Illinois Valley Central High School - Sequence Yearbook (Chillicothe, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1979 volume:

EDITORS ADVISOR ERIKA HU MR I DOE MR CRRISC1%I dOAIMIM IMOE SEQUENCE 79 S Y O L S O F Y O T Illinois Valley Central SHIELD A defensive i of educati native it representsfthe protection ' shield is that of ge of the Illinois ___designed to protect the user norance. The shape of tR? Ufih denotes loyalty to the state and nation ed color on the surface of the shield depi' students. ' ’ TORCH FLAME f v|VNj ) The torch in the upper quadrant represents achievement and the flame is the eternal me symbolizing all the people who have graduated from this school and to the perpetuation of the ideals and traditions of Illinois Valley Central FIVE-POINT STAR Denoting not only the location of the school but service, asperation. and guidance. The symbol also stands for aim or purpose as it is so necessary for all people to have specified goals and to become educated to achieve them. ATOMIC SYMBOL WITH ARROW Symbolizing science and progress brance of past history. through ughy Jucation with the arrow as a remem- SCROLL A ribbon upon which the school name is'displayed simply states we are proud to display our colftrs. ■■■ I r V 2 Loyalty We stand before you . V.C. Our hearts beating for you . V.C. In each fray or bout We ’ll help you out For you we 'II do or die We're true forever I.V.C. Forgetting never I. V.C. If you FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! You'll come out all right Yea I. V.C. Symbols of youth Memories gone by Gray and maroon Forever flying HIGH! HIGH! HIGH In these years and after I. V. C. Our tears and our laughter I.V.C. 4s our lusty calls Echo through the halls Of dear old I. V.C. So Grey Ghosts fight to keep that ball Your famed traditions never fall And when we are gone Others carry on We're one for all! I. V.C. RAH! RAH! I. V.C. RAH! RAH! Who? RAH! I. V.C. RAH! RAH! The Stars Come Out Dress-Up Day WATCH OUT HOLLYWOOD! Here comes the IVCHS all- star review! (1) Contest winner Sue (Donald Duck) Minter (2) Contest winner Craig (Incredible Hulk) Parr (3) Buddy Bob (The Duke) Howell (4) Toga Party: Chris Smith, Mark Stedman, Kreig Smith (5) Lindsay (Bat- man) Rhodenbaugh s 4 Autumn is the time for loneliness and love that died in the forgotten sun. The time for being alone in your world to decide answers for all the questions that summer brought. The time to write unfinished poems and sing unfinished songs before winter freezes them forever. The time to end, and begin again as we always do, anyway ... AUTUMN AUTUMN Q u e e n s Erika Humpidge Lori McWilliams Leigh Wolski Traci Horack Cay Pesko Colleen Curry Jana Kehlenbach 6 HOMECOMING 78-HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD was a tremendous success despite some bad weather. On Monday a number of activities began, including a Rolls Royce raffle, spirit chain competition, class float building, and mum sales. Unfortunately, the Challenge of the Classes was cancelled due to rain. Tuesday was Hollywood Dress-Up Day. Sue Minter. dressed as Donald Duck, and Craig Parr, as The Incredible Hulk, took 1st place for the student contest. Charlie Chaplin (Mrs. Frohock) and “The Duke’’ (Mr. Howell) placed 1st for the faculty contest. Later that evening, the Senior vs. Faculty football game was held. Unfortunately, the Seniors lost the game to the Faculty. Immediately following the game was a movie, ' Oh God ', in the auditorium, which left smiles on the faces of the large crowd that attended. Queen candidate and underclass attendant elections were the main events scheduled for Wednes- day. The six queen candidates were: Colleen Curry, whose escort was Dave Lange (bonfire, game, dance): Traci Horak, whose escorts were Doug Hayward (bonfire), Lindsay Roden- baugh (game), and Jim Calvin (dance); Erika Humpidge, whose escorts were Tom Wineland (bonfire and game), Joe Willis (dance); Jana Kelenbach, whose escorts were Mike Marini (bonfire and dance), Chris Conner (game); Lori McWilliams, whose escorts were Tim Dever- eaux (bonfire and dance), Barry Sarver (game); Cay Pesko, whose escorts were Mark Ely (bonfire), Doug Hayward (game), Dan Maurer (dance). The underclass attendants were: Freshman Sharon Haare, whose escorts were Scott Horak (bonfire and game), Tony Gould (dance); Sophomore Jody Kelenbach, whose escorts were Andy Cary (bonfire), Craig Parr (game), Mike Callahan (dance). The Junior attendant was Dee Dee Mooney, whose escorts were Craig Parr (bonfire), Cam Parr (game), Eric Espinosa (dance). On Thursday, faculty and students were encouraged to wear their maroon and grey. The annual Bonfire was held at 7:30 on Taylor Field. The night’s activities included a performance by the Spiritts, skits by the frosh, soph, and jr. classes, balloon sales, and topping off the night was our Grey Ghost (Susan Gants) revealing the identity of the 1978 Homecoming Queen, Colleen Curry. A reception for parents followed immediately after in the commons. Friday was filled with activities from morning till night, as there was no school. Float judging began promptly at 12:30, with the Sophomore “Jaws” float winning the class category and the club float award going to Home Ec. for the 4th year in a row. The Hollywood Premiere, which was held in City Park was MC'd by Mr. Howell. Academy Awards for skits were given out in five categories: Best Actress-Sue Minter; Best Actors-Will Smith and Steve Hill (two wild and crazy guys); Best Set-Junior class; Best Costumes-Junior class; Best Overall Production-Junior class. The Spirit Chain competi- tion was won by the sophomore class and Mr. McGhee won the dinner and Rolls Royce raffled off earlier in the week. One of I.V.C.'s longest homecoming parades got underway at 2:30. The nearly thirty entrants wound their way through downtown Chillicothe and back to the High School. The Homecoming game was a disappointment as I.V.C. lost to Morton, but the half- time show picked up everyone’s spirits. Our guest of honor, JOSH TAYLOR, from soap opera “Days of Our Lives , escorted by Linda Jones, was introduced along with the Queen and her court. Homecoming week pulled to a close on Saturday with the traditional Homecoming dance held in commons from 8:00 till 11:00. Couples dances in a Hollywood fantasyland to the music of Cheez.” The coronation of the Queen was the highlight of the evening. Members of the Homecoming court stood by as the Student Senate President Lindsay Rodenbaugh crowned Colleen Curry the 1978 Homecoming Queen. Colleen then danced the 1st dance with Josh Taylor. Later the court joined her. Of course, none of the Homecoming activities would have been possible without the hard work of the Homecoming committee. Many thanks go to them. Members of the committee were: DeeDee Ratcliff, Jon Fleming, JoAnn Noe, Matt Adams, Dean McNaught. Shari Willis, Rick Trager, Cindy Hughes, Jody Kelenbach, Linda Jones, Dave Lange, Maleea Barnett and Susan Gants. Last but not least, thanks to Mr. Howell, whose patience and understanding really helped in the planning and the actual Homecoming. Jana Kelenbach, Committee Chairman, Homecoming '78 AUTUMN PICTURE IDENTIFICATIONS (I) Fr. Attendant-Sharon Haare (2) Fr Float (3) Soph. Attendant-Jody Kehlenbach (4) Soph. Float (5) Jr Attendant-Dee Dee Mooney (6) Jr Float (7) Frosh clown around! (8) Oz's Dorothy-Miss Stewart (9) Bonfire burns brightly (10) Queen-Colleen Curry (II) Queen's Court-Traci Horack. Erika Humpidge. Lori McWilliams. Jana Kehlenbach. and Cay Pesko (12) We nominated them for our Homecoming Court? (13) Josh Taylor from soap Days of Our Lives” visits (14) Sr. Float (15) Brrr! (16) Marching Grey Ghosts (17) Homecoming Committee 16 17 A U T L' M I I $ s 9 •v ■ T «i ■ .- WO, ' t v- hT • ' . Vmi 1L i vi, y : 4 VS ' t - • VH' J . ; • dti «. ■ f i I ; � ? Faculty Whip Seniors With Score Of 35-7 LL M141 ft X ft V MOLJS During half-time of the IVC-Canton football game Friday, September 15, George Taylor was escorted onto the field for the official announcement that the IVC athletic field has been named in his honor. Former IVC athletes who played under Taylor’s direction filed onto the track to witness the ceremony. The respected coach acknowledged their role in the accumulation of 162 wins, 79 losses and 11 ties during the 27 years he served as coach at the high school by saying, All the reasons for the statistics ... are standing out here on the track tonight. In addition to receiving a plaque commemorating the dedication of the field, the veteran coach accepted from Dale Lober a certificate from the Illinois football coaches Hall of Fame, a presentation by Ben Razo on behalf of American Legion Post No. 9. The ceremony concluded with Coach Taylor’s remark that ’’The dediation of this field in my name has to be the crowning glory of my coaching and teaching career ,.. The memories of this night will follow me the rest of my days. The response of the crowd indicated that the field has been appropriately named to honor this dedicated man. Taylor Field Dedication 5 _i 12 A Smile Is An International Language Leigh Wot ski, Tony Cavadini A.F.S. Students T 0 n y C a v a d 1 n 9 Tony Cavadini I liked very much my stay here in Chillicothe, I loved the town with its trees and the people are so nice. I was with the Harry Crull family and they were very nice to me and helped me. I really felt like a member of the family. I had two brothers, Dan, 17, Gary, 23, and one sister, Chris, 21. My father works very hard as does my mother Mar- ian. I can’t really explain all that they did for me, but I shall not be able to forget them. I had a very good time with them. I made several friends at IVC and most of them helped me. I live in the north of Italy in Como, only two miles from Swit- zerland and my town has a wonderful lake. My dad, Francesco, and my mother Rose both work at the post office in my town. My sister, Anna, 22, draws pictures for ties and scarves and she also attends the college in Milano. At last, I would like to say a big “thank you” to all those people that helped me and especially me family, my teachers, my community, and my friends. I hope that I can see everyone again. Antonio Cavadini Via A. Diaz No. 73 22100 Como Italy I travelled thousands of miles from my home- town Chinchilla in southwest Queensland, Aus- tralia, to come and live near Chillicothe with the Duckworth family. My American family consists of my dad Elbert, mom Joan, brothers Rick (24), who is married to Cindy, and Jim (22), and my sister Cheryl (16). They are wonderful peo- ple. My Australian family (dad Stan, mum Beryl, and Janeen (13) live on a cattle ranch, while my brother Keith (23) and his wife Pauline live on their own grain and cattle farm. My other broth- er Malcolm (22) works in a technical college in Brisbane. One of the things that I’ve enjoyed most is attending the I.V.C. High School and participat- ing in school activities. The school system is one I’ve had to adapt to because it differs from that of my high school at home. I have enjoyed the pep rallies, ball games, and taking part in chorus and drama. I have also found the student senate work interesting. Most of all I have liked the school because of the people in it, especially those whom I have come to know and those who have made me feel welcome. I thank them for their friendship and I know it has been worthwhile to have come all the way to meet them. Leigh Wolski “Blair Athol Burncluith, Chinchilla 4413 Queensland . Australia Leigh Wolski e i g h W 0 1 s k m I 14 Autumn Seniors Sports Clubs Faculty Winter I Winter Carnival ! Swing Juniors Spring Sports Musical Prom Index Specials Ads Closing 16 46 55 79 90 102 104 107 114 121 130 140 142 145 151 157 168 AUTI M NiW H lb KEVIN ARNOLD JOANNA BARBOZA STEVE BARD KEVIN BARNES STAN BARNETT RICHARD BASSETT JULIE BEAN 17 JULIE BRAASCH KATHY BURDICK DEBBIE BORQUIST VIRGINIA BLAINE JAMIE CARNELL MIKE CANNING MIKE CALLAHAN BRENDA CALL BECKY CARY JOBY CASE TONY CAVADINI SANDY CEALY GINA CHIAVINI MERIDATH CHILDERS 19 INTA COMER CHRIS CONNER NANCY COOPER KIRBY COTHREN GEORGE COX 20 LORI CROW DAN CRULL COLLEEN CURRY i ci «® a ANDREA CURTIS BARB DAVIS AVTIJN 21 22 GEORGE FIELDS JON FLEMING LANCE FISHER RONDA FISHER 23 LORELEI GOULD RANDY GEBHARDT MIKE GRANADOS MARK GIDEONSEN MONICA GRAY LAURA GREER 24 LORI HAHN DOUG HAYWARD VICKI HARMS CRAIG HAWLEY 25 MIKE HILL . STEVE HOOD KENT HOOKER TRACI HORACK WJ5 BOB JAMES CHERYL JOLLY 26 JALANA KOBISCHKA MIKE KLASSEN BILL KIRCHER JACQUE KRIETEMEYER CONNIE KROG SHERYL KYLE DAVID LANGE AU T U M1M 27 RICK LARASH we sate ®ue ©jie n© we JS� ®... DAWN LAUBER RUSS LAWSON KRISTI LINDAHL PATTI LINDAHL RON LIPSEY GARY LOCKE JUDY LUCAS TAMI MANNERING CLIFF MARICLE 28 MIKE MARINI BARRY MARTIN SAM MASSENGILL KARLA McCASKY LARRY McCASKY MARK McCLINTOCK MIKE McGANN ed mcintyre Mine eeg U1VI I 29 DEAN McNAUGHT LORI MCWILLIAMS TERESA MORETTO SCOTT MILLER PAM MEINTS 30 YVONNE NONTE YVETTE NONTE PATTI PFEIFFER GREG PHARES FRANK RADLEY SCOTT RADLEY JACKIE RAZO PHIL RAZO ERIC REED CARL REIFSTACK 32 80B RENFROE LIZ ROCKWELL KELLY ROSENOW JULIE SAMP BARRY SARVER A U X I M ] [ 33 LINDSAY RHODENBAUGH TERESA RICHARDSON DENISE RIEDLINGER E®M ■3®M aa§ CINDY RIGGINS ALLEN ROBBARDS KEN SHAFFER ANDY SOIBREL DEBBIE CRAWFORD SMITH MARCY SMITH KIT SIEBENTHAL JENNY SMITH CHUCK STROYECK CORY STEAR CINDY STEIN PHYLLIS THACKER BARB TARNOWSKI ANDY SULLIVAN TERESA SUTTON we me paw� ®1H® 36 PATTY VONK JIM WAGNER BETTY WEN CINDY WHALEY A VJ TtiMIM 37 DINA WILKINS LORI WHITTEMORE JORY WIEDEMAN CINDY WHITE TAMMY WILLIAMS MICKI WILKENSON TOM WINELAND DIANA WISEMAN DENISE WOOD DAVID YOCUM 38 Back: Dave Lange (Pres.). Jo Ann Noe (Vice Pres.), Front: Cay Pesko (Treas.), Traci Horack (Sec.) Front: Kristi Lindahl (Valedictorian). Gina Chiavini (Salutatorian). Na- than Bjerk, Carla Eggers. Back: Julie Crothers. Mary Tomlin, Dean McNaught. Tim Nibbelin. Julie Samp, Randy Selby. 39 Sr. Baby Pic m Cindy White China Syndrome? Denise Riedlinger Monica Gray Laura Greer Wilkinson Colleen Curry AU T U M I I kkhmA 41 Meridith C. and Dawn Lauber mm P % Looking a little flushed! Stev Bayl B. Martin i « P Jim Benisch 1 , ■ - iv v Kirby G. Lori Haney Smile! You're on Candid Camera! Inta Comer T. Mannering Life's a bummer” Brenda Call f % x r t- Dan Crull Tim Nibbelin 42 Maybe this’ll keep 'em , • _ away from my cake! Phil d3UV I ICS Razo Jory W. Mark McClintick AUTUMIM 43 Mu 'Z I Nancy C 44 Jona Babington Tom Wineland L - Lisa Bushert Hollywood here I come! Cin- dy Hughes Betty Wen V •r 'f ' JoAnn Noe Erika Humpidge Babes Lose something? Kevin Arnold Cathy Nelson Sandy Cealy Kit Siebenthal 45 dollars A MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Julie Crothers. Nathan Bjerk BIGGEST FLIRT AND CASANOVA: Cay Pesko, Randy Selby MOST ATHLETIC: Miki Wilkinson. Ron Ogburn MOST POPULAR: Lori McWilliams. Paul Foster FUNNIEST: Helen Kidd, Lindsay Rhodenbaugh 46 BEST DRESSED: Jana Kehlenbach, Mike Marini «©g u® BEST LOOKING: Tom Wineland, Erika Humpidge BEST PERSONALITY: Chris Conner, Diane Mundy MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Gina Chiavini, Carl Reifstack, Sally Crandall BEST SMILE: Liz Rockwell, Steve Bard AU TUMIM 47 MASEiUOI AWMKBS VALEDICTORIAN .............. Kristi Lindahl SALUTATORIAN ................. Gina Chiavini TOP TEN .. Kristi Lindahl, Gina Chiavini, Nathan Bjerk, Carla Eggers, Julie Samp; Tim Nibbelin, Julie Crothers; Dean McNaught. Randy Selby. Mary Tomlin. ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARS . Michael Anderson, Stan Barnett, Steve DeVoss, Monica Gray, Kristi Lindahl, Dean McNaught, Tim Nibbelin, Carl Reifsteck, Julie Samp, Andy Sullivan, Mary Tomlin. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP AWARD RECOGNITION Mark Gideonson, Kristi Lindahl, Randy Selby, Wayne Wahls, Stan Bar- B nett. IVC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP ARSHIP...........Dean McNaught, Carla Eggers. ALTA COON WESCOTT SCHOLARSHIP Cindy Hughes. Cay Pesko ALTRUSA AWARD ROTARY SCHOOL SERVICE AWARD Yvette Nonte dsay Rhodenbaugh ,sh NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC ART AWARD .... Michele Curry. Jim Hedges, Jerry Jeffries, Bridgett Magee, Wayne Wahls. D.A.R. AWARD Jon Fleming BUSINESS STUDENT OF THE YEAR ........... Diane Mundy SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS AWARD . Erika Humpidge. Jo Ann Noe CENTURY III LEADERS , Lindsay Rhodenbaugh, Jon Fleming, Monica Gray ACADEMIC HONORS STUDENTS Michael Anderson Teresa Armstrong Frank Arnold Stan Barnett Nathan Bjerk Debra Borquist Kathy Burdick Lisa Bushert Brenda Call Joby Case Gina Chiavini Inta Comer Sally Crandell Paula Crawford Julie Crothers Kim Crotty Lori Crow Colleen Curry Andrea Curtis Michael DeVoss Carla Eggers Mark Ely Randall Everetts Jon Fleming Mark Gideonsen Lorelei Gould Monica Gray Laura Greer Kirby Guetersloh Douglas Hayward Traci Horack Cynthia Hughes Erika Humpidge Jana Kehlenbach Sheryl Kyle David Lange Richard Larash Kristi Lindahl Patti Lindahl Karla McCasky Dean McNaught Lori McWilliams Pam Meints Theresa Moretto Diana Mundy Timothy Nibbelin Jo Ann Noe Ronald Ogburn Jon Ohrt Carl Reifsteck Lindsay Rhodenbaugh Denise Riedlinger Julia Samp Randall Selby Cynthia Stein Andrew Sullivan Barbara Thompson Mary Tomlin Scott Tyler Janet Vaugh Pat Vonk Wayne Wahls Cindy Whaley Micki Wilkinson Denise Wood IVC Sports iojo 49 Jon Bodie, Dan Crabel, Kreig Smith, Jim Snyder, Tom Erick- son, and Tony Russell. Mike Dutton, Stan Barnett, Jim Billington, Carl Reifsteck, Mike Rodier, Jeff Noonen, and Tony Nacarato. FOOTBALL varsity Mike Svihla, Andy Sibrel, Dean McNaught, Bob Jenkins, Todd Horack, and Ron Ogburn. 50 IVC 24 PRINCETON 0 IVC 15 CANTON 28 IVC 10 MACOMB 6 IVC 7 CHICAGO 20 IVC 22 MORTON 54 IVC 0 CANTON 43 IVC 10 MACOMB 12 IVC 13 MORTON 34 IVC 0 C. CATHOLIC 35 IVC SENIORS. FOSTER, REIFSTECK. NAMED TO ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM reflections ws AW TWMIM SI Foster was named as one o the three running backs, anc one of the four best defensive backs. Reifsteck received re congition for offensive and a: well as defensive back CON GRATULATIONS TO THESE TWO SENIOR FOR REPRE SENTING THE GREY GHOSTS. SPECIAL MENTION REFLECTIONS ON IVC 1978 FOOTBALL SEASON: Head Football coach Jerry Maley, reflected on the 78 season that ended with a frustrating record. He thought of the positive attitude that he and his players began with and how that feeling ended with a somewhat frustrating record of 2-7. Maley said that playing the new Heartland Conference was a unique experience. Seniors who played this year were extremely skilled, “Carl Riefsteck, Paul Foster. Mark Ely, Tim Devereaux, Tom Erickson, Ron Ogburn, Mike Callahan, Stan Barnett, Cory Stear, Jeff Noonen. Tony Nacarato. Dean McNaught, Mike Marini, Andy Sibrel and Mike Canning, will all be missed. Maley looks to the future with a positive outlook. RON OGBURN TOM ERICKSON MARK ELY JON BODIE MARK STEDMAN quarterback tackle, office, defense place kicker defensive back defensive back FROSH - SOPH ghosts First row: Bill Tarnawski, Mark Norris, Jack Craw- ford, Larry Lanier, Tom Price, Todd Hammer, Don Wiley, Pete Magee and Chris Pesko. Second row: Roger Reliford, Mike Sim- mons, Scott Hart, Mark McGhann, Tom Razo, Mike Kinnery, Dean Ca- pron, and Mike Meyers. Back row: Bernie Thei- ben, Scott Kirchner, Todd Burger, Ed Svihla. Kurt Grant, Jim Gregory, Bill Engelke, and Robbie Gants. IVC 0 PRINCETON 36 IVC 0 CANTON 32 IVC 6 MACOMB 48 IVC 7 CHICAGO 20 IVC 0 MORTON 32 IVC 0 CANTON 39 IVC 6 MACOMB 43 IVC 0 MORTON 66 IVCS 8 CANTON 28 IVC 6 MACOMB 30 IVC 6 MORTON 56 IVC 22 PRINCEVILLE 14 IVC 0 CANTON 16 IVC 22 DUNLAP 0 IVC 0 MORTON 55 IVC 6 C.CATHOLIC 18 First row: Todd Barber, Bob Reggio, Bob Sisk, Steve Phares, Mike Tar- nawski, Don Orman, and Todd Frigard. Sec- ond Row: Jeff Brooke, Tony Gould, Rich Cra- bel, Scott West, Mike Rodier, Mark Hammerl. Back Row: Bob Jenkins, Mike Howell, Jeff Rich- ardson, Matt Stapf, Jeff Pronga, Pat Sarver, and Scott Bredeman. 52 experience new heartland conference AIITUNIM 53 A Swinging Club GOLF Front row: Mark Monce, Jim Nevitt, Larry Norton, Jim Coventry, Bruce Ehlke, Tom Nibbelin, Joe Anderson, Holly Ball, and Shawn Ball. Second row: Rob Andrews, Tom Lemaster, Rick Trager, Jon McGhee, Tim Nibbelin, Mike Anderson, Rich Bassett, Jeff Woodall, Bob Dunn, Scott Lambert, Tim Kirchner, Jim McCready, and Jeff Samp. IVC 174 E. Peoria 176 IVC 160 Manual 165 IVC 169 Central 161 IVC 169 Dunlap 195 IVC 164 Canton 167 IVC 166 Manual 173 IVC 166 Woodruff 188 IVC 177 Dunlap 183 IVC 168 Central 158 IVC 168 Spalding 155 IVC 174 Metamora 173 IVC 174 Clinton 200 IVC 169 Canton 162 IVC 178 Washington 159 IVC 159 Morton 140 IVC 168 Limestone 167 IVC 168 Washington 181 IVC 161 E. Peoria 171 IVC 161 Metamora 180 IVC 171 Woodruff 173 54 Front row (left to right): Andrea Curtis, Chris Bryson, Kathleen McVeigh, Betty Wen, Cindy Piletic, Belinda Blankenship, and Julie Braasch. Back row (left to right): Kim York (manager), Kim Pence, Micki Wilkinson, Susan Dennis, Peggy Piletic, Kristi Lindhall, Jane Auer, and Kelly York (manager) VOLLEYBALL sets it right VARSITY RECORD 3-12 JUNIOR VARSITY 0-15 M.v.P. Micki Wilkinson (Var) Peggy Piletic (J.V) CAPTAINS: Betty Wen (Var) Kris Bryson (J.V.) Congratulations to CINDY PILETIC, who made ALL CONFERENCE for the Ghosts MOST IMPROVED: Kim Pence, Peggy Piletic (var) Jane Auer (J.V.) MOST DEDICATED: Cindy Piletic (Var) Kris Bryson (J.V.) LEADING SCORER: Susan Dennis Won PEORIA HTS (14-20) Loss Metamora (11-20) Loss Bergan (5-20) Loss P. Manual (3-20) Loss Canton (3-20) Loss A.O.L. (11-20) Loss Macomb (13-20) Won PEORIA HTS (20-17) Loss Morton (6-20) Loss Canton (12-20) Loss Macomb (17-20) Won PRINCEVILLE (20-13) Loss Morton (4-20) Loss Dunlap (13-20) Loss Metamora (6-20) (20-15) (7-20) L't A Li T U Hi IV First row: John Rohman. Troy Art. Dennis Joyce. Brett Mclntire. Rich Wahls. Tom White. Bill Baer, and Will Smith. Second row: Cory Noonen. Chris Connor, Eric Espinosa, Doug Wiley. Steve Hill. Andy Sullivan, Chip Lacewell. and Rich Smith. Third Row: Jana Kehlen- bach. Lori McWilliams. Susan Gants. (Stat Girls), Stu Brown. Scott Bennemeyer. Trip Bussey. Craig Holloway. Randy Everetts. Chris Smith. Mike Tegg. and Coach Wendy Childs. IVC 15 Henry 7 Mid County 49,50 IVC 2nd Bloomington lnv. 8 teams Most Valuable Chip Lacewell IVC 27 Princeton Sterling 20,18 IVC 33rd Peoria Invitational 44 teams Co-Captians IVC 40 Canton Macomb 18.28 IVC 18 Minonk-Dana-Rutland 42 Eric Espinosa IVC 23 Bergan Washington 36.32 IVC 26 Morton 30 Trip Bussey IVC 23 Metamora 33 IVC 1st Conference Meet 4 teams IVC 7th Geneseo Invitational 17 teams IVC 4th District Meet 16 teams Most Improved IVC 30 Lowpoint-Washburn 30 IVC 7th Sectional Meet 16 teams Mike Tegg 56 AVTVNIV 57 Has anyone seen ghosts, bombers.potters, or little giants? We have seen them this year in the new Heartland Confer- nce. I V.C., Morton, Macomb, and Canton were all left without i conference last year when the Heart of Illinois Conference oroke up. These schools then formed the new Heartland Con- ference. Although this conference only consist of four schools, it is a very competitive conference, and each school has had its shares of top honors in the different sports. In the future we can look forward to good competition within these four schools, because the new Heartland Conference has given the ,r «it schools a new identity and the recognition they deserve. Student Senate Brings Increased Involvement STUDENT SENATE: Front Row: Teresa Armstrong, Kim Crotty, Lind- say Rhodenbaugh, Jana Kehlenbach. Jon Fleming, Rick Trager, Dee Dee Ratcliff. Row 2: Erika Humpidge. Linda Jones. Matt Adams, Yvette Nonte, Lorelei Gould, Tim Nibbelin, Stan Barnett. Row 3: Diane Evans, Linda Dawson, Mike Enemas. Leigh Wolski, Tony Cava- dini. Row 4: Peggy Piletic, Darby Hunter, Louise Finnigan, Sharon Haare, Malea Barnett. I 1 9 s s Senate Summary In an attempt to increase the involvement of students in their student controlled activities, the Illinois Valley Central Student Council expanded and became the Student Senate. With members of all clubs, organiza- tions, and seasonal athletic squads represented on the senate the group plunged into a busy year’s activities. The biggest and best homecoming in many years got things off to a flying start. Senate promoted and encouraged the use of student designs and the walls around the media center began to assume color and life as the mural painters went to work. In the spring, in cooperation with the Valley Community YMCA and the high school staff, the senate sponsored an extremely successful series of mini-courses. With the increased group size, problems increased, but this did not halt these young men and women. Under the supervision of Mr. Robert Howell the senate continued its activity in district and state student government and worked to continue to improve the conditions for students here at I.V.C. The new senate continued the traditions of previous councils as they proved time and again that I.V.C.'s students can successfully accept responsibility. Executive Council. Standing; Dean McNaught, Dee Ratcliff, Teresa Armstrong, Advisor, Robert Howell. Seated: Jana Kehlenbach, Lindsay Rhodenbaugh, Jon Fleming. 61 Back L to R: Diane Evans. Mischa Brauer, 4th Row: Lindsay Rhodenbaugh. Barb Tarnawski, Leigh Wolski. 3rd Row: Dave Wheeler. Eric Christensen. Tim Gerig. Kenny Radley, John Carlson. Greg Smith. 2nd Row: Jon Fleming. Liz Greer, Brenda Stevens, Michele Burke, Susan France. Wendy Christopher. Front: Brian Anderson, Ron Rude. Donna Taylor, Sue Minter. Teresa Stubsten. Drama Club The Masque and Gavel Club made its return this year as a Drama and Speech contests around the area as well as plays and all phases of stage production, ie. lighting, make- up and directing. The Club put on the play “Harvey” which originally starred Jimmy Stewart in the lead role. This years production has Lindsay Rhodenbaugh for the lead with Co-stars Barb Tor- nawski, Leigh Wolski. John Fleming, Brian Anderson, Liz Greer, Ron Rude, Sue Minter, Stacie Rushin, John Carlson, Dave Wheeler and Dianne Evans. In the winter months the club took part in various speech contests like ICC and Thornwood near Chicago. Speech con- testants include Brian Anderson, Kenny Radley, Tim Gerig, Monica Gray, Eric Christensen, Hiedi Christensen, Dave Wheeler-to name a few. The spring play was the Broadway hit version of M A S H. This play calls for a cast of 30 people plus several extras. In conjunction with the school Masque and Gavel is an adult chapter that hopes to continue the years activities during summer months. This will hopefully lead to a summer community theatre in Chillicothe in years to come. Faculty advisor for the Masque and Gavel is Mr. Bob Howell. 62 K e e Officers L to R: Diane Reed, Treasurer: Diane Mundy, Presi- dent; Debbie Simmons, Vice President: Not Pictured Myrna Edlin, Secretary. Home Ec Club P s Front L to R: Co-Advisors Miss Stewart, Mrs. Frohock. Middle: Julie Benisch, Terry Allen, Debbie Simmons, Lori Dunbar, Diane Reed. Back: Chris Grant. Myrna Edlan, Lisa Rogers. T h I n g s C o 0 k 1 n 63 A.F.S. Club Promotes International Understanding And Co-operation Guidance Attendance Clerks Attempt The Impossible, Locating Over 900 Students Per Day. 65 On ground: Mr. Binstock, Jim Wilson. Sitting: Kirby Cothern. Eric Espinosa, Donny Capron. Back: Dan Buckman, Mike Callahan. Al Blankenship. David Welch. Paul Van Ostrand. Mike Granadas. Mike McDaniel, John Jackson. Mike Horn. Ray Vonk. Standing: Mr. Binstock. Fred Geick, Max Smith. Kent Hooker. Rick Larish. Sitting: Steve Barnett, Mike Welch. George Cox. Will Smith, Barry Sarver. Back: Steve Pollack. Fred Gaskins. Kevin Gillum. Jim Demetreon. 66 1st Row (left to right): Kevin Stratton. Mike Netherton. Lindsay Rhodenbaugh. Yvette Nonte (sec.). Jim Hanamean (v.p.). Donny Close: 2nd Row: Marty Auge (treas.), Eric Fair. Colleen Curry. Yvonne Nonte (senate rep ), Jon Fleming; 3rd Row: Jerry Jeffries (pres.). Allen Robards. Phil Szentes. Mike Sarver. Jim Hedges, and Bob Ledford. 67 Row 1: Mr. Deegee, Jenny Walker. Barb Thompson. Sharon Razo, Kim Crotty, Julie Crothers, Colleen Curry, Laura Greer. Row 2: Greg Boyer, Linda Dawson, Mary Auge, Sara Bjerk, Jill Reed, Mark Gideonsen, Stan Barnett. Row 3: Mike Anderson, Diane Mundy, Teresa Armstrong, Cindy Radley, Michelle Myatt, Linda Jones, Carla Eggers, Kirby Gutersloh, Karla McCasky. Row 4: Jo Ann Noe. Wayne Wahls, Mary Tomlin, Micki Wilkinson, Sally Crandall, Kristi Lindahl, Heidi Christensen, Julie Samp, Gina Chiavini. Row 5: Carl Reif- steck, Cindy Hughes, Mike Anderson, Randy Selby, Kim York, Patti Lindahl, Lorelei Gould, Jana Kehlenbach. Row 6: Lori McWilliams, Erika Humpidge, Tom LeMaster, Mike Svhila, Jill Granklin. Mickey Zaring, Teresa Spillman, Craig Holloway, Rick Trager. Row 7: Mark Ely, Tim Nibbelin, Mike Encinas, Scott Tyler, Lindsay Rhodenbaugh. Jon Fleming, Nathan Bjerk, Rick Larash. National Honor Society NHS OFFICERS: Teresa Armstrong, Mary Tomlin, Stan Barnett, Sally Crandall, Nathan Bjerk. 68 AM CO-OP-Front: Jamie Carnell, Sandy Cealy, Julie Braasch, Julie See. Back: Bob Renfro, Gary Davis, Dan Crull, Lori McWilliams, Carol Carr. AM. And P.M. Co-Op PM CO-OP-Row 1: Val Hollifield. Joana Babington. Pat Donaldson, Teresa Wassi, Lori Whitmore. Sandy Fidler. Row 2: Nancy Cooper. Charyl Dunbar, Denise Wood. Angela Garcia. Monica Gray, Janet Vaughn. Virginia Blaine. Row 3: Brenda Call, Tami Mannering. Cindy Stein, Jo Ann Noe, Cindy Hughes, Kit Sieberthal. Jalana Kobischka, Christy Collwell, Kay Hardmeier, Becky Cry, Kathy Burdick. Row 4: Mr. Fleming, Patty Vonk. Kelly Rosenow (Cosmetology), Linda Hagel (Cosmetology), Mike DeVoss, Mike Marini, Cliff Miricle, Jim Wagner, Eric Reed, Row 5: Bill Ware, David Niles. Phil Razo. Joe Doering. Kevin Barnes, David Yocum, Larry McCasky. Stat Girls Turn Physical Action Into Facts And Figures While The I.V.C. Engravers Turn Figures And Letters Into Signs Of Beauty And Grace 70 Hockey Ghosts Chase The Puck While The Mural Painters Consider Painting It As Part Of Their Project To Identify And Beautify Ladies And Gentlemen . .. Standing left to right: Mary Jo Wolf, Lorelei Gould, Micki Zaring, Kim Crotty, and Chery Dierdorf. Kneeling: Ann Foster. Sherri Willis. Debbie Leber. Barbie Bishop (co-captain), Cheryl Finnegan, Lynette Davis, Amy Foster, and Jill Franklin. Sitting: Liz Rockwell, Kelly Grimm (co-captain), Jana Kehlenbach, Julie Crothers, Dawn Shepard, and Laurie Bolding. Center: Maggie Cox. T L. 4. 4 AUTUMN AWx Classroom, Field And T.V. I -CS£ ummt08'it I. V.C. Is Band-Tastic Chorus Continues Tradition Of Excellence In Concert, Musical Variety Format sequence staff ’ J8-919 Front: Inga Comer, Erika Humpidge. Jana Kehlenbach, Inta Comer, Jo Ann Noe, Back: Keri Childers, Carmen Renfroe, Cay Pesko, Liz Rockwell. Not pictured: Dena Humpidge. Andreia Stapleton, Clori D'Agnolo, Rob Andrews, Randy Orrison, Susan Gants, Teresa Spillman. Erika Humpidge (Editor). Mr. Orrison (Advisor), Jo Ann Noe (Editor). AU TLJ MIV 77 78 FACULTY Mrs. Merdian Mrs. Shover Mrs. Nettick 80 DENNIS GOULD WILLIAM KEPHART JAMES THORNTON Superintendant Assistant _ , Superintendant Superintendant And School Board LOUIS STOECKER ELIZABETH PARKER LARRY REED JOSEPH MINNEMAN Treasurer 81 MR. WEITZEL: English 1, Comp Gram- mar, German, Practical Speech, Doc. Pa- pers, Dept. Head Language, Assistant Var. Football Coach. MRS. SALAHUB: French 1,2,3,4. Spanish 1,2,3,4, cheerleading sponsor. MISS ANDERSON: Doc. Papers, Comp Grammar, Eng. 1 2, Spanish 1 2. MRS. CROTHERS: Eng. 1 2, Science Fiction, Practical Speech, Public Speak- ing. MR. SCOTT: Eng. 1, Comp Grammar, Business Eng., Science Fiction. MRS. HARRIS: Creative Writing, Mytho- logy. Eng. 2, AFS Sponsor. MRS. SOLOMON: Spanish 1 2. Eng. 1, Comp Grammar. MRS. GOODALE: Business Eng.. Psychol- ogy, World Lit., Journalism, Mass Media, Doc Papers. MRS. SIMONSEN: American Lit., Creative Writing, Eng. 1 2. MISS MARTIN: Eng. 1 2, Science Fic- tion, Comp Gram- mar. Faculty: Language And Music Departments MR. SPARKS: Band Director. MR. ORRISON: Activities director, Princi- pal (Assistant) of North School, Yearbook Advisor. MRS. HARRISON: Chorus Director. 82 MR. PRONGA: Plane Geometry, Pre Alge- bra, Head Wrestling Coach. MR. HAHN: Pre Algebra. Algebra I, Sr. Math. MR. DEEGE: Algebra II, PI. Geom., NHS Advisor. MR. OGBURN: Algebra 1, Head Baseball Coach, Fr. Football Coach. MR NIBBELIN Science, Gen. Math, Golf Coach, Lettermans Club Advisor. MR. SCHINDLER: Gen. Chemistry, Sci- ence Orientation. w Math And tV M 1 ■' - MR. HOWELL: Ecology, Science Orienta- tion, Student Senate Advisor, Ecology Club Advisor. MR. THEMAS: Gen. Chemistry, Math, Acc. Chemistry, Soph. Football Coach, Track Coach. MR. HORTON: Anatomy and Physiology. Biology. Science MRS. RUSSELL: (Resource) English, Pre Voc. 1, Cons. Ed. MR. HENDRICKSEN: (Resource) Pre Voc. II, History, English, Science, Math. Special Ed. And Counselors MR. McNAUGHT: Director of Guidance. MRS. CARLSON: Counselor. Pom Pom Advisor. MR. PRIM: Counselor 83 MR. SMITH: Woods I II. Occ. Ex. Or. Home Economics 84 MR. SCOTT: Metals II. Arch. Dr. I II, Drafting I II, Occ. Ex. Or. MRS. BROOKHART: Housing, Foods I, Home Ec., Clothing I, Adv. Clothing and Tailoring. MR. BINSTOCK: Building Trades, So. Wrestling Coach MR. HOLLMAN: Auto Mech., Power Mech., crafts. MR. FLAGG: Art I, 2-D Design, 3-D Design, Painting and Drawing, Ceramics and Sculpture, Camera Club Advisor. Industrial And Fine Arts MR. POLANIN: Arch. Dr. I, Draft. I, Metals I. Occ. Ex. Or. Welding, Football coach (Soph.) MRS. MUSSER: Off. Practice, Shorthand I, Typing I Bookkeeping MR. GOODALE: Intro. Bus., Accounting, Bookkeeping Business Education Department MR. FLEMMING: Vocational Director CO-OP MRS. BENTON: Personnel Typing I, Adv. Typing, Adv. Shorthand MRS. BUSH: Gen. Typing, Typing I, Short- hand I MRS. FROHOCK: Foods I, Ind. Living, Fam. Living, Adv. Foods MRS. STEWART: Child Care, Adv. Child Care. Family Living, Ind. Living. MR. SNOW: U.S. History, Social Prob- lems, Sociology. MR. BOYER: World History. U.S. History. MR. CHILDS: U.S. History, Exploring III., Economics, Cross Country Coach. MR. PATIENT: Health MR. SNYDER: Drivers Ed.. Behind the Wheel. History, Health, And Driver’s Ed. Departments MR. MALEY: Health, P.E., Head Football Coach. MR. BRUSSEAU: P.E. MR. MCGHEE: P.E., Soph basketball coach MRS. SWANSON: Health, P.E. Girls Bowling Coach, Volleyball Coach, Girls Track Coach MR. FRIDAY: Health, P.E., Head Basketball Coach Physical Education Department Teachers Help Prepare Us For The Future! 8S Food to suit everyone's taste; the lovely ladies of the Cafeteria Staff. No matter what we do, they keep our building clean. The Custodial Staff Dale Lober ■f Marilyn Stickling Rita Thornton James Fisher Vicki Britton 86 Lonnie F. Parr - Educator, Friend 87 OC OD THE CHILLICOTHE BULLETIN, Thanday, April 19, 1979, Page 4 Lonnie Parr: The best of us all By Date Pfanschmidt Thousands of people knew Lonnie Parr. Many knew him better than I. Few admired him more. Lonnie had a charisma most of us will never duplicate. He was a family man, a man's man. a ladiesman, and someone highly regarded by those older and much younger than himself. He was great with children, from infants to high schoolers. Lonnie was the best our city had to offer. Education may have been his first love, although family and friends ran a close second and third. Lonnie Parr came to Chillicothe from the University of Illinois in 1939. He had previously taught in a one-room country school after only ' i years of college training. He spent his early summers furthering his education and finally went back full time to complete his degree It was then that he moved to Chillicothe to teach English and history. World War II interrupted Lonnie's teaching as he enlisted in the Navy. Then it was back to Chillicothe to re- sume his teaching career in February of 1946. He soon took on the additional responsibiliby of assistant high school principal to Orville Nothdurft and moved into the principal’s job in De- cember of 1948, He occupied that seat for nearly 25 years, retiring in Juoe of 1973. Throughout his more than 30 years in the Chillicothe school system, Lonnie Parr made countless friends and un- doubtedly a few enemies. He could argue with the best of them and usually had the upper hand in an impromptu debate by utilizing his engaging smile, a few well timed compliments and a clear- ly thought out argument. With few ex- ceptions, Lonnie controlled himself and the situations he encountered. You couldn't be in a hurry and go anywhere public with Lonnie. He was always being hailed with “Hi, Mr. Parr” by former students. Lonnie would stop, give his great smile, and reply “Hi. Good to see you. How you doing? Lonnie knew most of the town as former students and their parents. In explaining people to me, all were identi- fied by their high school characteristics. “She was a real cutic. “Oh, he was quite a student. “That boy was a real hellion But the greeting from the “cuties and the “good students and the “hellions was always “Mr. Parr. In an age of disrespect, Lonnie was seldom shown it. He treated everyone with respect and it usually came back the same way. Lonnie had the respect of his teach- ers, too. Some would tell me in con- fidence that he was strict or that he could be a penny pincher with school money, but none ever questioned his educational leadership or ex preyed anything but the highest regard for L u • me Parr, the principal and the man. Lonnie was a physical man and a competitor. Golf and tennis were his primary activities in recent years. He loved to compete, especially with younger men who thought they had an edge on him. It took each of us a few lost wagers to realize the “con man side of Lonnie Parr. On the golf course, he delighted in detailing to his opponent the aches and pains he was feeling and why he knew a bad round was coming on. The next step was to praise his opponent to the heavens for a beautiful swing, length off the tee, or superior putting. But when the round was over, more times than not, it was Lonnie collecting the dimes with a grin. He liked to win. but loved the fellowship of good competition. Lonnie Parr had power in Chillicothe but neither flaunted nor ac- knowledged it. I shall always contend that a new high school would never have been built in Chillicothe without his tireless efforts. He prodded the uncom- mitted to become committed, incensed the apathetic to vote, and persuaded many of those vehemently against the referendum that it might not be so bad after all. If a building ever deserved to bear a man's name, our new high school does. Lonnie Parr was the kind of person who comes along every quarter century or so and ingrains himself into the very fiber of a community. During his life- time, Chillicothe too often took him for jri r ted although we surely respected i.rn for his contributions and listened readily to his point of view. But it is only now that many will stop and reflect upon what he really meant to us all. Hopefully, we will both realize and ap- preciate the character he has given us as individuals, the pride he has built in our community, and how much better we all are as human beings for having known him. Lonnie, you were the best among us and we thank you IVC SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM IVC FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Here is the 1978-79 Grey Ghost Freshman basketball team. The players are, kneeling in front from left: Mike Kinnary, Don Wiley, Dan Hedges, Jerry Hartley, Tom Razo, Mike Meyer, Mike Ritter, Tom Nibbelin, manager Randy Appel. Back row, from left, Coach Paul Mercer, Todd Trueblood, Jon McGhee, Jim Gregory, Bernie Thieben, Dan Felske, Dave Metcalf, Todd Burger, Jim Youngman, Mike Vaughn, manager Jeff Payne. The IVC Sophomore basketball team for 1978-79 is pictured here. In the front row, left to right, Brian Arnold, Tom Razo, Rob Andrews, manager Andy Cary, Jim McCready, Jerry Hartley, and Brice Baumgarten. Back row, from left, Coach Tom McGhee, Ed Vaughn, Mark McDermaid, Jim Goeway, Dan Felske, Tony Gonzales, Todd Berger. Jon McGhee. IVC 2055 Abtnglcn (VC 2237 Walnut ___[ni, i ni'i r'liirwrg IVC 227S-- Canton - WG'2251 Abmgton Girl’s Bowlin Strike To Win u GIRLS BOWLING IVC 2131 IVC 1980 IVC 2055 (VC 2237 2042 1996 n 2122 P 1693 2045 Ha Most Improv ed = Cheryl Duckworth Individual ftigh Series = Julie Braasch Individual High Average = Cheryl Tryon pighth Place Second Place Junior Varsity Orion Tenth Place 1 Ghost GRAPPLERS show determinatioi ■ 78-79 Cheerleaders The 1978-79 Cheerleaders (both Varsity and Freshman-Sophomore) were very talented, dedicated girls. They began by being selected at tryouts held in March, 1978 and the competi- tion was good. That spring and summer, the girls worked hard to get ready for camp at the University of Illinois. The camp was sponsored and run by the United States Cheerleader’s As- sociation (USCA). Both squads of girls prepared cheers and pompon routines and the Varsity girls prepared a floor exercise gymnastics rou- tine, for competition at camp with squads from other schools. They won at camp and because of it they qualified for Grand National Competition in Lan- sing, Michigan in August. To earn enough money to go, they held car washes, and many area businessmen sponsored cheerleaders. They raised enough money to pay the entrance fees and other costs, and so they went to Lansing, Michigan. There were squads there from all over the United States, Washington State to Florida, and there was even a group from Ha- waii! The J-V Squad won second place with their pompon routine and the Varsity Squad won sec- ond place with their gymnastic routine. J.V.-Front: Jenny Weistart. Karen Weistart, Back: Shauntel Lewis, Annette Taylor, Shawna Rhodenbaugh, Rhonda Oiler. Varsity: Stacie Rushin, Pam Adcock, Gina Chiavini, Dee Dee Mooney, Michelle Blun- ier. Sue Minter. 100 — V! - 101 Fun Food To Chorus 102 Carnival Support Our And Band 103 DIANE REED, JR. In tune with the current disco fad TERRY ALLEN. Swing '79' the theme for Swing '79' was Le Disco.” The well-planned dance showed the dedication and effort of a talented, hardworking Home Ec Club. They decorated the cafeteria and the large balcony, where some excellent refreshments were served. Enhancing the disco theme, were strobe lights, bright streamers, flourescent lighting and a reflecting globe. A mist created by dry ice surrounded the dancers in a haze, lending an aura of romanticism to the evening. Lively disco music was provided by Genesis Rock, a local band. At this dance everyone was on the floor from 8:00 till 11:00. In the auditorium, Mr. Flagg and members of the Camera Club took pictures of the couples in front of a lighted Le Disco” sign. And, of course, the highlight of the evening was the crowning of the queen, Diane Mundy. Last years queen, Kathy Burdick, crowned Diane as she stood with her court Terry Allen and Diane Reed. Diane and her escort Brad Schupp, then danced one song with Terry, whose date was Tim Nibbelin, and Diane Reed, whose date was Mike Dutton. The rest of the couples who attended joined them after the song was over, and proceeded to have a thoroughly enjoyable evening. V I 1M T I. K 105 CLASSES Freshmen Get The Ball Bouncing Jennifer Abell Chris Allison Joe Anderson Jackie Anthony Randy Appel Troy Art Jane Auer Holly Ball Patty Bannister James Bartholomew Steve Bean Lisa Bickley Chris Bireline Anita Bjerk Belinda Blankenship Cheryl Blessing Traci Bowyer Mischa Brauer Stephanie Brown Veronica Brown Russ Brunton Kris Bryson Greg Buennemeyer Lucy Burger 108 Todd Burger Sheila Burke Debra Calderone Leslee Caldwell Diane Call Scott Cantrall Dean Capron John Calson Karen Cary Kate Cary Scott Case Keri Childers Shari Colbert Laurie Colgan Nona Collins Keith Comer Roland Comer James Constantino Jim Coventry Jack Crawford Lisa Crow Gerin Cunningham Regina Curry Ed Davis David DeKeyser Theresa DeYoung Jody Dickinson Jeff Divex Ron Dunbar Shelly Dunbar Mathew Dutton Rod Eckstein Roger Eckstein Keith Eddy Arlynn Eftefield Bruce Ehlke David Encinas Bill Engelke Dianne Evans Diane Evans Ann Eyrich 109 Eric Fair Jamie Farmer Dan Felske Laura Ferguson Louise Finnegan Cindy Furkin Jeff Furkin Diana Fyke Rob Gante Marie Gardner Charlie Gaskins Ann Geiger Tim Gerig Curt Grant James Gregory Steve Grochowsky Caryn Gross Patt Gusman Sharon Haare Angie Hall Kent Hamm Todd Hammer Jeff Harper Scott Hart Jerry Hartley Lloye Hayward Dan Hedges Rhonda Hernejar Jeanie Heston Melody Holocker Scott Horack Jennie Horan Bennie Hudson Darby Hunter Dolly Irani Ken Ivey Becky Jackson Jeff Jackson Robin Jackson Denise Johnson Michael Johnson Bruce Jolly Karen Jones Joyce Dennis Amy Kammerer Jeff Kampfl Scott Kellogg Scott Kelly Shannon Kennington Jim Kidd Mike Kinnary Jami Kirchner Julie Laisure Michael Lake Sherri Land Larry Lanier Jodie Larson John Leetz Shauntel Lewis Tracy Lubas Peter Magee Julie Mannering David Markley Mike Martin Shelly Mason Peggy Matthews Dale Me Casky Terri Me Cosh Mark Me Gann Jon Me Ghee John Me Ginms Brett Me Intre Rich McLaughlin Kathy McVeigh Chris Melvin Dave Metcalf Dennis Metcalf Becky Mittes Michael Meyers John Miller Justin Miller Maria Moretto Gina Nacarato WIIM T E R 3£ x: m Mike Netherton Tim Nevitt Tom Nibbelin Mark Norris Cathy Oathout Cindy Oathout Jodie Oliver Brian Olsen Randy Orrison Karen Orton Jeff Payne Christopher Pesko Lorna Petty Daniel Pichelman Kim Pointer Mike Poss Tom Price Cathy Radley Sharon Ratcliff Tom Razo Roger Reliford Diana Rison Mike Ritter Tony Robbearts Michelle Scarborough Jim Schielein Todd See Kim Shaffer John Shipla Joe Shirley Lisa Siedlarz Mike Simmons Greg Smith Kelly Smith Leah Stapleton Kathy Stein Brenda Stevens Robin Stoecker Jackie Stroot Kay Stroyeck Karl Sullivan Ed Sutton 112 Ed Svihla Tracy Swan Roslyn Szentes Bill Tarnowski Annette Taylor Bernard Shieben Brian Timmons Carol Tomlin Todd Trueblood Gary Turner Teresa Tryon Todd Turpin Lisa Tyler Robin Vandak Mike Vaughn Theresa Wallace Brian Weber Jenny Weistart Diane Westerman David Wheeler Audrey White Diane White Shari Wiesehan Nola Wiggins Don Wiley fKim Wilkins Penny Williams Laura Winton Jeff Wilson Charlotte Wolf Jeanette Wren MafaaExxxsasK AVI IMTE Sophomores. . . Class Of “81” Jolinn Adkinson Rosanne Alessi Tana Allen Cheri Anderson Rob Andrews Brian Arnold Marty Auge Bill Baer Cheryl Bandy Brad Bannister Todd Barber Cindy Barker David Barnes Terry Barnes Maleea Barnett Brice Baumgarten Walter Berchtold Briggs Bickley Debbie Black Mary Beck Chris Blessing Scott Bredeman Dan Breed Jeff Brooke 114 Todd Cohen Sherry Colwell Jackie Cooper Rich Crabel Tammy Crady Todd Crose Dan Crowell Don Crowell Michelle Curry Verne Cutler Jerri Dalton Beth Dazell Lois Demtrean Jim Divet Dana Dobbins Craig Dodson Tom Dossett Chuck Dunbar Stacey Dunkelberger Krista Dutton Bob Elliot Terri Encinas WI I I T E R saaeac ns Bruce Everettes Don Fairman Julie Fidler Darcy Fisher Susan France Todd Frigard Kathy Galindo Ted Gebhardt Maria Goebel Jim Goewey Pat Golden Tony Gonzolez Tony Gould Tracey Grant Jeff Greene Liz Greer Jeremy Gueterslah Shelly Hackler Mark Hammerl James Hanamean Jr. Dave Harlon Tim Harmon Trish Hawkins Jim Hedges Kate Hernan Anita Herron Judy Hickman Michelle Holoker Harold Hornback Melodie Hosier Bob Jenkins Scott Johnson Wendy Johnson Tony Jones Jody Kehlenbach Wes Kellogg Mike Howell Steve Hughes Dena Humpidge Debbie Jackson Pat Jackson Jerry Jefferies Kelly Kilday Lorry Kilpatrick Sandy King Jeff Kingsley Scott Klein Pat Kneer 116 Julie Krahn Toni Krietemeyer Kathy Krog Aletha Lacks Rhonda Lady Julie Lane Ron Lane Beth Lange Cindy Little Tim Lorentz Jeff Loser Rosie Lucas Armand Marcotte Bob Mathews Kenny McCasky Kim McCraken Jim McCready Brett McCully Gary McIntyre Mark McDermaid Deanna McNaught David Merdian Paul Merdian Julie Millard Greg Miller Steve Miller Mark Monce Rich Moore Mike Moretto Tammy Morris Dan Morrissey Holley Mowers Caren Myers Joe Nauman David Newswanger Larry Norton Tina Nowlen Tom Nurse Rhonda Oiler Matt Olsen Don Orman Cindy Orr Gregg Otto Ann Perry Peggy Piletic Steve Phares Craig Parr Teresia Paradee 117 Amber Prater Jennie Pickford Emily Purtscher Jeff Pronga Cindy Rupp Dee Dee Ratcliff Mary Ray Joe Razo Kenny Radley Mike Rodier Sheila Radley Jeff Richardson Laura Reifsteck Lisa Rogers Shawna Rhodenbaugh Mike Ryan Bob Reggio Sue Rohman Dan Stotler Sherald Jr. Smoak Teresa Stubsten Matt Stapf Susan Siedlary Kimberly Sparks Sophomore Guys Eat Your Heart Out!!! Sophomores ... A Year Older Robert Snider Scott Selby Jeff Samp Tina Serrano Chris Sibrel Niki Smith Shelly Shover Pat Sarver Tyler Smith Lynn Stuart Jim Stein Mike Sarver Fawn Siebel Tom Siedlary Bob Sisk Terry Smithel Virgil Smoak Cathy Sondag Dawn Spencer Frank Stocker Kevin Stratton Phil Szentes Mike Tarnawsk Donna Taylor Mike Tegg Cam Thompson Libby Trager Ed Vaughn Bruce Vinson Allan Vonk Rich Wahls Mary Wallace Ron Waller Greg Wassi A Year Better Peter Weber Denise Weddle Karen Weistart Vicki Welch Scott West Tom White Mike Whitford Sean Whiting Shari Willis Kim Wilson Joe Wren Regina Wright Kelly York Debbie Leber WIIM T E R 121 Matt Adams Pam Adcock Terry Allen Wayne Alpeter Brian Anderson Marie Appel Mary Auge Hank Baity Steve Barnett Julie Benish Jeff Bennett Shelly Berkshier Jim Billington Barbie Bishop Sara Bjerk Mark Blaine Michele Blunier Laurie Bolding Terry Bowen Greg Bowyer Lisa Brainard Mark Brinson Doug Brown Kevin Brown Stu Brown Greg Brownfield Vincent Bruett Ron Bryson Scott Buennmeyer Dave Burks Don Capron Kevin Carlson Monica Carlson Crystal Carr Becky Case Debra Case Toni Casey Eric Christenen Heidi Christensen Alan Colwell Debra Coffey Carol Colwell 122 Inga Comer Denis Coventry Brad Covey Mark Cowley Maggie Cox Mike Crawford Clori D'Agnolo Karye D'Agnolo Curt Dalrymple Glenna Davis Jeff Davis Kim Davis Lynnette Davis Linda Dawson Chery Dierdorf Lynn Dossett Cheryl Duckworth Lori Dunbar Bob Dunn Mike Dutton Kelly Eddy Myrna Edlen Anita Eftefield Marty Eilers Brad Elwell Mike Encinas Yvonne Enfield Phyllis Espinosa Brenda Evans Julie Farmer f i Karen Fehr Cheryl Finnegan Margie Fix Chris Flanagan Don Freeman Cecilia Foste Amy Foster Ann Foster Jill Franklin Mike Gardner Fred Gaskins Alan Gideosen wxaaiaKxsEtxxsm W INTER oosaa 123 Kevin Gillham Holly Gilmore Denise Granados Chris Grant Kelly Grimm Teresa Hall Harold Hartley Jim Hayward Maria Hayward Sally Henderson Mitch Hensley Steve Hensley Steve Hill Mikki Holland Craig Holloway Todd Horack Marcy Horan Jett JacksorV John Jackson Linda Jones Ralph Joos Julie Kelley Kathy Kennedy Jon Kerr Brian Kilpatrick Cindy Kinnery Tim Kirchner Mike Kneer Lynne Kowalske Susan Kovalicik Cheryl Kriete Scott Lambert Chip Lacewell Tom LeMaster Tami Lingenfelter Doug Lippert V X IM Toni Lucas Bridget Magee Joni Mason Ross Masonholder Tina Matthews Sheila Maze Doug Me Clung Mie Me Daniel Pat Me Gann Darren Merrel Kim Metzger Lori Miller Sue Minter Tammy Mitchell Dee Dee Mooney Dave Moore Bob Murdoch Michelle Myatt Kelly Neff Joe Nichelson Greg Nonte Corey Noonen Mona Oathart Becky O’Brian Cam Parr Kim Pence Cindy Piletic Steve Pollack Shelly Price Dave Pulst Cindy Radley Mary Ramos Andrea Razo Pat Razo Renee Razo Diane Reed Jill Reed Ron Remmers Carmen Renfroe Tony Rennolett Gerrie Riedlinger Dave Ringenburger Bob Rodden Jon Rohman Ron Rude Stacie Rushin Rony Russell Bob Ryan WI IM T E R Vickie Schmidt Mick Shane Dawn Sheppard Tom Shindley Gail Shipla LeeAnn Short Debbie Simmons Karen Simpson Val Singley Chris Smith Kreig Smith Rich Smith Will Smith Debra Snyder Jim Snyder Kim Spencer Teresa Spillman Randy Starnes Mark Stedman Chris Stoecker Susie Stoecker Molly Stumborg Stu Sturgeon Lesa Sturm Mike Svihla Pam Taylor Mike Thacker Rick Trager Ron Traver Sheryl Tryon Paul Van Ostrand Liz Vinson Jennifer Walker Ward Walker Bob Walsh Kathy Walton Dan Ryan Julie Savill Shirley Schaffner Dave Schaufelberger Mike Scherer Angie Schlosser Kathy Watkins Freda Westfall Tammy White Kim Whittenberg Doug Wiley Sterling Williams Dennis Williamson Cheryl Wilkinson Jeff Woodall Julie Workman Kim York Mickey Zaring Class Of '80 CLASS OFFICERS: Steve Hill (President), Barbie Bishop (Vice-President). Stacie Rushin (Secretary). Mark Stedman (Treasurer). 1980 moKxoKMsasxxMxsa WIIMTE Raaraa 127 Frosh — Soph Squad 131 Girls Softball Squad A First at I.V.C. Girls sports entered a new era this year with the high schools entry in girls softball competetion. Although the won-lost record was not as high as the squad members had hoped, the girls enjoyed their first taste of league play and eagerly look forward to next year. RECORD 4 Wins 12 Loses MVP - Cay Pesko Captains - Cindy Piletic, Cay Pesko All-Conference Selections Cay Pesko, shortstop Cindy Piletic, centerfield Kathy Sondag, Utility 1st Year Team Gains Experience Pride Builds A Winning Tradition Sprinting Jumping Having Fun 135 TUCK FROSH - SOPH. TRACK IVS 83 - Hall 80. Dunlap 21 IVC 62 - Eureka 33 IVC 93 - Henry 50, Farmington 33 IVC 42 - Morton 104 IVC 88 - Roanoke 64, Princeville 30 IVC 94 - Minonk 49, Putnam Co. 24 IVC 59 - Canton 113, Kewanee 12 IVC 110 - Metamora 34 Third in Morton Freshmen Invitational Third in Heartland Conference Meet 136 VARSITY TRACK RECORD IVC 108 - Hall 40, Dunlap 38 IVC 63 - Eureka 32 IVC 88 - Farmington 61, Henry 37 IVC 48 - Morton 98 IVC 94 - Putnam Co. 53, Minonk 22 IVC 93 - Princeville 50. Roanoke 40 IVC 48 - Canton 105V2, Kewanee 3414 IVC 70 - Metamora 76 10 WINS - 3 LOSES SCHOOL RECORDS SET THIS YEAR VARSITY 120 High Hurdles, Paul Foster 14.8 3200 Meter Run, Rich Smith 10:01.3 110 Meter High Hurdles, Paul Foster 14.8 100 Meter Dash, Paul Foster 11.5 800 Meter Run, Corey Noonen, 2:02.3 800 Meter Relay, Don Crull, Will Smith, Don Freeman, Paul Foster 1:38.8 300 Meter Low Hurdles, Paul Foster 40.5 1600 Meter Run, Rich Smith 4:37.4 3 Man Pole Vault Relay 34 Feet FROSH - SOPH High Jump, Jim McCready 6’3 3200 Meter Run, Bob Mathews 10:56.1 100 Meter Dash, Mike Kinnary 12.1 1600 Meter Run, Tom Razo 5:05.6 200 Meter Dash, Dan Hedges 24.4 800 Meter Relay, Dan Morrissey, Jim Goewey, Dan Felske, Dan Hedges 1:42.7 MAJOR MEET SUMMARY 7th. Class B, Normal Relays 14th. Peoria Central Relays 4th. Morton Relays 2nd. Pontiac Relays 3rd. Heartland Conference Meet 1979 Track Record 10-3 H spring musical � k S RRIIMCf 141 Paula Taylor Don Freeman Barbie Bishop Ralph Joos Kim York Rich Smith 142 S RRIIW 8 ' ® 143 Freshmen ABELL. JENNIFER A. ANDERSON. JOSEPH E. ANTHONY. JACQUE LEE APPEL. STEVEN R. ARMSTRONG. JEFFREY ART. TROY D. AUER. JANE MARIE BALL. HOLLY SUE BANNISTER. PATTY D. BARTHOLOMEW. JAMES BEAN. STEVE BICKLEY. LISA L. BIRELINE. CHRIS BJERK. ANITA JOY BLANKENSHIP. BELIND BLEIGH. GRETCHEN F. BLESSING. CHERYL D. BOWYER. TRACI LYN BRAUER, MISCHA E. BROWN. STEPHANIE BROWN. VERONICA L. BRUNTON. RUSSELL L. BRYSON. CHRISTINE M. BUENNEMEYER. GREG BURGER. LUCINDA JO BURGER. TODD W. BURK. LEEANN BURKE. SHEILA CALDWELL. LESLEE L. CALL. DIANE RAE CANTRALL. SCOTT CAPRON. TERRY DEAN CARLSON. JOHN CARY. KAREN SUE CARY. KATHRYN ANN CASE. SCOTT CHILDERS. KERI SUE CHISMARK. LAURIE R. CHRISTENSEN. ERIC J. COLBERT. SHARI RUTH COLGAN. LAURIE ANN COLLINS. NONA COMER. KEITH R. COMER. ROLAND CONSTANTINO. JAMES COVENTRY. JAMES F. CRAWFORD. JACK CROW. LISA MICHELLE CUNNINGHAM. GERIN E CURRY. REGINA DAVIS. MEREL E. JR Honor Roll Of Classes DEKEYSER. DAVID R. DEYOUNG. THERESA JO DICKINSON. JOD DIVET. JEFFREY D. DUNBAR. RONALD L. DUNBAR. SHELLY D. DUTTON. MATTHEW ECKSTEIN. RODNEY E. ECKSTEIN. ROGER LEE EDDY. KEITH EFTEFFELD. ARLYNN M ENCINAS, DAVID A. ENGELKE. BILL EVANS. DEANNE E. EVANS. DIANNE KAY EYRICH. ANN E. FARMER. JAMES RACE FELSKE. DANIEL D. FERGUSON. LAURA LEE FINNEGAN. LOUISE M. FURKIN. CYNTHIA D. FURKIN, JEFFERY H. FYKE. DIANNA JO GANTS. ROBERT P. GARDNER. MARIE GASKINS. CHARLES E. GEIGER. ANN E. GERIG. TIMOTHY A. GESELBRACHT MARGRET GILOMEN, THERESA M. GRADEN. KEVIN GRANT. W. CUST GREGORY. JAMES GROCHOWSKY. STEVEN GROSS. CARYN GUSMAN. PAT HAARE, SHARON HAHN.TERRY HALL. ANGELA HAMM. KENT HAMMER. TODD M. HARPER. JEFF HART. JOHN HARTLEY, GERALD LEE HAYWARD. LLOYE LEE HEDGES. DANIEL A. HERNCJAR, RHONDA HESTON. JEANIE J. HOLOCKER. MELODY A. HORACK. SCOTT T. HORAN. JENNIFER J. HUDSON.BERNARD HUNTER. DARBRA IRANI. DOLLIE F JACKSON. JEFFREY L JACKSON. REBECCA C. JACKSON. ROBIN L. JOHNSON. DENISE M. JOHNSON. MICHAEL W JOLLY, BRUCE EDWERD JONES. KAREN DIANE JOYCE. DENNIS KAMMERER. AMY KAMPFL. JEFFRY J. KEE. DONNA LYNN KELLOGG. SCOTT E. KELLY. SCOTT E. KENNINGTON. SHANNON KIDD. JAMES KINNARY. MIKE KIRCHNER. SCOTT E. KNEER. RONALD K. KRUZICKI. MICHELLE LAISURE. JULIE A. LAKE. MICHAEL A. LAND. SHERRI JO LANIER. LARRY LEE LARSON. JUDIE IRENE LEETZ, JOHN LEWIS. SHAUNTEL L. LUBAS. TRACY J. MAGEE. PETER R. MANNERING. JULIE L. MARKLEY. DAVID J. MARTIN. MICHEAL W. MASON. ROCHELLE M. MC CASKY. DALE W. MC COSH, TERRI L. MC GANN. MARK ALLEN MC GHEE. JONATHAN L. MC GINNIS, JOHN A. MCINTYRE. BRETT MCLAUGHLIN. RICHARD MCVEIGH. KATHLEEN MELVIN. CHRISTOPHER METCALF, DAVID W. METCALF, DENNIS J. METTES, REBECCA L. MEYERS, MICHAEL W. MILLER, DONALD NEAL MILLER, JOHN FLOYD MILLER. JUSTIN DEAN MONTGOMERY. DAVID L. MORETTO, MARIA C. MOUNTS. MAUREEN E. NACARATO, GINA M. NETHERTON. MIKE NEVITT, TIMOTHY JAY 144 NIBBELIN. THOMAS NORRIS. MARK LINDEL OATHOUT. CATHY OATHOUT. CYNTHIA K. OLIVER. JODIE J. OLSEN. ROBERT BRIAN ORRISON, RANDAL A. ORTON. KAREN MARIE PAYNE. JEFFRY E. PEARSON. ROBIN RAY PESKO. CHRISTOPHER PETTY, LORNA ANNE PICHELMAN. DANIEL PITTENGER, DAWN POINTER. KIMBERLY A. POSS, JAMES MICHAEL PRICE, THOMAS ALAN RADLEY. CATHY L. RATCLIFF. SHARON S. RAZO. THOMAS M RELIFORD, ROGER D. RISON, DIANA LYNN RITTER, MIKE ANDREW ROBBEARTS. ANTHONY RYBURN. PAUL ALLEN SCARBOROUGH, MICHELE SCHIELEIN, JAMES D. SCHOFIELD. SHELLY L. SEE, TODD MICHAEL SHAFFER. KIMBERLY S. . SHIPLA, JOHN M. SHIRLEY. JOSEPH H. SIEDLARZ. LISA L. SIMMONS. MICHAEL H. SLONE, EDIE LOUISE SMITH. C. GREGORY SMITH. KELLY JO SPAHN. CHARLES J. SPAHN. SARAH LOU SPARKS. KIMBERLEY STEIN. CATHERINE STEVENS. BRENDA J. STOECKER, ROBIN ANN STROOT, JACQUELINE STROYECK. HELEN KAY SULLIVAN. KARL SUTTON, EDWARD E. SVIHLA. EDWARD SWAN. TRACEY SZENTES. ROSLYN K. TARNAWSKI, WILLIAM TAYLOR. ANNETTE TAYLOR. MICHEAL J. TEMBORIUS, PATRICK THIEBEN. BERNARD H. TIMMONS. BRIAN TOMLIN. CAROL ANN TRUEBLOOD.TODD TRYON.TERESA TURPIN, TODD R. TYLER. LISA JO VANDAK. ROBIN VAUGHN. MICHAEL R. WALLACE. THERESA M. WEBER, BRIAN KEITH WEISTART. JENNIFER WESTERMAN. DIANE L. WHEELER. DAVID WHITE. AUDREY LYNN WHITE. DIANE M WIESEHAN. SHARI WIGGINS. NOLA RUTH WILEY. DON J. WILKINS, KIMBERLY S. WILLIAMS, PENNY D. WILSON. JEFFERY A WINTON. LAURA ANNE WOLF. CHARLOTTE YANDRASITS. MICHAEL YOUNGMAN. JAMES ZASTROW. KAREN LYNN Sophomores ADKINSON. JOLINN ALESSI, ROSANNE ALLEN, TANA ANDREWS. ROBERT ARNOLD. BRIAN AUGE. MARTIN BAER, WILLIAM JR BALL, SHAWN BANNISTER. BRADLEY BARBER. TODD BARKER, CYNTHIA BARNES. DAVID BARNES. TERRY BARNETT, MALEEA BAUMGARTEN. BRICE BECK. MARY LOU BERCHTOLD. WALTER BICKLEY, BRIGGS BLUNIER, KIRK BOCIAN. JILL BREDEMAN. WM SCOTT BREED, DANIEL BROOKE, JEFFERY BROWDER. KIMBERLY BRUETT. SHELLY JO BURGESON. MICHELE BURKE, MICHELLE BURTON, MARK CARLSON, JULIE CARR. CARY CARY, RICHARD ANDREW CLOSE. DON CLOSEN. LORI COHEN. TODD |S COLWELL. SHERRY COOPER. JACQUELINE CRABEL. RICH CRADY. TAMMY CROSE. TODD CROWELL. DANIEL CROWELL. DON CURRY. MICHELE CUTLER. VERNE DALTON. JERRI DALZELL. BETH DEMETREON. LOIS DOBBINS. DANA DODSON. CRAIG DOSSETT. NEAL THOMAS DUNBAR. CHARLES DUNKELBERGER. STACE DUTTON. KRISTA ENCINAS. TERRI EVERETTS. BRUCE FAGER. CHRISTINE FAIRMAN. DONALD FIDLER. JULIE MARIE FISHER. DARCY FIX. STEVEN LEE FRANCE. SUSAN GAYLE FRIGARD. TODD M. GALINDO. KATHLEEN R. GERHARDT. THEODORE GILLIHAN, CAROL GOEBEL. MARIA LEDA GOEWEY. JAMES GOLDEN. PATTRICK GONZALEZ. ARAMBULA GOULD. ANTHONY GRANT, TRACEY GREENE. JEFFREY GREER, ELIZABETH GUETERSLOH. JEREMY HACKLER. MICHELE HAMMERL. MARK HANAMEAN. JIM JR HARLAN. DAVID HARMON. TIMOTHY HARRIS. TIMOTHY HAWKINS. PATRICIA HAWLEY. TIMOTHY HEDGES. JAMES LEE HENSLEY, STEVEN W. HERNAN. KATHERINE M. HERRON, ANITA C. HICKMAN. JUDITH LEE HOLOCKER. MICHELLE HORNBACK. HAROLD HOSLER. MELODIE HOWELL, MICHAEL V. HUGHES, STEVEN J. HUMPIDGE, DENA JACKSON. DEBORAH JACKSON, PATRICK JEFFRIES, JERRY JENKINS. BOB ALLEN JOHNSON. SCOTT JOHNSON. WENDY JONES, TONY KEHLENBACH, JODY KELLOGG. WES KILDAY, KELLY M KILPATRICK. LORRY KING. SANDY KINGSLEY, JEFFREY KLEIN. SCOTT KNEER. PATRICK A. KRAHN, JULE ANN KRIETEMEYER. TONI R. KROG. KATHERINE L. LACKS, ALETHA LADY, RONDA ANN LANE, JULIE ANNE LANE, RON DAVID LANGE, ELIZABETH A. LEBER, DEBRA. JANE LEDFORD. ROBERT LEE LITTLE, CYNTHIA J. LORENTZ, TIMOTHY A. LOSER, JEFFREY DEAN LUCAS, ROSANNE MARCOTTE. ARMAND F MATHEWS. ROBERT D. MCCASKY, KENNETH MCCRACKEN. KIMBER MCCREADY, JAMES MCCULLY, BRETT MCDERMAID, MARK T. MCINTYRE, GARY A. MCNAUGHT, DEANNA MERDIAN, DAVID E. MERDIAN, PAUL MILLARD, JULIE MILLER, GREGORY MILLER, STEVEN T. MONCE, MARK STEVEN MOORE. RICHARD MORETTO, MICHAEL MORRIS, TAMMY JO MORRISSEY. DANIEL J. MOWERS, HOLLEY MYERS, CAREN NAUMAN,JOSEPH NEUSWANGER, DAVID NORTON, LARRY NOWLIN. TINA NURSE, THOMAS OLLER, RHONDA OLSEN, MATTHEW ORMAN. DONALD ORR. CYNTHIA OTTO, GREGORY PARADEE, TERESIA PARR. CRAIG PERRY, ELIZABETH PHARES, STEVE PICKFORD, JENNIE PILETIC, MARGARET PRATER. AMBER PRONGA, JEFF PURISCHER. EMILY QUINN, MIKE RADLEY, KENNETH RADLEY, SHEILA RATCLIFF, DIANA RAY, MARY CHRISTINE RAZO. JOSEPH M. REGGIO, BOB ANTHONY REIFSIECK, LAURA L. REYNOLDS. TIM C. RHODENBAUGH. SHAWNA RICHARDSON, JEFFREY RIDGEWAY, GEORGE RODIER. MIKE ROGERS, LISA ANNE ROHMAN, SUE JOYCE RUPP, CINDY LYNN RYAN,T. MICHAEL SAMP, JEFFREY BURT SARVER, PAT SARVER T. MIKE SCHAEFER, LARRY D. SCHAVE, ANGIE SELBY, SCOTT SERRANO, TINA KAY SHOVER. MICHELLE L. SIBREL, CHRISTOPHER SIEBEL, FAWN SIEDLARZ. SUSAN SISK, ROBERT SMITH. TYLER M. SMITHEE, TERRY SMOAK, SHERALD R. JR SMOAK. VIRGIL SNIDER, ROBERT A. SPENCER, DAWN SPENCER, LORI STAPF, MATTHEW A. STEIN. JAMES H. STOECKER, FRANK STOTLER, DAN ROY STRATTON. KEVIN L. STUART, GAY LYNN STUBSTEN,TERESA SZENTES, PHILLIP TARNAWSKI, MICHAEL TAYLOR, DONNA MARIE TEGG, MICHAEL J. THOMPSON, CAMERON TRAGER, LIBBY ANN VAUGHN,TRUMAN ED VINSON, BRUCE WAHLS, RICHARD R. WALKER, KIM WALKER, RUSTY WALLACE, MARY WALLER. RONALD GENE WASSI, GREORY WEBER, PETER K. WEDDLE. DENISE WEISTART, KAREN WELCH, VICKI LYNN WEST, SCOTT LUVEIN WHITE, THOMAS PAGE WHITFORD, MIKE WHITING. SEAN WILLIS, SHARI LEA WILSON, KIM WREN, JOSEPH WRIGHT, REINA YORK. KELLY CALENE Juniors ABELL, JULIE ADAMS. MATT ADAMS, SHAWN ADCOCK, PAMELA ALLEN, TERESA ALTPETER, WAYNE AMERMAN,JOE ANDERSON. BRIAN APPEL, MARIE AUGE. MARY ANN “ BAER. MONICA BAILEY, FRANCIS BAKER, MICHAEL BARNETT. STEVE BARTHOLONEW,EUGENE BENISCH, JULIE BENNETT, JEFFREY BERKSHIER, SHELLY BILLINGTON, JAMES BISHOP, BARBARA BJERK, SARA BLAINE, MARK BLUNIER, KERRY L. BLUNIER, MICHELE BODIE, JON L. BOLDING, LAURIE BOMHOLD, SHARI BOWEN. TERRY BOWYER, JON BRAINARD, LISA BRINSON, MARK BROWN. DOUG S. BROWN. KEVIN E. BROWN. STEWART M, BROWNFIELD, GREG BRUETT. VINCENT BRYSON RONALD LEON BUCKMAN, DANIEL R BUENNEMEYER. SCOTT BURKS, DAVID CAPRON, DON CARLSON. KEVIN CARLSON. MONICA CARR. CRYSTAL CARR. SUZANNE CASE. BECKY CASE. DEBRA CASEY, TONI CHRISTENSEN. HEIDI COFFEY, DEBRA COLWELL. ALAN COLWELL. BRIAN COLWELL, CAROL COMER. INGA COVENTRY. DENIS COVEY. BRADLEY COWLEY. MARK COX. MARGURITE CRABEL. DAN CRAWFORD. MICHAEL CUMMING. MARK DAGNOLO. CLORINDA DALRYMPLE, CURT DAVIS. GLENNA DAVIS. JEFFERY DAVIS. KIMBERLY DAVIS. LON EUGENE DAVIS. LYNNETTE DAWSON. LINDA DEMETREON, JAMES DIERDORFF, CHERYLN DIVET, JIM DOSSETT. PATRICIA DUCKWORTH. CHERYL DUNBAR. LORI DUNN. ROBERT DUTTON. MICHAEL EDDY. KELLY EDLEN. MYRNA EFIEFIELD, ANITA EILERS, MARTIN ELMORE, DUANE ELWELL. BRAD ENCINAS. MICHAEL ENFIELD. YVONNE ESPINOZA. PHYLLIS EVANS, BRENDA FARMER. JULIE FEHR, KAREN SUE FENNELL. KARYE FINNEGAN, CHERYL FIX. MARGARET FLANAGAN, CHRISTOPH FOSTE. CECILIA FOSTER. AMY FOSTER. ANN FRANKLIN, JILL FREEMAN, DONALD GARDNER. MICHAEL GASKINS. FRED GEICK, FREDRICK GIDEONSEN.ALAN GILLMAN, KEVIN GILMORE. HOLLY GILOMEN. GINA GRANADOS. DENISE GRANT, CHRISTINA GRIMM, KELLY HALL. TERESA HARTLEY. HAROLD HAYWARD. JAMES HAYWARD, MARIA HENDERSON. SARAH HENSLEY. DALE HILL, STEVEN HOLLAND. MICHELE HOLLOWAY. CRAIG HOOTS. TERESA HORACK, TODD HORAN, MARCELLA HUGHES. TANYA JACKSON, JEFF JACKSON,JOHN JOHNSON,FRED JOLLY. CHERYL JONES, LINDA JOOS, RALPH JORDAN, RONALD KELLEY. JULIE KENNEDY, KATHRYN KERR. JOHN KILPATRICK, BRYAN KINNARY, DYNTHIA IL KIRCHNER. TIMOTHY KNEER, MIKE KOVALCK, SUSAN KOWALSKE, LYNNE KRIETE, CHERYL LACEWELL, IRWIN LAMBERT. SCOTT LEMASTER. THOMAS LINDAHL, PATTI LINGENFELTER, TAMI LIPPERT, BRYAN LLOYD,JEANINE LUCAS, TON I. MAGEE. BRIDGET MANNERING. BECKY MASON. JONI MASONHOLDER. ROSS MAZE, SHEILA MCCLUNG, DOUGLAS MCDANIEL, MICHEAL MCGANN, PATRICK MERRELL. DARREN METZGER, KIMBERLY MILLER, LORI MINTER. SUSAN MITCHELL. TAMMY MOONEY, DIANE MOORE, DAVID P. MURDOCH,ROBERT MYATT, MICHELLE MYERS. CHERYL NEFF, KELLY NICHELSON. JOSEPH NONTE. GREGORY NOONEN, COREY OATHOUT. RAMONA PARR. CAMERON PENCE, KIMBERLY PETERS. JACQUELINE PFEIFFER. PATTI PILETIC, CYNTHIA POLLACK. STEPHAN PRICE. SHELLEY PULST. DAVID RADLEY. CINDY 147 RAMOS. MARY RAZO. ANDREA RAZO. PATRICK RAZO, SHARON REED, DIANNA REED, JILL REED, TERESA REMMERS, RONALD LEE RENNOLETT, ANTHONY RIEDLINGER. GERALDI RINGENBERGER. DAVID RITTER, COURTNEY RODDEN. ROBERT ROHMAN, JOHN RUDE. RONALD RUSHIN, STACIE RUSSELL, TONY RYAN, DANIEL RYAN. RICHARD RYAN. ROBERT SAHLIN, VALERIE SAVILL, JULIE SCHAER, LISA SCHAFFNER. SHIRLEY SCHAUFELBERGER. DAV SCHERER, MICHAEL SCHLOSSER. ANGELA SCHMIDT. VICTORIA SHALLENBERGER. BETH SHANE. MICHAEL SHEPARD, DAWN SHERMAN, MARSHA SHINDLEY, THOMAS SHIPLA, GAIL SHORT. LEE ANN SIMMONS, DEBORAH SIMPSON. KAREN SINGLEY, VALERIE SMITH, CHRISTOPHER SMITH, KREIG SMITH, LYNDELL SMITH. RICHARD SMITH. THEODORE SMITH, WILL SNYDER. DEBRA SNYDER, JIM SPENCER, KIM SPILLMAN. TERESA STARNES, RANDY STEDMAN, MARK STOECKER. CRYSTAL STOECKER. SUSAN STUMBORG, MOLLY STURGEON.STUART STURM, LESA SVIHLA. MICHAEL TAYLOR, PAULA THACKER, MICHAEL THOMPSON,BARBARA TRAGER, RICHARD TRAVER, RONALD TRYON,SHERYL VANOSTRAND, PAUL VINSON, ELIZABETH VONK, RAYMOND WALKER. JENNIFER WALSH. BOB WALTON. KATHY WATKINS. KATHY WHALEY, CINDY WHITE, TAMMY WHITTENBERG, KIM WILEY, DOUGLAS WILKINSON. CHERYL WILLIAMS. STERLING WILLIAMSON, DENNIS WILSON, JIM WOODALL. JEFFREY WORKMAN. JULIA WRIGHT, RAYMOND YORK, KIMBERLY ZARING, MICHELE Seniors ALCARAZ. ROSS M. ALLEN. TINA MARIE ANDE, BILL J. ANDERSON. MICHAEL R ARMSTRONG. TERESA P. ARNOLD. FRANK KEVIN BABINGTON. JONA BARBOSA, JOANA BARD. STEPHEN F. BARNES. KEVIN M BARNETT. STANTON H. BASSETT, RICHARD L. BEAN, JULIANNE M. BENISCH. JIM BJERK. NATHAN ROGER BLAINE. VIRGINIA M. BLANKENSHIP. ALAN BLEIGH, BRIAN BORQUIST, DEBRA GAY BOWEN. BRENDA LEE BRAASCH, JULIA KAY BREED, M. LARENCE BRIGGS, GREG SCOTT BRUNTON, BRAD BURDICK. KATHY ANN BUSHERT, LISA BUSSEY. WALTER CALL. LEE BRENDA CALLAHAN, MICHEAL CANTRALL, BRAD CARNELL, JAMIE C. CARR. ANN CAROL CARY. REBECCA MARIE CASE, JOBY LYNN CEALEY, SANDRA E. CHIAVINI, GINA CHILDERS, MERIDITH CLARK, CYNTHIA LYNN CLARK, ROBERT HUGH COLWELL. CHRISTY COLWELL, GILL D. COMER, GLEN SHIELDS COMER, INTA IM NTA CONNOR, CHRISTOPHER COOPER. NANCY LYNN COTHREN, KIRBY JACK COX. GEORGE BARKER CRANDELL, SALLY CRAWFORD, PAULA R. CROTHERS. JULIE ANN CROTTY, KIMBERLY D. CROW, LORI SUZANNE CRULL, DANIEL EARL CURRY, COLLEEN F. CURTIS, ANDREA LEE DAVIS. BARBARA L. DAVIS, GARY PAUL DAVIS, LARRY KAY DEMETREON.JOHN T DENNIS. SUSAN E. DEVEREAUX. TIMOTHY DEVOSS, STEPHEN M. DOERING. JOE BRUCE DONALDSON. PATRICIA DONNELLY. KATHLEEN DOWELL. CYNTHIA DUNBAR. CHARYL ANN DURYEA. DANIEL J EGGERS, CARLA L. ELY. MARK ANTHONY ERICKSON, THOMAS G ESPINOSA. ERIC S. EVANS. TIMOTHY A. EVERETTS, RANDALL FENNELL. JILL RFNEE 148 FESLER. JEAN LYNN FIDLER, SANDRA JEAN FIELDS, GEORGE R. FISHER, LANCE M. FISHER, RONDA K. FLEMING, JON ANDREW FOSTER, PAUL GALINDO, JON M. GANTS, SUSAN E. GARCIA, ANGELA HOPE GEBHARDT, RANDALL GIDEONSEN, MARK D. GILL. LORI ANN GONZALEZ, VICTOR A. GOODWIN. JULANN GOULD, HELEN L. GRANADOS, MIKE A. GRAY, MONICA L. GREER, LAURA LYNN GUETERSLOH, KIRBY R. GUNTHER. RONALD LEE HAGEL, LINDA LEE HAHN, LORI ANN HARDMEIER, KAY L. HARMS. VICKI JEAN HAWLEY, GERALD C. HAWLEY, JOHNATHON L. HAYWARD, DOUGLAS E. HOLLIFIELD, VALERIE HOOD, STEVE H. HOOKER, JAMES KENT HORACK, TRACI LYNNE HORN, MICHAEL HOWLAND, LISA BETH HUGHES. CYNTHIA SUE HUMPIDGE, ERIKA L. JAMES. ROBERT TODD JOHNSON, LORI LYNN JORDAN. CHARLES N. KEHLENBACH,JANA KIDD, HELEN ROSE KIRCHER. WILLIAM E. KLASSEN, MICHAEL E. KOBISCHKA, JALANA D. KRIETEMEYER, JACQUE KROG, CONNIE ELAINE KYLE, SHERYL ELLEN LANGE, DAVID LARASH, RICHARD C. LAUBER. DAWN ELIZAB LAWSON, RUSSELL LEE LEDDY, CHERYL LYNN LESTER. RONALD BEN LINDAHL, KRISTI LEE LINDHOLM, KRISTINA LIPSEY, RONALD DALE LOCKE, GARY LUCAS. JUDITH ANN MAGNAFICI, JOHN MANNERING, TAMI L. MARICLE, CLIFFORD D. MARINI, MICHAEL S. MARTIN, BARRY D. MASSENGILL, SAMUEL MCCASKY, KARLA JEAN MCCASKY, LAWRENCE MCCLINTICK, MARK A. MCDANIEL, JAMES T. MCGANN, MICHAEL J. MCINTYRE, EDWARD MCNAUGHT, GARY DE N MCWILLIAMS. LORI MEINTS, PAMELA SUE MILLER, JON SCOTT MILLER, LORI MITCHELL, JEFF LEE MORETTO, ANNA T. MUNDY, DIANE MARY MURPHY, FRED C. MUSSELMAN. ERIC A MUSSELMAN. LISA M NACARATO. ANTHONY L. NELSON. CATHERINE D. NIBBELIN. TIMOTHY R. NILES, DAVID HARLEY NOE. JOANN MARIE NONTE, YVETTE D. NONTE, YVONNE P. NOONEN, JEFFERY W. OGBURN, RONALD DALE OHRT, JON KEVIN ONEIL, STEPHEN P. PARROTT, TONIA SUE PARSON, DANNY L. PATTERSON,TERESA M. PESKO,CATHLEEN ANN PHARES. GREGORY M. RADLEY. DENNIS S. RADLEY. FRANK E RAMOS, NICK R RAUDENUSH. ANN L. RAZO. JACQUELINE S RAZO. PHILLIP JACOB REED. ERIC DALE REIFSTECK. CARL W. RENFROE. ROBERT E. RHODENBAUGH. LINDSA RICHARDSON. TERESA RIEDLINGER. DENISE RIGGINS, CINDY LEE ROBARDS,ALLEN ROCKWELL, ELIZABETH RODIER, WILLIAM J ROSENOW. KELLY JO SAMP, JULIE KAY SARVER. BARRY SEE, JULIE ANN SELBY, RANDALL K. SERPETTE. DONALD L. SHAFFER, KEN JAY SHALLENBERGER. THOM SIBREL. ANDREW PAUL SIEBENTHA, KIT SMITH. DEBORAH SMITH, JENNIFER L. SMITH, MARCELLA ANN SMITH. MAX DARRYL STEAR. CORY ALLEN STEIN, CYNTHIA S. STROYECK, CHUCK R. SULLIVAN. ANDREW K SUTTON.TERESA ANN TARNAWSKI. BARBARA TAYLOR. NICHOLAS C. THACKER. PHYLLIS E. TOMLIN. MARY C. TURLEY, MARILYN SUE TURPIN. RONALD E. TYLER, SCOTT M. VAUGHN.JANET SUE VINSON, MARY VONK, PATRICIA M. WAGNER, JAMES E. WAHLS, WAYNE PHIL WALSH. LAURA JEAN WARE, WILLIAM WARNER, CAMERON WARNER. RHONDA WASSI, TERESA ANN WELCH. DAVID A. WELCH, MICHAEL K. WEN. BETTY DIANE WHITE, CYNTHIA LYNN WIEDEMAN, JORY ANN WILKINS. DINA RENEE WILKINSON. EUGENIA WILLIAMS. TAMMY SUE WINELAND, THOMAS N WISEMAN. DIANA C WOLF. MARY JO WOOD, DENISE LEE YOCUM, DAVID WAYNE ZASTROW, DAVID 149 NEW FACES ADD TO GRACES Barth, Gordon Bomhold. Shari Cavadini, Antonio Canning. Mike Dossett, Mike Grant, Chris Haney, Lorrain Horn, John Houghton. Sheri Jolly, Cheryl Lindahl. Patti Presley. Mark Reed. Gary Stapelton, Andreia Sweeney, Donald Thompson, Barbara Westfall, Freda Whaley. Cindy Wilson, Carol Wolski, Leigh Faculty Norinne Anderson Pauline Benten Joseph Binstock John Boyer Donna Brookhart Barbara Brusseau Norma Bush Karla Carlson Wendell Childs Doris Crothers Elwyn Deege Charles Flagg William Fleming Hugh Friday Kathy Frohock Delbert Goodale Susan Goodale Stephen Hahn Donna Harris Carl Hendrickson Ellis Horton Robert Howell Dale Lober Jerry Maley JoAnn Martin Tom McGhee Gary McNaught Lillie Musser Ralph Nibbelin Martin Ogburn Jerry Orrison Gene Patient Richard Polanin Gene Primm Louis Pronga Emily Russell Fred Schinderl Claude Scott Ralph Scott Antoinette Simonsen Charles Smith Calvin Snow Thomas Snyder Suellen Solomon Richmnd Sparks Cindy Stewart Marilyn Stickling Bonnie Swanson Micheal Themas Ronald Weitzel Administration William Kephart, Superintendent James Thornton. Ass't. Superintendent Michael Mercer, Principal Larry Williams, Ass't. Principal Board Of Education Dennis Gould B. M. Hudson Fred Kowalski Joseph Minneman Lois Norris Mary Phelps Larry Reed Louis Stoecker 150 ILLINOIS VALLEY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL s p E C I A L S A great many special events occur during any school year. This year had its “moments to remember beginning with the sum- mer return of our cheerleaders from their trophey winning per- formances at the National Cheerleading competetions in Michi- gan. Winter brought snow drifts as high as the high school and many happy band students who enjoyed leaving the cold and snow for the warmth and sunshine of Florida. In March, the Band Boosters brought a first to the community when they presented Maynard Ferguson and his band in concert. The end of April, the chorus traveled to Nashville to take part in a national choral competition. The performance of the chorus earned a commendation rating. The year closed with the traditional graduation ceremony. Yet even this traditional event was made special by the fact that the Class of 79 was the last group of students to have had daily classes in the old high school. Not all the events listed above have been pictured in this book Each event was special to a portion of the school community just as I.V.C. will always have a special place in all our hearts. S P E C I A L S ►SI 155 156 ADVERTISING FIRST NATIONAL BANK of CHILLICOTHE 900 NORTH FOURTH STREET • CHILLICOTHE ILLINOIS 61523 • 309 274-6271 DECKER’S FINE FURNITURE 308 Plaza Park, Route 29 South, Chillicothe, III. 61523 Phone 274-6269 or 674-6421 THE T?o4a1L STORE START DOWN THE RIGHT ROAD OF LIFE BY JOINING UP WITH YOUR FRIENDS ON THE FIRST TEAM THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHILLICOTHE HAS IT ALTOGETHER FOR YOU • Checking Accounts • Savings Accounts • Traveler Checks • Safety Deposit Boxes • Two convenient locations LARRY MANNERRING R.PH. Phs 274-2164, 274-2165 Chillicothe, III. PHONE 27k-l S69 KJaUUx 4 tytuxOnf ROBERT M. 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Weekley 163 Congratulation To The Class Of 1979 Chillicothe State Bank Chillicothe, Illinois 61523 Phone (309) 274-5454 Open your checking account at Chillicothe State Bank • The Money Store No Service Charge if you . . . Where Customers Are Friends keep a balance of 5200.00 THE HAIR COMPANY His’n Her Design Center 911 North Second St. Chillicothe. IL. 274-6554 Jhuzl aSu£ HARDWARE STORE GEIGER'S America's largest hardware chain. Over 5700 stores in 50 states. This buying power means greater selection and lower prices for you. SHOP AT TRUE VALUE HARDWARE STORES FOR REAL SAVINGS! PHOTO CREDITS Rob Andrews Chillicothe Bulletin Keri Childers Jon Fleming Dena Humpidge Erika Humpidge Jerry Jeffries Jerry Orrison Randal Orrison Carmen Renfro Mike Sarver Advisor’s Thoughts The task of producing a yearbook in a major high school such as I.V.C. is really a monumental undertaking. The production effort involves not only the yearbook staff members, editors and advisor; but the students, staff members, administration and members of the business commu- nity as well. Without the cooperation of all these people, the effort to produce the book rapidly becomes futile. During the production of any book all facets must jell if the book is to be a success. We sincerely hope each years book is a success in telling in words and pictures an honest, truthful account of all the events and activities of that year. Such is our hope for this book. If we have succeeded it is because of the special help and cooperation we have received. I would like to publicly acknowledge the help and assistance this advisor and staff has received from the Chillicothe Bulletin. The help given by John Ford and Jane Miller in; furnishing negatives and prints for material lost and replaced has truly made many portions of this book possible. A special thank you must be given to senior editors Erika Humpidge and Jo Ann Noe. Their patience and long-suffering efforts will be greatly missed next year. Thanks also must go to Mrs. Pamela Orrison who did not maim, spindle, or mutilate her seldom home advisor husband. Thus we have come to the end of a long and frustrating year. We hope that next year will not see fires in our school, vandals active in our buildings and buses, and snow and flood waters disrupting the school year. In 1979-80 may the spirit of victory and cooperation, sportsmanship and academic achievement be the keys to success for the students and staff of Illinois Valley Central High School. 6L dhurrt SYMBOLS OF YOUTH Sports uniforms, slamming lockers, cheering crowds, crowded halls and having a good time are all memories gone by for the Class of 1979. We must now venture on a new road in life, holding the memories of I.V.C. The Class of ’79 not only left their lusty calls echo through the halls of the new I.V.C. High School but also the first Chillicothe High School which was built in the early 1900’s. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Orrison and other faculty members for encouragement when we found it hard to visualize the completion of Sequence '79. We hope that the Sequence staff of 1980 finds as much enjoyment and self-satisfac- tion in the coming year’s yearbook as we have in this one. And when we are gone others carry on. « « A •