a winning season next year. Homer vs Arthur 5-20 7 - 20 Homer vs Oakland Atwood-Hammond 5-20 7-20 Villa Grove Bement 3 - 20 8 - 20 ABL Cerro Gordo 5 - 20 Newman 8-20 Georgetown 20- 3 20- 8 IHSA District Homer lost to Oakland 8 - 20 4 - 20 8-20 20 - 17 14 - 20 20 - 18 20- 11 4 - 20 17 - 20 Row 1: Donna Howell, Jane Carrington, Julie Wakefield, Julie Clem, Lori McMasters. Row 2: Mrs. Robison, Holly Craver, Judy Freeman, Heidi Craver, Karla Kasper, Melissa Paquin, Carla Sturdyvin, Beth Canaday; manager. BUMP! SET! SPIKE! BUMP THAT BALL! LET'S GO! 1979 Girls' Volleyball Row 1: Brad Wolf, Gary Hockersmith, Chuck Buck, Jim Kirby, Todd Smith, Kevin McKenzie, Fred Danner, Earl Lindsey, Jim Rein. Row 2: Coach Stipp, Alan Miller, Coach Cassel, Scott Covington, Larry Sapp, Dale Taeger, Greg Bange, Dave Ellis, Stan Burton, Kevin Cast, Brian Taylor, Todd Beard, Coach Miller. Big Victories ... Close Defeats This year's football team compiled a record of 5-4 which is quite an accomplishment considering the limited number of athletes available. This year's team was the smallest football squad that Homer has ever had. A total of thirteen seniors and one junior made up the nucleus of the team with five freshmen com- pleting the squad. Due to injuries, there were only seventeen members available for most of the season. but this did not bother the Panthers' play any. This team was the highest scoring team in the history of Homer football. The highlight of the season was the overwhelming victory over Newman in our Home- coming game. The squad led the conference in scor- ing and was second in the area in scoring. The team went out on a high note by winning its last three games. Row 1: Todd Beard, Alan Miller. Row 2: Steve Hum- phrey, Brian Taylor, Bruce Bryan. Football managers. HOMER VS ABL 19-22 Jamaica 48-0 Villa Grove 6-8 ’Newman 61-8 Cerro Gordo 6-24 Atwood-Hammond 22-28 Arthur 34-6 Oakland 33-8 • Bement 36-28 •Homecoming ••Parents' night. 50 Dave Ellis Honorable Mention Chuck Buck Honorable Mention Larry Sapp Honorable Mention Fred Danner First Team Offensive Back Greg Bange Second Team Wide Receiver Second Team Defensive Back Todd Smith All-Area Offensive End First Team Offensive Wide Receiver Kevin McKenzie Stan Burton Second Team Defensive Back Second Team Quarterback Football Honors Scott Covington First Team Offensive Guard First Team Defensive Linebacker All-Area Defensive Linebacker Dale Taeger First Team Offensive Tackle 51 Would you like to dance?!? Where are my blockers?? Come on, Scott ... do something!! The bigger they are . .. the harder they fall! Do it to it, Todd! The AGONY of defeat! 52 Ready for Action!! Ready . . . Aim . . . Fire!! Better hustle. Freak! We got the extra points!! Court: Sitting; Stan Burton and Kim Chrestman, Standing: Steve Pridemore, Jamie Rogers, Gwen Spencer, Karen Lacy, Kevin McKenzie, Kris Lacey, Fred Danner, Angel Dable, Lisa McKenzie, Jim Rein, Ken Wienke and Judy Freeman. 54 HOMECOMING 1979 Stairway to Heaven Although the seniors enjoyed their last Homecom- ing at H.H.S., they all felt relieved when it came to an end. Everyone worked hard to make this year's Homecoming a successful one. Each class prepared its floats for the parade on Friday, September 28. The floats were constructed to the theme of Western Movies. The week of September 24-29 went by quickly as the classes finished their floats in time for the annual bonfire and pep rally Thursday, Septem- ber 27. The bonfire and pep rally help to spark flames for a victory for Friday's game against the Newman Redskins. Friday afternoon at 1:25, students, fans, and teach- ers filed into the gym for the annual pep assembly in which the winners of the hallway decorations were announced. The seniors were awarded first; fresh- men received second; sophomores made third; and the juniors sank into last place. At the game Friday night, the Panthers TROUNCED the Redskins 61-8! At halftime the win- ners of the floats were announced. The juniors cap- tured first with the theme, They Died with Their Cleats on, sophomores received second with the theme, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, seniors managed third with the theme, Custer Failed and Now It's the Redskins' Last Chance, and the fresh- men came in last with, We're Gonna Paint Their Wagon Maroon and Gold. The date was Saturday, September 29, 1979, and the time was 8:00 p.m. The crowd enthusiastically lis- tened to the band, PYLOT, play Stairway to Heav- en. At 10:00 p.m., coronation began. Voted on by the senior class, the Homecoming Court consisted of King candidates, Stan Burton, Fred Danner, and Kevin McKenzie, and Queen candidates, Kim Chrestman, Angel Dable, and Kris Lacey. At 10:00 p.m., the tension built in the H.H.S. audience as they watched to see who would become this year's King and Queen. Selected by the student body and faculty, Stan and Kim were named King and Queen. Along with everything else, the dance and Homecoming was a great success this year . . . one that the seniors of 1980 will always cherish. Karen and Jamie crown Kim and Stan Homecoming Queen and King. 55 The freshmen came in last place with the theme, We'll Paint Their Wagon Maroon Gold. The juniors captured FIRST with the theme, They Died with Their Cleats On. The sophomores received second place with the theme, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. The seniors finished third with the theme, Custer Failed but Now It's the Redskins Last Stand. 56 Face the camera. Majorettes!! Show'em your underalls. Flags!! A little aggressive, aren't ya, Stan?!? If you didn't want to go out with me, all you had to do was say so!! Come on you guys, the ball is around here some- where!! May I please cut in?!? 57 llsrfe W inter Left to right: Susie Mayhew, Kris Lacey, Lora Jean Reed, Gena Campbell, Beth Canaday, Mary Beth Woodward, Nancy Dodd, Joni Ethridge, Karen Kasper, Angel Dable, Sponsor: Mrs. Toth. Pom-Pon Girls 60 Row One. Terri Pridemore, Andrea Myers, Gina Campbell, Lisa McKenzie, Row Two. Carol Chrestman, Sponsor—Miss Carlson, Row Three. Gwen Spencer, Carla Sturdyvin, Theresa Taeger, Jill Canaday. 1979-80 Cheerleaders 61 Varsity Cheerleaders Carol Chrestman Jill Canaday Gwen Spencer Carla Sturdyvin Theresa Taeger IV. Cheerleaders Gina Phillips Andrea Myers Lisa McKenzie Terri Pridemore 63 Not Pictured: Suzie Somers Row 1: Scott Covington, Todd Smith, Kevin McKenzie, Jim Kirby, Stan Burton. Row 2: Jeff Covington, Dave Ellis, Greg Bange, David Reed, Dale Taeger. Varsity Basketball The Panther's Varsity team finished the season with a winning record of 17-9. Despite our great height disad- vantage, the season was a great one and had several highlights. This is the first time in 4 years that the Panthers defeated Cerro Gordo. The Panthers had an astounding victory against Newman, 95-37! The Panthers cap- tured 3rd place in the Jamaica Tourna- ment as Scott Covington made a field goal at the buzzer. In the Little Okaw Tournament, Homer seized 2nd place. The Panthers also grabbed 2nd place in the Little Okaw Conference. The Panthers will be losing 9 of their 10 players. The 1980-81 season is expected to be a rebuilding year with much expected from the underclass- men. The Panthers were proud to have 3 players selected as All Conference. They were: Greg Bange, 1st team; Stan Burton, 2nd team; Scott Covington, Honorable Mention. Homer 61 vs Jamaica 80 86 Atwood- 79 Ridgefarm 55 Hammond 67 75 Atwood- 79 Villa Grove 82 Hammond 68 85 Catlin 89 72 ABL 52 Jamaica Tournament 63 Arthur 58 Homer 82 vs Shiloh 65 95 Newman 37 73 Tuscola 82 lit 77 Cerro Gordo 71 70 Jamaica 68 WL mi Oakland 62 Little Okaw Tournament 68 Bement 71 Homer 76 vs Oakland 63 76 Arthur 83 71 Bement 65 68 Villa Grove 59 72 Cerro Gordo 76 50 Cerro Gordo 58 Regional Tournament 91 Newman 61 Homer 88 vs ABL 67 82 Bement 76 55 Mahomet 58 63 Oakland 62 65 Row 1: Greg Gilhaus, Darrin Tate, Mark Richter, Steve Priedemore, Jim Rein, Don Ketchum. Row 2: Ricke Allen, Earl Lindsey, Rod Ketchum, Doug Short, Coach Gilhaus, Chuck Hallett, Brad Wolf, Kevin Good. J.V. BASKETBALL Homer 31 vs Jamaica 38 34 Ridgefarm 28 43 Atwood- Hammond 45 46 ABL 44 58 Arthur 60 34 Newman 51 32 Cerro Gordo 75 55 Oakland 35. 32 Bement 62 45 Arthur 43 36 Villa Grove 55 40 Cerro Gordo 64 34 Newman 45 40 Bement' 69 66 Oakland 45 59 Atwood- vOgj? i jf Hammond 56 49 Villa Grove 67 45 Gatlin 81 FRESHMAN GAMES Homer 33 vs ABL 48 33 ABL 48 43 Jamaica 49 OT 43 St. Joe 59 This year's J.V. basketball team was under the direction of Coach Gilhaus. The team closed the sea- son with a 6-12 record. The squad consisted of 8 freshmen and 5 sophomores. The team played really hard and was proud of its season. The freshmen games were limited this year. The freshmen compiled a record of 0-4. In the Fresh. — Soph. Tournament, Bement defeated the Panthers. The freshmen gained much ex- perience this year and hope to have a winning season next year. 66 JIM KIRBY Most Improved TODD SMITH STAN BURTON Most Assists All Conference Second Team Lion's Club Sportsmanship Award Managers: David Umbarger, Brian Taylor, Kevin Cast. Statistician: Jane Carrington. SCOTT COVINGTON All Conference Honorable Mention Basketball Honors GREG BANGE All Conference First Team All Area News Gazette First Team Jamaica Invitational All Tourney Team Most Rebounds Best Free Throw Percentage 67 IOPHY TIME. The Homer Panthers basketball team celebrates its exciting victory over Jamaica • Homer leads the league with a 5-1 record. Cerro Gordo and Ele- ment are tied for second with a 4-1 record- each. Broncos, Homer Officially, Homer did not miss a field shot in the second half. Attempting only set-ups. or wide open efforts, the Panthers hooped 10 of 10! That gave them 23 baskets in 34. shots for the game, a .676 average. Greg Bange paced the Panthers with 23 points, while Stan Burton tossed in 16 and Todd Smith 12. 68 Panthers deep in experience Homer roster BEMENT — Greg Bange scored 28 points and teammates Todd Smith and Kevin McKenzie added 17 and 14 points respectively to lift Homer to an 82-76 victory over Be- ment in a Little Okaw Conference game Friday night. Pos. Ht. wt. Yr. 'Grog Bange G 6-1 160 Sr. 'Stan Burton F 6-0 165 Sr. 'Todd Smith G 5 9 150 Sr. 'Kevin McKenzie G 5-9 160 Sr. Dave Ellis F 6-1 165 Sr. Jim Kirby G 5-9 150 Sr. Scott Covington G 6-0 170 Sr. David Reed F 6 1 160 Sr. Da'e Tagger F 6-1 160 Sr. Jeff Covington G 6-0 160 Jr. •—denotes letterman Coach-Randy Waddell (1st) Homer Downs Atwood Homer Blasts Newman 95-37 Scott Covington, who wound up Homer high-pointer with 23, was sen- sational at times in the leadoff quar ter, when he scored 11. Todd Smith supported him with 17 points, eight in the leadoff period. BEMENT — A record 42-point scoring binge by Homer’s Greg Bange Bange led all scorers with ?2 points, while team mates Stan Burton and Todd Smith each had 17 69 Girls’ Basketball This year the Girls' basketball team gained more players; therefore, they formed both a J.V. and a var- sity team. Unfortunately, through injuries and ill- ness, the number of players decreased as the season continued. Yet, despite the misfortunes, the team bat- tled on. They ended the season winless, but they never quit trying. J.V. SCORES Homer 12 vs Newman 20 10 Catlin 39 16 Newman 23 20 Newman 27 12 Atwood- Hammond 42 17 Bement 46 20 Villa Grove 29 Homer 18 vs Newman 44 8 Catlin 55 32 Newman 34 26 Newman 35 13 Cerro Grodo 85 32 Atwood- Hammond 73 17 Arthur 45 11 Oakland 79 31 Bement 63 20 Villa Grove 76 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Homer 20 vs Atwood- Hammond 59 Front: Coach Toth. Row 1: Kris Kasper, April Gritten, Jane Carrington, Rebecca Kirby, Julie Clem, Andrea Myers. Row 2: Lorraine Smith, Kathy Richter, Karen Kasper, Kim Malinowski, Karla Kasper, Melissa Paquin, Carla Sturdyvin. 70 Organizations 73 Adviser, Mrs. Kerr; Co-editors, Kathy Richter and Kim Chrestman. Advertisers: Front: Kim Chrestman, Kathy Richter, Angel Dable and Mary Beth Woodward. Back: Brian Taylor, Dale Taeger, Jim Kirby, and Todd Smith. C I 2 VZ A J u V, Yearbook Staff Sports Editors: Stan Burton and Carla Sturdyvin. Layout Staff: Left to right: Joni Ethridge, Nancy Dodd, Angel Dable, Jill Canaday, Mary Beth Woodward. Not pictured, Lynn McDonald, Artist. 74 National Honor Society New members: Karen Kasper, Carolyn Miller, Angel Dable, C.W. Greer, Bruce Bryan, and Holly Craver. Not Pictured: Elisabet Nyquist. Officers: Stan Burton, Vice-President; Joni Ethridge, Secretary Treasurer; and Todd Smith, President. Members: Sitting: Lorraine Smith, Kim Chrestman, Jill Canaday, Joni Ethridge, Mary Beth Woodward, Judy Freeman, Kathy Richter. Stand- ing: Ken Wienke, NON-MEMBER—Dave Ellis, Stan Burton, Todd Smith, Jim Kirby, Tim Brown, Scott Coyle, Kevin Cast. National Honor Society is an organi- zation based on Scholarship, Charac- ter, Leadership, and Service. One must maintain a 4.0 grade average to be eli- gible for membership. National Honor Society attempted a new project this year. The members completed student handbooks to give the students an idea of what each class offers. This year 7 new members were in- ducted into the Society. The inductees consisted of 5 seniors and 2 sopho- mores. The induction ceremony was held on Tuesday, May 20, for every- one. 75 STUDENT COUNCIL Officers From Top: Kris Lacey, President; Jim Kirby, Vice President; Joni Ethridge, Secretary Treasurer. Row 1: Julie Clem, Rob Dunn, Karen Kasper, Kim Malinowski, Kris Lacey. Row 2: Mr. Hales, Judy Freeman, Joni Ethridge, Jim Kirby, Kevin Cast, Mr. Barrett. Student Council is the representative of the stu- dent body. The Council listens to the concerns of the students and acts as the go-between in general prob- lems. They approve any organizational money-mak- ing project and sponsor the holiday parties. Students are elected to Student Council by their classmates. As an experiment. Student Council planned a student exchange with Catlin High School for the purpose of getting new ideas from a different school. The pro- gram was successful, and it served as a great learning experience for both schools. 76 Officers: Mr. Stipp, Adviser; Greg Bange, Secretary Treasurer; Todd Smith, President; Stan Burton, Vice President; Mr. Miller, Adviser. The H-Club is an organization of school athletes and managers who have received letters in athletics. Coach Miller and Coach Stipp are the advisers for the club. The group was not very active this year as far as holding meetings or having money-making projects. However, the group decided to go on a trip this year to spend some of the club's money. The members de- cided to go to Six Flags in St. Louis on May 16. The seniors in H-Club would like to wish good luck to next year's group! Left Row—Front to Back—Brian Taylor, Chuck Buck, Dave Ellis, Jeff Covington, Todd Smith, Jim Kirby, Stan Burton. Middle: Greg Bange, Dale Taeger. Right Row—Front to Back—Scott Covington, Fred Danner, Larry Sapp, Kevin Cast, Bruce Bryan, Steve Humphrey, Kevin McKenzie. H- Club 77 Row 1: Joni Ethridge, Jill Canaday, Lisa McKenzie, Karen Kasper. Row 2: Donna Howell, Kellie Pfaab, Mary Beth Woodward, Debbie Howell, Beth Canaday, Carla Sturdyvin, Julie Clem, Kris Kasper, Shelly Glenn. Row 3: Carol Chrestman, Kim Chrestman, Cindy Allen, Judy Freeman, Annette Lewis, Deanna Sonsteng, Heidi Craver, Gena Campbell, Kris Lacey, Holly Craver, Carolyn Miller, Kris LaCrone, Nancy Dodd, Karla Kasper. Row 4: Brad Woodward, Darrin Tate, Doug Ketchum, Russ Nor- ton, Don Ketchum, Todd Beard, Jane Carrington. Officers: Kim Chrestman, Secretary-Treasurer; Vice-President, Carla Sturdyvin; Mary Beth Woodward, President. The H.S. Band and Marching band were under the direction of Mr. Wolfe. The H.S. Band per- formed at home basketball games. We played at the Christmas con- cert, which went very well. Dur- ing the second half of the school year, we prepared for the Spring concert and graduation. The band played a march at graduation. The senior graduating members wish the band a fun and prosper- ous next year. 79 FHA Mrs. Frank was the new sponsor for FHA this year. She inspired the club to try new things. The club had its annual Freshman initiation at Homer Lake in September. FHA sold jewelry this year as a money- making project. Although the club made little money on sales, it had fun selling jewelry. For Thanksgiv- ing, FHA donated a decorated food basket to the Illini Christian Children's Home. Our activity in De- cember was caroling at the Urbana Nursing Home and then afterwards eating at the Village Inn. Every- one exchanged gifts, and it was a fun evening! Dur- ing the National FHA week, the group sponsored a breakfast week in which the club sold egg McMuffins and donuts to everyone before school in the cafeteria. The club made a profit on the sales. The F.H.A. went to Lake of the Woods in Mahomet on May 28 for its field trip this year. Row 1: Cindy Allen, Lynda Butler, Lora Jean Reed, Kris Lacey, Rebecca Kirby, Kellie Pfaab, Elisabet Nyquist, Mary Beth Woodward, Jill Canaday, Kim Chrestman. Row 2: Julie Clem, Mary Ellis, Kris LaCrone, Nancy Dodd, Carla Sturdyvin, Judy Freeman, Melissa Paquin, Debbie Howell, Donna Cutright. Row 3: Donna Howell, Jane Carrington, Sara Boen, Mary Ridinger, Donna Kirks, Doreen Webb, Angie Gritten, Julie Wakefield, Angel Dable. Row 4: Laura McCallister, Beth Canaday, Rhonda Raymond, Kim Sanderson, Shelly Glenn, Holly Craver, Debbie Wakefield, Heidi Craver, Carolyn Miller. 80 Front to back: Mrs. Frank, Sponsor; Kris Lacey, Vice- President; Kim Chrestman, President. Judy Freeman, Student Council; Carla Sturdyvin, V.P. of Degrees. Front to back: Debbie Howell, Historian and V.P. of Projects; Cindy Allen, Treasurer; Lynda Butler, Secre- tary. Mrs. Frank, Sponsor; Theresa Taeger, Section Vice- President of Region 4B. 81 To become a member in Industrial Arts Club, a person must be a sophomore and be in Shop. The 1979-80 Industrial Arts Club had an excit- ing year. The Club had supper meetings on Wednesday nights once a month. During the basketball season, the Club spon- sored a raffle. The prize was a floor jack and the money raised from the raffle went toward the purchase of 2 metal lathes. Ken Wienke's and Brett Kilian's memorial fund was donated to the I.A. Club for the purchase of these metal lathes. The graduating seniors in I.A. wish good luck to next year's members. Officers: Bruce Bryan, Secretary Treasurer; Tom Rush- ing, Student Council; Adviser, Mr. Hales; C. W. Greer, Vice President; Brian Taylor, President. Industrial Arts Club Front Row: Bill Zaloudek, Ken Wienke, Carl Mitchell, Brett Kilian, Fred Danner, Chuck Buck, Kevin McKenzie, Tom Rushing, Jim Danner, Dan Zook, Bruce Bryan, Gary Hockersmith, Jeff Covington, Bill Humphrey, Doug Ketchum. Back Row: Rod Ketchum, David Umbarger, Karen Kasper, Kris Lacey, Roger Allen, Dale Taeger, Laura McCallister, Larry Sapp, Scott Covington, Steve Humphrey, Brian Taylor, Russ Norton, Ben Mullins, C. W. Greer, Kevin Cast, Mark Richter, Jeff David. 82 The metal lathes pictured here were bought with the money from the memorial funds of Brett Kilian and Ken Wienke. Industrial Arts is very appreciative to both the Kilians and the Wienkes. 83 This year the Girls' Ensemble attempted a money making project. They sold China Bells in order to pay for their matching dresses. The dresses obviously got their use. First, during the Christmas season, the girls performed at the Greenbrier nursing home in Champaign, and then they performed at the High School Christmas Concert. After their work, the girls relaxed with a Christmas dinner at Mrs. Trigg's home. After Christmas, the girls per- formed at the Women's Club, the Spring Con- cert, baccalaureate, and High School Gradu- ation. Girls’ Ensemble From left: Shelley Glenn, Debbie Howell, Kellie Pfaab, Judy Freeman, Jane Carrington, Kris Lacey, Kris Kasper, Carla Sturdyvin, Beth Canaday. 84 Chorus Chorus was taught by Mrs. Trigg again this year. The Chorus was smaller this year, but it was still good. The first half of the year was spent preparing for the Christmas Concert held on December 20. The Chorus sang three num- bers, Jose, Allelujah, and God Rest Ye Mer- ry Gentlemen. The Chorus put on the play The Emperor's Birthday for the grade school. The Chorus also visited Parkland in March for a small concert. In the Spring, the Chorus prepared its number for Graduation, Goodbye. The four graduating seniors wish good luck to next year's chorus. Officers: Kris Lacey, President; Carla Sturdyvin, Sec- retary Treasurer. Row 1: Donna Howell, Mary Ridinger, Sherri Mattox, Kim Frye, Andrea Myers, Terri Pridemore. Row 2: Kellie Pfaab, Carla Sturdyvin, Debbie Howell, Shelly Glenn, Kris Kasper, Kris Lacey, Julie Clem, Beth Canaday. Row 3: Debbie Lewis, April Gritten, Mary Beth Woodward, Judy Freeman, Jane Carrington, Dave Ellis, Paul Horton, Darla Robertson, Deana Sonsteng, Kris LaCrone, Mrs. Trigg. 85 Boys' State DAR and SAR Brian Taylor, Kim Chrestman Todd Smith, Brian Taylor, Stan Burton, Greg Bange, Dale Taeger Illinois State Scholars Left to Right: Stan Burton, Kim Chrestman, Angel Dable, Scott Coyle 86 This year's track team consisted of 10 members. The team displayed a good deal of endurance, speed, and ability. Two of the members this year set new school records. Jeff Covington set a new high jump record at 6'2!4. Dale Taeger set a new two-mile race with the time of 10'30.2 . The track team did not win first place in any meets, but the members were hap- py to receive 6th out of the conference. Each boy was out for more than one event so he acquired a great deal of practice. The coach and the members had a good season and hope to have an even better one next year. Boys' Track Kneeling: Jim Rein, Brad Wolf, Rod Kirby, Kevin Good, and Brad Woodward. Standing: Coach Wil- son, Kevin Cast, Jeff Covington, Dave Ellis, Dale Taeger, Doug Ketchum. 88 89 Front Row: Mrs. Robison, Karla Kasper, Beth Canaday, Andrea Myers, Mary Ridinger, Carla Sturdyvin, Deanna Sonsteng. Back Row: Miss Kaufmann, Kris Kasper, and Mary Ellis. Girls' Track This year's Girls' Track team started out the season with 7 girls and finished with 7! The team thought that this itself was an accomplishment. Karen Kasper helped the team run on a few occasions. The team exhibited a great deal of enthusiasm, leadership, and dedication. This year, the girls won one track meet against ABL. The Panthers placed second in several meets, also. There were no seniors on the track team this year so the coach expects to have a quite compe- tent team next year! The team and its coach are going out for pizza on Thursday, May 15, to celebrate the great season! 90 1980 Track Season 91 92 93 King Greg and Queen Annette Jo Anna Mitchell crowns Annette 1980 Prom Queen! Coronation Dance 94 Prom was held at the Round Barn Convention Center in Champaign. Carl Mitchell gave the welcome from the junior class. Richard Nale and Carla Sturdyvin read the junior class prophecies. C. W. Greer and Greg Bange read the senior class hatchets. Kim Chrestman gave the senior class farewell speech. Everyone enjoyed a fine dinner and danced to a good band, ALIAS. The 1979 Prom King and Queen, Matt and Jo Anna, crowned Greg and Annette 1980 Prom King and Queen. Annette and Greg led the court in the coronation dance. The theme of this dance was Please Don't Go chosen by the junior class. Prom was a success and the seniors would like to thank the Class of '81 for putting on a very nice Prom. Prom Candidates: Annette Lewis, Brian Taylor, Angel Dable, Greg Bange, Lorraine Smith, Kevin McKenzie. 1979 Prom Queen and King: Jo Anna Mitchell, Matt Basala. 95 This is a GOOD place for a stick-up! Really, Jill! The minute Mary Beth turns her back . . . Prom 1980 That will be a WEEK'S DE- TENTION for UNNECES- SARY closeness, Mr. Gilpin! Why all the smiling faces?!? Rubber pants for the cutest (Baby?) The line to the bathrooms! 96 98 99 Row 1: Mary Beth Woodward, Julie Butler, Donna Cutright, Kathy Richter, Lynn McDonald, Jill Canaday, Angel Dable, Tammy Miller, Karen Kasper, Lorraine Smith. Row 2: Salena Wright, Debbie Wakefield, Laura McCallister, Crystal Stayton, Elisabet Nyquist, Kim Chrestman, Annette Lewis, Darla Robertson, Kris Lacey. Row 3: Scott Hilpipre, Tim Brown, Gary Hockersmith, Dale Kirks, Chuck Buck, Jim Danner, Jim Kirby, Kevin McKenzie, Doug Myers. Fred Danner, Todd Smith. Row 4: Brian Taylor, C. W. Greer, Kyle Webb, Danny Zook, Bruce Bryan, Steve Humphrey, Stan Burton, Gene Zaloudek, Bill Humphrey, Dave Samson. Row 5: Ben Mullins, Tim Stigers, Larry Sapp, Roger Allen, Tom Rushing, Greg Bange, David Reed, Dave Ellis, Dale Taeger, Scott Coyle. 1980 Class Motto Ul£ ARE TW fUTURE tooKniG our on the past Ul£ ARE THE PftESEllT RtAKJttG OLD THJltGS LAST WE ARE TOMORROW THIUKIUG Of UESTERDAU WRARE rODAU DOJUG THfllGS OUR OHM Wf W'. Mgagga 105 HOMER GRAIN COMPANY 6 Million Bushel Capacity Custom Storage and Drying Telephone 896-2494 Allerton Division, Allerton, Illinois 834-3397 Murdock Division, Murdock, Illinois 837-2224 Ogden Division, Ogden, Illinois 582-2860 Homer, Illinois I Compliments of Arthur E. Brown Your Country Companies Agent Homer, Illinois Phone: 896-2049 Fritz Flower Shop FIVE POINTS 512 N. CUNNINGHAM URBANA, ILLINOIS 61801 Telephone 217 367-8476 SPORT iJ SHOP c 34 Chester Champaign, III. Phone: 352-2929 WHITTAKER'S JEWELRY STORE 113 West Main Urbana, Illinois Compliments of MARV'S STAR MARKET Broadlands Compliments of Sidney Star Market Congratulations Class of 1980 PAQUIN SANITARY SERVICE Homer, 111. 896-2048 WOLF REAL ESTATE Dale Wolf Terry Wolf Farms — Homes — Commercial 896-2253 896-2317 Homer Blossom Basket Florist Congratulations to the Class of 80 1002 N. 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