Momence High School - Monesse Yearbook (Momence, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

CHANGE Change is an everpresent part of any society if that society is going to prosper or even survive. To remain locked in time, unchanging, is to stag- nate and to die. Any period of time usually will foster change, but it would appear the '70's is the now time for the schools of Momence as well as the community. Even before a person enters the city proper, one can see changes. Pre- viously the banks of the Kankakee River were overgrown by bushes and trees to say nothing of the litter that not only covered the banks but also floated downstream. Even though not yet hospital clean, the appearance of the river has improved because of the removal of the undergrowth and the litter. In the downtown area the burst of remodeled store fronts and the open- ing of new business firms and the expansion of existing ones bears proof that Momence is on the move. Momence High School has been innovative, also. The adoption of the new schedule has meant changes and improvement for students and teachers alike. Elimination of study halls, long a thorn in everyone's side, is among the more noticeable. Longer class periods and the emergence of many new semester courses are also definitely positive steps. Alternatives for the stu- dents have also been provided by the Co-Op Program and the Area Career Center. There have been many changes also in school-related activities. The production of films and the increased athletic prowess of the basket ball teams are both big steps. It would be foolish to say there are still not other things that will need revamping; however, the move is on. Progress, the lifeblood of a society, continues in Momence. Remaining approximately unchanged, Momence High School graduated its first senior class in June 1937. Using $135,000 as a grant from the federal government, the townspeople voted a bond issue to fund the remainder of the $302,000. During mid-March of 1937, school was recessed for one week to facilitate the move from the old building. Hosting an open house for the general public, the faculty and staff presented the new building to over 1400 people. With all the red tape cut, classes officially began in the new Momence Community High School on Monday, March 22, 1937. Internally the building has been changed and re-vamped, but from an exterior viewpoint one sees the building unaltered and appearing as it did thirty-five years ago. MEMBERS OF THE Charles Astle Joseph Barsanti Francis Bouchard Theodore Brady Laura Brayton Robert Brouillette Joseph Burnett Orville Estill Ruth Forburger (Marcotte) Eleanor Hasemann Catherine Hinkens (Blanke) Paul Ilium Edna Jaenke Elmer Jaenke Walter Jensen Margaret Johnson (Peerbolte) John Kessler Everett Kinney Ora Dean Marshall John Mullady Iris Nagle (Howard) Geraldine Nelson CLASS OF 1937 Clarice Newberry (Alkire) Patricia O'Brien (Petro) deceased 7-69 Phyllis Pemble (Hanson) Rex Peterson Dorothy Pinsak (Gieseler) June Prairie (Ford) Florence Ritter Robert St. Jacques Evelyn Schenk (DeVries) Orville Sharkey Maxine Sherwood (Smedlund) Richard Sommer Harold Steele Paul Thompson deceased 3-58 Ruth Thompson Stewart Thorne Irene Tisbury (LaFave) Fannie Vanderaa (Reaman) Rex Vane Charles Wallace Charlotte Wallace (Bohl) Walter Whetlow FACULTY J. B. Stout, Principal Lyle Brown Lucy Coontz Elizabeth Fink Etta Grimes Marcell H. Hall Robert B. Heinsen Harold N. Hungerford Ada Immel Henry L. Liberty Paul T. Liljedahl Ruth Northrup Mary Scott Mildred Thompson BOARD OF EDUCATION W, W. Porter, President E. E. Chipman Joe Tallman N. P. Jensen, Secretary V. A. Parish ADMINISTRATION Mr. Bartholomew, Superintendent of Schools in Momence since 1953, has seen the district school population more than double to the pres- ent 1,936 in that period of time, with the high school enrollment increasing from 247 to 542. At the same time the professional staff grew to 93 from 41, and the district budget to $2,000,000 from $300,000. During the com- ing school year, students will be housed in 4 permanent buildings and 3 relocatables, in con- trast to the 2 buildings available in 1953. Cur- ricular offerings have been greatly expanded. New programs include kindergarten, remedial reading, and the participation in the Kankakee Area Special Education Cooperative and the Kankakee Area Career Center. Looking to the future, Mr. Bartholomew said, As the Momence community continues to grow, further expansion and changes in the educational system will be necessary. Educa- tion must keep pace with the constantly increas- ing demands of the complex world in which our graduates will take their place. D A R E N L. C O X Daren Cox comes to Momence from La Harpe, Illinois, where he was principal for two years at La Harpe High School, He pre- viously taught at Pontiac High School and Cor- nell High School. Mr. Cox did his undergrad- uate and graduate work at the U of I, Western, and Illinois State. He and his wife Marcia have three children; Beth, Neal, and Mark. Mr. Cox's hometown is Fairbury, Illinois. About change, Mr. Cox said, ”1 believe that the change essential in public school edu- cation today must be one of modification, not complete transformation. By this 1 mean that certain phases of the total educational program must undergo some revision and updating to meet the present day needs of our complex so- ciety. An educational system isn't worth a great deal if it teaches young people how to make a living and doesn't teach them how to live. To the class of '72, Mr. Cox says, Jonus was an ancient Roman deity who had two faces and could look both ways at the same time. You may have wished that you, too, had the ability to see clearly both the future and the past as you face the many problems and rewards of your adult life. However, this is not possible and therefore you must apply that knowledge which you have ac- quired in the past twelve years to meaningful so- lutions in your everyday living and life goals. DAVID J. SCHINDLBECK Mr. Schindlbeck, assistant principal, is from Aurora, Illinois. He attended Winston Churchill College and Illinois State University, receiving a B.S. in Biology and an M.S. in Educational Administration. He is presently completing degree requirements for the certificate of Advanced Study in Pupil Services. His hobbies are athletics, woodworking, and counseling young people. Of change, Mr. Schindlbeck says, Nothing remains in a status quo position - every- thing is fluid. Everything changes - rules, life, laws, society. Changes are ever pres- ent. One must adapt or he is lost.” SCHOOL BOARD STANDING: Mr. Bartholomew, Superintendent; Elmer Zelhart, Ronald Clark, Elwood Line, Dennis Morse. SEATED: Bernice Lipnik, Frank Johnson, Leroy High. Education Education Education Education is a social process . . . is growth . . . is not a preparation for life; is life itself. FACULTY WILLIAM ALEXIS Guidance, Psychology 3 TERRY BALDRIDGE Concert Choir Girls Choir Knowledge itself is power JUDY BA SINE Typing I, Personal Typing, Girls P.E. FRED BELL Functional Math, Basic Algebra, Algebra I, Varsity Football Coach HILDA BROWN Spanish I, II, III, IV WILLIS BUCHHOLZ Sociology, American Problems, World Geography LARRY CURRY Functional Math II, Algebra II, Geometry To think is to live. JACK CHERRY Drivers Education, Varsity Football Coach, Track Coach CAROL CLARK Foods I, II, Clothing I, Child Care MARGARET CLIFTON Clothing I, II Family Living DAVID DARNALL Boys P.E,, Drivers Education, Varsity Basketball Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach LLOYD DENLER Librarian NANCY FARNAM English II “It is one thing he is in error, put him in truth.” RONDOL FLOWERS Shop I, Drafting II, III, Blue Print Reading, Shop Math, Machine Woodworking, PAUL GARRISON Band GENE KRUSE Chemistry I, II, Physics, Advanced Math, Ind. Math Study KENNETH LINDQUIST Functional Math n. Geometry, Algebra II to show a man and another to possession of the WARREN LISTER Metal Welding, Machine Woodworking, Shop I, Drafting II, III DON MURRAY American Problems, U, S, History DAVID NELSON Boys P.E., Life Science, F. S. Football Coach, F.S, Basketball Coach CATHERINE STRASSENBURG English IV, IV C.P. KEN THACKERAY Speech, English I CHARLES TUTTLE Drivers Education, U.S, History, World History, Boys P.E. TIM UMPHREY Bookkeeping, General Business, Business Law, Basketball Coach ED WILLARD Biology I, II, Life Science, Golf Coach LARRY WILMS Algebra I, Basic Algebra, Functional Math, Varsity Football Coach SENIORS PRESIDENT JEROME HUBERT Romeish Football - 2,4; Basketball - 2,3,4; Track - 1, 2,4; Baseball - 4; S.R.C. - 1,2,3; Speech Club - 3,4; Student Council - 4; School Play - 3; Class President - 4. Ambition - To study Chronology OFFICERS VICE-PRESIDENT PATRICIA PODACH Pat” Yearbook Staff - 3; N.H.S. - 3,4; Pep Club - 2,3,4; Spanish Club - 1,2,3; Vice-President - 4; Band - 1,2,3; G.A.A. - 1,2,3; Play - 1; Prom Committee - 3; Class Vice-President - 4. Ambition - Medicine SECRETARY TREASURER DOREEN OVERBEEK Yearbook Staff - 3,4; N.H.S. - 3,4; Library Club - 4; Student Council - 2,3; Pep Club - 3; Chorus - 1,2; Secretary - 2; Band - 1; G.A.A. -1,2; Prom Committee Chairman - 3; Class Secretary - 4. Ambition - Dental Hygienist DEBRA RHODES Deb G.A.A. - 3; Library Club - 4; Co-op - 4; Pep Club - 3; Chorus - 2; Homecoming Attendant - 3; Class Treasurer - 4. Ambition - Dental Hygienist RAYMOND ABBOT Ray Basketball Mgr. - 1,2,3; Track - 1,2,3,4; SRC - 1; M Club - 2,3,4; Spanish Club - 1; Band - 1,2,3. Ambition - Electronics ' I JAMES ALVEY Jim Football - 1,2; Baseball - 4; Tennis - 4. Ambition - U. of Miami Sandy Speech - 2; Co-op - 3,4; Pep Club - 2; Span- ish Club - 1; Chorus - 1,2; FT A - 1,2; GAA - 1. Ambition - Secretarial Work tr JOAN BACKUS SRC - 1,2; FTA - 1,2; Sec. - 3; Speech Club 2,3; Pep Club - 1,2; Spanish Club - 2,3; ACC - 4; Band - 1,2,3,4; GAA - 1, Prs. Chairman 2, Treasurer - 3. Ambition - Social Worker 21 BRUCE BARTHOLOMEW Bart” Football - 1,2,3,4; Golf - 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff - 4; N.H.S. - 3,4; Speech Club - 1,2,3, 4; Student Council - 1,2, Vice-President - 3, President - 4; M-Club - 3,4; Pep Club - 3; Spanish Club - 1,2,3; Band - 1,2,3,4; School Play - 1,2; Prom Committee - 3; Committee of 15 - 3. Ambition - Engineering degree and go into law GAIL BESEKE Boozier” S.R.C. - 1,2,3; Speech Club - 1,2; Pep Club - 1,2,3; Spanish Club - 1,2; Band - 1,2; School Play - 1,2,3; Prom Committee - 3, Ambition - Data Processing 22 ARTHUR BELLEVANCE Ala Track - 1, yr.; Library Club - 2, yrs.; Speech Club - 1, yr., Spanish Club - 2, yrs.; Chorus - 2, yrs.; Band - 2 , yrs. Ambition - Major in music DONNA BROWN Brown” S.R.C. - 1,2; F.T.A. - 1,2; Speech Club - 1, 2; Chorus - 1; Concert Choir - 5,3; G.A.A. - 1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; School Play - 2; Prom Committee - 3. Ambition - Salvation Army Officer RENE BROWN Na Library Club - 3; SRC - 2; Pep Club - 1; ACC - 4. Ambition - Work, Nursing KRISTI CARSTAIRS Kris Chorus - 1; FHA - 2; ACC - 4. Ambition - Beautician, then Marriage CATHY BUCK Buck Yearbook Staff - 3,4; Cherry White - 1,2,3, Art Editor; FTA - 4; Speech Club - 1,2; Pep Club - 4; Chorus - 1,2; Concert Choir - 3; Cheerleader - 4; School Play - 1; Prom Com- mittee - 3; Treasurer - 2, Secretary - 3; Acc. - 4; Homecoming Att. - 4. ELAINE COL BORN Library Club - 3,4; Pep Club - 1; FHA - 1; GAA - 1,2,3; ACC - 4. Ambition - Move to Massachusetts and work with children 23 ARTHUR L. CRAMP Lee Football Manager - 3,4; Track Manager - 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; Speech Club - 1,2,3,4; M- Club - 3,4; Spanish Club - 1; Band - 1,2,3,4; School Play - 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee - 3; Math and Science Club - 2, Ambition - To go to college and be able to make enough money to live in the style I am accustomed to GARY DENNY George Football - 1,2,3,4; Golf - 1,2,3; N.H.S. - 3,4; Speech Club - 1,2; School Play - 1,2; Prom Committee - 3. Ambition - Go to Eastern Illinois University 24 ROBERT DAM Baseball - 2; N.H.S. - 3,4; Spanish Club - 1, 2,3; Prom Committee - 3. Ambition - Go to the University of Illinois KEVIN EASTER Easterbunny Football - 1; S.R.C. - 2; Co-op - 3,4. Ambition - General Contractor Library - 3; S.R.C. - 1,2; F.H.A. - 3,4; A.C.C. - 4. Ambition - To attend a dancing school - not to teach just to attend RUTH ANN FRANK N.H.S. - 4; Pep Club - 2,3,4; Spanish Club - 1,2,3,4; Band - 1,2,3; G.A.A. - 1; Treasur- er 2, Point Chairman 3. Ambition - Math major in college; career in in the math field RAMONA FRANKLIN Mony Co-op - 4. Ambition - Marriage Co-op - 3,4. Ambition - College: Southern Illinois Univer- sity. Major - Architectural Technology 25 RUSSELL GILBERT Russ” DANNY GOODMAN Football - 2; Co-op - 3,4. Ambition - Diesel Mechanic KEITH GOOSBY Gooze S.R.C. - 2; A.C.C. - 4. MICHAa P. GRAVES Mike Football - 1,2,3,4; S.R.C. - Co-op - 4 Club - 3,4. Ambition - Spray Painting Business 26 ELIZABETH GRIFFIN Betty” S.R.C. - 1,2; Speech Club - 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Chorus - 1,2; F.H.A. - 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; School Play - 3; Committee of 15 - 3. Ambition - Secretary JAYME HIBBS Pepe Football - 1; Basketball - 1,2,3,4; Golf - 1,2, 3,4; S.R.C. - 1; Co-op - 4; Spanish Club - 2; Band - 1,2,3. Ambition - To live in a commune and draw un- employment DEBRA HART Deb Pep Club - 4; Chorus - 1; G.A.A. - 1,2; Prom Committee - 3. Ambition - Airline Stewardess SCOTT HIGH LeRoy Football - 1; Basketball - 1; Golf - 2; Co-op - 3,4; Spanish Club - 1; Band - 1,2,3,4. Ambition - Go to a far off land and become an earnest Monk and live in peace STEVE HILLER Rex Football - 1,2; Basketball - 1,2; Track - 1; Library Club - 1,2; Speech Club - 3,4; Span- ish Club - 1; School Play - 3,4. Ambition - College and President of a large firm SHIRLEY HUBERT Shan N.H.S. - 3; S.R.C. - 2.3; Speech Club - 2,3, 4; Pep Club - 3,4; Spanish Club - 2,3,4; Cho- rus - 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir - 3,4; Band - 4; F.H.A. - 3,4; G.A.A. - 3,4; School Play - 2,3; A.C.C. - 4. Ambition - Professional Singer DORIS JOHNSON D.O. S.R.C. - 2,3; Pep Club - 3; Chorus - 2; Con- cert Choir - 3. Ambition - Study to be a nurse and a housewife GAIL KLEINERT Gaily bird Yearbook Staff - 3,4; S.R.C. - 2,3; Co-op - 4; Pep Club - 3; Spanish Club - 1,2; Chorus - 1,2,3; G.A.A. - 1,2,3. Ambition - Medical technologist ALLEN KNOWLES Big Al Football - 1,2,3; Basketball - 1,2; Track - 1, 2; Baseball - 1,2,3,4; Speech Club - 1,2,3,4; Co-op - 3,4; Pep Club - 1; Chorus - 1,2; School Play - 1,2,4. Ambition - Navy and then to college to study law DARLENE LAGACY Dar N.H.S. - 4; Chorus - 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. - 1,2, 3, Vice-President 4; Tennis - 4; Science and Math Club -2,3, President 4. Ambition - Medical Librarian MURRELL LAGACY Co-op - 3,4; A.C.C. - 4. 29 RICK LANEVILLE Freddy Football - 1,4; Track - 1,3,4; M-Club - 4; Chorus - 1,2,3. Ambition - Going into the Navy, maybe for a career MIKE LEE NAOMI LAURIDSEN Squaw” Ambition - To get married and be a housewife ROBERT LEE General Robert E. Lee Basketball Manager - 1; Baseball Manager - 1, 2,3,4; S.R.C. - 2; Speech Club - 1,2,3,4; Co-op - 2; Chorus - 1,2,3,4. Ambition - United Electronics Institute 30 PAULA LEE P.J. Chorus - 1,2,3; F.H.A. - 1,2. Ambition - Nursing LaVERNE LOVE Love Ambition - Attend Purdue and study aeronau- tics or agriculture ED LITOBORSKI Big Edski Football - 1; Basketball - 1,2,3,4; Track - 1; Student Council - 2,3; Co-op - 3,4; M-Club - 3,4; Pep Club - 1; Prom Committee - 3; Class Officer - President 2; A.C.C. - 4. Ambition - Tool and dye worker LOU ANN LUEDTKE Lulu Yearbook Staff - 3,4; Student Council - 3,4; Pep Club - 3,4; Chorus - 1; Band - 1, Secre- tary 2,3, President 4; Twirler - 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. - 1,2,3; Prom Committee - 3. Ambition - Home Economist 31 WYNNE LUND Band - 1,2; A.C.C. - 4. Ambition - To work with young children RIO MASON Ambition - To be a model or cosmetology teacher LESA MATHERS F.T.A. - 3,4; Speech Club - 1,2,3; Co-op - 3; Pep Club - 2,3; F.H.A. - 1,2; G.A.A. - 4. Ambition - Air Force MICHAEL McDANIEL Mike Band - 1,2. Ambition - Pharmacy 32 JOHN METZ Metzer Football - 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. - 4; Student Coun- cil - 1,2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; M- Ciub - 2,3,4; Spanish Club - 1,2; Prom Com- mittee 3. Ambition - Doctor GENE MILLER Football - 1.2,3; Speech Club - 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council - 4; M-Club - 3; School Play - 3; Prom Committee - 3. Ambition - Undecided SHAWN MITCHELL Scaredy Cat Pep Club - 1,2; Chorus - 1,2,3; G. A. A. - 1, 2. Ambition - Marriage or modeling career CYNTHIA MOHR Cindie” Library Club - 4; S.R.C. - 2; Band - 1,2; G.A.A. - 1,2; Class Officer - Treasurer 1; A.C.C. - 4. 33 JIM MOODY Moo Football - 1,2; Baseball - 1; N.H.S. - 3,4; Student Council - 1,3,4; Spanish Club - 1,2; Prom Committee - 3; Class Officer - President 3. Ambition - A career in medicine MARGIE MORRISON Sam Golf - President 4; Speech Club - 1,2; Student Council - 2,3,4; Pep Club - Treasurer 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; F.H.A. - 1; G.A.A. - 1,2,3; School Play - 1, Ambition - I.S.U. - Home Economics Murphy Yearbook Staff - 3; Speech Club - 2,3; Pep Club - 2,3; Spanish Club - 2; Cheerleader - 3; A.C.C. - 4. Ambition - Airline Stewardess 34 Y i i LOUISE NEFF Golf - 4; N.H.S. - 4; Spanish Club - 1,2,3,4; Chorus - 1,2,3,4; Tennis - 4; Science Math Club - 2,3,4. Ambition - College - Physically handicapped teacher (Special Education) RONALD PARKER Ron Library Club - 2; S.R. C. - 3; Student Council - 2; Band - 1,2,3. Ambition - College MICHAEL NELSON Mike Speech Club - 3; Co-op - 3,4; A.C.C. - 4. Ambition - To become a funny car driver Celina S.R. C. - 2,3; A.C.C. - 4. Ambition - Make my career in being a famous hair stylist MARILYN OAKES Yearbook Staff - 4; Library Club - 4; S.R.C. - 2; Band - 1,2; G.A.A. - 1,2; Prom Committee - 3; Class Officer - Secretary 1; A.C.C. - 4. Ambition - Secretarial work ROSALIN PARKER 35 SUSAN PARRISH Susie Library Club - 1,2; S.R.C. - 1; Student Coun- cil - 1; Co-op - 3,4; Pep Club - 1,2; Spanish Club - 1,2; Chorus - 1,2; G.A.A. - 1,2. Ambition - Marriage and work PAMELA PETERSEN Pam Speech Club - 1,2; Co-op - 3,4; Spanish Club - 1,2; Chorus - 1,2; F.H.A. - 1; G.A.A. - 1, 2; School Play - 2,3. Ambition - Nursing CONNIE PERDUE Cuddles Golf - Secretary 4; Yearbook Staff - 3; Speech Club - 1,2,3; F.H.A. - 1,2,3; G.A.A. - 2,3; Prom Committee - 3; Tennis - 4. Ambition - Secretarial work DIANE PETERSON ” Peter Student Council - 2,3; Pep Club - 1,2,3; Cho- rus - 2; Band - 1,2; Cheerleader - 1,2,3; Prom Committee - 3; Class Officer - 1, Vice-Presi- dent 2; Homecoming Attendant - 2,4. Ambition - College at Eastern University MICHAEL PETERSON Zoomie Football - 1,2,3,4; Basketball - 1,2,3; Golf - 1,2,3,4; Library Club - 3; S.R.C. - 2; Stu- dent Council - 4; M-Club - 1,2,3,4; A.C.C. - 4. Ambition - Electronics DANIEL PLEIN Danny Football - 1,2,3,4; Basketball - 1,2,3.4; Track - 1,4; Golf - 4; Yearbook Staff - 3; Lib- rary Club - 2; S.R.C. - 1,2; M-Club - 2,3,4; Pep Club - 3; Prom Committee - 3; Class Offi- cer - Treasurer 3. Ambition - College - Major in law ANGIE PIEKARCZYK Peck G.A.A. - 2 Ambition - Wildlife Conservation BRIAN PRAIRIE Byrum Yearbook Staff - 4; Co-op - 3,4; Pep Club - 4; Chorus - 3. Ambition - Meat cutting 37 MARK REISING Track - 1; Yearbook Staff - 3,4; Speech Club - 1,2; Pep Club - 3,4; Spanish Club - 1,2; Band - 1,2,3,4; School Play - 1,2; Prom Committee - 3. Ambition - Petroleum Engineering at University of Missouri-Rolla COLLEEN RETHEFORD Reth Library Club - 4; Student Council - 1; Pep Club - 3; Band - 1,2; G.A.A. - 1,2; Prom Committee - 3. Ambition - Dental Assisting FLOYD RICHARDSON Ambition - Career in the Army GAIL ANN ROBICHEAUX S.R.C. - 1,2; Speech Club - 4; Pep Club - 2, 3,4; G.A.A. - 1,2; A.C.C. - 4. Ambition - To teach physical education 38 STEVE SELLERS N.H.S. - 4; Library Club - 3,4; Speech Club - 2,3,4; School Play - 2; Committee of 15 - 3, Ambition - College Professor JANET SCHOPF Library Club - 3; Pep Club - President 3; Span- ish Club - 1; G.A.A. - 1,2,3; Cheerleader - 4; School Play - 1; A.C.C, - 4. Ambition - Secretary JIM SCHOPF Mort Football - 1,2,3,4; Basketball - 1,2,3,4; Baseball - 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff - 4; Library Club - 2,3; S.R.C. - 1,2; Student Council - 4; M-Club - 2,3,4; Prom Committee - 3; A.C.C. - 4. Ambition - Electronics TERRY SHARKEY Shark Football Manager - 1,2,3,4; Basketball Man- ager - 1,2; Co-op - 3,4; M-Club - 2,3; School Play - 1; Prom Committee - 3; A.C.C, - 4. Ambition - Electrician 39 JAMES SHEGOG KATHRYN SHERWOOD Kathy Library Club - 4; Speech Club - 1; Co-op - 3, 4; Pep Club - 1,2; G.A.A. - 1,2; School Play - 1. Ambition - Dental Assistant and marriage WENDY SIROIS S.R.C. - 1,2; Chorus - 1,2,3; F.H.A. - 1,2. Ambition - To go into Data Processing 40 ALAN SMITH Al Football - 1,2,3,4; Speech Club - 1; M-Club ■ 3,4; Pep Club - 3; Spanish Club - 1; Band - 1, 2; School Play - 1; Prom Committee - 3; A.C.C. - 4. Ambition - Farming RITA SMITH Magilla Speech Club - 3; Pep Club - 3. Ambition - Go to college and will major in voice, (music) LENA SQUAIR Len S.R.C. - 1,2; Co-op - 3; Pep Club - 1,2,3; F.H.A. - 1,2, Treasurer 3,4. Ambition - To teach with head start PATRISHA TAYLOR Speech Club - 1,3; Pep Club - 1; Chorus - 1; School Play - 3. Ambition - To be a successful fashion model and to be Miss Black America. Then open a girl career school for young ladies and women JOLENE TEDFORD Teddy Bear Yearbook Staff - 3; Library Club - 4; Pep Club - 3; Spanish Club - 2; Chorus - 1,2; Band - 1; G.A.A. - 1,2; Prom Committee - 3. Ambition - Secretary and marriage KARI THACKER N.H.S. - 4; Co-op - 3,4. Ambition - Missionary and office work MARY TOMASKI Spider eyes Student Council - 1; Chorus - 1,2,3; Concert Choir - 1,2,3; Band - 1; G.A.A. - 1; School Play - 1; Class Officer - President, 1; Home- coming Attendant - 1; Homecoming Queen - 4. Ambition - Sing in weddings DENNIS VOGLER Denny” Football - 1; Baseball - 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. - 4. Ambition - To go to college to be an architect or first enlist in the Army ROBERT WALLS Arab Baseball - 1,2,3,4; Library Club - 1,2; Speech Club - 2,3,4; M-Club - 2,3,4; School Play - 3. Ambition - Radio Disc Jockey for WLS 42 OACHIA WELLS S.R.C. - 1,2,3; Co-op - 3,4; Pep Club - 1,2, 3,4; Chorus - 1,2; F.H.A. - 1,2, President 3, President 4; G.A.A. - 1,2,3; Cheerleader - 3, 4. Ambition - Model DEBRA WILEY Deb Yearbook Staff - 3; Chorus - 1,2,3; G.A.A. - 1; Prom Committee - 3; Committee of 15 - 3. Ambition - Secretarial work and saving for mar riage 43 GORDON WOLTERSTORFF BABY PICTURES Jim Schopf Bruce Bartholomew Marilyn Oakes Class of “72” Gene Colleen Doreen Paula Darlene Suzie Rita Mike Elaine Gail Gail Robert Mike RuthAnn Naomi Angela Wynne Connie Frank Lou Ann SENIOR WILLS I, Raymond Abbott, will my locker No. 1 and all the junk in it to Jerome White. I, Jim Alvey, will my barber to all you long haired hippies. I, Sandy Axsom, will Mr. Simeur to the future Co-op students in hopes that they don't go crazy - (as such)! I, Joan Backus, will my common sense to Beth Peterson and my shape to Sandy Basso. I, Bruce Bartholomew, will that stupid popcorn machine to anyone who will have it, and the Nursery to Jim Moody. I, Arthur Bellavance, will my good looks to my brother. Good Luck! I, Gail Beseke, will my ability to stay out of fights and my new ink pens to my sister Karen. I, Rene Brown, will lend my socks to Veronica in hopes that she will go shopping again. I, Lee Cramp, will my excess hair to Mr. Tuttle and my musical ability to Greg Page. I, Robert Dam, will a bucket of axle grease to Crizzly Sparkly. I, Gary Denny, will my great driving knowledge and experiences that I've learned from Coach Cherry to all underclassmen. I, Ruth Ann Frank, will my ability to get along with Mr. Kruse to Kathy Dennis. I, Ramona Franklin, will Mr. Umphrey, my ability to talk in his class. I, Tom Gero, will to Coach Nelson all my understanding and patience hoping he'll accept them, because he needs them. I, Danny Goodman, will all my mechanical brains to the people who need them. I, Keith Goosby, will to Lorenzo Riley my honesty so he will give me that nickel he owes me. I, Betty Griffin, will Rio Mason enough common sense to stop acting like man; then maybe she can get a man that half way likes her. I, Deb Hart, will my ambitions to my younger sister. I, Jayme Hibbs, will Bill Bukowski all the luck in the world with the girls and my needles, pipes, bottles, and cans ... and to Mr. Lindquist one arm off a chair in the auditorium and the common sense to leave before more dangerous things get thrown at him. I, Scon High, will to Kevin St. Peter my gym shorts in hopes he will wear them in good health. 1, Steve Hiller, will to Mark Johnson my power to get along with Coach Darnell and the ability to smile when entering Schindlbeck's office. I, Jerone Hubert, will Mike Graves my basketball shoes, Leon Ross old, faster and many mote Saturday nights and Darrol McDaniels a bigger bed to sleep in. Most of all I will share all my moments with Juanita. 1 love you. I, Shirley Hubert, will to Robin, Lucille, and Stella luck with all brothers who aren’t oreo cookies. I, Doris Johnson, will my gym clothes to my sister Patricia in hopes she would have ready for gym at all times, I wish her Love, Peace, and Soul. I, Gail Kleinert, will my P.E. clothes, towels, and deoderant to my friend Stan in hopes that hell use them wisely. His look pretty bad. 1, Allen Knowles, will my harem to Mr. B. I, Darlene Lagecy, will my ability to make others think I'm smart to Nancy Neff. She may need it someday. 1, Robert Lee, being of sound mind and body (?) will my bod to Mr. Cox and my mind to Mr. Schindlbeck. I, Paula Lee, will my old gym suit to Mabeth. I, Ed Litoborski, will the students of M.H.S. to have interest in sports. They all should be athletic supporters. 1, LaVeme Lote, will my slide rule to future chem students to give them a headache and a bottle of salisylic acid to help take it away. 1, Lou Ann Luedtke, will to Mr. B a year's supply of red raspberry yogurt. 1, Rio Mason, will to a black student all the power and soul I had to get out of Mom- ence and to Barbara Riley and Debbie. 1, Lesa Mathers, will my slimness and my athletic ability to Miss Pritcha.-. 1, Mike McDaniel, will this school to anyone who wants it. 1, Gene Miller, will my overwhelming personality to my brother and may be use it to the best of his ability. Also my ability to get along with others to anyone who needs it. 1, Shawn Mitchell, will sense of humor to Mrs. Self and my bookkeeping back to Mr. Umphrey. I, Cindy Mohr, will my ability to help the sophomore girlies to mature and grow up. We, Margie Morrison and Connie Perdue, will our humorous thoughts to Sherri Thomp- son in hopes that she can do something with them. I, Pam Murray, will my fighting ability to Lynn Ralston so she'll be able to take care of herself. I, Louise Neff, will my gym suit to my sister Nancy in hopes that she will use it in good health, I, Michael Nelson, will Kevin St. Peter a pair of used burn out tires for his car, and to Coach Cherry my old P.E. suit if it fits. I, Doreen Overbeek, will my yearbook organizational ability to Miss Mullady. I, Ronald Parker, will my sweetness, handsomeness, and my very sweet personality to all the ladies. Miss Barbara Ann Walker. I, Rosilin Parker, will to Veronica my fabulous brains, and to Juanita Pickens my charm and to make it through crazy Momence High. I, Susan Parrish, will my last name to anyone that wants it in hopes that I won't have to use it very much longer. We, Connie Perdue and Margie Morrison, will our humorous thoughts to Sherri Thomp- son in hopes she can do something with them. I, Pam Petersen, will my ability to serve a volleyball to Miss Athletic. I, Angie Piekarczyk, will my straight hair to Terry Tedford and my driving ability (!!) to Nanette Gorman. I, Danny Plein, will mv ability to get along with the referees to Coach Cherry and Coach Darnell, and my crotchless P.E. shorts to my brother Mike. I, Pat Podach, will my third pair of P.E. shoes to whoever confiscated my first two pairs this year. I, Brian Prairie, will singing talents to Maureen Mullady. I, Mark Reising, will to Jim Moody a map to get to Times Square and all of the civics movies with Dr. Odegard in them to anyone who can’t get to sleep. I, Colleen Retheford, will my poor attitude to next year's Family Living Class in hopes that they get sent to the office as much as me. I, Debra Rhodes, will my southern accent to Michelle Therien in hopes that she can use it to as good an advantage as I have. 5) I, Floyd Richardson, will my gym shoes to Eddie Covington if he can put a size 12 foot into a size 8 and to Harry Moore enough sense to hurry up and get through Momence High, I, Steve Sellers, will a bucket of grease to my beloved math teacher, Mr. Kruse, and my sideburns to Robert Walls, I, Janet Schopf, will my ability to make dog food sandwiches to Pam Murray and Sandy Basso who likes to eat them. I, Jim Schopf, will to anyone who wants it a two foot bottle cork in hopes that it will fit my sisters mouth. I, Terry Sharkey, will my senior books to anybody who will use them, because 1 didn't. I, Kathey Sherwood, will my fabulous disposition and my arousing smile to Mr. Simeur who needs them. I, Wendy Sirois, will one of my weekends in Naperville to Monica. I, Alan Smith, will my fantastic football ability to Jerry McDowell in hopes that he will impress Coach Cherry the way I did. I, Rita Smith, will my ability to tell jokes and laugh at them to Beth Peterson and all of the 5th hour P.E. class. I, Lena Squire, will some common sense to Debbie Works, so she can be like her sister Lena. 1, Pat Taylor, will to my sister Shelia my worn out gym suit and the body to fit in it. I, Jolene Tedford, will my humble nature to Mr. T. I, Kari Thacker, will my ability to keep my mouth shut in class to my brother Kurt and my P.E. clothes to Lisa D. I, Mary Tomaski, will my spider eyes and flat feet to Sandy and Shelly Verrill to keep it in the family. I, Dennis Vogeler, will my great baseball talent to Sam Jordan and my four year old gym shorts to Bonnie Billadeau. I, Robert Walls, will the hair from my previous haircuts to make into wigs for Mr. Cox and Mr. Schindlbeck. I, Oachia Wells, will Brenda Suprenant all my height and maybe one day people will look up to her. I, Debra Wiley, will my ability to get in trouble easy and get out of it just as fast to Donnie Zack. FAVORITES CUTEST SMILE MIKE GRAVES AND DEBBIE RHODES MOST CONTEMPORARY ROBERT DAM AND MARY TOMASKI BEST DRESSED JIM MOODY AND DOREEN OVERBEEK r MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DIANE PETERSON AND LEON ROSS PATTI PODACH AND BRUCE BARTHOLOMEW 55 ■is CLASS CLOWNS MARY TOMASKI AND JIM SCHOPF SA ROBERT WALLS AND DEBBIE RHODES WITH WHOM YOU WOULD MOST LIKE TO BE STRANDED ON AN ISLAND DIANE PETERSON AND ROBERT WALLS ■ PERSONALITIES OF 1937 CHARLES ASTLE Ambition: To marry a farmer’s daughter Motto: Down on the farm for me Nickname: Chuck JOSEPH BARSANTI Ambition; To sleep Motto: Have a good time while you are young. Nickname: Joe FRANCIS BOUCHARD Ambition: To be an aviator Motto: Never let a woman run over you. Nickname: Bushy THEODORE BRADY Ambition; To learn how much 1 don't know Motto: Keep smiling. Nickname: Bird-eye LAURA BRAYTON Nickname: Skyscraper Ambition: To travel Motto: Don't do anything that you are ashamed of having other people know. ROBERT BROUILLETTE Ambition; To be thin Motto: Large bodies move slowly. Nickname; Dirt JOSEPH BURNETT Ambition; To own and run a plumbing shop Motto: Better late than never Nickname; Joe ORVILLE ESTILL Nickname; Pinchpenny or Shrimp Ambition; To be a little taller and to be a good husband Motto: To be a success RUTH FORBURGER Nickname: Tom Ambition; To be a physical education teacher, to have my way Motto: Go out to have a good time. ELEANOR HASEMAN Ambition; To succeed Motto: Don't trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. 57 CATHERINE H1NKENS Nickname: Kate Ambition: To be a blonde Motto: I wonder what the future will bring. PAUL ILLUM Nickname: Silver Ambition: To be a success at anything Motto: Don’t trust any woman. EDNA JAENKE Nickname: Red Ambition; To become a fashion editor on a newspaper Motto: To try to make others happy, be happy myself ELMER JAENKE Nickname: Red Ambition: To be a man someday Motto: Be prepared. WALTER JENSEN Ambition: To be an advertising illustrator (photographic) Mono: Bring ’em back a - photo. MARGARET JOHNSON Ambition; To be a secretary, to travel Motto: To do my best in all I do JOHN KESSLER Nickname: Pegleg or Melon Ambition: To become rich and idle Motto: Be everybody's friend. EVERETT KINNEY Ambition; To be a bigger and better farmer Motto; Slow but sure IRENE LAFAVE Nickname: Smiley Ambition; To be a good wife Motto: Don't you think ORA DEAN MARSHALL Ambition; To have success in a small way Motto: To put forth my best in all I attempt to do JOHN MULLADY Nickname: Snowshoes Ambition: To be small enough to dance with Gertrude Rosenbrock Motto: Be slow to act and slower to speak. Nickname; Walt or Wallie Nickname; Peggy IRIS NAGLE Nickname: Fuzzy Ambition; To own a dress shop in Momence with no two dresses alike Motto: Laugh and the world laughs with you. GERALDINE NELSON Ambition; To travel Mono: To put forth my best effort in all I undertake Nickname: Gerry CLARICE NEWBERRY Ambition; To become an artist Motto: Do everything with a smile. Nickname: Carrot PATRICIA O'BRIEN Ambition: To be a success Motto: Live and learn. Nickname: Cleo PHYLLIS PEMBLE Ambition; To act in dramatic sketches on the radio Motto: To do unto others as I would want them to do unto me Nickname: Phil REX PETERSON Ambition: To be a success Motto: Never fail Nickname; Pete DOROTHY PINSAK Nickname; Lot Ambition; To become a secretary and take typing and shorthand at the highest rate of speed possible Motto: Laugh and the world laughs with you, JUNE PRAIRIE Ambition: To make a lot of money Motto: Be kind to others. FLORENCE RITTER Ambition; To be a stenographer Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Nickname: Blondie ROBERT ST. JACQUES Ambition: To become an architect Motto: Look me over, kid. Nickname: Bob EVELYN SCHENK Ambition; To be a success Motto: To do the best I can in all things Nickname; Eve 59 ORVILLE SHARKEY Nickname: Hogs Ambition: To be able to draw Motto: Every Friday night MAXINE SHERWOOD Ambition; To become a nurse or a singer on the radio Motto: Try to look on the bright side of everything. RICHARD SOMMER Ambition: To work in a factory Motto: Silence is golden. HAROLD STEELE Ambition: Be an aviator Motto: Calm and collected PAUL THOMPSON Ambition; To look like my dad Motto: Get a redheaded girl friend. RUTH THOMPSON Ambition; Home economics teacher Motto: Make your better best. STEWART THORNE Ambition; To win $150,000 in an Irish Sweepstakes Motto: Go east, young man, go east. REX VANE Ambition; None at present Motto: Do unto others as they would do unto you. FANNY VANDERAA Ambition: Private Secretary Motto: To make people happy CHARLOTTE WALLACE Ambition; To become a capable nurse Motto: He that falls in love with himself knows no rivals. WALTER WHETLOW Ambition; To gain a million dollars Motto: Stay away from some people. Nickname: Pest Nickname: Dick Nickname: Dickey Nickname; P.A. Nickname; Ruthie Nickname: Stew Nickname; Scootch Nickname: Lot Nickname: Whet JUNIORS JUNIORS OFFICERS Vice-President Secretary KATHY HILL MARY STORER T reasurer FLOYD MANS BERGER Karen Abbott Jim Anstrom Bill Astle Sandy Basso Tim Beckman Betty Beseke Steve Bishir Steve Bookout Mike Bourgeois Connie Brinkman Donald Brown Sharon Bruck Melanie Bruckman Debbie Burlison Brenda Cahill Cheryl Cantway Mike Carpenter Norma Chaffins Jon Christjansen Jody Carlo Joan Clark Dwight Colbourn Terry Coulter Stella Convington Conchita Damia 62 Debbie Denton Judy Dexter Bill Dohm Carlos Douglas Donald Douglas David Faber Guy Fawver Mike Foisy John Gero Jeff Gilbert Lyla Graves Bob Graves Lynn Hamende Nelma Harmon Randy Harrison Gary Henderson Richard Hill Marcia Hiser Bruce Hunte Mike Jeffries Sam Jeffries Julie Jensen Mark Johnson Patricia Johnson Rosa Johnson Mike Jones Ed Kaack Dale Knoblauch Kim Koranda Jim Lampley Randy Laneville Rona Larmon John Latham Lucille Latham Mary Lee 63 Terry Lee Connie Lee Mark Lewis Michael Lowery Pam Lowman Terry Martin Jerry McDowell Cheryl McKinley Chris Mollema Ken Mullins Don Murray Debbie Newberry Angie Nikolic Greg Page Lowell Page Ted Peterson Douglas Prairie Russell Purnell Connie Rechkemmer Vicki Reynolds Dorothy Riley Garrick Riley Lorenzo Riley Lillian Romadka Carrie Rowe Larry Rupe Debbie Sanders Pat Shegog Peter Schenk Guy Smith Sherry Smith Connie Stam Mike Stearns Jeanne Steele Donna Stein Deb St. Peter Kevin St. Peter Monica Suprenant Jan Turrell Mike Turrell 64 Mabeth Wells Randy Whiskers Stanley Zelhart Jack Trudeau Valerie Upton Sandy Verrill Darryl Walker Cindy Warren “The basic fact of today is the tremendous pace of change in human life.” 65 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Felicia Abbot Lucia Anderson James Andruch Jill Astle Donald Auton Beth Bauch Donna Beckman Raymond Bellavance Karen Beseke Vanetta Blanton OFFICERS President FRED ROSS Vice-President MIKE ST ED MAN Secretary NANETTE GORMAN T reasurer FRANK SHAFFER Jeffrey Bleyle Danny Boyd Debra Bramer Leatha Brownfield Susan CaHill James Carpenter Theodore Chandler Michael Cherry Charles Clark David Craig Brain Crenshaw Michele Dau Kathy Dennis Thomas Donahue MaryAnn Early 68 Kim Engles Mark English Harrison Fifer Charles Fisher Michael Fitzpatrick Orville Flourney Terry Fortin Edward Fritz Kathy Gilbert Debra Glowgowski Patricia Goosby Loris Goss Gail Graves Pamela Graves Russell Hamende Forrest Hartman Joyce Harper Curtis Harwell Ginger Henderson Michael Hess Danny Hessling Cheryl High Robin Hill Janet Hubert Debra Ivy Randy Jackson Walter Jeffries Jamie Jepson Frank Johnson Angelique Jones Marilyn Jonkman John Kleinert David Knowles Debra Koenig Terry Kolesar Jane Lagacy David Lambert Wayne Larmon Randy Latham Diana Lopez 69 Michael Lowery Thomas Luedtke Sharlene Mayer Brenda McKimm Joel McDaniel Terry Meade Wendy Merrill Curtis Mobley Dale Morrison Harry Moore Lorraine Munyon Nancy Neff Charles Nelson Mark Nelson Sheryl Nickoles Kevin O'Cull Dawn Ostema Lane Page David Patterson Sandra Perdue Juanita Pickens Stanley Piekarczyk Michael Plein Mark Provost Roberta Purnell Lynne Ralston Donna Rhodes Gerard Rivard Ann Reising Dolores Reynolds Judy Rose Debra Ross Claudette Rowe Michael Sanders Lewis Santos Janie Saunders Verna Seeman Lynne Sellers John Sharkey Kurt Slaughter 70 Mary Smith Janie Speith Steve Studer Susan Tallman Jerrie Teague Jeff Tedford Kurt Thacker Maureen Therien Michele Therien Monica Therien Sherry Thompson Alan Tinsley Gene Turner Thomas Turrell Terry Vaughn Clyde Weeseman Jackie Weybright Sandra Weybright Jerome White Becky Wille Wanda Winsett Darla Wolterstorff Laura Wooten Phyllis Works JoAnne Wyphoski Cindy Young Jim Zeglis Terry Zimmerman Mark Zoller Patrick Zugg “He that voluntarily continues in ignorance is guilty of all the crimes which ignorance produces.” 71 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Hugo Beckman Keith Beezhold John Berry Marilyn Bertram Mary Bertram Deborah Bertrand Larry Blaski Charles Boyer Ferrell Brown Clyde Bruckman OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer LOIS BRINKMANN VICKI MARRS KIM WELLS CORKY ENGEL Nancy Burnett Lesa Calvo James Campbell Terry Cantway Sharon Cardwell Scott Carruthers Johna Clark Richard Clark Carolyn Coulter Eddie Covington Vicki Crabb Ricky Crane Francis Damia Steve Dau Debra Davis 74 Danny Denton Randy Denton William Depoister Lisa Dickerson Terrell Douglas Elizabeth Earley Kenneth Earley Lorna Ellsworth Jani English Ronald Finley Michael Fogarty Joe Garry Jill Giasson Jill Gilbert George Goss Marilyn Graf Michael Gray Jeri Green Bruce Hamende Donna Harris Brenda Harrison Marcia Hart Michael Hatch Jodie Hibbs Brian High Michael Holman James Hughes Sarah Hughes Robert Huhn Karen Janssen Cherie Jenkins Colleen Johnson Christopher Jones Shelia Jones Brian Kaack Thomas Kiger Dennis Klassen Garry Knoblauch Cindy Knowles Sandy Kocsis 75 William Kocsis Bradley Kolesar Michael Kurtz Gregory Lagacy Jayme Larson Cynthia Lee Donald Lowery Ronald Lowery Barbara Mack Joan McKinley Irvin Merrill Tommy Merrill Michael Mitchell Debra Moore Maureen Mullady Jeannene Munyon Doris Murray Drew Nelson Lawana Nicholes Debra Page Charles Parker Robert Peddycord Becky Penrod Diane Perdue Norma Perry Beth Peterson Vicki Peterson Gregory Porter Sally Porter Marvin Riley John Rivard Kevin Robicheaux Carmen Robinson Arthur Romadka Jeff Ross Barbara Rowe Cathy Sanders Steven Sanders Jolene Savich William Schafroth 76 By ran Scherer Robert Schopf Mark Schuler Shirley Seeman George Self Tony Sellers Christopher Sharkey Albert Shelley Matthew Simpson Michael Simpson Robert Simpson Robert Siwicki Taffy Smith Brenda Steams Brenda Suprenant Darroll Taylor Emmanuel Taylor Sheila Taylor Terry Tedford Larry Toliver Becky Thompson Sylvia Trigo Shelley Verrill Robert Warren Rochelle Wellmaker Rebecca Wells Pamela West Rick West Jerome Westbrooks Eddie White Pamela Wilson William Wilson James Willbarger Donald Zack “THE CERTAINTIES OF ONE AGE — ARE THE PROBLEMS OF THE NEXT.” 77 ORGANIZATIONS MONESSE STAFF 1st ROW: Doreen Overbeek, Margie Morrison, Marilyn Oakes, Susan Schopf, Jolene Tedford, Lou Ann Leudtke, Cathy Buck, Gail Kleinert 2nd ROW: Lorenzo Riley, Garrick Riley, Brian Prairie, Mark Reising, Bruce Bartholomew, Jim Schopf OFFICERS Procrastination is the thief of time 80 Sports Editor, Jim Schopf; Sponsor, Miss Mul- lady; Sports Editor, Bruce Bartholomew. NOT SHOWN: Jr. Editor, Marcia Hiser. STUDENT COUNCIL Treasurer: Kathy Dennis, President: Bruce Bartholomew, Vice-President: John Metz, Secretary: Brenda Cahill. 1st ROW: Margie Morrison, Lou Ann Luedtke, Floyd Mansberger, Fred Ross, Kathy Hill. Janie Speith. 2nd ROW: Advisor David Schindlbeck, Peter Schenk, Sam Jordan, Darrol Walker, Jerome Hubert, Jim Moody, Corky Engles, Advisor Willis Buchholz. 3rd ROW: Jim Andruch, Jack Trudeau, Mike Peterson, Marsha Hiser, Lois Brink- man, Wanda Winsett, Robert Schopf, Nan- ette Gorman. 4th ROW: Jim Schopf, Kathy Dennis, Bruce Bartholomew, John Metz, Brenda CaHill, Gene Miller. 8 J NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LET KNOWLEDGE GROW FROM MORE TO MORE. SEATED: Darlene Lagacy, Ruth Ann Frank, Steve Sellers, John Metz, Pat Podach, Doreen Overbeek. STANDING: Dennis Vogeler, Louise Neff. Jim Moody, Robert Dam, Gary Denny, Kari Thacker, Bruce Bartholomew. Advisor - Mr. D. Schindlbeck. 82 LIBRARY CLUB SEATED: Kathy Sherwood, Arthur Bellavance, Diane Peterson. Angelique Jones, Douglas Prairie, Deborah Rhodes. STANDING: Colleen Retheford, Doreen Overbeek, Steve Sellers, Deb Newberry, Jolene Tedford, Sponsor - Mr. L. Denier. NOT SHOWN: Marilyn Oakes, Cindy Mohr, Floyd Mansberger. The student librarians perform a valuable service by shelving books, checking out materials and assist- ing students in finding material. Without them the high school library could not function. 83 SPEECH CLUB During the last school year, the Speech Club ventured into a number of activities, both traditional and original. In January 1971, the Speech Club left its typical surroundings of theater and spotlight and entered the kitchen for its first original operation, a spaghetti supper. Conceived as a money making project and executed by Mrs. Koranda and student help, the spaghetti supper may be well on its way as a year- ly tradition. The spring play, which contained what may be Momence's largest cast, previewed a recently written play, Curtain Going Up. Dealing with contemporary school life and situations, it showed the trials and tribulations of a first year teacher attempting to direct her first high school play. Curtain Going Up proved to be interesting and relevant to the cast of twenty-five. Bringing the 70-71 season to a close, Speech Club produced its first feature-length film. Anastasia, a story of historical fact which has been dramatized into a stage play and Hollywood pro- duction, provided approximately fifty students with a glimpse of what the making of a film entails. Shooting on location, researching the historical angles, and the filming itself proved both education- al and interesting to the cast and crew. Using Anastasia as the subject of introduction, Speech Club opened the 71-72 season with an as- sembly for the freshmen and other interested students. Boasting a total membership of approximately 90 students, Speech Club launched the 1937 classic, You Can't Take It With You. A cast composed primarily of freshmen and sophomores with a few returning veterans indicated a bright future for stage productions. The probable highlight of the 71-72 season will be Speech Club's second film, yet to be titled, which will be completed in mid January of 1972. At the time of this writing complete plans are inde- finite, but the film is tentatively outlined to include approximately 70 students and to last ninety minutes. Undoubtedly Speech Club is proving to be one of the busiest and most quickly growing organiza- tions at Momence High School. 84 AREA CAREER CENTER STUDENTS 1st ROW: C. Mollema, Health Occupations; K. Hardeman, Graphics; D. Riley, Health Occupations; L. Riley, Building Trades; R. Mason, Beauty Culture; C. Rechkemmer, Beauty Culture; J. Schopf, Data Processing; V. Fitzpatrick, Health Occupations; S. Hubert, Beauty Culture; R. Parker, Beauty Culture; B. Johnson, Health Oc- cupations; G. Robicheaux, Beauty Culture; R. Brown, Health Occupations; P. Shegog, Clerical Trades 2nd ROW: P. Lowman, Health Occupations; K. Goosby, Building Trades; S. Schopf, Beauty Culture; M. Wells, Health Occupations; D. St. Peter, Health Occupations; J. Christjansen, Auto Mechanics; D. Denton, Data Pro- cessing; M. Nelson, Metal Trades; B. Astle, Electricity; R. Purnell, Building Trades 3rd ROW: S. Jordan, Building Trades; J. Anstrom, Electricity; D, Walker, Building Trades; E. Colborn, Child Care; J. Backus, Health Occupations; R. Harrison, Auto Mechanics; S. Bookout, Auto Body; E. Litoborski, Metal Trades; M. Turrell, Auto Mechanics; M. Oakes, Data Processing; K. St. Peter, Building Trades; T. Dexter, Auto Mechanics To meet and compete with the problem of specialized training, Momence High School is participating in the newly formed Area Career Center in Kankakee. The objective of the Center is to provide a variety of occupational training programs for students who have a strong interest in occupational training. High school juniors and seniors may choose from such areas as Business Education, Medical Occupations. Pub- lic Service, and Trade and Industry. SCIENCE AND MATH CLUB FIRST ROW: Louise Neff, Darlene Lagacy. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kruse, Sponsor; Connie Siam, Nancy Neff. I HEAR A SUDDEN CRY OF PAIN! MR. KRUSE STUCK HIMSELF WITH HIS COMPASS AGAIN. OFFICERS Vice President, Julie Jensen; Secretary-Treasurer, Branda Cahill; Sponsor, Mrs. Strassenburg; Presi- dent, Kathy Hill. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 1st ROW: Brenda Cahill, Jeanne Steele, Lisa Mathers, Connie Brinkman, Lillian Romadka STANDING: Julie Jensen, Donna Stein, Kathy Hill, Debbie Sanders, Mrs. Strassenburg 87 CONCERT CHOIR FIRST ROW, Left: Connie Stam, Bruce Hamende, John Berry, Shirley Hubert, Pat Johnson, Gail Robi- cheaux, Norris Runnels, Jayme Larson, Nancy Bur- nett. SECOND ROW: Donna Beckman, Lois Brinkman, Robert Lee, Fred Ross, Barbara Riley, Joyce Harper, Jerome Westbrooks, Kevin O'Cull, Marilyn Jonkman, Nelma Harman. THIRD ROW: Darlene Lagacy, Louise Neff. GIRLS' CHORUS FIRST ROW: Sarah Hughes, Norma Perry, Maureen Mullady, Sharon Cardwell. SECOND ROW: Sherry Thompson, Barbara Rowe, Barbara Mack, Sheila Talyor, Johna Clark. THIRD ROW: Debra Moore, Rochelle Wellmaker, Cherie Jenkins. 88 THE SECOND TIME AROUND Terry Contois, Steve Reising, Robert Walls, and Ken Porter, CO-OP From left to right, SECOND ROW: Mr. Simeur-Co-op Coordinator, John Gero-Ben Franklin, Tom Gero-Karlock En- terprises, Brain Prairie-Mullady's Groc., Terry Sharkey-Parks Mfg. Co. , Dan Goodman-Therien’s Chev. , Kari Thac- ker-Therien Chev., Susan Parish-City Hall, Murrill Lagacy-Netzel’s Auto, Allen Knowles-Johnson’s Greenhouse, Russell Gilbert-Jr. High Building. THIRD ROW: Gordon Wolterstoff-Rehmer Electric, Scott High-Speith's Groc. , Ed Litorburski-Arco Products, Kevin Easter-Easter Const. Co., Terry Contois-Speith's Groc., Mike Nelson-Nelson Farm. FIRST ROW SITTING: Pam Petersen-Dr. Ortiz Office, Ramona Franklin-Baker Taylor, Vicki Reynolds-Dionne's Diner, Judy Dexter-Frank's Diner, Sunee Campbell-Frank's Diner, Don Douglas-Western Auto, Gail Kleinert-Carter Wallace, Sandy Axom-Baker Taylor, Oachis Wells-Parish Bank, Melissa Hoeferlin-Plaque Village, Kathy Sherrwood- Dr. Van Drunnen, Mike P. Graves-Simpson's Station. NOT PICTURED: Mike Lee-High School, Melanie Bruckman- High School Cercial, Ted Peterson-Farming, Carlos Douglas-Baker Taylor, Steve Bishir-Metz Marathon, Don Brown- Plaque Village, Jayme Hibbs-Plaque Village. 90 PEP CLUB BACK ROW: C. McKinley, J. Schopf, C. Buck, C. Rowe, P. Works, S, Nicholes, V. Blanton SECOND ROW: S, Sanders, M. Storer, C. Brinkmann, C. Warren, S. Covington, R. Hill, A. Jones, S. Hubert, R. Johnson THIRD ROW: D, Morrison, J. Kleinert, M. Provost, T. Luedtke, L. Santos, L. Romadka, D, Stein, N. Harmon, J. Jensen, G. Robicheaux, S. Schopf FOURTH ROW: C. Sharkey, R. Jackson, S. Studer, M. English, B. Cahill, D. Sanders, K. Koranda, D. Burlison, B. Wille, J. Astle, J. Rose, L. Brinkmann FIFTH ROW: D. Lopez, S. Perdue, N. Neff, R. Purnell, N. Pena, J. Clark, J. Steele, P. Podacjh, R. Frank, L. Luedtke, D. Hart BOTTOM ROW: P. Shegog, S. Trigo, R. Wellmaker, J. Spieth, W. Winsett, S. Tallman, C. Knowles, J. Hubert, J. Clark, D. Perdue, M. Reising, C. Dennis, M. Morrison 91 THE MARCHING MONESSE Practice makes perfect. Well, what are we waiting for? FRONT ROW: B. Peterson, S. Tallman, J. Backus, M. Dau. SECOND ROW: C. Johnson, J. Jensen, A. Reising, N. Burnett, D. Davis, D. Denton, J. Savich. THIRD ROW: A. Romadka, M. Hatch, N. Reynolds, D. Wolterstorff, L. Luedtke, C. Young, C. Dennis, L. Brinkman, W. Wilson, M. Reising, J. Kleinert, C. Weseman. FOURTH ROW: G. Page, D. Morrison. STANDING: P. Garrison, (director), R. Finley, B. Bartholemew, G. Robicheaux, K. Robicheaux, C. Parker, L. Cramp. The Marching Monesse with Drum Major Scott High and Majorettes J. Hubert, D. Ostema, L. Luedtke, and M. Dau. OFFICERS C, Dennis, L. Luedtke, S, Tallman L. Cramp, and J. Jensen. 93 FUTURE HOMEMAKER’S OF AMERICA AROUND THE FLAGPOLE: G. Henderson, D. Koenig, L. Brownfield, D. Ivy, L. Nicholes, S. Taylor. MIDDLE ROW: C. Hunte, D. Lagacy (V. Pres.), B. Harrison, J. Lagacy, S. Weybright, D. Bramer, S. Perdue, N. Burnett, C. Rowe, O. Wells (President), Mrs. Clark. KNEELING: P. Graves, L. Squire, J. Clark, R. Purnell, K. Koranda, J. Wypyhowski, V. Blanton. HOME, HOME ON THE RANGE SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS, L to R: Debbie Sanders, Becky Wille, Julie Jensen, Pat Podach, Mrs. Brown, advisor, Donna Stein. FIRST ROW: Jerome Westbrooks, Byron Scherer, Mark Zoller, Jim Andruch, Mark Provost, Jim Zeglis, Jody Hibbs, Beth Bauch. SECOND ROW: Janie Saunders, Ann Reising, Becky Wille, Louise Neff, Jill Astle, Colleen Johnson, Connie Stam, Angie Jones, Arthur Bellavance. THIRD ROW: Beth Peterson, Debbie Sanders, Donna Stein, Ruth Frank, Pat Podach, Kathy Hill, Julie Jensen, Li- lian Romadka, Charles Parker, Sheryl Nicholes, Luis Santos, Jamie Larson. G.A.A. KNEELING: D. Davis, D. Koenig, A. Reising, J. Steele, S. Nicholes, D. Murray, S. Jones, B. Bauch, B. Rowe, S. Cardwell, R. Purnell, A. Jones. FIRST STANDING ROW: L. Munyon, J. Giassen, D. Wol- terstorf, J. Astle, Z. Nicho- les, J. Jensen, K. Hill, D. Harris. CENTER: B. Peterson, S. Trigo. SECOND STANDING ROW: L. Mathers, K. Dennis, N. Har- mon, B. Wille, N. Perry , J. Hubert, D. Perdue. 96 OFFICERS: S. Schopf, Points Chairman, D. Denton, Secretary, P. Graves, Points Chair- man, J. Hubert, Treasurer, N. Harmon, Vice-Presidnet, S. Hubert, President. ATHLETICS TRACK 1971 VARSITY FIRST ROW: Mike Cherry, Danny Bishir, Larry Hunte, Rick Laneville, Ray Abbott SECOND ROW: Mike Fitspatrick, Harry Brady, Mike Jefferies, Darrell McDaniels FRESH-SOPH 100 FIRST ROW: Curtis Harwell, Fred Ross, Jayme Jepson, Jerome White SECOND ROW: Curtis Mobley, Dale Morrison, Jeff Bleyle, Harrison Fifer, Jim Carpenter TENNIS CLUB 1st ROW: Sponsor, Mr. D. Schindlbeck, Sandy Perdue, Nancy Neff, Louise Neff, Mary Ann Lee, Jeanne Steele, Kim Koranda 2nd ROW: Dave Faber, Chuck Fisher, Leland Greenley, Jim Alvey, Doug Prairie, Roberta Purnell “In play there are 2 pleasures for your choosing — The one is winning and the other losing.” GOLF — 1971 TOP ROW: Bruce Bartholomew, Steve Reising, Jayme Hibbs, Mark English, Mr. Willard. BOTTOM ROW: Kevin St. Peter, Mike Peterson, Jim Zeglis, Jack Balthazor. GOLF — 1972 102 TOP ROW: Jim Zeglis, Art Romodka, Greg Porter, Bruce Bartholomew, Mike Holman. BOTTOM ROW: Mark English, Mike Peterson, Danny Plein, Bob Simpson, Chris Sharkey, Mr. Willard. Mrs. Stottsberry and Margie Morrison. September 1971 saw the beginnings of a girls golf team. Meets are tentatively scheduled Spring of 1972 with Kankakee Eastridge and Westview, Bradley and Bishop McNamara. The Shamrock Golf Course will be the scene of the battle of the golf balls. During the winter months, the girls will brush up on golf etiquette, the rules of play, and view a few films to help inspire the team for their first season. OFFICERS Margie Morrison, President Connie Perdue, Secretary Nelma Harmon, Treasurer MEMBERS NOT SHOWN: Connie Stam Kathy Hill Rosa Johnson Connie Perdue Nelma Harmon, Nancy Burnett, Nancy Neff, Sponsor - Mrs. Stottsberry, Margie Morrison, Louise Neff. 103 1st ROW: Steve Lund, Dennis Vogeler, Mark Provost, Don Murray 2nd ROW: Chuck Clark, Mark Lewis, Jack Trudeau, Mike Bourgeois, Dave Lambert, Andre White, manager 3rd ROW: Alan Denton, Jim Schopf, Sam Jordan, Jim Piekarczyk, Bob Walls, Bill Dhom Resulting from a lack of experience, the 1971 Varsity Baseball Redskins won one game, beating Peotone on Bob Walls four-hitter. The team looks forward to a better sea- son this year after only three of its members graduated. Team leaders in the field included Alan Denton, Jim Schopf, Steve Lund, and Dennis Vogeler. Jim Piekarczyk and Bob Walls pitched for die 1971 Redskins. 104 VARSITY BASEBALL FRESH-SOPH BASEBALL 1971 FIRST ROW: Terry Lee, David Knowles, Tom Luedtke. SECOND ROW: Luis Santos, Jim Andruch, Mike Douglas, John Kleinert, Butch Huberts. THIRD ROW: Steve Bookout, David Craig, Mike Sanders, Mike Turrell, Gene Turner, Forrest Hartman. ERROR IS A HARDY PLANT; IT FLOURISHES IN EVERY FIELD. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1st ROW: Rick Laneville, Jack Trudeau, Gary Denny, Jim Schopf, Dan Plein, John Metz, Bruce Bartholomew, Mike Graves, Alan Smith, Mike Peterson, Larry Rupe, Charles Nelson. 2nd ROW: Russell Purnell, Ted Chandler, Sam Jordan, Terry Kolesar, Bob Graves, Ted Peterson, Randy Whiskers, Sam Jeffries, Mike Jeffries, Darrell McDaniels, Jim Lampley, Mike Fitzpatrick, Jerry McDowell, Carlos Douglas, Kevin Hardeman, Bruce Hunte, Mike Cherry, Forrest Hartman, Terry Martin, Lee Cramp. The 1971 Varsity Football team almost met pre-season expectations. The Redskins finished with a record of six wins and three losses, winning the last six. They tied for first place in the KVC conference with Clif- ton Central and Herscher. The Conference record was three wins and one loss. The Skins were able to place three men on the all-area team. Darroll McDaniels, Jim Schopf, and Jim Shegog made the offen- sive team. On the all-Kankakee Valley Conference team, Dan Plein, Jim Shegog, Darroll McDaniels, and Jim Schopf all made the offense. McDaniels also placed on defensive team, along with Mike Jef- fries. 107 OFFENSE DEFENSE 108 FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL 1st ROW: M. Mitchell, D, Jewell, D. Taylor, C. Jones, C. Harwell, K. Wells, E. Taylor, J, Campbell, J. Jepsen, E. White, L, Page, J, Willbarger, C, Sharkey, B. Warren. 2nd ROW: S. Dau, J. Rivard, M. Carpenter, M. Stedman, D. Lambert, R. West, S. Sanders, J. Bleyle, P. Zugg, K. Beezhold, T. Douglas, J. White, F. Ross, T. Merrill, M. English, D. Patterson, W. Wilson, B. Hamende, D. Knowles. 3rd ROW: C. Clark, G. Turner, J. Westbrook, G. Rivard, W. Umholtz, R. Hamende, B. Simpson, J. Zeglis, C. Mobly, P. Miller, D. Denton, J. Garry, M. Fogarty, B. High, D. Morrison. The Fresh-Soph football team had a very good season this year. The younger Redskins finished with a 6-1-1 record overall. They tied Crete-Monee in the last game; their only loss came at the hands of Kankakee Eastridge. In the Kankakee Valley Conference, the Red- skins finished with a perfect four win no loss record. The Fresh-Soph Redskins were led by veter- an coach John Lusk, and new coach David Nel- son. Their work tills year should produce solid varsity teams in coming years. 109 OFFENSE DEFENSE VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: Sam Jordan, Don Murray, Jim Schopf, Jayme Hibbs, Jack Trudeau. STANDING: Coach Damall, Leon Ross, Ted Petersen, Dan Plein, Rick Wehrman, Mike Jeffries. Not Shown: Daryl Walker, Michael K. Graves. Also shown is the first place trophy won by the Redskins in the Manteno Holiday Tourna- ment. ill 3 Q ( Q_ T — 7C n Q FRESHMAN FRONT ROW: Tom Kiger, Mike Mitchell, Emmanuel Taylor, James Campbell, Tommy Merril, Eddy White, Chris Jones, Robert Schopf. SECOND ROW: Chris Sharkey, Darroll Taylor, Jerry Berry, Keith Beezhold, Jerome Westbrooks, Rick West, Art Rodmadka, Willie Wilson, (Coach) Tim Umphrey. SOPHOMORE FRONT ROW: Brian Crenshaw, Harry Moore, Fred Ross, Frank Shaffer, Jerome White, Pat Zugg. SECOND ROW: Brian Kaack, Mike Lowery, Ted Chandler, Kim Wells, Bob Simpson, Gene Turner, Curtis Mobley, Harrison Fifer, Jeff Bleyle, Terry Kolesar, Tommy Dex- ter, Coach Nelson. FRESH-SOPH CHEERLEADERS Rochelle Wellmaker, Cindy Knowles, Wanda Winsett, JaniSpieth, Susan Tallman, Janet Hubert. 115 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Oachia Wells Janet Schopf Cathy Buck Connie Brinkman Cindy Warren ACTIVITIES CURTAIN GOING UP A TIME FOR US PROM 1971 Gary Smith, King; Cheryl Wilms, Queen; Marlene Glow, Larry O’Brien, 119 120 HOMECOMING 1971 1971 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Cathy Buck, Cindy Knowles, Janet Schopf, Pam Murray, Queen Mary Tomaski, Brenda Cahill, Susan Cahill, Margie Morrison, Diane Peterson. 122 REDSKIN SPIRIT YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU PRESENTED FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1971 BY THE SPEECH CLUB 125 Conchita Francis Conchita and Francis Damia are two new students from France. Born in Toulouse, they are the youngest of a family of 10. One of the many differences they have noticed between France and the United States is size. French towns are more compact than ours, and cars and trucks are much smaller. Our schools are different, also. They attend school from 8 to 12 noon, then from 2 to 7 o'clock. Not only are their hours long, but they must provide their own transportation because there are no school buses. There is no lunch program, either. The big difference, they say, is that it is a lot easier to make friends here than it is there. 126 THE THREE MUSKATEERS THE ENDS MAY ALL YOUR CHANGES BE FOR THE BETTER — 1972 YEARBOOK STAFF A special thanks to Mr. K. L. Thackeray, Marilyn Oakes, and Bruce Bartholomew for all the time they put into this yearbook. 128 ADVERTISERS Let Us Be Your Partners In Progress EASTERN ILLINOIS 228 North Dixie Highway Momence, Illinois Phone 472-6444 TRUST AND BANK SAVINGS Each Deposit Insured to $20,000 FDIC Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 130 PEOPLE ON THE GO — GO EASTERN Compliments of THE BAKER TAYLOR CO. 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