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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1988 volume:

We the siatf of the 1988 Chief would like to dedicate this yearbook to Charles Brooks. His dedication to the music pro- gram is greatly appreciated by the students and the community. This outstanding de- dication is shown by the tremendous growth and interest in the school’s music program. AND ... TO THE CLASS OF 1948 we would like to say THANK YOU! for beginning a great tradition . . . THE CHIEF. Forty years ago, this class published the first annual of the Meredosia High School, and it has survived through maty changes—in the school, the town, and the world as well. Many of its members are still around Meredosia, some have moved, and a few have died. You may recognize some of the names for their accomplishments. Members of this graduating class, as pictured on their graduation composite picture hanging in the present high school, were: Hubert Alhorn, LaVerne Alhorn, Charles Arnold, James Boyd, Rowland Crum, Frances Floyd, Norma Floyd, Don Garrison, Betty Grammer, June Ham, Charlene Hammond, Bernita Hoff- meier, Virginia Mayes, Leland McAllister, Doris Ruyle, Gail Staake, Rose Ann Steinberg, Norma Jean Werries, and AnnaBelle Workman Chief Meredosia-Chambersburg High School Meredosia. II. Mr. Fred Morton, Supt. and his secretary, Mrs. Madeline Buhlig ADMINISTRATION SEATED: Don Schlieker, Tom Rieck, David Brown- ing STANDING: Greg Campbell, Supt Morton, Roger Ham, Princ. Larimer, Gary] Rausch, Tom Duester-j haus SENIOR FAREWELL . 88 f %% fkL ) ?S” J cA aJdU ui w fct'Ltc- %-v UlU$d- The new year comes. And the old year's past. It seemed to me to go too fast. If only I could hold on to it. Forever . . . and ever Reliving it and letting go of it, never. Thinking of the days Of this wonderful year. Trying toremember without a tear. Well, I can't make it stay With anything I might say, But the memories will carry on With me. 4 PRESENTING SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEC'RY.: Jennifer Campbell TREAS.: Scott Larimer PRESIDENT: Matt Wilhite V-PRES.: Julie Martin THE CLASS OF 1988!!! The class advisors for the class of 1988 were Mrs. Nancy Mitchell and Mr. Mike Gadberry. They worked hard in guiding the class in its growth in spirit, cooperation, and understanding. Those members who participated in all the class projects made a trip to California the weekend of May 5 to 8 due to their efforts; especially with the magazine sale. This large fund raiser was a great deal of work not only for the salesmen, but also for the cap- tains and sponsors who were responsible for tabulating the sales, correcting any errors, and coordinating their efforts with the sponsoring company. Not only did they show a cooperative effort in raising money, but also in the classroom and in their athletic endeavors. This was shown by the special recognitions received by: Lynette Bradley, Jon Buhlig, Dave Buhlig, Lori Dawson, Micheal Gerecke, Scott Larimer, Julie Martin, Matt Olson, and Matt Wilhite; with Julie, Scott, Matt Wilhite, and Lynette as members of the National Honor Society and Julie and Scott being recognized as Good Citizens by the DAR and SAR respectively. JEFFERY LEE BEDDINGFIELD BEDDINGFIELD Prized Possession: Size 6 class- ring, shotgun. Favorite Saying: No Problem! Pet Peeve: The Freshman class winning the Spirit Award. Chorus, 1; Play Crew, 3,4; Variety show crew, 4. JENNIFER LYNN CAMPBELL JEN Prized Possession: Diamond and pearl ring. Favorite Saying: Are you serious? Pet Peeve: Tabitha's stupid cheer- leading clap. FHA, 1,2,3,4; Officer, 4; Student C'l, 2; Volleyball, 1,2,3; Basket- ball, 3; Sr. Attendant, 4; Attend- ent, 4; Play, 1,2,3,4; Variety show, 1,2,3; Cheerleader, 1,2,4; Class Officer, 1,2,4; Library Ass't, 1,2. SHAWN DANIEL BOYD BOYD Prized Possession: My Tempo (that's my car) Favorite Saying: You got anything to eat. Pet Peeve: Stupid blondes. Band, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 4; Play crew, 3,4; Variety show crew, 2,3,4. 6 LYNETTE RENEE BRADLEY NETTER Prized Possession: Jeff and my paint brushes. Favorite Saying: Ba-ha Hee-Hee Pet Peeve: Hardees. Band, 1; Chorus, 3; National Honor Society, 3,A; Student of the Month, 3; Yearbook staff, 1,3; Variety show, 1; Class Officer, 1,2,3; Library Ass't 3; Citizenship award, 2. JON BRADLEY BUHLIG TWIG Prized Possession: My tapes. Favorite Saying: Hey Bird! Pet Peeve: Chip's Attitude. Band, 1,2,3,A; Chorus, 2,3; Student C'l. A; Football, 1,2,3,A; Basket- ball, 1,2,3,A; Co-Capt. A; Attend. Escort, A; Play, 3,A; Variety show, 1,2,3,A; Class Officer, 2; Office Ass't. A. MARY BETH DOWSON Prized Possession: My boombox. Favorite Saying: Gonna cause trouble today Pet Peeve: Annoying fellow students who approach me with the phrase Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary. Office Ass't, 2. LORI ANN DAWSON DAWSON Prized Possession: Alan Favorite Saying: Let's party. Pet Peeve: Not winning spirit trophy. Student C'l, 4; Volleyball, 1,2; Homecoming Queen, 4; Attendant, 3. SCOTT D. LARIMER SCOOTER Prized Possession: Shoe Size Favorite Saying: Hey Laura . . . Pet Peeve: People that don't share their food. Band, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society, 3,4; Officer, 4; Football, 1; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Co-Capt. 4; Yearbook Staff, 2,3,4; Editor, 4; Play, 1,2,3,4; Variety show, 1,2,3,4; Class Officer, 1,2,3,4; Library Ass't, 4; JETS TEAM, 2,3,4; Citizenship, 3. JULIE ANN MARTIN Prized Possession: S.C.G Favorite Saying: If you're lucky. Pet Peeve: The Cycle Student C'l, 3; National Honor Society, 3,4; Officer, 4; DAR Award, 4; Volleyball, 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Sr. Attendant, 4; Attendant, 1; Play, 2,3,4; Variety show, 2,3,4; Class Officer, 4; Library Ass't. 1,2,3,4. 8 MICHAEL P. GERECKE MEAT Prized Possession: My slave Favorite Saying; Open the door James. Pet Peeve: People who think they know what they are talking about when they don’t. Jets Team, 2,4. CRYSTAL LYNN FEMMER GINGER” Prized Possession: Unicorns and Eddie. Favorite Saying: I hate this class. Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than everyone else. Chorus, 1; Volleyball, 1,2; Basket- ball, 1; Sr. Attendant, 4; Library Ass't. 1. SEAN KEITH ENGELBRECHT ENGELBERT Prized Possession: My push rod and L. B. Favorite Saying: nothin wrong with that! Pet Peeve: A certain Senior who rides for free and typing. Attend. Escort, 1; Football, 1,4. 9 MATTHEW L. OLSON NELLIE Prized Possession: My scrapbook. Favorite Saying: You gotta by kidding? Pet Peeve: Spirit Trophy. Student C'l, 1,2,; Football, 1,2, 3,4; Co-Capt, 4; Basketball, 1,2 3,4; Co-Capt, 4; Queen's Escort, 4; Play crew, 4; Variety show, 4; Library Ass't, 4; JETS TEAM, 4. BRADLEY RAY PARTON BRAD Prized Possession: Shot Gun Favorite Saying: Get lost. Pet Peeve: High school. Band, 1,2,3,4; Student C'l, 2; Foot- ball, 1,3,3,4; Basketball, 1,2,3; Queen's Escort, 4; Attend. Escort, 3; Play or Musical, 2,3,4; Variety Show, 3,4. MATTHEW SCOTT WILHITE MATT Prized Possession: The green beast and my slave James. Favorite Saying: That just ain't right! Pet Peeve: People who tell you their opinion whether you want to hear it or not. Band, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 2,3; National Honor Society, 3,4; Officer, 4; Student of the Month, 2,4; Yearbook Staff, 1,2,3,4; Play or Musical, 1, 2,3,4; Variety Show, 1,2,3,4; Class Officer, 1,4; Library Ass't, 4; Jets Team, 2,3,4; Citizenship Award, 1,2. 10 RODNEY KEITH BROWN ROD Prized Possession: My Knee Brace. Favorite Saying: Hey Ron, I think I stepped on a nail when we were in Mt. Sterling last night. Pet Peeve: People who say things to you that are not true because they think that's what you want to hear. Football, 1,2,3,A; Co-Capt. 4. JOHN S. PAUL THE POPE Prized Possession: 55 Chevy and Moter- cycles. Favorite Saying: It is finished, it just doesn't look like it. Pet Peeve: Stupid people who think they know everything about what I am doing. Football, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 2; ii CONNIE SUE ROBERTS Prized Possession: Darold Favorite Saying: Can I bum a smoke? Pet Peeve: Most of the freshmen. I DANA D. SURRAT SHON Prized Possession: Classring. Favorite Saying: Hi Coach. Pet Peeve: Not having Mr. G. as a Math and Science teacher. DAVID K. BUHLIG DAVIS Prized Possession: My left hand man. Favorite Saying: No man, I'm broke. Pet Peeve: My ex and ??? I lost. Football, 1,2,3,A; Co-Capt. 4; Basket- ball, 1,2; Attend. Escort, 4. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 12 SENIOR WILLS I, Rodney Brown, will to Shawn Boyd the ability to have better vision at night when riding around. If Shawn Boyd, will to the faculty the ability to keep up their work in making this a fine learning institution. I, Lynetter Bradley, will to Maty D. the ability to get out of the house before she applies for social security. I, David Buhlig, will to myself everyone else's money. I, Jon Buhlig, will to Allen and Sam Mowen the ability to touch the basketball net before they graduate. I, Jennifer Campbell, will my feet to my sister; to Becca my taks; to Tab my driving ability. I, Lori Dawson, will to Diana Hamman the ability to put up with people in this school for one more year. I, Mary Dowson, will to Shawn Boyd the ability to become a better photographer. I, Sean Englebrecht, will to David B. all the ? I've had. I, Crystal Femmer, will to any underclassman, who is female, the ability to be able to look in the mirror and not be stuckup. I, Micheal Gerecke, will my computer grade and the ability to read to Chris Barfield. I, Julie Martin, will to Kim Kilver the ability to wear unfashionable clothes to basketball practice. I, Connie Roberts, will to Michelle Surratt a pair of tennis shoes for P.E. and to Jackie, my driving ability. I, Shon Surratt, will a certain senior to grow up. I, Matt Wilhite, will to Ben the ability to survive without the class of '88; to James the ability to open a locker whenever he wants; to little Dick the ability not to be scared of his shawdow. I, Jeff Beddingfield, will to anybody the ability to put up with Mrs. Fuelling for two years in a row. I will to Shawn the ability to put his initials on the Beardstown bridge. I, John Paul, will to any Freshman common sense. I, Brad Parton, will to Ronnie Ham the ability to stay awake in general business class. I, Matt Olson, will to Shawn Boyd my Photographic ability. «A A� 4 A 4 4 4 rfr db 4 4 4 4 4� 4 «4 YOU ARE INVITED TO ---------- THE LONG AWAITED CLASS REUNION OF THE CLASS OF 1988! The entire affair is being catered by the world renown gourment of the ham- burger world — CHEF LYNETTE Bradley — with Mig Macs as big as compact discs, and shakes as large as half-size basketball nets. The music is to be supplied by the Tampa Fanatics led by SHAWN Boyd on the drums and SEAN Engelbrecht on lead guitar. Helping park cars is an eagle scout troup under the direction of philanthro- pist JEFF Beddingfield decked out in the badges he earned during his years of scouting. RODNEY Brown and MATT Wilhite, MD., PhD. arrive in the same limo dis- cussing the new trends in therapy and the medication used at Rod's clinic for cast-bound motorists and supplied by Matt. With them are MARY Dowson, currently the principal at MCHS, and her Business Department Head, LORI Dawson. Mary has been consulting with Matt about her prescription for more valium—much needed after the gruelling years trying to keep order in those hallowed halls. Lori took over after Mrs. Fuelling finally retired at 75. Rodney has also been busy helping MICHEAL Gerecke train for the Olympics and both are very excited about Mike having won a gold medal for the Decatholon in 2004. MATT Olson just rode in on his pinto. He is currently producing a sequal to LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE and contracted with JON Buhlig the famous designer and owner of the TWIG , a store for the tall and lanky, about costumes. Jon is also designing the clothes for JENNIFER Campbell's new film of the remake of the IRON EAGLE ... a choice she made after her years of service in the USAF. A loud noise can be heard over the hill and suddenly there appears a jet pow- ered IRIK driven by none other than Brad Parton looking none the worse after his crash with another Phantom. Right behind him is CRYSTAL Femmer, a world traveler and wife of a famous accountant whom she never leaves home without, and her interpreter, CONNIE Roberts. Connie had a great deal of practice interpreting in high school with trying to understand all of the different languages her fellow students spoke. JOHN Paul and SHON Surratt have been taking in all of the events and discuss- ing John's job as top illustrator for the NADWA NEWSLETTER. (National Association of Dragon Worshipers) and Shon's re-creation of Meredosia's landmarks on canvas for the H G Society at $200,000 each. We're all anxiously awaiting the arrival of JULIE Martin, who is personal secretary to President Elizabeth Dole, who along with the First Husband is to present the Congressional Medal of Honor to DAVID Buhlig. . . who knows what for, but it is an exciting moment for all just the see Mrs. Dole. After the presentation, the group continues to reminisce about the glorious days at MCHS—the wierd noises, scents, stacked lockers, various types of thera- puetic braces, casts, and bandages, and the friendships and ----- fights and the making up ---, getting caught by the teachers (not getting caught), and of course, GRADUATION. FAREWELL UNTIL THE NEXT REUNION! 4 4 «A� 4 4 «A 4 4 � 4 4 4 4 4 4 CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN: President: Jason Morton V. Pres.: Rob Pennington Sec.: Teresa Patterson Treas.: Jason Parton SOPHOMORES: President: Ben VanHyning V. Pres.: Kim Kilver Sec.: Tammy Gerecke Treas.: Becky Griffin JUNIORS: President: Holly Buhlig V. Pres.: Laura Walker Sec.: Becky Shinnebarger(not shown) Treas.: Elizabeth Campbell 19 Rumors MIKE BRIM SHELLEY BATTEFELD MATT DICKMAN LAURA WALKER ALLEN GARRETT TARA EDLEN TERESA LAWSON KATHY FANSHIER HOLLY BUHLIG LORI WERRIES 20 SHARLENE OLSON d d SCOTT CREAR DIANA HAMMAN DAROLD FANSHIER Sqnfpiints BRIAN FLOYD «$? «4 «4 4 4 b4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4� 4� 4 4 4 «4 4 4 KIM KILVER BEN VANHYNING TOM DUNAWAY BRENT BUSS BECKY GRIFFIN BILLY SURRATT MICHELLE WALKINGTON 22 DARIN RIFFEY JENNIFER VANHYNING TONY STINEBAKER T. W. NAVE THARISCIA PERRY JAMES GRIFFIN JASON PARTON KRISTEL BARTH JASON MORTON NOEL ACUFF ALLEN MOWEN ROB PENINGTON 24 r ? rl? r ? r ? r ? rfr db dfc rjfc rft • � «i� 4 «dfc� BRIAN WILSON 25 REGINALD CLINTON, RESOURCE GEORGENA MORTON, P. E., and COACHING STEVE RYLANDER, COACHING TERRY WILSON, HISTORY MARK KELLER, HISTORY, COACHING NANCY LOVEKAMP, ENBLISH LIBRARY CLETA TERHARK, ENGLISH SPANISH LILLIAN HESS, ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES CONNIE ANDERSON, ENGLISH CHARLES BROOKS, BAND NANCY MITCHELL, MATH DARRELL MCDANNOLD, METALS, and SHOP BUD JAMES, INDUSTRIAL ARTS, and CAREERS JACK ROEMER, COUNSELOR MARY ANN FUELLING, BUSINESS ROXIE SHORES, HOME ECONOMICS NON CERTIFIED Mavis Gal, Cheerleader Advisor Cooks: Gloria Six, Donna Allen, Debbie Surratt, Sandra Rausch, Helen Oettle BACK ROW: Dionne Brown, Holly Buhlig, Becky Griffin, Michelle Walkington, and Scott Larmier. FRONT ROW: Tara Edlen, Kathy Fanshier, Cathy Clark, Matt Wilhite, Rob Penington, Jimmy Griffin, Trina Pace, and Christina Brant. Staff Members hard at work: Holly Buhlig, Michelle Walkington, Cathy Clark, Kathy Fanshier. 35 CHIEF STAFF 1st row: Elizabeth Campbell, Teresa Lawson, Kim Kilver, Jennifer Campbell, Laura Walker 2nd row: Mrs. Shores, Adv., Christina Brant, Laura Ham, Tammy Gerecke, Kathy Fanshier, Jill Ehrgott, Tabitha Schliecker, 3rd row: Becky Griffin, Lori Werries, Tara Edlen, Rebecca Goldsborough, Dionne Brown, Jodi McDannold, Shannan Steinberg 4? 4r 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4 OFFICE £ LIBRARY HELP 1st row: Mike Jockisch, Lori Werries, Laura Walker, Teresa Lawson, Noel Acuff, Michelle Walkington, Rebecca Goldsborough back: Kathy Fanshier, Kim Kilver, Jill Ehrgott, Julie Martin, Trudie Werries, Matt Wilhite, Jon Buhlig, Matt Olson, Jason Morton, Tabitha Schlieker, Rob Pening- ton, Darin Riffey 36 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st row: Lori Werries, Laura Walker, Lynette Bradley, Mrs. TerHark, Adv. 2nd row: Julie Martin, Matt Wilhite, Jill Ehrgott, Scott Larimer Absent: Becky Shinnebarger THE SMOKE SIQNU Good-bye to a Fine Teacher By Mmtt WUhite Students and faculty bid fare- well to a fine educator at the end of the second quarter this year. Mrs. Cleta TerHark, the English an Spanish teacher at MCHS for the past 18 years, went to Jacksonville High School at the beginning of the third quarter to teach Spanish full-time. Mrs. Ter- Hark majored in Spanish in col- lege and minored in English. She had longed to teach just Spanish for several years, and when the Spanish teacher at JHS had to move, she realized it may be her only chance to reach her goal. We. at MCHS, would like to wish Mrs. TerHark all the luck in the world at her new job. We will miss her, not only as a teacher, but also a« a friend Bits Pieces In a few weeks Mr. Wilson’s American History Class can look forward to having a guest speak- er. The speaker plans to do a re- enactment of Civil War events in a classroom demonstration. Mrs. Shores eighth grade class will be improving their sewing skills as they work on their “To Sew” pillow protect� . Class Sponsors Spaghetti Supper On January 26, 1988, the Mqre- dosia-Chambersburg Sophomores sponsored by Ms. Connie Ander- son and Mr. Terry Wilson, served a spaghetti supper. Several hundred people were served prior to the game with VIT. The NHS would like to offer a special tribute to Mrs. TerHark for all of her work with the society and for her beginning the publication of the school newspaper in cooperation with the MEREDOSIA BUDGET. A special thanks is also ex- tended to Mrs. Janet Franklin for taking over post since Mrs. TerHark1s departure. Faculty Spotlight New English Teacher at MCHS By Becky Jo Shinnebarger For this month’s Smoke Signal. I decided to interview Ms. Ander- son. Ms. Anderson is the new English teacher at MCHS, re- placing Mrs. TerHark. Mrs. Ter- Hark recently resigned from Meredosia-Chambersburg School and is now teaching at Jackson- ville High School. Ms. Anderson attended Chapin Grade School and then went to Triopia Junior - Senior High School. She then continued her education at Western Illinois Uni- versity. Before teaching at Mere- dosia. Ms. Anderson was a teach- er's reading aide and a substitute for two years. Ms. Anderson says 37 she likes the M-C School District very well. 03 OQ co H O cr 03 H D n 3 0) o 03 H 3 03 3 a to 03 CO 3 M H 3 rt to 03 rt • o h- — H h-h rt 03 0) rt 0 o S H rt 0Q cr c o H- o | rr 03 0) rrj co ac T h-h 1 CO 3 0 c i 3 03 S w to 3 CO rt CL 3 CO O rt C = CO 3 (0 a 0 w 3 H- 3 M rl rl 3 0 o z O to r-h o CL c 03 rr O ft o O 73 H H- H M H 1 O 0Q 3 o § £ X ft 3 H r rr o 03 o rt H rt 03 fD rr rr CO = x to 3 a rt cr •� C i a. oq 03 c 03 O cr • | M 03 03 h- rt H 03 3 1 co rr 3 M H 3 3 O H CL 0Q O CL cr O 03 0Q r— rt o 3 3 CO 3 CO C 3 3 rt o 3 a CL K a 3 o O rt H- H- 03 0) 0 H 3 H 3 f-h OQ rt □ 03 H 0Q CO 03 r-l H CD 0Q CO 03 3 O rr 3 ?r «• rr 03 0) c CO O 0) 3 rr 3 3 rr (0 1st row: Brad Parton, Billy Dorsey, Shawn Boyd, Tim Davidson, Laura Wells, Christy Gerecke, Jeff Schmitz, Tom Dunaway, Kevin Duesterhaus 2nd row: Jill Ehrgott, Adrienne Acuff, Thariscia Perry, Kristel Barth, Kim Kilver, Rebecca Goldsborough, Christina Brant, Tara Edlen, Laura Walker, Andy Battefeld, J.R. Davidson, Laurie VanHyning, Jennifer Agans 3rd row: Noel Acuff, Lori Werries, Tabitha Schlieker, Rob Pennington, Cathy Clark, Holly Buhlig 4th row: Dionne Brown, Trudie Werries, Matt Wilhite, Jason Morton, Brian Wilson, Jennifer VanHyning, Jason Parton 5th row: Scott Larimar, Andy Rausch, Jimmy Griffin,Jon Buhlig, Ben VanHyning, Mike Brim 6th row: Kathy Fanshier, Jennifer Campbell, Susan Battefeld, Teresa Patterson, Suzanne Martin, Jennifer Little □ Z CD 1st row: Thariscia Perry, Kathy Fanshler, Lori Werries, Laura Walker, Christina Brant, Jennifer VanHyning 2nd row: Cathy Clark, Tara Edlen, Trudie Werries, Jill Ehrgott, Holly Buhlig, Noel Acuff, Michelle Walkington, Theresa Dowson 3rii row: Tim Davidson, Scott Larimer, Sean Boyd, Ben VanHyning, Brian Wilson, Jimmy Griffin, Kevin Duesterhaus THERE WERE MANY MEDAL WINNERS IN THESE TWO GROUPS, AND THE TALENTS OF THE BAND WERE SHOWN TO SEVERAL GROUPS OF PEOPLE WHO VIEWED THEIR PERFORMANCES AT SEVERAL NEIGHBORING CITIES' PARADES. 39 JAZZ BAND The Jazz Band performs at many functions throughout the year and reports early two or three days a week to practice before most of the students are even out of bed. The sounds of music early on those mornings is very enjoyable, and a good way to get the dav started. Getting ready for the Homecoming Dance '87 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Left to Right: Janie Alhorn, Tori Likes, Christine Crow, Allison Rausch, Kim Six, Joey Martin, Brian Werries, Chris Kunzeman, Kent Duesterhaus, and Willie Buhlig. TORI KENT WILLIE JANIE The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was held on Saturday, the twenty-fifth of April Nineteen hundred and eighty-seven at sixty-thirty in the evening at the Holiday Inn, Jacksonville, Illinois Music was by David Comstock, DJ QUEEN KIM KING JOEY H A W A I I A N Flower Girl and Crown Bearer: Joy Schraitz and Ryan Surratt Senior Attendant and Escort: Julie Martin and Jon Buhlig The 1987 Homecoming was held on October 16, with the Indians defeat- ing the New Berlin Pretzels in the rain. The dance music was furnished by a D.J. of Mobile Sound Light, with Lori Dawson crowned Queen at 10:30 p.m. LORI DAWSON BRAD PARTON I I ESCORT “ QUEEN Senior Attendant and Escort Jennifer Campbell and David Buhilig Senior Attendant and Escort: Crystal Femmer and Matt Olson 1986-87 Homecoming Queen and Escort: Janeen Dickman and Troy Ham N G Freshman Attendant and Escort: Noel Acuff and Jason Morton 9 8 7 47 OKLAHOMA A musical love story set in the early days of the Oklahoma Ter-1 itory. A first for the students and staff of M-CHS. . . AND A . . . . BIG SUCCESS ! ! 1st row: Jason Morton, Kevin Duesterhaus, Brian Wilson, Jason Parton, Rob Penington T. W. Nave, Tony Stinebaker 2nd row: Ronnie Ham, Mike Brim, Brian Howell, Todd Rausch, Chris Ruyle, Brian Rieck Tim Davidson, Jason Wells, Andy Rausch 3rd row: Allen Garrett, Scott Crear, Sean Engelbrecht, Jon Buhlig Matt Olson, John Paul, David Buhlig, Brad Parton, Matt Dickraan, Billy Dorsev, Darold Fanshier oo n INIV9V SdWVHO OVM VOLLEYBALL 1st row: Tammy Gerecke, Noel Acuff, Teresa Patterson, Michelle Walkington, Trudie Werries, Jennifer VanHyning, Becky Griffin, Becky Shinnebarger 2nd row: Shelley Battefeld, Holly Buhlig, Jill Ehrgott, Julie Martin, Kim Kilver, Elizabeth Campbell, Dionne Brown, Kathy Fanshier, Laura Ham HEERLEADERS ‘ “'kW The cheerleaders dress smartly and warmly for those cold fall days Ipf football . . . and . . • Really spruce up in the winter for bas- ketball in their new uniforms! Dionne Brown Shannan Steinberg Rebecca Goldsborough Jennifer Campbell Lori Werries Tabitha Schlieker 55 BASKETBALL Tim Davidson, Chris Ruyle, Andy Rausch, Matt Dickman, Matt Olson, Jon Buhlig, Ben VanHyning, Travis Rausch, Allen Garrett, Scott Larimer 1st row: Brad Parton, Spencer Gal, Brian Wilson, Kevin Duesterhaus, Darin Riffey 2nd row: Theron Bogue, Andy Tubbs, Brian Rieck, T.W. Nave, Andy Rausch, Brian Floyd, Traves Rausch, Jason Morton, Chris Ruyle, Tim Davidson 56 LADY INDIANS Sharlene Olson, Holly Buhlig, Trudie Werries, Julie Martin, Kim Kilver, Jill Ehrgott, Cathy Clark, Shelley Battefield, Kristel Barth, Jodie McDannold (center)Tara Edlen, manager — ■ -M ?' % iM-’ivt.'w' '■ JON BUHLIG JODIE McDANNOLD SCOTT LARIMER 58 ATHLETES JULIE MARTIN v- — «f-n BRAD PARTON VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON ISD 22-6 RECORDS Astoria 8-6 Pleasant Hill 36-25 Porta 14-54 New Berlin 26-8 VIT 30-14 Girard 22-0 Virginia 24-16 Triopia 0-32 Greenfield 6-28 First Round 7-3 PlayOfts WAC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM SELECTIONS Offence: Matt Olson, David Buhlig, Jon Buhlig, John Paul, Darold Fanshier Honorable Mention; Billy Dorsey Defense; Billy Dorsey, Darold Fanshier Ronnie Ham Honorable Metion; John Paul, Matt 0. VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL Liberty Payson Greenfield Barry Payson West Pike Pleasant Hill Griggsville Calhoun Calhoun North Greene Virginia Perry West Pike VIT Bluffs Porta Brown County ISD Brussels Triopia Barry Griggsville 65-95 54-84 57-76 62- 55 33-77 57-75 45-58 50-88 60-80 53-95 40-87 45-53 63- 58 72- 90 65-64 32-63 42-65 65-67 53-63 73- 78 49-74 79-74 63-66 JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL 4-19 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Liberty 2-0 Griggsville 0-2 Franklin 2-0 Perry 2-0 I.S.D. 2-0 Chandlerville 2-0 Beardstown 0-2 Virginia 1-2 Bluffs 1-2 Calhoun 0-2 Pittsfield 2-1 Industry 0-2 Barry 0-2 Triopia 2-1 Griggsville 0-2 Pleasant Hill 2-1 West Pike 0-2 Waverly 2-1 PCC TOURNEY Pleasant Hill 2-0 Payson 0-2 Perry 2-0 Liberty 2-1 Regional Pleasant Plains 0-2 12-11 JR. VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBAL] 4-12 VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL Pittsfield 33-62 West Pike 31-28 Triopia 44-48 Unity 49-65 ISD 61-56 Brussels 27-65 West Pike 34-30 Winchester 44-48 VIT 46-38 Pitsfield 46-66 Brown County 47-51 Beardstown 32-60 Calhoun 40-63 Griggsville 57-19 New Berlin 45-28 Triopia 33-36 Bluffs 46-57 Payson 42-20 JR. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL JR. VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL 60 12-6 6-4 Jennifer Agans Cathy Allen Andy Battefeld Susan Battefeld Jeff Berry J.R. Davidson Amanda Dunmire Christy Gerecke Tina Gregory Bobby Ham Lora Hamman Jeremy Lawson Jennifer Little Angie Lawson Suzanne Martin Sam Mowen Kara Rausch April Ruyle Marvin Russwlnke] Brenda Jobe David Schlieker Jeannie Surratt Barb VanHyning J.D. VanHyning Michelle Wright Laura Wells Laurie VanHyning 8TH GRADE 64 Adrienne Acuff Chad Allen John Bogue Brian Brewer Dana Buhlig Jimmy Carmean Nicole Carter Matt Crow Tonja Edlen Tammy Friestad Iason Hammon Sharon Hart T. J. Lawson Jeremy Lemmon Mark Myers Tony Ridings Brenda Rieck Michael Schlieker Jeff Schmitz Angela Simon Betty Smich Paula Smith Michele Smith Jennifer Sturtevant Tonya VanHyning Nathan Walkington April Winkleman 7TH GRADE 65 1st row: Jeff Schmitz, Mark Myers, April Winkelman, Angela Simon 2nd row: Angie Lawson, Tonya VanHyning, Tammy Friestad, Brenda Rieck, Adrienne Acuff 3rd row: Andy Battefeld, Bobby Ham, J. R. Davidson, J. D. VanHyning, Cathy Allen, Brenda Jobe B A N D 66 1st row: J.D. VanHyning, Jeff Schmitz, Chad Allen, Nathan Walkington 2nd row: Sharon Hart, Nikki Carter, Adrienne Acuff, Jennifer Agans, Susan Battefeld, Suzanne Martin, Tina Gregory, Tammy Friestad, Jennifer Little 3rd row: Andy Battefeld, Laura Wells, Tonya VanHyning, Michele Smith, Dana Buhlig, Jennifer Sturtevant Ath row: Jimmy Carmean, Laurie VanHyning, Matt Crow, Michael Schlieker, John Bogue 5th row: Marvin Russwinkle, Christy Gerecke, J.R. Davidson, Jeremy Lemmon, Mark Mvers 1st row: Kana Buhlig, Leslie Kilver, April Brown, Rhonda Brown, 2nd row: Megan Berghaus, Nikki Carter, Brenda Rieck, Dana Buhlig, Tammy Friestad, Jennifer Sturtevant, Theresa Davidson, Jennifer Agans, Mgr. 3rd row: Miss Lovekamp, Coach; Kara Rausch, Laurie VanHyning, Lora Hamman, Susan Battefeld, Jannifer Little, Suzanne Martin, Angie Lawson, Laura Wells, Tina Gregory, Cathy Clark, Mgr. 1st row: Betty Smith, Megan Berghaus, Theresa Davidson, Rhonda Brown, Hope Koppleman. 2nd row: Nikki Carter, Tonya VanHyning, Paula Smith, Sharon Hart, April Winkleman, Amy Phillips, Rana Buhlig. 3rd row: Adrienne Acuff, Dana Buhlig, April Ruyle, Laura Wells, Kara Rausch, Tina Gregory, Amanda Dunmire, Becky Shinnebarger, Mgr. 4th row: Michelle Walkington, Mgr. Leslie Kilver, Christy Gerecke, Susan Battefeld, Jennifer Little, Suzanne Martin, Barb VanHyning, Jennifer Agans, Michelle Wright, Mrs. Morton, Coach . 1st row: Brady Brackett, Scott Ruyle, Travis Alhorn, Jason Brim, Shane Sanders ?nd row: John Bogue, Jeff Schmitz, Matt Crow, T.J. Lawson, Mark Myers 3rd row: Micheal Schlieker, Bobby Ham, J.D. VanHyning, Marvin Russwinkel, Jeff Berry, J.R. Davidson, David Schlieker, Andy Battefeld c H E E R L E A D E R S Laura Wells Dana Buhlig Jennifer Sturtevant Nikki Carter Suzanne Martin Jennifer Little CHAPIN FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY Since I’ 08 DEALERS IN GRAIN. FEED, SEED and IMPLEMENTS IT PAYS TO 8UY FROM YOUR OWN COMPANY CHAPIN. ILL. 62628 Phone 472-5771 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK I � � M| i , I Hhenzville. Illinois MEMBER OF F D 1 C PHONE-997-5585 1882-1987 SCOTT FARM FS BLUFFS, ILLINOIS 754-3313 Last year, BURRUS POWER HYBRIDS out-performed the biggest names in the field. Decisively. Time after time. 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ILLINOIS 62669 TEL 217 754-3306 ILL WATS 000 252-7539 A SUBSIDIARY OF ARCHER DANIELS MIOLANO CO CHAMBERSBURG, ILLINOIS DAY PHONE 327-4368 NIGHT PHONE 327-4268 West Central Illinois BEARDSTOWN SAVINGS AND LOAN 301 State — Beardstown, IL 62618 Phone 323- I MOO Ins. Agcy. 46 Main Street, Meredosia, Illinois 584-1751 584-1714 David Parker, Agent RJIC Since 1880 1st l?NOI CHAPIN STATE BANK Chopin, Illinois 62628 Member F. D. I. C. CHAPIN: 472-3211 HAZELRIGG GARAGE Repair and Wrecker Service Truck Testing PERRY. ILLINOIS 63262 CONCORD FACILITY: 457-2336 COMPLIMENTS OF GRIGGSVILLE VETERINARY CLINIC OFFICES IN GRIGGSVILLE AND MT. STERLING hone 217-773-3866- Mt. Sterling, IL 62353 217-833-2359- Griggsville, IL 62340 Phone: 217 236-9611 “3 est Msfies' JjXuvuhjs Farmers State! itkbttai IBank Your good neighbor bank. CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1988 Phone: 285-5585 Pittsfield, Illinois MEMBER FDIC Lfyfon c (217) 584-131 1 STARCH and CHEMICAL CORPORATION Knight's Implement Co. Inc. 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Illinois 62618 CENTER FARMERS TRADERS STATE BANK SERVING OUR COMMUNITY SINCE 1887 MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS 62665 • 584-1211 PERRY, ILLINOIS 62362 • 236-4811 m n ‘—•-•e 1-� - A « - f iaj r Meredosia 584-1211 MOftAi oirosn insuianc comoiahon . Perry 236-4811 75 CONGRATULATIONS FROM BEARDSTOWN DAIRY QUEEN f®IThe Farmers llkj] State Bank Ut land Trust Company 817 E. 4th Street Beardstown, il 62618 Phone: 323-1162 home Phone 217-584-1985 brazier. Downlown Jacksonville 245-5131 Jacksonville. Illinois 62651 Member FDIC Business Phone 217-584-1919 THIELE GARAGE 9-8« BILL W. THIELE 110 W. MAIN ST. P.O. BOX 308 PERRY. IL 62362 Phone: 236-9481 Bill Darin Thiele Night: 236-5181 Computer Wheel Alignment and Balance Auto Transmission Tune Ups Custom Exhaust Wrecker Service MITCHELLS AMOCO 517 Main Meredosia. Illinois 62665 WE Do Tire Repair a service work CADLE SONS IMPLEMENT, INC. JOHN DEERE DRIVE PERRY, ILLINOIS 62362 I. II INSIRAV I ;kncy. IV . ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE PHONE 217 754-3378 BLUFFS. 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Illinois 62665 Perry Garage Tire Perry Garage Tire is located at the old John Deere building We would like to 236-3311 On The Farm Tire Service. ““si, '” Wrecker Service (after 6.oo. 833-2374 or 236-4011) upcamon Portable Welding, Diesel and Gas overhaul • Cordovan Tires ( with Road Hazard guarantee ) • Firestone - 4 yr. Beld Hazard • Kelly Springfield 4 yr. fleld Hazard • Armstrong - 4 yr. Held Hazard CARGILL Box 717 MEREDOSIA, IL 62665 217 584-1153 Bluffs. 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