New Athens High School - Vespa Yearbook (New Athens, IL)

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Students Received Training for (Above) MORNING BECK: Jane Juenger. Ann Harbaugh, Mary Seger. Tony Daubach, Tom May. John Schneider, Jim Woolford. Ann Rettinghouse, Annette Haubrich, Lisa Litteken. Andy Contratto, Ms Bruehl. busdriver; Tom Recker. (Below) AFTERNOON BECK: (First Row) Kurt Jansen, Don Juenger, Phil Sheets, Kevin Kreher. Blaine Napier, John Pannier, Debbie Walsh, Jane Brandenburger. Susie Miller, Alice Kreher, Ms. Bruehl, Robert Shipp. Keith Reuss, Jeff Wade, Steve Recker, Sam Houston. (Second Row) Susie Wahlig, Tammy Trent, Cheryl Cummins. Jeana Hentzel. Susie Loesche, Elaine Petri. Nancy Claro. Nicole Richardson. Tammy Daubach. (Third Row) Roger Stolte, Arlin Juenger, Curt Fullmer, Greg Nadler, Jerry Mueller. Gary Idecker, Craig Richardson. Kathy Burk, Randy Walta, Morris Gaubatz, Annie Stephens. Jean Winters, Sue Beck. Donna Porch, Chris Engel. Scott Stein-wagner. 22

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Band and Chorus Hit Key Notes (Top Lett) Miss Van Hove accompanies the chorus as they sing. (Top Right) Mary Schoepp, Laura Schott, and Lee Ann Lagerbom take a break from singing to do their homework. (Bottom Left) Dan Koenig-stein and Jerry Mueller practice their concert music. (Bottom Right) Todd Fritsche and Curt Fullmer take drumming instructions from Mr. Sexton. Miss Van Hove directs the chorus group. They sing at the spring and fall concerts. They also go to the hospital and sing for the people. Mr. Sam Sexton directs the band which plays at almost every home basketball game. The band goes to solo competition where they compete individually against other schools. They also play at fall, spring, and Christmas concerts. They march in the homecoming parade during the summer. 21

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Future Jobs Through Beck and COE COE: (Front Row) Mr. Blumberg, teacher; Larry Birkner, Den- George Nadler. (Back Row) Byron Ragains. Dave Kinzinger. nis Juenger, Paul Pannier. Wayne Quathamer, Barb Napier. Mark Rickert. Dale Maurer. Ron Baudino. Linda Wiley. Regina Woolford, Wayne Eckert. Robert Hagen. (Above) Even Mr. Blumberg has trouble keeping his eyes open during his COE class. (Right) The COE students tackle another assignment. In addition to the variety of classes offered at NACHS this year, students had the opportunity to attend the Beck Vocational Center or participate in the Cooperative Occupational Educational Program. In these programs students had a first hand look at a variety of occupations Beck provided students with training to enalbe them to pursue a vocational career. Classes included Accounting, Auto Body. Auto Mechanics. Child Care, Commercial Art. Drafting, Food Service. Graphic Arts, Health Occupations. Office Procedures. Horticulture. Radio and TV Repair. Small Engine Repair, and Welding. Through employment by local businesses, COE gave students on-the-job experience in many fields. 23