Nokomis High School - Old Nokomis Yearbook (Nokomis, IL)
- Class of 1973
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Nokomis High School Nokomis, Illinois Volume LVI Barb Stauder — editor Neil Parker — assistant editor Mrs. Beverly Simons and Miss Joyce Clark — advisors Old Nokomis — nineteen hundred seventy-three REFLECTIONS Reflections of a year past. . . Filled with memories of both good and bad. Reflections that recall the people we have known, lessons we have learned, and activities in which we have been a part. 4 Remembering . . . our first football victory against Pana, and the last seconds in the Regionals. The joy of a week out of school for snow and ice, and the disappointment of a censored Duckburg Times. There were the wasted Mondays, and the joyful Fridays. 5 Still. . . The final days came, the tests were given, the Seniors were graduated. It was a year we will long remember with hopes for the years to come to be as meaningful as we reflect into the future not knowing yet believing. 6 In Memory SUSAN MARIE BROOKSHIRE I walked a mile with Pleasure; She chattered all the way. But left me none the wiser For all she had to say. I walked a mile with Sorrow And ne'er a word said she; But oh, the things I learned from her When Sorrow walked with mel ROBERT BROWNING HAMILTON Opening.......................2 Administration................9 Faculty......................13 Classes .....................21 Organizations................67 Fall.........................87 W’nter.......................97 Spring......................113 ADMINISTRATION Tenderly now let all men turn to the earth Nancy Newhall Mr. Wood and the School Board — an Efficient Team Mr. Wood, in his first year of service as Superintendent of Unit District 22, has started with what we hope will be a long career. His hard work and concern for N.H.S. has won him the respect of the community and of the students. Along with him work the members of the School Board in coordinating the schools of Unit District 22. Mr. Fred Fesser is President of the School Board with others members, including Mr. Ken Wiseman, Mr. Dale Houck, Mr. Eugene Johnson, Mr. James Funk, Fr. Carl Spears, and Mr. Wilmer Johnson. Superintendent CHARLES G. WOOD Board Members — SEATED: Mr. Ken Wiseman, Mr. James Funk, Mr. Carl Spears, Mr. Fred Fesser, President. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wilmer Johnson, Mr. Eugene Johnson, Mr. Dale Houck. 10 Principal MR. RONALD SHAWGO Mr. Shawgo — a Job Well Done As principal of Nokomis High School, Mr. Shawgo deserves a pat on tbe back for work well done. In his first year at N.H.S., he has shown an interest in the welfare of students both individually and as a whole. One of his major jobs has been working with the faculty in providing a comprehensive program of study. He made an effort to establish a successful line of communication with the students so they knew they could go directly to him at any time with any problem. With his tell it like it is attitude, he has earned the respect of all at N.H.S. Congratulations for a job well done. victor a. McCracken Students Look to Mr. McCracken for Guidance The students of Nokomis High School have learned that they can count on Mr. McCracken when they need help. He assists them in arranging testing and in making their choice of a college or university. He works hard helping schedule classes and preparing students for their future plans. Nokomis is fortunate to have a man of Mr. McCracken's caliber in the office of guidance counselor. 11 Unit Office Secretaries: Mrs. Pauline Berns and Mrs. laveno Reese High School Secretary: Mrs. tula Jean Cesaretti Custodians: Warren Tooley, Tom Keller, Pete Grauer Office Workers: K. Strazar, J. Kottwitz, S. Johnson, T. DeLuka, S. Burk, B. Barnstable, D. Ealey, K. Cassidy FACULTY . . . that gray color . . . 'which nature loves; color of unpainted wood, weather-stain; time-stain; not glaring nor gaudy; the color of all roofs, the color of all things that endure . . . David Thoreau Agriculture MR. MAURICE MYERS Soil, Electricity, Consumer Ed, Auto Mechanics, Crops, Farm Management MR. LARRY HALLEMMAN Agriculture I, Power Mechanics, Welding, Consumer Ed 14 The A rts MR. ROGER CRAFT Art I, II, III Business MRS. NANCY CARLOCK General Business, Typing I, Personal Typing, Recordkeeping MRS. BEVERLY SIMONS Bookkeeping I, II, Data Processing, Business Law, Recordkeeping 15 MISS LILLIAN STOKES Shorthand I, II, Office Practice, Typing I, II Driver’s Ed MRS. PATRICIA HERTZ Modern Literature, British Literature, Writing, Business and Industrial English, English III English MISS BEVERLY ALFREJD English II, III, Speech 16 MRS. MARGARETTA WESTENBERGER Basic English MISS JOYCE CLARK English I, II, III Languages MRS. NADINE MILLER French I, II, English II, III MISS CATHERINE MATHIAS Home Economics I, II, Family Relations, Advanced Foods, Housing and Finance Home Ec MRS. BARBARA CRAFT Spanish I, II, III, IV MRS. ROSE BOGLE Library 17 Music MR. NORMAN RHOADES Band I MR. JOHN BERNZEN Marching Band MRS. MAXINE TOSETTI Chorus MR. RICHARD SEELBACH Geography, General Math, Geometry Math Physical Education MISS DELORES GOWEN MR. FARRELL FLATT Girls Physical Education Boys Physical Education, Drivers Education Sciences MR. DUANE DOUGLAS Physics, Chemistry, General Science MR. CHARLES KNECHT Biology I, II, General Science Social Studies MR. DAVID DeCHENNE MR. JIM EISENBARTH Social Studies, American Government, Contemporary U.S. History, World History Affairs, Independent Study, Psychology 20 CLASSES You must not know too much, or be too precise or scientific about birds and trees and flowers and watercraft; . . . Walt Whitman Seniors Reflecting the swift passing. We are now Seniors 22 MIKE OVCA Vice-President MIKE FRANZEN Treasurer JANET CASSIDY Secretary BOB MCELROY President SPONSORS Miss Catherine Mathias Mr. Loren Wallace 23 Our memories LU ANN ALEXANDER CATHERINE JEAN ANDERSON of relationships MARK BOLTE KAY BRACKENHOFF 27 GARY D. DODSON DONNA KAYE EALEY will ever be KATHRYN P. FLOWERS 28 imprinted ROSANNE FESSER JOHN FLOWERS BOB FOLTZ KIM ANNETTE FRIESLAND on our MIKE FRANZEN minds. ANDREW MICHAEL FURIMSKY 29 CHRIS FOSTER RUTH ELLAN FOSTER Our days BILL GONET ALLEN LEE HARRISON 30 FRANKLIN C. GRIFFIN ED HECK KENNETH L. GERMAN have been unique. JAY M. HECK PAMELA HILL REBECCA HIMES 31 TERRY HINTON LINDA VERNEAL HOPWOOD After four years BLAKE ANDREW HUBBARD of preparation, JAMES P. JOHNSON SUE ELLEN JOHNSON CHRISTI KAMM CHERYL A. JONES JAMES A. KELLER 33 GLENDA LOGSDON we have KEVIN D. KROENLEIN finally arrived MARY KATHRYN KOCUR JODY KOTTWITZ JOHN STEVEN KIMBRO ALLEN MILLER LEONA KAY MILLER onto those years ROBERT MOOMEY CARMEN MUIR DEBRA DIANE NATION ROBERT R. NELSON MICHAEL S. OVCA 37 which we enter NANCY JEAN PEARSE DONNA DIANE PRATER CHERYL A. SCHWARM STEVEN WAYNE SCHWEIZER PAULA BETH SHALLENBERGER 38 DEBRA DENISE SIDES as we go forward to meet the world and the challenges DENNY STEWART 40 DAVID SUSLEE FLOYD E. STORM KATHRYN ANN STRAZAR DENNIS TOBERMAN it will bring. TOM WHELLING MIKE JOHNSON BARBARA JEAN TOSETTI SUSAN ELAINE VAN DOREN BOB WEXSTTEN SHIELA GLAVISH YESKE Juniors We enter the year reflecting on the drifting moments 42 NEIL PARKER Vice-President JOAN BERTOLINO Secretary CHERYL GONET President MARCIA JOHNSON Treasurer SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Craft 43 Rono Adams Berta Alexander Ralph Barker Scott Battles Dennis Bauman Joan Bertolino Pari Blazich Heidi Bogle Pat Bowers Terry Bowers Belinda Braye Steve Braye knowing that this is the year Mary Brown David Bruns Susie Burk Connie Carroll Mark Carroll Laura Carroll Jim Cassidy Kathleen Chousse 44 Are you sure this is how Picasso got started? Art students liven up the Art Room. of growing, striving Rose Marie Clark Carolyn Colonious Carol Compton Mario Costa John Dachauer Betty Davis Steve Dewerff Verna Easley Carla Englehart Terry Epley Susan Ernst Susan Foster Pete Fox Cheryl Gonet Tom Gonet Jim Groden 45 Russell Grill George Grimes Tim Hall Keith Hancock Bernie Hand Anthony Hard Loren Heldebrandt Cathy Holliday Linda Houck Rick Huddleston Norman Hulbert Marsha Jackson Kent Janssen Bruce Johnson Dan Johnson Janet Johnson developing and 46 John Johnson Judy Johnson Karl Johnson Loren Johnson Marcia Johnson Terri Johnson Julie Jostes Ray Kamer Becky Kellenberger Jane Kettelkomp Laurie Koski Bill Kroeger Twila Laurent Judy Lehman Ten minutes and counting! Tony Hard and Steve DeWerff waiting to be released from Biology II. working together as one. Kent Livingston Kevin Logsdon Vince Maretti Becky Marley Chuck Marley Cynthia Miller Daisy Mines Julia Miller Jeff Niewinski Madelyn Oiinger Kevin O'Malley Neil Parker 47 Sheryl Pavolko Lou Ann Pieper Jack Porter Dana Prater Kathy Pudenz Marlin Quattlander Steve Reincke Pam Richardsor Time is fading Debbie Rogers John Ruffing Mike Ryan Tom Saatkamp Alan Sanders Dara Sanders Gail Scribner Linda Shallenberger 48 Students taking advantage of library privileges. as we enter our Senior year. j Kathy Singler Marsha Slaughter Don Smalley Mike Snow Mark Stivers Larry Tester Teena Tondello Deb Tosetti Jill Trelz Kathy Washburn Gary Wattjes Steve West 49 Sophomores Reflections of a bright, fun-filled year 50 JAN SCHWARM Vice-President RON DEWERFF Secretary-T reasurer GREG PARSONS President SPONSOR Mr. Seelbach NokomU Public Library 51 Alan Adden Mile Adden Roger Archibald Karen Bait Mane Bolt Susan Brookshire Dennis Storm picks his ring where responsibilities 52 Judy Brown Ronald Brown Steve Corlock John Carroll Jo Ann Cassidy Pom Cassidy Marcia Ceorlock Ricky Cearlock Diane Chousse Dorothy Clark Pam Clavin Rhonda Cole Ron DoWorfl Barry Dunaway while other Sophomore look on. are surpassed by Marla Durbin Jim Ellor Jorry Englohort Toona Ernst Kathy Float Margo Flaming Mark Fronzon Randy Fraxior 53 Linda Heldebrandt Cheryl Hidti Valentine candidates Marcia Cearlock many new Money Hick Colvin Hill H i: I Terry Suxonne Hou e Diana Huber Gory Huber Jerry Gleespen Dody Gone I Bob Groden Janet Griffin Norby Holl Mary Ann Hovera and Ron DeWerff. Myron Kirk Pot Hub r Andy Jock ton Corol Johnson Dorold Johnson Louro John ton Lonm Johnson Morvm Johnson Sh ryl Johnson Don Jones B tty K oting Corlo Kh!i Jo Ann K ll«r Vine K ll r Myron Kirk Sondy Kottwiti Doris L «gh Jorry L wit EoH Loomis Jo Lucchi ideas and experiences Susan M rrimon H rsch l M«ho l Katy Millburg Linda Millar Mory Ann Mindrup Tom Muir — master of the keys. 55 Sophomore Valentine candidates Karen Tester and Mark Franzen Brendo Smalley Tom Spears Nancy Stolte Dennis Storm Denise Storm Tony Stroxer A stunning couple, Sherrie Ralston and Eric Ovca as we become upperclassmen. Jeon Weber Tim Weinrkh Joye Westphol Rhonda White 58 KAY BARNSTABLE President CURTIS LIPE Vice-President EARL ALEXANDER Secretary-T reasurer SPONSOR Mr. McCracken 59 Mark Kirk and Lucy Berns at the Valentine's Dance. Tereia Adden Connie Alexa Earl Alexander Mary Alvey Kay Barnstable Frank Beasley Brent Becker lucy Bern Jane Bertolmo Cheryl Bolte Eric Bolte Doug Braye Pom Braye Debbie Brown Donald Brown George Brown young and naive Entering curious, Barb Brum met Berdell Brummet David Busby Cindy Corroll Shirley Carroll Cothy Carter 60 Kay Barnstable gets the giggles in Study Hall. Crotg Cosudy P C« or«tti Nora Chritmon Jonic 0 rt Jim Evont Tommy Eploy of the moments to come Jim Stivers setting up for chorus. 61 Mory Loo Holbrook Down Hort Bnon Hoyts Tomi Hock ChorloH Htldtbrondt Woyno Heldobrondt Choryl Hoobn Sandy Houck Lone Hubbard Miko Jochino striving to understand Another stimulating lecture Ponderous Pondering Come blow your horn! 3'tvf jocnmo Jonelle Jomwn Mr. Knecht teaches Science to freshmen. Tony Johnson Boon Johnson Colleen Johnson Cindy Johnson yet knowing Harold Johnson Karon Johnson Penny Johnson Ed Kiefer Mark Kirk Roseann Kocur Don Koski Rick Kroeger Lance Lehnen Lorry Lehnen Albert Liewiski Curtis Lipe Maureen Marley Poul Morley Tim Matzke Cathy Merrimon Mortm Millburg Debbie Miller Martha Miller John Mmdrup 63 Byron Moomey Sandy Musser Shirley Myers Bob Oiler Lorry Oltmonn David Pavolka that even Dal Pease Jeff Pellegrini Roggy Potty Jolene Piloski Debbie Porter Joyce Porter Donny Robertson Steve Rosenberg Susan Ruppert Joon Saotkomp Phyllis Soatkamp Tom Schnarre Connie Schwarm Bill Schweizer Pom Scribner Rick Seagle Connie Schwarm has a question but then when doesn't she! Freshman Candidates Mary Lou Holbrook and Doug Braye leAnne Seifert Jim Shollenberger Jim Simmon Rutty Skinner Joe Smith Pat Speors Tammy Heck asks Kent Livingston a question. this must end A Time to Come, a Time to Leave a H s t) ftlM-aiL. W XM. t 4mac oUoluUb io vjd S tcc C X4 c -cW A O toAfl . MoKomi? a A 'Y JmL AA,y oj£t Ais€biA t. XJvt. lA yxh. Uui JW , 'itWp (Kt CM, MaiaU eAS cCej t o u o u jOXuJl j£ AJUijuCs3-t J W o tu Odcta. o. oOiA, o u oLo u f f . r s w uw w YYu!' - S ‘2f -t L aJ ivU . -i JU oC O. y Ooi to. y My r yy - y s e. % j A 7. t [_ XLaJL 'w hJc auxao • WlUBl « F MUyt ■A aJL JUJjl . UL svx X y ojyo f S Jt Cu lo. -s u n Jui JukjL X J M o cz Y Eo jLacct Tbo fc yov mvc TifiAAVi £ . £tA± lAA( 0 ORGANIZATIONS You shall enter the living shelter of the forest. You shall walk where only the wind has walked before. Nancy Newhall OFFICERS President Ken Germon Vice president Den Stewart Secretary-treasurer Jan Johnson Sophomore representative Bob Graden Freshman representative Jane Bertolino Band director Norman Rhoades Band tops the year The band practicing Shaft.” Jim Stivers, our star drummer, studies his music. 68 with “Shaft” FRONT ROW: N. Hall, L. Berns, K. Wiseman, K. Friesland, J. Kettelkamp, H. Bogle, L. Seifert, B. Barnstable, 1. Carroll, D. Pavolko. ROW 2: D. Bauman, J. Bertolino, K. German, T. Saatkamp, G. Parsons, G. Dahler, M. Stombaugh, S. Kottwitz, D. Tosetti, N. Pilgrim, M. Wunderlich, L. Lehnen, J. Piloski. ROW 3: M. Davito, T. Schnarre, D. Busby, B. Oiler, T. Johnson, L. Lehnen, A. Foster, M. Johnson, D. Stewart. BACK ROW: N. Rhoades, N. “And The Band Played On!” They surely did! No matter what the time of year, the NHS band could be heard practicing for some occasion. At the beginning of the year, the Band, dressed in new uniforms purchased by the Booster Club, could be seen performing at football games. After football season concluded, the Band hung up their marching shoes and started on music to keep the fans entertained at basketball games. Then, when the Music Department announced that the musical this year would be “Fiddler On the Roof,” the Band began groping for bits of the Russian atmosphere and accompanied the cast as they never had before. But, no, the Band didn’t stop after the musical was over. They went on to work on “Man of La Mancha” and “Selections from Shaft” for the Spring Concert and Graduation. The work for these was well worth it when they received a standing ovation for “Shaft” and played an encore of it. Chrisman, J. Trelz, E. Ovca, B. Stauder, K. Kocur, D. Dahler. 69 Our director at work. I believe The Nokomis High School Chorus sang their way through a very successful year. Under the direction of Mrs. Maxine Tosetti, they completed a successful tour in the fall to Vandalia, Brownstown, and St. Elmo. They presented an entertaining program of popular songs including “One Tin Soldier” and “Joy to the World” which was accompanied by Jane Bertolino on guitar and Jim Stivers on drum. The chorus played an important part in the presentation of the musical “Fiddler On the Roof ' not only in vocal parts but also in behind the scenes preparation. May was filled with practices for their spring appearance. The Spring Concert was held May 24, with the chorus program including two Burt Bacharach arrangements. At Baccalaureate they sang a fitting arrangement of “Amazing Grace.” FRONT ROW: R. Adams, M. Flemming, C. Keele, M. Bolte, P. Oiler, M. Carlock, C. Bolte, D. Clark, L. Lehnen, L. Lehnen, F. Beasley, S. Ralston, B. Smalley, T. Davis, C. Compton, S. Ernst, B. Marley, P. Cassidy, M. Marley. ROW 2: C. Johnson, C. Gonet, T. Adden, J. Griffin, J. Matzke, R. Fesser, J. Dietl, C. Pieper, B. Wheeling, R. Skinner, S. Foster, C. Johnson, L. Houck, M. Havera, P. Clovin, K. Chausse, K. Johnson, T. Epley. BACK ROW: S. Pavolko, L. Pieper, J. Bertolino, D. Mehochko, J. Keller, R. Foster, D. Gonet, C. Johnson, D. Porter, T. Schnarre, M. Davito, S. Carlock, D. Chausse, S. Brookshire, T. Epley, C. Poteet, D. Huber, B. Barnstable, D. Sanders, B. Keating, R. White. 70 in music Jan® Bertolino accompanies chorus on guitar. Jim Stivers and his trap set liven up Joy to the World. STANDING: D. Mehochko, S. Houck, J. Matzke, C. Keele, T. Davis. SITTING: M. Davito, C. Gonet, R. Skinner, J. Bertolino, S. Carlock, B. Stauder, T. Schnarre. A regular part of the Chorus Department is the Songsters, a special group of 10 members chosen by chorus director, Mrs. Maxine Tosetti. They sang at various community organization meetings. This year they were accompanied by Barb Stauder on the piano and Jane Bertolino on the guitar. 71 On Tour Songsters perform one of their numbers on tour. 72 St. Elmo students enjoying One Tin Soldier ABOVE: Diana Hub«r, Karen Tester, Tereasa Adden, Carol Pieper, Kay Johnson, Linda Shallenberger, Down Hart, Carla Keele, Pat Huber, Betty Keating, Terry Epley, and Dara Sanders Pacesetters Perform for Parades and Games The Pacesetters put in another year of entertaining shows for the Nokomis High School. This year the girls were under the direction of Miss Dolores Gowen. The selected girls learn routines and perform them with the N.H.S. band at parades and football games. The Pacesetter shows provide nice entertainment at half-time for the football fans. Dara Sanders was voted by the girls to be the head Pacesetter of the group. 73 Our land of plenty has to be cultivated and tilled to produce crops. Animals must be raised properly and brought to market to provide food for the people of America. This is the basic fundamental that • the FFA learn and put into practice. Probably no other group gets so close to the “good earth. The Poultry Judging Team won 4th place in Section 19 and 8th in State. In Dairy Judging the Nokomis team won 2nd place and the Soils Judging Team placed 8th in the Section. The Nokomis teams placed 1 st out of 19 teams in all judging contests. For the first time in five years, we had two State Farmers, Marlin Quattlander and Steve Schweizer, and two production winners. They are Steve DeWerff in poultry and Steve Schweizer in dairy. Officers — L to R: Mr. Meyers and Mr. Halleman, D. Stewart — V. Pres., J. Johnson — Reporter, R. Archibald — Sentinal, S. Braye — Treas., S. Schweizer — Sec., K. German — Pres. FRONT ROW: Mr. Halleman, Sponsor, B. Braye, L. Heldebrandt, B. Moomey, T. Laurent, T. Johnson, C. Cassidy, F. Beasley, G. Scribner, Mr. Meyers, Sponsor. ROW 2: S. Ruppert, R. DeWerff, P. Richardson, D. Braye, B. Schweizer, B. Brummet, R. Moomey, J. Johnson, B. Wheeling. ROW 3: L. Heldebrandt, S. Bottles, J. Carroll, J. Brummet, D. Busby, H. Johnson, A. Adden, M. Johnson. ROW 4: A. Jackson, L. Oltmann, A. Pretnar, M. Schweizer, M. Quattlender, D. Johnson, E. Kiefer, P. Marley, M. Johnson. BACK ROW: S. Schweizer, S. Braye, D. Stewart, G. Wattjes, K. Johnson, K. German, S. DeWerff, D. Stewart, R. Archibald, B. Graden. 74 To Know the “Good Earth99 Farm Management Award: John Johnson. Soil Judging Team: J. Johnson, M. Quattlander, S. Battles, G. Wattjes. Dairy Judging Team: M. Schweizer, M. Quattlander, R. DeWerff. Grain Judging Team.- B. Graden, A. Pretnar, M. Johnson, R. DeWerff, M. Schweizer. Dekalb Award: Steven Schweizer. Poultry Judging Team: J. Johnson, S. Ruppert, S. DeWerff, P. Marley, R. Archibald. 75 Planning for the Future, FIRST ROW: M. Ceorlock, B. Smalley, L. Miller, D. Hart, K. Johnson, S. Smith, P. Shallenberger, R. Kocur, L. Shallenberger, C. Bolte. SECOND ROW: R. Clark, P. Braye, C. Carroll, S. Ernst, K. Cassidy, K. Fleet, N. Pearse, D. Rogers. THIRD ROW: C. Compton, 1. Houck, T. Adden, M. Bolte, P. Huber, D. Lucchi, D. Sides, C. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: M. Johnson, J. Westphal, J. Miller, J. Matzke, C. Colonius, S. Ruppert, S. Johnson, J. Brown, T. Heck. FIFTH ROW: D. Ransdell, D. Sanders, J. Bertolino, R. White, J. Keller, S. House, B. Keating, T. Deluka, D. Gonet, R. Adams. The Future Homemakers of America are a group of girls whose motto it is to strive for better living for our families today and tomorrow. Anyone who has taken a semester in any area of homemaking is eligible to become a member. The F.H.A. held their Annual Banquet again this year with the F.F.A. boys as servers. Another activity the F.H.A. had was F.H.A. Week which consisted of dress-up day and a meal for all boys in sports. At the annual Taco Party tbe girls walked the streets picking up trash and litter all through town. The girls also sold candy, candles, and cookbooks. The annual style show was held in the Spring with the girls modeling the clothes they had made over the year. NDB0DV5 HHNDS Home Economics weds Aggie Culture 76 Working for the Future. FRONT ROW: Sponsor Miss Mathias, D. Sanders, K. Cassidy, President S. Johnson, J. Matzke, M. Bolte. BACK ROW: R. Clark, C. Compton, C. Colonius, P. Huber, D. Gonet, D. Sides, S. Ernst. NDBDDY5 HRNDS Officers and new members ___J N0BDDY5 HRNDE Serenading milkmaids A feast fit for Royalty 77 F.T.A. Help at Open House FIRST ROW: J. Kottwitz, B. Tosetti, H. Bogle, L. Martin, L. Alexander, K. Strazar, B. Barnstable. ROW 2: S. Van Doren, D. Mehochko, K. Friesland, T. DeLuka, D. Lucchi, C. Jones, L. Pieper. BACK ROW: K. Anderson, B. Stouder, L. Miller, L. King, K. Kocur, B. Betzold, C. Schwarm, C. Muir, D. Tosetti. Learning the fundamentals of the teaching profession is one of the basic purposes of the Future Teachers of America. This group of aspiring teachers also sponsor several activities throughout the year. They have a hand in preparing for the annual Open House usually held during American Education Week. They also arrange school visitations which enables these members to see the teacher in action. Thus the future teacher gets a bird’s eye view of “Operation Classroom. ABOVE: Mrs. Bogle, Sponsor, D. Mehochko, Vice-President, B. Tosetti, Secretary. SEATED: K. Strazar, President, S. Van Doren, Treasurer, B. Barnstable, Parliamentarian, I. Miller, Historian. 78 Pow Wow Now “Duckburg Times” Freedom of the Press rang out through the halls of N.H.S. this year. The school newspaper, the Duckburg Times led by Miss Alfrejd, Advisor; and Diann Mehochko, Editor; underwent a recycling period. The staff awakened the dormant Pow Wow by changing the name, adding many new sections, including a very controversial editorial page, complete sports coverage, a taste of the Fine Arts, and even a bit of humor. The staff set and completed their goals with the publication of their 11 th issue on May 18. Editor, Diann Mehochko discusses the latest issue with Sponsor, Miss Alfrejd. FIRST ROW: D. Sanders, D. Mehochko, C. Anderson, J. Kottwitz, C. Jones, L. King, L Miller. BACK ROW: M. Millburg, P. Fox, M. Ovca, M. Franzen, B. McElroy. 79 Student Council Demonstrates Student Rights The Student Council represents the student body with determination. Listening to the students' grievances, they work with the administration and faculty to make better relationships. Under the leadership of President, Dave Stewart and assisted by Mr. David DeChenne, they sponsored the Homecoming and Valentine Dances. Through their efforts, the lunch system was revised and soda machines were acquired for the gym lobby. They also held an exchange day with Raymond High School. Through the Student Council, government is represented at N.H.S. President, Dave Stewart, with Vice President Steve Schweizer, Secretary Carla Keele, and Treasurer Kim Friesland. 80 FIRST ROW: S. Jachino, M. Kirk, D. DeChenne, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: C. Marley, S. Schweizer. THIRD ROW: B. Flowers, P. Broye, I. Johnson, L. Pieper, D. Stewart. BACK ROW: C. Keele, L. Carroll, K. Friesland. Kimbro Leads Varsity Lettermen FIRST ROW: K. Livingston, M. Davito, S. Battles, K. Janssen, A. Pretnar, B. Johnson, T. Hard, L. Tester. SECOND ROW: F. Flatt, K. Logsdon, F. Storm, S. DeWerff, A. Harrison, J. Janssen, T. Muir, J. Heck, J. Keller, J. Niewinski, V. Maretti, R. DeWerff, L. Wallace. THIRD ROW: T. Hall, P. Blazich. FOURTH ROW: S. Braye, C. Marley. FIFTH ROW: T. Maretti, M. Snow. SIXTH ROW: A. Sanders, S. Reincke. SEVENTH ROW: D. Smalley, K. German. EIGHTH ROW: S. Kimbro, J. Flowers. President Steve Kimbro works with Jay Heck, Vice-President, and Ed Heck, Secretary-Treasurer, in leading the Varsity Letterman's Club. Under the leadership of President, Steve Kimbro, the Varsity Letterman’s Club sponsored a Donkey Basketball Game this year. The money raised was used to buy a camera for filming games. Also, the Varsity Letterman’s Club worked along with the Booster Club to give the Athletic Banquet and obtain a speaker. Sponsors of the Letterman’s Club are Mr. Farrel Flatt and Mr. Loren Wallace. 81 “Old Nokomis” is the result of many hours of hard work, mixed with a certain amount of talent, blended with a number of snapshots, and turned over and over until the staff produces a book suitable to their tastes. This year the material was distributed to various editors, each one handling a particular phase of school activities. With the help of our sponsors, Mrs. Simons and Miss Clark, deadlines were met. Even with copy that was either too long or too short, film that turned out blank, or pages typed wrong, when an idea worked out it was worth it. Publishing a yearbook is a learning process for all, but it is also a common project in which the staff worked as a team. Through their work “Old Nokomis” was published for the fellow students of NHS. Assembling the memories Editor Barb Stauder and Asst. Editor Neil Parker FRONT ROW: Susan Van Doren, Faculty Editor; Kathy Strazer, Organization Editor; Lorna Martin, Sports Editor. BACK ROW: Diann Mehochko and Leona Miller, Financial Managers; Jody Kottwitz, Photographer; Cheryl Schwarm, Activities Editor; Barb Barnstable, Class Editor. 82 of the past year FRONT ROW: B. Tosetti, P. Shallenberger, L. Carroll, J. Kettelkamp, J. Bertolino, L. Pieper. SECOND ROW: C. Gonet, L. Miller, K. Pudenz, J. Johnson. SEATED: J. Matzke, H. Bogie, K. Strazer, L. Martin, J. Kottwitz, B. Barnstable, K. Wiseman. STANDING: N. Parker, B. Stauder, M. Johnson, M. Millburg, B. Burk, D. Mehochko, C. Schwarm, S. VanDoren, B. Betzold, C. Anderson, L. Hopwood. 83 Learning together Officers — STANDING: Miss Gowen — Sponsor Kim Friesland — President J. Johnson — Sporthead SITTING: C. Gonet — Sporthead T. Davis — Sporthead K. Pudenz — Secretory B. Stauder — V. President C. Anderson — Treasurer T. Epley — Sporthead J. Cassidy — Point Chairman Want to be where the action is? Then join G.A.A.! This organization consists of high school girls who participate in sports such as softball, badminton, basketball, bowling, volleyball, and archery. These sports are scheduled to be played at various times during the year. This year for the first time, G.A.A. entered the IHSA Inter-scholastic bowling competition. A team of five girls. Barb Stauder, Janet Cassidy, Cheryl Gonet, Jane Kettlekamp, and Kathy Pudenz, won the district meet at Greenville. This enabled them to travel to Peoria for State competition. The G.A.A. also sponsored their 2nd annual Daddy-Daughter night which was a huge success. The dads and daughters enjoyed various games of skill which include golf putting and the ball bounce. Afterwards, awards are given out for the team with the highest number of points, and then refreshments are served. At the end of the year, the Mother-Daughter banquet is held to initiate the new members and to give out awards earned to deserving members. 4 Year Letter Girls — L to R: B. Betzold, C. Schworm, P. Shallenberger, K. Strazar, B. Stauder, B. Barnstable, K. Friesland. 84 through A thletics FRONT ROW: L. Shallenberger, K. Strazar, K. Johnson, P. Braye, R. Kocur, N. Chrismon. SECOND ROW: B. Tosetti, C. Merriman, C. Pieper, T. Davis, J. Cassidy, C. Johnson, P. Shallenberger, M. Durbin, K. Cassidy. THIRD ROW: C. Alexa, L. Seifert, L. Miller, B. Betzold, S. Ralston, B. Braye, G. Scribner, C. Schwarm. FOURTH ROW: C. Compton, L. Houck, T. Heck, J. Saatkamp, C. Schwarm, S. Myers, J. Matzke, L. Caroll, S. Ruppert, N. Hall, D. Storm, J. Schwarm, C. Johnson, M. Marley, S. Ernst. FIFTH ROW: B. Stauder, K. Pudenz, B. Barnstable, D. Porter, J. Bertolino, P. Spears, D. Mehochko, J. Cassidy, T. Epley, S. Pavolka, D. Huber, S. House, L. Pieper, S. Houck, A. Wunderlich, J. Janssen, K. Johnson. LAST ROW: J. Kettelkamp, L. Martin, J. Westphal, S. Brookshire, D. Chausse, L. Berns, T. Laurent, P. Richardson, J. Griffin, T. Epley, P. Clavin, M. Olinger, K. Fleet, R. Adams, K. Tester, M. Johnson, C. Gonet, K. Friesland, K. Chausse. 85 Volleyball teams ready for tourney with Pano. Daddy Daughter Night Fun 87 Big Red — United for One Cause 88 Victory coaches farrell flatt, head jerry leitschuh carl fieldbinder team 25 al harrison hb 73 ken german t 48 john flowers hb 84 mike adden e 50 john dachauer t 86 jan janssen e 68 kevin logsdon 9 70 tony hard 9 75 ed heck t 10 mike snow qb 63 pari blazich 9 24 alan senders hb 89 jim cassidy e 51 steve kimbro c 45 pete fox 9 71 tom wheeling 9 62 kent janssen 9 76 bob mcelroy t 30 floyd storm hb 12 myron kirk qb 88 jim keller e 33 tom spears b 66 scott battles t 85 don smalley e 77 pete cesaretti t 15 steve jachino qb 80 earl alexander e 19 steve reincke qb 72 mark davito dg 32 kevin o'malley lb 65 andy jackson 9 58 alan pretnar c 60 jerry gleespen cb 61 jay heck 9 40 mark bolte hb 22 jeff niewinski hb 89 Redskins Battle Thru 1972 To a Nokomis Redskin football player there had been only one enemy, the opposing team. Yet in the 1972 season they found another enemy known as injuries. Injuries seemed to dominate the Redskins, but even with all the drawbacks they managed a 5-3-1 record, the fourth best season the school has seen since 1950. We got off to a running start by winning 12-7 over our major rival, Pana. We then went on to beat Southwestern and Virden. As our wins increased so did our injuries but we managed a 16-16 tie with St. Elmo. Our first loss came when we met Macon and they downed us with a score of 14-6. With the disappointment of a loss, we went to Mt. Olive and ran over them for a 20-8 victory. With homecoming spirit abounding, we had a close game with Carlinville but managed an 8-0 win. Onward we went to meet Staunton and Gillispie our last two games of the season, only to come home with our second and third defeats of the year. The season was over, the injuries were healing, and the Nokomis Redskins were remembering 1972 dreaming of 1973. Junior Varsity Record 0-4 COACHES: Jerry Lietschuh FIRST ROW: J. Evans, R. Petty, B. Becker, K. Livingston, D. Pavolka, R. Skinner, J. Umberger, J. Shallenberger, T. Matzke. ROW 2: K. Logsdon, D. Patton, M. Stombaugh, K. O'Malley, J. Gleespen, T. Spears, A. Hard, D. Busby, M. Kirk, P. Fox, E. Loomis. ROW 3: Coach Jerry Leitschuh, J. Smith, V. Maretti, K. Janssen, A. Pretnar, R. Seagle, S. Jachino, A. Jackson, Coach Carl Fieldbinder. ROW 4: D. Johnson, J. Cassidy, M. Adden, J. Dachauer, D. Smalley, P. Cesaretti, M. Kirk, E. Alexander. 90 Carl Fieldbinder Farrell Flatt FIRST ROW: Manager T. Matzke, J. Shallenberger, J. Evans, R. Petty, D. Pavolka, R. Skinner, B. Becker, J. Umberger. 2ND ROW: M. Stombaugh, M. Kirk, S. Jochino, E. Alexander, P. Cesaretti, R. Seagle, J. Smith, D. Busby, Coach Carl Fieldbinder. All Conference Team OFFENSIVE TEAM Ed Heck Guard John Flowers Back HONORABLE MENTION Floyd Storm Back Jan Janssen End Steve Kimbro Center DEFENSIVE TEAM Jan Janssen End Pari Blazich Guard John Flowers Lineback HONORABLE MENTION Ken German Tackle Steve Kimbro Lineback 9) Defense, Defense! Practice makes perfect. Flatt, Heck, and Kimbro discuss Redskins defense Adden goes in with the play. Al Harrison makes flying catch. Homecoming — A Night King Jay Heck and Queen Cheryl Schwarm are pictured here with their attendants; Freshmen — Tony Fox and Shirley Meyers; Sophomores — Mike Adden and Sherrie Ralston; Juniors — Neil Parker and Janet Johnson; Seniors — Jan Janssen, Barb Barnstable, and Al Harrison; Junior — Scott Battles; Senior — Lorna Martin; Sophomore — Tim Weinrich; Junior — Cheryl Gonet; Sophomore — Denise Storm; Freshmen — Earl Alexander and Pam Braye; and crown bearers — Jennifer Eisenbarth and David Flatt. 94 in White Satin Cheers, Chants, and Banners started off the Homecoming activities on Thursday, Oct. 26, at the Snake Dance and Bonfire. An added attraction this year was the banner competition. Each organization entered their banner using pop-song titles as the theme. GAA provided the winning banner. Then, filled with spirit, the Redskins went on Friday night to remain undefeated in the South Central Conference holding Carlinville to only 50 yards. In the 4th quarter, the Redskins went 60 yards for the only touchdown of the night. A Snow-to-Flowers pass was good for the extra points giving the Redskins an 8-0 Homecoming victory over the Cavaliers. Closing the Homecoming activities Sat. evening. Justice set the mood of Nights in White Satin amid appropriate decorations. Jay Heck and Cheryl Schwarm and their attendants added the finishing touches to a successful 1973 Homecoming that will be remembered for many years to come. 95 1972 VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD PANA ‘SOUTHWESTERN ‘VIRDEN ST. ELMO MACON MT. OLIVE CARLINVILLE STAUNTON GILLESPIE RECORD: Won — 5 97 FRONT ROW: Jim Keller, Al Harrison, John Flowers, Steve Kimbro, Jan Janssen. BACK ROW: Coach Fieldbinder, Coach Wallace and son Jeff, Roger Archibald, Greg Parsons, Coach Craft, Ed Heck, Tim Hall, Randy Frazier, Mark Franzen, and Ron DeWerff. The Expressions of Times When You Know You’re the Best The Nokomis Redskins’ basketball team opened their 1972-73 season with hopes the team would pick up where it had left off the previous year, winning 8 of its last 9 games, to end the season with a 21-8 record. Coach Wallace felt the schedule would be stronger because the Conference was more balanced and that the Redskins would be Conference contenders. Wallace also saw defensive play as Nokomis' strong point. And defensive action played the important role in our 22-5 season. The Redskins started the season with wins over Ramsey, Pana, and Gillespie, but were handed their first defeat by Conference foe, Carlinville. But the Redskins came back winning all but three of their regular season games and captured Conference title with an 11-1 record. After losing to Bunker Hill in the Carlinville Holiday Tournament, 37-34, the Redskins then took consolation honors by defeating Carlinville and Southwestern. In the Litchfield Invitational, the Big Red won their opening game against Greenville, only to have a heartbreaking 51-48 loss to Hillsboro and a crushing 56-36 defeat to Litchfield. Seeded No. 1 in the Regional, the Big Red didn't let anyone down as they defeated Bunker Hill 52-50 and Litchfield 39-38 in two thrilling last second victories when Jan Janssen scored baskets in both games to give us the win. Then on to Vandalia to face the Venice Red Devils, rated No. 5 in the state, where the Redskins were handed a 48-40 loss. Ending the 1973 basketball season with this sectional game, the Nokomis Redskins fulfilled their three goals. With their 22-5 record, the Redskins not only surpassed their dream of winning 20 games, but at the same time found themselves winning Conference. When they achieved their ultimate goal of winning the Regional at Staunton, their dream season suddenly became a reality. 98 J. V. With 14-4 Season JUNIOR VARSITY Coach Craft Tim Hall Roger Archibald Randy Frazier Greg Parsons Carl Johnson Mike Adden Tony Strazar Earl Alexander Tom Spears Coach Fieldbinder Ron Dewerff Mike McCall, Mgr. Vince Keller Freshmen Go 5-4 for Year FRESHMEN Jim Evans Doug Braye Mark Kirk Joe Smith Steve Jachino David Busby David Pavolka Brent Becker Jeff Pellegrini Mike McCall, Mgr. Earl Alexander Clark Wiseman Season Summary The Nokomis Junior Varsity basketball team closed out its season with a fine record of 14 wins and 4 losses. The team showed a steady improvement throughout the season. Their hard work and determination have helped to make them into a good team. The coaches believe that continued work will mold them into good varsity players. Vince Keller and Mike Adden had the best field goal percentages and Ron DeWerff held the best free throw percentage with 84%. The Freshman team began its season on a sour note with 4 losses against Hillsboro, Taylorville, Benld, and Pana, but turned the season around with 5 straight victories beating Hillsboro twice, Staunton, Virden and Raymond. Earl Alexander averaged 18.5 points a game followed by Mark Kirk and Steve Jachino with 9 and Clark Wiseman averaging 7.4. Other team members were Brent Becker, Doug Braye, Jim Evans, Jeff Pellegrini, Joe Smith, David Pavolka, and David Busby. 99 The Jim Keller technique. Half-time strategy Redskins in Action Jan Janssen demonstrates the art of blocking. Where a fraction of an inch makes the difference. Steve Kimbro above all A common feeling for our opponents, the feeling of being trapped. 1972-73 Basketball Record NMS Roffluy...........................................................................61 Pono...............................................................................56 Gillespie .......................................................................76 'Cortinville ......................................................................53 Carlinvnlle Tournament Consolation Bunker Hill........................................................................34 Corlmville .......................................................................5J Souttiwesfem.......................................................................67 OPP. 39 54 45 59QT 37 49 46 'Stounton.....................................................................78 •Ml. Olive....................................................................66 •Virden.......................................................................53 'Southwestern................................................................7) Litchfield Tournoment — 4fh Place Greenville...................................................................69 Hillsboro....................................................................48 Litchfield...................................................................36 Raymond......................................................................62 Rochester...................................................................61 'Gillespie....................................................................72 'Southwestern.................................................................55 'Staunton..................................................................... Mt. Olive...................................................................71 'Virden......................................................................71 Carlin ville ...............................................................57 Glen wood ,..................................................................67 Blue Mound...................................................................85 Regional — 1st Ploce Bunker Hill..................................................................53 Litchfield...................................................................39 Sectional Venice....................................................................... SEASON RECORO Won — 22 Lost — 5 CONFERENCE RECORD Won — 11 Lost — 1 All-Area Steve Kimbro All State (special mention) Steve Kimbro 'Conference Gome 1st team All-Conference Steve Kimbro Jon Janssen 2nd teom All-Conference John Flowers 31 44 49 46 52 51 56 600T 51 47 49 42 52 41 46 46 47 50 38 48 AT LEFT: Jan Janssesn makes final shot for a Regional victory. Nokomis Wrestlers FIRST ROW — I to R: S. Broye, Cooch Lietchuh, P. Broye, F. Storm. 2nd ROW: R. Brown, J. Shollenberger, C. Cassidy, B. Schweizer, J. Umberger, T. Fox, M. Stombaugh. 3rd ROW: R. Kroegor, T. Muir, R. Kamer, L. Tester, K. Livingston, T. Hard, B. Kroeger, S. Battles, P. Blazich, A. Pretnar. 4th ROW: S. DeWerff, M. Johnson, M. Franzen. The Nokomis wrestling team had begun its 3rd year of interscholastic competition. Interest had grown greatly, both as a spectator sport and in student participation. In their second year of varsity competition, they scored a fine duel record of 14 wins and 1 loss. We had an outstanding show at the Vandalia Invitational Tournament. In the 155 lb. weight class Floyd Storm received 1 st, at 123 Tony Hard got 2nd, and 1 22 Ray Kamer and 138 Steve Braye both received 3rd. Floyd Storm and Ray Kamer then advanced on to the IHSA District at Vandalia where each took second place in their weight divisions. The Outstanding Wrestler in the 72-73 season was Floyd Storm, and Ray Kamer received the Runner-Up Outstanding Wrestler. Because of the team's performance in its second year. Coach Jerry Leitschuh was presented by the Decatur Herald Review the Area Wrestling Coach of the Year. The wrestling team of 72-73 will lose only one varsity graduating senior which will give them a lot of experience for next year. So the 73-74 season is definitely something to look forward to 103 Always tenacious, NHS WRESTLING RECORDS Best duel meet record (Team) 14-11972-73 Best duel meet record (Individual) 12-2-1: Floyd Storm 1 972-73 Most consecutive wins (Team) 11-01972-73 Most matches won by pin (Individual) -10- Pari Blazich 1 972-73 Most matches won by decision (Individual) -7- Floyd Storm 1972-73 Fastest pin -19 seconds- Kent Livingston 1972-73 Most points scored in one match (Individual) 28-0 Floyd Storm 1 972-73 Most points scored in one match (Team) 59-5 Divernon 1972-73 Most takedowns in one season -14- Floyd Storm 1972-73 Most reversals in one season -17- Tom Muir 1972-73 Most escapes in one season -8- Floyd Storm 1972-73 Most perdicaments in one season — Larry Tester 1971-72 Most 2 pt. nearfalls in one season -14- Steve Braye 1972-73 Most 3 pt. nearfalls in one season -15- Floyd Storm 1972-73 The grueling strain of competition. The two senior wrestlers, F. Storm and B. McElroy honor their mothers with corsages. 104 The universal gym plays an important part in the formation of our wrestlers. always intimidating And it look like another victory for Nokomis. Floyd Storm making his move. 1972-73 TEAM WRESTLING RECORD Nokomis Opp. Litchfield 36 21 Vandalia 32 29 Shelbyville 41 17 Taylorville 37 24 Mt. Olive 39 20 Pleasant Plains 45 16 Shelbyville 43 12 Divernon 59 5 Cumberland 52 15 Piasa 34 23 Mt. Olive 35 21 Mt. Zion 4 42 Hillsboro 34 24 Cumberland 49 15 Jerseyville 27 23 INDIVIDUAL WRESTLING RECORDS: (DUEL MEETS) Class Won Lost Draw 98 lbs. Rick Kroeger F 4 8 105 lbs. Tom Muir Soph. 9 4 1 112 lbs. Ray Kamer Jr. 9 1 2 119 lbs. Larry Tester Jr. 7 3 3 1 26 lbs. Kent Livingston Jr. 9 6 132 lbs. Tony Hard Jr. 10 5 138 lbs. Steve Bra ye Jr. 10 2 2 145 lbs. Bill Kroeger Jr. 3 9 155 lbs. Floyd Storm Sr. 12 2 1 167 lbs. Scott Battles Jr. 6 6 185 lbs. Pari Blazich Jr. 11 2 1 HWT Alan Pretnar Soph. 5 8 And there was love, and there The Christmas season officially opened at Nokomis High School with the Christmas dance. Sat. evening, Dec. 16, at 8:00 p.m. “Unto us a child was born; And there was love, and there was joy, and there was peace” was the theme for the evening. With the decorations fitting the Christmas season and music by the Gary Paul Group, the evening was filled with the Christmas spirit . . . Scene from the dance. PICTURED BELOW are the candidates, from left to right: Freshman Candidates — Connie Schwarm, Curtis Lipe; Sophomores — JoAnn Keller, Mike Adden; Juniors — Cheryl Gonet, Scott Battles; Seniors — Barb Betzold, Bob McElroy; Queen —- Cheryl Schwarm, King — Floyd Storm; Retiring King and Queen — Joe Gleespen and Vickie Kroeger; Juniors — Lou Ann Pieper, Karl Johnson; Sophomores — Pam Cassidy, Myron Kirk; and Freshmen — Tracey Friesland, Steve Jachino. Stacey Battles and Todd Tosetti were the crownbearer and giftbearer. was joy, and there was peace. Refreshments served during intermission. Crown and gift bearers: Stacey Battles and Todd Tosetti 107 Queen Cheryl and King Floyd during Royalty dance. Marcia Cearlock and Tim Hall KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES WERE: Freshmen — Mark Kirk, Lucy Berns; Sophomore — Ronnie DeWerff; Junior — Lou Ann Pieper; Seniors — Kathy Strazar and Mike Ovca; Retiring Queen — Brenda Dodson; Dennis Stewart standing in for retiring King Jim Taulbee; Queen Marcia; King Tim; Seniors — Barb Betzold, Jim Keller; Juniors — Cheryl Gonet, Scott Battles; Sophomores — Karen Tester, Mark Franzen; and Freshmen — Mary Lou Holbrook and Doug Braye, standing in for Brent Becker. Crown-bearer was Beth DeChenne and gift-bearer was Todd Leitschuh. 108 King Tim and Queen Marcia. reign at Valentine Dance Their Dance. Till There Was You was the theme for the annual Valentine's Dance which was held on Fri. Feb. 23. Red and white was the color scheme carried throughout the gym. Guests danced to music by DNA. Reigning King and Queen at the dance were Junior Tim Hall and Sophomore Marcia Cearlock. The rest of the court follows. Don't make me gol Todd leitschuh and Beth DeChenne. 109 Keeping the spirit through FROM LEFT: L. Musser, D. Storm, L. Johnson, J. Saotkamp, D. Gonet, K. Pudenz, B. Stauder, P. Spoors, J. Johnson, J. Matzke, C. Gonet, R. Fesser, C. Bolte, C. Johnson, C. Schwarm, S. Myers, C. Johnson. Keeping the spirit rolling through football and basketball season at N.H.S. is the Cheerleaders’ job. They are proud of that job and of their team. The Varsity squad attended Summer Camp at Vincennes, Ind., and brought back many new cheers and ideas. Together with the Junior Varsity and Freshmen squads, they cheered the Big Red on to many victories. Pep sessions were presented and they sponsored the Homecoming Snake Dance and Banner Contest. Pillows were sold to raise money to meet camp expenses and they also planned decorations for the Athletic Banquet. The cheerleaders are selected by a group of students and faculty on their cheering ability each spring. AT LEFT: VARSITY: Cheryl Gonet, Kathy Pudenz, Rosanne Fesser, Joyce Matzke, Borb Stauder, and Pam Spears 110 victory or defeat JUNIOR VARSITY: Laura Johnson, Denise Storm, Dody Gonet, Jill Saatkamp, and Lana Musser FRESHMEN: Shirley Myers, Cindy Johnson, Cheryl Bolte, Connie Schwarm, and Colleen Johnson Varsity Cheerleaders ready for a Football game. Ill Underclassmen Parties Dancing to the music of Odyssey. Are all the parties this much fun? This year, as every year, the Sophomore Class entertained the Freshman Class with a party. The evening was spent dancing to the music of Odyssey. Refreshments of pizza and soda were served by the class officers. The Freshman Class reciprocated by giving the Sophomores an evening of fun. They were entertained with stereo music and were served sandwiches and soda. Such elaborate decorations!! SPRING 113 Fiddler” Comes to NHS Villagers of Anatevka CAST Tevye — Mark Davito Golde — Joyce Matzke Tzeitel — Dody Gonet Hodel — Carla Keele Chava — Rosanne Fesser Shprintze — Cheryl Gonet Bielke — Marcia Johnson Yente, the Matchmaker — Diann Mehochko Motel — Neil Parker Perchik — Bob Wexstten Lazar Wolfe — Mike Johnson Rabbi — Tom Schnarre Mordcha — Steve Carlock Mendel — Bob Wheeling Avrahm — Eric Ovca Nachum — Larry Lehnen Grandma Tzeitel — Sandra Houck Fruma-Sarah — Joan Bertolino Fyedka — Rusty Skinner Shaindel — Terry Epley Constable — Jim Graden Russians — Mike Ovca, Joe Umberger, Chuck Marley, Larry Lehnen VILLAGERS Dara Sanders Marie Bolte Jo Ann Keller Theresa Davis Pam Clavin Pam Cassidy Marcia Cearlock Betty Keating Cheryl Bolte Susan Merriman Karen Johnson Colleen Johnson Joan Bertolino Sandra Houck Family Portrait Bond accompanies cast and provides music during scene changes. 114 The Fiddler on the Roof. Perchik gives Shprintze and Bielke their lessons while Hodel watches. Ml Fruma-Sarah warns Tevye and Golde about their daughter's wedding. Chova accepts a gift from Fyedko. Goldie doesn’t seem to ogree with Tevye. Under the direction of the two music department teachers, Mr. Norman Rhoades, and Mrs. Maxine Tosetti, FIDDLER was chosen as this year's musical. Approximately two months of planning, casting, and rehearsing were put into its production. Many long hours of night rehearsals brought about the best musical of the four that have been performed in Nokomis. The curtains first opened for FIDDLER on March 23, 1973, and closed after two highly successful performances. The play was about the traditional mountain village of Anatevka, whose inhabitants were forced to desert their homes on the Eve of the Russian Revolutionary Period of 1905. It takes us into the worried lives of Tevye and Golde and their daughters who put aside tradition to marry the men of their choice. Tzeitel and Motel at their wedding ceremony. Light and Sound — SEATED: Bob Groden, Dave Stewart. STANDING: Jim Keller, Den Stewart, Tim Matzke. Publicity and Tickets — FRONT: Linda Houck, Carol Pieper, Dorothy Clark, Brenda Smalley. BACK: Carol Compton, Susan Ernst, Marsha Slaughter, Jane Bertolino, Barb Barnstable, Lou Ann Pieper, Diana Huber. Stage Crew — FRONT: Nancy Pilgrim, Belinda Braye, Brenda Smalley, Jim Stivers, Earl Loomis, Tony Johnson. BACK: Norby Hall, Kay Wiseman, Jane Bertolino, Barb Barnstable, Kent Janssen, Tim Hall. Make-Up — FRONT: S. Ralston, D. Clark, J. Dietl, C. Schwarm. BACK: B. Stauder, J. Johnson, M. Havera, C. Poteet, D. Huber. Ushers — FRONT: D. Prater, B. Betzold, K. Strazar. BACK: R. Foster, D. Chausse, K. Chausse, J. Cassidy. Make-Up crew gets actors ready for their roles. 116 Behind the Scenes FRONT ROW: C. Johnson S. Merriman T. Davis C. Johnson C. Gonet K. Friesland 2nd ROW: T. Epley S. Ruppert Miss Gowen J. Bertolino J. Janssen BACK ROW: C. Merriman A. Wunderlich P. Spears Girls9 Track Take Second in District Tammy Epley leaning for the tape. The second year for Girls’ Track at NHS proved very rewarding. Miss Dolores Gowen coached the girls who went out for the many track and field events. The track team won their first meet against Taylorville, but the scheduled meet at Carlinville was rained out. Then the team went to the District meet at East Alton where they took 2nd place in a field of 1 3 teams. Whitey Wunderlich took second in the running long jump, Susie Ruppert first in the 220 yd. dash, and Janelle Janssen first in the 880 yd. dash. All three advanced to the state finals at Eastern Illinois University. Three Nokomis runners on their mark. 1973 RECORDS Discut— Ch ryl Gon t — 81 ft. Shot Put — Jon B r1olino — 29 ft. 100 yd. Doth — Tommy Ep1 y — 13.5 s c. 800 yd. Doth — Jan U« Jantt n — 2 min. 53.2 mc. 50 yd. Doth — Cathy M rrimon — 6.9 t C. Running Long Jump — Whrt y Wund Hich — 15 ft. 3 in. 220 yd. Doth — SutM Rupp rt — 29.9 880 yd. R loy — J. Jontt n, J. B rtolino, C. Mammon, T. Epl y — 2 min. 14.4 t c. 440 yd. Doth — Tammy EpUy — 70.6 t c. Mil R lay — C Gon t, C. Johnson, C. Johnson, P. Spoors — 5 min. 28 t c. 440 yd. Relay — C. M rrimon, P. Sp ort, W. Wund rlich, S. Rupp rt — 58.4 t c. (R cord d ot District M t) 117 To know you are the John Flowers winds up for the discus. Up, up and away. Den Toberman vaults at Staunton. Jay Heck's quick pass to Den Toberman helps increase the lead in the 880 yd. relay. Don Smalley propels and excels! Alan Sanders heaving the shot. 118 Den Stewart's futile attempt at victory. 1973 TRACK RECORDS John Flower — High Hurdle — 54.4 tecond Pole Voult — 13 3 Triple Jump — 38 H. Al Harriion — 220 yd. Doth — 23.1 (tied tchool record) Long Jump — 21'3' Tim Hall — 2 Mile — 10 min. 45 tec. A Ion Sander — 330 Yd. Low Hurdle — 47 tec. J. Flower , D. Smolley. J. Heck, D. Stewart — Mile Relay — 3 min. 48 tec. best you The Trackmen at NHS proved to be the strongest team Nokomis has seen for several years. The year started out slowly due to bad weather interfering with practice. The team came in third at Virden but was only nine points behind winner Virden. The track team improved steadily and at Staunton won the first triangular meet in four years against the host school and Piasa Southwestern. Then they went on to win a second triangular meet at Hillsboro. Tim Hall and Dave Stewart were our main distance men this year. John Flowers threw discus, ran the high hurdles, and the mile relay along with Den Stewart, Don Smalley, and Jay Heck. Both Flowers and Den Toberman were pole vaulters. Harrison ran the 220 and competed in the Long and High Jumps. Al Harrison and John Flowers went to the District Meet with Al taking first place in the Long Jump and John taking second in the Pole Vault. This enabled both boys to go to the State Track Meet in Champaign to compete, but they were unable to make the finals on Saturday. They also competed in the annual Decatur Herald All Area Best Track Meet held at Millikin University. Flowers took first and set a meet and school record in winning the Pole Vault with a vault of 1 3' 3”. This school record should stand a long time and established John as the best vaulter in the Decatur Area. Al Harrison placed third in the long jump, setting a new school record with a jump of 21'3”. can be . . . and miles to go before I sleep. 1973 TRACK SEASON Virden Triangular 3rd Place Raymond Triangular 2nd Place Carlinville Quadrangular 4th Place Virden Invitational 4th Place out of 12 Staunton Triangular 1 st Place Conference Meet 5th Place Hillsboro Triangular 1 st Place Fresh.-Soph. Meet 5th Place FRONT ROW: D. Povolko, P. Blaiich, B. Nelson, S. Battles. 2nd ROW: Coach Craft, M. Franzen, B. Becker, K. Logsdon, R. Archibald, D. Storm, Coach Wallace. 3rd ROW: D. Stewart, J. Heck, D. Tobermon, D. Smalley, V. Keller. BACK ROW: K. Johnson, G. Parsons, M. Adden, T. Strozar, J. Flowers. 119 NOKOMIS BASEBALL RECORD NHS OPP NHS OPP Pono 0 5 Ml. Olive 0 12 Taylorville 3 13 Raymond 0 4 Staunton 3 8 Gillespie 1 8 Ml. Olive 0 2 Southwestern 3 Raymond 3 o Staunton 4 1 CoHmvill 3 y Gillespie 3 8 Southwestern 5 9 Hillsboro 4 13 15 DISTRICT 3 Mulberry Grove 11 7 Vandalia 5 8 (11 innings) WINS LOSSES 3 13 Coach, M. Guidish, D. Johnson, K. Janssen, E. Heck, S. Kimbro, R. Frazer, D. Johnson, M. Schweizer, Manager, J. Shallenberger, Coach, C. Fieldbinder, M. Millburg, J. Smith, G. Waters, E. Alexander, A. Pretnar, S. Jachino, J. Evans, J. Johnson, K. Livingston, R. DeWerff, K. O'Malley, K. Wiseman, J. Umberger. The 1973 Baseball Team was a young team composed of Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and one Senior. The season started out slow but witb each game improvement was shown. It was a year of building under the dedicated leadership of Coaches Mike Guidish and Carl Fieldbinder. The team won their first game against Piasa, the second game of a doubleheader, by the score of 3-1, and their second win came against Hillsboro, 4-3. In District play, the Redskins Baseball Team won the first game 11-7 against Mulberry Grove. The final game against Vandalia was a hard fought one. The Redskins tied it up 4-4 in the 7th inning, but Vandalia finally won it after 11 innings by the score of 8-5. A Freshmen-Sophomore Tournament was held this year at the Memorial Park. The Nokomis team won their first game against Litchfield 3-1, and took 2nd place after losing to the Taylorville team 8-5. The Redskins ended their season with 3 wins and 13 losses. 120 A Year of Building Swingin’ Steve Kimbro! Catcher Ron DeWerff at work. The bench that backs up our team. Randy Frazier on deck! The NHS dugout, waiting for their turn at bat. Guidish coaching the third base line. 1973 Prom King and Queen CHERYL GONET AND KEN GERMAN “Colour My World With Love” FRONT ROW: Janelle Bertolino, Queen Cheryl Gonet, King Ken German, Eddie Gonet. ROW 2: Rosanne Fesser, Lu Ann Alexander, retiring Queen Nancy Keating, Julie Jostes, Joan Bertolino, Barb Betzold. ROW 3: Ed Heck, John Flowers, Scott Battles, retiring King Byron Schneider, Vince Maretti, Neil Parker. Colour My World was the theme of the 1973 Junior-Senior Prom, where Cheryl Gonet and Ken German reigned as King and Queen. The gym was elaborately decorated in pastel colors and large flowers. A sidewalk led up to the fountain that was set in the middle of the dance floor with two butterflies revolving around it. Music was furnished by the Hot Pockets. Prom candidates were Juniors: Cheryl Gonet and Scott Battles, Julie Jostes and Vince Maretti, Joan Bertolino and Neil Parker, and Seniors: Rosanne Fesser and Ed Heck, Barb Betzold and Ken German, and Lu Ann Alexander and John Flowers. Crown bearer was Janelle Bertolino, and gift bearer Eddie Gonet. The Queen was crowned by retiring Queen Nancy Keating, who was escorted by retiring King Byron Schneider. This year's Prom servers were Becky Umberger, Mary Ann Havera, Mary Ann Mindrup, Carol Poteet, Katy Millburg, Tom Spears, Mark Schweizer, Roger Archibald, Tony Strazar, and Mike Adden. These sophomores were chosen on the basis of grade averages. Ed Gonet and Janelle Bertolino. 123 Prom Servers: Mark Schweizer, Becky Umberger, Roger Archibald, Mary Ann Havera, Tony Strazar, Carol Poteet, Mike Adden, Mary Ann Mindrup, Tom Spears, Katy Millburg. Seniors: Barb Betzold and Kenny German Seniors: Lou Ann Alexander and John Flowers Juniors: Cheryl Gonet and Scott Battles 124 Seniors: Rosanne Fesser and Ed Heck Juniors: Julie Jostes and Vince Maretti Juniors: Joan Bertolino and Neil Parker Dancing to Hot Pockets 125 Waiting in line for pictures. Out of the masses The night of June 1, 1973, was cool and springy and the night of graduation for the class of 73. The liberal minded members put aside the traditional ceremonial procedures and held their graduation exercises outside on the football field. After the invocation which was given by Reverend Matzke, the band belted out Man of La Mancha and a splendid rendition of Shaft. Had it not been for the traditional solemness of the occasion, they undoubtedly would have received another standing ovation much like the one they received for their spring concert. Susan Van Doren salutatorian and Barbara Stauder, Valedictorian, delivered their speeches to the graduates that were unique in that they waved the trite emotional appeal and got down to the nitty gritty. Next Mr. Ron Shawgo announced those members of the senior class who had maintained a 4.5 average during their four years of high school. This, too, was one of the renovations made in this years graduation procedure. Previously, only the top ten members of the class were announced. Diplomas were presented by Mr. Fred Fesser, President of the Board of Education. Benediction was given by Reverend Marvin Matzke and the Seniors marched off the field to the tune of Proud Heritage. Valedictorian — Barb Stauder 126 Paula Shallenberger applies the finishing touches for Steve Schweizer. There were 4 years and then there was the final hour. The last minutes, the last instructions. Here stands the future. . . ond then came the congratulations. steps an individual 127 1973 Honors Valedictorian — Barbara Stauder Music Award 4.5 HONORS SITTING: M. Ovca J. Cassidy L. Martin J. Janssen P. Spears B. Stauder J. Matzke STANDING: S. Van Doren B. Betzold D. Prater C. Schwarm K. Friesland L. Hop wood A. Furimsky Boys' State Rex Dawson Pari Blazich Steve Braye John Dachauer Joyce Matzke — Presidential Classroom, Outstanding Cheerleader Barb Betzold — D.A.R. Award, Betty Crocker Award For Those Who Get the Satisfaction Scholarship Winners Barb Betzok South Central Angus Association Scholarship Barb Stauder Central Illinois Public Service College Scholarship Undo Hopwood McKendree College Scholarship Kim Friesland Illinois General Assembly Scholarship 129 As all things must end, so must this year. The 1973 Old Nokomis Staff hopes we captured for you some of the fleeting moments gone by. Whether it was an exciting game, a special dance, or just the pleasure of being with certain people. Our wish is that the images are mirrored within the pages of this book. Without each and every person, the picture is less than whole. For the images are of individuals, but the reflection is of one. 131 “Class of 73” Activity List LU ANN ALEXANDER FTA 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Songsters 1, 2, 3; Musical 1; Valentines Court 2, 3; Christmas Court 2; Prom Court 3, 4; Junior Class Play 3; Pacesetters 2 CATHERINE JEAN ANDERSON FTA 3, 4, Historian 3; GAA 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Musical 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Play 3; Pow Wow 4; Yearbook 4; Pacesetters 2 BARBARA BEA BARNSTABLE FTA 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Band 4; Musical 1 ( 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play 3; Pow Wow 3; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Pacesetters 2, 3; GAA 4-Year Letter Girl BARBARA ANN BETZOLD FTA 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1,2; Musical 1, 2, 3; Valentines Court 4; Prom Server 2; Yearbook 4; Junior Class President 3; Co-op Youth Leadership Camp 2; 1 st Year Typing Award 2; 2nd Year Typing Award 3; DAR 4; Junior Class Play 3; GAA 4-Year Letter Girl MARK BOLTE Pep Club 1,2; Football 1,4; Basketball 1,2 RODNEY BOWERS FFA 1,2, 3,4 KAY BRACKENHOFF Pep Club 1( 2 JERRY L. BRUMMET FFA 1,2, 3,4 LUCILLE CARROLL FHA 2, 3, Historian 3 JANET LEE CASSIDY GAA 2, 3, 4, Point Chairman 4; Badminton Sporthead 4; Chorus 2; Musical 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play 3; Pow Wow 3; Yearbook 4; Senior Class Secretary 4 KAREN SUE CASSIDY FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; GAA 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Musical I, 2; Office Worker 4 BUCK D. COLE Industrial Arts Club 2 JIM B. COSS Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,4; Junior Class Play 3 DONNA JO DAHLER FHA 2, 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1,2 MARK LOUIS DAVITO Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Chorus 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Songsters 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Junior Class Play 3; Band Camp 3, Stage Band 1 REX A. DAWSON Industrial Arts Club 1,2 TERRY LYNN DeLUKA FTA 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Musical Stage Crew 2; Junior Class Play Stage Crew 3; Office Worker 4; Library Club 2; Art Club 1 GARY D. DODSON Letterman's Club 1, 2, 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 4; Student Council 1 DONNA KAYE EALEY FHA 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1; Chorus 1, 2; Valentines Court 1; Penny Carnival 2; Yearbook 3 ROSANNE FESSER Pep Club 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Musical 1,2,3, 4; Valentines Court 1; Homecoming Court 1,2; Prom Court 4 JOHN FLOWERS Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Musical 1; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Valentines Court 3; Prom Court 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2 KATHRYN P. FLOWERS Pep Club 1; Student Council 1; Office Worker 1,2, 3, 4; Art Club 2 BOB FOLTZ Pep Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Musical 2, 3 RUTH ELLAN FOSTER Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Musical 1,2, 3, 4 MIKE FRANZEN FFA 2, 3; Football 1; Basketball 2; Wrestling 4; Track 1, 2; Conservation Club 2; Class Treasurer 4 KIM ANNETTE FRIESLAND FTA 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Fresh.-Soph.Point Chairman 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Junior Class Play 3; Pow Wow 2, 3; GAA 4-Year Letter Girl; Shorthand I Award; Biology II Award KENNETH L. GERMAN FFA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, President 4; Beef Judging Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Farm Bureau Farm Management Award 3 BILL GONET Football 1,2; Track 4 FRANKLIN C. GRIFFIN Band 1 ALLEN LEE HARRISON Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Valentine’s Court 3; Homecoming Court 3, King 3; Industrial Arts Club 2 ED HECK Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Track 2; Baseball 4; Prom Court 4; Musical 1 JAY M. HECK Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4; Pep Club 1; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Valentines Court 1; Homecoming King 4; Prom Court 3 PAMELA HILL FFA 3; GAA 2, 3; Musical 2, 3 TERRY HINTON Pep Club 1,2; Football 1; Basketball 1 LINDA VERNEAL HOPWOOD FTA 3; Chorus 1; Yearbook 4; Office Worker 3, 4; Library Club 2; Art Club 2 BLAKE ANDREW HUBBARD Basketball 1,2, 3; Homecoming Court 1; Sadie Hawkins' 2; Class President 2; Art Club 2 JAN L. JANSSEN Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Baseball 2, 3; Student Council 2; Valentine’s Court 3; Homecoming Court 4; Christmas Court 3; Prom Server 2; Penny Carnival 3 DEBBIE JOHNSON Pep Club 1,2 MIKE JOHNSON FFA 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Musical 1,2. 3, 4; Wrestling 2,4 JAMES P. JOHNSON Pep Club 1; Student Council 2; Valentine's Court 2; Christmas Court 2; Penny Carnival 1 SUE ELLEN JOHNSON FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Chorus 2, 3; Musical 2; Office Worker 3, 4 CHERYL A. JONES FTA 3, 4; Pow Wow 2, 4; Library Club 2; Library Worker 2, 3, 4 CHRISTI KAMM FTA 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Musical 1,2 JAMES A. KELLER Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Valentine's Court 4 JOHN STEVEN KIMBRO Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1 LOU ANN KING FTA 3; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Musical 1; Yearbook 3; Pacesetters 3 MARY KATHRYN KOCUR FTA 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play 3 JODY KOTTWITZ FTA 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Musical 1, 2; Junior Class Play 3; Pow Wow 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Pacesetters 2 KEVIN D. KROENLEIN FFA 1,2, 3,4 GLENDA LOGSDON FTA 3; Chorus 1; Musical 1; Office Worker 4; Library Club 2; Art Club 2 DIANE LUCCHI FTA 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4 TONY MARETTI Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 3; Football 1,2. Manager; Industrial Arts Club 1 LORNA L. MARTIN FTA 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Homecoming Court 4; Christmas Court 3; Prom Court 3; Yearbook 3, 4 JOYCE NANETTE MATZKE FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Recreation 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4, President 4; Songsters 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Penny Carnival 1; Junior Class Play 3; Pow Wow 3; Yearbook 4; Pacesetters 2; Presidential Classroom 4 ROBERT EARL McELROY Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Student Council 3; Christmas Court 4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Class President 4 DIANN MARIE MEHOCHKO FTA 4, Vice President 4; GAA 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, Secretary 3; Junior Class Play 3; Pow Wow 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Yearbook 4; Typing I Award 3 MATTHEW MILLBURG FTA 3; Junior Class Play 3; Pow Wow 4; Yearbook 4; Industrial Arts Club 1 LEONA KAY MILLER FTA 3, 4, Historian 4; Pow Wow 2, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Library Club 2; Library Worker 2, 3, 4 ALLEN MILLER Industrial Arts Club 2 ROBERT MOOMEY FFA 1,2, 3, 4 LARRY D. NASH Industrial Arts Club 2 DEBRA DIANE NATION FTA 3; FHA 1,2, 3; Art Club 2 ROBERT R. NELSON Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Track 4 MICHAEL S. OVCA Pep Club 1; Band 1, 3; Musical 1, 3, 4; Football 3; Junior Class Play 3; Pow Wow 4; Class Vice President 4; U.S. Senate Page 2 NANCY JEAN PEARSE FTA 3; FHA 3, 4; Art Club 2 DENIS PEREIRA Youth For Understanding Exchange Student 4 DONNA DIANE PRATER FTA 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Junior Class Play 3 CHERYL A. SCHWARM FTA 3, 4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Musical 4; Student Council 3; Valentines Court 3; Homecoming Court 3, 4, Queen 4; Prom Court 3; Prom Server 2; Penny Carnival 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Office Worker 3 STEVEN WAYNE SCHWEIZER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Musical 2, 3; Student Council 4, Vice President 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Prom Server 2; FFA Dairy Judging Team 1,2 PAULA BETH SHALLENBERGER FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3; Musical 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Office Worker 3; Library Worker 4 DEBORA DENISE SIDES FTA 3; FHA 1,2,3, 4; Art Club 2 SHARON SMITH FTA 3; FHA 1, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3; Musical 2, 3; Junior Class Play 3; Office Worker 4 BARBARA ANN STAUDER FTA 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Vice President 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Songsters 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Prom Server 2; Junior Class Play 3; Pow Wow 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Girl's Track 3, 4; Chemistry Award 3; Bausch and Lomb Award 4; Music Department Award 4 DAVE STEWART FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1,2, 3, 4; Track 4; Student Council 4, President 4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2 DENNY STEWART FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2 FLOYD E. STORM FFA 1, 2, 3; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Christmas Court 4, King 4 KATHRYN ANN STRAZAR FTA 3, 4; President 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Asst. Fresh-Soph. pt. Chrman 2, Sporthead 4; Valentine's Court 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Pacesetters 2, 3 DAVID SUSLEE Lettermen's Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3; Track 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 1 DENNIS TOBERMAN FTA 3; Track 4; Pep Club 1 BARBARA JEAN TOSETTI FTA 4; GAA 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Pow Wow 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Spanish III Award 3 SUSAN ELAINE VAN DOREN FTA 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Prom Server 2; Pow Wow 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Library Club 2; Class Vice President 3; Library Worker 2; Shorthand I Award 4; Spanish II Award BOB WEXSTTEN Pep Club 1; Musical 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1, 2; Valentine's Court 1; Art Club 1,2, Vice President 2 TOM WHEELING Football 1, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3 Seniors not pictured in Yearbook: Rodney Bowers Joan Cesaretti Lou Ann King Carol Adams Leigh Matt Millburg Larry Nash Denis Pereira Sherry Wexstten Julie White Index A Adams, Rona 44, 70, 76, 85 Adden, Alan 52, 74 Adden, Mike 52, 88, 90, 93, 94, 99, 106, 119 Adden, Teresa 60, 70, 73, 76 Alexa, Connie 60, 85 Alexander, Berta 44 Alexander, Earl 59, 60, 88, 90, 91,94, 99 Alexander, Lu Ann 24, 78, 123 Alfrejd, Beverly 16, 79 Alvey, Mary 60 Anderson, Cathy 24, 78, 79, 83, 84 Archibald, Rodger 52, 74, 75, 98, 99, 119 B Barker, Ralph 44 Barnstable, Barb 1 2, 24, 69, 70, 78, 82, 83, 84, 85, 94 Barnstable, Kay 58, 60 Bass, Karen 52 Battles, Scott 44, 74, 81,89, 92, 93, 103, 106,108,109,119,123 Bauman, Dennis 44, 69 Beasley, Frank 60, 70, 74 Becker, Brent 60, 90, 91,99, 119 Berns, Lucy 60, 69, 85, 108, 109 Berns, Pauline 12 Bernzen, John 18 Bertolino, Jane 60, 68, 69, 70, 71,85, 117 Bertolino, Joan 42, 44, 76, 83, 1 23 Betzold, Barb 24, 78, 83, 84, 85, 106, 108, 109,123,128,129 Blazich, Pari 44, 81,88, 119, 128 Bogle, Heidi 44, 69, 78, 83 Bogle, Rose 17, 78 Bolte, Cheryl 60, 70, 76, 110, 111 Bolte, Eric 60 Bolte, Marie 52, 70, 76, 77 Bolte, Mark 25, 89 Bowers, Pat 44 Bowers, Terry 44 Brackenhoff, Kay 25 Braye, Belinda 44, 74, 85 Braye, Doug 60, 74, 99, 108, 109 Braye, Pam 60, 76, 80, 85, 94, 103 Braye, Steve 44, 74, 81,103, 1 29 Brookshire, Susan 52, 70 Brown, Debbie 60 Brown, Donald 60 Brown, George 60 Brown, Judy 52, 76 Brown, Mary 44 Brown, Robert 14 Brown, Ronald 52, 103 Brummet, Barb 60 Brummet, Berdell 60, 74 Brummet, Jerry 25, 74 Bruns, David 44 Burk, Susie 12, 44, 83 Busby, David 60, 69, 74, 90, 91,99 C Carlock, Nancy 1 5 Carlock, Steve 52, 70, 71 Carroll, Cindy 60. 76 Carroll, Connie 44 Carroll, Gerald 44 Carroll, John 52, 74 Carroll, Laura 44, 69, 80, 85 Carroll, Lucille 25. 83 Carroll, Shirley 60 Carter, Katherine 60 Cassidy, Craig 61,74, 103 Cassidy, Janet 23, 26, 84, 85, 128 Cassidy, Jim 44, 89, 90 Cassidy, Jo Ann 52, 85 Cassidy, Karen 1 2, 26, 76, 77, 85 Cassidy, Pam 52, 70, 106 Cearlock, Marcia 52, 70, 76, 108, 109 Cearlock, Ricky 52 Cesaretti, Eula Jean 12 Cesaretti, Pete 61,89, 90, 91 Chaussee, Diane 52, 70, 85 Chaussee, Kathleen 44, 70, 85 Chrisman, Nora 61,69, 85 Clark, Dorothy 52, 70 Clark, Joyce 16 Clark, Rose Marie 45, 76, 77 Clavin, Pam 52, 70, 85 Cole, Buck 26 Cole, Rhonda 52 Colonius, Carolyn 45, 76, 77 Compton, Carol 45, 70, 76, 77, 85 Coss, Jim 26 Costa, Mario 45 Craft, Barbara 17 Craft, Roger 14, 98,99, 119 Crow, Kim 53 D Dachauer, John 45, 89, 90, 1 28 Dahler, Donna 26, 69 Dahler, Gary 53, 69 Davis, Betty 45 Davis, Bob 15 Davis, Doyet 53 Davis, Teresa 53, 70, 71,84, 85, 117 Davito, Mark 27, 69, 70, 71,81,88, 93 Dawson, Rex 27, 1 28 Dechenne, David 20, 80 DeLuka, Terry 12, 27, 76, 78 DeWerff, Ronald 51,53, 74, 75, 81,98, 99, 108, 109, 112 DeWerff, Stephen 45, 74, 75, 81, 103 Dietl, Janice 61,70 Dodson, Gary 27 Douglas, Duane 20 Durbin, Marla 53, 85 E Ealey, Donna 12, 27 Easley, Verna 45 Eisenbarth, Jim 20 Eller, James 53 Engelhart, Carla 45 Engelhart, Jerry 53 Epley, Edward 28 Epley, Tammy 61,70, 85, 117 Epley, Terry 45, 70, 73, 84, 85 Ernst, Susan 45, 70, 76, 77, 85 Ernst, Teena 53 Evans, James 61,90, 91,99 F Fesser, Fred 10 Fesser, Rosanne 28, 70, 95, 110, 123 Fieldbinder, Carl 19, 89,91,98 Finley, Jackie 12 Flatt, Farrell 19, 89, 93 Fleet, Kathleen 53, 76 Fleming, Marge 53, 69 Flowers, Bruce 61,80 Flowers, John 28, 81,88, 91,92, 93, 96, 98, 100.118.119.123 Flowers, Kathy 28 Foltz, Bob 28 Foster, Allen 69 Foster, Chris 29 Foster, Craig 61 Foster, Ruth 29, 70 Foster, Susan 45, 70 Fox, Pete 45, 79, 89, 90 Fox, Tony 61,94, 103 Franzen, Mark 53, 108, 109, 119 Franzen, Mike 23, 29, 79, 103 Frazier, Randy 53, 98, 99 Friesland, Kim 29, 69, 78, 80, 84, 85, 117, 128, 129 Friesland, Tracy 61, 106 Funk, James 10 Furimsky, Andy 29, 128 G German, Kenny 30, 68, 69, 74, 81,88, 92, 96, 123 Gleespen, Jerry 54, 89, 90 Gonet, Bill 30 Gonet, Cheryl 43, 45, 70, 71,83, 84, 85, 94.95.106.108.109.110.117.123 Gonet, Dody 54, 70, 76, 77, 110, 111 Gonet, Tom 45 Gowen, Dolores 19, 84, 117 Graden, Bob 54, 68, 74, 75 Graden, Jim 45 Grauer, Pete 12 Griffin, Cindy 61 Griffin, Dawn 61 Griffin, Frank 30 Griffin, Janet 54, 70, 85 Grill, Russell 46 Grimes, George 46 H Halbrook, Mary Lou 62, 108, 109 Hall, Norby 54, 69, 85 Hall, Tim 46, 81,98, 99, 108, 109 Halleman, Larry 14, 74 Hancock, Keith 46 Hand, Bernard 46 Hard, Anthony 46, 81,88, 90, 103 Harrison, Allen 30, 81,88, 94, 96, 98, 100 Hort, Dawn 62, 73, 76 Havera, Mary Ann 54, 70 Hayes, Brian 62 Heck, Ed 30,81,88, 93, 98, 123 Heck, Jay 31,81,89, 90, 93, 94, 118, 119 Heck, Tami 62, 76, 85 Heldebrandt, Charlotte 62 Heldebrandt, Linda 54, 74 Heldebrandt, Loren 46, 74 Heldebrandt, Wayne 62 Hertz, Patricia 16 Hicks, Cheryl 54 Hicks, Nancy 54 Hill, Calvin 54 Hill, Pam 31 Hill, Terry 54 Himes, Becky 31 Hinton, Terry 31 Hoehn, Cheryl 62 Holliday, Cathy 46 Hopwood, Linda 31,83, 128, 129 Houck, Dale 10 Houck, Linda 46, 70, 76, 85 Houck, Sandy 62,70,71,85 House, Suzanne 54, 76, 85 Hubbard, Andy 32 Hubbard, Lance 62 Huber, Diana 54, 70, 73, 85 Huber, Gary 54, 76 Huber, Pat 55, 73, 77 Hulbert, Norman 46 Huddleston, Jerry 32 Huddleston, Rick 46 I Ivy, Lorry 32 J Jachino, Mike 62 Jachino, Steve 63, 80, 89, 90, 91,99, 106 Jackson, Andy 55, 74, 88, 90 Jackson, Marsha 46 Janssen, Jan 32, 81,89, 92, 93, 94, 96, 101, 102, 128 Janssen, Janelle 63, 85, 117 Janssen, Kent 46, 81,88, 90 Johnson, Anthony 63, 69, 74 Johnson, Brian 63 Johnson, Bruce 46, 81 Johnson, Carol 85, 110 Johnson, Cindy 63, 69, 85, 110, 111, 117 Johnson, Colleen 63, 70, 76, 85, 110, 111, 117 Johnson, Dan 46, 74 Johnson, Darold 55, 90 Johnson, Debbie 32 Johnson, Eugene 10 Johnson, Harold 63, 74 Johnson, Jim 33 Johnson, Janet 46, 68, 83, 94, 110 Johnson, John 46, 74, 75 Johnson, Judy 46, 84 Johnson, Karen 63, 70, 85 Johnson, Karl 46, 74, 99, 106, 119 Johnson, Kay 55, 73, 76, 85 Johnson, Laura 55, 80, 110, 111 Johnson, Lonnie 46 Johnson, Loren 46 Johnson, Marcio 43, 46, 76, 83, 85 Johnson, Marvin 55, 74, 75 Johnson, Mike 41,69, 74, 103 Johnson, Penny 63 Johnson, Sheryl 55, 70, 76 Johnson, Sue 12, 33, 77 Johnson, Terri 46 Johnson, Wilmer 10 Jones, Dan 55 Jones, Cheryl 33, 78, 79 Jostes, Julie 46, 1 23 K Kamer, Ray 46, 106 Kamm, Christi 33 Keating, Betty 55, 70, 73, 76 Keele, Carlo 55, 70, 71,73, 80 Kellenberger, Becky 47 Keller, Jim 33,81,89, 98, 100, 108, 109 Keller, Jo Ann 55, 70, 76, 106 Keller, Tom 12 Keller, Vince 55, 99, 119 Kettlekamp, Fred 12 Kettelkamp, Jane 47, 69, 83 Kiefer, Ed 63, 74 Kimbro, Steve 34, 81,89, 91,93, 98, 101, 129 King, Lou Ann 78, 79 Kirk, Mark 63, 90, 91,99, 108, 109 Kirk, Myron 55, 80, 88, 90, 106 Knecht, Charles 20 Kocur, Kathy 34, 69, 76, 78 Kocur, Rosann 63, 85 Koski, Daniel 63 Kottwitz, Jody 12, 34, 78, 79, 82, 83 Kottwitz, Sandra 55, 69 Kroeger, Bill 47, 103 Kroeger, Rick 63, 103 Kroenlein, Kevin 34 L Laurent, Twila 47, 74, 85 Lehman, Judy 47 Lehnen, Lance 63, 69, 70 Lehnen, Larry 63, 69, 70 Leigh, Doris 55 Leitschuh, Jerry 89, 90, 103 Lewis, Jerry 55 Lewiski, Albert 63 Lipe, Curtis 59, 63, 106 Livingston, Kent 47, 81,90, 103 Logsdon, Glenda 34 Logsdon, Kevin 47, 81,88, 90, 119 Loomis, Earl 55, 90, 91 Lucchi, Diane 35, 76, 78 Lucchi, Joe 58 Lynch, Lucille 35 M Maretti, Tony 35, 81 Maretti, Vince 47, 81,90, 92, 1 23 Marley, Becky 47, 70 Marley, Chuck 47, 80,81 Marley, Maureen 63, 70, 85 Marley, Paul 63, 74, 75 Martin, Lorna 35, 78, 82, 83, 85, 94, 128 Mathias, Catherine 17, 77 Matzke, Joyce 35, 70, 71,76, 77, 83, 85, 95, 110, 128 Matzke, Tim 63, 90, 91 McCall, Bill 36 McCall, Mike 56, 99 McCracken, Victor 1 1 McElroy, Bob 23, 36, 79, 88, 104, 106 Mehochko, Diann 36, 70, 71,78, 79, 83, 85 Merriman, Cathy 63, 85, 117 Merrimanm, Susan 55, 72, 117 Michael, Herschel 55 Millburg, Katy 55 Millburg, Martin 63 Millburg, Matt 79, 83 Miller, Cindy 47 Miller, Debbie 63 Miller, Julie 47, 76 Miller, Leona 36, 78, 79, 82, 83 Miller, Linda 55, 74, 85 Miller, Martha 63 Miller, Nadine 17 Miller, Richard 36 Mindrup, John 63 Mindrup, Mary Ann 55 Mines, Daisy 47 Moomey, Byron 64, 74 Moomey, Robert 37, 74 Muir, Carmen 78 Muir, Tom 55, 81,103 Musser, Lana 56, 110, 111 Musser, Sandy 64 Meyer, Maurice 14, 74 Meyers, Shirley 64, 85, 94, 110, 111 N Nation, Russell 56 Nelson, Robert 37, 119 Newinski, Jeff 47,81,89 O Olinger, Madeline 47, 85 Oiler, Pam 56, 70 Oiler, Bob 64, 69 Oltmann, Larry 64, 74 O’Malley, Kevin 47, 88, 90 Ovca, Eric 56, 69 Ovca, Mike 23, 37, 79, 108, 109 P Parker, Neil 42, 47, 82, 83, 94, 1 23 Parsons, Greg 51,56, 69, 98, 99, 119 Patton, Danny 56, 90 Pavolko, David 64, 69, 90, 91,99, 119 Pavolko, Cheryl 48, 70, 85 Pavolko, Shirley 1 2 Pearse, Nancy 38, 76 Pease, Dale 64 Pellegrini, Jeff 64, 99 Petty, Reggy 64, 90, 91 Pieper, Carol 56, 70, 73, 85 Pieper, Lou Ann 48, 80, 83, 85, 70, 78, 83, 85, 106, 108, 109 Pilgrim, Nancy 56, 79 Piloski, Jolene 64, 69 Porter, Debbie 64, 70, 85 Porter, Jack 48 Porter, Joyce 64 Poteet, Carol 56, 70 Prater, Dana 48 Prater, Donna 38, 1 28 Pretnar, Alan 56, 74, 75, 81,88, 103, 105, 112 Pudenz, Kathy 48, 83, 84, 85, 95 Q Quattlander, Marlin 48, 74, 75 R Ralston, Sherrie 56, 70, 85, 94 Ransdell, Debbie 56, 76 Reed, Billy 56 Reese, Laveena 1 2 Reineke, Steve 48, 81,88, 93 Rhoades, Norman 18, 68, 69 Richardson, Pamela 48, 74, 85 Robertson, Donny 64 Rogers, Debbie 48, 76 Rosenberger, Steven 64 Ruffing, John 48 Ruppert, Susan Ryan, Mike 48 S Saatkamp, Jill 56, 110, 111 Saatkamp, Joan 64, 85 Saatkamp, Phyllis 64 Saatkamp, Tom 48, 69 Sanders, Alan 48, 81,88, 11 8 Sanders, Dora 48, 70, 73, 76, 77, 79 Schnarre, Tom 69, 70, 71 Schwarm, Cheryl 38, 82, 83, 84, 85, 94, 106, 107, 128 Schwarm, Connie 64, 85, 106, 110, 111 Schwarm, Jan 50, 56, 85 Schweizer, Mark 56, 74, 75 Schweizer, Steven 38, 74, 75, 80, 126, 129 Schweizer, William 64, 74, 103 Scribner, Nila 48, 74, 85 Scribner, Pamela 64 Seagle, Rick 64, 90, 91 Seelback, Richard 18 Seifert, Le Anne 65, 69, 85 Shallenberger, Jim 65, 90, 91, 103 Shallenberger, Linda 48, 73, 76, 85 Shallenberger, Paula 38, 76, 83, 84, 85, 126 Shawgo, Ronald 11 Sides, Debbie 39, 76, 77 Simmons, Jim 65 Simons, Beverly 15 Singler, Kathy 49 Skinner, Rusty 65, 70, 71,90, 91 Slaughter, Marsha 49 Smalley, Brenda 57, 70, 74 Smalley, Don 49,81,89, 90, 118, 119 Smith, Joe 65, 90,91,99 Smith, Sharon 39, 76 Snow, Mike 49, 81,88, 93, 95 Spears, Carl 10 Spears, Pam 39, 95, 110, 128 Spears, Pat 65, 85, 117 Spears, Tom 57, 89, 90, 99 Stauder, Barb 39, 69, 71,72, 78, 82, 83, 84, 85,95, 110, 126, 128, 129 Stewart, Dave 39, 69, 74, 80, 119 Stewart, Den 40, 68, 74, 108, 109, 118 Stivers, Jim 65, 68, 71 Stivers, Mark 49 Stokes, Lillian 15 Stolte, Nancy 57 Stombaugh, Mike 65, 69, 90, 91, 103 Storm, Denise 57, 85, 94, 110, 111 Storm, Dennis 11 9 Storm, Floyd 40, 81,88, 93, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107 Strazar, Kathy 12, 40, 78, 82, 83, 84, 85, 108, 109 Strazar, Tony 57, 99, 119 Suslee, David 40 T Tester, Joni 65 Tester, Karen 57, 73, 85, 108, 109 Tester, Larry 49, 81, 103 Toberman, Den 40, 118, 119 Tondello, Tina 49 Tooley, Warren 1 2 Tosetti, Barb 41,78, 83, 85 Tosetti, Debbie 49, 69, 78 Tosetti, Maxine 1 8, 72 Trelz, Jill 49, 69 U Umberger, Becky 57 Umberger, Richard 65, 90, 91, 103 V Vandenberghrx, Michael 57 Van Doren, Susan 41,78, 82, 83, 1 26, 1 28 W Wallace, Loren 19, 119 Washburn, Kathy 49 Wattjes, Gary 49, 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