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

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WE. THE GRADUATING CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-TWO WITH GREAT PLEASURE, DEDICATE THIS YEAR'S CHIEF TO MR. TERRY WILSON WHO HAS SERVED NOT ONLY AS OUR COACH DURING THE PAST FOUR YEARS, BUT ALSO AS A CLOSE FRIEND AND MEMORABLE INSPIRATION. ... AN INSPIRATION AROUND WHICH WE HOPE WE WILL FORM OUR FUTURE LIVES......................... 2 Jim Griebler, Karen Winkelman, Betty Potter, Larry Hardwick, Steve Little, Tom Browning, Bonnie Errett, John Gerecke RONNIE L. BROWN Bubbs By-Line: Dad Burnit Pet Peeve: Sprintos FFA, 1,2, 3.4 Officer, 2, 3, 4 Sweetheart Ball Escort, 3, 4 Basketball, 1,2,3, 4 Captain, 1,4 Librarian, 3 JANET GERECKE GERK By-Line: Ah! Come off it! Pet Peeve: One Night Standers Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 Camp, 2 Chorus, 1,2 FHA, 1.2, 3, 4 Officer, 2, 3 GAA, 1.2. 3,4 Officer, 1,4 Class Officer, 4 Student Council Alt., 2 Homecoming Queen, 4 Girls' State, 3 Yearbook Staff Bus. Mgr., 4 Plays: Jr-Sr, 3,4 All School. 2 Cheerleader, 3 National Honor Society, 3, 4 Science Club, 2, 3, 4 Officer, 3, 4 LARRY HARDWICK Slick By-Line: How ya doin? Pet Peeve: (none) Band, 1 FFA, 1,2 Officer. 2 Student Council, 1,4 Homecoming Escort, 3, 4 Football, 1,2, 3,4 Captain, 3 Basketball, 1,2, 3, 4 Captain, 4 Track, 1,2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff, 4 National Honor, 3, 4 Science Club, 3, 4 Don” By-Line: Hey Paco Pet Peeve: Long Chemistry problems Band, 1,2, 3,4 Rep, 4 Stage, 3,4 Chorus, 4 FFA, 1,2, 3, 4 Officer, 2, 3 Student Council, 1 Basketball, 2, 3 Yearbook Staff Editor, 4 Plays: Jr-Sr, 3,4 All-School 1 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society, 3,4 CLAUDIA SMITH f,HOT LIPS By-Line: Daim. . . this is dumb!! Pet Peeve: Do you want the whole list? FHA, 1,2, 3,4 GAA, 1.2, 3,4 Officer, 4 Student Council, 1 Pep Club, 4 Librarian, 3,4 Sweetheart Ball Queen Candidate, 4 PHIL HINNERS Phil BaBy By-Line: Holy Mackeral Pet Peeve: English Teachers Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 Stage, 1,2,4 FFA, 1,2, 3, 4 Officer, 1, 4 Homecoming Escort, 4 Football, 1,2, 3,4 Basketball, 1,2, 3, 4 Track, 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff, 4 Sweetheart Ball Escort, 4 Plays: Jr-Sr, 4 All School, 3 TOM BROWNING TOM” By-Line: Hello-o-o-o Wrestling Fans- are you ready? Pet Peeve: Barbers who were trained to be butchers Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4 FFA, 1.2 Officer, 2 C'lass Officer, 1 Student Council, 4 Boys State, 3 Football, 3. 4 Basketball, 1,2, 3,4 Track. 1.2 Yearbook Staff, 4 Plays- Jr-Sr, 4 National Honor Society. 3,4 Baseball, 1, 2 Sweetheart Ball Escort, 4 CATHY KUNZEMAN CATH By-Line: What?? Pet Peeve: Fences at the bottom of snow-covered hills Band. 1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette, 1 FHA, 1.2. 3. 4 Officer. 3, 4 GA A. 1.2. 3. 4 Student Council, 3,4, Officer, 4 Yearbook Staff Typist, 4 Librarian. 1.2, 3, 4 National Honor Society, 3, 4 Sweetheart Ball Queen, 4 RANDY LOVEKAMP By-Line: What did you say, Harry? f Pet Peeve: LIBRARIANS Chorus, 4 Football, 1, 2 Basketball, 1,2,3 Plays: Jr-Sr, 3,4 All School, 1, 3, 4 .TIM GRIEBLER GRIER By-Line: (None) Pet Peeve: Guys who can't keep a car running Class Officer, 3,4 Homecoming Escort, 3 Football, 1.2. 3, 4 Yearbook Staff, 4 National Honor Society, 3 Science Club, 2,3,4 DI NE BATTEFELD SUG By-Line: Mr. B, you've got to be kidding! ! Pet Peeve: Lazy people who sit around and gripe. Band, 1.2, 3. 4 Majorette, 2 Head majorette, 3, 4 Camp, 2, 3, Chorus, 1,2, 3. 4 FHA, 1.2. 3,4 Officer, 3, 4 Sweetheart Ball Attendant, 2,3,4 GAA. 1.2. 3.4 Officer, 4 Yearbook Staff Typist, 4 Plays: Jr-Sr, 3,4 All School. 1.2. 3.4 Librarian, 1,3 Cheerleader. 3.4 Science Club, 2,3,4 Sweetheart Ball Queen Candidate, 4 STEVE DAWSON AUSTIN DAWSON By-Line: . . . and they tore off my legs and threw them over there! ! ! Pet Peeve: People who call me PEE WEE Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer, 4 Stage Band, 4 Band Camp, 1 Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 Sweetheart Ball Escort, 3, 4 Basketball, 1,2,3 Track, 3,4 Plays: Jr-Sr, 3,4 All School, 1.2, 3,4 Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer, 3, 4 SHERYL LOVELACE SHERRY By-Line: I don't believe it! Pet Peeve: A person who is good at something, and knows it. Band, 1.2, 3. 4 Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4 FHA, 1.2, 3, 4 Officer, 2,3,4 GAA, 1,2,3 Class Officer, 3, 4 Student Council, 2 Homecoming Attendant. 1 Oueen Candidate, 4 Yearbook Staff--EDITOR. 4 Librarian, 3 National Honor Society, 3, 4 KEVIN BARTH Knothole, Bullfrog, or whatever you want to call me By-Line: That's decent Pet Peeve: Getting stuck in embarrassing places. Football, 1,2, 3,4 Basketball, 1,2 Track, 1,2 Plays: Jr-Sr, 3 All School. 1,2,3 ROGER STAAK E Hodgie By-Liner AI-1-1-right Pet Peeve: Nicknames Band, 1,2, 3,4 Rep, 2 Officer, 3, 4 Stage, 3,4 Camp, 1 FFA, 1,2, 3, 4 Officer, 2 Student Council, 1 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff Bus. Mgr.. 4 Plays: Jr-Sr, 4 National Honor Society, 3, 4 KAREN WINKELMAN Winky By-Line: I forgdt! Pet Peeve: conceit Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 Rep, 3 Stage, 3, 4 Camp, 1 Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA, 3 Yearbook StafC 4 National Honor Society, 3, 4 Art Camp, 3 ROYCE HAMMITT Band, 1,2, 3,4 Rep, 1 Stage, 1,2 Dixieland, 1, 2 Camp, 1 Chorus, 1,3,4 Sweetheart Ball Escort, 4 Class Officer, 1, 2 Student Council, 3, 4 Officer, 4 Track, 3,4 Plays: Jr-Sr, 4 All School, 1,2, 3,4 Science Club, 1,2,3, 4 Officer, 3, 4 ROBERT SPOON Roberta By-Line: You, Dumb Dumb Pet Peeve: Freshmen who get kicked out of library 1st hour. FFA. 1,2, 3, 4 Officer, 3, 4 Sweetheart Ball Escort, 3 Class Officer, 2 Student Council, 2 Track, 1 DEBORAH WILEY DEBBI By-Line: Forget it! Pet Peeve: People who snap their fingers when I am thinking. FHA, 1 GAA. 1 Plays- Jr-Sr, 3,4 All School, 2 STEVE A. LITTLE Church Boy By-Line: (none) Pet Peeve: A car battery that runs down from listening to the radio too long. Chorus, 3 Football, 1, 3 Basketball, 1,2, 3,4 Track, 3 Yearbook Staff, 4 Plays: Jr-Sr, 3 All School, 1,2 Science Club, 1, 2,3,4 STEVE HALI STEVE Band, 1 Stage, 1 Football Mgr., 1,2 Basketball Mgr., 1, 2 Track, 2 Plays: All-School, 2 Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer, 3 SALLY BRADLEY Sally Jo Band, 1 FHA, 1,2, 3,4 Officer, 4 Homecoming Attendant, 3 Queen Candidate, 4 GAA, 1.2, 3, 4 Student Council, 2,4 Class Officer, 2 Yearbook Staff, 4 Plays: Jr-Sr, 3,4 All School, 1 Cheerleader, 1,4 Librarian, 1 National Honor Society, 3, 4 Science Club, 1,3,4 DON WOHLERS Whiz By-Line: Help! Mr. Wizard Pet Peeve: Dimples Band, 1.2, 3,4 FFA, 1,2, 3, 4 Officer. 2,3.4 Class Officer, 1.3,4 Student Council, 2, 3, 4 Officer, 3, 4 Football. 1.2. 3, 4 Basketball, 1, 2, 3 Track, 1,2, 3,4 Yearbook Staff, 4 Plays: Jr-Sr, 3,4 All-School. 2.3.4 Librarian, 3 Science Club, 1,2, 3. 4 Officer, 2, 3, 4 State President, 4 National Youth Science Camp, 4 Homecoming Escort, 4 JOHN CREGORY SWAB By-Line: Wanna race 'R? Pet Peeve: Fords and librarians Football, 1,2,4 Track, 1,2,4 Plays: All School, 1 Science Club, 2 BARBARA GERECKE Burbenball By-Line: Hey Buns! Pet Peeve: Ralph ! ! ! ! ! Chorus, 2 FHA, 1,2,3 GAA, 1,2,3 Class Officer, 1, 2, Homecoming Attendant, 2 Plays: All School, 2,3 Jr. Varsity Cheerleader, 2 BRUCE LOEWY Buce By-Line: Harley 74 choppers right on Pet Peeve: Fat girls who talk a lot. Football, 1,2, 3,4 Basketball, 1,2, 3, 4 Track, 1,2, 3,4 BRAD HU RST Band, 1,2, 3, 4 Stage, 3,4 National Honor Society, 3, 4 Science Club, 3, 4 Officer, 4 JOEY SMITH Show-boat Joe By-Liner When you're hot, you're hot Pet Peeve: Sharp corners Band, 1 Track, 1,3.4 RICK UMPHRYES Greazy Rider By-Line: Let's go to Jacksonville Pet Peeve: 80 Suzki's, 90 Yahamas Football, 1,2, 3,4 Track, 1,2, 3,4 Science Club, 1, 2,3,4 Officer, 2 CHARLES BEAUCHAMP BARLES By-Line: (none) Pet Peeve: English Teachers Football, 1,2,3, 4; Plays: Jr-Sr, 3,4; All School, 1,2, 3,4; Science Club, 1,2, 3, 4. SUSAN LARGE Susz, Susie, etc. ... By-Line: For Cryin' Out Loud! Pet Peeve: Having a yard full of cars . . . and not being able to drive any of them. FHA, 1.2. 3, 4 GAA, 1.2, 3. 4 Yearbook Staff Typist, 4 Plays: Jr-Sr, 3 Pep Club, 4 Officer, 4 Librarian, 3 Jr. Varsity Cheerleader, 2 Art Camp, 3 Sweetheart Ball Queen Candidate, Football Manager, 1, 2, 3 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Track Manager, 1,2 DOUG BATTEFELD Crazy Legs!!! By-Line: Make like a tree, and leave! Pet Peeve: Harmful Drugs Football Mgr. , 1, 2 Basketball Mgr., 1,2 Track Mgr. , 1 BETTY LOU POTTER Betty P. By-Line: What are you doing - - - getting your jollies? Pet Peeve: Two-faced people. Band, 1 Yearbook Staff, 4 Librarian, 4 JOHN EDWARDS POLLOCK By-Line: I didn't do it, really!! Pet Peeve: Skinny Freshmen girls with big mouths FFA, 1.2, 3, 4; Officer, 4 Sweetheart Ball Escort, 3; Class Officer, 3 Student Council, 4; Officer, 4; Football, 1,2, 3,4 Captain, 4 Basketball, 1,2, 3, 4 Track, 1,2, 3, 4 Plays: Jr-Sr, 3 All School. 1 Science Club, 4 Class Wills VIE, THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTH -TWO, do hereby declare this to be our final and last will and testament. . . . unless we change our minds. To the faculty we will next year's senior class-- ROTS OF RUCK To the Juniors, we will our parking spots. To the Sophomores, we will any seniors still hanging around. To the Freshmen, our ability to go through four years of high school without cracking up. To Mr. Bentley, the first hour study hall wills the world's largest JELLY FILLED DONUT. We, the office practice class, will to next year's class our ability to mess up an activity sheet five minutes after putting it in the typewriter. I, TERRY FLOYD, will my height to Eddie Shinnebarger. I, DIANE BATTEFELD. will my ability to play drums and twirl a baton in rain, sleet, hail, and snow, to Christine Ham, Janie Standley, and Sue Fricke. I. DEBBI WILEY, will my ability to keep my cool to my sister, Roberta. I. RANDY LOVEKAMP. will my assigned seat on the basketball bench to Jack Gregory. I, KAREN WINKELMAN, will to Jana Fricke. any principles I might have left at the end of this year, so she may maintain her continuous flow of arguments and protests against injustice and wrong doing. I. BETTY POTTER, will my ability to have an answer for everything to Brenda Loewy, and to Miss Jefferson and Mr. Hannel, I will my acute awareness. I, STEVE DAWSON, will my identity as the roughest, toughest, cookie of all. to any Junior big enough to handle it! !! I. JOHN GREGORY, will my ability to get a B in Building Trades for 2 years, to Dennis Klopfer and Rick Newman. I, BARBARA GERECKE. will to my brother, his love for girls. Go get 'em! ! I, RICK UMPHRYES, will my ability to make motorcycles run to anyone who may need it. I, SUSAN LARGE, will my ability to pay attention in Comp class to any college bound Junior. I, CHARLES BEAU- CHAMP, will my high topped football cleats to any lineman with weak ankles, and my speed to anyone slower than I. I, SHERYL LOVELACE, will my clock, watches, and all other timepieces that are ten minutes fast, to Gala Pool and Kristen Metz, so they will never be late again. I, JOHN EDWARDS, will to Steve Boyd, my ability to clean the basketball floor_ during a game. I. PHIL HINNERS, will my football shoes that won't stay tied to the oncoming Freshmen. I CATHY KLNZEMAN, will my ability to grow long fingernails to Charlotte Tegeder. Good Luck--you'll need it. I, TOM BROWNING, will to Coach Wilson, my intermittant mustache and sideburns. Now you can change the basketball rules. I, JIM GRIEBLER, will my curlers to Mr. Henderson. He needs them as much as I do. I, JANET GERECKE. will my ability to smart off to teachers and get by with it. to Beth Browning. I. CLAUDIA SMITH, being of sound mind, do hereby will my 8-30 a. m. Sunny Disposition to Miss Morrow, and My Gary Puckett album to Deana Dougherty. I, DON WOHLERS. WILL MY GOLDEN toe to Don Ellett. I. DOUG BATTEFEED. will my handwriting ability to Jim Griebler. Anything would be an improvement. I. JOEY SMITH, will one used helmet to John Edwards. I. BRUCE LOEWY. will anything I own. except Alice Jackson, to anyone who needs it. I, STE E LITTLE, will my ability to talk in a high voice to Steve Boyd. I, ROYCE HAMMITT, will my ability to open windows in band to TINA HINNERS. I. GARY GOBEL, will my ability to teach a cat to kill to John Staake. I. BOB SPOC will all of the donuts I have eaten in first hour study hall to all the griping Freshmen. I. DON STAAKE, will my starting po- sition on the Senior Stars to anyone who thinks he can beat the faculty singlehanded. I. ROGER STAAKE, will my ability to get nicknames to Dennis Klopfer (clap-fer). 1, RON BROWN, will to Tom Parker, my ability to keep the fourth hour art class «iris happy. LARRY HARDWICK, will my good ears to Janie Standley. Class Prophecy Since the class of 1972 has shown such brilliance in various fields, a special publication of the Meredosia Budget has been distributed worldwide. This 1992 edition centers on these achievements. The following are some excerpts from this outstanding piece of newswork: Kevin Barth has been awarded the honorary title, Knothole Inspector. Ron Brown has been proclaimed Bubs of the Year. Larry Hardwick has been named president of the Acme Flag Company. Joey Smith made an addition to the Honda. It is now known as a Jonda. Claudia Smith has had a terrible misfortune. It seems that her number one girdle factory has shut down due to lack of support. Diane Battefeld has been dubbed ’’Beethoven II She was quoted as saying, What was that you said? Jim Griebler has joined a group called The Three Muskrateers. Phil Dinners has opened a chain of FILLY-FAY-FRYERS cafes in Chambersburg, Baylis, and Fishhook. Karen Winkclman has defeated Russia's greatest to become weight lifting champion of the world. Brad Hurst has invented an electron microscope to read his own writing. Royce Hammitt has developed a new pill to eliminate those unwanted trips to the bathroom. Randy Lovekamp is now a member of the rock opera version of the W'izard of Oz. Betty Potter has discovered a new Amazonian-tribe. She has decided to remain there, because it seems that this tribe has no marriage vows . Debbi Wiley has made another breakthrough for women's lib. She has become the first woman exterminator. Sally Bradley is known around town as the Hostess with the mostest. Congressman, Roger Staake has just proposed a new bill in favor of polygamy--it was stated that his three wives were exceedingly pleased. Steve Little has invented a basketball that dribbles Rick I mphryes , the famed astronomer, has discovered the real Haley's Comet in his own back yard. John Gregory has been named Speed-Shifter King of America. Tom Browning's first words in four years after sitting on a hilltop were, Chewy, Chewy Tootsie Roll lasts a long time. Bob Spoon has invented the synthetic hog shed. Janet Gerecke has become a new math teacher at MCHS. She is known as the teacher with the figures. Don Staake has mixed a new brew called Geteminthegut. Cathy Kunzeman, an outstanding accountant, has been having them by the numbers. Don Wohlers has invented a new medium called, Wizzer's Downers for Hiccuppers. Charles Beauchamp has made another shoCKing discovery oy inventing the electric corn cob. Gary Gobel is knpwn around the alleys as the Dracula with the False Fangs. Susan Large is the first woman jockey to win the Kentucky Derby. John Edwards is the author of the book, Everything You Wanted to Know About Pollocks. But Were Afraid to Ask. Sheryl Lovelace. alias fast fingers, has broken the world's typing record. Steve Dawson is the author of the book. How to Get a Bad Deal on an Austin-Healy in Three Easy Steps. Bruce Loewy has found a new national sport--combining the worst of football and basketball. The new sport is called barfball. Doug Battefeld is the drafter of the blueprints on How to Build an Outhouse in Five Easy Steps. Terry Floyd is the drafter of How to knock Down an Outhouse in One Step. f 19 1st row: Julie, Kari, Charlotte, Tina, Gala 2nd row: Sue, Janet, Cathy, Sheryl, Sally, Karen, Kristen 3rd row: Brad, Don. Roger, Jim. I.arry, Tom, Royce Honor Students OUTSTANDING TEENAGER ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLAR WINNERS Cathy Kunzeman and Roger Staake were honored by the Illinois State Scholarship Program for their outstanding scores on the test administered by the organization. Named as Outstanding Teenagers of OUTSTANDING America were: Don Wohlers, Diane TEENAGER Battefeld, Janet Gerecke, and Tom Browning. DAR award winner was Janet; and SAR award winner was Don Wohlers. Karen Winkelman won the Homemaker of Tomorrow award. SAR AWARD OUTSTANDING TEENAGER OUTSTANDING TEENAGER DAR AWARD JIM GRIEBLER was chosen to attend Boys' State at the Illinois Fair Grounds, but was unable to attend so his alternate-- TOM BROWNING attended HOMEMAKER OF AMERICA JANET GERECKE was chosen to attend Girls' State at MacMurray College. Her alternate was— KAREN WINKELMAN ADMINISTRATION Principal Seniors: Your leadership during your Senior year has been of value to the entire student body. You have dealt with con- troversial issues such as freedom, in a democratic manner. As your Principal, I hope that you have been encouraged to follow this type of behavior as citizens after graduation. Apparently our country is polarized on the concept of freedom, which becomes significant in the State vs. Indi- vidual, Anarchy vs. Dictatorship, White vs. Non White, Teachess vs. Hoard and Administrators, and seemingly, there is no end. In order to find solutions to many problems dealing with freedom, it is necessary for you to seek the Truth, because absolute freedom comes through Truth. Seek the Truth, and the Truth will make you free. I am grateful for having the opportunity to be associated with you during your Senior year. DUANE McCALL SUPERINTENDENT HIGH SCHOOL PRINC. Office Staff MRS. SHIRLEY NEVELS. SECRETARY TO MR. MC CALL MRS. LINDA LOVELADY, HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY Board of Education 1st row: Alvin Unland, Maurice Kunzeman, Dwayne Pool, Wayne Hammitt, Duane McCall 2nd row: Ted Dickman, Roscoe Hardwick, Lew Cummings, Roger Ham 23 FACI % Mr. Clarence Hannel Student Council Advisor English Counselor Mr. Terry Wilson Head Football Basketball Coach Am. History, Am. Problems, Drivers' Ed 25 Mr. Pryor Bentley Jr. Hi H. S. Band High School Chorus Elementary Instrumental Instructor Miss Anita Morrow FHA Advisor Senior Advisor Home Ec 26 Miss Janet Waitkus Biology Jr. Hi Science Miss Cleta Jefferson Sophomore Advisor Spanish English Play Director Mr. Richard James Junior Advisor Building Trades Miss Nancy Lovekamp Librarian Miss Ullian Hprr Mrs. Shirley Pool Assistant Librarian Mr. Darrell McDannold 6th Grade Basketball Coach Ass't. Football Coach Industrial Arts Mr. Fred Morton FFA Advisor Agriculture Miss Mary Angermeier Sophomore Advisor GAA Advisor Jr. Hi Cheerleader Advisor Girls’ PE 9 28 Violet Ham Custodians Edgar Ham Walter Osterman A special Thanks” is extended to all of these members of the Community 11 staff. They are to be commended for picking up after all of us--keeping our bodies well filled, and making sure we get to and from school safely. Bus Drivers Russell Bradley Dewey Surratt Head Cook: Edyth Dawson Helen Oettle, Helen Klopfer, Roxie Hughes, Sis Brim, Dot Smith Big Boy Steinberg UNDERGRADS 32 Bonita Errett .lack Gregory Gala Pool Warren Burrus Patty Oettle •John Vanllvning Ricky Newman Donna Carmean Steve Browning Vicki Newman Stephanie Staake Jackie Hughes Melanie Smith Mark Kleinlein Tim Crow David Staake Ed Shinnebarger t 1- —. I Carolyn Tegeder Karen Klopfer Mary Breckon Bruce VanHyning Lee Ann McAllister 35 John Gerecke Brenda Loewy 36 Karen Kelley Judy Mitchell Donna Dennis David Beauchamp Danny Kleinlein Don Stephenson Ronnie Ruyle li lift Laura Thiele John Miller Not pictured. Ramona Surratt Rusty Lerch Debbie Ruyle Connie Battefeld Beth Browning Deana Dougherty SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President: Vice-President: Treasurer: Secretary: Tim Crow Mark Kleinlein David Staake Mary Ann Breckon £3 - j MJt 1 ” L1 v Curtis Large Julie Smith Richard Wohlers Sharon Hunter Donald Allen Connie Kleinlein Terri Lidgard Kelly Dugan Rebecca McDannold Guy Baker Mike Hurst Ronnie Staake Curt Campbell Jerris Gordley Monica Ransom Susan Dickman Debbie (Perry) Hall Jana Fricke David Gregory Anna Marie Beauchamp Joyce Large Sherry Winkelman Brice Lawson Not pictured: Mary Lerch John Davidson Debbie Surratt 41 Basketball: Most Rebounds Most Improved--Bruce Loewy Best Defense-Ron Brown Most Valuable-Dan Little Best Free Throw Percentage- Brian Surratt Football: Best Blocker-Dave Hughes Most Valuable-Dan Little Best Tackler-Dave Hilton Most Improved-Dennis Klopfer Coach, Larry Stallings of the St. Louis Football Cardinals, 44 and Coach McDannold Coach receiving appreciation award from Senior Football Squad Members 1st row: Charles. Bruce. Mm, Dennis. Tom. Larry, John, Phil, Don, Rick, Ron, Ed 2nd row: Kevin. Wes, Dave. .lohn, Ron, Jon, Tim, •ird row: Dick, Donnie, Bruce, Danny, David. Brice, Donnie Varsity SCORES Industry 20-0 Bluffs 42-0 Routt 51-0 PI. Hill 38-0 Waverly 18-48 ISD (Homecoming) 8-16 Triopia 32-6 Virginia 14-13 Williamsville 20-14 Denotes games won Chosen for P. M. S. C. all Conference Football: Bruce Loewy Phil Hinne rs Steve Browning Dennis Klopfer Junior Varsity 1st row: David. Dick, Don, Bruce, Ronnie, David, Danny, Don, Tim, Steve 2nd row: Curt, Curtis, Bob, Kelly, Wes, Guy, Don, Tony, Mike, JonJ., Mike, Donnie 3rd row: Mike, Joh, Daivd, Brice, Steve VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Chris, Charlotte, Sally, Diane, Sue Varsity SCORES Ed S. Don E., Mgrs., John E., Steve B., Phil H., Tom B. . Tom P.. Dennis K., Tim C., Steve L., Larry H., Roger S., Ron B., Bruce L. The M C H S Invitational Tournament was resumed this year--being changed from a 4-Team Round Robin Tourney to a 6-Team Double Elimination one. Participating were: Liberty, Plymouth Industry, Bluffs, Canton, Mo., and Dosh. Dosh Opp 61 Brussels 66 70 ISD 20 M-C Tourney 46 Bluffs 44 63 Canton 59 60 Industry 48 68 Payson 53 49 Balyki 59 61 N. W'tem 56 63 S. E'tem 51 57 Pl. Hill 58 42 Liberty 35 PMSC Tourney 69 Pl. Hill 64 38 Bluffs 42 51 Triopia 48 70 Virginia 56 44 Triopia 50 67 E. Pike 55 60 Routt 59 44 Barry 64 5a Bluffs 37 70 Perry 45 62 Plymouth 49 54 G’ville 56 67 Ch'ville 59 Regional Tourney 42 Bluffs 59 Dosh came out on top by defeating Bluffs, Canton, and Industry. Bluffs gained the consolation trophy by de- feating Liberty and Plymouth. The All-Tournament Team included: Randy Foreman, Industry; Kevin Lawyer, Industry; Terry White. Plymouth; Mike Williams, Bluffs; and Steve Little, Dosh. - The 32nd Annual PMSC Tournament was held in Meredosia this year. Of the nine games played, 7 games were won by teams coming from behind. First place want to Bluffs; 2nd place to Routt; 3rd place to Dosh; and 4th place to Triopia. The All-Tournament team named by Jerry Simons and Ron Tendick of WEAI; and Buford Greene of the J’Ville. Courier were: Ron Brown Steve Little of Dosh; Mike Williams Allen Buhlig of Bluffs; Mike Lonergan Paul Kaufman of Routt; Jim Nergenah Ronnie Fricke of Triopia; Sonny Sansom of Pl. Hill; and Mike Johnson of Virginia. Honorable Mention went to Bruce Loewy, Jim Littig, Chris Yording, Mike Boeker, Dan Fitzpatrick, and John Mountain. 17 Wins ® Losses Hodgie Clap I .unk Bubbs Pollock Steve Phil Baby Slick 1st row: Don E., Mgr., Bruce V., Tony N., Dave G., Don W., Steve B., David S., Mark K., John D., 2nd row: Ed S., Mgr., Kelly D., John M., Jon A., Mike S., Dave B., Dick 51 W., Tim C., Steve B., Coach Hannel ACTIVITIES All School Play Mary and Joe want to get mar- ried, but Mary's father, Phillip Morlock is against it because Joe doesn't have much money. Joe's father, Luigi Laconi goes to talk to Mr. Morlock to get him to see the light. The two men get into a heated argument and finally ex- change glancing blows, but the action is too much for Luigi's heart. They take him to the hos- pital, but it is too late. Mr. Mor- lock takes too many sleeping pills and also kicks off. Morlock receives word from below that he and Luigi are going separate ways and he hasn't been really a good guy. Morlock promises to go the other way --even consent to the marriage. Mr. Morlock is ready to depart when he wakes up----IT'S ALL BEEN A DREAM. Junior-Senior Play - w I H I rft Jf THEY RUN EN OUR FAMILY The big game with the Nomads is Friday night and excitement builds in the home of Central High School Coach, Sam Penny winner, who is hopeful of a victory after forty straight losses. Four touchdowns behind in the fourth quarter, the Frogs, playing without their Coach, and star player, appear beaten. The game is saved miraculously, and surprising- Best Actor: Tom Browning ly, by the only sports hater in Best Actress: Charlotte Tedeger the family. Best Supporting Actor: Steve Dawson Best Supporting Actress: Kari Chrisman Queen Janet Gerecke Phil Hinners Carol McDaniels Ed Dunmire On October 21, 1971 M-C-H-S held its annual Homecoming. The excitement accompanying the Indians 16-8 victory over ISD extended into the evening's festivities. The gym, decorated in autumn colors of orange, brown and gold provided a lovely setting for the dance. The entertainment for the evening was by the Delegation. Ramona Surratt Steve Browning Debbie Hall, Steve Boyd, Carol McDaniels, Ed Dunmire, David Werries, Larry Hardwick, Sally Bradley, .Janet Gerecke, Phil Hinners, Sheryl Lovelace, Don Wohlers, Chris W'ilhite, Ramona Surratt, Steve Browning. Crown Bearer: David Werries Flower Girl: Chris W'ilhite TUL QUEEN HER COURT Queen Janet being crowned by Queen Candidate Sally Bradley. Homecoming Most Valuable Player: M. C. H. S. MARCHING INDIANS HOMECOMING Other Float Entries 1st row: Cindy Ruyle QUEEN Cathy Kunzeman, Danny Smith 2nd row: Vicki Newman, Kevin Barth, Norma Nunn, Ron Brown, Susan Large, Phil Hinners, Claudia Smith, Tim McCall, Tom Browning, Diane Battefeld, Steve Dawson, Charlotte Tegeder, Royce Hammitt, Cheryl Hammitt, Bob Hance. The 1972 FHA Sweetheart Ball was held on February 19, in the old gym with music furnished by the MAD EAGLE. The decorations were in shades of pink and orchid, using the theme: ■ ’ From Dreams to Realities QUEEN CATHY AND ESCORT TOM SENIOR CANDIDATE SENIOR CANDIDATE SENIOR CANDIDATE Claudia and escort Tim Susan and escort Phil Diane and escort Steve JUNIOR ATTENDANT SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Charlotte and escort Royce Vicki and escort Kevin Cheryl and escort Bob ORGANIZATIONS 1st row: Bobs., Ron B., Phil H., Ed D., Roger C. 2nd row: Mr. Morton. JohnE., Rogers., Don S. , Don W. On Friday, April 23, 1970, the MCHS FFA Chapter held their annual Parent- Son Banquet. One of the highlights of the evening was the presentation of the Honor- ary Chapter Farmer Degree to Gail Staake and Byron Beauchamp. The main speaker for the evening was Allen Chrisman. Section tion 15 President and District III Director of Illinois FFA. Phil Hinners was presented the Outstand ing FFA Member award, with Ron Brown receiving the leadership award and Roger Staake receiving the scholarship award. JJjJgi hute presented a history of the local FFA, Phil Hinners also presented a speech entitled, The Future for Farm Chemicals. PARENT-SON BANQUET 65 1st row: Jeris. Laura, Gay, Debbie. Jackie, Roberta, Terri, Connie 2nd row: Debbie, Cindy, Julie, Susan, Mona, Lee Ann, Debbie, Barb. Vicki, Julie, Joyce 3rd row: Anna, Melanie, Marsha, Carolyn, Cheryl, Darlene, Sharon, Connie, Donna This years F. H. A. mother is Mrs. Leo Bradley. 1st row: Diane, Cathy, Sally, Sheryl, Charlotte, Kristen, Qheryl, 2nd row: Miss Morrow. Janet. Cathy, Carol, Belinda. Bonnie, Norma. Claudia, Chris, Nancy, Janie. Gala, Susan, Mary Ann, Karen 66 MAY STYLE SHOW Homecoming Mum 3 67 INITIATION 7th row: 6th row: 5th row: 4th row: 3rd row: 2nd row: 1st row: John G.. Brad H.. Don S., Steve D.. Jon A., Jeris G., Cindy P., Roger S., Cathy K, Laurie Me., Anna B., Cheryl H., Janet G. TimC., Beth B., Roger C., PhilH., Dan K. Dick W., Melanie S., Stephanie S., John M., Mike H. , JulieS., Darlene H., Carolyn T., Susan D., Julie M.. Don W. Christine H., Janie S., Diane B., Sue F. Tim Me., Dave B. , Curt C. Dave S., Mary B., Cathy R., Ronnie S. Tina H., Sheryl L., Kari C., Karen W. , Sherry W., . . • i Not Pictured: Royce H., Charlotte T., Bonnie E., Kristen M., Jana F., Stephanie S., John V. 68 2nd row: Steve, Roger, Phil, Tim, Roger, Cindy, John Not Pictured: Micky Shepard, Jack Pool, Lana Corky Lemmon BAND COUNCIL 1st row: Stephanie, Kristen, Jana 2nd row: Roger, Don, Roger, Tim, Steve Head Majorette: Diane Battefeld Other Majorettes include: Christine Ham, Janie Standley, and Sue Fricke HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS 1st row: Norma, Belinda, Carol, Chris, .lanie, Debbie, Beth, Mary Ann, Carolyn, Kristen 2nd row: Claudia, Sharon, Bonnie, Kari, Charlotte, Cathy, Karen, Gala 3rd row: Sue, Diane, Sheryl, Cathy, Terri, Jeris, Cheryl, Cindy, Sherry Jana 4th row: Roger, Randy, Royce, Tom, Don, Steve 70 Student Council Dave Gregory, Debbie Hall, Dee Ann McAllister, Dave Beauchamp, Cathy Kunzeman, Sec.; Don Wohlers, Pres.; Royce Hammitt, Y-Pres. ; Clarence Hannel, Adv. ; Tina Dinners, Sally Bradley, I rry Hardwick Through the efforts of the Student Council a student lounge has been established and is to be under their direction. Those students who have study hall have the privilege of reporting to the library, regular study hall, or to the lounge area for group study or ji st relaxation. C 7t On Thursday, November 11, the annual Veterans' Day program was held by the Flag Guard. Phil Hinners opened with playing Call to Colors, Jim Grieb- ler and John Staake then led the Flag Guard in the presentation of colors. Tom Parker led the students in the Pledge of Allegiance and Dale Lovelady, minister of the Chambersburg Christian Church, gave the invocation. Then following in order were: Roger Chute on how Veterans' Day received its name; the chorus singing Freedom Isn't Free”: Dave Beauchamp telling What Does Veterans' Day Mean : again the chorus with Up With People ! faculty veterans presentation: Steve Dawson calling for all Americans to Respect the Flag ; Mr. Mrs. Duane McCall and Tim laying the traditional wreath; Beth Browning and Tim Crow playing taps and concluding with John Staake presenting the final prayer. Members of the Flag Guard are- Mark Kleinlein, Bob Hance, Steve Boyd. John Staake. Tom Parker. Jon Alhorn, Kelly Dugan. Bruce VanHyning, Dick Wohlers, John Gerecke, Roger Chute, Dave Beauchamp. Steve Dawson, John Miller, Jim Griebler, Dave Staake. Mr. Henderson is Advisor 72 On March 18, 1971 March 18, 1971 was the Annual Science Fair at the M-C-H-S. The Best of Projects Award in the High School was given to Don W. and Steve H. The Best of Projects Award in the Jr. High was given to Dick W. . Congratulations! ! 1st row: Janet G., 2nd row: Mike H., •3rd row: Dave B., Terri L., Diane ,B., Sally B., Sue F.. Don W., Anna B., Cheryl H., Roberta W., Cindy P., Mr. Hibbett, Charles B., Royce H., Curt L., John G., Brad H., David G., Mr. Henderson Steve L.. Jim 3., Larry H., Steve D., Rick U. I im M., Dick W. n c e C u SOUNDO LIGHT BEAM SLEEP LEARNING 1st row: Sally, Diane, Cathy, Bonnie, Connie 2nd row: Joyce, Connie, Julie, Julie, Debbie, Anna, Marcia, Susan, Roberta, Terri, Kathy 3rd. row: Patty. Cheryl Monica, Carol. Debbie. Belinda, Gay, Laura, Vicki, Stephanie, Carolyn 4th row: Miss Angermeir, Melanie. Jackie, Janie, Debbie. Christine, Charlotte, Suzy, Janet, Carol 75 MR. FARRELL McGINNIS JR. HIGH PRINCIPAL 8 T H GRADE 1st row: David J., Gene F., Robin C., Kenny K., John F., Susan S., Debbie V., Kim S., Tamra D.. Eric L., Jamie M., Gerald K., David S. 2nd row: Mr. McGinnis, James S., Jerry E., David T., Teresa S., Valarie L. Marsha M., Susan D., Mike S.. Chris O., Randy A., Mrs. Gregor 3rd row: Joe K., Bertha K.. Tami F. , Natalie R.. Teresa M., Byron H. , David G., Lesa B., Beverly G., Tena R. , Bonita L. . John L. , Vickie D. 7 T H GRADE 1st row: Roger C., Lee B., Danny P., Neal F., Carman S., Tammy W. , Julie S. Doug D., Randy N., Doug H., Walter Me, Suzie G., Paula L., Kathy J., Joe F., Greg M. 2nd row: Mrs. Blake, James S. , Gale P., Jack L., Mitzi S., Theresa H., Nancy K., Mark B., Chuck H., Rodney A., Kurt Me, David B. , Odean N., Renee S., Ann W., Jill B., Daniel II., Miss Waitkus 3rd row: Rick B., Gena L., Linda K. , Rachel L., Pam G., Jill F., Jan V., Cheryl B., Steve J., Randy W., Vicki U., Megan M., Dohrn O. , Julie Van. Rex K., Kyle Me. 6 T II GRADE 1st row: Beverly L., Rhoda R., Sandy H., Kenny C., Rantz D., Brian S., Mike B. , Jerry G., Art R., Steve V., Rick L., Steve D., Cathy K., Angela R. Cindy V. 2nd row: Mr. Poppe, William R., Noel O., Renee B., Connie D., Debbie B., Joyce N., Qonna W., Lisa Me, Jimmy S., Mike F., Tony H., Mrs. Haggard 3rd row: Vicky A., Tom K., Charles D. , Scott D., Kimberly G., Dawn E., Kim B., Mike B., Bobby J., Linda C., Stacy S. 1st row: Kenny, Bobby, Dohrn, Lee, Curt, Neal, Tamra, Miss Waitkus 2nd row: Beverly, Julie, Randy, Joe, Eric, Jim, David, Lesa B A N D C H O R U S 1st row: David, Natalie, Lesa, Vicki, Bev- erly, Julie, Jill, John, Kurt 2nd row: Joe, James, Robin, Kyle, John, Rex, Randy, David, Kim, Joe 3rd row: Randy, Neal, David, Jamie, Gerald, Mr. Bentley 1st row: Tamra, Art, Mike, Rhoda, Linda, Noel, Charles, Tony, Tom, Jerry , Stacy 2nd row: Miss Daubbs, Mike, Angela, Cindy, Rick, Steve, Theresa, Lisa, Joyce, Renee, Cathy, Debbie, Bryan, Lee 3rd row: Pam, Nancy, Kimberly, Susan, Debbie, Bonita, Mitzi, Connie, Beverly, Mike, Scott, Jimmy 4th row: Eric, Joe, Carmen, Vicki, Jan, Cheryl, Tammy, Lesa, Natalie, Teresa, Valerie, Beverly LIGHTWEIGHTS 1st row: Rodney A. Odean N., Kurt Me., Randy H., John D., Greg M. 2nd row: John F., David R., Doug H., Mark B., Mr. Poppe, Roger C. , Kyle Me., Chuck H., David B. HEAVYWEIGHTS 1st row: John F., James S., Rick B., Randy A., Ken K., Rex K., David B. 2nd row: Gerald K., Joe K., Randy W., Steve J. Jamie M., Robin C., Mr. Poppe FARMERS TRADERS STATE BANK MEREDOSIA. ILLINOIS We're proud of our INDIANS For all of your family's needs. J. F. READ S SONS GENERAL MERCHANDISE PERRY, ILLINOIS Phone: 236-9511 ELECTRONIC SUPPLY CO., INC 41 SOUTH MAUVAISTKIRI JACKSONVILLE ILLINOIS Dul 45-4109 Wholesale Distributors of Radio, TV PERRY COMMUNITY LOCKER Best in Locker Service PHONE: 236-9061 BLUFFS HARDWARE COMPANY BLUFFS, ILLINOIS Paint up a Storm! ! 80 MEREDOSIA MOTEL CONG RATU L AT IONS Meredosia, Illinois and BEST WISHES PHONE: 5 84 - 906 1 to the Class of 1972 Russell Battefeld Meredosia, Illinois VOSE TRUCKING FEED CHAMBERSBURG, ILLINOIS Phone: 327-4299 COMPLIMENTS OF w.r.GRACE « co. CHAPIN FARMERS ELEVATOR Since 1908 AMMONIA TERMINAL PHONE: 584-6461 Grinding-G rain -Feed Coal and Form Supplies CHAPIN, ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF Lsinger Lincoln Square Shopping Center Compliments of Opal's Economy Store Bluffs, Illinois 81 Jacksonville, Illinois DEEP ROCK SERVICE STATION BOB JENKINS STATION MANAGER HARLEN FOX BULK SERVICE FOR ILLICO OIL PRODUCTS D D MOTORCYCLES B-S-A and KAWASAKI CYCLES Phone: 245-9050 220 North West Jacksonville. Illinois 62650 Mifll CORNER THE DREXEL GRILL-BILLIARDS 301 West State Street JACKSONVILLE. ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF FOR THE FINEST IN JEWELRY TRY TANNERS JEWELRY PITTSFIELD. ILLINOIS 6 236 3 SPINK INSURANCE AGENCY 513 West Morgan Street Jacksonville. 111. Phone: 245-4169 82 COME TO Phone 225- 3200 LINDSEY’S VERSAILLES. ILLINOIS HARDWARE • APPLIANCES BEST FOR HARDWARE, APPLIANCES, PLUM BING AND HEATING. PHONE: 225-3200 UREGAS BERT FLOYD'S FRUIT NOVELTY STAND DAIRY PRODUCTS MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS PHONE 584 - 6381 ‘ THE PENNY STORE' MT. STERLING, ILLINOIS SAVE THE PENNIES! KNIGHTS IMPLEMENT CO. Lorgest Jobber of Small Engines in Midwest MEREDOSIA. ILL. 62665 RILEY'S STANDARD STATION TELEPHONE 584 4 7?! CONGRATULATIONS STANDARD SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF ARENZVILLE-HAGENER GRAIN COMPANY ARENZVILLE. ILLINOIS 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE CHAMBERSBURG, ILLINOIS PHONE 327-4268 997-4871 83 £ Litfc i and daxd Sliofifje Compliments of: THE FARMERS STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Rhone SS4-OM1 G R I G G S V I L L E Apples Cider H CARL PENSTONE ORCH MERCOOBlA. ILL. Jacksonville, Illinois Member of F. D. I. C. Prairie. f frr nrf7)ainj.Vnc. P. 0. Box No. 72 - Carlinviilr, Illinois 62626 HARRY’S 66 SERVICE STATION 517 Main St Phone 584-2021 Meredosia, Illinois 62665 Harry Margaret Gerecke Sons r The 1 per L formal stop ice A 84 MEL EL Tappe’s Sporting Goods (217)323-9487 . 715 MAINE ST8IIT • QUINCY. ILLINOIS 62301 ’’CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS” Mobil Chemical Company A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” Jacksonville. 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