Milledgeville High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Milledgeville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1984 volume:

Milledgeville High School Milledgeville Illinois HAM6AA €•11 ®'“ M£ 1A 3 fc°S3S0Q OT HEAVY ROCK ®E© ANATH A YAA A Af UiAMAS « ■ °fjVR® qr!vR0 u n vnflVe fo a oarli «©O' aoxe mill npi IPflillliM-kustvd. Iguo 0©mcq0 cmo00 ics students lump ou t ,,fr 'TRADEMARK . .ysjcs students jupp Window � e ee he aeefff chuckle The music program at MHS has been outstanding these past 23 years due to the special touch and talents of Mr. Hat Weaver. These same special gifts have been appreciated by the Class of 84 as he has sponsored us and guided us through our four years of high school, in appreciation, we dedicate this annual to him. Though we wish him well in retirement, we know he will be missed. 3 KENDALL TRUCKING COMBINING Mike Frank 225-7924 225-7069 EWERS GARAGE 18 East Fourth Street Milledgeville 225-7151 SOHIGRO SERVICE CO. Frank Milledgeville, IL. Phone 225-7101 MARTIN HOUSE House Of Fine Foods Owners Marv Shirley Knutti Senior Staff Members L-R: Front Row: P. Wolf, S. Flynn, W. Frederick, K. Weidel, M. Short, R. Leddy. Back Row: H. Musselman, B. Phillips, A. Bracken, N. Gerdes, P. Dettman. 4 Front Row L-R: C. Bushman, S. Baylor, L. Mailand, B. Anderson, J. Williams, B. Eastabrooks. Back Row: P. Gerdes, D. Slifer, Advisor; D. Bracken, Advisor; A. Fox, Advisor; J. Ensinger, C. Folkers, H. Weaver, Advisor M We Would Like To Thank The Following Patrons: Special Service Award to P. Wolf Dr. Kenje Ogata Sterling Suzuki-Kawasaki FogelInsurance Lin's Beauty Salon Forreston-Lanark Ready Mix Behrens Flower Shed Miller's Feed Mill Byvicks Service Station PERSONA STUDIO Your Official School Photographer For The 1984-85 School Year 20 W. 3rd Sterling, IL. 625-0801 Chris Guimaraes left us at the end of the first semester returning home to Brazil. Fatima Larizbeascoa arrived from Peru to continue the South American influence upon MHS. We reciprocated by sending Deanna Slick to Venezuela. We also saw Kathy Nye leave for Australia and Renee Carter leave for Belgium. 6 SENIORS 10 Steven Lyle Bryson Kathleen Marie Shank Timothy Lee Pashon Dave Harris Nei! Dean Pettenger Pamela Sue Wolf Joel Stover Krystal Kathleen Weidel Gregg M. DeVries Kimberly Jo Eastabrooks Sherry Sue Hackbarth Kent Van Dyke Christianne Guimaraes Lamont EI wood Finkle Tonya Kay Layman Lynn N. Jones Robin L. Beitier Daryl Hayen Barbara A. Hefty ROBIN L. BEITLER - Bird, Bobbie Joe, Bobbin Trans. Stud. 1; FHA 2-4; Sch. Musci. 3-4; Lib. 3-4; Woe. Sch. 4; Vol. Stats. 2-3; March of Dimes Scholshp. 4. MARK A BERGSTROM - Bergy Ftbi. 1-4; Bskt. 1-4; Tk 1-4; M” Club 3-4; All Conf. Ftbl. 4; Tcher's Aid 4; Bingoman Award 4. DAN DIETSCH - Ditch, Truck FFA 1-4; Sch. Play 4; Ftbl. 1; Who's Who Amg. Amer. HS Stud. 3; Carroll County Jr. Deputy 1-4. TRENT DRUCE - SplcolIi FFA 1-2,4; Ftbl. 1-2; Bskt. 1-2,4; At Club 4; Bskt. Hon. Ment. 4; All Area Gaz. Bskt. 4; Free Throw Award 4; Lyle Nesemeier Mem. Award for MVP for Bskt 4. LORI L. DUDLEY - Dud. Lee, Ro, Puda Stud. Coun. 1; FHA 1-2; Vol. Stats. 1; Mix. Chr. (Ac- com.) 1-2; Tcher's Aid 3; Nat. History Govern. Award 3; Acad. Outstand. Award 1-3. TAMI JEAN DUDLEY - Little Dud, Tam FHA 1-4; Mix. Chr. 1-3; Tcher's Aid 4; Gold Key Art Award 2; State FHA Conv. 4; Who's Who Amg. Amer. HS Stud. 2; Nat. Sci. Mer. Award 2. ALAN WILLIAM BRACKEN - AB, Big Al Stud. Councl. 3-4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Annl. Stf. 2-4; Sch. Muscl. 1,4; Sch. Play 1-2,4; Ftbl. 1; Tk. 1-2; Baskt. Mang. 1-4; M Club 3-4; Mix. Chr. 1-4; Band 1-4; Rad. Grp. 4; Amer. Leg. Prem. Boys State 3; Who's Who Amg HS Stud. 3; Eagle Scout 4. STEVEN L YLE BRYSON FFA 1-2; Ftbl. 1-3; Baskt. 1-3; Tk 1-2; M Club 3; Mix. Chr. 1-2; Swg. Chr. 1-4; Ind. Art Club 1-3; Rad. Grp. 4. TERESA LYNN BURKE - Burkey Trans. Stud. 4; Mix Chr. 1-4. PETER J. BYVICK - Dick. Bubba Ftbl. 1-4; Bskt. 1; At” Club 3-4; Mix. Chr. 1; All Conf. Def. Ln. Ftbl. 4; All Area Ster. Gaz. (Def. Ln.) Ftbl. 4; Voc. Sch. 3-4. SEAN CHRISTOPHER DENNIS - Seen An I. Stf. 1-2; Sch. Muscl. 1,3-4; Sch. Play 4; Ftbl. 1-2; Tk. 1-3; At Club 3; Mix. Chr. 1-4; Swg. Chr. 1-4; All Conf. Tk. 3; Amer. Leg. Prem. Boy State 3. PAULA JEAN DETTMAN ■ D , Dumb, Chopper F.H.A. 1; Ant. Stf. 1-4, Co-Head Photographer 4; Sch. Muscl. 1; Vol 1-4; Bskt 1-4; Tk. -3; At Club 3-4; Swg. Chr. 1-4; Band Mem. 1-2; Mix. Chr. 1-3; All Conf. Baskt. 1st Team 3; All Area Ster. Gaz. Bskt. 3-4; MVP Bskt. 3; All Area Rock. Reg. Star Hon. Ment. Bskt. 3; Spec. Ment. 4; All Conf. Vol. 1st Team 4; All Area Ster. Gaz. Vol. 4; Co-MVP Bskt. 4; Most Rebounds 4; Best Free Throw % 4; All Area Ster. Gaz. 2nd Team Bskt 4. GREGG At. DEVRIES Ftbl. 1-4; Bskt. 1-4; Tk. 1-2; At” Club 4; Mix. Chr. 1-2; Swg. Chr. 1-4; Homcmg. Att. 1-3; All Conf. Qtb. 4; All Conf. Bskt. 4; Hon. Ment. Daily Gaz. Qtb. 4; Hon. Ment. Rock. Reg. Qtb. 4; All Area Daily Gaz. Bskt. 4; Hon. Capt. 4; Prom King 4. KIMBERLY JO EASTABROOKS - Kim Voc. Sch. 3; Teacher's Aid 4. JERI L YNN ELLER - Jer, Skipper Tk. 2; Lib. 4. LAMONT ELWOOD FINKLE - Finger, Monty FFA 1,3-4; Bskt. 1-4; At” Club 3-4; Hoocmg. Att. 4. SHEILA MARIE FL YNN - Flynn-Fox. Shell-Mobile, BOA Class Treas. 3-4; Anl Stf. 2-4; Sch. Muscl. 1,3-4; Sch. Play 2; Vol. 1-4; Bskt. 1-4; Tk. 1,3; At Club 4; Mix. Chr. 1-4, Off. 4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1; All Conf. Tk. 3; NHS 2-4; Boys Baskt. Stats. 2-4; Soc. of Disting. Amer. HS Stud. 3-4; Who's Who Amg. HS Stud. 3-4; Amer. Leg. Aux. Girls State 3; III. State Schol. 4; Nat. His. Award 4; Bskt-Most Impr. Player 3; Div. HS Solo Ensemble Contest 3. KOREY C. FOSSETT - Korky, Spicket Sch. Play 4; Ftbl. 2; Ftbl. Mang. 1; Band 1; Ind. Art Club 1-4; Voc. Sch. 3. WENDY KIM FREDERICK - Weed Class Sec. 4; Student Council 1-2; FHA 1; Anl. Stf. 2-4, Co-Edt. 4; Sch. Muscl. 1-3; Vol. 1-4; Swg. Chr. 1-4; Band 1-2; Cheerldr. 1-2,4; Lib. 1-2; Homcomg. Att. 4; NHS 2-4; Pom Pon 3; Who's Who Amg. Amer. HS Stud. 2-4; Soc. of Dist'ing. Amer. HS Stud. 3-4; Nat. Hist. Award 4. RICK J. FREDRICKS - Ricardo. Fred FFA 1; Ftbl. 1; Voc. Sch. 4. VICKY LYNN FREE - Stallion FHA 1-4; Anl Stf. 3-4; Voc. Sch. 3; Tcher's Aid. NADINE C. GERDES • Dee Dee, Nadie, Nobody Class Sec. 3; Anl. Stf. 3-4; Sch. Muscl. 1; Vol. 1-4; Bskt. 1-4; Tk. -4; At” Club 3-4; Mixed Chr. 1; Lib. 1; All 11 Conf. Vol. 2nd Team 4; Vol. All Area Gaz. 4; Pom-Pon 1,4; MVP Vol. 4; Bergner’s Gold Key Award, Finalist; Prom Att. 4. CHRISTI ANNE GUIMARAES - Chris Tk. 3; Mix. Chr. 4; Tcher's Aid 4; Exchange Student 3- 4. CATHERINE JEAN HABBEN - Cathie, Juana, Guana FHA 1-4; Sch. Muscl. 3; Tk. 1; Band 1-3; Tcher's Aid 3- 4; NHS 3-4. SHERRY SUE HACKBARTH - Sher, Hack-barf, Harry FHA 1-4, Pres. 3, Treas. 4; Mix. Chr. 1-2; Lib. 1; Tcher's Aid 2,4; FHA Conv. 2nd Place 2; Who's Who Amg. Amer. HS Stud. 3; Nat. Home Ec Award 4; Carroll County Beef Princess 3-4. DAVE HARRIS Stud. Coun., Pres. 2; FFA 1-4; Ftbl. 2; Bskt. 1; Mix. Chr. 1; Voc. Sch. 4; Prom Att. 4. DARYL HAYEN - Thundar-Rel FFA 1-4, V. Pres. 3-4, Sec. 2; Ftbl. 1-4; Bskt. 3; M Club 3-4; Ind. Art Club 1-2; All Conf. Ftbl. 4; Voc. Sch. 3-4. BARBARA A. HEFTY - Barbie, Barb Class Pres. 1-2, V. Pres. 4; Stud. Coun. 1-4, Pres. 4, V. Pres. 3; FHA 1; An I Stf. 1-2; Sch Muscl. 1,3-4; Sch. Play 1-4; Vol. 1-4; Bskt. 1-4; Tk. 1-4; M Club 2-4; Mix. Chr. 1-4, Off. 4, Accom. 1-3; Swg. Chr. 1-4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Cheerlder 1-4; Homcomg Att. 1,3; All Conf. 1st Team Vol. 3-4; All Conf. Bskt. 2-4; NHS 1-4, Pres. 4; Prom Att. 4; Who's Who Amg Amer. HS Stud. 3-4; Soc. of Dist'ing. Amer. HS Stud. 3-4; All-State Chorus 4; Outstand. Fresh. Award; Who's Who Amg Amer. Cheerlders 1; DAR Award 4; I Dare You Award 3; All Area Ster. Gaz. 1st Bskt. Team 3-4; All Area Ster. Gaz. 2nd Vol. Team 4; All Area Rock. Reg. Star Hon. Ment. for Bskt. 2-3, Spec. Ment. 4; III. State Schol. 4; Nat. Hist. Award 4; Freethrow % 2-3; Rebound 2-3; Co- MVP Basketball 4. ELIZABETH A. HIPPEN ■ Liz, Lizard, Borden FHA 1-2; Vol. 1-3; Baskt. 1-2; Tk. 1-4; All Conf. Tk. 1-4; All Conf. Tk. 3-4; Qualified for State Tk. Meet in the Shotput 4. PEGGY SUE HOLDREN FHA 1-2; Vol. 1; Vol. Stats. 2; Softball 1; Tk. 1; Mix. Chr. 1; Voc. Sch. 3; Tcher’s Aid 3; Outstand. Acad. Achieve. 1,3. MICHAEL SHAWN HURLEY - Michelle, Hurk, Squirrel FFA 1-4, Report. 3, Treas. 4; Sch. Play 2; Ftbl Mang. 1- 4; M Club 4; Voc. Sch. 3-4. MARCEL BOYD HUTCHISON ■ Hutch FFA 1-4; Sch. Muscl. 1,3-4; School Play 3-4; Ftbl 1-4; M Club 3-4; Mix. Chr. 1-2,4; Swg. Chr. 2-4; Ind. Art Club 1-2; Voc. Sch. 3-4. LYNN N. JONES - Jonesy FFA 2; Ind. Art Club 1-4; Voc. Sch. 3-4. LARRY E. JUDD - RC , Judd FFA 2; Ftbl. 1-4; Bskt. 1-2; M Club 3-4; Mix. Chr. 1; Ind. Art Club 1-4; Vocational Sch. 3-4. TONYA KAY LAYMAN - Tee Kae, Men lay Pom-Pon 2. RUTH L. LEDDY - Rudie FHA 1; An I. Stf. 2-4; Sch. Muscl. 1,3; Sch. Play 4; Vol. 1-3; M Club 3; Mix. Chr. 1,3-4; Tcher's Aid 4; Pom Pon 2-3. GARY RAY LINSCHEID - Woody, Tom, Mr. Quiet FFA 1-2; Sch. Muse I. 4; Ftbl. 1-4; M Club 4; Mix. Chr. 1,4; Ind. Art Club 1-2; Voc. Sch. 3-4; Alan Wolf Memo- rial Award for Outstand. Jr. Ftbl. Player 3; Nat. Hist. Award 4. JULIE KAY MIATKE - Lit Goo, Juts, Homewrecker Sch. Play 2,4; Band 1; Voc. Sch. 3-4. HEIDI A. MUSSELMAN - Muss, Horse, Heidle FHA 1; Ant. Stf. 4; Sch. Muscl. 3-4; Mix. Chr. 1; Voc. Sch. 3; Pon Pon 2-4; Vol. Stat. 2; Bskt. Stat. 4. TIMOTHY LEE PASHON - Timo, Pash Class Pres. 3-4; Stud. Coun. 1,3-4; FFA 1; Sch. Nuscl. 1,3-4; Sch. Play 1-4; Ftbl. 1-4; Bskt. 1-4; M Club 4; Mix. Chr. 1-4, Off. 4; Swg. Chr. 1-4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; NHS 2-4; III. State Schol. 4; Who's Who Amg. Amer. HS Stud. 3-4; Soc. of Dist'ing. Amer. HS Stud. 3- 4; I Dare You” Award 3; Outstand. Fresh. Award 1; Outstand. Names Faces 3; III. All-State Honors Chr. 3-4; Sci. Mer. Award 3; Nat. Hist. Award 4. NEIL PETTENGER FFA 1-4, V. Pres. 4; Ftbl. 1-4; Bskt 1-4; M Club 2-4; Homcomg. King 4; All Conf. Defens. End 4; Hon. Ment. Often. End 4; All Conf. Bskt 4; Top Rebounder Award 4; Spec. Ment. Rock. Reg. Star 4; All Area Gazette 4. BOBBI PHILLIPS - Bob Robert, Jo-Bob, Rob FHA ; Ant. Stf. 3-4; Vol. 1-3; Tk. 1; M Club 3-4; Chr. 1-4; Band 1-3; Home mg Queen 4; Tcher’s Aid 4; Pom Pon 1-3; Co-Capt. 3; Nat. Hist. Award 4; Scholastic Art Award 3; Lib. 4. STACEY A. SAGE - Space FHA 2; Sch. Play 1; Mix. Chr. 1-2. KATHLEEN MARIE SHANK - Kathy, Kat, Rat Class Sec. 1, V. Pres. 3; Stud. Coun. 3-4, Sec. 4; FHA 1; 12 Sch. Play 1-2,4; Vol. 1-4; Bskt. 1-4; M Club 3-4; Mix. Chr. 1-4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 2-4; All Conf. Vol. 2nd Team 4; Hon. Ment. All Conf. Bskt. 3-4; NHS 2-4, V. Pres. 4; III. State Schol. 4; Who's Who Amg Amer. Stud. 3-4; Soc. of Dist'ing. Amer. HS Stud. 3-4; Bskt. Stats. 1- 4; Nat. Hist. Award 4; Vol. Hustle Award 4; Amer. Outstand. Names Faces 4; Nat. Honor Roll 4. BECKY SHIPMAN ■ Bee. Trans. Student 4 1-4; Swg. Chr. 2-4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 2; Nat. Hist. Award 4; Distr. Fest. 1. DAVID L. TRAUM - Brave Dave Ftbl. 1-4; Bskt. 1-4; M Club 3-4; Mix. Chr. 1. JEFFREY SCOTT TROTTER - Trotski, Jeff FFA 1-2; Ftbl. 1-3; M Club 4; Mix. Chr. 1; Ind. Art Club 1-4; Ifoe. Sch. 3-4; Golden Hammer Award 3-4. MIA BETH SHORT - MeMe Class V. Pres. 1; Stud. Coun. 1-2; FHA 1; Ant. Staf. 2-4; Co-Editor 4; Sch. Play 3; Vol. 1-4; IVI Club 3-4; Mix. Chr. 1-2; Swg. Chr. 1-4; Band 1-2; Cheerldr 2-4; Lib. 1- 2; Homcmg Att. 2; Prom Queen 4; Pom Pon 1; Who's Who Amg. Amer. HS Stud. 3; Nat. Hist. Award 4. DEANNA KAY SUCK - Dee Dee, Dead, Deej-0 Vol. 1-3; Bskt. 1-2; Stats. 1-3; NHS 2-4; M Club 3; Who's Who Amg. Amer. HS Stud. 3; FHA 1; Ant. Stf. 1- 3; EEchange Stud. 4. JOEL STOVER FFA 1-4, Pres. 4; Ftbl. 1-4; Tk. 1-3; M Club 3-4; Lib. 1-4; Homcmg Att. 2; Voc. Sch. 4. KENT VANDYKE - Eugene Bskt. 1-4; M Club 4; Mix. Chr. 1; Tcher's Aid 3-4; Jr. Deputy Sheriff 3-4. KRYSTAL WE I DEL - Kris, Whitey, Mabel Stud. Coun. 1-3; FHA 1; Ant. Stf. 2-4; Sch. Play 1; Vol. 1-4; M Club 3-4; Mix. Chr. 1-4; Swing Chr. 1-4; Band 1-3; Cheerldr 1-4; Lib. 1-2; NHS 3-4; Who's Who Amg. Amer. HS Stud. 4; Nat. Hist. Award 4; Who's Who in Amer. Cheerlding 1; Soc. of Dist'ing. Amer. HS Stud. 4. STACEY LEE WILLIAMS - Lili Class Sec. 2; Vol. 1-4; Bskt. 1-4; M Club 3-4; Mix. Chr. 1; Band 1; Voc. Sch. 4. PAMELA SUE WOLF - Pam, Map, Flow CHARLES KEVIN SWEARINGEN - Chunk, Chuck FHA 2-3; Ant. Stf. 3-4; Voc. Sch. 4. Sch. Muscl. 1,3-4; Sch. Play 1-2,4; Mang. 1; Mix. Chr. 1. Please help me! want down. 2. Chief Marcel and His Squaws. 3. Uh-Oh! Did it do what think it did? 13 Page 16: 1. Vicky Free 2 Tami Dudley 3. Alan Bracken 4. Steve Bryson 5 Ruth Leedy 6. Chuck Swearingen 7. Lamont Finkle 8. Daryl Hayen 9. Dan Dietsch 10. Barb Hefty 11. Heidi Mussel man 12 Pam Wolf 13. Gregg DeVries 14. Paula Dettman 15. Neil Pettenger Page 14: 1. Krystal Weidel 2. Tim Pashon 3. Mia Short 4. Nadine Gerdes 5. Larry Judd 6. Kim Eastabrooks 7. Trent Druce 8 Gary Linscheid 9. Mark Bergstrom 10. Julie Miatke 11. Marcel Hutchinson 12. Liz Hippen 13. Tonya Layman 14. Joel Stover 15. Teresa Burke ( i Page 15: 1. Jeri Eller 2. Kent VanDyke 3. Wendy Frederick 4. Stacey Williams 5. Gregg DeVries 6 Catherine Habben 7. Kathy Shank 8. Bobbi Phillips 9 Jeff Trotter 10. David Traum 11. Lynn Jones 12. Sheila Flynn 13. Sean Dennis 14. Sherry Hackbarth 15. Lamont Finkle 16 Stacey Sage 16 CLASSES Mike Bauling Shelly Baylor Jeff Bergstrom Chris Bushman Rick Bushman Caroline Cheeseman Lori Dudley Kent Engel kens 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 Liven good Scott Luther Ed Maxwell Mary McDonald Michelle Merlak Kelly Miller Mike Munz Patti Munz Jim Neuschwanger Ginger Phillips Sara Pohill Heather Robertson Lynn Selman Scott Shuman Steve Smith Lance Waddell Ramon Woessner 18 SAMA TIMA MAXI YAAA 1. Everytime we saw Kent, he was with a different girl. 2 If looks could kill 3 Get down, Lisa. 4 Class Officers L- R. K. Engelkens - V. Pres., S. Baylor - Sec., R. Bushman • Pres.. G. Schott and B. Peugh • Advisors. 5 Steady 6. Patti needs a little beauty sleep. 7. Don’t look so enthused! 19 20 Steve Adee Brenda Anderson Kerri Balvanz Joel Barthel Kevin Beitier Kim Biller Tina Boesch Todd Brubaker Mary Anne Buser Rob Byvick Kristy Dittmar 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 Mai land Lolly Merlak Terri Mock Dale Phillips Dawn Pierceson Lyn Pitts Dave Sage Eric Shafer Rich Short Denise Snider Mary Tate Celeste Tarrant 1. Class Officers L-R: A. Fox-Advisor, J. Lancaster - Treasurer, T. Fearing - Secretary, S. Frederick - President, J. Hull - Vice President. 2 Tough defense. Scott. 3. I'm with him. 4. An- other easy day in P.E. 5 Sophomores trying to win the tug of war. 21 Sandi Baylor Julie Bushman Rachel Carter Kevin Clough Heather Dennis Jim Dudley Brandon Eastabrooks Diana Flynn Donna Folkers Kelly Folsom Ray Forney Darin Frederick Wayne Goellner Don Habben Pam Hackbarth Rick Hacker Barry Harmon Matt Hefty Jamison Hill Regina Johnson Dawn Hoover Corey Kendall Julie Lapp Toni Lartz Pat McDonald Stan Meinsma Becki Mock Kayla Munz Chuck Neuschwanger Trisha Neuschwanger Julia Pumper Stacey Riesselman Kelly Ritenour Peter Robertson Nicole Shafer Jim Shank 87 Kurt Simpson Sean Snook Ann Snow Jami Strehlow Fred Toms Shelly Trotter Kristine We id el Jake Williams 22 SPORTS Varsity Volleyball We-They We- They Shannon 14-16 15- 3 Pearl City 11- 1 15- 7 Chadwick 15- 8 15- 12 Durand 15- 9 15-12 FrankUn C. 15- 4 15- 6 Leaf River 13-15 7-15 Mt. Carroll 15- 9 15-10 Ashton 15- 5 15- 8 Lanark 14-15 9-15 Pearl City 15- 7 15-13 Durand 15- 8 16-14 Franklin C. 15-10 15- 3 Thomson 15-13 15-12 Leaf River 15- 9 15- 3 Mt. Carroll 15- 3 15-13 Ash ton 15- 5 15- 9 Regional Sterling Newman 15-11; 15-13 Regional Morrison 15-1; 9-15; 15-12 Sectional Galena 7-15; 15-10; 15-4 = conference games Bottom Row, L-R: S. Flynn, K. Weidel, M. Short and S. Williams. Middle Row: K. Shank, B. Hefty, P. Dettman, N. Gerdes, W. Frederick. Back Row: Coach Jody Martz, S. Baylor, S. Liven good, H. Robertson, P. Munz, M. Merlak. Fresh-Soph Volleyball We-They We-They We-They Shannon 8-15 6-15 Pearl City 15- 8 16-14 Chadwick 10-15 15-12 13-15 Durand 15- 7 15- 6 Franklin C. 4-15 15- 8 15-10 Leaf River 15- 8 15- 6 Mt. Carroll 9-15 15-10 8-15 Ashton 15- 3 15- 8 Lanark 9-15 9-15 Pearl City 15- 6 10-15 15-11 Durand 16-14 15- 3 Franklin C. 15-12 12-15 13-15 Thomson 15- 0 15-10 Leaf River 15- 7 15- 7 Mt. Carroll 4-15 12-15 Ashton 15- 5 6-15 15-12 = conference games Bottom Row: K. Munz, K. Weidel, J. Lapp, A. Snow, P. Hackbarth, R. Carter, J. Pumper, M. Buser, J. Ensinger, Stats., M. Tate, Stats. Middle Row: T. Mock, J. Strehlow, S. Baylor, T. Lartz, D. Flynn, K. Flynn, S. Trotter, T. Eastabrooks, M. Tate, Stats. Top Row: Coach Peggy Eilders, N. Shafer, B. Mock, D. Pierceson, T. Schryver, A. Frederick, B. Anderson, L. Mai land, K. Biller, K. Ritenour, Manager, K. Fossett. 26 Girls Varsity Basketball Varsity Savanna Amboy Polo Lanark Polo Durand Orangeville Franklin Center Mt. Carroll Pearl City Durand Pearl City Fulton Prophetstown Franklin Center Mt. Carroll Regionals Savanna Morrison Fulton Conference game. We 71 43 38 55 40 69 55 62 54 46 74 46 44 40 59 65 65 40 38 They 23 45 42 29 32 32 56 37 34 50 34 32 39 49 27 58 35 38 51 M. McDonald, L. Selman, S. Williams, N. Gerdes, P. Dettman, B. Hefty, H. Robertson, K. Shank, S. Livengood, S. Baylor, S. Flynn, Manager, K. Fos- sett, Center Front: Coach John Nesemeier. Bottom Row: J. Hacker. J. Jakobs. S. Smith. K. Miller. R. Klecker. M. Munz. T. Pashon. R. Bushman, M. Bergstrom. Middle Row: R. Woessner, L. Judd. G. Linscheid, T. Geirnaeirt, J. Stover. M. Hutchison. D. Frederick. S. Luther. Last Row: J. Bergstrom. K. Engel kens. G. DeVries. N. Pettenger. P. Byvick, M. Bauiing. D. Hayen, D. Traum. Varsity Football Lanark We 7 They 6 Dakota 0 6 Pearl City 20 17 East Dubuque 22 6 Durand 41 13 Mt. Carroll 0 36 Ashton 33 12 Franklin C. 46 0 Leaf River 31 0 The teams record this year was 7-2. Bottom Row: J. Shank. B. Eastabrooks. D. Fredericks, S. Fredericks. J. Hill, J. Williams, K. Simpson, T. Litwiller, C. Kendall, S. Meinsema, P. Robert- son. Middle Row: S. Snook, R. Hacker, G. Judd, W. Goellner, J. Dudley, M. Hefty, K. Grauman, M. Geary, D. Phillips, L. Merlak, T. Brubaker, K. Clough, K. Beitier, K. Folsom, P. McDonald. Last Row: C. Neuschwanger, R. Short, S. Johnson, S. Adee, D. Korf, R. Byvick, J. Barthel, J. Hull, B. Horner, J. Leddy. Front Row: T. Druce, R. Klecker, T. Geinaeirt, R. Bushman, T. Pashon, D. Frederick, M. Bergstrom. Back Row: Coach Gary Schott, R. Kent, G. De- Vries, M. Bauiing, N. Pettenger, K. VanDyke, J. Bergstrom, D. Traum, A. Bracken, B. Rohde, B. Harmon (absent). Fresh-Soph Football We Lanark 34 Dakota 14 Pearl City 42 East Dubuque 28 Durand 35 Mt. Carroll 36 Ashton 48 Franklin C. 1 Leaf River 1 00Conference Champs00 9-0 Varsity Boys Basketball We Oregon 52 Durand 54 Ash ton 59 Pearl City 56 Mt. Carroll 44 Chadwick 41 0Leaf River 65 Erie 58 Shannon 73 Durand 35 0Franklin C. 55 Pearl City 66 0 Ashton 59 Thomson 78 Leaf River 58 Mt. Carroll 61 0Franklin C. 56 Forreston Holiday Tourney 3-1 Consolation Champs Lanark Tourney 1-3 00Northwest Eight Conf. Champs00 They 6 6 12 8 8 8 16 0 0 They 54 43 55 49 52 52 57 70 59 34 43 46 50 55 43 54 60 27 Fresh-Soph Girls Basketball We They Savanna 46 13 Sterling (Fresh A) 21 41 Sterling (Fresh B) 32 27 Polo 15 42 0Durand 42 10 Orangeville 46 17 0 Franklin Center 24 18 Mt. Carroll 35 23 0Pearl City 26 28 Durand 48 15 0 Pearl City 30 20 Fulton 34 44 Sterling (Fresh A) 21 30 Sterling (Fresh B) 17 26 Prophetstown 26 40 0Franklin Center Forfeit Mt. Carroll 39 23 Rockridge 29 30 0 Conference game. Front Row: D. Flynn, S. Trotter, J. Lapp, K. Flynn, S. Baylor, B. Harvey, G. Gaumer. Back Row: Coach John Nesemeier, AC. Ri ten our, N. Shafer, B. Anderson, R. Johnson, L. Pitts, AC. Biller, C. Tarrant, Manager-K. Fossett. Fresh-Soph Boys Basketbc'll We They Oregon 49 38 Durand 40 57 For res ton 48 27 Fulton 33 42 0Ash ton 42 54 Lanark 48 35 0Pearl City 36 47 0Mt. Carroll 45 34 Chadwick 26 41 0Leaf River 37 39 Erie 31 32 Shannon 38 54 Durand 37 33 Lanark 36 48 0Franklin C. 43 59 Pear1 City 35 24 0 Ashton 37 46 Thomson 45 31 0Leaf River 50 52 Mt. Carroll 40 35 0Franklin C. 35 49 Consolation Champs of Thomson Tournament Conference game. Front Row: J. Williams, T. Brubaker, M. Hefty, D. Frederick, C. Kendall, J. Shank, J. Leddy. Back Row: Coach Mike Hendrix, M. Hackbarth, P. Robert- son, AC. Clough, J. Hull, S. Snook, E. Shaffer, D. Korf, S. Frederick, J. Barthel, Managers-S. Luther, B. Harmon. AC. Flynn, H. Mussel man, H. Robertson. C. Swear- ingen, AC. Shank. S. Flynn, Stats. M. Tate. S. Pol hi 11. G. Phillips, J. Ensinger, J. Neuschwanger, M. Hurley, B. Absent, Stats. Harmon, Managers 28 Girls' Track Results: Mt. Carroll First Fulton Invitational Fourth Savana Invitational First Lanark First Polo Second Conference FIRST Sectional Fourth State Qualifiers: Heather Robertson 200 Dash 200 Low Hurdles Liz Hippen Shot Put State Finalist Heather Robertson 8th - 200 L. Hurdles. Front Row, L-R: D. Hoover, D. Flynn, B. Mock. Second Row, L-R: K. Biller, S. Flynn, L. Hippen, M. Merlak, S. Livengood, K. Flynn. Third Row, L-R: L. Selman, H. Robertson, B. Hefty, N. Gerdes. Front Row, L-R: D. Phillips, R. Hacker, K. Simpson, C. Kendall, T. Litwiller, Mark Bergstrom - Senior Pole Vaulter J. Hill, P. Robertson, D. Frederick, M. Hefty. Back Row, L-R: Coach Mike Hendrix, L. Merlak, J. Hull, T. Geirnaeirt, J. Bergstrom, C. Neuschwanger, M. Bauling, R. Bushman, E. Shafer, J. Leddy, M. Bergstrom, R. Kleckler. I 29 30 1 1 i i Does this really took like Barb? The 1983 - 84 Varsity Volleyball team had a great season. They ended with a conference record of 11-1, and an over- all record of 13-3, putting them in first place. They won Regionals and advanced to Sectionals. Unfortunately, they lost to Galena, ending the sectionals with an overall 15-4 record. Congratulations team! Nine seniors and five ju- niors participated. Coach Jody Martz Coach of the Year ■ Parents Night It looked this big! The bench should be hot by now. Flying through the air with the VARSITY FOOTBALL 1. Good Buddies, huh Pete? 2. Who's got the ball? 3. What are you waiting for guys, jump on them!! 4. Everybody talks, but is anybody listening? 5 Look at that smile, is he faking his ouchie? 6 Hog Pile!!! 7 Are you gonna get him or just run after him ? In the blistering 100 weather of August, the 1983 Missiles set out to Return to the Top of the North- west 8 Conference. A shaky start led to a great im- provement and finally to a crushing loss to a fired up and determined rival from Mt. Carroll. All of us, how- ever, should remember the words of Ralph Waldo Em- erson; What lies behind us and what lies ahead of us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Within these young men are a great deal of determina- tion, character, and pride. All possess qualities to reach the top in a much bigger game.” As we say farewell to Mark, Peter, Gregg, Daryl, Mar- cel, Larry, Gary, Tim, Neil, Joel, and Dave; let’s not fail to thank them for four years of exciting football at MCHS. Hopefully they too will take with them fond memories of their careers. We wish each of them con- tinued success and happiness. Our hearts to with them, and our doors are always open to them! Sincerely, Coach Hartje ALL TfU AlfiftT MOVASi HAMfi’AM Hl£fl B ©GSBTP03 Q)Q The Lady Missiles had another good season. Along with the Fresh-Soph, the Varsity was also Conference Co-Champs. The girls had an up and down season due to the long lay-offs between some of the games. The girls worked very hard throughout the season, and this really paid off because we won a lot of pressure ballgames that we had to win. The Varsity girls ended their season with a 7-1 Conference record and a 13-6 record over-a!I. 35 Nineteen eighty four marked and Olympic year, and in tune with this event, the theme for the Missile’s season was ‘Go For the Gold . Despite getting off to a 1-4 start, the varsity Missiles went on to post a 10-2 Northwest 8 Conference record and a 17-10 record overall. The Missiles quest for gold led to some very shining accomplishments. At the Forreston Holiday Tournament the Missiles captured the Consolation Championship. With a 10-2 record the Missiles also laid claim to an undisputed Northwest 8 Conference Crown. In doing so they twice beat pre-season favorite and highly ranked Ashton, a team that would win 20 games for the year. The varsity clinched the crown with an outstanding performance versus Mt. Carroll on Parents’ Night in front of a packed house. Despite a disappointing season ending with a loss in the regional to Chadwick, the Missiles still posted the best record and most wins by a Milledgeville boys Basketball team since 1975-76. The Missiles accomplished these golden” achievements without relying on one superior player, but on the team effort in practices and games. The Missiles of '83-84 will always remember these special events, but it is also hoped that they will remember the lessons learned by competition that will help them later in the game of life. Individual Awards were given to: GREGG DEVRIES: Honorary Captain. Gregg was selected as second team All-Conference in the Northwest 8 Conference. He was named as an All-Area second team member from the Daily Gazette. And Gregg was named as Honorable Mention to the Rockford Register Star All-Area team. NEIL PETTENGER: Top Rebounder Award. Neil was named as first team in the Northwest 8 All- Conference selection. He was named Honorable Mention to the Rockford Register Star All-Area team. TRENT DRUCE: Free Throw Award, and the Lyle Nesemeier Award for the Most Valuable Player. Trent was selected as Honorable Mention All-Area to the Daily Gazette. MARK BERGSTROM: Bingo Man Award. RICK KLECKLER: Allen Woodin Memorial Award. 37 The 1983-84 Fresh-Soph Volleyball team end- ed the year with 10 wins and 6 losses. The team consisted of 16 Freshman and 12 Sophomores. They won 2nd place in the conference. This year the team was coached by Mrs. Peggy Eilders. ®(B12J!?aOE3© § E3© 36 IUM VI11 III II AI I SUDDEN TEDDCD The Fresh-Soph football team had an undefeated season this year, making them conference champs. The team was coached by Mr. Malsom and Mr. Hendrix. The Fresh-Soph Girls Basketball Team had a very good season in the 1983-1984 year. They ended the season as co-champs, sharing the title with Pearl City. 6 Sophomores and 7 Freshman made up the Lady Missile team. The finishing record was 9-5 over-all and a conference record of 7-1. Congratulations girls. 40 The Missiles Fresh-Soph Boys Basketball team this year was coached by Mike Hendrix. The team consisted of seven sophomores and eight freshman. The boys beat Mt. Carroll twice, and improved greatly as the year progressed. They also won the consolation title at the Thomson tournament. The boys ended the 1983-84 season with a conference record of 4-8, and the over-all record was 8-12. 41 CHARIOT The 1983-84 Girls Track season was a very successful one. Once again the girls team won the majority of their dual and triangular meets. Although the number of girls was small, each girl participated to the fullest extent enabling the entire team to do well. Coach Dittmar was pleased that all the girls were able to improve their individual best marks. The 1983-84 Boys Track seasons showed both team and individual im- provement. The future for the boys' teams looks great since so many under- classmen have become involved. Coach Hendrix is anticipating much success for both the teams and their individual members. OF FIRE 43 Football; Basketball Track Football Basketball 1) R (,E % $ (,E I) Volleyball; Cheerleading Pom-Pon 44 Football; Basketball Volleyball; Basketball Football; Basketball Football; Basketball Football; Basketball; Track Basketball Volleyball; Basketball; Track Football Volleyball; Basketball; Track Cheerleading Basketball Football Volleyball; Basketball Volleyball; Basketball: Track Pom-Pon Greinaeirt's Rushing Ignites Missiles' in DICK NOBIS (•Mirltr Sport SlafT DURAND TV year was 1975 The date. Oct 10. A junior lineback by the name of Jeff Adolph had just completed a most astonishing performance before a large home crowd The chunky five foot nine inch. 184 pound speedster had just rushed for unbelieveable 331 yards in 17 carries while leading the Missies to a 41-12 victory over arch rival Ml. Carroll In doing so. he set a new single game rushing mark that many felt would never be equalled mear seven points and were for- tunate. to say the least, at the one on one entering this, their first conference game of the year The Missies were desper ately searching for some offense • � « • T rrv Geimaeirt. but three yards in the drive cov ering the final five yards for the score with 9 23 remaining in the first quarter Quarterback Gregg DeVries hit end. Mark Bergstrom, for the two point comcrsion tosa to give the Mis- sies an 8-ft lead But the Missies struck back with just 23 seconds showing on the clock before the half ended After an exchange of posses sions. the Bulldogs punted from their own 32 The Missies took over on their own 37 yard line On the fir l nlav from «erW Milledgeville junior shot from a missile eluded the drive from a yard out but this time the kick was no good The BuHdoa nnw trailed 35-13 with a mere 50 seconds re- mamg in the second stanza The Missies took possession on their own 20 yardlihe with only nds left in the quarter Geimaeirt got the call esponse was an 80 yard run the final score of the game bile the junior had an out tdmg first half, he followed performance with nothing than an astonishing third r(er He had carried the ball four times, yet rushed for -42 seco ‘rest teville junior for 375 yards night to lead irthwest Eight til victory over Geimaeirt enjoys big night • Kick failed M'lledgevilU - Bauluig ISyard run i Bergstrom kick Durand - McCartney. I yard run Run (ailed' MilledgeMlIe - Geimaeirt ttyard run «Run failed' It was a 379-yard Missile explosion 7 ;usf wanted to win the game I wasn't thinking about it (the record) at the time Terry Geimaeirt Terry Geimaeirt made his Illinois High School Association rushing re- cord seem easy. ”The holes were there so I ran, made some cuts and the line did a great job,” said the junior tail- back who rushed for 379 yards on 21 carries in a conference game against Durand. When notified of his achieve- ment, he said. I'm proud.” He also thanked his starting offensive team for their contribution to the record. Offensive Team: Front row: M. Bergstrom, R. Woessner, K. Engelkins, L. Judd. D. Hayen, G. Linscheid, N. Pettenger Back row: M. Bauling, G. DeVries, R. Bushman, T. Geimaeirt. 46 47 This is a fish. 2taaiLtd Close call. Sadie Hawkins Dance 1984. Kick 2-3-4, Point those toes. Li be race II. Dave -n- Heidi Smile, Jeri. ORGANIZATIONS Student Librarians: First Row, sitting, L-R: B. Har- mon. M. McDonald, R. Beitler, J. Stover, P. Gerdes, K. Flynn. Standing L-R: Mrs. Rahn, K. Folsom, C. Cheeseman, K. Balvanz, A. Frederick, K. Biller, B. Harvey, M. Buser, B. Eastabrooks. Parent Librarians; Standing L-R: K. tiogott, D. John- son, E. Miller, L. Kaufman. Sitting: J. Wolf. Student Council: First Row L-R: K. Ritenour, R. Hacker, S. Baylor. Second Row: S. Frederick, T. Mock. J. Hull. Third Row L-R: R. Bushman. S. Bay- lor, R. Klecker. Fourth Row L-R; A. Bracken. B. Hef- ty, T. Pashon, K. Shank, Advisor-Mr. Hefty. 50 M-Club: First row L-R: S. Dennis, H. Robertson, P. Munz. M. Merlak, S. Liven good, S. Baylor, T. Geir- naeirt, R. Woessner. Second Row L-R: J. Hacker, K. Engel kens, J. Jakobs, S. Smith, K. Van Dyke, K. Mill- er, S. Williams, S. Flynn, M. Bauling, S. Luther, R. Bushman. Third Row L-R: J. Trotter, L. Judd, G. Linscheid, M. Hutchison, D. Traum, D. Hayen, A. Bracken. S. Bryson, R. Klecker, N. Pettenger, D. Frederick. Back Row L-R: M. Bergstrom, P. Dett- man. B. Hefty, T. Pashon, K. Shank, M. Short, B. Phillips, N. Gerdes, W. Frederick, G. DeVries, K. Weidel. N.H.S. NHS, Floor L-R S. Baylor, L. Jones, K. Weidel. Standing Front Row L-R: B. Hefty, R. Bushman, T. Pashon, W. Frederick. Back Row L-R: C. Habben, K. Shank, S. Flynn. MARCHING BAND Marching Band. First Row L-R: H. Musselman, K. Ritenour, K. Ritenour, H. Robertson, S. Baylor, L. Mailand, J. Hill, B. Hefty. S. Flynn, G. Phillips, Mr. Weir, advisor. Second Row L-R J. Leddy, B. Harvey, K. Flynn, J. Hull, S. Stanley, B. Harmon, D. Hoover, D. Baughman. Third Row L-R: L. Pitts, K. Dittmar, D. Snider, S. Dennis, M. Farley, M. Hefty, J. Barnhart, K. Shank, L. Jones. Fourth Row L-R J. Sauer, D. Flynn, J. Williams, S. Baylor, A. Bracken, T. Pashon. Fifth Row L-R: J. Bushman, M. Munz, B. Frederick, C. Cheeseman, C. Swearinger, J. Shank, D. Habben, K. Biller, M. McDonald, P. Munz. CONCERT BAND Concert Band, First Row L-R: B. Hefty, S. Flynn, J. Hill. Second Row L-R: L. Mailand, S. Baylor, H. Robertson, K. Ritenour, D. Hoover, B. Harmon, K. Flynn, J. Hull.' Third Row L-R: K. Shank, K. Dittmar, D. Snider, M. Hefty, S. Dennis, J. Leddy, D. Flynn, J. Williams, S. Baylor, A. Bracken, T. Pashion. Standing L-R: C. Cheeseman, L. Pitts, D. Habben. JAZZ BAND Jazz Band, First Row L-R: D. Hoover, Mr. Weir, L. Mailand, K. Ritenour, S. Stanley, J. Hull, S. Baylor, Second Row Sitting L-R B. Frederick, J. Leddy, T. Pashion, S. Baylor. Standing L-R B. Hefty, M. Snook, K. Dittmar, D. Snider, S. Dennis, J. Bergstrom, K. Shank. 51 FHA FHA First Row L-R S. Baylor, T. Dudley, R. Carter, R. Beitler, A. Snow, D. Hoover. Second Row L-R L. Jones, G. Phillips, V. Free, M. Grauman, B. Harvey, C. Habben, T. Lartz, S. Trotter, J. Bushman, K. Munz, P. Munz. Third Row L-R: M. Buser, T. Easta- brooks, S. Pohill, J. Ensinger, N. Shafer, D. Hutchi- son, P. Hackbarth, J. Plumper, S. Reisselman, T. Neuschwanger, C. Cheeseman, C. Bushman, Mrs. Peugh. Fourth Row L-R D. Folkers, A. Frederick. R. Johnson, B. Mock, S. Hackbarth, L. Pitts, T. Boesch. FFA FFA Kneeling L-R M. Eastabrooks, E. Maxwell, W. Goellner, J. Dudley, B. Harmon, D. Habben, F. Toms, R. Hacker, J. Neuschwanger. Sitting L-R J. Fuller, K. Janssen, T. Litwiller, K. Engelkens, D. Hayen, J. Stover, N. Pettenger, M. Hurley, Standing First Row L-R: C. Folkers, L. Pitts, L. Waddell, D. Dietsch. L. Finkle, J. Jakobs, J. Lancaster, J. Barthel, S. Frederick, J. Hacker, R. Woessner, T. Druce, M. Hutchison, K. Miller, Mr. Kelbel, advisor. Back Row L-R: M. Hackbarth, G. Judd, C. Neusch- wanger, L. Merlak. SWING CHOIR Swing Choir First Row L-R: B. Hefty, S. Dennis, S. Baylor. M. Hefty. Second Row L-R: Mr. Weaver, K. Ritenour, K. Dittmar, D. Snider, J. Leddy, M. Short, T. Pash on, B. Harvey, C. Swearingen, S. Johnson, Third Row L-R: W. Frederick, M. Hutchison, K. Wei- del, S. Frederick. Fourth Row L-R K. Biller, J. Shank, P. Dettman, K. Clough, R. Carter, G. DeV- ries, S. Baylor, S. Bryson. CHORUS Chorus First Row L-R: L. Mai land. S. Trotter, K. Weidel, J. Strehlow. J. Lapp. N. Schafer, R. Carter, T. Lartz, D. Hoover, K. Dittmar. advisor: Mr. Hal Weaver. Second Row L-R: D. Flynn, F. Larizbeascoa, S. Baylor, M. Hefty, C. Cheeseman, B. Harvey, H. Dennis, S. Baylor, K. Ritenour, D. Snider, P. Gerdes, J. Ensinger, K. Flynn, T. Neuschwanger. Third Row L-R: J. Shank, J. Williams, K. Clough, S. Frederick, J. Leddy, D. Pierceson, M. Buser, M. Grauman, A. Frederick, T. Mock, T. Eastabrooks, C. Folkers, L. Pitts, K. Biller, S. Riesselman. Fourth Row L-R: A. Bracken. G. Linscheid, M. Hutchison, T. Fashion, J. Trotter, C. Swearingen, K. Weidel, R. Leddy, S. Flynn, B. Phillips, T. Burke, S. Dennis, K. Shank, B. Hefty. 52 CHEERLEADING 1. Varsity: Bottom L-R S. Livengood, B. Hefty, W. Freder- ick. Top L-R K. Weidel, S. Baylor, M. Short. 2. Fresh-Soph: Front P. Gerdes. Second Row L-R D. Pierceson, S. Baylor, B. Harvey. Top K. Weidel. 3. Group: Bottom L-R M. Short, D. Pierceson, P. Gerdes, B. Harvey. Second Row L-R S. Baylor, K. Weidel, , B. Hefty, W. Frederick, S. Livengood. Top L-R K. Weidel, S. Baylor. POM PON 4. Football Squad: First Row L-R L. Jones, H. Musselman, G. Phillips. Second Row L-R K. Dittmar, L. Pitts, J. Bushman. Stand- ing P. Munz. 5. Basketball Squad: First Row L-R L. Pitts, K. Dittmar, H. Mussel- man, J. Bushman, P. Hackbarth. Second Row L-R P. Munz, L. Jones, N. Gerdes. Third Row L-R G. Phillips, M. Grauman. The National Honor Society has continued its involvement with the Meals On Wheels Program. We had a very good number of Senior Citizens that ate each day. We inducted five new members into the NHS this year; we also chose the outstanding freshman award. The Senior members of NHS would like to thank Mrs. Rahn for being our sponsor. It has been a great honor and also a lot of fun working with you in this organization. Seniors: Front Row L-R: R. Leddy, B. Phillips, H. Weaver, K. Weidel, S. Flynn. Middle Row L-R: G. Linscheid, J. Trotter, T. Pashon, S. Dennis, T. Burke. Back Row L-R: M. Hutchison, A. Bracken, C. Swearingen, B. Hefty, K. Shank. Boys Octet L-R: M. Hutchison, G. Linscheid, C. Swearingen. M. Hefty, S. Dennis, J. Leddy, J. Shank, T. Pashon. a n d s- Q 57 pcpkVs AG PROJECTS BY THE DOZEN Jr. Sr. Officers, L-R: J. Kelbel, Advisor; K. Engelkens, D. Hayen, J. Stover, N. Pettenger, M. Hurley r (’ a a ' rj- The 1983-84 Fresh- Soph and Varsity cheer- leading squads attended cheerleading camp at I.S.U. during the summer participating in daily competition. The Varsity squad received three su- periors and one excellent rating. The Fresh-Soph received one superior, one excellent, and two outstanding ratings. The girls also earned a spirit stick three out of four days and were awarded one to bring back to the school. 60 The 1983-84 Pom Pon Squad attended the Universal Dance Camp at Northern Illinois University during the summer. They spent three days learning routines which were evalu- ated on the final day. The squad received 15 superior and 6 outstanding ratings. Heidi Mus- selman and Lisa Jones each received a superi- or j ling in drills. The squad was also repre- sented in the Supersensational finals. The squad performed halftimes at Varsity football and basketball home games, and special rou- tines for the girls regional tournaments. They performed many novelty routines dressed in clever costumes, such as elf hats, army pants, and sweat suits. ACTIVITIES nejl qntl 64 During homecoming week, September 26 to October 1, we dressed in sweatsuits on Monday, as Grandma Grandpa on Tuesday, with hats, boots glasses on Wednesday, as our favorite faculty mem- ber on Thursday, and wore the traditional orange black on Friday. Friday was a beautiful day. Our parade and was followed by a game in which we were victorious. The King Queen began their reign between the two games. The reign continued through the dance with Puttin on the Ritz as the theme. The Cast Stage Manager Tim Pashon Dr. Gibbs Gary Linscheid Joe Crowell David Traum Howie Newsome Alan Bracken Mrs. Gibbs Kathy Shank Denise Snider Mrs. Webb Dominique Hutchison Dawn Hoover George Gibbs Joe Leddy Rebecca Gibbs Heather Dennis Sandi Baylor Wally Webb Matthew Hefty Emily Webb Barbara Hefty Kelly Ritenour Professor Webb Kevin Clough Ruth Leddy Mr. Webb Charles Swearingen Woman in the Auditorium Nancy Dittmar Man in the Auditorium Chuck Snook Peter Leddy Lady in the Audience Diane Ritenour Simon Stimson Sean Dennis Mrs. Soames Pam Gerdes Julie Miatke Constable Warren Jim Shank Si Crowell Rick Kent Baseball Players David Traum, Rick Kent, Matt Hefty Sam Craig Alan Bracken Joe Stoddard Marcel Hutchison Farmer McCarthy Trisha Neuschwanger Women of the Town Julie Ensinger Stacey Riesselman Assistant Stage Managers Dan Dietsch Kent Van Dyke Lighting Jim Hacker Korey Fossett Costumes Hal Weaver Sound Effects Hal Weaver Tickets Mary Tate Kristy Fossett Family Discussion Breakfast Time Village Gossip 66 Maria Rainer Sister Berthe Mother Abbess Sister Margaretta Sister Sophia Captain Georg Von Trapp Franz Frau Schmidt Liesl Frederich Louisa Kurt Brigitta Marta Gretl Rolf Elsa Ursula Max Herr Zeller Frau Zeller Baron El be rfeld Baroness Elberfeld Postulant Admiral Von Schreiber Barb Hefty Sheila Flynn Dom Hutchison Leah Mai land Sandi Baylor Tim Pashon Chuck Swearingen Kethy Shank Kelly Ritenour Joe Leddy Kristi Dittmar Marc Munz Dawn Hoover Abbie Adolph Heather Onken Scott Frederick Shelly Baylor Denise Snider Sean Dennis Alan Bracken Toni Lartz Matt Hefty Cherrie Folkers Kim Biller Marcel Hutchison Sisters Julia Pumper. Rachel Carter, Denise Snider, Karin Flynn, Cherrie Folkers. Toni Lartz Neighbors of Captain Von Trapp, Contestants in the festival concert: Rachel Carter, Julia Pump- er, Karin Flynn, Gary Linscheid, Marcel Hutchi- son, Dan Dietsch, and Kent VanDyke. Choir Members not appearing: Becki Mock. Dawn Pierceson, Jami Strehlow, Kristine Weidel, and Pam Gerdes. 67 The Prom theme, this year, was Street of Dreams. Prom Band: SKY r 'fl ea w b Time To Leave! 69 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Milledgeville Community Unit District 312 Friday, June I, 198 � 8:00 P.M. Processional................. Invocation................... Valedictorian................ Co-Salutatorians............. Presentation of Scholarships Presentation of Senior Class Presentation of Diplomas . . Benediction.................. . . . High School Band Pastor George Solomon First Brethren Church .........Tim Pashon .........Barb Hefty Sheila Flynn .........Dr. C.E. Snook Principal .........Mr. Alvin Dettman School Board President .... Pastor George Solomon To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. Colors: Midnight Blue Silver Gray Flower: White Rose 70 71 Ain’t I cute? y y A Senior showing his authority”. Peek-a-hoof Grandma Catherine. Mr. Barnhart. if looks could KILL Senior Surf in Don't move. Guys. ADMINISTRATION « Peace Corps Student Teachers - October, 1983. 1 Front Row (L-R): N. Hornewer, J. Heywood, AC. Rogers, Back Row (L-R): R. Bressette, B. Lauer, R. Mudge, A. Powell, L. Sorrention. 2 R. Matson, Phy. Ed.; 3 L. Snow, Dr. Ed., Soc., Psych.; 4 H. Weaver, Vocal Music; 5. A. Fox, Phy. Ed.; 6 L. Kent, Chem.; 7 D. Rahn, Span. 74 ( ncyY cV Olr. fVvonhcxot jq e J. 111 no i S nnAbTE.R T -2C Q h 1. R. Barnhart, Science; 2 D. Thorngren, Counselor; 3 G. Schott, Math; 4 M. Hendrix, History; 5 B. Fane, Art; 6 D. Slifer, Business; 7. D. Hetty and D. Bracken, Eng.; 8 G. Hartje, Math; 9. J. Weir, Band; 10 J. Dykhuizen. Ind. Arts; 11. B. 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FELKER, D.M.D. SMITTY’S SEW-N-VAC GENERAL, PREVENTATIVE FAMILY DENTISTRY A Variety Of Sewing Machines And Vacuum Cleaners For Every Purse And Purpose. OFFICE HOURS: M. T. W. F. S. 8-5 OFFICE 225-7010 BY APPOINTMENT RES. 225-5147 905 E. Third Street Sterling, IL. Congratulations To The Class Of '84 CHEESEMAN CLAY EQUIPMENT Hog-Dairy-Beef Smile From DR. MAC1EJCZYK f Milledgeville, IL. Congratulations Seniors! MEGLI OIL CO. HAZELHURST ELEVATOR 2 Sterling 625-0094 Milledgeville 225-7988 SULLIVAN’S MENS BOYS WEAR 12 E. 3rd Street, Sterling Featuring The New Upper Deck Dept. For Over 65 Years This Area's Store For Men And Boys OTTO WAGENKNECHT SONS MIX MILLS Phone (815) 225-7983 Congratulations! KRAFT A Reliable Milk Market Since 1918 Picture By Nancy Whitney Milledgeville, IL. MOLDMASTER CORPORATION Elkhorn Industrial Park P.O. Box 669 815-2257110 85 I 1 FAMILY HEALTH CARE Home Owned Home Operated 341 N. Main Milledgeville Counter Drugs Gifts 225-7612 101 West Mason Street, Polo, IL 61064 Telephone: (815) 946-2334 THE STEES SHOPPE Carpet, Linoleum, Custom Draperies, Wallpaper. Lanark, IL. 61046 493-6474 Opin mon -Sat. 8 30 A.M.-5 P.M. Closed Thursday afternoons Polo dioral 122 W. MASON J polo. Illinois 61064 «y ' (815)946-3847 OWNERS: BRENT LEECH MELODY REAP PLUMER'S PLUMBING HEATING Milledgeville, IL. L.F. Fossett GLENN'S ELECTRIC Phone: 225-7201 ®' Phone: 225-5163 Lie. 058-080649 225-7521 86 H H FARM SERVICE Milledgeville, IL. 61051 Jamesway Equipment Long Grain Drying Storage Handling Equipment Rochester Silos G.R. Dick” Hacker Store 815-336-2477 Home 815-225-7413 Jack W. Magnuson, Agent County Agency Offices Post Office Box 577 Post Office Box 370 M-Ville, Illinois 61051 Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 (815) 225-7440 (815) 858-2236 COUNTRY COMPANIES. Insurance and Investment Services Life - Health - Auto ■ Homeowner - Farmowner Commercial - Crop Hail - Business Estate Planning Congratulations BLACK TOP INN MUNZ MOTORS YOU NEVCR KNOW UNLESS YOU GO TO THE LOT WITH ALL CARS INSIDE 1 807 North Locust HAND PICKED FOR YOU PHONE (015) 626 1606 WM. MUNZ STERUNG. (0 ownm Compliments Of ZEMKE TRUCKING Milledgeville, IL. 61051 GERDES TRUCKING RR2 Sterling General Trucking Local and Long Distance Store Phone 625-0450 BENDER BLOCK MUSIC CO. Everything From Pick To Pianos. j 2929 E. Lincoln Hwy. Sterling, III. 61081 Compliments Of SIZEMORE CITGO Chuck Sizemore And Tom Sizemore CHEVY SHOP N. 0. S. -Repro-Used Greg Coleman, Owner lArry MUSGRAVE owner Congratulations Graduating Class STEWARTS BOOM SERVICE 225-7210 11 west Third • Sterling IL 6 1 08 1 8 1 5-625- 1 576 k