Milledgeville High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Milledgeville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1983 volume:

BE TRUE TO YOUR SCHOOL MILLWHEEL M1LLEDGEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MILLEDGEVILLEILLINOIS NJ THE 1982-83 ANNUAL IS . . . Mr. Tom Wiltshire served 30V.2 years at Milledgeville High School as a History teacher. He was well known and well liked by everyone who knew him. We will always remember Mr. Wilt- shire as a unique man! IN DEDICATION TO MR. TOM WILTSHIRE Farewell to days and pleasant ways Of happy auld lang syne; To friends so true and good times, too. That were so fair and fine! The years roll on. Old times are gone; Supplanted by the new. And when I see the change, ah me, It makes me feel quite blue! And yet'tis true the friends we knew; So dear to you and me; Though far away; shall live for aye In golden memory! ’Tis sweet to know, as on we 90, This truth, which is divine; We’ll ne’er forget the friends we’ve met In days of auld lang syne! — The Optimist AND IN MEMORY OF TODD MUNZ 3 L-R: D. Slifer, Advisor; D Wolf. Spring Production Editor; M. Leddy. Photography Editor. M Howlett. Fall Production Editor. Photography Staff Sitting L-R: P. Dettman. M Leddy. T. Bru- baker. A Bracken Standing L-R: R. Leddy. C. Bushman. L. Wa- genknecht. D. Slick. A 5 Kirsten Molzahn came to Milledgeville High School from her home in Langenhorn West Germany. Kirsten says, “I like my stay here and the friendly people. The food I like most is pizza, tacos, and ice cream cones, I like track, and I think that school here is easy. ” Teresa Maciejczyk went to Japan. Teresa has trav- eled before, and she enjoyed it so much that she decided to take another long journey, as a foreign exchange student. We have word that Teresa enjoys staying in Japan, and has a lot of fun. Her father said recently that “she doesn ’t even want to come home! All the way from Uberlandia, Minas Gerais in Brazil, is Chris Guimaraes. Chris says that she “likes the friendly hospitality of the people here. ” She has enjoyed living here, participating in sports, and likes all the food! One facet that Chris finds interesting is the snow!! Trina Bauling went to Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais which is in Brazil. There she is going to school, traveling a lot, and enjoying her stay with friends. 6 Steve Adee Brenda Anderson Kerri Balvanz Joel Barthel Kevin Beitler Kim Biller H M A N Tina Boesch Todd Brubaker Mary Ann Buser Rob Byvick Kristy Dittmar Rick Dyson Mark Eastabrooks Tuesdai Eastabrooks Julie Ensinger Tracy Fearing Karin Flynn Cherrie Folkers Kristy Fossett Anne Frederick Scott Frederick Gayle Gaumer Mike Geary Pam Gerdes Karl Grauman Mike Hackbarth Beth Harvey Brian Horner Jason Hull Steve Johnson Gary Judd Dave Korf Jerry Lancaster Joe Leddy Jerry Litwiller Tim Litwiller Leah Mailand Lonny Merlak Terri Mock Dawn Pierceson Dale Phillips Lynn Pitts Eric Shafer Rich Short Denise Snider Mary Tate 8 we i’iMarsr G W - u • •• 1. Freshman acting like Fjffhman' 2. Which one really did it?? 3. Miffivwand Rick look as if their not having quite as much difficulty!! 4. Sign up here!! 5. Class Officers from L-R: D. Pierceson, M. Buser. T. Eastabrooks, Advisor Dave Hefty. r+ t 9 Mike Bauling Shelly Baylor Jeff Bergstrom Chris Bushman Rick Bushman Caroline Cheeseman Lori Dudley Kent Engelkens Bonnie Folsom Devin Frederick Jim Fuller Terry Geirnaeirt Julie Goellner Marcie Grauman Jim Hacker Peggy Holdren Dominique Hutchison Joel Jakobs Kevin Janssen Lisa Jones Rick Kent Rick Kleckler Jay Koett Susan Livengood Scott Luther Ed Maxwell Mary McDonald Michelle Merlak Kelly Miller Mike Mum Patti Mum Ginger Phillips Sara Polhill Heather Robertson Lynn Selman Scott Shuman Steve Smith Eric Treadway Lance Waddell Ramon Woessner 10 1. Sumo Sue and her gang. 2. This is what a day at M.H.S. will do to you. 3. Marcie studying??? 4. Class Officers Top-Bottom: C. Phillips. Treas.. M Merlak, Sec.. R. Kleckler, V-Pres.. M Grauman, Pres., Mrs. Peugh, Advisor. 5. Lynn hurrying to get a seat at the exciting game. 11 Robin Beitler David Bellows Mark Bergstrom Alan Bracken Steve Bryson Pete Byvick Sean Dennis Paula Dettman Gregg DeVries Dan Dietsch Trent Druce Tami Dudley Kim Eastabrooks Jen Eller Lamont Finkle Lonny Fischbach Sheila Flynn Korey Fossett Wendy Frederick Rick Fredricks Vicky Free Nadine Gerdes Catherine Habbei Sherry Hackbartl Dave Harris Daryl Hayen Barb Hefty Liz Hippen Mike Hurley Marcel Hutchison Lynn Jones Larry Judd Tonya Layman Ruth Leddy Gary Linscheid Julie Miatke Heidi Musselman Tim Pashon Neil Pettenger Bobbi Phillips Robert Redell Jim Schultheis Kathy Shank Mia Short Deanna Slick Joel Stover Chuck Swearingei Dave Traum Ann Treadway Jeff Trotter Kent VanDyke Krystal Weidel Stacey Williams Pam Wolf 12 . She's nothin' but “small” talk. 2. Did you say “PARTY?” 3. Where are Ginger's hands??? 4. Junior Class Officers top L-R: D. Gerdes, Secretary: H. Weaver. Sponsor: S. Flynn. Treasurer bottom L-R: T. Pashon. President: D. Bracken. Sponsor: K. Shank. Vice-President 5. I’m flunking this class on purpose Mr. Kent ! 6. What goes up. must come down!! 13 WERE THROUGH 74 BEING COOL! 1. It’s about time she made one. 2. I ought to be in pictures. 3. Go get them cowboy 4. Some kids will do anything for attention! 5. Think you can handle all of them Scott? 6. Eat up boys. 15 KEITH ANDERSON TRINA BAULING TAMMY BRUBAKER DEANNA BUFFINGTON RENEE CARTER ROBERT COLEMAN CAROL DITTMAR RICK EASTABROOKS TRACI EASTABROOKS TODD EWERS TERESA FLYNN BARRY FRANKS i PAULA GEERTS MELISSA HOWLETT SHELLEY JANSSEN TODD LONG CRAIG LUDEWIG BETTE MATTHEWS FRANK MCDONALD LINDA MIATKE SHARON MILNES KIRSTEN MOLZAHN USA PARKS IAIN ROBERTSON JULIE ROGERS JOHN SAUER TIM SCRIBNER BRIAN SIMPSON BRUCE SIMPSON DARREN SMITH LARRY SWORD DIANA TRIBBLE TAMMY TURNER LORI WACENKNECHT GERALDINE WAGNER ELYNN WIERSEMA DEBRA WOLF Ten years from now KEITH ANDERSON will be raising donkeys on his nice huge farm. Ten years from now CLARKE BALVANZ will organize a club for American Nazis. Ten years from now TAMMY BRUBAKER will be entering the Miss America Pageant while wearing clothes that don V match. Ten years from now DEANNA BUFFINGTON will be the mother of 10 beef queens. Ten years from now RENEE CARTER will be a Girl Scout Leader. Ten years from now BOB COLEMAN will be a U.S. Senator. Ten years from now CAROL DITTMAR will be running in the Boston Marathon with Larry right behind her. Ten years from now RICK EASTABROOKS will replace Mr. Matson. Ten years from now TRACI EASTABROOKS will still be trying to get that fly off her nose. Ten years from now TODD EWERS will still be lying to his mother. Ten years from now TERESA FL YNN will be a lawyer trying to figure out how to be married to two men at the same time. Ten years from now BARRY FRANKS will be bald from combing his hair so much. Ten years from now PAULA GEERTS will still be letting everyone know what Bobby did last weekend. Ten years from now MELISSA HOWLETT will be an administrator’s wife. Ten years from now RANDY KLECKER will still be doing his weird laugh. Ten years from now JULIE ROGERS will be a room mother teaching the first grade how to print. Ten years from now MARY LEDDY under the influence will still be messing around in back seats of cars. Ten years from now DA VJD LIVENGOOD will be just like his idol COACH SCHOTT Ten years from now TODD LONG will still be in American History. Ten years from now CRAIG LUDEWIG will be working in a “radar” department. Ten years from now BETTE MA TTHEWS will be raising a JOCK 2. Ten years from now FRANK MACDONALD will be teaching History at MHS Ten years from now LINDA MIA TKE will be modeling headbands for Vogue. Ten years from now KATHY MONTIETH will still have her friends drive her around after she has been in the sauce. Ten years from now SHARON MILNES will still be turning on the Mitch switch. Ten years from now GREG MORHARDT will still be looking through the eyes of LOVE at Barb Hefty. Ten years from now KATHY NYE will be a machinest making Coon boxes. Ten years from now LISA AND LAURIE PARKS will still be dressing alike. Ten years from now IAIN ROBERTSON will be president of the National Organization of Skoal Brothers. Ten years from now JOHN SAUER will own a company called Boomer’s Designer Cordoroys whose special features are “snap back ’’ elastic waistbands. Ten years from now TIM SCRIBNER will still be littering in the school parking lot. Ten years from now BRUCE AND BRIAN SIMPSON will win the nobel peace prize for their book called “brotherly love. ” Ten years from now DARREN SMITH won't remember his past such as smashing someone's mail box. Ten years from now LARRY SWORDS will prove man did evolve from apes. Ten years from now DIANA TRIBBLE will still be dating the athlete in season. Ten years from now SUE TREADWA Y will be a roller derby queen. Ten years from now TAMMY TURNER will still find John Kent waiting for her after work. Ten years from now LOR WAGENKNECHT will still be Keith and David’s chaperones. Ten years from now ELYNN WIERSAMA will have a home on the range. Ten years from now DEB WOLF will have a milkman named Larry. Ten years from now KIRSTEN MOLZHAN will be a U.S dimplmant. CLASS PROPHECY TEN YEARS FROM NOW 3 eas?e©es? coaqots KEITH DANIEL ANDERSON Andy F.F.A Member 1-4; V Pres. 4; Football 1-4; All Con. Safety 3 4. End 4; All Area Safety 3-4, End 4; Basketball 1-4; All Area 3; Track 1-4; M Club Member 4. CLARKE H. BALVANZ Skoal Bandit. Hamlin V. Pres. 4; F.F.A Member 1-4; Pres. 4; Sentinel 2; School Musical 4; Play 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. TRINA BAULING F.H.A 13; Basketball 1; Track 2-3; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Band 1-2; Vocational School 3; Pom Pon 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Rotary Foreign Exchange Student 4. TAMMY JO BRUBAKER Tam. Jo. Little Bru Student Council 2-4; Sec. 4; F.H.A. Member 1; Annual Staff 2-4; Volleyball 1-4; Girls Basketball Statisticians 3; Track 1,3.4; M Club Member 4; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Band 1-3; Cheerleader 1-4; Librarian 1.3; Homecoming Att. 4; Vocational School 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. DEANNA BUFFINGTON Buff Student Council 1; School Musical 1.2.4; Play 2-3; Volleyball 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Officer 4; Accompanist 1-4; Swing Choir 1-4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; N.H.S. 2-4; Pom Pon 1-4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3-4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3-4. RENEE CARTER F.H.A 1-4; School Musical 2-4; Play 23; Volleyball 1.4; M Club Member 4; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Swing Choir 1-4; Pom Pon 1,2; Librar- ian 1; Vocational School 4; Teacher's Aid 4. ROBERT MASON COLEMAN “Coley” Bob Treas. 1; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 2-4; School Musical 24; Play 2-3; Football 2-3; Football Manager 1; M Club Member 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Swing Choir 1-3; Jazz Band 1-3; N.H.S. 2-4; Pres. 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; III. Governmental Internship Program 4 CAROL JEAN DITTMAR “Carol Sweetie” F.H.A 1; Basketball 1-2; Track 1-4; AH Con. 2-3; M.V.P. 2; Track State Qualifier 3; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Vocational School 3-4. RICHARD EASTABROOKS Rick F.F.A. 2-4; Vocational School 3-4. TRACI JEANETTE EASTABROOKS Jeanette. TJ. Merg Annual Staff 2; Volleyball 14; All Con. 4; Track 1-2; “M” Club Member 4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Cheerleader 1; Vocational School 4 TODD EWERS Play 3; Football 1-4; Honorable Men. 4; Basketball 1; “M'f Club Member 4; Mixed Chorus 1.3,4; All State Chorus 4; Pres. 4; Swing Choir 4 TERESA ANN FLYNN Tressa F.H.A. 3; Annual Staff 3-4; Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Track 1-2; M Club Member 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Librarian 1-3; Teacher’s Aid 4; Who’s Who America's Outstanding Names and Faces 4 BARRY DEAN FRANKS “Bear” Sec. 2; Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Homecoming Att. 2. PAULA JOY GEERTS PJ F.H.A. 1; Basketball 1-4; “M” Club Member 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Band 1-2; Vocational School 3-4; Pom Pon 2. MELISSA ANN HOWLETT Mel. Us. Howard. Howie Treas. 3; Student Council 1-4; Sec. 3; F.H.A. 1-2; Annual Staff 3-4; Editor 3; Basketball 1-3; Hustle Award 1; Track 1-3; “M Club Member 3-4; Librarian 1-2; N.H.S. 2-4; United State Achievement Academy 3-4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3- 4; DAR 4; Outstanding Freshman 1; Society of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Students 4. SHELLEY DAWN JANSSEN ■ Shell F.H.A. 1-2; Volleyball 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Swing Choir 2; Home- coming Att. 2-3; Vocational School 4; Pom Pon 1-4. RANDY KLECKLER “Kleck” Play 4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1; “M Club Member 4; Vocational School 3; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 4. MARY ELLEN LEDDY Mardo. Little Dolly Sec. 3; F.H.A. 1-2; Annual Staff 2-4; School Musical 1-4; Play 3; Volleyball 1-3; Track 1-2; “M” Club Member 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Swing Choir 3-4; Pom Pon 1,2,4. DAVID LIVENGOOD Liver. Yummy Pres. 1; Student Council 1-3; F.F.A. 1-2; Football 1-4; Outstanding Junior 3; All Con. Running Back 3-4; All Con. Linebacker 4; All Area Running Back 3-4; All Area Linebacker 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-3; “M” Club Member 4; Librarian 2; Homecoming Att. 1. CRAIG LUDEWIG F.F.A. 2-4; Football 1-3; Vocational School 3-4. 18 BETTE JO MATTHEWS Tootsie. Jock. Boom-Boom F.H.A 13; School Musical 4; Play 3; Volleyball 1; Basketball 1-4; “M” Club Member 3-4; Librarian 1-3; Vocational School 4: Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3-4. LINDA MIATKE Band 1; Librarian 1. SHARON MILNES - Shari. Mllnesy F.H.A 1-3; V. Pres. 3; Sec. 2; Band 1-3; Homecoming Queen 4; Pom Pon 1. KIRSTEN MOLZAHN Rotary Foreign Exchange Student 4; Volleyball 4; “M Club Member 4 KATHY MONTIETH F.H.A. 1-3; Librarian 1; Vocational School 3; Teacher's Aid 3. GREG MORHARDT Basketball 1-2. KATHY JO NYE Kat-Nye. KJ Sec. 4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 2; Volleyball 1-3; Basketball 1- 2; Track 1-4; M.V.P. 2; “M Club Member 4; Librarian 1-2; Vocational School 3. LAURIE LEE PARKS Student Council 1,4; Sec. 4; Play 2-3; Volleyball 1-3; Basketball 1; Track 1-4; “M Club Member 4; N.H.S. 2-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3-4; Society of American Distin- guished Students 3-4. LISA LYNN PARKS Treas. 2; Play 3; Volleyball 1-3; Basketball 1; Track 1-4; M Club Member 4; N.H.S. 2-4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3-4; Society of American Distinguished Students 3-4. IAIN DUNCAN ROBERTSON E. Redman. Billy Graham School Musical 1-2; Play 4; Football 1-4; Hon. Men. Kicker 3; All Con. Kicker 4; All Area Kicker 3-4; Rockford All Area Hon. Men. Kicker 4; Track 1-4; M” Club Member 4; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Swing Choir 1-2. JULIE ANN ROGERS Juls F.H.A. 1$; Chairman 3; Volleyball 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Librarian 1- 2; Pom Pon 2-3. JOHN J. SAUER F.F. A. 1-4; V. Pres. 3; Trea. 4; Football 1-4; All Con. Defensive Line 3; All Con. Offensive and Defensive Line 4. Pres. 3; Student Council 3; Homecoming Att. 4 BRIAN SCOTT SIMPSON - Copenhagen Kid. Sampson F.F A 1-4; Football 2; Manager 1.3; Basketball Manager 1-2; “M” Club Member 4; Vocational School 3. BRUCE KENT SIMPSON Simps F.F A 14; Sentinel 4; Football 1-4; “M” Club Member 4 DARREN LEE SMITH Derwood. Little Smith Student Council 2; F.F A 2; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Track 24; “M” Club Member 4; Homecoming Att. 3; King 4; Vocational School 3. LARRY SWORDS Vocational School 3-4. SUSAN ELIZABETH TREADWAY Transfer Student 4. DIANA LYNNE TRIBBLE Di. Trib. DT Pres. 4; V. Pres. 2-3; Sec. 1; Student Council 3-4; Pres. 4; V. Pres. 3; Play 2-3; Volleyball 1-4; Track 1-3; “M” Club Member 4; Cheerleader T4; Homecoming Att. 1; N.H.S. 2-4; Treas 4 TAMARA SUE TURNER Turnlklt, Tam. Turner-Burner F.H.A 1-3; Sec. 3; Basketball 1-4; Track 1; “M” Club Member 3-4; Band 1-4. LORI JEAN WAGENKNECHT Treas. 4; F.H.A. 2; Annual Staff 3-4; School Musical 4; Play 2-3; Volleyball 1-4; “M” Club Member 4; Vocational School 4. GERALDINE WAGNER Dean. Ger Vocational School 3-4. ELYNN SUE WIERSEMA Wiers. Space Student Council 1-3; School Musical 2; Play 4; Volleyball 1; “M” Club Member 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Band 1-2; Cheerleader 1-4; Vocational School 3. DEBRA LOUISE WOLF Deb. Wolfie F.H.A. 1-2; Annual Staff 2-4; Editor 4; Volleyball 1-4; M” Club Member 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Librarian 1-2; Vocational School 4; Pom Pon 1-4. 19 TIMOTHY R. SCRIBNER Rusty. Scrib. Lord Calvert Sharon Milnes Linda Miatke Elynn Wiersema Laurie Lisa Parks Julie Rogers Lori Wagenknecht Trina Bauling 20 Carol Dittmar Melissa Howlett Randy Kleckler Tammy Brubaker Kathy Nye and lain Robertson Traci Eastabrooks David Livengood Tammy Turner Deb Wolf 1. Why aren V you home studying Chemistry ? 2. Hurry up Lisa. 3. O Tay Bu ’wheat. 4. What is it? 5. Where's Darren? 6. Disgusting isn’t it! 7. Think about it 8. I didn’t do it this time 9. Teacher's pets. 10. Thinking of Friday? 11. Neil’s in trouble again?!? 22 1. Class officers, L-R: Kathy Nye, Secretary. Lori Wa- genknecht. Treasurer. Clark Balvanz. Vice President. C. Rocha. Advisor, and Diana Tribble. President 2. Corduroy John. 3. Larry blowing in Carol’s ear 4. Kathy and Kirsten delivering Mums 5. And then he said 6. Shut up Linda!! 7. Nice duds 8. Elynn being friendly. 9. Is this right? JO. Grow up Seniors! 23 1. Tammy, you're just a big baby. 2. My, what a BIG MOUTH you have1 3. Well, where is my next one? 4. Hey Mom Look, I made this all by myself! 5. The happy Skoal family. 6. The bookkeeping class that drove Mrs. Slifer crazy. 7. Planning their next move to irritate Mrs. Peugh. 24 'morrow Scott Homecoming had two themes this year. “Paradise at Sea” was the theme for the dance and “Video Games” was the theme for the class floats. The Clams were the entertainment for the dance. There was also a week of dressing up in a variety of ways. They were: Monday, Little Kids; Tuesday, Clowns; Wednesday, Punkers■ Year 2000; Thursday, Western; and Friday the Traditional Orange and Black Day. 26 Gordon 1. Forget your kleenex, Bobbi? 2. What’s your problem? 3. One move and I will shoot. 4. True Valley Girls, I’m sure. 5. Always clowning around. 6. Kids will be kids. 7. No contest Dee Dee, Mark has had much more experience than you. 8. Beauty, eh!!!!!!!!!!! ms 27 On November 18th and 19th, 1982, Milledgeville High School performed the musical Camelot by Lerner and Loewe. Camelot was a great success for everyone. The cast would like to thank Hal Weaver, Stan Dennis, and anyone else who helped to make this play such a great success!! 26 Arthur Guinevere Lancelot Pellinore Sir Dinadan Sir Lionel Sir Sagramore Merlyn Mordred Morgan LaFey Nimue Squire Dap Clarius Page Tom of Warwick Lady Syvil Lady Ann Ladies in Waiting The Royal Court Tim Pashon Barb Hefty Sean Dennis Chuck Swearingen Marcel Hutchison Joe Leddy Scott Frederick Clarke Balvanz lain Robertson Deanna Buffington Mary Leddy Shelly Baylor Randy Kleckler Steve Johnson John Flynn Jeremy Barnhart Brad Buffington Leah Mailand Renee Carter Cathie Habben Marcie Grauman Heather Robertson Mia Short Wendy Frederick Sheila Flynn Lyn Pitts Dorn Hutchison Pam Gerdes Ruth Leddy Ann Treadway Beth Harvey Denise Snider 29 Prom Court L-R: David Livengood, King Attendant; Tammy Turner. Queen; Greg Morhardt, King; Shelley Janssen. Queen Attendant. Prom Band: Harlequin 33 1.1 2 3 kick. 2. Dreaming about last night Keith?? 3. Can you believe that Sharon isn't smiling!? 4. Come on girls it can’t be that bad!! 5. This dam hat! 6. The day we found out how big their mouths really are. 7. Tell her to shut up!!!! 8. The look of love. 9. Don't be shy Deb!! 10. Together again??!! 11. Buddies!? 34 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL We-They We-They We-They Thomson 915 1215 Shannon 5 15 6-15 Pearl City 1510 1513 Chadwick 15' 8 1015 1614 Durand 15' 8 15' 1 Franklin Center 15- 4 1015 1511 Leaf River 1511 615 11-15 Mt. Carroll 315 4 15 Ashton 1517 5-15 Lanark 1215 915 Pearl City 315 15' 5 15- 5 Durand 15' 8 1513 Franklin Center 15- 6 1512 Leaf River 815 16-14 715 Mt. Carroll 6-15 6-15 Ashton 15-11 15- 8 Reg. Fulton 1517 1215 VARSITY FOOTBALL We They Lanark 16 13 Dakota 19 12 Durand 0 35 Pearl City 6 7 Franklin Center 26 12 East Dubuque 3 6 Leaf River 46 0 Mt. Carroll 15 8 Ashton 49 6 Row I L-R: T. Flynn. S. Williams. S. Flynn. M. Short. R. Leddy. Row 2 L-R: R Carter. K Weidel. K Molzahn, W. Frederick. D. Tribble. D Wolf. T. Brubaker. T. Eastabrooks Row 3 L-R: Coach L. Border. L. Wagenknecht. K. Nye. P. Dettman. B. Hefty, L. Hippen. K. Shank. D. Slick. B. Phillips. D. Gerdes. Row I L-R: S Bryson. D. Smith. R. Kleckler. T. Pashon Row 2 L-R: J Trotter. J. Sauer. J. Stover. T. Long. D. Livengood. B. Simpson. L. Judd. Row 3 L-R: G. DeVries. I. Robertson. G. Linscheid. M. Hutchison. D. Hayen, D. Traum. Row 4 L R: M. Bergstrom. P. Byvick. N. Pettenger. T. Ewers. K. Anderson. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL We They Oregon 68 25 Rock Falls 52 35 Savanna 66 13 Durand 54 30 Sterling 46 33 Pearl City 60 46 Rock Falls 40 45 Franklin Center 54 26 Mt. Carroll 41 37 Durand 49 39 Rock Falls 43 30 Pearl City 29 25 Fulton 40 43 Sterling 33 23 Prophetstown 45 58 Polo 35 34 Franklin Center 60 20 Mt. Carroll 36 51 Lanark-Reg. 49 54 Row 1 L-R: A Treadway. B Matthews. S. Williams. S Flynn. P. Geerts. T. Turner. Row 2 L-R: Coach J. Nesemeier. D. Gerdes. K Shank. B Hefty. P. Dettman. K Fossett. Manager. 36 FRESH-SOPH VOLLEYBALL FRESH-SOPH GIRLS BASKETBALL They 68 48 60 47 67 58 65 52 66 55 OT 60 55 58 47 53 57 48 46 70 D OT 56 54 72 OT 56 55 61 60 Row 1 L-R: D. Pierceson, M. Grauman. H. Robertson, B. Anderson, A. Frederick. Row 2 L-R: M. Buser, T. Mock, G. Phillips, T. Eastabrooks, S. Liven good. L. Mai land. P. Mum. Row 3 L-R: Coach J. Marti, K. Flynn, K. Biller, S. Baylor, L. Selman, M. Merlak. We-They We-They We-They Thomson 15-10 15- 9 Shannon 15- 8 16-14 Pearl City 15-11 15- 6 Chadwick 7-15 15-10 15- 7 Durand 15-11 15- 1 Franklin Center 15-10 15- 1 Leaf River 15- 2 15- 1 Mt. Carroll 12-15 15- 6 15-13 Ashton 15- 4 15-12 Lanark 15-13 15-10 Pearl City 15- 4 15-13 Durand 15-12 15-11 Franklin Center 15-11 15- 5 Leaf River 15- 2 15- 9 Mt. Carroll 15-13 15- 6 Ashton 15- 1 15-13 They 24 24 16 11 28 28 20 30 16 4 17 46 23 36 26 12 23 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Row 1 L-R: S. Baylor, L. Selman, M. Merlak, S. Livengood, B. Harvey. K. Flynn, M. McDonald, L. Pitts. Row 2 L-R: K. Fossett, G. Gaumer, K. Biller. H. Robertson. S. Polhill, B. Anderson, M. Grauman, Coach J. Nesemeier. Oregon Rock Falls Savanna Durand Sterling Pearl City Franklin Center Mt. Carroll Rock Falls Durand Pearl City Fulton Sterling Prophetstown Polo Franklin Center Mt. Carroll Row I L-R: T. Pashon. D. Livengood. L. Finkle, R. Kleckler, S. Bryson. Row 2 L- R: Coach G. Schott. D. Traum, G. DeVries. M. Bergstrom. N. Pettenger. K Van Dyke. K. Anderson, D. Hayen. A Bracken Manager. Lanark Polo Chadwick Mt. Carroll Oregon Durand Thomson Ashton Chadwick Leaf River Franklin Center Pearl City Mt Carroll Chadwick Leaf River Erie Shannon Durand Lanark Franklin Center Pearl City Ashton Thomson Mt. Carroll Leaf River Reg. Morrison 37 FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL OPPONENTS W T Lanark 14 12 Dakota 10 0 Durand 20 6 Pearl City 42 20 Franklin 1 0 Center (FORFEIT) East Dubuque 35 12 Leaf River 47 6 Mt. Carroll 14 6 Ashton 33 0 Row 1 L-R: M Muni. D. Phillips. T. Litwiller. K Janssen. K. Grauman. M. Geary, T. Brubaker. B. Horner Row 2 L-R: T. Geirnaeirt. S. Adee. J. Bergstrom. J. Lancaster. M. Bauling. K Engelkens. R. Woessner. J. Hacker. J. Fuller. Row 3 L-R: L. Merlak. R. Byvick. S. Luther. K. Miller. R. Kleckler, R. Bushman. S. Johnson. R. Short. G. Judd Row 4 L-R: E. Shafer. E. Treadway. J. Litwiller. L. Waddell. J. Jacobs. J. Hull. S. Frederick. D. Frederick. J. Leddy, J. Barthel. D. Korf. FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL 1982 83 FROSH SOPH BASKETBALL RECORD 175 CONFERENCE RECORD 120 OPPONENTS W T Oregon 63 50 Lanark 52 62 Durand 38 23 Franklin Thomson 50 43 Center 51 49 Ashton 44 34 Pearl Franklin City 50 35 Center 48 42 Ashton 43 36 Pearl Thomson 48 57 City 44 33 Mt. Mt Carroll 42 39 Carroll 31 30 Leaf Chadwick 36 44 River 63 27 Leaf Elizabeth 53 62 River 59 44 Savanna 70 57 Erie 50 47 Chadwick 35 38 Shannon 38 16 O.T.) Durand 55 45 KNEELING L-R: T. Brubaker. J. Leddy, M. Hackbarth. S Frederick. Coach D. Thorngren. S. Luther, J. Barthel, L. Merlak. K. Janssen. STANDING L-R: R Bushman. T. Geirnaeirt. R. Woessner. E. Shafer. M. Bauling. J. Bergstrom. R. Kent. J. Hull. D. Frederick. R. Kleckler. Girls Basketball Statisticians L-R: T Flynn. Varsity Volleyball Statisticians L-R: K. Nye, D. Slick, G Phillips. R Bietler. B Folsom. Frosh-Soph Volleyball Statisticians L-R: L. Pitts. B. Folsom. R Bietler. 58 40 Let's Co! The 1982-83 Varsity Volleyball team ended their season with a conference record of 7-5, and an overall season record of 8-9. The girls finished in third place in the conference. The team consisted of eight seniors and fourteen juniors. The volleyball coach this year was Lori Border. There we all are. Diana and Kathy blocking. 41 “Football has become the symbol of our country's best qualities courage, stamina, coordinat- ed efficiency. Many believe in these days of doubt and indeci- sion that through this sport we can best keep alive the spirit of reality and enterprise which has made us great. Upon the fields of friendly strife are sown the seeds that, upon other fields, on other days, will bear the fruits of victo- ry General Douglas Mac Arthur Forgetting a somewhat poor start, the 1982-83 MISSILES rolled up their sleeves and finished with a substandard, but far from dismal 6-3 record. Our hats go off to seniors Keith, Todd E., Randy, Dave, Todd L., lain, John, Bruce, and Darren who s unity and pride allowed us the leadership necessary to finish our season playing football as well as anyone in the area. Remember that success and happiness are not destinations, they are exciting never ending journeys! If you are made of the right “stuff”, a hard fall will always result in a very high bounce. As you leave MHS please take with you fond memo- ries and our appreciation for your cooperation and fine atti- tudes. Our doors are always open to you! Coach Hartje 43 CAN’T HOLD YOU BACK! 44 This year’s Lady Missiles really made some progress. They won the North- west 8 Conference with a 7-1 record and posted an impressive 14-5 record over-all. The three seniors and seven juniors all contributed, with every girl playing in almost every game. Of the five losses, only one was in conference and all were hard-fought. Coach Nese- meier has really turned the Lady Mis- sile Basketball program, winning the first Girls Conference Championship ever in his second year of coaching. An upset loss to Lanark in the regional ended the season for the Lady Mis- siles, but they were quite proud of what they had accomplished this year. 1. Warming up before the game 2. Paula being aggressive. 3. Who's going to get it? 4. Kathy shooting a freethrow 5. Everyone is watching the game 6. Barb winning the jump. 7. Hustling up the court 8. Teresa Flynn, senior stats 1. Mt. Carroll trying to score. 2. Where did the ball go? 3. Two points more! 4. Parent’s night. 5. Battle of the heights. 6. Paula Geerts grabbing an awesome re- bound. 7. Working out the strategy. 8. Will it go through? 9. Warming up at half- time. 'We would like to thank Sauk Val- ley Sun for picture No. 5. 45 “Catch That Missile Spirit” was the motto for the 1982-83 season, but unfortunately, for this year's varsity team they could never get a firm grip on this elusive spirit. A frustrated Missile team finished 7-19 overall, and 5 7 in the Northwest 8 Conference. It was a season filled with many battling comebacks with all too many of them falling short. Two outstanding success- ful comebacks came versus a fine Ashton Aces team. The first was at home when the Missiles recovered from an 11 point deficit to win 56-52. The second time the Missiles found themselves down 19-4, before they awoke and start- ed fighting back. Finally, with two seconds to go senior Keith Anderson, hit two pressure free throws to put the game into overtime, where the Missiles won 74-72. It Is hoped that our graduating seniors, toughen by these tests, will go on to achieve higher goals While the returning juniors coupled with the Class of 85. will have regroup and be ready to put forth the “Olympic-Like ” effort needed to ”Go For The Gold” in 1983-84. Individual awards were given to: KEITH ANDERSON Bingo Man Award. Top Free Throw Award, and The Lyle Nesemeier Award for the Most Valuable PLayer. Keith was unanimously selected by the Northwest 8 Conference. He was selected 1st team All-Area by the Daily Gazette. Spe- cial Mention All-Area by Freeport Journal-Standard, and the Rockford Register Star DA VID LIVENGOOD: Honor ary Captain. MARK BERGSTROM: Top Rebounder Award. GREGG DEVRIES: The Allen Woodin Memorial Award. 47 Football; Basketball; Track Volleyball; Track; Cheerleading Volleyball Volleyball Football; Basketball Football Volleyball; Track Basketball Football; Basketball; Track Basketball Volleyball; Track 48 Pom-Pon Volley; Pom-Pon Pom-Pon Cheerleading mm ) i Football Track Football: Track ) Volleyball; Cheerleading Basketball Football Volleyball Volleyball; Track Football Track Football Track The 1982-83 Fresh-Soph Volleyball team ended their sea- son with a conference of 12-0. The girls were undefeated, winning first in the conference. The team consisted of eight sophomores and nine freshmen. The volleyball coach this year was Jodi Martz. 50 111M -JmI I ImII v|| The fresh-soph boys football team fin- ished their 1982 season with a record of 9-0. The team consisted of 37 mebers of which 22 were freshmen and 15 were sophomores. The team was again coached by Rick Malson and assisted by John Nesemeier. 3 The Fresh-Soph Girls Basketball Team had an excel- lent season in the 82-83 year. The team was made up of 8 sophomores and 7 freshmen. They won the conference title undefeated, and finished the season with a 17-5 record. All of these girls were very proud of their accomplishments! 52 The 82-83 squad, made up of 9 Soph, and 6 Fr., finished the season with a 17-5 record and were undefeated in confer- ence play. Success depends on many factors and the depth and talent of this team are two such factors. Five players scored over 150 points and rebounding was also a key strong point. Unlike many teams, they showed pa- tience on offense which allowed them to develop a strong inside game and at the same time were aggressive on defense without fouling. With success comes pride and this group of athletes can be very proud of the way in which they represented the school and themselves. CONGRATULATIONS on a GREAT SEASON! 53 Bottom Row: L to R. C Cheeseman. B Folsom. K. Biller. B Harvey. K Balvanz, P Gerdes. K Flynn. L. Pitts. M. McDonald. Middle Row: M. Grauman. H. Robertson. L. Selman. M Merlak, S. Livengood, D. Gerdes. C. Gurimraes. A. Treadway. S. Flynn. Top Row: T. Flynn. L. Hippen. L. Parks. T. Brubaker. K. Molzahn, S. Treadway. B. Hefty. P. Dettman, C. Dittmar, L. Parks. K Nye. Bottom Row: L to R. J. Leddy, D. Phillips. J. Lancaster. L. Merlak. J. Hull. T. Brubaker. Middle Row: T. Geirnaeirt, J. Stover. R. Bushman. M. Hurley. R. Kleckler, L. Waddell. E. Treadway. Top Row: J. Schultheis. M. Bauling, M. Bergstrom. K. Anderson. K. Engelkens. I. Robertson. S. Dennis. J. Bergstrom. D. Livengood. 55 The Milledgeville Track Teams had a very outstanding track season. The girls team was undefeated and were conference champions. Two of the realy teams, 440 and 880 medley, participated in the state track meet. The 400 relay consisted of Lynn Selman, Tammy Brubaker, Susan Livengood, and Michelle Merlak. The members of the 880 medley relay team were Carol Dittmar, Susan Treadway, Susan Livengood, and Tammy Brubaker. The boys Fresh-soph track team were also conference champions. They broke several records at the conference meet. The varsity boys received 3rd place in the conference meet. The varsity boys improved greatly this season. M-CLUB Sitting L-R: T. Brubaker, T. Eastabrooks. B. Mat- thews, T. Long, B. Simpson. T. Ewers, J. Sauer. I. Robertson. T. Turner, L. Wagenknecht, L. Parks, R. Klecker, R. Carter. P. Geerts, K. Nye, K Molzahn. T. Flynn. Kneeling L-R: K Anderson, B. Simpson, D. Livengood, N. Pettenger Standing L-R: E. Wiersema, D. Wolf, M. Howlett, P. Dettman, B. Hefty, M. Leddy, D. Tribble. L. Parks. STUDENT LIBRARIANS Front Row L-R: M. Grauman, M. Bauling, J. Stover R. Kent, C. Cheeseman. Back Row L-R: K. Balvanz, R. Bietler, P. Munz, S. Baylor. L. Jones. K. Fossett, L. Pitts, D. Rahn, Advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL PARENT LIBRARIANS Standing L-R: B. Folsom, M. Howlett, D. Tribble. K. Shank. S. Livengood, L. Parks. Hanging L-R: L. Mai- land, T. Mock, K Nye, T. Pashon, M. Grauman. B. Hefty. A Bracken. D. Pierceson. T. Eastabrooks. Sit- ting L-R: K. Weidel, M Merlak, L. Selman, T Bru- baker, R. Kleckler. Sitting L-R: J. Shafr. E. Rohde. K. Frederick, B. Portner Stand- ing L-R: J. Wolf. D. Rahn. 59 MARCHING BAND Pom Pon L to R: D. Wolf, S. Janssen, H. Musselman, W. Frederick, M. Leddy, R. Leddy, G. Phillips, B. Phillips. D. Buffington. Band L to R: B. Hefty. L. Jones. B. Harvey. H. Robertson. J. Hull, T. Flynn. A. Treadway. D. Snider, K. Dittmar. K. Shank, S. Dennis, M. Grauman, C. Cheeseman. D. Hutchison, S. Flynn. M McDonald. L. Pitts. J. Bergstrom. L. Selman, D. Slick. J. Leddy. A. Bracken, M Merlak. K. Flynn. C. Habben, L. Mai land, T. Turner, S. Baylor, C. Swearingen. CONCERT BAND FI rat Row L to R: M McDonald. D. Hutchison. S. Flynn, T. Turner, B. Hefty. K Weidel. Second Row L to R: T. Flynn, L Mailand. S. Baylor, L. Jones. H. Robertson, C. Habben, B. Harvey. B Phillips, D. Slick. A. Treadway, J. Hull Third Row L to R: L. Selman, K. Dittmar, D. Snider. K. Shank, S. Dennis. T. Ewers. J. Bergstrom, C. Swearingen. J. Leddy, M. Merlak. A. Bracken. J. Sauer. T. Pashon. Fourth Row L to R: D. Buffington, C. Cheeseman, L. Pitts, K. Biller, James Weir, Director. F. F.A. First Row L to R: R. Dyson, E. Maxwell. T. Utwiller. K Janssen. Second Row L to R: K. Anderson. J. Schultheis. J. Sauer. B. Simpson. M. Hurley, J. Lancaster. J. Barthel, L. Merlak, G. Judd. M. Eastabrooks. J. Fuller, M. Hackbarth, E. Dietz, Advisor. Third Row L to R: T. Long, C. BaJvanz, L. Finkle, R. Woessner. S. Frederick, S. Luther. J. Jacobs. M. Hutchison, K. Engelkens. K. Miller. Fourth Row L to R: R. Eastabrooks. D. Dietsch, S. Smith, R. Redell. B. Simpson. C. Reisdorph, E. Treadway. J. Hacker, D. Hayen, J. Stover. N. Pettenger. NHS First Row L to R: Dorothea Rahn, Advisor. M. Howlett. D. Tribble, La. Parks. D. Buffington. Li. Parks Second Row L to R: S. Flynn. D. Slick, W. Frederick, B. Hefty. Third Row L to R: K. Shank, T. Pashon. 60 SWING CHOIR Hal Weaver, Director First Row L to R: M Short, S. Baylor, T. Pashon, R. Carter. Second Row L to R: S. Bryson, M Leddy, W Frederick, S. Johnson. Third Row L to R: C. Swearingen, D. Snider, S. Frederick, P. Dettman, K. Weidel, T. Ewers. Fourth Row L to R: M Hutchison. G. DeVries. S. Dennis. Fifth Row L to R: B. Harvey, B. Hefty. D. Buffington. CHORUS Hal Weaver. Director First Row L to R: R. Leddy, B. Harvey. H. Robertson, S. Baylor. T. Eastabrooks, S. Polhill, P. Dettman, G. Phillips, D. Hutchison, C. Cheeseman Second Row L to R: D. Snider, C. Folkers, T. Eastabrooks, A Frederick. M. Buser, D. Pierceson, P. Gerdes, K Dittmar, L. Dudley. T. Dudley Third Row L to R: T. Ewers, D. Buffington, A. Treadway, S. Treadway, K. Balvanz, L. Mailand, K Biller. K Flynn, L. Pitts. B. Folsom. S. Dennis, C. Swearingen. T. Pashon. Fourth Row L to R: K Weidel. A Bracken. J. Sauer, B. Phillips, D. Slick, K. Shank, B. Hefty, S. Flynn, M. Grauman, J. Leddy, S. Frederick. S. Johnson. FHA First Row L to R: Judy Bushman. Chap. Mother. M. Buser. A. Frederick. P. Wolf. R. Beitler, V. Free, T. Dudley. L. Pitts. D. Snider, C. Folkers. Barb Peugh, Advisor. Second Row L to R: J. Goellner. S. Polhill. T. Eastabrooks. S. Baylor, G. Phillips, P. Mum, C. Cheeseman, D. Hutchison. B. Harvey. Third Row L to R: M. Grauman. H. Robertson, P. Holdren, B. Folsom, L. Jones, S. Hackbarth, C. Bushman. L. Dudley. JAZZ BAND First Row L to R: L. Mailand, J. Hull, T. Flynn. S. Baylor, S. Baylor. J. Leddy. D. Flynn. Second Row L to R: T. Ewers, D. Snider. K Shank. B. Hefty. D. Buffington, J. Bergstrom. Third Row L to R. S. Dennis. T. Pashon. 61 CHEERLEADING 1. Varsity: Bottom L-R E. Wiersema. D. Tribble. B. Hefty. Top L-R T. Brubaker. M. Short. K Weidel. 2. Frosh-Soph: Bottom L-R P. Gerdes. S. Livengood. B. Harvey. Top L-R L. Jones. S. Baylor. Absent: M Wyatt. 3. Group: Front B. Hefty. Second Row L-R E. Wiersema. S. Baylor. K. Weidel. T Brubaker. Third Row L-R P. Gerdes. B. Harvey. M. Short. L. Jones. S. Livengood. D. Tribble. Absent: M. Wyatt. POM PON Pom Pon: L-R D. Buffington. S. Janssen. B. Phillips. D. Wolf. W Frederick, H. Musselman, G. Phillips. R. Leddy. K Dittmar. M Leddy. 62 0 UJ © © © U) © © © © © © (? © © © 8 Fresh Soph Officers L-R: E. Deitz. Advisor. « . Fuller, K Engel kens. E. Treadway, J. Hacker. R. Woessner, K Miller. 66 1. D. SUfer, Business; 2. T. Wiltshire, History; 3. R. Barnhart, Science; 4. D. Rahn, Spanish; 5. D. Thorngren. Counselor; 6. B. Peugh, Home Ec; 7. D. Hefty. Eng; 8. L. Kent. Science; 9. A. Fox. Phys. Ed; 10. R. Malson, Phys. Ed. 70 I. G. Hartje, Gen. Math, 2. G. Schott. Math; 3. D. Bracken. Engl; 4. J. Weir. Band; 5. H. Weaver. Chorus; 6. E. Dietz. Ag.; 7. S. Brunner. Fresh Eng. 8. L. Snow. Dr. Ed.. Sociology; 9. G. Rocha. Art; 10. J. Dykhuizen. Inc. Arts; II. M. Hendrix. History. 71 Mr. Earle Mailand. Superintendent. Dr Layton Pauson. Principal. Mrs. Lynn Hefty. Nurse. Noon Supervisor. Elaine Simpson. Secretary; Lois Simmons. Bookkeeper. 72 BOARD OF EDUCATION Sitting L-R: M. Richter, J. Parks. A. Dettman Standing L-R: K. Kaufman, S. Livengood, S. Franks, J. Sauer. iip mmi) mmm J y 7 J 73 i've done everything for you Bus Drivers L-R: G. Nesemeier, B. Peters. B Thorngren, M Chaffee, D. Hefty. 75 MILLEDGEVILLE OIL CO. Compliments Of Bob Gaumer SIZEMORE CITGO Chuck Sizemore And Tom Sizemore MEGII OIL CO. MILLEDGEVILLE FARMER S ELEVATOR Sterling 625 0094 Milledgeville 225-7988 Congratulations Class Of 1983 MINI MART-DAIRY JOY THE SCOREBOARD Food-Ice Cream-Pizza-Groc Needs Restaurant Game Room Larry • Linda Janssen Excellent Food-Excellent Service 2255158 225 7345 6 A M. to 10 P.M. Mon-Fri. Les And Bert Snow THE YEARBOOK STAFF CARROLL SERVICE CO. Milledgeville, IL. 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