Mount Carmel High School - Sibylline Yearbook (Mount Carmel, IL)

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Steekler Crowned ,71- '72 Homecoming Queen A beautiful Homecoming Queen accented by a beautiful quartet of attending girls in the Queens Court, coupled with a close exciting football victory over Carmi and a perfect dance featuring John Brown's Body, and Homecoming is par excellence for the year. Senior Margaret Steckler was elected Homecoming Queen and her elected attendants were as follows: Ann Fuller, seniorg Hannah Epler, junior, Alice Trapp, sophomore, and Christine Oliver, freshman. The pep assembly, parade, snake dance, game and informal dance were all equally successful. This year the parade and snake dance were accompanied by rain. But activities still went on. Students, faculty and alumni can look back to Home- coming ,72 as the epitomy of perfectibility. l I In celebration of the Aces triumphant victory over Carmi Bulldogs in the Homecoming game, these couples show their joy as they dance to the mu- As newly crowned queen, Margaret Steckler, is driven off the football field, she thinks this honor will be a memorable experience of her Senior year. sic of John Brown's Body. The dance marks the closing of Homecom- ing activities and the turnout proves Homecoming as a successful project.

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Juniors Dazzle In Guys ana' Dollsi' Director: James H. Welton Assistant: Mrs. Gary Adams Guest Musician: William Johnson Student Director: Chris Johns Choreographers: William Johnson, Roger Stans- field, Jill Barker and Chris Johns CAST Roger Stansfield, John Mendenhall, Tim Raf- ferty, Sherri Sharp, Debra Bryant, James Frick, Rich Ankenbrandt, Nancy Raber, Anita Smith, Tanea Tombaugh, Maria Storckman, Carolyn Capin, Teresa Stanley, John Fearheiley, Tom Watson, David Selby, Terry Rhinehart, Gayle Morgan, Melody Henager, David Shain, Jill Barker, Julie Jackson, Mary White, Joyce Dunkel, Terri Seaton, Tina Price, Karen Crude, Terri Keiffer, Martha Zimmer, Toni Williams, Judy McCaw, Retta Berberich, Alenda Witowski, Gigi Goodman, Sabrina Dougherty, Gwynna Lang, Norma Kieffer, Mary Summers, Kay Keepes, Jeff Easterday, Jim Trottier, Scott Ham- ilton, Bill Mundy, Phil Shannon, Mike McF- arland, Joe Underriner, Jim Newkirk, Greg Beauligmann, David Kieffer, Dan Dilbeck, Kevin Dunkel, Gary Steussel, Carol Casaleggi, Kay Berberich, Anita Beuligmann, Karen Kiss- ling, Terri Anderson, Mike Kinney and Chuck Reeves. CREW Elaine Spencer, Anita Zentheofer, Peggy Helton, Kathy Walston, Bea Bixley, Angie Elmore, Di- ane Spencer, Judi Simpson, Kae Koger, Roger Anderson, Ann Bethards and Sharon Evans. Nicely-Nicely Johnson, Roger Stanfield, stops the show with his expert vocal rendition of Sit Down You're Rockin' the Boat, supported wildly by Harry the Horse, John Fearhei- ley. Sister Sarah Brown of the Save-A-Soul Mission, Sherri Sharp, clouts gambler Sky Master- son, David Shain, with a sharp left hook, while horrified teenie-bopper, Julie Jackson, gasps. f Nathan Detroit, Tom Watson, gambler and con-man, pleads with his night-club-performing girlfriend, Adelaide, Gayle Morgan, to Sue Me,', as the Farmerettes sing shameful accusa- tions.