Momence High School - Monesse Yearbook (Momence, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1973 volume:

Events 3 Seniors 27 Sports 41 Classes 69 Groups 85 Staff 103 Ads 125 Monesse Momence High School Momence, Illinois when I walk along your city streets and I look into your eyes when I see that simple sadness that upon your features lies if my spirit starts to sink it comes as no surprise it's been a long way from anywhere like heaven-to your town there's a pasture in the countryside I used to call my own there's a natural pillow for my head the grass there is over grown I think of that place from time to time when I want to be alone it's been a long way from anywhere like heaven to this town people live from day to day but they do not count the time they don't see their days slipping by-and neither do I. -James Taylor Events Mary S tor er — 72 Homecoming Queen Momence High School's 18th annual Homecoming activities started Friday afternoon, October 13, with a parade down Washington Street that ended at the city parking lot. When the parade was over, the cheerleaders led a pep rally near the parking lot and the winning floats were announced. The Junior class took first place with their float en- titled We're Coffin Up a Victory. The second- place Seniors' theme was We're Expecting a Vic- tory. Third place was given to the Sophomore class with the theme Get the Point? Last place, Beat Those Horny Blue Devils, belonged to the Freshman class. First place in the organization entries was the FHA- HERO float, Burn' Em! The second-place theme, Flatten the Blue Devils, belonged to the March- ing Monesse. National Honor Society entered the only car in the parade. That evening a snake dance started in the city park- ing lot and ended at the high school with a bonfire. After the bonfire, the football field became the center of attention when the Redskins met Peotone's Blue Devils. During a brief intermission in the varsity game, the traditional homecoming ceremony took place. Music and a routine was provided by the Marching Monesse, after which came the crowning of the 1972-73 Homecoming Queen, Miss Mary Storer es- corted by Don Murray. The queen's court and es- corts consisted of Conchita Damia, Dwight Colburn; Marcia Hiser, Floyd Mansberger; Chris Mollema, Mike Bourgeois; and Debbie St. Peter, Stan Zelhart. Attendants to the queen were: freshman Kathy Sted- man, Tim Cherry; sophomore Pearly Neblitt, Steve Sanders; and junior Phyllis Works, Don Douglas. Crowning Mary was the 1971-72 queen Mrs. Mary Tomaski Thompson and roses were presented by Brenda Cahill, Student Council president. Winding up the 1972 Homecoming activities was an open dance at the high school gym after the varsity game, in which the Redskins defeated the Blue Devils 24-13. Music was provided by Mind, Body and Soul. 1. Mary Storer was crowned home- coming queen by the 1971 queen, Mrs. Mary Thompson. 2. The Sen- ior float We're Expecting a Vic- tory won 2nd place. 3. The Queen candidates were Mary Storer, Deb St. Peter, Chris Mollema, Marcia Hiser, and Conchita Damia. 4. First place was awarded to the Jun- ior class float We're Coffin' Up a Victory. 5. Coach Jack Cherry discusses game plans with senior Jack Trudeau. 6. Burn 'Em , the FHA-Hero float received first in the club division. Homecoming ’72 The pictures above and below are of Charles King and his assembly program which brought the greatest amount of student participation of the school year. I ABOVE: The Cary Grove Concert Choir vocally performed for the student body. BELOW: Dr. Irwin Ross had Danny Denton entertain the audi- ence as Elvis Presley. Assembly programs unify student body Ken Henderson “One man band” Charles King Musical involvement Cary Grove High School Concert Choir Rob Dickinson “Those Were the Days” Dr. Irwin Ross “World Famous Hypnotist” Plays 1972-1973 Momence High School's 1972 fall play was entitled Wind Between the Houses . It was the first play to ever use two separate casts. Pam West and Debbie Glow' had the leads Friday and Saturday nights, respectively. TOP RIGHT: Chris Beckman runs from Grace Martin (Deb Glow) when she is caught peeping in at Grace's com- pany (Lynn Calvo and Dave Knowles). BOTTOM LEFT: Myra Balber portrays Grace's concerned but gabby neighbor. BOTTOM RIGHT: Grace's son (Dave Know’les) thinks he is doing the right thing by breaking the urn containing Grace's husband's ashes. Haunted Honeymoon was the name of MHS's spring play. It was put on by the Speech Club and di- rected by their sponsor, Mr. Ken Thackeray. Presented on April 13- 14, three members of the cast completely won the hearts of the audience. Sophomore Maureen Mullady and Freshmen Myra Bal- ber and Dan Petersen captured the crowds with their comedy portrayals. 11 Juniors, Seniors trip through Washington A weekend of highs and lows describes the Junior- Senior class trip to Washington D. C. May 4, 5, and 6. One of the highlights was viewing the Washington Monument, which can be seen from all parts of the city. Even though there was a long line, a few waited for their chance to see the sights from the top. Other sights, such as the Arlington National Cemetery, the Capitol Building and Mount Vernon, were seen during the tour. A unique part of the trip was walking around George- town, a small town outside of Washington D. C. , made up of small specialty shops. Along with a swim party and a picnic lunch, the trip turned out to be one that all of the group wouldn't have missed for anything. There was one disappointment. Kevin O'Cull was un- able to make the trip because of an automobile acci- dent, the day of departure. “Colour My ” The king and queen of the 1973 prom, Colour My World , were Peter Schenk and Mary Storer. The Junior members of the court were Susan Cahill and Pat Zugg. Junior-Senior Prom 1973 15 Seniors 92 received diplomas at 97th commencement Numerous awards were given at Momence High School's 97th annual commencement exercises June 1. Among those included the valedictorian and salutator- ian awards earned by Connie Brinkmann and Floyd Mansberger. Connie Brinkmann and Sam Jordan re- ceived the American Legion Awards. Don Murray was awarded the Mark Schenk Athlete-Scholarship Award and the American Legion Auxiliary Award was given to Brenda Cahill. Mrs. Hilda Brown and Superintendent T. H. Bartholomew were recognized as retiring mem- bers of the Momence staff. 18 Class Officers Julie Jensen, Secretary ▲ Connie Brinkmann, Treas. am m Kathy Hill, President Jack Trudeau, V. President KAREN ABBOTT Pep Club 3; Chorus 1; Band 1; FHA 2; GAA 1. JIM ANSTROM Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Co-op 4; M Club 1,2, 3,4; ACC 3,4. BILL ASTLE NHS 3,4; ACC 3,4. SANDY BASSO Library Club 1,2; Speech Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1,2; GAA 1,2; ACC 4. TIM BECKMAN Monesse staff 4; Redskin Rapper staff 4; Speech Club 4; Co-op 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Quill G Scroll 4. BETTY BESEKE Pep Club 1,2; Band 1,2. 24 STEVE BISHIR STEVE BOOKOUT Baseball 2; Prom Committee 3; ACC 3,4; Tennis Club 3. CONNIE BRINKMANN NHS 3,4; FTA 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2; GAA 1; Student Council 1, secre- tary 4; Cheerleader 2,3; Co-op president 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Office-treasurer 4. SHARON BRUCK NHS 4; Student Council 4; Chorus 1; Prom Committee 3. MIKE BOURGEOIS Baseball 1,2, 3,4; NHS 3,4; M Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Class Office - Treasurer 3. DEBBIE BURLISON Monesse staff 4; Redskin Rapper staff 4; Speech Club 1,2,4; Pep Club 3,4; FHA 4; GAA 3,4; Prom Committee 3. 25 BRENDA CAHILL NHS 3,4; FTA 2, 3, secretary-treasurer 4; Student Council 1, 2, secretary 3, president 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Prom Committee 2; homecoming attendant 3. CARL CAMP Baseball 1. CHERYL CANTWAY Chorus 1. JON CHRISTJANSEN Baseball 1; CHERRY G WHITE 1; Speech Club 1,2; Band 1,2; School Play 1; ACC 3,4; Tennis Club 3. JODY CIARLO JOAN CLARK Pep Club 1, 3; Chorus 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, vice-president 4; ACC 4. 26 DWIGHT COLBERN Co-op 3,4; ACC 3,4. TERRY COULTER Chorus 1. CONCHITA DAMIA Homecoming attendant 4. Pep club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; GAA 1,2, secretary 3,4; Prom commit- tee 3; ACC 3; Quill G Scroll 4. DEBBIE DENTON MONESSE 4; REDSKIN RAPPER 4; STELLA COVINGTON Pep club 2; Chorus 1; FHA presi- dent 1; NHS 4. JUDY DEXTER Co-op 3; Chorus 1; GAA 1. 27 THOMAS DEXTER Basketball manager 3; Co-op 4; ACC 3, 4. WILLIAM DHOM Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. CARLOS DOUGLAS Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track 3; Base- ball 1; Co-op 3; M-Club 2. DON DOUGLAS Football 2; Baseball 1; Library Club 1; FT A 1; Student Council 4; Co-op 3,4; Spanish Club 1. DAVID FABER Football 1; Band 1,2. JOHN GERO MONESSE Staff 4; NHS 4; RED- SKIN RAPPER 4; Co-op 3; Quill G Scroll 4. 28 JEFF GILBERT KEITH COOSBY S.R.C. 2; ACC 4. ROBERT GRAVES Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1, Co- captain 2,4; FTA 1; M-Club 3,4; ACC 3,4. NELMA HARMON Girl's Track 4; Girl's Golf Vice Pres- ident 3; MONESSE 4; REDSKIN RAP- PER 4; FTA President 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Spanish Club 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, Points Chairman 2, Vice President 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Quill G Scroll 4. RANDY HARRISON ACC 3,4. GARY HENDERSON i 29 KATHY HILL Golf 3; NHS 3,4; Library club 4; FTA Pres. 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Treasurer 2,3; Spanish Club 1 Secretary 2,3; Band 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Class Office VP. 1,3 Pres. 4; Homecoming Attendant 1. MARCIA HISER Student Council 3; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1; Cheerleader 2. SHERRY HOWARD Yearbook Staff 4; Rapper Staff 4; Speech Club 2; ACC 3. BRUCE HUNTE Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Redskin Rapper staff 4. JULIE JENSEN FTA 1,2, VP 3, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club Secretary 3; Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Cheerleader 1,4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Class Office Secretary 4. ROSA JOHNSON Golf 3; Pep Club 3; Chorus 1,2; FHA 1,2,4; GAA 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; ACC 3,4. 30 MIKE JONES SAM JORDAN Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 4; Baseball 1,2; Speech Club 1; Student Council 1,2,3; M Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Band 1,2; Ptom Committee 3; School Play 1; Class Office-Presi- dent 1,3, Vice President 2; ACC KIM KORANDA GAA 1,3,4; FHA 3; Band 1,3; FTA 3; Pep Club 3,4; Girls Track 4. CONNIE LaGESSE Pep Club 2; ACC 3,4. RANDY LA NEVILLE Track 3; Chorus 1,2,3. JIM LAMP LEY Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2; M Club 2,3; Prom Committee 3. 31 JOHN LATHAM Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; M Club 2. CONSTANCE LEE MARY ANN LEE Library Club 1; Speech Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Tennis 3. TERRY LEE Basketball 3; Baseball 2. V MARK LEWIS Baseball 1,2,3,4. PAM LOWMAN Speech Club 3; ACC 3; Redskin Rapper 4; Monesse staff 4. 32 FLOYD MANSBERGER Football 1; NHS 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Band 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Class Office Treas- urer 3. TERRY MARTIN Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Co-op 4; M Club 4. CHERYL McKINLAY Pep Club 1,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Cheer- leader 1,2. DON MURRAY Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; M Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2. jerry McDowell Football 3; Spanish Club 1; ACC 3,4. DEBBY NEWBERRY Girl's Track 4; GAA 1; Redskin Rapper 4; Monesse staff 4; Library Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2. 33 ANGIE NIKOLIC Student Council 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Chorus 1,2. GREG PAGE National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 2; Spanish 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. TED PETERSEN Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 1; Co-op 3; M-Club 3,4. DOUG PRAIRIE MONESSE Staff 4; REDSKIN RAPPER 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Tennis Club President 3; Quill G Scroll 4. RUSSELL PURNELL Football manager 2, 3; Basketball manager 3; Track manager 3; M-Club 2, 3,4; ACC 3,4. VICKI REYNOLDS Co-op 3,4; Pep Club 1; GAA 1. 34 DOROTHY RILEY Library Club lj Speech Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; School Play 4; ACC 3. LORENZO RILEY Football 1,2,4; M-Club 2,4; ACC 3,4. LILLIAN ROMADKA MONESSE Staff 4; REDSKIN RAP- PER 4; FT A 3, 4; Pep Club 1, vice-president 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; GAA 1; Prom Committee 3; Quill Scroll 4. LARRY RUPE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-op 4; M- Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Disciplinary Committee 3. DEBBIE SANDERS MONESSE 4; REDSKIN RAPPER 4; NHS 4; FTA 2, 3,4; Speech Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2, points chairman 3,4; School Play 1; Prom Committee 3; Quill Scroll 4. PETER SCHENK Football 1,2; Basketball 1; NHS 3,4; Library 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, treasurer 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 3. 35 SUSAN SCHOPF MONESSE 3, 4; REDSKIN RAPPER 4; FTA 1; Speech Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1,2, president 3,4; Concert Choir 1; Band 1; FHA 1, 2, trea- surer 3; GAA 1, 2, points Chairman 3, 4; School Play 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Class treasurer 1; ACC 3. MICTIKO SMITH Library Club 2; Speech Club 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 3, 4; FHA 1, 3, 4; CAA 2; Prom Committee 3. PATRICIA SHECOG MONESSE 4; REDSKIN RAPPER 4; Library Club 1, 2; Speech Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; ACC 3,4. CONNIE STAM Golf Club 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1,2; FHA 1,2. GUY SMITH JEANNE STEELE FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. 36 DONNA STEIN NHS 3,4; FTA 3, vice-president 4; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, president 3,4; Band 1,2; GAA 1; Prom Committee 3. KEVIN ST. PETER Basketball 1,3,4; Golf 1,2; Cho- rus 1,2; Band 1,2; ACC 3,4. MARY STORER Student Council 1,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1; GAA 1; Cheerlead- er 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Secretary 1,2, 3; Homecom- ing Queen 4. JACK TRUDEAU Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; MONESSE 4; REDSKIN RAPPER 4; Student Council 3, vice-president 4; M- Club 2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Class vice-president 4. DEBBIE ST. PETER Band 1, 2; ACC 3; Homecoming Attendant 4. JAN TURRELL Basketball 1,2; Track 3,4; Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; School Play 1,2, 3,4; ACC 4. 37 MIKE TURRELL Track 1; Baseball 2; Band 1,2; Speech Club 1,2,3; ACC 3; Prom Committee 3; Football mgr. 1,2. VALERIE UPTON Chorus 1,2; ACC 4. SANDY VERRILL DARRYL WALKER Basketball 1,2, 3,4; ACC 3; Speech Club 1; M Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2. CINDY WARREN Monesse staff 4; Redskin Rapper 4; NHS 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Student Council 1,2,4; Quill Scroll 4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3. MABETH WELLS 38 Mike and Carlos in Home Ec. CHRIS WINSETT Homecoming attendant 4. STANLEY ZELHART Co-op 3,4. Don and Peter rush out for lunch. Gridiron men capture Kankakee Conference Champions of the Kankakee Valley Conference for the sec- ond straight year, the Redskins finished with one of the best records in recent years. After a slow 0-2 start the Cherry 8 White finish 6-3 and un- beaten in five conference games. The season looked poor as Aurora Marmion Military and Kankakee Eastridge held the Redskins scoreless while roll- ing up 46-0 and 8-0 wins. The Skins finally got things together winning six of the last seven and outscoring their opposition 86-27. The defense became known as The Wreckin' Crew in the area as they shut out Herscher, St. Anne, McNamara and Clifton Central. Two of the Redskin starters were named to the All-Area team, guard Randy Whisker on offense and defensive back Mike Jefferies. Team honors went to Lorenzo Riley, team man; Whisker, offensive player; Bruce Hunte, sportsmanship; Jefferies, de- fense; Jack Trudeau, most valuable; and Sam Jordan, most improved. 42 at Aurora Marmion KANKAKEE EASTRIDGE at Herscher at St. Anne PEOTONE at Bishop McNamara CLIFTON CENTRAL at Kankakee Westview CRETE-MON EE KVC Games 0-46 0- 8 6- 0 6- 0 24-13 16- 0 6- 0 2- 8 26- 6 KVC 5-0-0 All Games 6-3-0 The Wreckin' Crew MANTENO TOURNAMENT Lost ant Manteno Gibson City at Manteno CHICAGO HOLY TRINITY BEECHER ST. ANNE at Grant Park PAXTON at Kankakee Eastridge at Uliana Christian at Clifton Central at Hanover Central GRANT PARK HERSCHER KVC TOURNAMENT Herscher Manteno St. Anne BISHOP MCNAMARA BRAIDWOOD AMBOY at St. Anne KANKAKEE WESTVIEW PEOTONE REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Grant Park KVC Games KVC ALL Games 46 4- 4 14-11 Skins compile 14-11 year The Redskin basketball squad had one of the finest rec- ords in the past 25 years. The 14-11 record was led by Darryl Walker, who scored 412 points and was selected by his teammates as the Most Valuable player. Walker also made the first team of the All-KVC squad. Don Murray was voted best sportsman and captured the free throw percentage award. Ron Kelly was the Most Im- proved player. At the beginning the season really was looking up as the Redskins led the conference with a 3-0 record. The squad ended up in fourth place with a 4-4 record dropping four straight before beating Peotone. Highlight of the year was the Manteno Thanksgiving Tournament where the Redskins record was 2-1, the same as Gibson City and Manteno. A point spread was used to decide the victor and a three-point difference gave the title to Gibson and third place to the Skins. They also came in second at Herscher in the KVC tourney. St. Anne, who finished fourth in the State Tournament, defeated the Skins for the title. The Scalpers defeated Kankakee Eastridge for the first time, 42-37, in early January. 47 48 Cinderman paced by individual stars Track hit an all time low at Momence the past year but certain individuals improved what might have been a disastrous year. The Redskins did not win a meet but Jun- ior Mike Fitzpatrick set a shot put record by throwing the 12-pound ball 50' 11 . Mike was one of the few consistent blue ribbon winners for the Skins with his throws in the discus and shot put. The Redskins finished fifth in the confer- ence tussle at Central and sixth in the Irish Relays. Jim Anstrom, Mike Cherry and the two-mile relay team also rated high in the area. Mike Fitzpatrick sets shot pat record 50’11” 52 Trudeau pitches no-hitter during 5-9 baseball year Individual efforts stood out during the dis- appointing 5-9 baseball season. Two Red- skins were named to the KVC first team, Jack Trudeau, utility; and Ron Kelly, third base. Kelly also was honored by the Kanka- kee Journal for the All-Area squad. The Redskins lost their first four outings be- fore Trudeau pitched a no-hitter against Grant Park. In the District Tournament Momence drew Kankakee Eastridge. It took eight innings for the Raiders, who had gone to the State Tournament the past two years and carried a 17-3 record, to nip the Skins. KANKAKEE EASTRIDGE 4- 8 DONOVAN 2- 5 at Tinley Park 1- 6 0- 2 GRANT PARK 3- 0 at Herscher 3-10 at Hanover Central 5- 3 at Beecher 4- 8 BISHOP McNAMARA 0-11 at North Newton DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 7- 3 Kankakee Eastridge 5- 6 ST. ANNE 10- 0 MANTENO 4-11 CRETE-MONEE KVC Games KVC 2-4 All Games 5-9 7- 3 t Golfers set records Two records were set by the golf squad during a 16-6-1 year. With no seniors, the Redskins estab- lished a team scoring record during the last meet of the season with a 156 against Hanover Central and Grant Park. Mark English set an individual mark scoring a two under par 33 at Minnie Monesse. At the Grant Park Invitational the Cherry and White had their best finish ever placing sixth of 18 teams. The Skins finished second at the KVC tournament behind perennial power Bishop McNamara, but placed a disappointing tenth at the district meet. KANKAKEE WESTVIEW 182-194 GRANT PARK 179-188 DONOVAN 225 BEECHER 175-181 at Grant Park 173-195 St. Anne 215 ST. ANNE 176-205 at South Newton 174-176 at Kankakee Eastridge 188-169 Peotone 181 at Peotone 169-178 at Bishop McNamara 171-160 GRANT PARK INVITATIONAL 6th at Beecher 181-193 St. Anne 224 at Dwight 180-167 Planto 172 at Peotone 177-178 Beecher 185 BISHOP McNAMARA 183-174 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 10th CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 2nd SOUTH NEWTON 161- 161 GRANT PARK 180 GRANT PARK 156-177 HANOVER CENTRAL 179 Record 16-61 55 Frosh-Soph tie for conference honors After a fast start and a slow finish, the Frosh-Soph footballers still managed to tie for the conference championship. In KVC action, the young Redskins finished with a 4-1-0 record tying with Clifton Central and McNa- mara. All four of the Skin's conference wins were by shutouts. They outscored their conference oppon- ents 96-18. The only KVC points scored against the Skins was Clifton's 6-18 win. Leading the scoring attack were Keith Beezhold and James Campbell. Pat Miller, Bob Warren and Eddie White led the team in tackles. at Aurora Military KANKAKEE EASTRIDGE at Herscher at St. Anne PEOTONE at Bishop McNamara CLIFTON CENTRAL at Kankakee Westvicw CRETE-MONEE KVC Games KVC 4-1-0 All Games 4-4-1 6- 6 0-20 24- 0 24- 0 40- 0 8- 0 6-18 18-20 12-14 56 at Manteno 35-53 CHICAGO HOLY TRINITY 57-52 BEECHER 43-45 ST. ANNE 40-44 at Grant Park 53-58 PAXTON 48-28 at Kankakee Eastridge 36-46 at Uliana Christian 43-39 at Clifton Central 43-35 at Hanover Central 28-40 GRANT PARK 48-56 HERSCHER 38-55 bishop McNamara 39-47 BRAIDWOOD 45-37 AMBOY 53-45 at St, Anne 45-86 KANKAKEE WESTVIEW 45-53 PEOTONE 45-60 CLIFTON CENTRAL TOURNAMENT Watseka 42-58 KVC Games KVC 1- 7 All Games 6-13 Loss of key players hurt Frosh-Soph team The Frosh-Soph basketball squad finished with a 6-13 record as freshman Hughlie Blanton paved the way as leading scorer and top re- bounder. Tim Cherry and Bob Simpson led the team in assists. Two key sophomores, Eddie Covington and Kim Wells, were moved up to the varsity at the beginning of the season, a factor which led to the below five hundred season. Although Hughlie topped two statistics he only played three quarters a game so he could also play varsity. Many of the defeats were close until the fourth quarter, especially games with Bishop McNamara and Westview, two of the top area teams. 57 at Clifton Central at Grant Park KANKAKEE EASTRIDGE at Bishop McNamara at St. Anne BISHOP McNAMARA HERSCHER CLIFTON CENTRAL GRANT PARK at Kankakee Eastridge Record 9- 1 Frosh have best athletic record, 9-1 58 Junior Varsity gives experience at Grant Park at Bishop McNamara at St. Anne BISHOP McNAMARA GRANT PARK Record 2-3 40-44 33-55 36-69 72-50 72-62 Varsity cheerleaders sock it to ’em Mary Storer Wanda Winsett Juanita Pickens Splits: Rochelle Well- maker, Vicki Petersen, Terry Cryer, Standing: Cindy Knowles, Jill Gil- bert, Doreen Storer. 62 Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders Tiera Darnall GAA members 1. Diane Vickery 2. Pam Turner 3. Terry Cryer 4. Jill Kleinert 5. Debbie Keen 6. Sandy Weybright 7. Sylvia Trigo 8. Marsha St. Peter 9. Cathy Dexter 10. Jeanne Steele 11. Mary Bertrom 12. Vanetta Blanton 13. M. Poindexter 14. Evelyn James 15. Peggy Dennis 16. Karen Gary 17. Jamyce Curtis 18. Miss Pritchard 19. Diane Provost 20. Kim Koranda 21. Angelique Jones 22. Nelma Harnon 23. Pam Rose 24. Judy Rose 25. Kathy Dennis 26. Lawana Nichols 27. Phyllis Blanton 63 GAA bowlers win tournament In their first attempt at a GAA District Bowling Tournament, five GAA mem- bers captured 1st place. The bowlers included Yvonne Billadeau, Deb Den- ton, Nanette Gorman, Marsha St. Peter, and Sue Schopf, The girls defeated Westview in the first round of the tourn- ament, and later went on to beat Wat- seka. In State tournament action at Peoria, Momence was defeated by Schaumberg, eventual State runners- up. ROW 1 LEFT; Yvonne Billadeau, Coach Rita Pritchard, Nanette Gorman. ROW 2; Marsha St. Peter, Deb Denton, and Sue Schopf. Members of the 1972 Momence varsity football team are: FIRST ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) G. White, L. Riley, M. Fitzpat- rick, C. Douglas, R. Roberts, J. Trudeau, J. Lampley, T. Merrill, J. Kleinert; SECOND ROW: J. Jepson, R. Graves, M. Cherry, P. Zugg, J. Zeglis, T. Kolesar, J. Bleyle, D. Lambert, T. Martin, K. Wells, C. Harwell; THIRD ROW: T. Pet- erson, M. Jefferies, S. Jordan, G. Turner, R. Whisker, L. Rupe, B. Dohm, B. Simpson, B. Hunte, F. Hartman, J. Car- penter, F. Ross. The Redskins 1972-73 basketball team members are: (KNEELING) Brian Crenshaw, Kim Wells, Don Murray, Jim Andruch, (STANDING) Coach Fred Bell, Fred Ross, Sam Jordan, Eddie Covington, Ted Peterson, Coach Dave Damall, Darryl Walker, Hughlie Blanton, Charles Nelson, Kevin St. Peter, and Coach Tim Umphrey. ! 65 VARSITY BASEBALL: FIRST ROW, Jim Campbell, Jeff Bleyle, Mike Bourgeois, Jim Andruch, Mark Lewis; SECOND ROW, Coach Dave Darnall, Bruce Hunte, John Latham, Don Murray, Randy Whisker, Mark Provost, Jack Trudeau. TRACK: FIRST ROW, William Campbell, David Luedtke, Mike Fitzpatrick, Mike Forgarty, Bob Graves; SECOND ROW, Mike Cherry, Tim Cherry, Rick West, Keith Beez- hold, Bob Simpson, Orville Floumey, Chris Sharkey, Harry Moore. GOLF: Miles Zahradnik, Coach Ed Willard, Larry DePatis; SECOND ROW, Mark English, Jim Zeglis, Greg Porter, Dave Plein, Art Romadka, Mike Holman. FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW, Coach Tim Umphrey, Tommy Merrill, Chris Jones, William Campbell, Larry DePatis, Tim Cherry, SECOND ROW, manager Steve Sanders, Rick West, Emmanuel Taylor, Richard Bishir, manager Jerome White, THIRD ROW, Jerome West- brooks, Perry Holiday, Bob Simpson, Dave Plein, Jerry Griffis, Hughlie Blanton, Dudley Shegog. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL: FIRST ROW, Thane Phelps, Turrell Douglas, Mike Fogarty, Chris Jones, Joe Garry, Wallace Umpholtz, Bob Warren, Steve Dau, Robert Shegog; SECOND ROW, Emmanuel Taylor, Brad Kolesar, Jim Campbell, Scott Bramer, Brent High, Rick Schopf, Larry DePatis, Jim Reynolds, Eddie White; THIRD ROW, Jerome Westbrooks, Chuck Dexter, Dudley Shegog, Chris Sharkey, Rick West, Mike Simpson, Keith Beezhold, Coach John Lusk. FROSH BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW, Richard Bishir, Bill Campbell, Larry DePatis, Tim Cherry; SECOND ROW, manager Steve Sanders, Perry Holiday, Bob Shegog, manager Jerome White; THIRD ROW, Coach Fred Bell, Hughlie Blanton, Dave Plein, Jerry Griffis, Dudley Shegog. F-S BASEBALL: FIRST ROW, Byron Scherer, Rick Schopf, Mark Schuler, Tony Lewis; SECOND ROW, Coach Tim Umphrey, Richard Clark, Brian High, Richard Bisher, Steve Dou, Willie Wilson. JUNIOR VAR- SITY BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW, Coach Fred Bell, Brian Crenshaw, Emmanuel Taylor, Chris Jones, Tommy Merrill; SECOND ROW, man- ager Clyde Wiseman, Rick West, Kim Wells, Jim An- druch, Fred Ross; THIRD ROW, Jerome Westbrooks, Eddie Covington, Ted Peter- sen, Hughlie Blanton, Charles Nelson, Kevin St. Peter. 68 Juniors move on Wendy Merrill, Treas.; Lorry Munyon, Vice-Pres. ; Sharlene Mayer, Sec. President, Fred Ross. Felicia Abbott Shelby Aldrige Lucia Anderson James Andruch Jill Astle Donald Auton Beth Bauch Donna Beckman Ray Bellavance Karen Beseke Vanetta Blanton Danny Boyd Debra Bramer Leatha Brownfield Melanie Bruckman Bill Bukowski Susan Cahill Kevin Camp Jim Carpenter Charles Clark Mike Cherry Tim Coulter David Craig Michelle Dau Kathy Dennis Tom Donahue Kim Engel Mark English Harrison Fifer Chuck Fisher Mike Fitzpatrick Orville Floumey Edward Fritz Kathy Gilbert Debbie Glogowski Nanette Gorman Pam Graves Gale Graves Pat Goosby Curtis Harwell 71 Joyce Harper Forrest Hartman Ginger Henderson Mike Hess Danny Hessling Cheryl High Robin Hill Janet Hubert Debbie Ivy Randy Jackson Walter Jefferies Jamie Jepsen Frank Johnson Marilyn Jonkman Angie Jones John Kleinert Dave Knowles Terry Kolesar Debbie Koening Dave Lambert Randy Latham June Legacy Tom Luedtke Sharlene Mayer Terry Meade Wendy Merrill Pam Millsap Curtis Mobley Harry Moore Dale Morrison 72 Lorraine Mimyon Charles Nelson Mark Nelson Sherry Nichols Kevin O'Cull Lane Page Juanita Pickens Stan Piekarczyk Mike Plein Eric Prather Mark Provost Sandy Perdue Roberta Purnell Lynne Ralston Delores Reynolds Ann Reising Gerard Rivard Ray Roberts Judy Rose Debbie Ross Fred Ross Joe Ross Claudette Rowe Mike Sanders Luis Santos 73 Janie Saunders Verna Seeman Lynne Sellers John Sharkey Kurt Slaughter Jani Spieth Mary Smith Mike Stedman Steve Studer Susan Tallman Betsy Tate Ken Taylor Jeff Tedford Alan Tinsley Kurt Thacker Michele Therien Monica Therien Gene Turner Tom Turrell Cindy Volk Clyde Weissman Jackie Weybright Sandy Weybright Jerome White Becky Willie Wanda Winsett Darla Wolterstorff Phyliss Works JoAnne Wyphoski Cindy Young Jim Zeglis Terry Zimmerman Mark Zoller Pat Zugg Sophomore officers for 1973-74 were: Sheila Taylor, Sec.-Treas. ; Jerome Westbrook, Vice-Pres. ; and Jill Gilbert, Pres. Rings highlight Class of ’75 75 Hugo Beckman Keith Beezhold Jon Berry Marilyn Bertram Bonnie Billadeau Larry Blaski Charles Boyer Lois Brinkman Clyde Bruckman Nancy Burnette Lisa Clavo Carl Camp James Campbell Terry Cantway Sharon Cardwell Johna Clark Rick Clark RuthAnn Coberly Carolyn Coulter Eddie Covington Francis Damia Steve Dau Debra Davis Danny Denton Randy Denton William Depoister Marie DeWeese Lisa Dickerson Terrell Douglas Sandra Eggen Loma Ellsworth Eugene Engel Jani English Ronald Finley Mike Fogarty Joe Garry Jill Giasson Jill Gilbert Marilyn Graf Mike Gray 76 Jeri Green Brenda Harrison Donna Harris Marcia Hart Michael Hatch Jodie Hibbs Brian High Mike Holman Sarah Hughes Jim Hughes Bob Huhn Cathy Hunte Karen Janssen Cherie Jenkins Drew Jewel Colleen Johnson Shelia Jones Chris Jones Brian Kaack Tom Kiger Dennis Klassen Garry Knoblauch Cindy Knowles Sandra Kocsis Bradley Kolesar Mikki Kurtz Gregory Lagacy Cynthia Lee John Lucas Joan McKinlay Barbara Mack Vicki Marrs Irvin Merrill Tommy Merrill Pat Miller Cathi Mills Mike Mitchell Debra Moore Maureen Mullady Jeannine Munyon 77 Doris Murray Ray Newby Lawana Nichols Debra Page Charles Parker Becky Penrod Diane Perdue Norma Perry Beth Peterson Vicki Petersen Bob Petty court Sally Porter Greg Fbrter Phyllis Rhodes Marvin Riley John Rivard Kevin Robicheaux Barbara Rowe Cathy Sanders Steve Sanders Jolene Savich William Schafroth Robert Schopf Mark Schuler Shirley Seeman George Self Chris Sharkey Bron Shears Jeff Shear Albert Shelly Matt Simpson Michael Simpson 78 Bob Simpson Bob Siwicki Taffy Smith Robin Steele Brenda Sterns Paul Stevenson Brenda Suprenant Emmanuel Taylor Shelia Taylor Terri Tedford Becky Thompson Larry Toliver Sylvia Trigo Pamela Turner Wally Umholtz Shelly Verrill Reyford Wade Kenny Walker Bob Warren Kim Wells Rebecca Wells Rochelle Wellmaker Pam West Rick West Jerome Westbrook Eddie White James Willbarger Tijuana Willis William Wilson Walter Wormack Don Zack 79 Freshmen finish first year The class of 1976 completed their first year of high school without any major problems. They have been active fund raisers this year in preparation for their Jr. -Sr. prom. The class of '76 will grad- uate in the bicentennial year of the U. S. and will be the one- hundredth graduating class of Mo- mence High School. Officers: Kathy Stedman, Vice-Pres.; Tim Cherry, Treas. Karen Young, Sec. j and Kim Chamberlain, Pres. 80 I Clarence Alexander Kathryn Alvery Keith Alvery Guy Anderson Mike Balber Myra Balber Chris Beckman Yvonne Billadeau Richard Bishir Hughlie Blanton Phyllis Blanton Diane Bloomquist Scott Bramer Alfred Breckenridge Kathy Bredemier Marlene Bricker Joanne Britton Marilyn Bruckman Patty Buck Connie Bukowski Kynn Calvo Paula Camp William Campbell Thomas Carpenter Kim Chamberlain Mike Chellson Tim Cherry Terry Cryer Jamyce Curtis Devonne Delk Alan Denier Peggy Dennis Larry DePatis Cathy Dexter Charles Dexter Cathy Dhom Daw anna Dodson Kathy Donahue Tonya Douglas Lenore Ellsworth 81 Bob Engelke Pam Garwood Susan Garry Jerry Gilbert Vicki Graves Jerry Griffis Kori Hayes Brent High Perry Holiday John Hrosouszky Kenneth Huit Gary Hunte Debbie Jackson Evelyn James Sharon Jefferies Linda Jefferson Vermacine Johnson Anna Jones Debbie Keen Tom Kirk Jill Kleinert Audrey Larmon Dewey Lathon Mike La tty Jackie Lee Tony Lewis Ernesto Lopez David Luedtke Ray Lupe Joel McDaniel Randy McGill Marla Mattocks Julian Mendrala Pam Meyler John Miedema Jeff Mitchell Cathy Nebly Cheryl Page Mike Palmer Mary Peddycord 82 Daniel Peterson Denise Phagon Thane Phelps Debbie Plakas Margaret Pbindexter Diane Provost Richard Rambo Jim Reynolds Katrina Riley Pam Rose Sharon Sain John Sanders Cindy Schmidt Rick Schopf Juliana Sharkey Dudley Shegog Robert Shegog Becky Smedlund Norman Smedlund Bob Smith Sue Smith Kathy Stedman Brenda Steams Melba Stidhams Doreen Storer Marsha St. Peter Alyse Tedford Mike Toma Felipa Trevino Nancy Turner 83 84 Debbie Sanders, Deb Burlison, Deb Denton, Nelma Harmon, Sherry Howard. 86 Jack Trudeau, Bruce Hunte. Redskin Rapper, Monesse put out by Publications For the first time in three years MHS had a school newspaper. The Publications Class put out THE RED- SKIN RAPPER, formerly THE CHERRY G WHITE, every two weeks. October 13 was the first of 13 is- sues. Doug Prairie headed the staff as editor with Jani Spieth as his assistant. Another obligation of the class was the production of the MONESSE. Cindy Warren, editor, and Kathy Den- nis, assistant editor, topped the staff. John Gero, Lillian Romadka, Deb Denton, Nelma Harmon, Deb Burlison and Cindy Warren spent one week at Quincy College to learn yearbook layout and design. The staff was composed of 22 members. 87 Student Council (SHOWN BELOW RIGHT) Of- ficers for the 1972-73 school year: President Brenda Cahill, Vice President Jack Trudeau, Secretary Connie Brinkmann, and Treasurer Peter Schenk. Sponsors: Mr. Willis Buch- holz and Mr. Ed Wolfe. Members include: 1 Angie Nikolic 2 Lisa Calvo 3 Chris Beckman 4 Cindy Knowles 5 Jill Gilbert 6 Susan Cahill 7 Lois Brinkmann 8 Maureen Mullady 9 Jani Spieth 10 Nelma Harmon 11 Brenda Cahill 12 Pam West 13 Peggy Dennis 14 Kim Chamberlain 15 Nanette Gorman 16 Kathy Dennis 17 Kathy Hill 18 Connie Brinkmann 19 Mary Storer 20 Sharon Bruck 21 Cindy Warren 22 Jack Trudeau 23 Fred Ross 24 Peter Schenk 25 Don Douglas 26 Mr. Wolf 27 Mr. Buchholz 28 Jim Andruch Not Shown: Lynne Calvo Diana Vickery 88 Students inducted during Spring ceremonies were: Cindy Warren, Karen Janssen, Becky Wille, Stella Covington, Beth Peterson, Darla Wolterstorff, Debbie Sanders, Lois Brinkmann, Susan Tallman and Lorna Ellsworth. National Honor Society rewards top students 1 Mrs. Pam Wolfe 2 Brenda Cahill 3 Mike Bourgeois 4 Judy Rose 5 Janie Saunders 6 Donna Beckman 7 Peter Schenk 8 Floyd Mansberger 9 Greg Page 10 Kathy Dennis 11 Jani Spieth 12 Sharon Bruck 13 Lynn Sellers 14 Kathy Hill 15 Donna Stein 16 Susan Cahill 17 Bill Astle 18 John Gero Members of the Library Club are: SEATED, Cathy Dexter, Debby Newberry and Kathy Hill; STANDING ARE, A1 Denier, Pam Meyler, Doug Prairie, Jamyce Curtis, Jeff Mitchell and Mr. Lloyd Denier. 1 Mr. Ken Thackeray 2 A1 Denier 3 Dave Luedtke 4 Jeff Mitchell 5 Sharon Sain 6 Chris Beckman 7 Jill Gilbert 8 Deb Glogowski 9 Terri Tedford 10 Margaret Poindexter 11 Barb Riley 12 Denise Phagen 13 Jo Anne Britton 14 Sheila Taylor 15 Sheila Jones 16 Debbie Davis 17 Jamyce Curtis 18 Lynne Calvo 19 Terri Cryer 20 Cathy Newby 21 Dan Peterson 22 Becky Smedlund 23 Judy Rose 24 J ani English 25 Fred Ross 26 Janet Hubert 27 Juanita Pickens 28 Shelley Verrill 29 Becky Thompson 30 Mikki Kurtz 31 Peggy Dennis 32 Art Romadka 33 Myra Balber 34 Pam Rose 35 Lenore Ellsworth 36 Julie Sharkey 37 Gary Peddycord 38 Debbie Plakus 39 Cathy Dexter 40 Deb Burlison 41 Patty Walls 61 42 Rick Schopf 62 43 Tim Beckman 63 44 Colleen Johnson 64 45 Nancy Burnett 65 46 Randy McGill 66 47 Randy Jackson 67 48 Pam West 68 49 David Knowles 69 50 Cindy Knowles 70 51 Lucia Anderson 71 52 Moe Mullady 72 53 Donna Beckman 73 54 Tom Kirk 74 55 Rick West 75 56 Bob Warren 76 57 Lisa Calvo 77 58 Pat Miller 78 59 Gary Hunte 79 60 Jeff Bleyle 80 Diane Vickery Mike Fogarty Tom Turrell Jim Carpenter Lois Brinkmann Greg Porter Clyde Weesman Marilyn Bertram Cathy Jo Mills Cathy Sanders John Hrusovsky Joe Garry Jan Turrell Jeri Green Marcia Hart Johna Clark Jill Giasson Chuck Fisher Tonya Douglas Linda Jefferson Variety in presentations The Speech Club's Fall play was A Wind Between the Houses, followed by the KVC Speech Contest. After months of prac- tice, the duet acting won first place with Maureen Mullady and Verna Seeman doing a scene from The Glass Menagerie. IHSA District Speech Contest gave the cast from '1984' a chance to compete against tougher competition for the Sec- tional in Normal. Janet Hubert won the judges esteem with her portrayal of O'Brien and was named to All-State Cast. The Spring play was The Haunted Honeymoon. The film 'To- morrow, ' a two hour adventure-drama about a teen-aged run- away starring and produced by students, ended the year. 91 Spanish Club Members of the Spanish Club include (BOTTOM LEFT) John Hrusovsky, Byron Shear, Debbie Sanders, Judy Rose, Beth Bauch, Ann Reising, Becky Wille, Mary Bertram, Jim Andruch, (MIDDLE LEFT) Kathy Hunte, Mike Balber, Jerome Westbrook, Sherry Nichols, Vinetta Blan- ton, Phyllis Works, Beth Peter- son, Anna Jones, Angie Jones, Phyllis Blanton, Mike Cheal- son, Charles Parker, Mike Zol- ler, Mrs. Brown, (TOP LEFT) Joleen Savich, Colleen Johnson, Jamyce Curtis, Peggy Dennis and Janie Saunders. ABOVE (LEFT) is Spanish Club sponsor Mrs. Hilda Brown, and club officers: President Jill Astle (not shown), V. Pres. Beth Bauch, Points Chairman Janie Saunders, Treasurer Becky Wille, and Secretary Mark Zoller. Future Homemakers of America FHA officers include: (STANDING LEFT) Lauana Nichols, Pam Graves, Mary Ann Lee, sponsor Mrs. Pat Stottsberry, (SEATED) Sandy Perdue and Joan Clark. Pictured above are members of FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. (BOTTOM ROW LEFT) Evelyn James, Karen Garry, Kathy Donahue, Debbie Burlison, Sandy Perdue, Dathy Dexter, Vicky Graves, Roberta Purnell, Cindy Schmidt, Diane Bloomquist, Cari Usher, (2nd ROW LEFT) Mary Bertram, Lauana Nichols, Marilyn Bruckman, Chris Jones, Cindy Lewis, Phyllis Blanton, Denise Phagen, Brenda Harrison, Kathy Hunte, Joan Clark, (3rd ROW LEFT) Pam Turner, Emanuel Taylor, Barb Mack, Debbie Moore, Kathy Al- vey, Connie Bukowski, Pam Graves, Kathy Gilbert, Marilyn Jonkman, Connie Lee, Norma Perry, Devonne Delk, Mary Ann Lee, Claudette Rowe, Mrs. Stottsberry, (STAIRS) Rosa Johnson, Kathy Bredmeier, Debbie Davis, Angie Jones, Nancy Turner, Marcia Hart, Carolyn Coul- ter, Marsha St. Peter, Ginger Henderson, Debbie Jackson, Audrey Larmon, Pam Meyler, Debbie Jackson, Audrey Larmon, Pam Meyler, Debbie Plakas, Nancy Neff, (SEATED TOP) Mark Schuler, Terry Cryer and Sharon Sain. 93 Preparing youth for the world of work is the goal be- hind of the Kankakee Area Career Center. The ca- reer Center first opened to the students in September, 1971. To meet and compete with the problem of special- ized training is the purpose of the Center. The ob- jective of the Center is to provide a variety of oc- cupational 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, Public Service, and Trade and Industry. TOP LEFT: Jan Turrell applies his skills in welding class. TOP RIGHT: Jim Astle operates data process- ing equipment. LEFT: Russell Purnell and Terry Zimmerman tune-up a car in mechanics class. 94 One of the courses included in the Area Career Center program is Food Services. Dwight Colbourn, Connie Lee and Mike Hess are shown preparing a layer cake. ACC prepares for future work Kankakee Area Career Center offers a line of study in nurses training. SHOWN BELOW are Rosa Johnson and Roberta Purnell practicing how to handle a bed patient. Art class offered as elective course A new class offered to juniors and seniors this past year was Art. Taught by Ms. Pat Engels, the class gave the opportun- ity to several students to use their artistic talents. A few of these masterpieces were hung in the lunch room. These 4' x 4' paintings add a bit of color to the otherwise drab cafeteria. 96 Future Teachers of America Officers (RIGHT) are: Mrs. Strassburg, advisor; Nelma Harmon, president; Donna Stein, vice-president; Julie Jensen, secretary-treasurer. STAND- ING BELOW are Lillian Romadka, Debbie Sanders, Nelma Harmon, Julie Jensen and Jeanne Steele. SEATED are Mrs. Strassburg, Brenda Cahill, Donna Stein and Kathy Hill. Chorus SHOWN LEFT is the director of the Momence High School Chorus, Mr. Terry Baldridge, and the choir officers (LEFT TO RIGHT) Linda Jefferson, Barb Riley and Norma Perry. Choir members include: (BOTTOM ROW LEFT) Shirley Murray, Tanya Douglas, Sheila Jones, Joann Britton, Nancy Burnett, Joyce Harper, (2nd ROW LEFT) Margaret Poindexter, Barb Mack, Marleen Bricker, Jackie Lee, Marilyn Jonkman, Devonne Delk, Sharon Cardwell, Linda Jefferson, (TOP ROW LEFT) Maureen Mullady, Sharon Sain, Janet Hubert, Marla Mattocks, Becky Smedlund, Pam Rose, Evelyn James, and Norma Perry. 99 100 Band performed at halftimes and entered regional contests Size did not affect the '72-'73 Marching Mo- nesse, for not only has their marching forma- tions improved, but they have also entered vari- ous contests throughout the year in which they received high ratings. Also included in the band's activities were their Fall and Spring con- certs, the latter directed by a conductor from Plainfield. 101 Interest dropped in Pep Club 1 Sandra Eggen 2 JoAnn Wypohoski 3 Roberta Purnell 4 Vanetta Blanton 5 Mictiko Smith 6 Douglas Prairie 7 Sandra Purdue 8 Barbara Rowe 9 Clyde Weseman 10 Angie Jones 11 Claudette Rowe 12 Judy Rose 13 Paula Camp 14 Kim Koranda 15 Wendy Merrill 16 Jamyce Curtis 17 Marsha St. Peter 18 Juanita Pickens 19 Terri Cryer 20 Debra Ivy 21 Doreen Storer 22 Cindy Knowles 23 Susan Tallman 24 Jill Gilbert 25 Wanda Winsett 26 Vicki Peterson 27 Jani Spieth 28 Mary Storer 29 Miss Dianne Price 30 Julie Jensen 31 Brenda Cahill 102 Staff Bartholomew announces retirement Mr. T. H. Bartholomew, Superintendent of Schools in Momence since 1953, announced graduation night that he will be retiring sometime during the 1973-74 school year. Charles Schmett of Beecher City has been named as his successor. During his term as superintendent, Mr. Bartholomew has viewed changes in many aspects of Momence's school system. The high school's enrollment along with the pro- fessional staff has more than doubled. The newest changes that have taken place are the addition to the Junior High School and the building of the Je Neir Elementary School. The new total of eight buildings is a big difference in comparison to the two buildings available in 1953. The Momence School District will suffer a great loss with the retirement of Mr. Bartholomew, and even though he will begin his retirement next year, his presence will still be felt for many years to come. 106 Principal resigns after two years In retrospect, Mr. Daren Cox feels that his last two years at MHS was a tremendous education. He says that he has learned more about education in his two years here than he did in his previous ten years of teaching because of a more varied student body and different problems. Mr. Cox feels that the most press- ing problem facing MHS is the curriculum and its lack of relevance. He says the curriculum is college oriented but less than 50% of our graduates go to college and even they aren't adequately prepared. The vocational department, says Mr. Cox, needs to be expanded to fit the majority's needs. Mr. Cox will be leaving MHS and taking the posi- tion of Director of Vocational Education at Living- ston Area Vocational Center in Pontiac next year. 107 Two assistants added to staff 108 MR. JIM ROHE, assistant superintendent MR. ED WOLFE, assistant principal. Momence Board of Education Members of the Momence Board of Education are (SEATED) DENNIS MORSE, ELMER ZELHART, FRANK JOHNSON, ELWOOD LINE, T.H. BARTHOLOMEW. STANDING ARE MIKE HEMPHILL, LEROY HIGH. RONALD CLARK. 109 Seriora Brown retires after 11 years at MHS Flea Markets, auctions and other such functions seem to be on the agenda as Mrs. Hilda Brown plans to pursue her interest in antiques after announcing her retirement in late May. Upon her arrival in 1962, Mrs. Brown changed the school's foreign lan- guage from Latin to Spanish. She attended Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa and was graduated from the University of Iowa. Mrs. Brown's warm smiles, friendly greetings and her I care attitude will long be missed by both the faculty and the student body in years to come. The MONESSE staff would like to wish Senora Brown the best of luck and remind her she is always welcome at MHS. DAVID DARNALL Illinois State University Physical Education, Dri- vers Education, Varsity Baseball Basketball. JACK CHERRY Coe College Physical Education, Dri- vers Education, Athletic Director, Varsity Foot- ball and Track. RITA PRITCHARD Illinois State University Physical Education, GAA DAVID NELSON Illinois State University Life Science, Physical Education, Health, Asst. Football and Track. PE Health 111 Language Arts NANCY FARNAM DePauw University English II, III WILLIAM BRIGGS Indiana State University Journalism, Publications; English II, III: REDSKIN RAPPER; MONESSE JUDY MULLADY Northern Illinois University English I, II HILDA BROWN University of Iowa English II; Spanish I, II, III KEN THACKERAY Eureka College Acting Roll Playing; Movie Theory; Speech; English II; Speech Club CATHERINE STRASSENBURG University of Illinois English III, IV; CP III, IV 113 Vocational PATRICIA STOTTSBERRY Olivet College Foods I, II; Child Care; Clothing I MARGARET CLIFTON Iowa State University Clothing III, Home Improvements; Family Living; Advanced Housing RICHARD DANLEY Illinois State University Industrial Arts; Blue Print Reading; Metals G Welding; Machine Woods WARREN LISTER Eastern Illinois University Industrial Arts; Machine Woods; Electric G Power Machine; Drafting ERNEST MONK Eastern Illinois University Typing Ij Guidance RONALD SIMEUR Eastern Illinois University Bookkeeping; IRCE; ACC TIMOTHY UMPHREY Olivet College Bookkeeping; General Business Business Law; Consumer Ed. Baseball G Basketball Coach 116 JUDY BA SINE Illinois State University Typing I, II; Office Practice; Shorthand I, II DIANNE PRICE Eastern Illinois University Typing I; Physical Education Cheerleader Sponsor PAM WOLFE Iowa State University Psychology; Guidance 117 GENE KRUSE Dana College Chemistry; Physical Science; Physics; Independent Study EDWARD WILLARD Western Illinois University Biology I, II; Life Science; Golf Coach 118 WILLIAM ROSENBERG Western Illinois University Algebra I; Basic; Functional Math I, II; Assistant Football Coach FRED BELL Philander Smith College Algebra I, Basic; Advanced Math; Football S Basketball Coach LARRY CURRY Illinois State University Geometry; Algebra II; Functional Math 119 TERRY BALDRIDGE Olivet College Mixed Chorus PAUL GARRISON Illinois State University Music Theory; Marching Monesse PATRICIA ENGELS Olivet College Art I, II LLOYD DENLER Illinois State University Librarian 120 Fine Arts DON MURRAY Eureka College United States History; American Problems Social Studies WILLIS BUCHHOLZ Illinois State University Sociology; American Problems; World Geography CHARLES TUTTLE Indiana State University United States History; World History; Drivers Education; Physical Education 121 Irene Hardy Secretaries 122 Custodians Bob Abbott Paul Lee Russell Gilbert Jim Wells with Mr. Daren Cox. 123 Ads THE BAKER TAYLOR CO. 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KNEELING: Dennis Vogeler, John Latham, Don Murray, Mark Lewis. SITTING: Mark Johnson, Mike Low- ery, Jack Trudeau, Mike Bourgeois. Track--STANDING: Jim Anstrom, Mike Jefferies, Jan Turrel, Jerome Hubert, Curtis Mobely. KNEELING: Jim Carpenter, Mike Cherry, Dale Morrison, Randy Lane ville, Mike Fitzpatrick, Carlos Douglas, Ray Abbott. 146 Cheaper By The Dozen Casts members were: Michele Dau, Deb Glowgowski, Pam West, Greg Porter, Corky Engles, Bob Warren, Mike Holman, Debbie Davis, Willie Wilson, Maureen Mullady, Jim Carpenter, Vanetta Blanton, Allen Knowles, Jill Giasson. 147 Queen Debbie Rhodes. Rooftop view of 1972 prom. 1972 prom court. 148 Sandy Verrill and Sharon Bruck stick-it-to-'em! Cherish was the theme for the 1972 prom. Jack Trudeau riding high. What was really in that punch? 149 Board members Elwood line and Dennis Morse with their wives. Abbott, Bob 123 Abbott, Felicia 71 Abbott, Karen 24 Aldrige, Shelby 71 Alexander, Clarence 81 Alvery, Kathryn 81,93 Anderson, Guy 81 Anderson, Lucia 71 Andruch, Jim 65, 66, 68, 71, 88, 92 Anstrom, Jim 24,50 Astle, Bill 24,89 Astle, Jill 71,94 Auton, Don 71 Balber, Mike 81,92 Balber, Myra 10,11,81,91 Baldrige, Terry 99, 120 Bartholomew, Theodore 106, 109 Basine, Judy 117 Basso, Sandy 24 Bauch, Beth 71, 92 Beckman, Chris 10,81,88,91 Beckman, Donna 71, 89 Beckman, Hugo 76 Beckman, Tim 24, 86, 91, 152 Beezhold, Keith 56,66,67,76 Bell, Fred 65,68, 119 Bellavance, Ray 71 Berry, Jon 76 Bertram, Marilyn 63, 76, 91, 92, 93 Beseke, Betty 24 Beseke, Karen 71 Billadeau, Bonnie 76 Billadeau, Yvonne 64, 81 Bishir, Richard 67, 68, 81 Bishir, Steve 25 Blanton, Hughlie 57, 65, 67, 68, 81 Blanton, Phyllis 63,81,92,93 Blanton, Vanetta 63, 71,92, 102 Blaski, Larry 76 Bleyle, Jeff 65, 66,91 Bloomquist, Diane 81, 93 Bookout, Steve 25 Bourgeois, Mike 25,66,89 Boyd, Danny 71 Boyer, Charles 76 Bramer, Debra 71 Bramer, Scott 67, 81 Breckenridge, Alfred 81 Bredemier, Kathy 81, 93 Bricker, Marlene 81,99 Briggs, William 112, 152 Brinkman, Connie 23, 25, 18, 88 Brinkman, Lois 76, 88, 89, 91 Britton, JoAnne 81, 91,99 Brown, Hilda 92, 110, 113 Brownfield, Leatha 71 Bruck, Sharon 25, 88, 89 B rue km an, Clyde 76 Buchholtz 88, 121 Buck, Patty 81 Bukowski, Bill 71 Bukowski, Connie 81, 93 Burlison, Debbie 25, 86, 87, 91, 93, 152 Burnett, Nancy 76, 91,99 Cahill, Brenda 26, 18, 88, 89, 98, 102 Cahill, Susan 15, 71, 88, 89 Calvo, Lisa 76, 88, 91 Calvo, Lynn 10,81,88,91 Camp, Carl 26, 76 Camp, Kevin 71 Camp, Paula 81, 102 Campbell, James 56, 66, 67, 76 Index Campbell, Bill 66,67,68,81 Cantway, Cheryl 26 Cantway, Terry 76 Cardwell, Sharon 76, 99 Carpenter, Jim 65, 71, 91 Carpenter, Tom 81 Chamberlain, Kim 81,81,88 Chellson, Mike 81, 92 Cherry, Jack 111 Cherry, Mike 50, 65, 66, 71 Cherry, Tim 57, 66, 67, 68, 80, 81 Christjansen, Jon 26 Clark, Charles 71 Clark, Joan 26, 93 Clark, Johna 76, 91 Clark, Ron 109 Cliffton, Margaret 114 Ciarlo, Jody 26 Coberly, RuthAnn 76 Colbem, Dwight 26, 95 Coulter, Carolyn 76, 93 Coulter, Terry 26 Coulter, Tim 71 Covington, Eddie 57, 65, 68, 76 Covington, Stella 26, 89 Cox, Daren 107, 123 Craig, David 71 Crenshaw, Brian 65, 68 Cryer, Terri 62,63,81,91,93,102 Curtis, Jamyce 63, 81, 90, 91,92, 102 Curry, Larry 119 Damia, Conchita 26 Damia, Francis 76 Danley, Richard 115 Damall, David 65,66, 111 Dau, Michelle 71 Dau, Steve 67, 68, 76 Davis, Debra 76, 91,93 Delk, Devonne 81, 93, 99 Denier, Alan 81,90,91 Dennis, Kathy 63, 86, 87, 88, 89, 152 Denier, Lloyd 90, 120 Dennis, Peggy 63, 81, 88, 91, 92 Denton, Deb 26, 64, 86, 87, 152 Denton, Danny 76 Denton, Randy 76 DePatis, Larry 67, 68, 81 Depoister, William 76 Dexter, Cathy 63,81,90,91,93 Dexter, Charles 67,81 Dexter, Judy 26 Dexter, Tom 28 Deweese, Marie 76 Dhom, Cathy 81 Dhom, William 28, 65 Dodson, Daw anna 81 Donahue, Kathy 81,93 Donahue, Tom 71 Douglas, Carlos 28,39,65 Douglas, Connie 99 Douglas, Don 28, 88 Douglas, Turrell 67, 76 Douglas, Tanya 81,91 Egger, Sandy 76, 102 Ellsworth, Lenore 81 Ellsworth, Loma 76,89,91 Engel, Corky 76 Engelke, Robert 82 Engels, Kim 71 Engels, Patricia 96, 120 English, Janie 76,91 English, Mark 55, 66, 71 Faber, David 28 Famam, Nancy 112 Fifer, Harrison 71 Finley, Ron 76 Fisher, Charles 71,91 Fitzpatrick, Mike 50, 51, 65, 66, 71 Floumey, Orville 66, 71 Fogarty, Mike 66, 67, 76, 91 Ford, Lois 122 Fritz, Eddie 71 Garrison, Paul 120 Garry, Joe 67, 76, 91 Garry, Karen 63,82,93 Garwood, Pamela 82 Gero, John 28, 86, 87, 89, 152 Giasson, Jill 76,91 Gilbert, Feff 29,82 Gilbert, Jill 62, 75, 76, 88, 91 Gilbert, Kathy 71,93 Gilbert, Russell 123 Glowgowski, Debbie 71,86,91, 152 Goosby, Pat 71 Goosby, Keith 29 Gorman, Nanette 64, 71, 87, 88, 152 Graf, Marilyn 76 Graves, Gale 71 Graves, Pamela 71,93 Graves, Robert 29, 65, 66 Graves, Vicki 82, 93 Gray, Mike 76 Green, Jeri 77, 91 Griffis, Jerry 67, 68, 82 Hardy, Irene 122 Harmon, Nelma 29, 63, 86, 87, 88, 98, 152 Harper, Joyce 72, 99 Harris, Donna 77 Harrison, Brenda 77,93 Harrison, Randy 29 Hart, Marcia 77,91,93 Hartman, Forrest 65, 72 Hartman, Shirley 122 Harwell, Curtis 65, 72 Hatch, Mike 77 Hemphill, Mike 109 Hays, Kori 82 Henderson, Gary 29 Henderson, Ginger 72,93 Hess, Mike 72, 95 Hessling, Danny 72 Hibbs, Jody 77 High, Brent 67 High, Brian 68, 77, 82 High, Cheryl 72 High, Leroy 109 Hill, Kathy 30, 23,88,89,90,98 Hill, Robin 72 Hiser, Marcia 30 Holliday, Perry 67, 68, 82 Holman, Mike 66, 77 Howard, Sherry 30, 86, 152 Hrosovszky, John 82,91,92 Hubert, Janet 72,87,91,99 Hughes, Jim 77 Hughes, Sarah 77 Huhn, Bob 77 Huit, Kenneth 82 Hunte, Bruce 30, 42, 65, 66, 87, 152 Hunte, Garry 82,91 Hunte, Kathy 77,92,93 Ivy, Debbie 72, 102 Jackson, Debbie 82, 93 150 Jackson, Randy 72, 91 James, Evelyn 63, 82, 93, 99 Janssen, Karen 77, 89 Jefferson, Linda 82,91,99 Jeffries, Mike 42, 65 Jeffries, Walter 72 Jeffries, Sharon 82 Jepsen, Jamie 65, 72 Jenkins, Cherie 77 Jensen, Julie 23, 30, 61, 98, 102 Jewell, Drew 77 Johnson, Colleen 77, 91, 92 Johnson, Frank 72 Johnson, Frank, 109 Johnson, Rosa 30, 93, 95 Johnson, Vemacyn 82 Jones, Angie 63,72,92,93, 102 Jones, Anna 82, 92 Jones, Chris 67, 68, 77, 93 Jones, Mike 31 Jones, Sheila 77,91,99 Jonkman, Marilyn 72, 93, 99 Jordan, Sam 31,42, 18, 65 Kaack, Bran 77 Keen, Debbie 63, 82 Kelly, Ron 47, 52 Kiger, Tom 77 Kirk, Tom 82 Klassen, Dennis 77 Kleinert, Jill 63, 82 Kleinert, John 65, 72 Knoblauch, Garry 77 Knowles, Cindy 62, 77, 88, 102 Knowles, Dave 10, 72, 87, 152 Kocsis, Sandy 77 Koenig, Debra 72 Kolesar, Brad 65, 67, 77 Kolesar, Terry 72 Koranda, Kim 31,63, 102 Kruse, Gene 118 Kurtz, Mikki 77, 91 Lagacy, Greg 77 Lagacy, June 72 Lambert, Dave 65, 72 Lampley, James 31,65 Laneville, Randy 31 Larmon, Audrey 82, 93 Latham, John 32,66 Latham, Randy 72 Lathon, Drew 82 La tty, Mike 82 Lee, Cindy 77 Lee, Connie 32, 93, 95 Lee, Jacquelin 82, 99 Lee, Mary Ann 32, 93 Lee, Paul 123 Lee, Terry 32 Lewis, Cindy 93 Lewis, Tony 68, 82 Lewis, Mark 32, 66 Line, Elwood 109 Lister, Warren 115 Lopez, Ernesto 82 Lowman, Pam 32, 87, 152 Luedtke, David 66, 82, 91 Luedtke, Tom 72 Lupe, Ray 82 Lusk, John 67 Lukas, John 77 McDaniel, Joel 82 McDowell, Jerry 33 McGill, Randy 82, 91 McKinlay, Cheryl 33 McKinlay, Joan 77 Mack, Barbara 77, 93 Mansberger, Floyd 33, 18,89 Marrs, Vicki 777 Martin, Terry 33, 65 Mattocks, Marla 82, 99 Mayer, Sharlene 70, 72 Meade, Terry 72 Mendrala, Julian 82 Merrill, Irwin 77 Merrill, Tom 65, 67, 68, 77 Merrill, Wendy 70, 72, 102 Meyler, Pam 82, 90, 92 Miedema, John 82 Miller, Pat 56, 77, 91 Mills, Cathi 77,91 Millsap, Pam 72 Mitchell, Mike 77 Mitchell, Jeff 82, 90, 91 Monk, Ernest 116 Moore, Harry 66, 72 Moore, Debra 77, 93 Morrison, Dale 72 Morse, Dennis 109 Mullady, Judy 112 Mullady, Moe 11,77,88,99 Munyon, Jeannine 77 Munyon, Lorraine 70, 73 Murray, Donald Sr. 121 Murray, Don Jr. 18,33,39,47,65,66 Murray, Doris 78, 98 Nebly, Cathy 82 Neff, Nancy 93 Nelson, Charles 65, 68, 73 Nelson, David 111 Nelson, Mark 73 Newberry, Debby 33, 86, 152 Newby, Cathy 91 Newby, Ray 78 Nicholes, Lawana 63, 78, 93 Nicholes, Sheryl 73,92 Nikolic, Angie 34, 88 O'Cull, Kevin 12,73 Page, Cheryl 82 Page, Debbie 78 Page, Greg 34, 89 Page, Lane 73 Palmer, Mike 66, 82 Parker, Charles 78, 92 Peddycord, Marry 82 Peddycord, Robert 78, 91 Penrod, Becky 78 Perdue, Dianne 78 Perdue, Sandy 73, 93, 102 Perry, Norma 78, 93, 98, 99 Petersen, Dan 11,83,91 Petersen, Ted 34, 65,68 Peterson, Beth 78, 89, 92 Peterson, Vicki 62, 78, 102 Phagon, Denise 83, 91,93 Phelps, Thane 67, 83 Pickens, Juanita 60, 73, 91, 102 Piekarczyk, Stanley 73 Plakas, Debbie 83, 91,93 Plein, Dave 66, 67, 68 Plein, Mike 73 Poindexter, Margaret 63, 83, 91,99 Porter, Greg 66, 78, 91 Porter, Sally 78 Prather, Eric 73 Prairie, Doug 34, 86, 87, 90, 102, 152 Price, Dianne 102, 117 Pritchard, Rita 63, 111 Provost, Diane 63, 83 Provost, Mark 66, 73 Purnell, Roberta 73, 93, 95, 102 Purnell, Russell 34,44 Ralston, Lynn 73 Rambo, Richard 83 Reising, Ann 73, 92 Reynolds, Delores 73 Reynolds, James 67, 83 Reynolds, Vicki 34 Rhodes, Phyllis 78 Riley, Barb 91, 99 Riley, Dorothy 35 Riley, Katrena 83 Riley, Lorenzo 35, 42, 65 Riley, Marvin 78 Rivard, Gerard 73 Rivard, John 78 Roberts, Ray 65, 73 Robicheaux, Kevin 78 Rohe, Jim 108 Romadka, Art 66, 78, 91, 152 Romadka, Lillian 35, 87, 98, 152 Rose, Judy 63,73,89,91,92, 102 Rose, Pam 63, 83, 91, 99 Rosenberg, William 119 Ross, Debra 73 Ross, Fred 65, 68, 70, 73, 88, 91 Ross, Jeff 78 Ross, Joe 73 Rowe, Barbara 78, 102 Rowe, Carrie 73 Rowe, Claudette 93, 102 Rupe, Larry 35, 65 St. Peter, Deb 37 St. Peter, Kevin 37,65, 68 St. Peter, Marsha 37,63,64,83,93,102 Sain, Sharon 83,91,93,99 Sanders, Cathy 78, 91 Sanders, Debbie 35, 86, 89, 92, 98, 152 Sanders, Jon 83 Sanders, Mike 73 Sanders, Steve 67, 68, 78 Santos, Luis 73 Saunders, Janie 74, 89, 92 Savich, Jolene 78, 92 Schafroth, Bill 78 Schenk, Peter 15, 35, 39, 88, 89 Scherer, Byron 68, 78, 92 Schmidt, Cindy 83, 93 Schopf, Rick 67,68,83,91 Schopf, Robert 78 Schopf, Susan 36, 64, 87, 152 Schuler, Mark 68, 78, 93 Seemann, Shirley 78 Seemann, Verna 74 Self, George 78 Sellers, Lynn 74, 89 Sharkey, Chris 66, 67, 78 Sharkey, John 74 Sharkey, Julie 83,91 Shear, Jeff 78 Shegog, Dudley 67, 68, 83 Shegog, Pat 36, 86, 152 Shegog, Robert 67, 68, 83 Shelley, Albert 78 Simeur, Ronald 116 Simpson, Bob 57, 65, 66, 67, 78, 152 Simpson, Matt 78 Simpson, Mike 67, 78 Siwicki, Bob 78 Slaughter, Kirk 74 Smedlund, Norman 83 Smedlund, Becky 83, 91, 99 Smith, Guy 36 Smith, Mary 74 151 Smith, Mictiko 36, 102 Smith, Robert 83 Smith, Sue 83 Smith, Taffy 78 Spieth, Jani 61, 74, 86, 87, 88, 89, 102, 152 Stam, Connie 36 Steams, Brenda 78, 83 Stedman, Kathy 80, 83 Stedman, Mike 74 Steele, Jeanne 36, 63, 98 Steele, Robin 78 Stein, Donna 37, 89,98 Stevenson, Paul 79 Stidham, Melba 83 Storer, Doreen 62, 83, 102 Storer, Mary 15, 37, 60, 75, 88, 102 Stottsberry, Pat 93, 114 Strausenberg, Catherine 98, 113 Studer, Steve 74 Suprenant, Brenda 78 Tallman, Susan 61, 74, 89, 102 Tate, Betsy 74 Taylor, Emmanuel 67, 68, 78, 93 Taylor, Ken 74 Taylor, Sheila 75, 78, 91 Tedford, A lyse 83 Tedford, Jeff 74, 91 Tedford, Terri 78 Thacker, Kurt 74 Thackeray, Ken 11,91,113 Therien, Maureen 74 Therien, Michelle 74 Therien, Monica 74 Thompson, Becky 78, 91 Tinsley, Alan 74 Toliver, Larry 78 Toma, Mike 83 Trevino, Felipa 83 Trigo, Sylvia 63, 78 Trudeau, Jack 23, 37, 42, 52, 65, 66, 8' 88,152 Turner, Gene 65,74 Turner, Nancy 83, 93 Turner, Pam 63, 78, 93 Turrell, Jan 37,91,94 Turrell, Kay 84 Turrell, Mike 38 Turrell, Tom 74,91 Tuttle, Charles 121 Umholtz, Walter, 67, 78 Umphrey, Tim 65, 67, 68, 116 Upton, Valerie 38 Usher, Karrie 84, 93 Verrill, Sandy 38 Verrill, Shelly 78, 91 Vickery, Diana 63, 84, 88, 91 Volk, Cindy 74 Wade, Marty 78 Walker, Darryl 38, 47, 65 Walls, Patty 84, 91 Walker, Kenny 78 Wame, Kirby 84 Warren, Cindy 38, 87, 88, 89, 152 Warren, Robert 56, 67, 78, 91 Wellmaker, Rochelle 62, 78 Wells, Jim 123 Wells, Kim 57,65,68,78 Wells, Mabeth 38 Weseman, Clyde 68, 74, 91, 102 West, Pam 10,78,88,91,152 West, Rick 66, 67, 68, 78 Westbrooks, Jerome 67, 68, 75, 78, 92 Weybright, Andrew 84 Weybright, Jackie 74 Weybright, Sandy 65, 74 Wheeler, Cindy 84 , Whisker, Randy 42, 65, 66 White, Eddie 56, 67, 78 White, Jerone 65, 67, 68, 74 Willard, Edward 66, 118 Willbarger, Jim 78 Wille, Rebecca 74, 89,92 Willis, Tijuana 78 Wilson, Willie 68, 78 Winsett, Chris 39 Winsett, Wandy 60, 74, 102 Wolfe, Edward 88, 108 Wolfe, Pam 89, 107 Wolford, Danny 84 Wolterstorff, Darla 74, 89 Works, Phyllis 74, 92 Wormack, Walter 78 Wyphyoski, JoAnn 74, 102 Young, Cindy 74 Young, Karen 80, 84 Zack, Don 78 Zahradnik, Miles 84 Selhart, Elmer 109 Zeglis, Jim 65, 66, 74 Zelhart, Stan 39 Zimmerman, Terry 74, 94 Zoller, Mark 74, 92 Zugg, Pat 15,65,74,87, 152 Monesse Staff 1973 Tim Beckman Kankakee Journal Root Photographers Mr. William Briggs Editor . . Assistant Editor . . . Layout Editor . . . Photographer . . . Photographer . . . Photographer . . Photographer . . . Sports Editor GENERAL WORKERS Pam West, Bob Simpson, Art Romadka, Deb Burlison, Sherry Howard, Pat Shegog, Nelma Harmon, Dave Knowles, Deb Newberry, Nanette Gorman, Deb Glogowski, Doug Prairie, Bruce Hunte, Pat Zugg, Sue Schopf, Deb Denton, Debbie Sanders, Pam Lowman. 152 I J I •. c