Meredosia Chambersburg High School - Chief Yearbook (Meredosia, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

We the class of Nineteen Hundred Seventy respectfully dedicate our yearbook The Chief to Mr. Norman Deming, our class sponsor. His encouragement and never ending sacrifices have helped make our four years together very enjoyable. As we leave this portion of our life behind, his teachings, scholastic and otherwise, will remain with us. We hope we can live up to the ideals he has offered us. 2 KRIS ADAMS KISSY Pet Peeve: People who talk too much and don't say anything when they are through By-Line: How about that!! Chorus, 3. 4, FHA, 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Officer, 3. 4; Li- brarian. 3, 4; Junior-Senior Play, 4; All-School Play, 2; Cheerleader, 2. 3; Homecoming Attendant, 2, Student Council Member, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil Officer, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3; Student Council Camp, 3; Homecoming Queen Attendant, 4. % MARK BROWNING MARCUS CAESAR 6UJL Lroyc JU cyjLeJ- tk a JSU- 'pUJL Chorus, 3, 4; Homecoming Escort, 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball, 1, 4; Librarian, 4; Junior-Senior Play, 3, 4; All-School Play, 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4; German Club, 3 Pet Peeve: Wind sprints Grammar Mastery tests By-Line: None KATHY ALLEN KATH Pet Peeve: People who constantly blow their nose. By-Line: That's Gross FHA, 1. 2, 3, 4; FHA Officer, 2, 3, 4; FHA Camp. 3; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Officer. 4; Chorus. 4; National Honor Society, 3; Librarian, 1, 2; Junior-Senior Play, 3, 4; All-School Play, 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader, 1, 2. 3; Homecoming Queen, 4; Homecoming Attendant, 1; Class Officer, 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4; Yearbook Editor. 4; GAA, 1, 2. 3. 4; GAA Officer, 3. ALLEN CHRISMAN CRAZY CHRIS Pet Peeve: Work! !! ! By-Line: Don't do anything I wouldn't do without me! % 0 Band. 1, 2. 3. 4; FFA, 1. 2, 3. 4; FFA Officer, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society, 2, 3, 4; Flag Guard, 3, 4; Flag Guard Officer. 4; Football, 1� 2, 3, 4; Track, 3; Junior-Senior Play, 3, 4; Home- coming Escort, 3, 4; Student Council Member, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Officer, 4; Class Officer, 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club, 1, 2. 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. 4, Yearbook Editor, 4; German Club, 3. 4: Con- servation Workshop, 1. Chorus, 1; Librarian, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Play 3, 4; All-School Play, 3, 4; Science Club, 1, 2, 3 4; Science Club Officer, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Conservation Camp, 2; Livestock Judging Team, 4 Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 3, 4; Football, 4; Track, 3; Junior-Senior Play, 3, 4; All School Play, 4; Science Club, 3; German Club, 3 et Peeve: Some dum underclassmen By-Line: You gotta be kidding _ f? CAROLYN HALL Band, 4; Chorus, 4; FHA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian, 1; Junior-Senior Play, 3, 4; All-School Play, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate, 4; Science Club, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4; German Club, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3 4; German Club Officer. 4; HALLFACE Pet Peeve: P. E. Teachers By-Line: Need any paper cups, Kathy? DAVID DAWSON BUGS” Pet Peeve: Pink '56 Fords By-Line: Oh No! I Forgot! (it) Chorus, 3, 4; National Honor Society, 3� 4; Flag Guard, 4; Basketball. 1� 2, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2. 3, 4; Junior-Senior Play, 4; All-School Play, 2; Homecoming Escort, 4; Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club Officer, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4; German Club, 3, 4. VICKY IRVIN VICKY JO Pet Peeve: People who brag By-Line: Oh! I'm so embarrassed!!! Chorus. 3. 4; FHA, 1. 2. 3, 4; FHA Officer. 4; Sweetheart Ball Queen Candidate, 4; Librarian, 2, 4; Junior-Senior Play. 3, 4; All-School Play, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff, 4; German Club. 3; GAA. 1, 2. 3. 4; LE ROY RAUSCH RASH Sweetheart Ball Escort, 2; Flag Guard. 2, 3, 4; Pet Peeve: Rich Mama's Boys Flag Guard officer. 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3; By-Line: Oh Hail Yes! Football, 1. 2, 3. 4; Track, 3; Junior-Senior Play, 3, 4; All-School Play, 2; Student Council Officer, 4 Student Council Alternate, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4; Student Council Camp, 4 ANNA HUGHES ANNABELLE LEE Pet Peeve: Long fingernails By-Line: Keep the faith, baby! ! % Chorus. 1, 2. 3. 4; FHA, 3, 4; Sweetheart Ball Queen Candidate. 4; GAA, 2. 3. 4; GAA Officer. 4; Librarian, 1. 2. 3. 4; Junior -Senior Play. All-School Play. 3. 4; Student Council Officer, 4; Student Council Alternate, 1, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4; Chorus Camp. 3; Student Council Workshop, 3; GAA Workshop 4. MIKE HEGENER RED ROMEO Pet Peeve: Abstract thinking By-Line: Good Grief! ! Band, 1. 2, 3, 4; Band Officer, 4; Chorus, 3; Dixieland Band, 3; Honor Band. 1; Band Camp, 1; Stagehand, 1; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Junior- Senior Play, 3, 4; All-School Play, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Alternate, 2; Science Club, 1, 4; German Club, 3, 4; German Club Officer, 4; Mgr. Statistician. 2; Yearbook Staff, 4; Conservation Camp, 1. LANA KAY LANIER LANA Pet Peeve: Black and white spotted dogs at play practice By-Line: I feel like a fruit! ! ! % Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Officer. 4; Band Council, 3, 4; Dixieland Band, 3; Honor Band, 3; Stage Band, 1, 2; Chorus, 3, 4; Majorette, 3, 4; FHA, 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Officer, 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart Ball Attendant. 1; Sweetheart Ball Queen Candidate, 4; Librarian, 4; Junior-Senior Play, 3, 4; All-School Play, 2. 4; Student Council Member, 1; Class Officer, 3. 4; Yearbook Staff. 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4 RON SUMMERS STUD Pet Peeve: Poods By-Line: What do you want--a medal? Sweetheart Ball Escort, 4; Flag Guard, 2, 3, 4: Flag Guard Officer. 4; Basketball, 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball. 1; Football, 1. 2, 3. 4; Track, 1. 2. 3, 4 Junior-Senior Play, 3, 4; All-School Play, 3, 4; Homecoming Escort. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff. 4; Ger- man Club, 4. DOUG NEWMAN DUG Pet Peeve: 427 Vette that outruns Z-28 By-Line: Get on it I Basketball, 2; Baseball, 1, 2; Track, 1 LINDA SCHULTZ LINDA Pet Peeve: Know it alls By-Line: Oh. I guess so. KENNIE SCOTT SCOTCH Pet Peeve: Tall Girls By-Line: That's a real Wiener! Basketball. 1, 2; Baseball, 2; Football. 3. 4; Track 3; Junior-Senior Play, 3; All-School Play, 3; Home- coming Escort. 4; Student Council Alternate, 2; Yearbook Staff, 4. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT WE, THE SENIOR CLASS of Nineteen Hundred Seventy, of the City of Meredosia, State of Illinois, being of sound mind and body, and full stomach, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. FIRST, we will to the Faculty our Student Lounge and a free pass to enter at all times--at your own risk SECOND, to the Class of 1971, our young, handsome, innocent, clean-cut Speech Teacher, when we find one. THIRD, to the class of 1972, our brains, - -since we never used them ! ! FOURTH, to the Class of 1973, the ability to be quiet--at least once. I, ALLEN CHRISMAN, will my ability to have a good time at Lum's to anyone who can think fast enough. I, RON SUMMERS, will my fabulous body to Dan Little so when he turns sideways we will be able to see him. 1, KATHY ALLEN, will my ability to do what I feel right to anyone who has that feeling. WE. LANA LANIER, AND VICKY IRVIN, will our extreme height to Norma Nunn, our quiet voices to Connie Allen, and our sexy way of speaking to Mary Caldwell. I, KRIS ADAMS, will my ability to talk like Donald Duck to Pat Hughes. I Wuv you, Pat! I, ANNA HUGHES, will to Vicki Clark and Kay McDaniel a Possom and a Setter. Also a hog lot full of pigi I, LEROY RAUSCH, will my ability of staying out of trouble, driving, and getting girls out of Lum's to Roland Ransom, Jr., because Chrisman can't use them. I DAVID DAWSON, will my ability to know when we are on Defense to Bruce Loewy. HANG IN THERE BWUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS! ! ! I. CAROLYN HALL, will my great driving ability to Barb Davidson because she sure needs it. Watch out for those trees. Barb! I MIKE HEGENER, being of sound mind, do hereby will to Mrs. Lael four tons of Acme rat poison and 300 mouse traps to do in the vicious beast who chases her around the art room. I, MARY GOODWIN . will my ability to do ten things at once and get at least one right to Marlene Burrus. If you have a kind-hearted English teacher, you'll need it! I, MARK BROWNING will my forearm pads to Gary Gobel and Russ Smith since they ve seen so much of them already. I. CHUCK KIBLER, will my ability of driving cycles to Bruce Loewy. He needs it and it'll trip him up too. I. DOUG NEWMAN, will my ability to be able not to wreck a motorcycle to David Hilton. FINALLY: Maybe 1 will, or maybe I won't? ? O. K. I I will-1. KEN SCOTT, will my ability to ride a motorcycle to anyone who can use it. Especially Jam MLe c . I, Linda Schultz, will all my worldly possessions to my parents. 13 STATE FARMER DEGREE A LLEN CHRISMAN received the State Farmer Degree for his outstanding work in the F. F. A. The award was based on his supervised farming project, leadership, and scholarship. He is the third member from our chapter to receive this award. OUTSTANDING HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW LANA LANIER was awarded the Out- standing Homemaker of Tomorrow based on an examination given to each Senior girl. She won the award by scoring highest on the exam. WHO’S WHO D. A. R. KATHY ALLEN was chosen to receive this year's D. A. R. award on the basis of patriotism, dependability, leader- ship, service, and citizenship. She also received the Outstanding Teenager of America award OUTSTANDING TEENAGER OF AMERICA DAN LITTLE received Outstanding Teenager of America. award on a vote by the faculty and the Outstanding Teenagers of America organization. 14 Yearbook Staff A D V I SO R : Miss Mary Ann Schulte EDITORS: Kathy Allen Allen Chrisman TYPISTS: Anna Hughes Kris Adams BUS. MGRS. : Mary Goodwin Vicky Irvin Ca rolyn Hall STAFF: MikeHegener, Ron Summers, Lana Lanier, LeRoy Rausch, Mark Browning, Ken Scott Board of Education Richard M. Hadfield, Lew Cummings, Earl Lovekamp, Roscoe Hardwick, Jack Gregory, Wayne Pool. Daryle Tegeder. Ted Dickman, Marc Dahman, Alvin H. Unland Superintendent MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY: Secretaries You are to be congratulated for your accomplishment of attaining this first and very important part of your formal education. It is my most sincere desire that you have taken full advantage of the educational opportunities afforded you by your community and that you will be well prepared to meet the challenge of the future with much confidence. As you are met with new and different problems that our fast-moving society is presenting each and everyone, let your experience and training assist you in solving the problems. The class of 1970 may have been small in number but your desire to achieve has done much to allow your class to be as productive as many much larger classes. Best wishes to each of you as you enter into your new responsibility and may the years spent at M. C. H. S. be always remembered as some of the best of your life. DOTTIE KAY LOCKHART Secretary to the Superintendent 17 ALETA KUNZEMAN THE ’’CLEANUP SQUAD” Helen Klopfer Roxie Hughes Sis” Brim Helen Oettle Irene Downey W A OUR CHAUFFEURS Russell Bradley Dewey Surratt Dot Smith Big Boy” Steinberg JAMES HENDERSON Math and Physics Science Club and Junior Advisor NORMAN DEM1NG Science and Chemestry Science Club and Senior Advisor MARY ANN SCHULTE Vocational Business Education Yearbook and Junior Advisor TERRY WILSON History and Drivers' Ed. Boys' P. E. Head Coach LUCIA ANN BIRCH Student Teacher, Commercial LILLIAN HESS History, English, and German Student Council and Sophomore Advisor German Club Advisor LISA LAEL All Grade--Art FRED MORTON Vocational Agriculture F. F.A. Advisor Juniors CLASS OFFICERS President----- Vice-President Secretary----- Treasurer------ Dan Little Vicki Clark Norma Nunn Mike Wells Andy Scott Russell Smith George Howell Deb Bradley Not Pictured: 27 Ray Barth Judy Dunmire Steve Little Karen Winkleman 29 Gary Gobel Debbie Wiley Terry Floyd Not Pictured: Ron Brown Rick Umphryes Martha Wilcox 31 CLASS OFFICERS President----------------- Dennis Klopfer Vice-President------------ Jack Gregory Secretary Treasurer----- Kari Chrisman -L ' + 2?3I Ronnie Kelley Sharon Smith t Beth Gilleland John VanHyning Patty Oettle Carol Downey Charlotte Tegeder John Staake Eddie Dunmire Stephanie Shinnebarger Bonita Errett SENIOR SNAPSHOTS Speech therapy class!! No. y°u guy8. it'8 not mine; ! ! Look what 1 found, ADAM! ! Honest, they're not loaded! 3's enough! ! Who says blondes have more fun?? HOMECOMING AUTUMN OF OUR LIFE” On October 17, 1969 MCHS held its annual Homecoming. Our team was not victorious but they were the only team in the conference to ever lead the undefeated ISD Tigers. Even though our team was defeated, it did not dampen the spirit of the dance. The gym was decorated in the leaves of autumn and fall colors inspirited by the theme. 1st -Freshman KATHY ALLEN AND ALLEN CHRISMAN Junior's Honorable Mention Cooks' Float Senior's 40 TERESA CALDWELL AND DAN LITTLE CONNIE ALLEN AND RON SUMMERS KRIS ADAMS AND MARK BROWNING WREATH PRESENTATION CLOSING PRAYER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE The Veterans' Day Program, November 10, 1969, was once again a memorable event presented by the Flag Guard and Chorus. The Invocation was led by Reverand Elmer Palmer. The presenting of the wreath was performed by Pfc. Jay Surratt, of the United States Marine Corps, a former student Kevin Barth gave a reading of an original poem, entitled- Our Flag. Sweetheart Ball D. Bennett, S. Surratt, N. Nunr D. Little, L. Lanier� R. Summers, M. Irvin, B. Dawson, Queen Vicky Irvin, L. Rausch, C. Nevels, H. Hughes, A. Hughes A. Chrisman, D. Battefeld, B. Gerecke Queen Vicky and escort LeRoy Rausch Queen Candidate 1968-69 SWEETHEART BALL QUEEN HELEN HUGHES AND ESCORT BRUCE DAWSON SHERRY BRADLEY JEFF MILLER Barb Davidson, Mike Wells, Brenda Irvin, David Parker, Betty Staake, Kirk Browning, Bruce Dawson, Audrey Davidson, Gary Ham, Patty Hughes, Jeff Miller, Queen Helen Hughes, and Sherry Bradley Chorus 1st row: S. Smith, N. Brant, D. Bennett, D. Battefeld, B. Agans, L. Lanier, V. Irvin, K. Winkle man 2nd row: Mr. Bentley, N. Dennis, B. Davidson, C. Ham, C. Hall, Ft. Chute, R. Smith, S. Fricke, M. Burrus, J. Gerecke, M. Cald- well, K. Allen 3rd row: L. Schultz, D. Bradley, K. McDaniel, B. Errett, D. Daw- son, M. Browning, K. VanHyning, K. Metz, C. Allen, K. Adams. A. Hughes 4th row: N. Nunn, P. Hughes, S. Lovelace, C. Lawson, D. Daniels, K. Chrisman, C. Tegeder, C. Kibler, C. Ftiley, V. Clark, J. Dun- mire, G. Pool Majorettes Christine Ham Janie Standley Lana Lanier Diane Battefeld HEAD MAJORETTE LANA LANIER 51 Band 1st row: C. Tegeder, K. Metz, K. Winkelman, K. Chrisman 2nd row: K. Allen, D. Battefeld, S. Lovelace, T. Hinners, D. Wohlers. S. Shinnebareer. K. VanHyning, R. Chute 3rd row: S. Fricke, C. Ham, C. Downey, L. Lanier, C. Hall, Mr. Bentley 52 C. Kibler, J. Miller, N. Dennis, J. Gerecke A. Chrisman, C. Allen, M. Hegener, C. Riley, D. Staake, J. Standley, B. Hurst P. Hinners, C. Kunzeman, J. VanHyning, D. Klopfer, R. Staake Back row: G. Pool, R. Dickman, Mr. Bentley (again) Sr. Rep. Mike Hegener. Fresh. Rep. Soph. Rep. Kari Chrisman, Roger Staake Seated: K. Allen. S. Lovelace, N. Nunn, K. Adams, C. Allen, V. Irvin, J. Gerecke, M. Burrus, L. Lanier Back Row: Miss Morrow, M. Caldwell, P. Hughes, C. Hall, A. Hughes, C. Lawson, D. Daniels, K, McDaniel, J. Dunmire, D. Bradley, V. Clark F.H.A. 54 Seated: S. Bradley, D. Battefeld, C. Kunzeman, J. Standley, N. Dennis. C. Ham, C. Downey. C. Downey, D. Daniels Back Row: B. Agans, B. Davidson, C. Tegeder, K. C. Smith, L. Koch, S. Large D. Bennett, S. Smith, N. Brant, B. Gilleland, B. Dunnaway, P. Oettle Chrisman, K. Metz, CHAPTER OFFICERS: Pres. -Kathy Allen 1st Vice Pres. - Norma Nunn 2nd Vice Pres. - Kris Adams Secretary- Lana Lanier Treasurer- Connie Allen Vice-Pres. of Degrees-Marlene Burrus Vice-Pres..of Recreation-Janet Gerecke Vice-Pres. of Projects- Vicky Irvin Vice-Pres. of Public Relations- Sheryl Lovelace Chapter Mothers: Mrs. Connie Allen, Mrs. Frances Lanier The Meredosia-Chambersburg Future Homemakers of America is the largest organization in the school, consistingof 46 members. Each year they set up a program to follow throughout the school year. This year their theme was Preparedness is the Key to Opportunity”. They are also planning a trip to Macomb , Illinois to visit different areas of interest. The annual Sweetheart Ball is another one of their projects which is the highlight of their yearly activities. These 46 girls keep busy and do a fine job. Mrs. Lois VanHyning 55 MOTHER-DAUGHTER PARTY FFA OFFICERS President---------------- Allen Chrisman Vice-President----------- Ron Brown Secretary---------------- Larry Hardwick Reporter----------------- Roger Staake Treasurer---------------- Don Staake Sentinel----------------- Phil Winners Parliamentarian---------- Bob Spoon Chaplain----------------- Don Wohlers Song Director------------ John Edwards Advisor------------------ Mr. Morton 1st row: D. Staake. L. Hardwick. R. Brown. A. Chrisman. R. Staake. P. Hinners 2nd row: Mr. Morton. R. Chute, D. Wohlers. B. Spoon, E. Dunmire, J. Edwards The Meredosia-Chambersburg Chapter of the Future Farmers of America has great potential for the future. The Chapter consists of one Senior, eight Sophomores, and two Freshmen. The Chapter is active, competing in many contests: including Public Speaking, Parliamentary Procedure, Live- stock Judging, Land-use Judging, Ag Mechanics, Foundation Awards, and the sectional Grain Show. The State Farmer Candidate this year is Allen Chrisman. Allen also received first place in the public speaking contest. 1st row: B. Surratt, K. Allen, N. Nunn, D. Bradley, M. Wells 2nd row: Mr. Hadfield, M. Browning, D. Little, A. Chrisman, D. Dawson, M. Hegener FLAG GUARD Mr. Henderson, S. Hall, J. Griebler, D. Klopfer, D. Dawson, R. Summers B. Gerecke, L. Rausch, R. Oettle, A. Chrisman, R. Howell, S. Surratt, R. Chute, J. Staake, S. Dawson 57 President--------LeRoy Rausch Vice-President---Allen Chrisman Secretary--------Anna Hughes Treasurer-------- Kris Adams Student Council 1st row: C. Allen, K. Adams, L. Rausch, A. Chrisman, A. Hughes, V. Clark 2nd row: D. Hughes, S. Surratt, J. Standley, R. Howell, D. Wohlers, B. Spoon, J. Gerecke, S. Lovelace. German Club President------------------- Carolyn Hall Vice-President-------------- Mike Hegener Secretary------------------- Allen Chrisman Treasurer------------------- Dave Dawson Sgt. at Arms---------------- Dan Little 58 1st row: Mike Hegener, Carolyn Hall, Allen Chrisman 2nd row: Dave Dawson, Danny Little, Miss Hess at'a Q pjwnM-. 1st row: J. Gerecke, M. Goodwin, D. Dawson, D. Wohlers, B. Surratt, R. Umphreys 2nd row: J. Gregory, B. Hurst, D. Battefeld, N. Dennis, C. Downey, C. Hall. J. Edwards, S. Dawson, R. Hammitt. Mr. Deming 3rd row: Mr. Henderson, B. Gerecke, M. Wells, C. Beau- champ. S. Hall, J. Griebler, A. Chrisman, S. Little, C. Kibler, M. Hegener Science Club PRODUCIWG TLESS LIGHT j.rriMHT HMDS of ywi LUWWICIKI - - WOlhtM lUMIMpi c mimiBiRCWei-o� omn 13W rani t no i omen El won now Al.roiioi. kpfkcts TIIK ItODV HO OOSOTTORNCS AfTEETftC BOOT? HI I-1.IV. 1st row: J. Gerecke, C. Allen, P. Hughes, A. Hughes 2nd row: S. Smith, L. Schultz, B. Agans, D. Daniels, N. Brant M. Goodwin, G. Pool., S. Bradley, K. McDaniel 3rd row: J. Standley, N. Dennis, D. Bennett, C. Ham, S. Downey, V. Irvin, K. Allen, C. Downey, L. Lanier, C. Hall 4th row: B. Gilleland, B. Davidson, C. Tegeder, K. Metz, J. Miller, S. Fricke, K. Chrisman, T. Hinners, M. Burrus 5th row: P. Oettle, B. Dunnaway, C. Smith, S. Large, L. Koch, D. Battefeld, C. Kunzeman, S. Lovelace, C. Riley G. A. A. The G. A. A. has as its advisor. Miss Mary Angermeier. The girls engage in various extra curricular athletic activi- ties. Among their many activities are: volleyball, bowling, swimming, softball, soccer, badminton boundary ball, and archery. THESE VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS ARE BACKED UP BY MANY OF THE GIRLS IN G. A. A. DEB, PAT. JUDY, CONNIE, KAY 70 u L SPORTS 1 1st row: R. Summers, D. Dawson. G. Howell, L. Rausch, K. Scott, D. Hughes, K. Barth, J. Gregory, A. Scott, M. Wells . End row: Coach McDannold, J. Crow, C. Kibler, A. Chrisman, L. Hard- wick, B. Loewy, C. Beauchamp, B. Gerecke, S. Surratt, G. Gobel t jtCoach Wilson . ,3rd row: R. Barth, R. Lovekamp, R. Smith, B. Surratt, D. Wohlers, M. 'Browning, D. Hilton, J. Griebler, R. Umphryes, P. Hinners, J. Edwards. The 1969 Football Season, which saw the Indians win 2 and lose 6, was a re-building year as many sophomores and juniors played prominent roles. The seven seniors, however, will be sorely missed next year. 1969 saw Full-back Ron Summers selected to the Chicago Daily News Special Mention All-State team as well as being Most Valuable Player. Allen Chrisman, another senior, was voted Best Blocker. Ken Scott, also a senior, was Best Tackier, and David Hughes, a junior tackle was elected the Most Improved. Highlight of the year was the season ending victory over Virginia 60-24. Ron Summers, behind excellent block- ing by Chrisman, Gobel, Loewy, Little, Surratt, Hughes, and Griebler, scored 8 TD's to lead the victory. Junior Varsity 1st row: R. Umphryes, R. Barth, J. Edwards, R. Lovekamp, J. Crow, G. Howell, D. Hughes, K. Barth, A. Scott, J. Gregory, P. Hinners. nd row: Coach McDannold, R. Smith, B. Surratt, D. Wohlers, B. Loewy. Beauchamp, J. Griebler B. Gerecke, S. Surratt, G. Gobel , M. Wells, ?oach Wilson. 3rd row: R. Newman, T. Parker, R. Howell, J. Staake, R. Chute, E. Dun- mire, D. Klopfer, J. Gregory, R. Ransom. 1969 RECORD MCHS 2 CBHS 28 MCHS 0 Bluffs 12 MCHS 2 CBHS 28 MCHS 0 Bluffs 12 MCHS JL Routt 30 MCHS 9 PI. Hill 37 MCHS 32 Waverly 6 MCHS 8 ISD 41 MCHS 0 Triopia 50 MCHS 60 Virginia 28 65 Varsity 1st row: B. Surratt, R. Summers, S. Surratt, M. Wells, I,. Hardwick 2nd row: T. Floyd, D. Dawson, B. Loewy, D. Little, R. Brown, M. Browning, R. Smith Wins Losses Brussels 65 MCHS 46 MCHS 73 Perry 43 Balyki 81 MCHS 77 MCHS 56 Payson 39 MCHS 68 Liberty 54 MCHS 60 N'Western 57 MCHS 55 Augusta 51 C ville. 79 MCHS 53 ISD 69 MCHS 66 MCHS 66 P'Hill 52 MCHS 63 E. Pike 58 Virginia 62 MCHS 60 MCHS 68 Barry 66 Triopia 54 MCHS 36 Routt 74 MCHS 62 MCHS 75 Plymouth 54 G'ville. 49 MCHS 46 MCHS 54 Bluffs 51 Holiday Tournament: CBHS-JV 81 MCHS 49 MCHS 58 Ewing 37 Bluffs 61 MCHS 43 PMSC Tournament C'ville. 78 MCHS 52 District Tournament Bluffs 43 MCHS 33 Junior Varsity 1st row: J. Edwards, T. Parker, S. Dawson, R. Lovekamp. S. Little 2nd row D. Wohlers, K. Barth, D. Klopfer, R. Staake, D. Staake, R. Chute, P. Hinners yvt . i it DAN uncis igdImMuat toupisameitt Tournament Champions for Second Year--BLUFFS Second Place Winners--Christian Brothers J-V The second annual MCHS Round Robin Tournament was held on December 18. 19. and 20, bringing together four well-matched teams. Bluffs retained the championship, defeating each of the other three teams. C-B was second with a 2-1 rec- ord; Meredosia, third, with 1-2; Ewing, fourth, with 0-3. The All-Tournament Team selected, included: Dan Littig, Jerry Schmitz, Ron Summers, Tom Sparrow, and Don Weibring Athletic Banquet 1969 Football Awards: Corky Lemmon-Best Blocker Ken Scott--------------Most Improved Bruce Dawson-Most Valuable George Howell-Best Tackier Basketball Awards: Gary Ham----Highest free- throw percentage Bruce Dawson-Most Valuable Danny Little--Most Rebounds Mark Browning-Most Improved 69 JUDY Connie Allen. Kathy Allen. Deb Bradley. Kay McDaniel. Pat Hughes Charlotte Tegeder. Debbie Daniels. Susie Large. Barb Davidson, Jr. High 71 SIXTH GRADE 1st row: G. Femmer, L. Robacker, T. Du- vendack, J. Fox, M. Hadfield, J. Kunzemai N. Rausch, K. Kleinlein, D. VanHyning, R. Arnold, B. Loewy, C. Oettle, D. Janes 2nd row: Mrs Haggard R Chute� D. Roate, a Klopfer, J. Miller. S.Dunmircv R Kelly, K. Surratt. V. Dickman. E. LaCroix, J. Errett, J. Surratt, Mr. Chaney 3rd row: D. Tegeder. T. Ruyle. M. Me- Dannald, V. Irvin. L. Browning. S. Love- kamp. B. Gerecke. D. Gerecke, B. Ham- man, J. Lemmons, S. Spoon, T. Bogue SEVENTH GRADE 1st row: J. Smith. D. Ellett, K. Smith. M. Leahr, J. Varner, J. Davidson, B. Dick- man, M. Hurst, J. Gordley, G. Baker, T. Lidgard, S. Boyd, S. Winkleman, C. Camp- bell, C. Kleinlein, A. Newman 2nd row Mrs. Blake; D Gregory, J. Large; R. Staake, J. Alhorn, J. Vricke, S. Dick- man, D. Heitbrink, C. Pool, M. Lerch, S. Hammitt, D. Allen, C. Large, R. Wiley, A. Beauchamp, D. Wells, Miss Waitkus 3rd row: K. Dugan, D. Hall, M. Stephen- son, M. Seymour. B. Lawson, R. Mc- Dannold, M. Cole, D. Surratt, S. Hunter, R. Wohlers, C. Tindell, D. Perry, M. Ransom, M. Lemmons, A. Fox EIGHTH GRADE 1st row: M. Breckon, K. Kelly, D. Klein- lein, D. Dougherty, J. Gerecke, B. Loewy, M. Kleinlein, B. Brown, B. VanHyning, V. Newman, E. Shinnegarger, G. Barth, T. Allen, K. Klopfer. 2nd row: Mr. McGinnis, D. Stephenson, D. Staake, D. Carmean, J. Hughes, D. Ruyle, T. Lacy, L. Robacher, B. Smith, S. Batte- feld, R. Surratt, L. McAllister, R. Ruyle, Miss Carnes 3rd row: C. Battefeld, J. Miller, C. Love- kamp, B. Browning, L. Thiele, M. Markley, R. Lerch, D. Beauchamp, C. Tegeder, S. Staake, D. Lyttaker, T. Crow, M. Smith 72 Row 1: C. Large, D. Kleinlein, J. Gerecke, D. Wells, S. Boyd, T. Newman, C. Campbell, Mgr., E. Shinnebarger, Mgr. Row 2: Coach Chaney, B. VanHyning, M. Seymour, T. Crow. K. Dugan, R. Wohlers, J. Miller, J. Alhorn, D. Stephenson, (Not pictured: Clifford Tindell) Basketball Row 1: R. Arnold, Mgr., J. Surratt, 3. Klopfer, D. Kleinlein, T. Newman, S. Boyd. D. Wells. D. Tegeder. C. Campbell, Mgr. Row 2: Coach Chaney, D Roate; U Janes J. Miller, D. Brown, M. Heinhorst, J. Gerecke, J. Kunzeman, E. LaCroix, (Not pictured: Ronnie Staake and Mark Kleinlein) Row 1: R. Arnold, Mgr., T. Crow, R. Wohlers, D. Beauchamp, B. Lawson, J. Alhorn, C. Campbell, Mgr. Row 2: Coach Chaney, B. VanHyning, M. Seymour, J. Miller, K. Dugan. (Not pictured: David Staake) DEBBIE JANA CHEERLEADERS LEE ANN VICKY SUE JACKIE B AND : 1st row: S. Winkelman, J. Fricke, S. Dickman, C. Tegeder, L. McAllister. D. Tegeder, M. Hadfield. J. Miller. R. Wohlers, . Beauchamp. C. Hammitt 2nd row: C. Battefeld. D. Stevenson. M. Hurst, D. Roate, C. Campbell, L. Theele, B. Browning, T. Crow, D. Beauchamp, C. Lowekamp, D. Kleinlein, R. Surratt, M. Smith, M. Breckon, S. Staake. 3rd row: D. Heitbrink. L. Browning. B. Gerecke, Mr. Bentley, J. Alhorn, R. Chute, J. Gordley. C. Pool, J. Gerecke CHORUS: 1st row: T. Lidgard, T. Duvendack. K. Smith, S. Winkelman, B. Browning 2nd row: B. Loewy, T. Flynn, T. Ruyle, J. Varner, S. Spoon, S. Dunmire , L. Browning, A. Fox, K. Klienlien, M. Hurst 3rd row: B. Loewy. D. VanHyning, S. Love- kamp, M. Hadfield, C. Pool, D. Heitbrink, M. Breckon, J. Fricke, J. Errett, E. LaCroix, G. Femmer 4th row: M. Smith, C. Tegeder, S. Staake, T. Lacy, S. Battefeld, K. Klopfer, T. Allen, D. Surratt. C. Hammitt, D. Tegeder, J. Kunze- man SCIENCE CLUB: 1st row: B. Gerecke, M. Stephenson, T. Duvendack� R. Wohlers, Pres.. J. Alhorn, Rptr., Miss Waitkus, C. Hammitt. Sec.-Treas.. T. Lidgard 2nd row:. K. Klopfer. D. Hall, J. Large, V. Newman. A. Fox., G. Barth, M. Hadfield, D. Perry, D. VanHyning, D. Ruyle, L. Browning 3rd row: G. Femmer, D. Janes, C. Lovekamp, J. Fox, E. LaCroix, D. Gerecke, D. Tegeder, D. Surratt. C. Klienlien. R. Wiley. J. Smith 4th row: D. Gregory, C. Large. M. Seymour, W. Lemmons, B. Lawson, SENIORS FAREWELL ooo CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF Brown County State Bank MEMBER OF F. D. I. C. CA$ riU CORNER THE DREXEL GRILL-BILLIARDS 3 01 West State JACKSONVILLE. ILLINOIS FRED I. CLINE CO. 120 EAST SECOND BEARDSTOWN, ILLINOIS 62618 Phone 323-3103 FURNITURE OF DISTINCTION S R GULF SERVICE _£ TI3L- BEST WISHES TO THE CLSSS OF 1970 FROM JACKSONVILLE. ILLINOIS PHONE: 584-4231 MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS BENSON MOTOR COMPANY OF PITTSFIELD 802 AND 804 W. WASHINGTON PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS 285-2130 Ray and Shirley Brant, Managers Dodge W PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER Mtmm coMMHuntM 78 WOODY SUDBRINK AGENCY, INC. FIRST STATE BANK OF BEARDSTOWN 323-4500 210 A SOUTH WASHINGTON BEARDSTOWN, ILLINOIS THY OUR NEW DRIVE -IN WALK UP FACILITIES PHONE: 323-3018 INSTALLED WITH YOU IN MIND THE BANK THAT HAS THE TIME FOR YOU BEARDSTOWN, ILLINOIS ALDRICH PHARMACY JOHN ALHORN PITTSFIELD, ILL. !£� at (CitaU - Sniurunit EXTENDS ITS BEST WISHES MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS Prescription Specialists Stover Candies Cosmetics PHONE: 584-3811 BEST WISHES FOR A DEEP ROCK SERVICE STATION SUCCESSFUL YEAR BOB JENKINS FROM GENE PIGGOTT STATION MANAGER METROPOLITAN SUPPLY REP St A, CHAPIN LOCKER SERVICE HARLEN FOX COMPLETE LOCKER SERVICE SIDES AND QUARTERS BEEF FOR SALE BULK SERVICE FOR PHONE 472 - 6 1 7 1 ILLICO OIL PRODUCTS 79 MOUNTAINS LUMBER Congratulations to the graduating class of M. C. H.S. COMPLIMENTS OF: Perry. Illinois STRATMAN OLDS- CADILLAC CO. THE MERRIE SHOP NATIONALLY KNOWN Value Rated Used Cars Mechanical Service Paint and Body Service PHONE: 523-2123 BEARDSTOWN. ILLINOIS THAT'S WHERE I SHOP! ! JACKSONVILLE. ILLINOIS 1600 West Morton PHONE: 243-3371 THE FARMERS AND TRADERS STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY JACKSONVILLE IMPLEMENT COMPANY JACKSONVILLE 200WEST STATE STREET JACKSONVILLE. ILLINOIS 80 L 7 NATIONAL JBA WJKj f)F BtARDST09's BEAROSTOWN. ILLINOIS 6261S ESTABLISHED IN 18S7 MEMBER f 0 I.C. West Central Illinois Insurance Agency, Inc. 46 Main Street Meredosia, Illinois Phone: 584-3161 Real Estate Herb Hinners , Manager Insurance VOELKEL class service 528 S. Main St. Phone 245-2515 Jacksonville, Illinois 62650 MIRRORS A FURNITURE TOPS � STORE FRONTS For security, bank at First National COMPLIMENTS OF: LINCOLN mERCURY WALKER MOTOR COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS 1110 WEST MORTON WATERS STANDARD SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE CHAPIN. ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF THE PERRY COMMUNITY LOCKER Butchering of hogs and cattle. Complete processing and curing of meat. GIVE US A TRY ! Perry, Illinois Phone: 2061 81 ASSETS OVER $13, 500, 000 Perry Farm Equipment Company the graduating class (Si 82 James R. Vose Feed For all of your family's needs. Trucking J. F. READ’S SONS GENERAL MERCHANDISE CHAMBERSBURG, ILLINOIS PERRY, ILLINOIS PHONE 2511 FOR A JEWEL OF A DEAL, SHOP AT THOMPSON JEWELERS 7 West Side Square ZC-626oO JACKSONVILLE, ILL Phone: 327-4299 PHONE 243-2513 STRA USS ’PIKE COUNTY'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE” EDNA DOBER ZULAUF MARKET ARENZVILLE, ILLINOIS PHONE 997 -4761 PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS NOW IN OUR 107th YEAR GROCERIES AND MEATS ’’NEVER FEAR . . . FOR THE FINEST IN JEWELRY TRY TANNERS JEWELRY PITTSFIELD YOST CLEANERS AND TV SERVICE IS HERE!” 83 CUSTOM SPRAYING PRUNING LANDSCAPING GENERAL NURSERY Bwuhu Nu wew Dale Shelton, Owner ® Griggsville, Illinois 62340 Phone 833-2529 Box 55 COMPLIMENTS OF ALLEN LUMBER CO. BLUFFS, ILLINOIS BANK OF BLUFFS BLUFFS, ILLINOIS I LOTS OF INTEREST HERE! CONGRATULATIONS GE5 JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS FLOYD'S JEWELERS! HAS TIME FOR YOU! OPEN 7 DAYS DISCOUNT PRICES 1316 So. MAIN ST. FREE PARKING PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS When we grow up we're going to model for............. BOWL WHERE THE EXPERTS BOWL PERRY BOWLING LANES PERRY, ILLINOIS P. N. HIRSCH AND CO. 200 WASHINGTON iBEARDSTOWN, ILLINOIS 323-3586 84 Welhoni Cluctric (onipamj 228 34 WEST COURT STREET Wheel-Horse Tractors JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS ANY SIZE MOWER FOR ANY SIZE JOB MT. STERLING, ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF BEARD IMPLEMENT COMPANY ALL s- CHALMERS QUALITY FOOD SERVICE ARENZVILLE. ILLINOIS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '70 WE'RE HUNG UP ON ... . WJJY-T-V AMERICA'S MOST POWERFUL T-V STATION 85 COMPLIMENTS OF THE ARROW RESTAURANT BEARDSTOWN THE ARROW--ITS A HIT! ! WHEN YOU GET THIS DESPERATE. GO TO PHYLLIS'S BEAUTY SALON COMPLIMENTS OF BAUGHER PHARMACY BEARDSTOWN . ILLINOIS THE KEY TO HEALTH Bessells Florist Gfijt cSliof} and xzzndouiz 218 West Chestnut Street MT. STERLING, ILLINOIS 62353 WESTGATE RESTAURANT A book a day keeps the teachers away. . . . VISIT LANES BOOK STORE SCHOOL OFFICE SUPPLIES JACKSONVILLE 22 5 WEST STATE WEST MORTON JACKSONVILLE ILLINOIS LEEP’S DREAM CREAM MALTS, SHAKES, AND SUNDAES NORTH MAIN AND WALNUT JACKSONVILLE. ILLINOIS OPEN 24 HOURS 86 GROSS-DEICHMANN VETERINARY CLINIC Joanne G. Dpirhmann. D. V. M. Robert U. Gross, D. V. M. 1215 West Walnut Jacksonville, Illinois Telephone: 245-2136 M W INTERIORS FURNITURE CARPET LINOLEUM CERAMIC TILE EXPERTLY INSTALI.ro Si I MT STERLING, ILL PHONE 773-2 14 COME FLY WITH ME HOWARD HEMBROUGH MOTORS, INC. 1711 WEST MORTON ROAD JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS 62650 V RUNS ON PENNIES. . . PARKS ON A DIME. . . DRIVES LIKE A MILLION! STEINBERG VOLKSWAGEN IN MY CHEVROLET ! ! MOTORS MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS EVERYBODY DIGS IT! ELECTRIC COOKING... It’s Cool! It’s Fob! It’s Flameless! 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STERLING IMPLEMENT CO. farm - INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT I JUNCTION 99 AND 24 MT. STERLING, ILLINOIS Phone: 773-2216 Ralph J. Orr Jack Hill MC CULLOCH CHAIN SAWS-- NEW HOLLAND BALER FORAGE HARVESTER -- ETC KEWANEE MULCHERS WHEEL DISC-- NEW IDEA - UNI SYSTEM PICKERS - MOWERS-- 89 GREETINGS GREETINGS FROM DUNHAMS big value A. B. CHRISM AN FERTILIZER CO. MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS COMPLETE FERTILIZER SERVICE J GEORGE'S AUCTION AND FURNITURE ft 1852 South Main Street. Jacksonville. Illinois- - - - - -Phone: 243-2533 « r$ MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS PHONE 584-2911 FOR' COMPLETE 90 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or AoeNzviuc Hhen ville. Illinois GRIGSBY AND IRVING ATTORNEYS AT LAW MEMBER FDIC PHONE 997-4401 HURST GARAGE GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR WORK STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS 118 EAST ADAMS STREET PITTSFIELD. ILLINOIS 62363 VERSAILLES, ILLINOIS LEWIS M. GRIGSBY BRICE IRVING COMPLIMENTS OF HAZELRIGG GARAGE PERRY, ILLINOIS PHONE 261 HUNTER-ALLEN LUMBER COMPANY HARDWARE. PAINT AND CLASS LUMBER. LIME. CEMENT. DOORS. 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