Nokomis High School - Old Nokomis Yearbook (Nokomis, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

OLD NOKOMIS 1979-1980 NOKOMIS HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME-XLIII SPONSOR MRS. PENNY DEWERFF EDITORS SUE CLA VIN AND DEBBI FOX ¥ TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ........................ Title Page ........................ 2-3 Seniors .......................... 4-16 Underclassmen .................. 7-32 Administration .................. 33-35 Office Workers ..................... 36 Faculty ......................... 37-39 Cooks and Janitors ................. 40 Organizations ................... 41-58 Fall Events ..................... 59-74 Winter Events ................... 75-88 Spring Events .................. 89-107 Graduation .................. 108- III Exchange Student .................. 112 A wards ..................... 113-115 Closing ..................... 116-117 Senior Activity List .......... 118-120 Index ......................... 121-124 80 SENIORS IN ACTION Above Left: Smile! You 're on candid camera. Above Right: Brad. Tracy, and Ron enjoying (?) noon activities. Middle Left: Curt says hello. Middle Right: Surprised by the camera. Julie Burk takes a break from Office Practice. Left: Joe plans his next project. Right: Sharon and Gail wait for the assembly to start. Bottom: What is it Ben? 4 SENIORS 19 Motto: ,No man has a right to do as he pleases except when he pleases to do right. ” Flower: Carnation Color: Sky Blue and White President: Kristy Cearlock Vice President: Gail Framen Secretary-Treasurer: Jean Niewinski Sponsors: Mrs. Ovca. Mr. Kimbro SO 5 AS SENIORS Denise Marie Alexa Robert Steven Armstrong Joseph E. Beasley Curt Braye Cindy Marie Brown Julie Ann Burk Jeffrey A. Butler Joey Burdell Girl Power! WE EXPERIENCE Stephen Charles Cachera Kristy Lynn Cearlock Daniel P. Clavin Suzanne Lee Clavin Senior girls climb to the top. Judy Jeanelle Dunaway Tracy Epley Frances Lucille Fleet Lenya Le Forston A TIME FOR Debra Lynn Fox Duke Fox Gail Marie Franzen Ana marie Fullerton Linda Sue Funk Sandy Lorraine Gehlbach 8 Looks like Sheryl's ready for the assembly. BREAKING OUT Jody Ann Gruenwald Gerry Hall Michael W. Hand Scott Heldebrandt Charlene Kay Hill Micheal D. Hill Gabriele Erika Hancock Scott Henrichsmeyer Missy ponders secrets of the universe. ON OUR OWN, Mark Hoehn Melissa Dawn Hoehn Studying hard. Sandy ? Charlene Lea Huber Denise Hugener Brad Janssen Daniel J. Johnson Morris Moe Johnson Sharon M. Johnson 10 MAKING DECISIONS Bill Johnson Matthew A. Jones Jeff Jostes n Who Me? ABOUT OUR FUTURE, 12 Ah ... we can beat 'em!!! Bend those knees Mikey Ha! Ha! Gary Miller Jean Lee Ann Niewinski Jocko Hash Timothy L. Oiler Marcia Marie Pilgrim Sheryl Lee Porter Sandy K. Porter THINKING ABOUT THE PRESENT. Greg A. Niehaus AND REMEMBERING Mark Poteet Ronald 6. Ransdell Dallas L. Redeker Michael Rodden Priscilla Rogers Tracey Francene Ruppert Professional cheerleaders? Kenny Sanders James R. Schniepp OUR PAST YEARS Debra Sue Schrempp Gerald D. Siebert Benjamin S. Schwarm Sandy Jo Smalley Julie Ann Schweizer Suzanne Mary Slauder 15 Look at those LEGS! IN HIGH SCHOOL Give 'em heck Mr. Hough! Arietta Wah smith Wake up Lenya. it’s PARTY TIME! Darrell Wattjes Vicki Lorraine West 16 Kevin J. Williams Melissa Ann Wilson Hi! Mister Bob. JUNIORS Look here. Secretary-Treasurer- Jolene Hagemeier President- Cristy Tuetken Vice-President- Anita Chausse Sponsors- Mr. Steve Lee, Miss Nancy Osborne Working hard. Remain loyal! Pictorally puzzled. Motto- The door to success is labeled PUSH. Flower- White rose tipped in blue Color- White and Blue Here we are! AS JUNIO, Hey Jane, smile pretty! Celebrating a muddy truimph. Ed Reese gives a cheer. Bob. Scott, and Paul are considering a game. Seriously. Curt considers his results. In frustration. Nancy Elliott tears her hair. Gina Jones encourages people to buy goodies from the Juniors. Is the chocolate hot. Ka- Working diligently Linda Keller and Jill Borman concoct a ren ? surprise. WE EXPERIENCE Anita Chautse Richard Crow Andy Clark Diane Clark Kevin Cravens Exertion is the name of the game in P.E. Eric Cress Patricia Daykin Kathy DeWerff Terri DeWerff Sandy Ealey Scott Edgecombe Nancy Elliott 19 A TIME FOR Lana Foster Dan Friesland Max Gehlbach Ed Finley Jolene Hagemeier Barb Goodwin Rick Flalleman DeeDee Hendrick Steve Hoffman The winning Homecoming banner carried by Bev Wy- Mark Johnson Gina Jones Gina Jostes att and Gina Jones. SEARCHING FOR FREEDOM AND Shari Lesko Bob Lewis Reonna Lutz Caro! Madge Julie Maretti Kirk Morris Cindy Neisler Greg Neisler Missy Oke Randy dinger 21 MAKING MONEY FOR PROM. Glenda Stauder Cristy Tuetken The four Musketeers. Brenda Wayne Earl Tester Tami Webster Janet Whitlow Mitchell Wise k Kent U iseman Jacqualine Wolverton Daniel Wright David Wright Beverly Wyatt 22 SOPHOMORES Sponsor-Mr. Seelbach Vice-President-Jayne Heck President-Kevin Roland Secretary- Treasurer- Jeff Kimbro Motto- It's now or never! Flower-Red Rose Colors-Red and Blue John teems interested. Another fun day in Drivers' Education! Plant science students study hard. Billy smiles at someone. 23 AS SOPHOMORES Dana Broers Tom Brooks Leon Brummet Jim Burdzilauskas Robert Campbell Barb Carroll Charlotte Carroll Karen Chausse Ann Clark Tom Clark 24 What is Steve up to? WE EXPERIENCE Christi Easterday Donnie Eller Monte Epley Tracey Flowers Marty Forston Cynthia Finley Tina Glavish Mike Conet Bionic Kat Stephen Fullerton Helen Friesland Todd Craden Susen Hancock Keven Guyot MTU ' Mark Hart Studying too hard to even see the camera. Boys can type too! 25 A TIME FOR Tim Hop wood Bill Houck Terry Hubbard Brenda Huber Debbie Huber Nancy Janssen Jeff Kimbro Kim Johnson Mark Marley Susan Keele Shellie Keiser John Marquess Scott McClain BEING BEHIND THE WHEEL AND Rodger Moore Stephen Myers Brian Morgason Joan Oiler Renee Morris Colleen Pesch Jeff and Bruce carry their class banner. Patricia Pieper Greg Presnell Cheryl Pryor Tamara Pryor Lola Rabich Judy Rhodes Lewis Rhodes Mike Rigoni Kevin Roland Mary Jane Russ Kevin Sanders Terry Scheifer Toni Sch warm Kim Skinner Shelley Smalley Brent Smith Maurica Sparks BECOMING UPPERCLASSMEN Oh Jim. you didn'tllll Billy Taylor John Tosetti 4 Jeff Spears Cindy Steele Debbi Usher Rick Vandenbergh . tk. V . f Vincent X anrlenhoroh Lisa Voils Tonda Vanus Kevin Voils Steve Walker James Wilson Russell Weller Scott Wooley Jerry West Nancy Wickel David Wiggins 28 Here we go again. A mob scene in the hall. FRESHMEN Secretary-Treasurer: Kathy McCallum President: J. C. Taylor Vice President: Beth Borman Motto: The Sky is the Limit Flower: White Rose Colors: Burgundy and White 29 Beth Boarman Shawn Bolte Phillip Brookshire Annette Brown Howard Brown Jackie Brown AS FRESHMEN, WE EXPERIENCE Kevin Cearlock Edward Chausse Ronnie Clark Kim Cachera Brenda Carter Jackie Brumberlow Sandra Clark Jane Cress Dawn Crow Lisa DeLuka Barry Foster David Gerba Ronnie Griffin Lisa Hart line Mike Hazdra Jane Heldebrandt Ronald Hill Richard Griffin Paul Hop wood Diane Hop wood Velvet Hurst Joan Johnson A TIME FOR MAKING NEW FRIENDSHIPS Carl Kettlekamp Richard Lee Shawn Johnson Linda Lemanski Angela Libbra Lisa Lipe Math students wear tennis shoes Marqeta Moore Clinton Nation Sandy Oltmanns Mike Pavolka Sheila Pavolka Dale Pesch Teresa Pugh Randy Renaker Nancy Rhodes Tammy Rodden Tina Rogers Jamie Ruppert AND LEARNING NEW THINGS. Krista! Sanders Barry Sides Chris Sidwell Shari Siebert Carla Smalley Renee Shanks Jill Spannagel Denna Stevenson Just a friendly get together! Kristi Stinson Denise Spindel 32 Angela Watson Dennis Wattjes Dennis Wilson Sallie Wright Susan Wright ADMINISTRATION Mr. Davis In his second year as superintendent of the Nokomis Community Unit District 22, Mr. Davis has continually encouraged open lines of communication between administration, faculty, and students. Through his service and dedication he has maintained stability throughout the district. 34 Board Members-SEATED: Mr. Fred Fesser. Mr. James Funk. Mr. Dennis Stewart. Mr. Bliss Parker. STANDING: Mr. Eugene Johnson. Mr. James Bertolino. Mr. William Dooley. Secretaries Right: Mrs. Eula Jean Cesaretti. high school secretary, keeps the office running through thick and thin. Every day she is faced with students who are sure their dues are paid(!) etc., but she keeps everything under control. Bottom: Mrs. Pauline Berns does a great job keeping the files straight for Mr. Davis. She is the unit office secretary and she handles the paper work for one of the busiest organizations in Nokomis. Bottom Right: Mrs. Lavina Reese is the unit office bookkeeper and secretary. She does a very capable job even through many changes in administration. She helps keep things organized and steady. 35 High School Office Workers The High School Office could nt run without the student office workers. They perform many duties such as sorting mail, typing, answering the phone, filling out grade cards, and running errands. The girls from left to right are. Jolene Ha-gemeier. Karen Lehman. Shari Lesko. Lenya Forston. Glenda Stauder. Sue Clavin. Jane Johnson. Deneta Livingston. and Cheryl Lipe. Library Workers The library workers work along with the librarian. Mrs. Bogle. They help the students find research materials and books for there own enjoyment. They check out audio-visual equipment, records, film strips, etc. for teachers. They are from left to right: Helen Blair. Arietta Wahlsmith. Anamarie Fullerton. Maurica Sparks. Kim Stinson, and Vicki Carroll. Guidance Office Workers Mr. McCracken s guidance office is a very busy place. It is the center of im-formation about scholarships. vocational training, military careers, health records and class schedules. Without the work of the volunteer office workers, these programs would not run as smoothly as they do. They are from left to right: Lisa Billingsley. Sandy Porter. Mr. McCracken. Gina Jones. Beverly Wyatt, and Brenda Huber. DEPENDABLE WORKERS 36 AS TEACHERS WE EXPERIENCE Mr. Guidish was born in Coalton and lived there for twenty-one years before he graduated from college. He married and has lived in Nokomis for ten years. He taught at the North School. 4th grade for five years and P.E. for three years, he also coached at the Jr. High level for eight years. Mr. Guidish received his M.S. in Education in 1975. In his second year as principal he is working on an Education Specialist project. Mr. Guidish has found that being principal is a responsible job with alot of challange and big decisions. Mr. Michael Guidish: High School Principal Mrs. Rose Bogle: Library Mr. Joe Davito: Band Mrs. Penny De Werff. Journalism. English II. English III. Modern Literature, and Writing. Mr. Jim Eisenbarth: U S. History. Geography. Mr. David DeChenne: Contemporary Affairs. U.S. Government. Psychology. Mrs. Pal Hadley: Physical Education 37 A TIME FOR Mr. Maurice Hough. Drivers Education. Sponsor-. N Club. Coach: Varsity Basketball. Mr. Victor McCracken-. Guidance Counselor. Sponsor: Freshmen Class. 0 Mrs. Pat Ovca: Foods. Home Economics. Child Care Occupations $ Lab. Sponsor: Senior Class and FHA. Mr. Maurice Meyer: Soils. Floriculture. Plant Science. Electricity. Basic Agriculture. Animal Science. Sponsor: FFA. Mrs. Janice Schneider: Spanish I S II. Speech. English III. Sponsor: Spanish Club. Mr. Steve Kimbro-. Small Engines. Welding. Industrial Arts II. Coach: Sophomore and Junior Varsity Basketball. Sponsor: Senior Class. Mr. Steve Lee-. Health. Biology I S II. Sponsor: Junior Class. Coach: Academic Bowl and Assistant Varsity Football. Miss Nancy Osborn: Art I. II. III. Sponsor: Junior Class. Mr. Richard Seelbach: General Math. Geometry. Geography. Sponsor: Sophomore Class. 38 HELPING STUDENTS LEARN Mrs. Beverly Simons■■ Bookkeeping I S II. Typing I, Business Law. Mrs. Lillian Taylor: Office Practice. Shorthand I S II. Typing II. Mrs. Maxine Tosetti: Chorus. Sponsor: Songsters. Mr. Peter Tucker-. Industrial Arts I. II. S III £• Mrs. Rita Westenberger-. Basic English, English I 6 11- Miss Marva Waggoner: Typing I. Consumers Education. General Business. Sponsor: Cheerleading. Mr. David Win nett: Physical Science. Chemistry. Physics. Coach: Assistant Baseball. Mrs. Mildred Wunderlich: Advanced Algebra I. Algebra I S II. Advanced Math. Coach: Academic Bowl. Mr. Will Werhane: Boys Physical Education. Coach: Varsity Football. 39 MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL The cooks put in seven hours a day preparing tasty meats for us. They try to offer a variety of food plus something everyone likes. The split noon hours don't only make the lunch line shorter; but it gives the cooks time to prepare for the next group. They do their very best to satisfy us. Mr. Kettlekamp. head of maintenance. makes sure the jobs get done. He calls for assistance from the custodians whenever there is a problem of any kind. If a student has problems with his locker Dale is called for help. Whenever there is a student prank the custodians get the job of cleaning it up. The custodians also take care of all mechanical problems. Mr. Kettlekamp and the custodians do their very best to make sure our school runs smoothly and looks its very best at all times. 40 Maintenance personnel: Mr. Fred Kettlekamp. ORGANIZ A TIME FOR Co-editors-. Debbi Fox and Sue Clavin The 1979-1980 annual staff, which consisted of fourteen seniors, worked dutifully throughout the year to present our 1980 yearbook. This year's staff had four girls that attended a yearbook workshop at Quincy. The girls were taught many techniques in putting a yearbook together, from making layouts to taking pictures. The girls helped put together a miniture yearbook while at the workshop, which gave them some interesting ideas on how to improve our yearbook. The annual staff had to work extra hard on raising money this year because they added extra pages, and some new ideas that cost a little extra. Some of their money raising projects were taking tickets at games, having bake sale, sponsoring a donkey basketball game, and selling family portraits and jerseys. 42 Annual Staff First Row: Debbi Fox. Sue Clavin. Charlene Hill. Lori Michael. Missy Wilson. Second Row: Mrs. DeWerff. Advisor. Dorothy Matthews. Gerry Hall. Ben Schwarm. Tracy Epley. Jim Kiefer. Third Row: Linda Funk. Rosemary Maples. Lenya Forston. Jim Schniepp. Making The Yearbook Hard at work! Officers, left to right: Lori Michael, secretary: Dorothy Matthews, copy editor: Missy Wilson, treasurer: Linda Funk. Charlene Hill. Photographers: Rosemary Maples. Copy Editor: and Jim Kiefer. Fund Raiser. Annual Staff looking to crack open a story! Peons, left to right: Tracy Epley. Gerry Hall. Lenya Forston. Jim Schniepp. Ben Schwarm. Ho Hum171 THE MARCHING REDSKINS Band Officers Brass i Secretary- Treasurer-Karen Lehman. Vice - Pres iden t - L inda Funk. President-Lenya Forston. Director-Mr. Joe Davito. Front Row: Ana marie Fullerton. Dawn Crow. Steve Hoffman. Second Row: Laura Adden. Jane Cress. Third Row: Curt Jan-senn. Paul Hopwood. Eric Cress. Jim Beasley. Carl Kettelkamp. The band livened up school again this year by playing at home basketball and football games, parades. and pep sessions. They also played a large part in the winter and spring concerts. Percussion Woodwinds 44 First Row. Tina Olavish. Annette Brown. Christi Easterday. Susan Keele. Second Row: Scott McClain. Rick Vanden-bergh. First Row-. Priscilla Rogers. Lisa Voils. Linda Funk. Dianne Hopwood. Sandy Oltmanns. Second Row: Vicki West. Kristi Stinson. Shawn Johnson. Tina Rogers. Third Row: Kim Ca-chera. Lenya Forston. Kristy Voils. Sheryl Porter. Forth Row: Kim Johnson. Karen Lehman. Jim Burdzilauskas. Lisa Lipe. Jim Schniepp. A Note For Chorus FRONT ROW: Ann Clark. Cindy Steele. Cindy Neisier. Sherri Siebert. Lori Rompasky. Cheryl Prior. Helen Blair. Carla McElroy. Shelly Taylor. SECOND ROW: Natalie Keele. Tina Jachino. Angela Libbra. Gail Hopwood. Diana Lemanski. Joe Michael. Missy Wilson. Robin Shanks. Jill Spannagel. Sandy Clark. Jill Bertolino. THIRD ROW: Dana Broers. Vicky Carroll. Jolene Hagemeier. Chris Johnson. Missy Oke. Todd Graden. Gary Vandenbergh. Sandy Merriman. Brenda Wayne. Frances Fleet. Maurica Sparks. Caryn Leigh. BACK ROW: Julie Burk. Brenda Carter. Kim Cachera. Sandy Kroeger. Charlene Huber. Brent Rodeck. Mike Steele. Chris Sidwell. Jody Grunewald. Bonnie Davis. Jody Howett. Susan Keele. Mary Jane Russ. By the piano are: Charlene Hill. Christy Fasterday. Rick Vandenbergh. the accompanists. President: Lori Rompasky Vice President: Jill Bertolino Secretary- Treasurer: Gail Hopwood The chorus has been active this year. They went to the South School, sang and did a routine, which they made up themselves. They also sang at a festival in Mowequea. which many other schools attended. Some of their fund raising ideas were to sell cushions and to perform in the yearly Variety Show. 45 Together Wherever We Go The Songsters sing for a variety of clubs and organizations. and sing once a year at the Noko-mis Schools in front of the students. The Songsters are chosen by trying out. Once they are chosen, they are in for the remainder of their high school years. They sing anything from rock to religious music, and when they sing it. they sing it well. The Songsters from left to right are: Front row Natalie Keele, Lori Rompasky. Robin Shanks. Kristy Cearlock. Second row: Jim Blankenship. Gary Vandenburgh. Mike Hill, Todd Graden. Third row: Susan Keele. Shelli Taylor. Christi Easterday. Charlene Hill. Barb Goodwin. Jody Grunenwald. Fourth row: Mike Steele. Joe Michael. Rick Vandenburgh. Brent Rodeck. Chris Sidwell. The Songsters do some fancy stepping. Top- During a solemn number the Songsters charm their audience. Right- A title huggin' adds to a romantic number. Mrs. T takes a break. Boarding the bus for the Chorus Festival. Mrs. T. and company pose for a publicity shot. Shawn. Kim. Christy, and Annette concentrate on their clarinets. MUSIC SNAPS Chorus and Songsters warble with glee. Sandy and Diane fill the air with flute music. 47 Mr. Meyer's eighth year as FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA the chapter advisor for the Future Farmers of America was another successful year in the section, district, and state FFA events. The chapter membership has increased to 68 members. three of which are out of school. The officers first job was to set up committees that included every member to help prepare our club for the years program of activities. Summer activities included a softball game, and a watermellon feast. Some other activities the club performed throughout the year included the Building our American Communities program. magazine sales, popcorn sales, and club meetings once a month. The club encourages all members to keep accurate President. Greg McCallum: Treasurer. Rosemary Maples-. Vice-President. Dorothy Mat . ... . . thews; Secretary. Gail Franzen: Reporter. Karen Chausse; Sentinel. Dallas Redeker. records on their projects. FIRST ROW: Jill Bertolino. Carl Kettlekamp. Howard Brown. Roger Moore. Steve Oltmanns. Dana Broers. Gail Franzen. Tim Hopwood. Debbie Huber. Karen Chausse. Mark Beamer. Ed Chausse. Tom Clark. Dorothy Matthews, SECOND ROW. Sandy Oltmanns. Christine oils. Tammy Pryor. Andy Clark. Marty Forston. Kevin Voils. Ronald Hill. Greg Neisler. Dave Wiggins. Kevin Guyot. Mike Hazdra. Jill Spannagel. Rosemary Maples. Brent Smith. Maurice Meyer. THIRD ROW. Dennis Watties. Gary Vanden-bergh. Dennis Wilson. Terry Scheifer. Mark Marley. Danny Clavin. Greg McCallum. Jon Taylor. Jim Beasley. Tom Brooks. Todd Graden. FOURTH ROW: Terry Hubbard. Rick Vandenbergh. Earl Tester. Louis Sloan. Eric Cress. Chris Sidwell. Richard Lee. Kevin Sanders. Daryl Keiser. Phillip Brookshire. Jim Blankenship. Jim Milligan. LAST ROW, Joe Beasley. Leroy Huber. Mike Hand. Dan Johnson. Bret Tuetken. Dallas Redeker. Ron Ransdell. Leon Brum met. Jeff Spears. Paul Marley. Mark Hoehn. Bill Houck. 48 HAVE A BLUE RIBBON YEAR Grains: Louis Sloan. Greg McCallum. Greg Neisler. Leroy Huber - Placed 2nd in Section and 3rd in State Meats: Jim Blankenship. Terry Scheifer. Mike Hand. Dennis Wattjes - Placed 3rd in section. I Oth in State Howard Brown: Star Greenhand Parlimentary Procedure: Sandy Oltmanns. Jon Taylor. Debbie Huber. Jim Beasley. Greg Neisler - Placed first in section ft Soils: Greg McCallum. Louis Sloan. Mike Hand. Jim Blan- Star Chapter Farmers: Debbie Huber. Karen kenship Placed Blankenship. Greg Neisler - Placed 6th in Chausse Section 4- JUDGING TEAMS EXCEED Ag. Mechanics; Jim Blankenship. Greg McCallum. Dallas Redeker. Maurice Meyer. Steve Kimbro. Jim Kiefer. Louis Sloan. - Placed 1st in Section Horse Judging; Greg Neister. Jill Bertolino. Mike Hand. Brent Smith. Rosemary Maples. Karen Chausse. - Placed 3rd in state reason team. Poultry; Karen Chausse. Greg McCallum. Debbie Huber. Mike Hand. Placed 1st in State and 4th in Section Farm Bureau Award: Leroy Huber 50 Dekalb Award; Greg McCallum Dairy Judging; Terry Sc heifer Howard Brown. Greg McCallum. Sandy Oltmanns. Bill Houck. - Placed 2nd in Section THEIR PAST TRIUMPHS Pictured left to right are the FFA Foundation participants with their project record books: Greg Neisler. Daryl Keiser. Jim Milligian. and Leroy Huber. Second Row: Dorothy Matthews. Gail Framen. Jill Bertolino. Rosemary Maples and Greg McCallum. Third Row: Jim Blankenship. Mike Hand. Dallas Redeker. Dan Johnson and Earl Tester. Pictured in upper right hand corner is Gail typing one of the many forms that had to be type in order to compete! Jim Beasley (left picture) is smiling big after being awarded first for his speech. Animal Science class above is taking a break discussing upcoming FFA events. The Nokomis FFA Chapter has successfully succeeded in all the many contest or activities available for them to compete in. Some of the outstanding chapter teams were the poultry judging. horse judging, parlimentary procedure, grain judging, meat judging. Ag. mechanics and public speaking. The poultry judging team exceeded farther than any other team in the chapter's history by taking first at the state only after placing fourth in the section. Now they will compete at the 1980 National level. Greg Neisler is another member who made chapter history. He received a second at the section public speaking contest which made him eligible for district. He placed a district fourth with his speech on a swine disease. With competing in all the section contests and receiving such high placings. the chapter was awarded the first place total points plaque for Section 19. Another first for the chapter was having members elected to section offices. They were Mark Bertolino. president and Dorothy Matthews, reporter. One National FFA Officer and four major state officers came to Nokomis to speak to the whole student body. Four members received their State FFA Farmer degrees at the 1980 State Convention. They were Jim Blankenship. Louis Sloan, Mike Hand (also section star farmer) and Rosemary Maples (also second in the state star agribusinessperson). Karen Chausse was awarded the outstanding chapter reporter's award. Near the end of the convention chapter members again were elected to section offices for 1980-81. They were; president Rosemary Maples, treasurer Debbie Huber and reporter Karen Chausse. This chapter's success wouldn't be a reality without a hardworking advisor as the one this chapter has. Mr. Maurice Meyer! 51 Active FHA Members Left to Right: Front Row: Maurica Sparks. Denise Hugener. Frances Fleet. Jody Grunenwald. Charlotte Carroll. Second Row: Nancy Rhodes. Judy Rhodes. Theta Michael. Sally Wright. Sheila Pavolka. Patty Warren. Denna Stevenson. Third Row. Miss Pat Ovca. Alejandra Umana Blanco. Lisa Hartline. FHA Officers: President Jody Grunenwald. Vice President= Charlotte Carroll. Secretary-Treasurer Frances Fleet. Historian= Denise Hugener. Public Rela-tions= Maurica Sparks. 52 1980 FHA OFFICERS Denise Hugener. Points: Charlotte Carrol. Vice President: Jody Grunenwald. President: Frances Fleet. Secretary Trea surer: Maurica Sparks. Public Relations: Theta Michael. Historian. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O’Malley. Mrs. and Mr. Dennis Fleet. Chapter Parents Jody Grunenwald. Section Treasurer 53 OKA W- TRAINING FOR Grinderswitch. worked on by Greg Niehaus Sparks may fly. Brad Lessons in Circuits by Bob Lewis. Won’t get fooled again will you Darrell? An instructor explains the daily projects to his class. For Ladies Only says Susie 69 605 b Under My Wheels with Matt Jones FUTURE CAREERS Front row: Left to Right: Danny McClain. David Wright. Barb Goodwin. Susie Lemanski. Annette Michael. Mark Johnson. Ed Finley. Paul Marley. Morris Moe Johnson. Scott Fleldebrandt. and Steve Oltmanns. Back row: Left to Right: Pat Jachino. Kent Wiseman. Scott Edgecombe. Greg Niehaus. Darrell Wattjes. Kevin Cravens. Gary Miller. Bus driver. Mrs. Darlene Hinton. Jerry Griffin. Scott Flenrichsmeyer. Jocko Nash. Mike Hill. Matt Jones, and Bob Lewis. 55 Mike. Dan. and Scott reflect on the wonders of machine shop. Judy prepares her nurses kit. N- Club FIRST ROW: Julie Burk. Karen Lehman. Cristy Tuetken. Linda Funk. Jolene Hagemeier. Dee Dee Hendrick. Missy Oke. Gail Franzen. Anita Chausee. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kimbro. Reona Lutz. Jayne Heck. Lenya Forston. Sheryl Porter. Dan Wright. Glenda Stauder. Lisa Veils. Lana Foster. Coach Hough. THIRD ROW: Missy Hoehn. Sue Clavin. Ben Schwarm. Joe Gonet. Dan Clavin. Jeff Butler. Tina Glavish. Gail Janssen. Bob Armstrong. FOURTH ROW: Billie Joe Michael. Karen Chausse. Gail Hopwood. Lori Hoehn. Lori Michael. Dorothy Matthews. Jill Boarman. Vicki West. Charlene Hill. Debbie Huber. Linda Keller. FIFTH ROW. Kevin Williams. Brad Janssen. John Marquess. Duke Fox. Mike Meiners. Ron Ransdall. Mark Poteet. Gerry Hall. Tracy Epley. Mike Steele. Julie Schweizer. Vice-President: Dan Clavin. President: Ben Schwarm. Secretary: Sue Clavin. 56 NHS ESPANOL CLUB Front row. left to right: Cynthia Finley. Kim Johnson. Tracy Flowers. Christi Easterday and Jane Cress. Second row; Brenda Huber. Alejandra Blanco. Kelli Hicks. Lisa Billingsley and sponsor Mrs. Schneider. Third row: Linda Funk. Sheryl Porter. Mary Jane Russ. Linda Millburg and Susan Wright. Fourth row-. Lisa Lipe. Jane Johnson. Tina Glavish. Brenda Carter and Susan Keele. Absent for the picture is Dorothy Matthews. Above are the Spanish Club officers: reporter Tracy Flowers, vice-president Sheryl Porter. Secretary Linda Millburg. president Linda Funk. Sponsor Mrs. Schneider and treasurer Tina Glavish. Below the members are getting ready to play Spanish bingo. NHS Spanish Club for 1979-80 increased to twenty-one members. Under the leadership of Mrs. Schneider, these students began the year with a successful bake sale. The members then organized a Christmas taco party. Afterwards they enjoyed breaking a Mexian Pihata filled with prizes and played Spanish bingo. During the spring, the members enjoyed an evening at the Heritage House for an International Night of a Mexican dinner. Also the members were honored to have AFS student Alejandra Blanco in their club. Below center. Is Linda making tacos? Below right. Cynthia is trying to break the Pihata for all those prizes! Student Council The Student Council sponsored the Homecoming and Valentines Dances. They also provided albums and tapes for the perfect attendance awards, and they sponsored four or five assemblies, such as the one on comedy, pictured below. 58 President: Lenya Forston Vice-President: Lana Foster Secretary: Joe Gonet Treasurer: Danny Clavin Adviser: Mrs. Dewerff Student Council showing their spirit. Twosome Transfer , do their stuff. Harvest Homecoming LEFT TO RIGHT: J.C. Taylor, Jane Heldebrandt. Billie Taylor, Chris Johnson, Doug Miles, Natalie Keele. Gerry Hall. Sandy Porter. King Mike Steele, Queen Lenya Forston. Retiring King Jim Havera. Retiring Queen Danita Daykin. Cristy Tuetken. Kent Wisemen. Debbie Huber. Jeff Kimbro. Dawn Crow. Richard Griffen. Crown bearer. Suzanne McClain. Gift bearer. Brian Edgecombe. The Harvest Homecoming Dance was held October 13 in the Nokomis High School cafeteria. Coronation was held at 10:00 with Mike Steele and Lenya Forston being crowned King and Queen. Music for the evening was provided by Marsh-Ruby. The Student Council served refreshments just before coronation. What a gang! 60 An Informal Get Together Lana. Lori. S Co. reflect on the ability of the band. Wearing cowboy hats. Mr. Mrs. Werhane really got into the spirit of the dance. Sophomore silliness with a freshman thrown in. 61 Cindy. Chris and Dana wait for the music to begin. Nokomis High School started their Homecoming Celebration with a Spirit Week. Tuesday was T-shirt day. Wednesday hat and crazy hairdo day. Thursday backwards day. and Friday Indian red and black day. Th different organizations and classes made banners that appeared at the snake dance, and football game. The Junior class had the winning banner. Thursday night was the snake dance and bonfire. Friday night was the Homecoming Game, and Saturday night was the dance. Right: Another good year at the snake dance. Below Left: f.H.A. 's banner at the snake dance. HOMECOMING CELEBRA TION NHS Flag Girls Pictured left to right are-. Anita Chausse, Gail Franzen. Karen Hoehn. Missy Hoehn. Brenda Huber. Sandy Gehlbach. Kelli Hicks and Gail Hopwood. What's so funny Gail? The Nokomis High School Flag Girls marched proudly this past year, showing the NHS spirit. Under the direction of Mr. Davito. these girls have performed in summer parades and at home football games. This is their second year as a drill team and worked hard along with the band. Watch for those Flag Girls marching with the NHS Spirit! Below left: Flag Girls marching with the band. Below right: Ready to march Missy VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Senior. Lenya Forston Junior: Linda Keller Let's Hear It For The Redskins Team! Back Row- Sponsor: Miss Waggoner. Front Row- Debbie Huber. Toni Schwarm. Susen Hancock. Karen Chausse. Dawn Crow, and Tracy Flowers. Blast off!!! VARSITY FOOTBALL Left to Right-Front Row: Kevin Roland, Steve Fullerton. Scott Wooley. John Marquess. Greg Neisler. Eric Cress. Monte Epley. Mark Marley. Second Row: Jeff Kimbro. Greg Beaty. Joe Brown. Bob Lewis. Mike Steele. Jim Blankenship. Gary Gleespen. Andy Clark. Marty Forston. Ed Michael. Third Row: Gerry Flail. Jeff Spears. Todd Graden. Brent Rodeck. Jeff Butler. Kevin Williams. Manager: David Wright. Tracy Epley. Ed Finley. Mike Meiners. Joe Michael. Manager: David Gerba (not present for picture). This year the Nokomis Redskin Football team fought back after a winless season to a 3-6 over all record and a 3-3 conference record. The Redskins were able to better their record this year because they had seven returning starters. The Redskins three wins came in the middle of the season to three conference teams: Mt. Olive. Virden. and Piasa. This season five men were voted All Conference. They were: Joe Michael. Mike Meiners. Kevin Williams, and Tracy Epley all seniors and sophomore Jeff Kimbro. The Redskins fought from hot summer triple sessions to the last second of the last game in cold November. Although the team was small they had the determination and guts to fight to the final wire. 66 Varsity Co-Captains: Kevin Williams. Tracy Epley. Mike Meiners. Joe Michael. FRESH. SOPH. COACHING STAFF: Head Coach. Will Werhane. Assistant Coaches. Steve Lee and Kerry Howard Varsity Scores Nokomis 12 Pana 32 Nokomis 14 Shelbyville 29 Nokomis 14 Virden 13 Nokomis 28 Piasa 18 Nokomis 0 Carrollton 28 Nokomis 6 Mt. Olive 0 Nokomis 8 Carlinville 40 Nokomis 0 Staunton 39 Nokomis 8 Gillespie 32 FRONT ROW: Mike Hazdra. Mark Reamer. Barry Foster. Kevin Roland. Marty Forston. Ronald Hill. Richard Griffen. MIDDLE ROW: Dale Pesch. Dennis Wilson. Gary Gleespen. Francis Alexander. Ed Michael. Jeff Kimbro. J.C. Taylor. Todd Graden BACK ROW: Stephen Fullerton. Greg Beaty. John Marquess. Jeff Spears. Scott Wooley. Mark Marley. Monte Epley. Barry Sides 67 DISCIPLINE S DETERMINA TION Joe Michael pushing for yardage. All conference selectionsKevin Williams-Jnd team linebacker. Joe Michael- 1st team defensive back. Mike Meiners- 1st team punter and 2nd team defensive end. Jeff Kimbro-honorable mention flanker. Tracy Epley-2nd team quarterback and honorable mention defensive end. 68 First Redskin score of the year! REDSKIN POWER With a huff and a puff, the Redskins get lough. 69 Tennis Front row- Dorothy Matthews. Jill Spannagel. Sally Wright. Anamarie Fullerton. Natalie Keele. Middle row- Judy Dunaway. Anita Chausse. Shelley Smalley. Dana Broers. Gail Franzen. Back row- Charlene Hill. Diane Clark. Sandy Gehlbach. Reonna Lutz. Lana Foster, and Coach Chris Wieneke. NOKOMIS 3 - 7 VAND ALIA NOKOMIS 0 - 9 HILLSBORO NOKOMIS 3 - 6 GREENVILLE NOKOMIS 0 - 9 HILLSBORO NOKOMIS 4 -5 TAYLORVILLE AN NHS FIRST Sandy Gehlbach and Charlene Hill went to state in doubles by winning first place in the district meet. At the state level, they won their first match and lost the next two eliminating them from placing. CONGRA TULA TIONSU! District points scored 5 State Meet points scored I ACEH! 70 Net Games Sally Wright smashes one over. Charlene makes a hit for victory. Anita attempts a crushing return. Keeping cool-Coach Wieneke watches the action. 71 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Julie Schweizer. Sue Clavin. Susan Wright. Christy Tuetken. Missy Oke. Jill Bertolino. Coach Hadley. Sharon Johnson. Julie Burk. Jolene Hagemeier. Sheryl Porter. Tina G lavish. Jane Johnson. 72 First Row - Jane Cress. Laura Adden. Ann Clark. Coach Hadley. Second Row: Missy Oke. Christy Tuetken. Alejandra Umana-Blanco. Jill Bertolino. Third Row: Denise Spindle. Tina Glavish. Jane Johnson. Gail Jansen. Susan Wright. Varsity captain. Sharon Johnson; J. V. captain. Tina Glavish. This year's Varsity volleyball team started the year with eleven returning team members-seven of them being letter winners. Sharon Johnson, a senior, was chosen captain of the Varsity squad. One of the team's strengths was the willingness to play to win in the future while possibly sacrificing the games at present. A weakness of the team, however was their inexperience at a high level of play. Hopefully they will overcome this in future years. The team went on to finish with a 7-10 record in regular play. 9-12 with the tournaments included. Sharon Johnson was named to the 1st team all-conference while seniors Sue Clavin and Julie Schweizer and junior Jolene Hagemeier received honorable mention. The Junior Varsity team finished with a winning record of 9-8. There should be a bright future for N. H. S. volleyball team with these J. V. players gaining experience. Tina Glavish was the team captain and was backed by four freshman, two sophomores and five juniors. 73 H. S. volleyball team at Carlinville Tourney. Julie up for the spike. How Much I Feel Left to Right: J.C. Taylor. Beth Borman. Jeff Spears. Christy Easterday. Louis Sloan. Natalie Keele. Pat Crow. Marc Kottwitz. Joe Michael. Vicki West. Brad Cachera. Gina Jostes. Toni Schwarm. John Marquess. Angie Watson. Richard Griffen. Crown Bearers: Jamie Cearlock and Jeff Crow. Queen Debbi Fox. King Tracy Epley. How Much I Feel was the theme of the 1979-1980 Christmas Dance, held Friday, December 14 at 8:00 p.m. in the cafeteria. Debbi Fox and Tracy Epley were crowned Queen and King. Music for the evening was provided by Hawkeye”. Refreshments were served by the Senior Class. 76 King Tracy Epley and Queen Debbi Fox Ben and Gina doing disco steps. Christmas Dance Joe 6 Diane together again. Doing the Jerk! The kids are alright. The Coronation Dance. VALENTINE DANCE Standing from left to right: Kim Cachera. Paul Hopwood. Ed Michael. Mary Jane Russ. Earl Tester. Julie Maretti. Dan Clavin. Judy Dunaway. Retiring Queen Jody Wilson. Retiring King Leo Beasley. 1980 King and Queen Joe Beasley and Vicky West. Jill Bertolino. Greg Neisler. Toni Schwarm. Jeff Kimbro. Diane Hopwood. Ron Griffin. Crown bearers Michael Patton. Desiree Johnson. Kings and Queens. Heaven Tonight. 78 How great thou art. Refreshment time. ▼ • M � ' A MOMENT OF ROMANCE ii'tr M Marsh Ruby creates the atmosphere. Entering the gates of heaven? On Satuday, February 9. the Nokomis High School Valentines Dance was held with Maybe I'm Amazed , as the theme. Seniors. Joe Beasley and Vicki West were crowned King and Queen. A little variety adds to the show. 79 Lori boggies on. Is this American Bandstand? J. V. GIRLS ARE Left to Right. Kneeling Manager: Helen Blair. Jill Bertolino. Jane Cress. Sally Wright. Renee Morris. Lori Rompasky. Standing: Coach Bill Kyle. Susan Wright. Kim Pavolka. Tina Glavish. Karen Hoehn. Laura Adden. and Manager Brenda Huber. The Varsity girls had many close games, hut they just couldn't pull through with many wins. They were willing to give 12 to 15 hours of practice a week to improve their basketball skills. Although the girls didn't win very many games. Coach Kyle was satisfied with the effort they put forth. Even though the competition was tough, the girls scored a decisive win over Pana. Congratulations! h i CL; The J. V. on the other hand had a more successful season. They completed the year with 12 wins and only 7 losses. The future looks bright for the Nokomis High girls basketball team. 80 REDSKINS IN ACTION VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right standing: Jill Bertolino. Debbie Fox, Susan Wright. Missy Hoehn. Jane Johnson. Tina Glavish. Sue Clavin. Kim Pavolka, Linda Funk. Laura Adden. Dee Dee Hendrick, and Lori Rompasky. Kneeling: Manager Helen Blair. Coach Bill Kyle, and manager Brenda Huber. 1979-1980 Schedule Litchfield Mt. Zion ’Gillespie ’ Virden Hillsboro Shelbyville ’Staunton ’Gillespie ’Southwestern Glen wood ’Carlin ville Mt. Zion ’ Virden Springfield Southeast ’Southwestern Carrolton Invitational Pana ’Carlin ville ’Staunton Regional Tournament ’Denotes Conference Games Team captain Linda Funk. Varsity Action Photos Graceful Sue ' Missy shoots for two. Concentrate. Linda! A long shot from Dee Dee. Debbi needs a rest. A little taller. Sue. 5 O P H O M O R E Sophomores: Coach Kimbro. Rick Vandenburgh, Monte Epley, Mike Gonet. Tom Brooks. Bruce Clavin, John Marquess. Jeff Spears. B A S K E T B A L L Freshmen: J. C. Taylor. Gary Vandenbergh. Barry Sides. Francis Aleexander. Phil Brookshire, and Bret Tuetken. JUNIOR REDSKINS Back Row: Manager Scott McClain. Mike Gonet. Jeff Spears. Doug Miles. Coach Kimbro. Mitch Wise. Bruce Clavin. John Marquess; Front Row: Ed Finley. Dan Wright. Rick Vandenbergh. Kent Wiseman, and Pat Jachino. 85 Rick shoots for two! VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Manager Ron Randsdell. Ed Finley. Kent Wiseman. Ben Schwarm. Brad Janssen. Danny Clavin. Pal Jachino. Back Row: Coach Sieve Kimbro. Tracy Epley. Mike Meiners. Mark Poteel. Bill Johnson. Mitchell Wise. Joe Conet. Danny Wright. Coach Maury Hough. The 1979-80 Nokomis High School basketball team ended the season with a record of 15-12. The Redskins had six returning lettermen. all seniors. This year Nokomis coach. Maury Hough, taught a whole new style of play, one much different than our players were accustomed to. But the Redskins caught on quickly and won several games simply by out running their opponents on Coach Hough's fast break strategy. The team's strongest point was the unselfishness with which they played. The big weak spot this year was the inability to make free throws as the Redskins lost 7 games from the charity stripe. Despite the problems, the Redskins still made a fine bid for conference champs, but had to take second place behind Staunton. In the Regional though, the Redskins came on strong against Pana and beat them soundly. However, in the sectional, the Redskins dropped a close one to 14th ranked Mt. Pulaski — ending their season. Before every game in the state tournament, starting with the regional, the Redskins would get in a huddle in the locker room and Coach Hough would tell them to get rid of their butterflies. His last advice would be It's not the size of the dog that's in the fight, it’s the size of the fight that's in the dog.” 86 TRACKSTERS SPRINT Pictured left to right. Front row: DeeDee Hendrick. Anita Chausse. Natalie Keele. Debbie Huber. Cheryl Pryor. Sandy Clark. Jill Spannagel. Karen Chausse. Beth Boarman. Christy Voils: manager. Second row: Angela Libbra. Karen Lehman. Linda Funk. Susan Wright. Laura Adden. Denise Spindel. Reonna Lutz. Tina Jachino. Bev Wyatt. Third row: Ann Clark. Jill Boarman. Carla McFIroy. Gina Jones. Shelley Smalley. Gail Hopwood. Lori Hoehn. Anamarie Fullerton. Renee Morris. Sandy Oltmanns. Back row: Sandy Merriman. Annette Brown. Jayne Heck. Susan Keele. Lana Foster. Tina Glavish. Missy Hoehn. Karen Hoehn. Gina Jostes. Jodi Ishmael. Lisa Lipe-. manager. Coach Wieneke checks out the situation. The 1980 Girls Track team consisted of approximately forty members who all showed hard work and dedication throughout the entire season. They were well coached by Miss Kris Wieneke. All of their hard work paid off because they had a fine season beating Raymond in a dual meet and Vandalia and Highland St. Paul in a triangular meet. A new trophy was added to the girls' trophy case when they went to the Sullivan Relays and brought home the Third Place team trophy. Many individuals did well in the County and Conference Meets also this year. Also seven new records were set this year. New Records High Jump — 1.45 meters — Linda Funk 1600 Meter Run — 6:27.8 minutes — Tina 400 Meter Relay — 55.7 seconds — DeeDee Glavish Hendrick. Natalie Keele. Missy Hoehn. Linda Funk. 1600 Meter Relay — 4:43 minutes — Lori 800 Meter Run — 2:41.4 — Lana Foster Hoehn. Karen Chausse. Lana Foster. Linda 400 Meter Run — 65.2 seconds — Linda Funk Funk. THROUGH FINE SEASON Sometimes bubbles’' help. Debbie shows good form. Natalie uses leg muscles. Jodi in the circle. Just a little farther. DeeDee. [f.na. UP rom e Carla flies to the finish. VARSITY BASEBALL first row: Leroy Huber. Pal Jachino. Joe Michael. Kent Wiseman. Danny Clavin. Ben Schwarm. Danny Wright, second row: Brad Cachera. Tracy Epley. Brad Janssen. Dallas Redeker. John Marquess. Joe Gonet. Jim Milligan. Coach Bob Davis. Coach Davis had high hopes for this year’s baseball team, but due to injuries, and circumstances beyond his control, it turned out to be a disappointment. The Redskins ended the season with a record of 9-9. Junior Dan Wright made a fine showing with a record of 6-3, winning the Red Ruffing award for the second year in a row. Sporadic play was common, keeping the record right around the .500 mark most of the year. Excessive errors and lack of hitting cost several games, including the first round Regional game against Hillsboro, which erased the Redskins from a state bid. In conference action the Redskins did a little better as they put in a fine effort and ended their season with a 7-4 record and a second place in the conference. All conference recognition went to Brad Janssen. Honorable Mention was awarded to Ben Schwarm. Tracy Epley. Dan Wright, and John Marquess. Marquess was the lead hitter with a .38 average, followed by Brad Janssen .343. and Dan Wright .333. Pat Jachino led the team with eight stolen bases. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL first row: Russ Weller. Tim Compton. J.C. Taylor. Terry Hubbard, Louis Rhodes. Mark Reamer, second row: Greg Reaty. Monte Epley. Rret Tuetken. Scott Wooley. Francis Alexander. Coach David Winnett. With the addition of Coach David Winnett. Nokomis was able to have a full schedule of freshman-sophomore games. Thirteen teammates played ten games and ended the season with 3 wins and 7 losses. The leading hitters for the J. V. team were Scott Wooley with a .450 average. Bret Tuetken with .466 and John Marquess with .450. 94 A FIRST SEASON 1980 ATHLETIC BANQUET The tenth annual Nokomis Boosters Athletic Banquet was held on Saturday. May 3. in the high school gym. The following awards were presented. Front Row. left to right are: Sue Clavin. best free throw percentage, and most rebounds; Julie Schweizer. most points: Linda Funk, best defensive player, most points in track, and most valuable playerBarry Epley. member of 1978 Illinois Baseball Coaches Association Eastern All-Star team.- Mike Meiners. most rebounds and most valuable athlete: Joe Gonet. best free throw percentage: Danny Clavin. best defensive basketball player-. Back Row. left to right. DeeDee Hendricks, second total points in track: Anamarie Fullerton, third total points in track. Sandy Gehlbach. Tennis state qualifier-. Charlene Hill. Tennis state qualifier: Sharon Johnson. All-Conference volleyball team: Lenya Forston. outstanding senior cheerleader: Jeff Kimbro. offensive football award: Joe Michael, defensive football award. BAND AND CHORUS BANQUETS This years Band and Coral Aids Banquets were huge successes. They were both filled with one award after another. There were letters or bars for everyone. gifts for graduating seniors, and the band and chorus camp winners were announced. The food was great and each banquet was entertained by one of their own groups, the Band Banquet by the Jazz Band and the Coral Aids Banquet by the Jr. High and Sr. High Songsters. Above are the Band Camp winners: Dawn Crow. Curt Janssen. Kim Johnson, and Kim C a c h e r a . The Coral Aids Camp winners are below: Shelly Taylor. Cheryl Pryor. Kim C a c h e r a. and Susan Keele. 97 YOUTH WITH A PURPOSE The FFA Banquet was held Tuesday. April Sth. in the cafeteria. Featured guest speaker was Kent Croon a past member, who gave a slide presentation on the European trip he won through FFA. FFA has had a successful year with various judging teams placing high at the sectional level. The FFA will receive a first place plaque for most total points in section 19. Our state teams have placed well. Poultry team placed first in the state, they will represent Illinois at the National contest. Crops and Horse Judging received thirds in the state, and meats team received a tenth. We have two more state contest in livestock and dairy, and mechanics. Our FFA had many sectional production award winners, totaling 13. We had 5 district winners, with three individuals receiving second place at the state level. Four people received their state farmer degrees in 1980. These awards will be received by the individuals at the state convention, in June. The FFA parents, members, and guest. Advisor. Maurice Meyer and Mark Ber- Star Agribusiness and Star Farmer. Rosemary Ma-tolino. pies and Mike Hand. 98 Greg McCallum. Dekalb Award. Leroy Huber receiving an award A TIME FOR SENIORS dm VARIETY The 1980 Variety Show was held April 17 at the Nokomis High School Gym. Two weeks of hard practice preceded the performance. Jolene Hagemeier. Mike Steele, and Kristy Cearlock were our emcee's for the evening. The performances filled the evening with laughter, music and funky dancing. Hard work made this year's show a great success. 1. Overture 2. Up With People 3. You Needed Me 4. Tri-don t 5. Shake Well 6. Tracy Flowers 7. Bohemian Its' Not 8. Edna 9. Boo-Boo 10. Songsters 11. Newlyweds 12. Jazz Band 13. Paul Hopwood 14. Bandstand Boogie 15. Does Your Mother Know 16. If 7. Mr. Rogers 18. All My Trials 19. Ice Castles 20. Cheerleaders 21. Rainy Days 22. Beauty Pageant 23. Night and Day 24. Ask Not ► y) m J 1980 A handsome trio. Hang on light Jeff. Linda on the flute Barb singing If . Hosting the Newlyweds. Beethoven's 5th. Having problems. Brad? Three celebrities of the Newlywed Game. You tel I'em Lenya. Play it Susan. At the hop. YOUR CLASSMATES 1980 Junior attendants: Mitchell Wise. Jolene Hagemeier. Pat Jachino. Lana Foster. David Wnght. Karen Lehman Retiring queen Kathy Lehman. Retiring king: Richard Jachino. Senior attendants: Jody Grunenwald. Darrell Wattjes. Julie Burk. Jow Conet Sitting. Crown Bearer Erin Detmers. Gift Bearer Josh Harston. Queen: Julie Schweizer. King: Danny Clavm The 1980 Junior-Senior Prom was held April 26 in the Nokomis High School cafeteria. Hot Shot provided the music for the evening. If you were one of the many students that attended the 1980 Junior-Senior Prom, you entered the cafeteria in a grand march under an archway of green. If you looked up. you saw a beautiful ceiling of maroon and white. 104 Crown Bearer-Erin Detmers. Gift Bearer-Josh Harston JUNIOR — SENIOR PROM JUNIOR ATTEN DANTS: SENIOR ATTEN DANTS: Pat Jachino and Lana Foster Dan Gavin and Julie Burk Darrell Wattjes and Jody Grunenwald David Wright and Karen Lehman 1980 ROYAL COURT Mitchell Wise and Jolene Fla gemeier Joe Gonet and Julie Schweizer QUEEN Julie Clavin Schweizer and KING Dan 105 A Time For . . . . Waiting for coronation, the spectators listen to the music. Jeff and Kevin serve the punch. Other prom servers were Mike Gonet. Mark Marley. Kelli Hicks. Toni Schwarm. Chris Johnson. Brenda Huber, and Nancy Janssen. Telling secrets. Mitchell? What did you say?” The crowd dances on. Surprise Mike!” DANCING THE NIGHT AWAY The band Hoi Shot played great music. Lana straightens Danny's tie before coronation. Even the chaperones had a good time. Tina's ready to dance. Hey! Lets dance. Left: Joe and Diane relaxing and listening to the music. What a lively bunch. The 1980 Prom Court Dance. A TIME FOR The night of May 23, 1980, was a warm spring evening as the class of '80 arrived at a long-awaited event-graduation. With mixed feelings, 85 boys and girls nervously made last adjustments, to caps, gowns, and tassles. Laughing to keep from crying, they marched up the aisle to Pomp and CircumstanceThe invocation was given by Reverend John M. Savoree, followed by the band playing a selection, Rhythm of the Winds. ” CO-valedictorians, Debbi Fox. and Linda Funk, along with the salutatorian, Sandy Gehlbach delivered their speeches to the graduates. All three speeches were unique for they revealed the many happy memories of the past four years, but they also made their classmates wonder about the future. Mr. Guidish announced the top twelve students of the senior class, who had maintained a 4.5 average during their four years at N.H.S. Mr. Guidish then presented the senior class to the President of Board of Education, Mr. Eugene Johnson, so they could receive their diplomas. Reverend John M. Savoree gave the benediction, which was followed by the band playing Lamar. ” as the Class of '80 marched from their chairs, some smiling through the tears. Co-valedictorian. Debbi Fox. speaking Linda Funk, co-valedictorian, looking on about the last four years at N.H.S. into the future. ONE GLANCE BACKWARDS 109 What's wrong Mrs. T? Everybody's busy. AT FOUR BEAUTIFUL YEARS Missy Hoehn. an honor student. stands for Cheese. Jody! applause. A solemn moment. Mr. and Mrs. Spannagel say a few words. no The band prepares to play. I hope it’s almost over, my tongue is numb. BEFORE MOVING AHEAD Good goin'. Cun! Here tve go. Presenting the Class of 1980! The look on Jeff Butler’s face and the tear in Julie Burk's eye summarizes how most of the graduates felt about their last few moments as students at Noko-mis High School. Hi HOLA FROM ALE In an interview with an annual staff member Ale discussed her goals, and gave her opinions about life in the U.S.A. These are the highlights: I wanted to come to the United States because I want-ed to know your customs and your form of life. I also wanted to tell other people about my country. The A.F.S. is a program with the goal of friendship and peace between the participating countries. There are several differences between the United States and Costa Rica. For example we eat a little breakfast. a big lunch and a little supper. We cook our food differently also. We don 7 need airconditioning and we can use the same clothes year around. Several families are very conservative. In my country we have many of the same hobbies as you do here in the United States. We go to movies, dance and participate in all kinds of sports. Our schools are very different from the schools here in the United States. We have to wear special uniforms and we only go Jo school in the morning on some' days and in the afternoon on other days. Our school year is from March to November. We also go to high school for five years. These past nine months have gone so fast I can't believe it. I want to thank Mrs. Normagene Goodwin for taking me into her home and loving me as if I was one of her own. She and her family have given me so much help with my English and getting aquainted with people. My experience on the volleyball team was really good for me. I had alot of fun on the bus going to the away games. I want to thank everyone that has made this year so exciting and one of the best in my life. My A.F.S. year has been great! Mr. Guidish is explaining the rules. Ale relaxes and enjoys evening. (JCU brtUJ 1 JlUturS vyi i y -fcla hjlp cuid do uvu curt yu Uyi aJU °TkLk you BcvJlr -j i lu hua eyacct UtCi bpu u Ui t+yntday .rftH6, a game during the Taking a rest in the library. Ale smiles at a friend. NHS $ MARTIES Team sent to Hillsboro- Coach Wunderlich. Curt Janssen. Jim Schniepp. Gerry Hall. Eric Millburg. and Coach Lee Come here if you know the answer. This year for the first time an intramural academic bowl was held with individual and team trophies awarded. In addition a team was sent to the Hillsboro Achievement Bowl where they made a fine showing against a tough Decatur MacArthur team. Mrs. Wunderlich and Mr. Lee provided fine coaching all around. 113 Intramural winners- Coach Wunderlich. Paula Applegate. Eric Millburg. Susan Keele. and Coach Lee. A TIME FOR Debbi Fox-. Co-Valedictorian Linda Funk: Co-Valedictorian. Outstand- Sandy Gehlbach: Salutatorian ing Athlete. Winner of an Illinois State Scholarship Flonor Students: Judy Dunaway. Debbi Fox. Linda Funk. Sandy Gehlbach. Jim Kiefer. Greg McCallum. Missy Hoehn. Dorothy Matthews. Sandy Smalley. Dan Johnson. Jean Niewinski. Rod Masters. K Dorothy Matthews: DAR Award. Presi- Greg McCallum: Dekalb Award dential Classroom Judy Dunaway: Awarded the St. Francis Flospital Auxiliary Nursing Scholarship. Litchfield. 114 ACHIEVEMENTS Illinois State Scholars: Jim Schniepp. Gerry Hall. Jim Kiefer. Linda Funk Boys State: Seated. Eric Millburg. Curt Janssen. Greg Neisler. Standing: Mr. Jim Guyot. Mitchell Wise. Doug Miles, and Mr. McCracken. ns There A Time For . . . 117 SENIOR ACTIVITY DENISE ALEX A fice Worker 2.4; Class Presi- Tennis 1,2: Christmas Candidate 2: Track 1.2 ROBERT ARMSTRONG FFA 1.2; Wrestling 1.2; Track I JOE BEASLEY Basketball 1.3; Prom Server 2: Valentine King 4; Variety Show 3.4 CURTIS BRA YE Football I CINDY BROWN Variety Show 2; Chorus 1.2 JULIE BURK Tennis I; Volleyball 1.2.3.4: Variety Show 1.2.3.4: Homecoming Candidate 1.3; Valentine Candidate 2; Prom Candidate 3.4; Student Council 2.3; Class Vice President I; Chorus 1.2,3.4; Spanish Club 1.2; Guidance Office Worker 3; Prom Candidate 4 JEFF BUTLER Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2; Baseball 3; Christmas Candidate 3; Variety Show 4 STEVE CACHERA Christmas Candidate 1.3; Valentine Candidate 1.2; Homecoming Candidate I; Football I; Basketball 1.2.3 KRISTY CEARLOCK Cheerleader ; Homecoming Candidate ; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Prom Candidate 3; Class President 4; Spanish Club I; Office Worker 4 DANNY CLAVIN Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Football I; FFA 1.2.3.4: Prom Candidate 4 SUE CL A VIN Tennis I; Volleyball 2.3.4 Cap. ns 3; Girls Basketball 1.2.3.4; Of- dent 3: Annual Staff Editor 4; Christmas Candidate I; N Club 1.2.3.4 Secretary 4 JUDY DUNAWAY Class Secretary-Treasurer I: Cheerleader I; Basketball 2; Tennis 4; Valentine Candidate 4; Variety Show 4: St. Francis Scholarship 4 TRACY EPLEY Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2.3.4; N Club 3.4; Christmas Candidate 2.4 King 4; Most Valuable Athlete 3: Annual Staff 4 FRANCES FLEET FHA 1.2.3.4; Chorus 2.3.4; Variety Show 2.3.4; HA Offices Treasurer. Points. President, Secretary- Treasurer Section 5a FHA Treasurer. Outstanding Member Award LENYA LE FORSTON Volleyball I; Pow Wow Staff 1.2; Library Worker 1.2; Band 1.2.3.4 Secretary-Treasurer 3. President 4; F H A 1.2; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4 Cap. 2.4 Outstanding Senior Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff 1.2.4; Homecoming Candidate 3.4 Queen 4; Variety Show 2.3.4; Student Council 3.4 President 4: Office Worker 3.4; N Club 3.4 DEBBI FOX Prom Server 2: Spanish Club ; Valentine Candidate I; Christmas Candidate 3.4 Queen 4; F H A I Public Relations 1st place. State-Puppetry; Girls Basketball 2.4; Annual Staff. Editor 4; Valedictorian 4 DUKE FOX Football 1.2.3; Variety Show 4 GAIL FRANZEN N Club 3.4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Tennis 1.2.3.4; Girls Basketball 1.2; Volleyball I: F F A 2.3.4 Secretary 4; Stu- LIST dent Council 2; F F A Section Award Floriculture 3. Gardening 4; Office Worker 4 ANAMARIE FULLERTON Tennis 2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Library Worker 4: Variety Show 1.2.3.4 LINDA FUNK Band 1.2.3.4: Variety Show 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4: Girls Basketball 1.2.3.4 Cap. 4: Prom Server 2; Illinois State Scholar 4: Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Chorus I; Spanish Club 1,2.3.4. Secretary 3. President 4: Valedictorian 4; Annual Staff 4. SANDY GEHLBACH Tennis 1.2.3.4; Track I; Spanish Club 1.2; Variety Show 2: Library Worker 3; Prom Server 2; Salutatorian 4. JOE GONET Football I; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2,3.4: Homecoming Candidate 1.2; Christmas Candidate 3; Valentine Candidate 3: Prom Candidate 3.4; N Club 3.4: Student Council-Secretary 4; Boy's State Candidate 3; Chorus 4 JODY GRUNENWALD FHA 1.2.3.4: Recreation 2; Public Relations 3; President and Section 5A Treasurer 4; Volleyball 2; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Songster 3.4; Prom Candidate 4 GERRY HALL Basketball 1.2.3; Football 1.2.3.4: Track I: N-Club 3.4, Vice President 2; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Annual Staff 4 MIKE HAND FFA 1.2.3.4; Section Star Farmer 4; State Farmer Degree 4; Second in State in Diversified Livestock 4 SCOTT HELDEBRANDT Football I; Wrestling .- Baseball I CHARLENE HILL Chorus Accompanist 1,2.3.4: Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Songsters 1.2.3.4: Tennis 2.3.4; Annual Staff Photographer 4 MIKE HILL Band I; Chorus 1,2.3.4; Songsters 1.2.3.4: Variety Show 1.2.3.4 m MARK HOEHN FFA 1.2.3.4 MISSY HOEHN N-Club 3.4; Track 3.4; Basketball 2.3.4; Flag Girl 3.4 CHARLENE HUBER Volleyball I; Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Tennis I; Chorus 1.2.3.4 DENISE HUGENER F H A 3.4; Band 2; Library Worker 4 BRAD JANSSEN Football I; Track I; Basketball 2.3.4; Baseball 2.3.4; Variety Show 4; N-Club 4 DAN JOHNSON FFA 1.2.3.4 MORRIS JOHNSON Basketball 1.2; Homecoming Candidate 3; Valentine Candidate I SHARON JOHNSON Girls Basketball 1.2; Volleyball 1.2.4; Girls Track 1.2; Songster 2; Class Treasurer 2; Homecoming Candidate I; Christmas Candidate I; Office Worker 4 BILL JOHNSON Basketball 1.2.3.4 MATT JONES Wrestling 1.2; Christmas Candidate 3; Football Manager 3; FFA I JIM KIEFER FFA 1.2.4; Annual Staff 4; Academic Bowl 2; Variety Show 3.4; Illinois State Scholar 4 DIANA LEMANSKI Track I; F H A (Vice President) 2.3; Chorus 4; Variety Show 4 CHERYL LIPE Homecoming Candidate 3; Valentine Candidate 3; Annual Staff 4 DENETA LIVINGSTON Library Worker 1.2.3.4 ROSEMARY MAPLES Chorus 1.2; Variety Show 1.2.4; Girls Basketball 3; F F A 2.3.4; Valentine Candidate 2: Office Worker 2. Annual Staff 4-. State Farmer Degree 4; District Horse Proficiency Winner 3; Section Horse Proficiency Sales and Service Winner 4; Treasurer FFA 3.4 ROD MASTERS Boy’s State Participant DOROTHY MA TTHEWS Band I; Office Worker I; Variety Show 1.2; Tennis 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1.2.3.4; Valentine Candidate 3; Prom Candidate 3; Student Council 2; Presidential Classroom 4; DAR Recipient 4; F F A 1.2.3.4 (Reporter 2.3: Vice-President 4: Section 19 Reporter 4) F F A State Farmer Degree 3; Hunter Merit Scholarship to U of I 4: N-Club 3.4; District winner in Swine Production 3; Annual Staff 4 GREG McCALLUM Basketball I; Prom Server 2; F F A 1.2.3.4: Sentinal 3: President 4 DAN McCLAIN Football I: Basketball 3; Band 3; Variety Show 3 MIKE MEINERS Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; N-Club 4: Homecoming Candidate 2; Christmas Candidate I; Variety Show 4; Student Council I ANNETTE MICHAEL F HA 1.2.3; Basketball ; Variety Show I BILLIE JOE MICHAEL Football 2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 2; Variety Show 1.2.3.4; N-Club 3.4: Christmas Candidate 4; Chorus 1,2.3.4: Songsters 1.2.3.4 LORI MICHAEL Chorus I; Cheerleader 1.2: Spanish Club 2; Annual Staff-Secretary 4: Variety Show ,-Guidance Office Worker 2; N-Club 4 GREG NIEHAUS Basketball I; Football I JEAN NIEWINSKI Vice-President 4; Office Worker 4 TIM OLLER Variety Show I SANDY PORTER F H A 1.2; Guidance Office Worker 3.4; Homecoming Candidate 4 SHERYL PORTER Basketball I: Volleyball 2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4: Variety Show 1.2.3.4: Spanish Club 2.3.4 (Vice-President 3.4); N-Club 3.4 MARK POTEET Football I; Basketball 1.2.3.4: Track I: N-Club 3.4 RON RANSDELL Basketball Manager 1.2.3.4; Football I: N-Club 2.3.4; FFA 2.3.4 DALLAS REDEKER FFA I.2.3.4: Football 1.2: Basketball 1.2.3: Baseball 1.2.3.4; N-Club 2.3.4 MIKE RODDEN Football 1.2 PRISCILLA ROGERS F H A I; Band 1.2.3.4; Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Track I TRACEY RUPPERT Homecoming Candidate 2 JAMES SCHNIEPP Basketball Manager I: Track and Field Manager I; Prom Server 2; Class Vice-President 3: Band 1.2.3.4; Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Acedemic Bowl 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Annual Staff 4 DEBBIE SCHREMPP Office Worker 2 BEN SCHWARM Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2.3.4; Football 1.3; Valentine Candidate 2.3; Homecoming Candidate 1.3; Class President 2; N-Club President 4; Annual Staff 4; All-Conference Baseball Selection 2.3 JULIE SCHWEIZER Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Student Council I; N-Club 2.3.4; Prom Queen 4 SANDY SMALLEY FHA I SUZANNE STAUDER Library Worker 4 MIKE STEELE Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2; Track I: Homecoming King 4; Variety Show 4; N-Club 3.4 KIM STINSON Library Worker 2.3.4 ALEJANDRA UMANABLANCO Library Worker 3.4 DARRELL WATTJES Prom Candidate 4 VICKI WEST Cheerleader 1,2.3; Track 1,2; Band 1.2.3.4; Variety Show 1.2.3.4; Student Council 2; Homecoming Candidate 4; Valentine Candidate 4; N-Club 3.4 KEVIN WILLIAMS Football 1.2.3.4 MISSY WILSON Cheerleader 2; Prom Server 2; Chorus 4; Christmas Candidate 3; Variety Show 4; Track 1.2: Annual Staff Treasurer 4 Cearlock. 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