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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1977 volume:

TITLE OF BOOK IS: THE CHIEF MEREDOSIA-CHAMBERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS 1977 m AFPHRErnATBOIK for all the extra time and effort put forth by the n o n - c e r t i f i e d staff of the Meredosia - - Chambersburg Jr Sr High School, we the members of the staff of the 1 97 7 CHIEF, dedicate this book to them. Graduates XA3KCY LOWEK1MP GABRY HBOKID)BRIICKBrffi A special THANKS to our class sponsors for their guidance and assistance. We can look back on some very good times--our outstanding magazine sale and our senior class trip--among many others. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President, Rodney Allen V-Pres. Nancy Kunzeman Sec’ry. Jill Flynn Treas. Kurt McAllister RODNEY ALLEN Bone Byline: Gobel ! ! I'll get even one of these days! Pet Peeve: People who try to tell me what to do. Class Officer, 4; Student Council, 1.2, 3, 4; Officer, 4; Science Club, 1.2, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball, 1,2; Homecoming escort, 4. PRESIDENT MARK BRADLEY Uncle Bird Dog Byline: Hey, Ugly! Pet Peeve: English classes Football, 1; Basketball, 1,2, 3,4 JILL BRIM Brill Jim Byline: Settle down, Chris! Pet Peeve: People who try to draw attention in Class. Yearbook, 2,3,4; GAA, 1; Track 2,3; Softball, 3; Girls' Basket- ball, 3; Band, 1,2, 3.4; Play Crew, 3 DAVID BROWN Student Council, 1,2 4; Science Club, 2,3 2, 3; Track, 2; Mgr, , 3, 4; Officer ; Football, 1, Is JOYCE CAMPBELL Byline: Ding-a-Ling Pet Peeve: For a car to die, everytime you put on the brakes. Yearbook. 3,4; Librarian, 4; Softball, 2.3; Volleyball. 3.4; PomPom Squad, 2; Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Play crew, 3; RICK BROWNING Peach By-line: Renee, come here Pet Peeve: People who pull my beard FFA, 2: Officer. 2; Football. 1,2; Sweetheart Ball escort, 3; Home- coming escort, 4 RODGER CARMEAN Rodg Byline: That's Life! Pet Peeve: People with hot rods. Student Council, 4; Football, 1, 2,3,4; Co-Captain, 4; Track, 1, 2,3.4; JILL FLYNN NEAL FRICKE Byline: Decent! Pet Peeve: Ford Trucks Class Officer, 1; Student Council, 4; FFA, 2; Football, 2; Basket- ball, 1. J ill y M Byline: Hey kids, 2nd floor! I'll meet ya on Pei Peeve: Certain girls in the class of '79 who can't make up their minds who their friends are. GAA.l; Track, 1. 2, 3, Softball,’ 1.2, 3,4; Volleyball, 2, 3. 4; Girls Basketball, 3.4; Chorus. 1. SUE GREGORY Tusan By-line: In your eye with a piece of pie. Pet Peeve: Dick S. Librarian, 3,4; FHA, 1, 3. 4; Officer 4; Convention, 3; GAA 1; PAM GREGORY Pammy Byline: I just don't know! Pet Peeve: Guys who go off on long trips invite friends to take a shower Class officer, 1; FHA, 1,2,3; GAA, 1; Fall Play crew, 3; Sweetheart Ball attendant, 2; Homecoming Queen, 4 KELLIE GLENN Kluts Byline: I can't wait to get out of here! Pet Peeve: People who whistle and or sing Dixie Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Officer, 4; Librarian, 2, 3; Track, 2. TERESA HALL KATHY JOBE Byline: Hey Jilly, Wanta go have a smoke? Pet Peeve: Certain chicks from Versailles. Softball, 3; By-line: Good Afternoon Pet Peeve: Homework Track, 2; Softball Mgr, 3; Volley- ball, 2,3,4; Girls Basketball Mgr, 3, 4; Chorus, 2 DANIEL HARDWICK Afro Byline: Hey you big dumby! Pet Peeve: Faculty members telling you what to do when they are not always right! JACK LAWSON J S e k Byline: I do not know Pet Peeve: Game Wardens! FFA, 2; Track, 2. Nance By-Line: Come on, ref, get real. Pet Peeve: Freshman and Sopho- more boys who come in the gym last hour. Yearbook, 2,3,4; Editor, 4; Typist, 3; Workshop, 3; National Honor Soci- ety, 3,4; Officer, 4; Class Officer, 2,3,4; Librarian, 2,3,4; FHA, 1,2; Convention, 2; GAA, 1; Basketball Statistician, 2; Basketball, 3,4; Track, 1, 2, 3. 4; Softball. 1.2, 3,4; Volleyball, 1,2, 3,4; Band, 1,2, 3,4; VICE-PRESIDENT REX KLEINLEIN Byline: Hello Buck' Pet Peeve: Donny Shireman getting me out in boundry ball. Flag Guard, 1, 2; Officer, 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1,2, 3,4; Sweetheart Ball • escort, 3; RACHEL. LEAHR Hoppi-toad' By-line: Jees, ... I gotta be free Pet Peeve: Places where there are people. Librarian, 2,4; Softball, 3; Volley- ball. 4; kurt McAllister Hoopie Byline: Hellooo Coach! Pet Peeve: Guys who never layoff! Class Officer, 4; Science Club, 1,2 3, 4; Officer, 4; Football. 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 1,2; Band, 1,2, 3,4. MEGAN METZ Meg By-line: Not much Pet Peeve: Liars Yearbook, 2,3,4; Editor, 4; Typist, 3; Track, 2; Cheerleader, 1,2,3; Camp, 2, 3; Band, 1, 2, 3. 4; Major- ette, 3, 4; Play cast 3 Walter mcdaniels ODEAN NEWMAN DORHN OWENS Door hon By-line: Get DOWWNN ! ! Pet Peeve: People who are friends only when they want something. Yearbook, 4; National Honor Society, 3,4; Executive Coun- cil. 4; FHA, 1.2,3; Officer. 2, 3; Convention, 2,3;GAA, 1; Track, 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball Mgr., 1; Volleyball, 1,2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader, 3,4; Camp, 3,4; Cap- tain, 3; Pom Pon, 1, 2; Camp, 2; Fall Play cast, 2, 3, ; Spring Play cast, 2; Crew. 1. Weiner Pet Peeve: School Football, 1, 2; Basketball, 1,2; Track, 1,2; Play cast, 3 RANDY NEWMAN Bear” By-line: Hey, Birdseed how's your snoot? Pet Peeve: Girlfriends who flirt with other boys! National Honor Society, 3,4; Flag Guard, 1, 2, 3; Football, 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1,2; Baseball, 1, 2; Band, 1,2, 3, 4; Sweetheart Ball escort, 3; Home- coming escort, 4 RENEE SMITH Byline: Oh I'm embarrassed Class Officer, 2, 3; Librarian, 4;Cheerleading, 3; Home- coming queen canidate , 4; Byline: Captain Guts Pet Peeve: People who put Foot- prints on my car window. Science Club, 1,2, 3,4; Football.. 1, 2; Band , 1, 2; GALE POOL Elmer By-line: Hey, where's Bags ? Pet Peeve: Girls who say Nothin ' National Honor Society, 3,4; Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1,2, 3, 4; Track, 3; Baseball, 1,2; Band, 1,2, 3,4; Sweetheart Ball escort, 3. Byline: Earch! Pet Peeve: Beardstown girls behind certain stores. FHA, 1, 2; GAA, 1; Volleyball Statistion, 3; Play crew, 3; Byline: Really?! Pet Peeve: Certain people in study hall who are constantly buggine me. FHA, 3,4; Pom pom Squad, 1; Chorus, 1; Play cast. 3; Homecom- ing attendant, 3. GENA SURRATT By-line: Did ya? ! ! Pet Peeve: Mice Librarian, 4; Cheerleader, 3; Chorus, 1, 2, 3; Play cast, 3. TAMARA WINNER Hey Winners Byline : Oh my gosh you guys Pet Peeve: 3 speed cars FHA. 3.4; GAA, 1; RANDALL WINNER Edgar By-line: Let's get crazy. Pet Peeve: Rednecks Football, 1,2; Basketball, 1; JULIE VANHYNING Julieee Byline: Oh I'm embarrassed Pet Peeve: People who think their better than others. Yearbook, 4� Student Council, 4; FHA, 3.4; Officer, 3.4; Track, 2; Volleyball, 3; Pom Pom Squad. 1, 2; Sweetheart Ball attendant, 3; Homecoming queen Canidate, 4; Art Camp, 3; Class Wills I, Rodney Allen, will my ability to strike the surfaces of road signs with bottles at high rates of speed, to Greg Gordley. I, 1 am Gregory, will my ability to stay out of the office to Karen Nelms--I also will her my ID card. I, Rodger Carmean, will my console to any guy with a girl friend. I, Kurt McAllister, will my ability to survive four years of Math to any Freshman. I, Dorhn Owens, will my height and position as a base in cheerleading to Terri Williams. I, Sue Gregory, will to Janet P. Tammy W. my ability to not get locked in the library. I, Walter McDaniels, will all my sympathy to Jerry Gobel on his car in the time to come. Good Luck! I, Randall Winner, will my great speed to Rick Dawson so he can get away from all the seniors again next year. I, Richard Murphy, will my crazy legs to Dan Doyle. I, Kyle McAllister, will my record of sport kick-offs to Ed Smith. I, Renee Smith, will to Sandy Hall the ability to live it up at the lunch table. I, James Seymour, will my ability to sleep without getting caught in Mr. Wilson's class to anybody who feels sleepy in history class. I, Gena Surratt, will to my brother. Chuck, lunch from school any day he wants. I, Neal Fricke, will to Craig Schmitz, my favorite T Shirt. (So he can prove he is a senior.) I. Odean Newman, will to underclass men the ability to get out of Coach Mac's class. 1. Jack Lawson, will my girling ability to Kenny Carmean. I, Joyce Campbell, will my ability to be able to go to every volleyball game without getting mad to Vickie Dawson. I. Megan Metz, will the back of my hand to those who should have had it long ago. I. Rachel Leahr, will to Arlene Hickman, the ability to catch two catfish at the crick without the convenience of a fishing pole. I, Mark Bradley, Just leave. I NEED EVERYTHING I HAVE! ! I, Kellie Glenn, will and bequeath all my fights with R. A. to Ms. Waitkus--my hard head to Johna C, my height to Robin S. I, Rex Kleinlein, will all my trumpet experience to Brian Staake. I, lcky Umphryes, will to Stacey Smith my ability to always come to school and be on time. To Rhonda Sisk, the patience to put up with 22 year olds. I, Julie anllyning, will my ability to get out of jams to Tammy Sullinger. I. Tamara Winner, will my ability to run fast after T. P. ing to Julie and to anyone who may need it in the future. I, Daniel Hardwick, will my ability to drive like a maniac without having a wreck to Renee Ruyle--and my curly hair to Janie Reining. I, Kathy Jobe, will to all underclassmen girls the ability to smoke in the johns without getting caught. I, Jill Brim will to Chris LaCroix, the ability to go with a Bluffs guy, the ability to drive. I. Randy Newman, will the ability to cope with'Lynelle's loud mouth! to the remainder of the high school students. I, Gale Pool, will to Greg Canfield my golden toe and my ability to put the ball through the goal post. 6 I, Jill Flynn, will to Sandy and Bean the senior table to all underclassmen, the ability to be in the 2nd floor john and not get caught. I. Teresa Hall, will to anyone the ability to stay out of trouble. I, Mitzi Smith, will to Vicki Dawson Janie Reining, my car--and to Karen Nelms the is ability to finish school. Prophecy LOOKING FAR r r r INTO THE FUTURE WE SEE e e e . . . DOUG HILTON - Doug is the manager of the High Flying Hotel Hilton. ODEAN NEWMAN - Odean's new Meaner Weiners are guaranteed to make you a new-man. RODNEY ALLEN - After 20 years we're still not sure what Rodney looks like. KYLE MeALLISTER - Kyle has recently been posing for the cover of Mad magazine. RENEE SMITH - Is now a professional artist's model for Rachel Leahr in Paris. RANDY NEWMAN - Has been asked to do the Bean Scene in the recreation of Tommy. NANCY KUNZEMAN - Is busy cutting out pictures in her padded cell at ... . MEGAN METZ - Has created the quicky make-up--It only takes 10 minutes. DOUG DOUGHERTY - Is getting doddery in his old age. WALTER McDANIELS - Pete and his girl are going to nest and have bald eagles. TAMARA WINNER - Owner of the cereal company. Giggles, Smiles, and Laughs. RANDY WINNER - Instead of fighting, he's ready to join the married life. GREG MORRELL - Is cruising on a sea of foam around the world. SUE GREGORY - She's decided instead of avoiding wrecks, she is going to cause them. JAMES SEYMOUR - Publisher of the new comic series, Captain Guts. KURT MeALLISTER - Is now the Great White Leader at Thompson Dorm. KELLIE GLENN - Has her own grocery store called, Smellie's Superway. JILL BRIM - Jil does the Brim twist constantly to keep from Freesen. RACHEL LEAHR - Has decided to hop her way around the world--she's tired of walking. TERESA HALL - Has decided to develop the world's largest word search game. JACK LAWSON - Has finally beaten his brother in bagging a prize running deer. DAVID BROWN - Has recently had to give up his gas station because his hair was too bright and dangerous for him to pump gas. PAM GREGORY - Is constructing her own family now. GALE POOL - Presently is being paid as a stand-in at Sears for Winnie the Pooh. DORHN OWENS - Has given up on cars and decided to start truck'n on down the road. REX KLEINLEIN - Has a new product called the Choco Bird and bringing in millions. JOYCE CAMPBELL - First female admiral in the men's navy. RICK BROWNING - Head salesman of Boyd Music Company. GENA SURRATT - Is dreaming of 1 2 dozen Genies with light brown hair. JOHN DEVORE - Was shot in the woods--mistaken for a beaver. JILL FLYNN - Is presently coaching her team Flynn's Fighting Females.' MARK BRADLEY - Is making time at night looking for a steady job. ROGER CARMEAN - Has relocated the Bell from its original display case in Virginia to his private museum. JULIE VANHYNING - Is still trying to learn to type the daily bulletin. NEAL FRICKE - New manager of the Shakey's Pizza. VICKY UMPHRYES - Has taken over Sally's job as secretary--she liked it so well when Sally had jury duty. JOE FOX - Has to keep on the run to keep the hounds off his trail. DAN HARDWICK - Center fold for Ebony. RICHARD MURPHY - Has taken his limbs to the state hospital in the psychiatric ward for shock treatment. KATHY JOBE - Has invented the portable bed for students who have trouble keeping awake in class. . MITZI SMITH - Has made big news by opening the first porno book store in Dosh. MISS LOVEKAMP - Has retired and is now enjoying her new dream house boat on Smith Lake. MR. HENDRICKER - Has finally given up the Grub Club. 19 UOllBJISjUl.LUPV Pres. Roger Ham, Sec. Dorothy Lockhart, Leonard Staake, DuWayne Rausch, Byron Beauchamp, Eldred Ehlert, Gene Winner 22 Superintendent Board of Education MR. DUANE McCALL MRS. VIRGINIA ROATE SECRETARY TO MR. McCALL 23 Faculty JAMES HENDERSON - Math JACK ROEMER - Boys P.E. 26 RANDY JOHNSON JOHN BURLENM Building Trades CHANEY Drivers' Ed JIM NERGENAH Student Teacher Industrial Arts Bus Drivers Cooks Custodians Russ, Doris, Dewey Helen, Edythe, Sis, Gloria, Roxie Walt, Edgar, Violet Classes unions Vicki Dawson Joyce Nunn Kim Gerecke Greg Canfield Brian Staake William Robacker Pres. Angie Rausch VP Noel Oettle Sec. Donna Ridings Treas. Steve Dickman Dawn Edlen Beverly Lovelace Tom Kunzeman Lisa McDannold 32 Renee Boyd Noel Oettle Kim Battefeld Vern Pascal Charles Dowson Donna Ridings Juniors Jerry Gobel Rantz Dunmire Sandy Hall Scott Dawson Stacey Smith Bob Janes Ken C armean Rhoda Herald Ronda Ridings Sharon Brandt Art Rebman Craig Schmitz Connie Downey Mike Femmei Linda Clark Deborah Brown 34 1Lhs ? David Brandt Renee Ruyle Willie Adams Darla Dougherty Pres. T. Gregory; Treas. D. Gerecke; Sec. J. Reining; V. P. G. Gordley 35 Sophomores 36 Todd Rausch Penny Pool Terri Williams Steve Seymour Rhonda Sisk Dale Winner Tina Easley Robin Ransom Don Shireman Lori Dunmire Phyllis Roemer Steve Gereeke Doug Seckman Kent Robacker Kaye Roate Randy Chute Mike Duvendaek Chris LaCroix Robin Sullinger Janet Phillips 37 Pres. : Tim Lockhart, VP: Lynelle Varner Treas.: Jackie Gregory, Sec.: Patty Rausch Lynelle Varner Ryan Hammitt Wanda Olson Jim Williams Kevin Canfield Tammy Sullinger Jackie Gregory Sherry Holterfield John Dawson Dick Todd Jett Bradley 38 Daniel Brown Aaron Scott Donn Fricke Paul Steinberg Candace Flynn Jan Surratt Linda Lacy Steve Staake David Dunmire Kelly Allen Roy Smith Julie Olson Clay Ham Karen Robacker Randy Kelly Danny Klocker 39 Stan McDannold Rita Lane Bob Downey Tim Lockhart 40 Debby Hamel Chuck Large Rodney Hull Sheryl Blair Activities Queen Canditates and Escorts Natlie Rausch and David Tegeder Tamra Duvendack and David Janes Homecoming FOOTBALL FIELD DEDICATED Mr. Lew Cummings began his service with the Chambersburg District and com- pleted his 34 years tenure with the Mere- dosia-Chambersburg Community District No. 11 in 1976. T. Sullinger K. Gerecke J. VanHyning Homecoming 1976 Rodney Allen Queen Candidate Renee Smith 1976 Homecoming Queen, Pam Gregory Escort, Rick Browning Tom Kunzeman Queen Candidate Julie VanHyning R. Newman T. Hall T. Kunzeman Steve Janie 1975 Queen: Susan Collins David Roate Randy Tammy Tony Kim Flower girl and Crown bearer: Shelley Surratt Andy Rausch R. Browning P Gregory R. Allen D. Roate S. Seymour S. Surratt A. Rausch R. Smith S. Collins J. Reining 47 48 Athletics GIRLS'SOflMLl Coach Twitty, L. Brandt, N. Kunzeman, P. Roemer, J. Cooley, J. Alhorn, C. LaCroix, J. Flynn, K. Gerecke, D. Gerecke, K. Roate, J. Campbell, R. Sullinger, A. Rausch, Coach Morton P. Rausch, C. Flynn, L. Varner, T. Sullinger 50 SOFTBALL RECORD Rushville 15-14 Bluffs 31-10 Perry 19-21 WAC Conference Tournament: Industry Bluffs Virginia Triopia I. S. D. Chandlerville Brown County Virginia Astoria Industry 34-11 27-15 2-7 11- 19 23-7 12- 20 19-16 5-36 22-12 7-0 (forfeit) Varsity Football K. McAllister, R. Allen, T. Hall, R. Carmean, R. Newman, K. Carmean, V. Pascal, R. Ransom, D. Brandt, D, Winners, G. Canfield, D. Shireman, B. Staake, E. Smith, J. Gobel, D. Bradley, G. Gordley, B. Battefeld, T. Gregory, T. Rausch, Coach McCall, M. Campbell, R. Chute, R. Kleinlein, M. Battefeld, K. Mc- Allister, S. Dickman, G. Pool, D. Seckman, Coach Roemer FOOTBALL RECORD u, , 8-2 Waverly 19-0 V. I. T. 12-0 Bluffs 34-0 Industry 52-0 Pleasant Hill 12-6 Virginia 26-6 I. S. D. 20-12 Astoria 37-16 T riopia 8-43 1st Round--State Playoffs Triopia 0-48 WAC Conference Champs COACH'S COMMENT This team will long be remembered for pro- viding the school with its first undisputed foot- ball conference championship. In doing this, they earned a birth in the 3rd annual Class IA Football playoffs. If the losses at the hand of the state cham- pion and runner up are discounted, the Seniors experienced a 32-6-1 varsity record. Few schools in Illinois can better that record. The characteristics that produce a winner on the athletic field are comparable to those characteristics that produce a success in life. WHAT YOU PERCEIVE YOU CAN ACHIEVE. B. Battefeld, D. Bradley, R. Ransom, D. Brandt, D. Winners, G. Gordley. Coach Hendricker, D. Seckman, M. Campbell, R. Chute, D. Shireman, T. Rausch, T. Gregory, E. Smith D. Brown, S. McDannold, D. Todd. S. Staake, D. Dunmire, R. Kelly, C. Large, Coach Nergenah, D. Gerecke, T. Lockhart, P. Steinberg, J. Williams, K. Canfield, D. Klocker, V. Pascal, B. Downey 54 T. Sullinger, S. Holterfield, T. Haberman, T. Sectarian, T. Williams 55 Downs ISD 20-12 Meredosia earns i i i Indians scalp piayoit berth v.i.t. 12-0 Conference Standing� Friday night Meredosia Western Area Conf. OveraJ xMeredosia.......6 0 0 8 9 0 Virginia.........4 1 0 4 4 0 ISD............. 3 2 0 S 2 0 VIT ............ 3 2 0 4 4 0 Astoria..........2 3 0 2 S 0 Bluffs ..........1 5 0 0 7 0 Indians top Waverly 19-0 Score By Quarters: Astoria...................0 8 0 8—16 Meredosia ...............0 IS 7 15—37 tops Redbirds by 26-6 Triopia defense leads 43-8 romp VIRGINIA — Randy Newman and Rex Kleinlein each scored two touchdowns as the Meredosia Indians scored a 26-6 Western Area Confer- ence win over the Virginia Redbirds Friday night. The win by the Indians up their re- cords to 6-0 and 4-0 in conference play while Virginia falls to 2-4 and 2-1 on MEREDOSIA - Lynell VameJt, three hits to lead Meredosia to a li win over Brown County in high school girls softball action Thursday night. Vamer had a triple amid her three hits while Susan Clark stroked four hits for the Brown County squad, now 6-3 on the season. Meredosia.is 6-4. By Innings: Brown County........2S5 004 0—16 12 Meredosia.......101 15(11) TXt39 13 2B — Nancy Kunzeman (M) 3B — Susan Clark (B); LyneTIe Varner (M) HR — Hammer (B) � • ... ored first for the In- ening quarter on a 31- Gale Pool kicked the also scored the next he third quarter on a de the score 104) in the tnira quarter as he scored on a 1(V yard pass from Tony Hull and scored Meredosia nips Wolves by 12-6 MEREDOSIA — The Meredosia Indians scored twice in the last quar- ter to come from behind to edge the Pleasant Hill Wolves, 12-6 in a non- conference high school football game Saturday afternoon. The Wolves had taken a 6-0 lead in the second quarter on a 14-yard run by Ron Merryman and held onto the advantage until late in the final quar- ter. W A. C. the final touchdown of the game in the fourth quarter on a 20-yard reception of a Hud pass. Pool kicked the PAT on the last score. Virginia scored the first touchdown of the fourth auarter on a 10-yard bootleg run by Chuck Dickerson. The Redbirds had seven first downs in the game and 140 yards rushing while Bill Bell was the leading ground gainer for the winner with 62 yards on the night. Meredosia was led by Roger Car- mean with 101 yards rushing as the Indians had nine first downs, 187 yards rushing and SS yards passing. By Quarters: Virginia.............00 06—6 Meredosia ........... 7 0 12 7—26 Indians down Bluffs9 34-0 MEREDOSIA —The Indians broke for three touchdowns in the second period to take a big lead at the half as Meredosia topped Bluffs 34-0 in a Western Area Conference game Fri- day night. Meredosia, now 3-0 overall and 2-0 in the loop, scored in the first quarter on a 74 yard pass play from Gale Pool to Rex Kleinlein. Pool booted the extra point and the Indians had a quick 7-0 lead. Tony Hall started the scoring in the second frame when he puncned in from four yards out. Pool booted the extra point to make it 14-0 Indians. The Indians then scored two more tallies on long yardage plays with Randy Newman tossing to Kleinlein for 22 yards on the first touchdown and Roger Carmean racing 36 yards on the second. Pool kicked tne PAT on the first one to give Meredosia a 27-0 halftime spread. The final tally came on a 36 yard pass from Pool to Newman with Pool again booting the extra point. 1st row: A. Rausch, J. Flynn, B. Lovelace, D N. Kunzeman 2nd row: V. Dawson, L, Brandt, J, Nunn, R. S. Hall, T. Hall VARSITY RECORD: 12-5 Dosh Tourney: Ch'ville. 2-0 Perry 2-0 Bluffs 2-0 Payson 0-2 B'town. 2-1 R'ville. 2-0 Ch'ville. 2-0 Bluffs 2-0 Pts'fld. 0-2 VIT 0-2 PL Hill 2-0 Astoria 2-0 N.D. 0-2 Calhoun(forfeit) 2-0 Central 2-1 District: Pts' fid. 1-2 , Owens, K. Gerecke Leahr, J. Campbell, JR. VARSITY RECORD: 8-4 Payson 2-0 B'town. 2-1 R'ville. 2-0 Ch'ville. 1-2 Bluffs 2-0 Pts'field. 2-0 VIT 0-2 PI. Hill 2-0 Astoria 2-0 Virginia 2-0 Central 0-2 1st row: K. Roate, D. Gerecke, C. LaCroix, L. Varner, R. Sullinger, J. Alhorn 2nd row: D. Dougherty, P. Roemer, B. Browning, T. Haberman, P. Rausch, T. Williams, S. Smith 3rd row: Mrs. Morton, S. Blair, K. Kleinlein, C. Thiele, S. Holterfield, V. Trissel, C. Flynn, W. Olson, J. Olson, D. Hamel Varsity Basketball 1st row: N. Oettle, M. Bradley, B. Staake, R. Newman, K. McAllister, T, Hall, C. Dowson 2nd row: Coach Roemer, T. Kunzeman, S. Dickman, M. Battefeld, K. McAllister, S. Dawson, R. Kleinlein, G. Pool, Coach Stojan Scoreboard RECORD: 19-5 Triopia 71-54 G'field. 79-67 Plymouth 63-59 Payson 60-57 W. Pike 52-70 Ch'ville. 78-76 G'ville. 60-70 Bluffs 74-60 Perry 76-68 PI. Hill 77-59 Industry 94-71 Barry 67-52 Astoria 92-63 Virginia 78-73 I. S. D. 66-46 V. I. T. 53-45 VAC cos: fe Bt eS: oe CBUAU1PS TOURNAMENTS: MC- Industry 94-44 Plymouth 102-56 Bluffs 88-68 Virginia 54-70 MVIT-Augusta 57-73 Industry 83-53 Warsaw 77-56 REGION AL- Virginia 62-63 KURT RANDY MARK REX GALE KYLE Sophomores 1st row: M. Duvendack, G. Gordley, D. Bradley. R. Ransom, R. Brockhouse. 2nd row: Coach Stojan, E. Smith, R. Chute, T. Rausch, D. Seckman, D. Winner, RECORD: 14-4 JUNIOR VARSITY Triopia 59-48 G'field. 59-58 Plymouth 68-64 Payson 39-56 W. Pike 61-60 Ch'ville. 60-59 G 'ville. 69-61 Bluffs 70-37 J i Perry 74-40 7 Barry PI. Hill Industry Astoria 55-53 50-52 76-68 80-54 Sophomore Tourney Porta 53-55 Brn. County 57-56 . mS • V Virginia 62-57 K'ville. 58-47 ISD 55-50 ■ VIT 66-81 - -A Camp Point 50-67 ' m, Brn. County 48-46 ™ - • t Freshmen 1st row: C. Large, S. McDannold, K. Hammitt, D. Dunmire, R. Hull, J. Bradley, S. Staake 2nd row: Coach Stojan, D. Gerecke, C. Ham, J. Williams, P. Steinberg, T. Lock- hart, R. Dawson FRESHMEN A R’ville. 44-58 Pl. Hill 42-49 Brn. Cty. 45-61 C'Point 55-68 Winchester 43-77 Virginia 74-79 Brn. Cty. 53-59 FRESHMEN B R 'ville. 44-28 B'Town Tourney C'Point 27-29 B'Town 57 -59 Winchester 22-30 Virginia 68 -55 Virginia 33-39 R'ville. 61 -44 Girls' Basketball 1st row: C. LaCroix, J. Flynn, N. Kunzeman, R. Sullinger, A. Rausch, P. Rausch, L. Brandt, T. Sullinger 2nd row: P. Roemer, J. Alhorn, T. Haberman, K. Kleinlein, P. Pool, K. Gerecke, L. Varner, J. Cooley, Mrs. Morton. NANCY KUNZEMAN VARSITY Triopia 24-31 Payson 28-41 Brn. Cty. 38-53 E. Pike 32-43 QND 21-42 QHS 29-60 Balyki 36-45 Perry 41-29 Winchester Rushville REGIONAL: CampPoint Macomb Sciota NW Chrrolton Tourney: 31-41 39-32 JR. VARSITY Triopia 37-26 Payson 32-17 Brn. Cty. 23-49 E. Pike 27-25 QND 14-52 QHS 23-31 Balyki 24-46 Perry 37-29 Winchester Rushville JILL FLYNN Indians capture WAC TABLE GROVE - Meredosia came back strong in the second half after a slow first half to post a 54-4S victory over VIT and gain the champ- ionship of the Western Area Confer- ence in a game played Friday night. «EREDOSIA VOLLEYBALL results toa inea7fr°« match the mat he with the Meredoda pht pQCertral. Panthe of ? conte«t was 20-17, 21ferviCe potots LaCroi. served 23 w ile Slice Meredosia tops THopia 71-54 Girls Vdiwyumi | RdSHVILLE - Meredosia High swept both the varsity and junior var- sity matches in g.rlsvolleyballp ay Friday night hosted by the R( k£rV F,Seyinlians won the vars.ty20-L 20-16 with Jill Flynn scoring 12 serve points and Rachel Leahr s'x„ „ g The iunior varsity was a 20-3, - victor with Chns liCorx scoring 14 points Meredosia bags conso title 77-56 | Girls9 Volleyball | RUSHVILLE — Meredosia High swept both the varsity and junior var- sity matches in girls volleyball play Fnday night hosted by the Rockets. The Indians won the varsity 20-1, 20-16 with Jill Flynn scoring 12 serve points and Rachel Leahr six. The junior varsity was a 20-3, 20-5 victor with Chris LaCorx scoring 14 points. I Girls’ Volleyball | CHANDLERVILLE — Meredosia swept the varsity match and Chandlerville the junior varsity set in volleyball action Monday evening. Meredosia, now 6-1, won 20-12,20-16 Chandlerville dropped the Meredosia jayvees to 2-1 with a 20-18, 14-20, 20-15 count as Tia Marr served 16 points and Stephanie Towery ten. Lynelie Varner had 16 and Kay Roate and Robin Sullinger nine apiece for Meredosia. Kleinlein scores 28 PITTSFIELD DEFEATS M.C. VOLLEYBALL SQUAD The Meredosia-Chamberj- burg girls volleyball team fin- ished their season Wednesday night at the Pittsfield District Tournament as they were de- feated by the host school. It took the number-one seeded ikees three games to edge Indians by the scores of 20- 5-20, and 20-18. MENDON — Rex Kleinlein led a fourth quarter burst that propelled Meredosia to a 77-56 victory over Warsaw and the consolation bracket title in the Mississippi Valley Invita- tional Tournament Friday evening. Kleinlein and Randy Newman each tossed in 21 points for the victors. GirVs Basketball CAMP POINT - Meredosia nipped Sciota North- western 39-32 with Jill Flynn scoring 12 points and Robin Sullinger nine. Donna Baumann had 23 for North- western. eiraiafi has 42 GirVs Basketball MEREDOSIA — Payson won the varsity game and Meredosia the junior varsity contest in high school girls basketball action Monday night. Payson was led by Sandy Al- lensworth with 11 and Charlene Brinkman with nine as it scored a 41-28 win in the varsity game. Meredosia was led by Nancy Kunze- man with nine and Jill Flynn with six. Meredosia won the junior varsity game, 32-17, as Penny Poole scored 14 points for Meredosia while Susan Holtschlag scored six. |Gtr s’ Volleyball | MEREDOSIA — The Pittsfield varsity topped the Meredosia varsity squad 20-10, 20-18 while the Indians won the junior varsity match 20-18, 20-12 in games played Friday night. Top Pittsfield scorers in the varsity match were Joanne Ator with 11 and Kim Smith with ten serve points. High serve points for Meredosia, now 7-2, were Nancy Kunzman with 12 and Jill Flynn with six. Pittsfield is 2-2. Top servers for Pittsfield in the JV match were Rhonda Hayden with 12 and Jane Petty with 11. Meredosia etty ; paced by Chris LaCroix with 11 and Lynella Varner with nine. was i BLUFFS — Meredosia added t . more volleyball wins, over Bluffs, Tuesday evening. Meredosia ran its varsity record to 7-1 and 1-0 in the Western Area Con- ference with a 20-6, 21-19 win. Nancy Kunzeman had 12 serve points and Jill Flynn and Joyce Nunn nine each. Bluffs, now 2-4 and 1-1, was led by Yvonne Chapman with 11 and Kathy Bums with seven. In the junior varsity match it was Meredosia 20-5,20-7. Lynnelle Varner had seven points for tne winners and Lisa Graves six for Bluffs. Meredosia tops Virginia 78-73 '1 s Organizations Yearbook Staff St row: J. Brim, C. LaCroix, J. VanHyning, N. Kunzeman, K. Gerecke, J. Nunn 2nd row: S. Gerecke, D. Gerecke, A. Rausch, K, Klopfer, D. Ridings, D, Gerecke, J. Campbell, K. Kleinlein, Miss Schulte 3nd row: M. Metz, D. Owens, R. Boyd. Editors: Jill Brim, Megan Metz, Nancy Kunzeman Business Mangers: Darlene Gerecke, Steve Gerecke , KimGerecke Typists: Joyce Nunn, Angie Rausch 70 K. Glenn, Sec. N. Kunzeman, Treas. R. Allen, Pres. Mr. Hannel, D. Brown, V-P. Student Council J. VanHyning, P. Steinberg, C. Ham, K. Gerecke, R. Ransom, N. Oettle, N. Fricke, R. Carmean 1st row: G. LaCroix, J. Nunn, R. Ridings, D. Ridings, S. Seymour, B. Janes, D. Fricke 2nd row: K. Roate, C. Flynn, P. Pool. T. Williams, C. LaCroix, J. Brim, N. Kunzeman, B. Lovelace, L. McDannold, R. Werries, J. Bradley 3rd row: T. Lockhart, S. Gerecke, C. Ham, K. Glenn, P. Roemer, J, Alhorn, B. Staake, R. Kleinlein, K. Allen, S, Staake, J. DeVore 4th row: G. Pool, E. Smith, M. Duvendack, K. Kleinlein, K. McAllister, M. Battefeld, R. Brockhouse, M. Campbell, R. Chute, G, Gordley Band 1st row: T. Winner, D. Edlen, J. VanHyning, A. Rausch, P. Pool, S. Gregory, K. Klopfer, T. Williams, V. Dawson, C. LaCroix, Mrs. Shores 2nd row: J. Alhorn, B_. Browning, C. Thiele, M. Smith, T. Sullinger, L. Cockerill, D. Hamel, R. Boyd, K. Nelms, T. Haberman 3rd row: K. Kleinlein, R. Ridings J. Reining, V. Trissel, J. Gregory, G. Newman, K. Roate, D. Gerecke, P. Roemer, J. Cooley, T. Seckman, S. Holterfield, P. Rausch, D. Ridings Seniors Tony Kim Noel Joyce Angie Lesa Craig National Honor Society Mr. Henderson Kelley Dorhn Gale Nancy Randy Juniors Science Club D. Brown, S. Gebecke, M. Duvendaek, C. LaCroix, D. Gerecke, R. Hull. S. Dickman, J. Seymour, K. McAllister, P. Steinberg, T. Hall, N. Oettle, D. Seckman, J. Fox, R. Brockhouse, B. Janes, G. LaCroix, K. Kleinlein, K. Roate, Advisor, James Henderson Though Rhonda did not have the chance to participate in the many activities available for high school girls, she was a mem- ber of the volleyball team--and will be well remembered by her team mates and class mates. All the students and staff of the school were greatly saddened by her death, and it is with sincere friendship that the staff of the CHIEF would like to dedicate a portion of this book to her memory Cindy Lisa Krian Mitzi Bindy Dan Lorrie Carol Gail Georgia Shawn Johnna Mary RanSy Troy Laura Mindy Leigh Ann Roger Brent Terri Carol Cindy Billy Mike Brad MEREDOSIA-CHAMBERSBURG JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Tom Tammy Tim Kirk Rhoda © Marcy 7 Joy Tony Colleen 1st row: M. Hall, R. Bradley, E. Beauchamp, C. Berghaus, R. Sisk, L. NOt Ruyle;--2nd row: S. Campbell, H, Dunmire, G. Glover, B. Smith. T. Six, R. Buhlig Riley B Schmalshoff, R. Ransom;--3rd row: T. Beauchamp, S. Mc- Dannold, R. Roemer, C. Owens, J. Miller, K. Rausch, J. Petri, M. Mc- Culloch;--4th row: R. Farmer, K. Surratt, T. Phelps, S. Staake, C. Clark, S. Williams, J. Lockhart, T. Sullinger, B. Martin i Junior High Music 1st row: D. Surratt, S. Campbell, M. Irvin, R. Bradley, K. Smith, H. Dun mire, V. Dunnaway, D. Morrell, T. Gregory, K. Surratt, R. Farmer, P. E Morrell, S. Gustoffson--2nd row: C. Olson, R. Sisk, S. Fanshier, K. Simon, K. Olson, B. Smith, R. Leahr, D. Bradley, B. Schmalshoff, C. Berghaus, R. Ransom--3rd row: G. Glover, T. Easley, M. Smith, L. Wilhite, S. Will- iams, S. Bradley, A. Hutton, M. Newman, C. Brockhaus, L. Ruyle, M. Rausch, C. Clark--4th row: M. Carmean, D. Surratt, C. Trissel, S. Steck, C. Werries, T. Phelps, S. Kunzeman, R. Sisk, J. Miller, W. Schmalshoff. Eighth A TEAM 3- 13 B TEAM 10-2 C TEAM 4- 5 6TH GRADE 2-2 1st row: M. Ruyle, R. Hall, K. Owens, K. Rausch 2nd row: Coach Orr, R. Roemer, S. McDannold, R. Thomas, S. Bo E. Barge 1st row: T. Gregory, B, Schmalshoff, T. Todd, M. Lrvin, R. Buhlig, J. Petri 2nd row: Coach Orr, B. Martin, T. Six, K. Riley, J. Browning, R. Gerecke, P. Ruyle Advertising Home: 225-3243 Office: 225-3511 Versailles BACKHOK SERVICE SEPTIC TANKS—LATERAL FIELD SEWERS. ETC. 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