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

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Head Coach Larry Davis and Assistant Coach John Gates extend congratula- tions to Mt. Carmel varsity player, Greg Smith, as he receives his well de- served letter. Freshman football coach, Larry Conrady, shakes hands with Mark Bader, who receives his well earned freshman football award. The Freshman team made a fine record. Cross Country Coach Jim McDaniels awards his top runner for the season, Jeff Seaton, his letter. Seaton, who is only a junior, shows great future promise. Football-Cross Country Feed And Fete Players The annual Mt. Carmel High School Football-Cross Country Award Banquet featured guest speaker Mr. Jerry Hart, the Head Varsity Football Coach of Illinois State University. The MCHS Boys Quartet provided musical entertainment. Varsity Football Coach Davis started the presentations with Coach Weisgerber awarding deserving Sophomores letters. Then Coaches Toler and Conrady awarded all qualified Freshman footballers. Coach Jim McDaniel gave his harriers their deserved letters. Miss Lois Epler, the cheerleaders, sponsor, awarded the cheer- leaders awards. The awards were climaxed by the NEC All-Conference awards that went to Steve Winkler, Greg Xanders, Rick Snow, Robert Storckman, Mike Van Gilder, and Steve Riggs. Robert Storckman was awarded All Southern Illinois recognition.

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Frosh Footballers Lose Onhf One Game The Freshman football squad for 1971 revealed a lot of promise for the future gridiron history to be written at Mr. Carmel. The little Aces compiled five victories while losing only to Princeton. This young team exhibited strong defense and a multiple of- fense, featuring passing, running, and adept ball handling. The Aces were coached by George Toler and Larry Conrady. Freshman Aces set tauntly for a major defensive effort against a quick Bridgeport. The young Aces and Bulldogs clashed in an explosive vic- tory for MCHS. FRESHMAN TEAM: TOP ROW: Left to Right: Bill Eblen, Steve Stricklen, Bill Doane, Roger Cowling, Scott McGuire, Richard Buelig- mann, Kevin Xanders. 3rd ROW: George Arm- strong, Tony Compton, Jeff Spencer, Randy McClellen, Mike Raber, Mike White, Rick Wrye, Kevin Miller. 2nd ROW: Rick Abbey, Jeff Young, Mark Rodgers, Kevin Seals, Chris Cunningham, Larry Cadell, Jeff Stouse, Steve Kuzmich, David Acree. lst: Micky Mollen- haurer, Fred Peters, Greg Keepes, Randy Rigg, Terry Rafferty, Kent Kirkman, Paul Casseleggi, Don Cowling, Tom Dersh. FRESHMAN SCORES Ml. Carmel Opponents 38 Albion... ..... ...0 28 Fairfield . . . .... . . .2 14 Princeton . . . . . .40 46 Carmi... ...l2 60 Carmi ..... .... 8 38 Bridgeport . . . . .26

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Varsity cheerleaders, Kathy Dagley, Ann Fuller, Debbie Talley, Mary Lou Swanson and Kathi Thomson led the Aces in victory and defeat. During the last Pep assembly of the year, the varsity cheerleaders let the starting five varsity players try their hand at playing the cheerleaders. Shortstuff Newkirk tips the ball and Thomson jumps for the possession of the ball. The final score was 20-10 in favor of the cheerleaders. Junior varsity cheerleaders, Debbie Reeves, Jo Dillard, Beth Dagley, Vesta Peter and Tonia Brown cheered many long games. Cheerleaders Recognized At Last Home Game This year at the last home basketball game the cheer- leaders were recognized and received flowers and a kiss from the players. The cheerleaders then awarded the coaches and varsity boys with an autographed basketball. During the year the cheerleader's advisor, Mrs. Epler presented the girls with flowers at their first pep assembly of the year and at the banquets. This being Mrs. Epler's first year proved to be a successful one. School spirit was high and more students attended the out-of-town games. She spent many hours helping the girls finish their work for banquets, games, and little things done for the play- ers. To add a little variety to the last pep assembly the varsity cheerleaders played the varsity players in a game of basketball. Of course with a little help from Coach Davis the girls won. This year the junior varsity cheer- leaders were very busy attending all the freshman and sophomore games. And as Mrs. Epler put it, 'fAnd them's a lot of ball games!', Also this year they had substitute cheerleaders to fill in when one of the girls couldn,t make it. Maria Dunkel served as alternate for varsity and Jan Bridges was the junior varsity alternate. .W.-'mtv' skill'- r V-ww,aea1tmi41fia.+w:.-.ewavjff-wwamvlffsfvieef'fe ' n- -