Unity High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Mendon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

Unity Hi-Lites 1963-1964 Unity High School Mcndon, Illinois Table of Contents Activities 43 Sports 75 “Mike Cools It” Administration Guidance and friendliness from the administration and faculty help make the students’ high school education more enjoyable. 5 Left to right: Robert Dittmer, Rolland Wittier, James Spohr, Donald Peter, Norman Arnold, R. K. Sickles, Donald Frazier and Galen Parrack. Board of Education The completion of the building program of Community Unit No. 4 has given the Board of Education an opportunity to turn its attention to other responsibilities. Mr. Norman Arnold has acted as Superintendent for four years, with Mr. James Steinman as Assistant and Mr. Ellis Simler as Unity High Principal. Mr. William Dieterich has been school attorney for the district. The Board of Education is composed of seven members. Galen Parrack, a real estate dealer, who filled an unexpired term, has now served three years. James Spohr, a carpenter, is also filling an unexpired term. Don Peter, a farmer, is the president this year and has served three years. Keith Sickles, Manager of Ursa Co-Op. and Donald Frazier, a farmer, are completing their second year. Robert Dittmer and Rolland Wittier, farmers, were initiated into the work this year. These men donate many hours of service in planning and furthering the edu- cation of the district. 6 NORMAN ARNOLD Superintendent B.S., Warrensburg State Teachers College; M.S., U. of Illinois. LEATRICE DEDERT Secretary, Office of the Superintendent. JAMES STEINMAN Assistant Superinten- dent B.S., U. of Illinois; M.S., W.I.U. Administration HARRISON UNDERWOOD Counselor A.B., Culver-Stockton; U. of Missouri; Wash- ington U., W.I.U. Chemistry, Junior Sponsor. 7 ELLIS SIMLER Principal B.S., M.S., Northeast Missouri State Teach- ers College. DOLORES BUHRE Secretary, Office of the Principal. HUGH SHRADER Faculty FRANK HEDRICK CARL L. REUTER B.S., M.S., W.I.U. Air Force Tech. School English, Speech, Spanish. Dramatics Club Co- Sponsor LOR A IN E OLSON B.A., Culver-Stock- ton 'Ll. of Wisconsin U. of Missouri M. Ed., U. of Illi- nois English Senior Sponsor B.S., W.I.U, B.S., W.I.U. Physics, Mathematics Mathematics Camera Club Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor RONALD SCHOPP B.S., W.I.U. Industrial Arts Senior Sponsor 8 Faculty JEANETTE SHRADER B.S., Culver-Stockton Girls Physical Education Sponsor of G.A.A., Pep Club, and Cheerleaders. Freshman Sponsor. ROBERT BRIGHTWELL B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Social Studies MA., Vandercook College Chicago. Band of Unit 4. THOMAS SPARROW H. FRANKLIN LONG B.S., Culver-Stockton W.I.U., Northeast Mo. State Teachers College Physical Education, Ath- letic Director, Basket- ball and Track Coach. ETHEL KNODEL 9 B.S., M.S., University of Illinois, W.I.U. Librarian, Sponsor of Annual. PATRICK H. KEANE B.A., Quincy College Culver-Stockton U. of Illinois Driver Education Baseball Coach Assistant Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach Freshman Sponsor Faculty WILFORD NELSON A.B,, Carthage College M.M., American Con- servatory of Music, W.I.U. Unit 4 Chorus ZENITH WOOD B.S., U, of Illinois W.I.U., Mac Murray College Gregg College Detroit City College G.C.B.C., Quincy Col- lege Commerce MAXINE KING B.S., W.I.U. Philips U., Enid, Okla. Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor MORTON W. EVANS B.A., U. of Illinois Culver-Stockton, W.I.U. Agriculture F.F.A. Sponsor PHYLLIS HARRIS B.S., VV.I.U. English Sophomore Sponsor Dramatics Club C o-Sponsor Faculty DALE PISHOP B. S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Social Studies CHARLES STUMP Burdette Business College, Boston, Mass. B.S., M.S., W.I.U. U. of Missouri, E.I.U. Iowa State U. Biology, General Science ALLEN CHURCH B. S. Ed., B. S. Bus. Ad., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Commere ial Football, J.V. Basket- ball 11 RUTH DUKE B.E., W.I.U. English Junior Sponsor MUSTANGS HOMECOMING Oct 25 PARAOE 5;30 CANE 7:30 OcT 26 jA Who’s Who at Athlete She reads.... and reads .... Volleyball Champions dnu 1 ......... Basketball Sweetheart Court 12 Seniors The Senior Class has combined work, study, pleasure, and fun to make the year worth-while and to leave a lasting impression upon them selves, the faculty and the underclassmen of Unity High. JIM UPCHURCH “Drummer Boy” Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, Student Director, Band Council 4; S.C. 4; Class Sec. 2, V.P. 3, Presi- dent 4. VICKI PRICE “This Price is Right” G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; S.C. 4; Book- keeping Award 3. DENNIS HALSEY “Double Trouble” F.F.A. 2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; S.C. 1,3,4; Class Pres. 1, V. Pres. 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4. ARTIE HEPMSMEIER “A Growing Boy” Lettermen’s Club 4; Pep Club 3; Class V. Pres. 3; Sec. 4; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Homecoming Escort 4. SHIRLEY MANLOVE “The Keeper of Our Money” Band 4; F.H.A. 4; Library 1,2,3,4; President 3; Class Treas. 4. Seniors MIKE AGARD “All Star” Lettermen’s Club 2,3, V. Pres. 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4. BONNIE WARD “Cool, Calm and Col- lected” Annual Dance 2; Pep Club 2; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4, Band Council 4, Music Secretary 3,4; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Sextet 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3; Class Reporter 4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4. LINDA ALLEN “Dynamite” G.A.A.' 1. MARY BARNETT “Works on the Hi- Lites” Annual Staff 1,2,3, Bus. Mgr. 4; Band 1, Band Coun- cil 4; Library Club 1,2, S.C. Rep. 3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Chorus 4. TED CLAIR “A Likeable Fellow” Dramatics Club 4; Letter- men’s Club 2,3,4; Class S.C. Rep. 1; Class Pres. 2; Football 2; S.C. 2. ROBERT ASHER “Future Farmer’ F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Seniors GARY BRICKMAN “Football Man” Chorus 1,2,3; F.F.A. 2,3; Lettermen’s Club 4, Sec. 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 3,4. CONNIE ALLEN “She’s Got Personality” Band 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Dra- matics Club 4; G.A.A. 1,3, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 4; Pep Club 2; Class S. C. Rep. 3; Typing Award 3; Conservation Camp 3; S.A.A. Letter. SHARON BASTERT “Our Cheerleader” Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1, 2,3,4; Basketball Sweet- heart Court 3; Homecoming Court 3; Sextet 3,4. RUTH CONOVER “College Co-ed” Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; V. Pres. 3; Pep Club 2,3; Home- coming Court 4; Cheer- leader 1, Class Treas- urer 1,3. CAROL CORRIGAN “Our Homecoming Queen” Chorus 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, Sec. 4; Pep Club 2,3; Class Sec. 1; Homecoming Court 3, Queen 4. KEITH DAVIS “Skip” Chorus 3; Camera Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Base- ball 1, 3,4; Football 3. LINDA DABNEY “Quiet as a Mouse” Library Club 3,4. Seniors CHERYL DEDERT “Petite and Poised” Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2,3, Sec. 4; Pep Club 2,3; Dramatics Club 2,3; Sextet 3,4; S.A.A. Letter. CHARLES CRANK “Haste Makes Waste” F.F.A. 1. JACK CURRY “A Living Riot” Band 1,2,4, Treas. 3; Cho- rus 2; Camera Club 1,3,4, S.C. Rep. 2, Pres. 3; Dra- matics 3, Pres. 4; S.C. 2, Historian 4; Annual Dance, 3; Football 1,2. SHIRLEY ELLER BROCK “Quite A Gal” Band 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Treas. 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3. 1 CAROLYN GOEHL “Bundle of Energy’’ F. H.A. 1,2,3, V. Pres. 4; G. A.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Cheerleader 2: Pep Club 2,3,4; Girls’State Alt. 3. DICK ELLERMAN “Go, Man, Go’’ Letter men’s Club 2,3, Treas. 4; Pep Club 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball Sweetheart King 3; F.F.A. 2; Homecoming Escort 3. KAREN ECHTERNKAMP “Never A Dull Mo- ment’’ F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1 2,3, Sec. 4; Pep Club 2,3 Seniors GARY FRAZIER “Tall, Dark, and Hand- some’’ Annual Dance 2; Boys’ State 3; Dramatics 3, Treas. 4; S.C. 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3, Pres. 4; Football 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3. DAN DULANEY “Swell Fellow’’ F.F.A. 1,2,3, Treas. 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Baseball 2, Basketball 1, Football 3,4; Homecoming Escort 4. PAT FRESE “Short and Sweet” Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Cheer- leader 1; Homecoming Court 3,4; Dramatics 4. PATTIE KOHVES “Witty Redhead” Band 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Sex- tet 3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4; F.H. A. 2, Secretary 3,Pres- ident 4; G.A. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3. RUTH JOHNSON “Always Busy” F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4. MACK GROCE “Mr. President- U.H.S. ” Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Camera Club 1,2,3,4; S.C. 3, Presi- dent 4; Class Treas. 4; Boys’ State 3. Seniors ROBERT MITCHELL “Big Time” Quincy Junior High 1; Quin- cy Senior High 2. NORMA MORLEY “Always There toHelp” F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Parliamen- tarian 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Co-ed Award. JERRY McCUNE “Red” F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Seniors ROSS PETER “Math Whiz” Dramatics Club 3,4; Let- termen’s Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; S.C. 3; Class V.P. 1; Pres. 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 4; Basketball 1; S.A.A. Letter. DIANE ROBBINS “Nice to Have Around’’ F.H.A. 1. STEVE MYERS “Handsome Fellow” Band 4; Camera Club 3, Sec.-Treas.; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Pep Club3; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; Baseball 1. KATHLEEN KNAPP “Sticks by Through Thick and Thin” Band 2; Dramatics Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Cheerleader JUDY MORRILL “Small and Quiet” F.H.A. 2,3,4. LYNDEL. ROBERTSON “A Jolly Good Fellow” F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; S.C. 2,3; Basketball Manager 4. GREG NICHOLS “Unpredictable” Band 1; Lettermen’s Club 4; Football 2,4; Track 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Homecom- ing Escort 4. HAROLD RHODES “Dusty” Baseball 1. GARY SHAFFER “Nice to Talk To” Dramatics 3,4 F.F.A, 1, V. Pres. 2,3, Pres. 4; Boys’ State 3; S.A.A. Letter. RICHARD STARR “Speeds Through the Night” Lettermen’s Club 4; Cho- rus 1,2,3; Camera Club 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Track 3; Pep Club 1,2; Homecom- ing Escort 4. MARVIN RUTLEDGE “Wavy Red Hair” Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Bas- ketball 1,3,4; Baseball 3; Homecoming Escort 3. SANDRA SICKLES “Personality Plus” Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Class Sec. 3; Homecoming Court 4; D.A.R. Award 4; Cheer- leader 1. JONE SLONIGER “Not Hard to Please” G.A.A. 1. Seniors DEBBIE SCHWARTZ “A-Plus One Hundred” Annual Staff 1,2, Layout Ed. 3, Editor 4; Band 1, 2,3, Band Council 4; Dra- matics 2; Pep Club 2; S.C. Rep. 2,4, Historian 3; G.A.A. 1; Spanish Award 2; Conservation Camp 3; S.A.A. Letter. DEANNA STANBRIDG E “A Good Worker” F.H.A. 2,4; G.A.A. 1,2. ALLEN SHRIVER “Intellectual?” Chorus 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Class S.C. Rep. 2; Football 3,4; Track Manager 3. WENDELL WRAY “He’s Got WhatltTakes” Band 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Cam- era Club 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4; S.C. 4; Track 3,4; F.F.A. Award 2. CHARLOTTE TAKIER “Loads of Laughs’’ Band 1,2,4, Sec. 3; Dra- matics 2,4, Sec. 3; F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4. CHERYL TRIPP “Small, But Mighty’’ Band 3,4; F.H.A. 1,4. WERNER VON BURG “The Most Happy Fellow JANE TAYLOR “Brown Eyes’’ F.H.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,3,4; Pep Club 2. SANDRA ZENGEL “Always Cheerful’’ Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 2,3; S. A. A., Letter 3; Girls’State 3. Seniors JOE WILCOX “Never In a Hurry’’ Lettermen’s Club 4; Foot- ball 3,4. SUE VOSS “When She Talks, You Listen’’ Band 3,4; Chorus 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Reporter 4; G.A.A. 3. History of the Class of 1964 In August of 1960, seventy-four students from Ursa, Lima, Fowler, Loraine, and Mendon entered Unity High for the first time. At our first class meeting, we elected the following officers: President, Dennis Halsey; Vice President, Ross Peter; Secretary, Carol Corrigan; Treasurer, Ruth Conover; Student Council Representative, Ted Clair. Mr. Ronald Schopp was our sponsor. Sandra Sickles, Ruth Conover, Pat Frese, and Sharon Bastert were elected to serve as Junior Varsity cheerleaders. In October, we tried our luck at float building. The resulting theme was “South Pacific” with Deanna Stanbridge and Cheryl Tripp riding the float to represent the native girls. In order to make money, we held a skating party at Scotties Roller Rink in Quincy. Sharon Bastert represented the Freshman class at the Basketball Sweetheart Dance in February. The Annual Staff and Camera Club sponsored a Fed-Reb Dance in April. Sharon Bastert was our candidate for “Miss Dixie” with Dennis Halsey as her escort. Sixty-nine Silly Sophomores entered Unity in the fall of 1961. The following boys were elected class officers: President, Ted Clair; Vice President, Artie Hermsmeier; Secretary, Jim Upchurch; Treasurer, Mack Groce; Student Council Representative, Allen Shriver. Mrs. Loraine Olson joined Mr. Schopp in sponsoring the class. Sharon Bastert and Carolyn Goehl were our representatives on the Varsity cheerleading squad. In the Homecoming parade, Carol Corrigan, Sandra Sickle's, and Bonnie Ward rode our float, “Give Me One Dozen Roses.” The Camera Club and Annual Staff sponsored a dance in April. Gary Frazier was our candi- date for Clem Kaddidlehopper. He chose Bonnie Ward as his Daisy June. Our 1962-63 class officers were: President, Ross Peter; Vice President, Jim Upchurch; Secretary, Sandra Sickles; Treasurer, Ruth Conover; Student Council Representative, Connie Allen. “Just A Little Bit Better” helped our Homecoming float to second place. Pat Frese, Sharon Bastert, and Carol Corrigan were Junior attendants to the Homecoming Queen. Our Junior money-making project was the annual magazine drive. Our top three salesmen were Gary Frazier, Sharon Bastert, and Gary Brickman. Dick Ellerman was elected Basketball King in February. He escorted Sharon Bastert. Jack Curry was our candidate for April Fool at the Annual Staff Dance in April. He chose Debbie Schwartz as his April Queen candidate. In May we gave the Senior class a prom at the Elk’s Club in Quincy. Junior Musolino’s Band provided the music for our theme, “Moon River.” The Unity High Sextet sang the theme songforour guests. Four Junior girls were members of this group: Sharon Bastert, Cheryl Dedert, Patti Korves, and Bonnie Ward. Sharon Bastert was our Junior representative on the Varsity cheerleading squad. 22 The following people were chosen to go to summer camps: Girls’ State: Sandra Zengel, Alternate, Carolyn Goehl; Conservation Camp: Mary Barnett, Alternate, Debbie Schwartz; Ursa Lion Club: Connie Allen, Alternate, Sandra Sickles; Boys’ State: Gary Frazier, Alternate, Ross Peter; Ursa Lion Club: Gary Shaffer, Alternate, Gary Brickman; Mendon Lion Club: Mack Groce, Alternate, Dennis Halsey. Connie Allen received the Type I award and Vicki Price was honored with the Bookkeeping award. For our final year at Unity, we chose the following people to lead us: President, Jim Upchurch; Vice President, Dennis Halsey; Secretary, Artie Hermsmeier; Treasurer, Shirley Manlove; Student Council Repre- sentative, Vicki Price; Reporter, Bonnie Ward. Mr. Schopp completed his fourth year as sponsor for our class, and Mrs. Olson ended her third year. Sharon Bastert added the fourth bar to her cheerleading letter. Carol Corrigan was our Homecoming Queen. Her Senior attendants were Sandra Sickles, Pat Frese, and Ruth Conover. Our float, “Dumbo”, received second place in the parade. Marvin Rutledge was elected Basketball King in February. He escorted Pat Frese. Jim Upchurch was our Candidate for King Twirp at the Annual Staff Dance. Debbie Schwartz was his Lady Fair. The Junior class gave us a very exciting prom on May 8 at the Holiday Inn in Quincy. The Blue Knights provided the music. “Moonlight and Roses” was the theme. For our last activity as members of Unity High School, we had a picnic at Siloam Springs on May 22. In the evening, we were treated to dinner at the Flamingo in Quincy. Following dinner, we held a dance in the high school auditorium for the Seniors and their dates. Baccalaureate was held on Sunday, May 24. Commencement exercises were on May 28. CLASS COLORS: Yellow and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO: “Not for ourselves, but for all.” 23 Chow Line Just Fixin The Goodies Plenty Of Hot Air Underclassmen Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors wander through the halls awaiting the day they can possess the name of “Sophisticated Seniors.’’ CLASS OFFICERS President...................Randy Allen Vice President..............Steve Duke Secretary ......... Joyce Presser Treasurer....................Barb Knox Student Council.......Sebby Davis Reporter......................Gay Belden Sergeants-at-Arms .... Mike Wendling, Rich Mealiff Juniors Darlene Asher Billy Allen Linda Bastert Bobby Allen Randy Allen Lola Beeler Kenneth Althoff Gay Belden Molly Blackburn Bernie Andrew Bobette Bryant Dean Andrew Janet Cook Garth Baecker Geraldine Davis Glen Beverly Duane Blickhan Janie Doyle Roger Brickman Barbara Emery Class of 1965 Sharon Evans Roger Brink Connie Foltz Lyle Cornwell Steve Crow Yvonne Geerhaedts Danny Downs Linda Grimes Linda Hoener Steve Duke Anita Irvin John Duppong Marie Kaufman Steve Egan Linda Knorr Loren Elston Lyle Gooding Barb Knox Jerry Hall Marlene Kuntz Jean Manlove Billy Hanley Zelda McElroy Carroll Harms Juniors Mikel Hendrickson Joyce McMullen Lee Hinkle Joyce Miller Mary Morrill Bob Hull Sharon Nichols Brad Knox 28 Class of 1965 “Work makes a winner.’’ .icSWk ’ r-y CIV Tonja Nichols Wayne Kuhn Joyce Presser Richard Mealiff Junior Miller Sharon Reckers Richard Miller Nancy Rogers Wanda Rowbotham Tommy Morss Carol Schaffer Donald Quigg Juniors Connie Schumacher Roger Smith Judy Seliner Gale Starman Everett Terry Mary Lynn Shanks Kent Terry Connie Shupe Jerri Shupe Truman Tournear Connie Smith Lloyd Tucker Linda Snider Eddie Tuter Linda Thompson Paul VaLeu Darryl Voth Patte Tieken Mike Wendling Sandra Todd Linda Venvertloh Bill Woodworth Pat Winget Bruce Woodworth Lowell Bottorff Ida Sue Wittier June Woodworth Janet Wray 31 Mike Crouch, President Gary Niekamp, Vice-President Glenna Starman, Secretary Rodney Frazier., Treasurer Kate Leeper, Student Council Rep- resentative Mary Lou Stockhecke, Reporter Sophomores Johnny Anderson Leroy Baker Judy Barnett John Bastert Kassie Belden Elaine Beverly Evelyn Biswell Jim Carolan Loren Caster 32 Randy Clair Marci Cooley Jim Daugherty Bill Daugherty Sandra Daugherty Barbara Dedert Phyllis Detrick Norma Dickerman Mike Dobey Class of 1966 Jerry Donley Harry Ellis Ray Elston Tommy Emery Sandra Gilliland Judy Gooding Don Grotte Shirley Hanley Karen Harness Patty Hawe Sherry Hawe Terry Hawe Dean Herring R icky Hess Becky Hull Eddie Hull David Kendrick Carl Koontz Karen Kuhn Keith Lambert Judy Lentz Terry Logan Janet Maynard Judy Maynard Sophomores Janice McCune Carol McQueen Donald McQueen Danny Mittelberg Daphne Noel Bob Oenning Gregory Parrack Lois Priepot Terry Pulliam Larry Rabe Jerry R obbins Jackie Robertson Judy Schafer Dorothy Schaffer Phillip Schmiedeskamp Ted Sellers Donnie Sheurman Patsy Shrader Class of 1966 Linda Shriver Charles Shupe David Smith David Sowell Mary Steiner Carol Strickler 35 Larry Tallcott Gail Tieken John Tournear Leslie Voorhis Carol Ward Connie Warning Class of 1966 Stanley Warning Judy Wear Rose Weitholder Gerald Weitholder Lucinda Wollbrink Claude Woodworth In Memoriam 36 Karen Dornink November 19, 1963 Debra Jost Dale Venvertloh-President Alan Robertson-Vice President Arlene McGinnis-Secretary Donna Presser-Treasurer Leah Shupe-Student Council Representative Kent Myers-Reporter Class of 1967 Floyd Allen Kay Andrew Kent Andrew Carol Ardrey Ronald E. Asher Ronald L. Asher Sonja Baker Dickie Balfour Larry Bennett Linda Bennett Charles Bryson Stanley Burke Donald Christ Jeane Conover Carl Cook Russell Corrigan John Crouch Gary Dedert Guye Dedert Michael Dedert Jeanette DeVVitt Sandra Donley Calvin Duppong Donald Egan Freshmen 38 Joyce Elston Donna Gahn Mike Goehl Berta Green Dennis Greenlief Chuck Groce Kent Gronewold John Grotte Robert Hardy D’Ann Hinkle Larry Hoener Capitola Holmes Gary Hull Kent Irvin Dickie Jackson Mike Jackson Carolyn Jenkins David Kent Class of 1967 Jerry Lanning Roger Leerhoff Roger McElroy Nancy McMullen Terry Merker Michael Meyer 39 Lois Miles Eugene Myers Terry Nichols Diana Niekamp Clifford Northrup Priscilla Palmer Freshmen 40 Jackie Penn Mary Peter Diana Poulter Steve Secrest David Shriver Raymond Simmons Teresa Sloniger Sharon Starman Tommy Stockhecke James Stone Gregory Stout P Randy Stump -Mi Sue Takier Sharon Thornton Leonard Tournear Marcia Voorhis Gloria Voth Carolyn Watts Class of 1967 Ray Wear Eddie Wilcox William Wilcox John Wittier Karen Woodworth Vi eke Woodworth Mae Worrell Fredrick Zengel Patti Keller 41 ACTIVITIES There are numerous extra-curricular activities at I. H. S. pro viding fun, work, and pleasure. Hommjimiig F.F.A. Float 2nd Place Organizations “Moby Dick” Senior Float Co-second Place “Dumbo’’ Sophomore Float Co-second Place “Peter Pan’’ Annual Staff Float “Mickey Mouse” TRkP ' I THOSt HT5 Disney Creations Junior float 1st place “Snow White” R9o0iMn w ir tunic 011« Unity High Marching Mustangs Freshmen float Davey Crockett F.H.A. Float 1st place Organizations Wonderful World of Color” Homecoming Dance Steve Myers crowns the Queen. SENIOR ATTENDANTS Sandra Sickles Ruth Conover Carol Corrigan (Queen) Pat Frese JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Linda Venvertloh Barb Knox Joyce t’resser CHEERLEADERS Linda Bastert. Sharon Bastert Karen Dornink Dorothy Schaffer Half-time Presentation Mom Madigan ... Lucy Trainor . . , Sheila Rollins . Winnie Clark . , Gert Anderson . Ada Short . . Elwood Simpson Monk Stacy . . . Bing Wilson . . Pudge Burnett . . Julia Cartwright Elsie Hacker . Cal Henry . . . Mrs. Trainor . . CAST ........... Sharon Nichols ...........Sharon Bastert ..............Sebby Davis ............Bobette Bryant ............Linda Grimes ..........Charlotte Takier ............Lloyd Tucker ............Greg Parrack ...........Richard Miller ......Phil Schmiedeskamp .......Connie Schumacher ................Barb Knox ................Ted Clair ..........Jeanie Conover Don Leonard “Don’t cry, Mrs. Trainor.” Randy Allen Miss Fanshaw Joyce Presser Extra Girl Pattie Korves Directed by Miss Phyllis Harris and Mr. Hugh Shrader. Jerri Shupe was assistant tothe direc- tors. You deserved that, Elwood Simpson.” 48 The spring play, “Seventeen is Terrific,” had the following cast of characters: Dr. Allenby . . Mrs. Wagner . Hannah Hawks Chuck Allenby Barbie Allenby Janie Allenby . Billie Allenby . •Patsy Gardner Nancy Pomeroy Hugo Jarvis . George Bennet Ginny Grant . . , ...... Jack Curry . . . Mary Barnett . . . . Connie Allen .... Mack Groce . . Sharon Bastert . . Glenna Starman . . . . John Bastert ......Sue Takier Lucinda Wollbrink . . . Lloyd Tucker . . . Dean Andrew . . Donna Presser Jumpin’ Jiminy Dedert hams it up Student Teachers -- Danny . . . Freshman baby with Sopho- more clowns and Linda. -•JT Student Administration Talk about dull lectures. . Student Council Week The BUTTERFLIES return Dress-down Day Student Council Week Oreo! Barber Shoppe Quartet The villain enters Mamma’s pride and joy 51 Junior Prom Valedictorian Debbie Schwartz Salutatorian Connie Allen American Legion Mike Agard Carolyn Goehl S. A. A. Membership Connie Allen Ross Peter Debbie Schwartz Scholarships Teacher Education Connie Allen Ruth Conover Steve Myers County Agriculture Ross Peter Culver-Stockton Science Jack Curry Illinois College Grant Mack G.roce Illinois Scholarship Commission Debbie Schwartz Bradley University Grant Ted Clair University of Missouri Gary Frazier P. T. A. Jubilee Mack Groce Quincy College Grants Sandra Zengel Gary Shaffer Adams County Nurse Sharon Bastert Science Dept. Award Ross Peter Agriculture Award Gary Shaffer DeKalb Award Lyndel Robertson Social Science Dept. Award Connie Allen D.A.R. Excellence in History Connie Allen Mathematics Dept. Award Debbie Schwartz Danforth Foundation Ross Peter Connie Allen Athletic Dept. Award Mike Agard Athletic Free Throw Dick Ellerman Class Night (oiujnrtulatiom to the graduating class Commercial Dept. Award Vicki Price Typing I Award Barbara Knox 70-word Typing Award Linda Thompson Bookkeeping Award Patti Tieken ilomemaking Award Norma Morley Betty Crocker Award Shirley Manlove English Dept. Award Debbie Schwartz Spanish Dept. Award Phyllis Detrick Concert Band Award Jim Upchurch Band Secretary Award Bonnie Ward Marching Band Award Mack Groce Chorus Award Ruth Conover Dramatics Award Jerri Shupe D. A. R. Award Sandra Sickles School Citizenship Award Dennis Halsey Ruth Conover Student Council Award Mack Groce BACCALAUREATE UNITY HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM SUNDAY EVENING. MAY 24, 1961 8:00 P.M. D.S.T. •Procession ! •Invocation Scripture Serman Choral Number •Benediction •Recessional SOLEMN PROCESSION—Williams Wilford Nelson - - - Rev. Robert Stout Loraine Christian Church • Rev. Warren Turner Ursa Christian Church - “Youth, TTie Awakening Giant Rev. Edward Harding Mendon Congregational Church WITH A VOICE OF SINGING—Shaw Unity High School Chorus . . - Rev. Robert Stout MARCH OF THE NOBLES—Walters Wilford Nelson 1964 Unity Jiigh School MENDON, ILLINOIS COMMENCEMENT UNITY HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 28. 1964 'Processional ’Invocation Choral Number Introduction of Speaker Address Presentation of Gass Presentation of Diplomas 8:00 P.M. D.S.T. POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE—Elgar Unity High School Band - - - Rev. Marin Kuvacic Mendon St. Edward’s Catholic Church CHOOSE SOMETHING LIKE A STAR Poem—Robert Frost Music—Randall Thompson Unity High School Chorus Norman Arnold, Superintendent “Yoor P.Q. Is Showing' Dr. Charles E. Kauzlarich Chairman, Business Education Dept. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville, Missouri - - E. L. Simler, Principal - - Donald Peter President, Board of Education Choral Number 'Benediction •Recessional THE HALLS OF IVY—Knight Unity High School Chorus ----- Rev. John Rhine Mendon Lutheran Church WAR MARCH OF THE PRIESTS—Mendelssohn Unity High School Band wuwt mti CUSS CS SI Hors’n’ Around ORGANIZATIONS 1X'he organizations at Unity High School are planned to provide certain services for the school, to provide students with training in their particular fields of interest as well as to gain knowledge which can be used upon graduation from high school. Sitting from left to right: Jim Upchurch, Jackie Penn, Sonja Baker, Mary Barnett, Debbie Schwartz, Editor, Wanda Rowbotham, Layout Mana- ger, Bonnie Ward, Mary Steiner, MackGroce. Standing: Greg Parrack, John Duppong, Chuck Groce, Elaine Beverly, Linda Snider, Mike Myer, Kenny Althoff, Ted Sellers, Mrs. Knodel, sponsor. Annual Staff The 1963-64 Annual Staff has worked hard throughout the year to collect the activities of the school year. Its members take pride in giving the students many memories in the UNITY HI-LITES. Debbie Schwartz served as Editor, Wanda Rowbotham as Assistant Editor, and Mary Barnett did an able job as Business Manager. Mack Groce did an excel- lent job of supplying the staff with many important pictures. The Annual Staff sponsored the TWIRP dance in April. A cake drawing was held. Gary Niekamp and Kate Leeper were voted king and queen. They represented the Sophomore class. Jim Upchurch and Debbie Schwartz were the Senior representatives. The Juniors were Brad Knox and Linda Grimes, and the Freshmen were represented by Allen Robertson and Sue Takier. Hey, let’s dance. King TWIRP Gary Niekamp and his chosen Queen Kate Leeper. Seated from left to right: S. Davis, M. Bar- nett, J. Curry, Historian W. Rowbotnam, Secretary, M. Groce, Presi- dent, L. Ven- vertloh. Vice President, K. Beldon, Treas- urer, G. Bae- P cker, Mr. Sim- ler. Sponsor. Second row: M. . , .. . —, Crouch, D. Venvertloh, D. Schwartz, G. Beldon, L. Bastert. Third row: B. Dedert, J. Upchurch, R. Allen, W. Wray, G. Frazier, C. Shupe, D. Halsey, L. Shupe. Steiner, V. Price, K. Leeper.M. ” lao T Student Council The Student Council of 1963-64 opened a very busy year with a “Get-Acquainted Dance” held in the cafeteria. The Freshmen were admitted free. The “Dynamics”played. The Homecoming festivities, annually sponsored by the Council, highlight the fall activities of the school year. The theme for the two days’ activities was Walt Disney Creations.” A new project originated by the Student Council was the “no homework weekend”of each month, due to the efforts of the President. An all school Christmas Assembly was sponsored by the Student Council, with Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Davis presenting the program. Several other assemblies were given for the student body in various fields of entertainment, all of which were provided for by the Student Council. The Student Council elections were changed to include four Members-at-Large to serve on next year’s Council. The voting took place at polls set up in the cafeteria for the first time this year in- stead of being mandatory as in the past. The year was ended successfully with Student Council Week, with the highlight being student exchange.' Nine neighboring schools took part. Each day of the week had a special significance. Monday was student teaching day when the stu- dents assumed the roles of the various faculty members. Also it was dress-up day. Tuesday was the special assembly. Wednesday the out- standing talent of the school was recognized. Thursday was silly dress day--the Freshmen were babies, the Sophomores, clowns; the Jun- iors, Beatles; and the Seniors, Bums. An unforgettable physica! fitness assembly. Mr. and Mrs. J. Davis First row, from left to right: J. Robertson, B. Dedert, W. Rowbotham, C. Goehl, P, Korves, G. Beldon, J. Shupe, S. Evans, P. Winget, S. Voss, Second row: M. Voorhis, M. Worrel, S. Wittier, B. Green, Mrs. King, A. Irvin, N. VfcMulTen, L. Knorr, C. Tripp, P. Freese. Third row: D. Poulter, M. Peter, S. Baker, K. Belden, C. Strickler, C. Schaffer, P. Palmer, J. Penn, C. Jenkins, T. Sloniger. Fourth row: Y. Geerhaedts, G. Davis, J. Morrill, Z. McElroy, K. Andrew, J. Selinder, C. Holmes, S. Manlove, C. Richmiller, L. Bennett. Fifth row: M. Morrill, B. Hull, G. Voth, M. Kaufman, J. Taylor, S. Ellerbrock, J. Schafer, J. Manlove, N. Rogers, R. Johnson. Top row: S. Shupe, N. Morley, D. Stanbridge, K. Woodworth, K. Echternkamp, C. Vogel, L. Beeler, R. Weitholder, S. Donley, C. Warning. The membership of the Unity High School F.H.A. chapter was 60 for 1963-64. The officers were: Pres. Pattie Korves; V. Pres. Carolyn Goehl; Sec. Gay Belden; Treas. Wanda Rowbotham; V. Pres, of Pub. Relations Sue Voss; V. Pres, of Degrees Pat Winget; Historian Sharon Evans; Recreation Leader Jackie Robertson; S. C. Rep. Barb Dedert. Mrs. Arthur Belden and Mrs. Joseph Morley served as chapter mothers. Mrs. Maxine King sponsored the group. The activities of the F.H.A. began with a Get-Acquainted Party in Mendon Park. The F.H.A. Rally was the next event for the organization. The meet- ing was held in Payson and Unity was recognized as an Honor Chapter of Sec- tion 8. A first place rating was given to our Homecoming float, “Wonderful World of Color’’. The Annual Christmas Tea for the recognition of F.H.A. mothers was held in December. The final event of the year was a Mother-Daughter Banquet held on April 14. The main event of the evening was a style show. Those who were awarded a Junior Degree were: Kay Andrew, Sonja Baker, Judy Gooding, Berta Green, Priscilla Palmer, Jackie Penn, Mary Peter, Leah Dawn Shupe, Marcia Voorhis, Gloria Voth, Mae Worrell. Those who received a Chapter Degree were: Barbara Dedert, Sharon Evans, Marie Kaufman, Linda Knorr, Mary Morrell, Wanda Rowbotham, Carol Strickler, Connie Warning. F. H. PROGRAM Invocation: Cheryl Tripp Buffet Supper Toastmistreas: Carolyn Goehl Welcome: Norma Morley Response: Mrs. Morley Introduction of Guests: Mrs. King Degrees Ceremony Installation of New Officers Group Recreation Fashion on Parade Benediction: Shirley Ellerbrock The Mother Daughter Banquet Receives Chapter Degree Unity’s BUTTERFLIES 63 First row, from left to right: S. Crow, D. Dulaney, R, Smith, G. Shaffer, B. Knox, P. Schmiedeskamp, Mr. Evans. Second row: K. Andrew, C. Cook, G. Hull, R. Asher, T. Stockhecke, D. Shriver. Third row: S. Burke, D. Jackson, J. Wittier, M. Dedert, M. Jackson, J. Bastert, L. Caster, L. Voorhis, D. Andrew. Fourth row: L. Robertson, B. Daugherty, R. Asher, C. Woodworth, G. Neikamp, S. Warning, E. Terry, L. Gooding, K. Myers, J. Carolan. Fifth row: D. Halsey, J. Duppong, L. Cornwell, T. Morss, C. Duppong, R. Hardy, D. Christ, B. Woodworth, J. McCune. Sixth row: A. Von Burg, V. Gregory, L. Bennett, C. Shupe, D. Sheurman, L. Rabe, L. Elston, J. Miller, S. Duke, W. Wray. Seventh row: K. Althoff, R. Mealiff, J. Daugherty, G. Dedert, J. Anderson, J. Donley, M. Goehl, R. Corrigan, L. Tallcott. Top row: R. Elston, R. Clair, G. Dedert, D. Blickhan, R. Asher, S. Harms, J. Lanning, G. Weitholder, B. Andrew, R. Brink. F. F. A. Parents and Son Banquet PROGRAM Toastmaster, , ,Wendell Wray Invocation . . , Bean Andrew BANQUET Opening Ceremony . , Officers Havin’ fun? Welcome. , , , Lyle Cornwell Introduction of Guests . . Morton Evans Awards...........Morton Evans Presentation of Honorary Chapter Degree Gap.y Shaffer Presentation of Queen. . Dennis Halsey Program. .... Kent Sla.ter State F.F.A. President BE THE BEST Closing Ceremony . .Officers Benediction. . Bernie Andrew 64 The 1963-64 year was an outstanding one for the Unity High F.F.A. They participated in numerous agricultural events both local and interstate. The' highlight of the year for the chapter was the rating of Superior in the state for the first time. Roger Smith, besides winning several local awards, was named State Farmer. Outstanding Ag. Student was Gary Shaffer; Lyndel Robertson won the DeKalb Award; and Phil Schmiedeskamp was Star Greenhand. The Honorary Chapter Farmers were Truman Waite, Keith Sickles, and LeRoy Grimes. The annual F.F.A. Parents Son Banquet was held on April 2, 1964. The program included the presenting of awards and the presenting of the F.F.A. Sweetheart, Miss Pat Winget. Her at- tendants were Mary Peter and Sebby Davis. Gary Shaffer Outstanding Ag. Student The F.F.A. Homecoming Float, “Moby Dick was rated second place. Roger Smith State Farmer Lyndel Robertson DeKalb Award 65 G. A. A. First row, from left to right: P. Freese, C. Dedert, J. Robertson, S. Takier, Mrs. Shrader, M. Blackburn, C. Allen, C. Corrigan, M. Steiner, D. Niekamp, J. Wray, L. Knorr. Second row: S. Wittier, J. Lentz, R. Conover, S. Nichols, S. Thorton, S. Bastert, S. Todd, L. Wollbrink, K. Dornick, D. Presser, M. Peter, P. Detrick. Third row: L. Grimes, J. Presser, K. Kuhn, C. Smith, C. Warning, V. Woodworth, N. Dickerman, J. Miller, L. Bastert, C. Takier, L. Shriver, L. Venvertloh. Fourth row: D. Jost, K. Andrew, N. Rogers, P. Winget, D. Noel, J. Taylor, S. Daugherty, C. Ward, S. Zengel, A. McGinnis, J. Elston, R. Wietholder. Fifth row: S. Ellerbrock, L. Shupe, P. Tieken, N. Morley, L. Hoener, P. Korves, L. Shanks, M. Stockhecke, S. Sickles, M. Kuntz, J. Schafer, V. Price. Top row: L. Beeler, L. Thompson, L. Priepot, K. Ecternkamp, C. Vogel, C. Shupe, W. Rowbotham, D. Guan. G. A. A. G. A. A. OFFICERS 1963-1964 Connie Allen . . Bobette Bryant . Carol Corrigan Mollie Blackburn Mary Steiner . . ...........President . . . .Vice President ......,. . Secretary .......... Treasurer Student Council Rep. In the fall of 1963, the G. A. A. initiated all the new members of the organ- ization. We entered a float “Pluto” in the Homecoming parade. Activities for the year were bowling, which included two leagues, trampoline and tum- bling, and tennis during the spring. We also sponsored a coat-check during the basketball games and some after-game dances during the season. Awards are given to girls participating in activities according to a point system. The first-year award requires a total of 75 points; the second-year award, 150 points; the third-year award, 225 points; and the fourth-year award requires a total of 300 points. The Marching Mustangs began their season of programs with performances for home football games. A cha-cha dance step was the main attraction for the Homecoming game. In October, the band went to Culver Stockton’s Homecoming where they brought home the first place trophy for class A bands for the second consecutive year. YVestern Illinois University’s Homecoming provided a second large parade for the band. New uniforms and some new equipment made the Marching Mustangs appear even sharper than last year. Nearly ninety Unit students in maroon and white marched in this season’s programs. Bernie Andrew, a Junior, was drum major and Patti Tieken, another Junior, was drum majorette. Both of these students were large assets to the success of the Marching Mustangs. Officers of the band for 1963-64 were: President, Wendell Wray; Secretary, Lynn Shanks; Student Council Representative, Garth Baecker; Student Director, Jim Upchurch. In April the Music Boosters gave a ban- quet for the band members. All the Seniors who had been in band for all four years re- ceived a pin. At the left, Bernie Andrew, drum major of the Marching Mustangs, is shown as he presents the first place trophy for class A bands to Mack Groce, President of the Student Council. The band received the trophy at Culver Stockton College in Canton, Missouri for the second consecutive year. 68 The Marching Mustangs Halftime performance PEP BAND First Row: K. Leeper, K. Belden, C. Ward.L. Shriver,B. Knox, L. Thomp- son, D, Schwartz. Second Row: L. Priepot, M. Barnett. Third Row: G. Dedert, J. Anderson. Fourth Row: M. Dobey, L. Tucker. Fifth Row: M. Meyers, S. Duke, W. Rowbotham,R. Allen, M. Groce, J. Curry, W. Wray. Top Row: G. Niekamp, J. Upchurch, J. Doyle, C. Groce, G. Stout. Pep Band Pep assemblies and home basketball games were enjoyed even more fully with the help of the Pep Band, under the direction of Mr. Sparrow. Our own team as well as the visitor’s team seemed to have more “pep” when the Pep, Band played. Toward the end of the basketball season, the Brown County Pep Band and our Pep Band exchanged for visiting games. Stage Band The Stage Band, or Dance Band, provided music for school dances as well as several meetings of organizations within our immediate community as well as in sur- rounding area. This group always presents a well-organized program of music for people of all ages who enjoy various types of music. The Stage Band also accompan- ied the Concert Band and Mixed Chorus on their tour to Augusta on April 16. STAGE BAND First Row: L.Thomp- son, B. Andrew, K. Leeper, K. Belden. Second Row: R. Al- len, W. Rowbotham, S. Duke, L. Priepot. Third Row: J. Up- church, M. Dobey, G. Dedert, J. Anderson, W. Wray, J. Curry, L. Tucker, G. Stout. Piano: P. Tieken. Standing: M. Groce. Top Row, Left to Right: J. Conover, P. Tieken, M. Kuntz, P. Korves, C. Schumacher, C. Shupe, W. Rowbotham, J. Maynard, C. Smith, Mr. Nelson, R. Allen, M. Myers, S. Duke, A. Shriver. Second Row: D. Asher, S. Sickles, P. Winget, K. Kuhn, M. Stockhecke, C. Warning, J. Maynard, D. Noel, L. Thompson, L. Priepot, W. Wilcox, M. Groce. Third Row: S. Zengel, K. Harness, L. Grimes, S. Thornton, S. Bastert, S. Baker, J. Doyle, J. Lentz, D. Schaffer, M. Kaufman, G. Baecker, L. Tucker. Fourth Row: J. Robert- son, R. Conover, S. Nichols, K. Andrew, L. Bastert, B. Bryant, J. Elston, B. Ward, L. Venvertloh, J. Wray, P. Schmeideskamp, C. Groce. Fifth Row: G. Starman, B. Knox, M. Steiner, S. Takier, M. Barnett, M. Cooley, L. Knorr, P. Detrick, C. Dedert, R. Asher, G. Stout, H. Ellis. Chorus The Unity High Mixed Chorus began the 1963-64 school year with the Annual Winter Concert with the bands. The Chorus’ portion of the Concert was highlighted with selections by the Unity Hi Sextet and two duets by Bonnie and Carol Ward. The Chorus also sent representatives to Panorama in Quincy in April. The Unit 4 Music Festival and a tour of Augusta and Brown County High Schools were also enjoyed by the Chorus. The Sextet had several engagements in the surrounding area to provide entertainment for meetings and programs. Four Senior girls and two Junior girls comprise the Sextet. UNITY HI SEXTET Left to right: Cheryl Dedert, Soprano, Bonnie Ward, Second Soprano, Sharon Bastert, Soprano, Patti Tieken, Second So- prano, Marlene Kuntz, Alto, Pattie Korves, Alto. First Row: B. Knox, Mr. Shrader, G. Frazier, L. Thompson, J. Curry, R. Allen, J. Presser, Miss Harris, B. Bryant. Second Row: M. Barnett, C. Allen, S. Davis, J. Conover, L. Tucker, L. Beeler, C. Schumacher, T. Clair, P. Korves, S. Bastert, J. Wray. Third Row: J. Doyle, G. Starman, S. Nichols, P. Schmiedeskamp, L. Grimes, R. Miller, C. Takier, G. Parrack, J. Shupe, L. Venvertloh. Third Row: B. Ward, P. Frese, P. Tieken, R. Peter, M. Blackburn, G. Shaffer, M. Stockhecke, L. Hoener, L. Wollbrink. Dramatics Club The 1963-64 Dramatics Club consisted of nearly forty members. The officers were: Pres., Jack Curry; V. Pres., Randy Allen; Sec., Linda Thompson; Treas., Joyce Presser; S.C. Rep., Gary Frazier. In order to become a member of the Dramatics Club, a student has to partici- pate in a play or assist with the production of it by serving on a committee. Both plays were directed by Miss Phyllis Harris and Mr. Hugh Shrader, assisted by Jerri Shupe. Pins were awarded at the last meeting of the Dramatics Club. The Dramatics Award was won by Jerri Shupe. A party was enjoyed by the club on May 15. 1st Row: C. Miles, S. Zengel,M. Bar- nett, C. Dedert, J. Seliner, Mrs. Knodel. 2nd Row: P. Detrick, L. Dabney, L. Shriv- er, L. Miles, J. Barnett, K. Kuhn, S. Manlove, R. Johnson, G. Star- man. Last Row: L. Shanks, E.Bev- erly, B. Dedert, C. Goehl,V. Price, J. Manlove, J. Cook. Library Club The Library Club is composed of those students who serve as li- brarians for the school. The Unity Library Club is a member of the Mississippi Valley Students Library Association and the Illinois Students Library Association. The past year Mary Barnett was 2nd Vice-Presi- dent of the Mississippi Valley Association and Shirley Manlove was Publi- city Chairman. Unity was host tothe Mississippi Valley meeting March 21. There were panel discussions in the morning, a luncheon at noon, and a talk by Mr. David Leong, a visiting journalist from Malaysia. The Library Club officers are: Sandra Zengel, President; Cheryl Dedert, Secretary-Treasurer; Mary Barnett, Student Council Repre- sentative and Carol Miles, Reporter. Camera Club The purpose of this club is to provide pictures for the Student Coun- cil and the yearbook and to give training in the art of photography to students. The 1963-64 officers are: Greg Parrack, President; Ricky Hess, Secretary-Treasurer; and Wendell Wray, Student Council Representative. Seated from left to right: W. Wray, Mr. Hedrick, G. Baecker, R. Hess, C. Harms, J. Curry, D. Smith. Standing from left to right: M. Groce, C. Groce, D. Andrew, R. Smith, G. Parrack. Left to right: D. Halsey, G. Brickman, D. Du- laney, G. Nichols, M. Agard, R. Mealiff, A. Hermsmeier, S. Myers, G. Frazier, C. Koontz, Coach Long, R. Smith, D. Ellerman, T, Clair, R. Brickman, M. Rut- ledge, R, Peter, C. Shupe, S. Egan. Letterman’s Club To earn the right to join the Lettermens Club you must earn a major letter in one of the following sports: baseball, basketball, football or track. This year Gary Frazier headed the group as President. Mike Agard acted as Vice President. Ross Peter was Sec- retary, Dick Ellerman was Treasurer, and Dennis Halsey represented the Lettermen on the Student Council. “Cheers for the team.” The student body is always ready and willing to yell for the Mustangs. ATHLETICS The athletes of Unity High School work hard to obtain their goal of winning a game and always display fine sportsmanship. CONFERENCES The Unity High Mustangs are currently in two athletic conferences. Unity is a member of the 6 team YVenois Conference including Central, Payson, Liberty, West Pike, Barry and Unity. The YVenois schools have an annual basketball schedule and a tournament, as well as fall baseball and spring track. None of the YVenois schools play football other than Unity, so it is not possible for Unity, to participate in fall baseball. There are also 6 member schools in the strong Mid-YVest Conference including Central, Beardstown, Rushville, Pittsfield, Brown County and Unity. The confer- ence has a full schedule in four sports with football, basketball, track and baseball. Central of Camp Point however, does not have football in its athletic program. The Mid-YVest Conference does not have a basketball tournament but they do have an annual ‘‘Conference track meet”as does the YVenois Conference. First row from left to right: D. Egan, Manager, G. Brickman, D. Starr, A. Hermsmeier, R. Peter, M. Agard, A. Shriver, S. Myers, G. Nichols, D. Du- laney, J. Wilcox, R. Elston, Manager, Coach Church. Second row: J. Crouch, J. Stone, T. Merker, D. Jackson, D. Venvertloh, S. Warning, G. Nie- kamp, R. Zengel, D. Balfour, D. Shriver, R. McElroy, D. Greenlief, Coach Keane. Third row: D. Jackson, T. Sellers, K. Myers, C. Bryson, S. Egan, T. Nichols, B. Wilcox, K. Gronewold, L. Cornwell, S. Secrest, E. Myers, M. Crouch, Coach Long. Fourth row: C. Shupe, F. Allen, G. Dedert, R. Meal- iff, G. Weitholder, J. Lanning, D. Grotte, B. Knox, C. Harms, R. Brickman, J. Grotte, R. Frazier, C. Duppong. Varsity Football 1963 3 Won - 6 Lost Unity 6 Rushville 19 Unity 13 Carthage 19 Unity 12 Warsaw 52 Unity 12 Hamilton 0 Unity 0 Beardstown 13 Unity 0 Western 25 Unity 6 Brown Co. 34 Unity 32 LaHarpe 0 Unity 20 Pittsfield 7 Unity 6 - Rushville 19. The first game of the season was loaded with fumbles and mis- sed blocking assignments on the part of both teams. Rushville came up with 19 points while the Mustangs tallied only 6 points on a touchdown by halfback Mike Agard. Unity 13 - Carthage 19. The Mustangs were on defense most of the night and managed to hold a big Carthage ball club to 19 points. However, the Mustangs could cross pay dirt only twice. Mike Agard scored along with Dick Ellerman. Steve Myers added a point after touchdown on a pass. Unity 12 - Warsaw 52. Warsaw was very strong and powerful again. Warsaw’s big gun was All-Stater Darrell Althide. The Mustangs did manage to score twice. This was quite an accomplishment since Warsaw had not yet been scored upon this season. Mike Agard again tallied the two touchdowns for the mustangs. Unity 12 - Hamilton 0. The Mustangs gained their first victory of the season by downing Hamilton at Hamilton. Hard-running Mike Agard scored one touchdown while Dick Ellerman added the other. Ross Peter and Roger Brickmandid an outstanding job on defense for the Mustangs. Unity 0 - Beardstown 13. This was the first game that the Mustangs had not scored at least one touchdown a game in the past two years. Gary Brickman had a busy night as mid- dle linebacker where he had 12 tackles to his credit. Unity 0 - Western 25. This is turning out to be the annual rain game for the Mustangs. For the past two years Western and the Mustangs have met on a rain-soaked field. Again the Mustangs were shut out by the LaMoine Valley Conference Football Champs. Unity 6 - Brown County 34. This was the Homecoming game for Unity. Brown County had been scored upon once the entire season. Unity’s star halfback Mike Agard scored from 12 yards out. Brown County went undefeated and won the Midwest Conference Champion- ship. Unit 32 - LaHarpeO. The Mustangs finally got everything working right for the LaHarpe contest. The determined Mustangs scored on the second play of the game and controlled the ball for the rest of the game. Gary Brickman and Ross Peter played outstanding defensive ball while Steve Egan, Artie Hermsmeier and Charlie Bryson came up with one touchdown each. Chuck Shupe kicked an extra point and dependable Mike Agard had 2 touchdowns to his credit. Unity 20 - Pittsfield 7. Thisballgame made the season for the Mustangs seem success- ful and worthwhile. Fullback Roger Brickman made twotouchdowns while Artie Hermsmei- er tallied one. Mike Agard scored two extra points. Gary Brickman, Rich Mealiff, Greg Nichols and Steve Myers were just a few of the many who gave all they had to win the last game of the season. The following received letters in football. Seniors: Mike Agard, Gary Brickman, Danny Dulaney, Artie Hermsmeier, Steve Myers, Greg Nichols, Ross Peter, Richard Starr, Allen Shriver and Joe Wilcox; Juniors: Roger Brickman, Lyle Cornwell, Steve Egan and Richard Mealiff; Sophomores: Rod Frazier, Gary Niekamp and Gerald Wietholder. The managers were Don Egan and Ray Elston. CHEERLEADERS Patti Tieken Linda Bastert Dorothy Schaffer Karen Dornink Sharon Bastert Linda Venvertloh Left to Right: Coach Long, G. Frazier, B. Andrew,D. Ellerman, M. Agard, R. Brickman, M. Rutledge, C. Shupe, G. Brickman, D. Halsey, A. Hermsmeier, D.Her- ring, M. Crouch, Man- ager,R.Elston and Man- ager L. Robertson. Basketball The Unity High School Mustangs ended the 1963-64basketball season with a 14 won and 10 lost record, the best school record since an 18 and 6 record during the 1955-56 season. The Mustangs scored a total of 1322 points while holding their opponents to 1299 points. The Mustangs brought home the second place trophy from the Wenoise Conference tournament and the fifth place trophy from the Central Holiday tournament. Coach Frank Long’s Mus- tangs finished second in the Wenois Conference with a record of 4 and 1. In their first year in the strong Midwest Conference they finished third with 3 wins and 2 defeats. Unity’s leading scorer and rebounder was Gary Frazier who scored 368 points for an average of 15.3 points per game and a total of 289 rebounds for 12 rebounds per game. Sec- ond in scoring and rebounds is the all-around performer, Dick Ellerman, who had a total of 315 points for a 13.1 average per game and 176reboundsfor a 7.3 per game average. Mike Agard, Senior Letterman, was elected captain of the 1963-64 Mustangs. The Mustangs will lose seven seniors from this year’s squad. They are: Dick Ellerman, Mike Agard, Gary Frazier, Marvin Rutledge, Dennis Halsey, Artie Hermsmeier, and Gary Brickman. 1963-64 RECORD Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity Unity 52 39 54 54 49 45 60 52 62 53 68 55 73 46 34 62 74 53 Central 52 74 55 West Pike Barry Warsaw Central Hamilton Rushville LaHarpe Beardstown Brown County Carthage Payson Liberty Pittsfield Warsaw Pleasant Hill Colchester Central Brown County Holiday Tournament Macomb Northwestern Liberty “Lots of Action 41 Wenois Tournament 37 Unity 52 Barry 42 64 Unity 50 Central 55 69 68 Regional Tournament 56 Unity 53 Payson 55 First How: H. Elston, Man- ager; M. Crouch; G. Baeck- er; R. Smith; D. Egan, Man- ager. Second Row: Coach Church; T. Sellers; C. Shupe; K. Terry; R. Fra- zier; D. Smith; C. Koontz. Jr. Varsity The Freshman - Sophomore basketball squad compiled a record of 13 wins and 5 de- feats. Their 4 wins and 1 loss record in the MidWest Conference was good enough for a tie for first place and the Fresh-Soph Midwest conference trophy. . The squad was made up of Dean Herring, Chuck Shupe, Mike Crouch, Rod Frazier, Carl Koontz, Ted Sellers and David Smith. Statistics show that Chuck Shupe had the highest point total of 224 and Carl Koontz had the best free throw percentage with 66 2 3%. 1963-64 SCHEDULE Unity 44 West Pike 50 Unity 53 Barry 44 Unity 53 Warsaw 14 Unity 46 Central 50 Unity 44 Hamilton 48 Unity 58 Rushville 53 Unity 54 La Harpe 40 Unity 60 Beardstown 41 Unity 38 Brown County 62 Unity 58 Carthage 46 Unity 45 Payson 38 Unity 52 Liberty 34 Unity 30 Pittsfield 57 Unity 47 Warsaw 45 Unity 42 Pleasant Hill 41 Unity 66 Colchester 47 Unity 60 Central 43 Unity 68 Brown County 50 CHEERLEADERS: Linda Venvertloh Sharon Bastert Dorothy Schafer Linda Bastert Patti Tieken 79 First row from left to right: R. Elston, Manager, C. Duppong, E. My- ers, J. Grotte, G. Dedert, M. Jackson, J. Lanning, C. Bryson, Coach Keane. Second row: D. Greenlief, K. Gronewold, K. Myers, S. Sec- rest, F. Allen, E. Wilcox, T. Nichols, J. Crouch. Third row: D. Egan, Manager, R. McElroy, J. Stone, D. Balfour, D. Venvertloh, D. Jackson, T. Merker, D. Shriver, R. Zengel. Freshman Football For the first time in the 15 year history of Unity High School Athletics, a Freshmen football squad was organized. A total of 23 boys played a three game Freshmen schedule under Coach Pat Keane. The team’s leading scorers were: Floyd Allen, Charles Bryson, Jr. and Dale Venvertloh. It is likely that 1963 might well be the only year that Unity will have a Freshmen Foot- ball squad, as the MidWest Conference has adopted a Freshmen-Sophomore schedule for 1964. Unity plans to play a seven game Freshmen-Sophomore schedule in 1964 in place of a jun- ior Varsity Football schedule. 1963 FRESHMEN SCHEDULE ' Unity 6 Christian Bros 0 Unity 32 Quincy 6 Unity 7 Quincy 13 Junior Varsity Season The Unity High School Jr. Varsity Football team played a five game schedule winning 4 games and losing 1 game. The Jr. Varsity squad scored a total of 128 points and held their opponents to only 33 points. The squad was made up of the foil owing boys: Brad Knox, Carroll Harms, Ted Sellers, Chuck Shupe, Stan Warning, Danny Mittelberg, Rodney Frazier, Mike Crouch and Gary Nie- kamp. The Freshmen squad played in most of the JV games. First Row: Coach Keane; L. Hoener; J. Crouch; R. Stump; D. Venvert- loh; K. Myers; D. Jackson; J. Stone; D. Greenlief. Second Row: R. Hardy; K. Gronewold; T. Nichols; M. Goehl; J. Grotte; C. Bryson; F. Allen; A. Robertson; Gary Dedert, Manager. Tom Stockhecke, Mgr. not in picture. Freshman Basketball The 1963-64 Freshman Basketball team started slowly but came along strong at the end of the season. Although their record was not too impressive, the calibre of play leaves hope for the future. The starting lineup was usually picked from a group of six boys, who were Dale Venvertloh, Larry Hoener, Floyd Allen, Kent Myers, Randy Stump and Alan Robertson. A total of 16 boys were on the team that played 14 “A” games and 5 “B” games. Dale Venvertloh was elected team captain and was also selected as most valuable by his teammates. Floyd Allen, Alan Robertson and Larry Hoener were the leading scorers along with Venvertloh. The managers were Gary Dedert and Tom Stockhecke. Mr. Keane was the coach for the fifth straight year. FRESHMEN SCORES A games B games Won 3 Lost 11 Won 3 Lost 2 Unity 29 Carthage 62 Unity 33 Warsaw 31 Unity 40 Payson 30 Unity 26 Central 20 Unity 39 Plymouth 41 Unity 38 C. B. 34 Unity 37 Warsaw 48 Unity 31 Pittsfield 43 Unity 53 Central 55 Unity 23 C. B. 25 Unity 33 C. B. 43 Unity 53 Liberty 31 Freshmen Tournament at Central Unity 43 Hamilton 38 Unity 54 Carthage 55 (O. T. ) Unity 34 Quincy 43 Unity 44 Plymouth 46 Unity 44 Pittsfield 48 Unity 41 Bowen 51 Unity 46 C. B. 48 (O. T. ) Freshmen Cheerleaders Donna Presser Leah Shipe Kay Andrew Arlene McGinnis Top Row: R. Elston, Mgr., M. Crouch, D. Voth, C. Shupe, B. Allen, F. Allen, J. Wilcox, Mgr. Middle Row: C. Koontz, T. Sellers, L. Bottorff, R. Brickman, W. Kuhn. Bottom Row: G. Brickman, R. Peter, D. Halsey, G. Frazier, D. Eller- man, Coach Keane. Baseball TheUnity Mustangs finished their 1964 Baseball season in a blaze of glory. After a slow start the team began to click at tournament time. A squad of 15 players and 2 managers were fin- ally eliminated from the Illinois High School tournament trail by the strong Springfield nine at Staunton by the score of 5 - 0. Springfield Griffin went on to win the state championship. Right-hander Dennis Halsey was elected by his teammates as Captain and most valuable player. The 1964 season was the 4th for Dennis at Unity. Although the team posted a so-so record of 11 wins and 10 losses, the season was high- lighted with a sparkling finish .... The squad members were Dennis Halsey, Dick Ellerman, Gary Frazier, Ross Peter and Gary Brickman, all Seniors, as well as Juniors Roger Brickman, Darryl Voth, Wayne Kuhn, Billy Joe Allen, and Lowell Bottorff. The Sophomores were Chuck Shupe, Carl Koontz, Ted Sellers, and Mike Crouch. The lone Freshman player was Floyd Allen. Team managers were Senior Joe Wilcox and Sophomore Ray Elston. Pat Keane was the coach. This was the first year for the Mustangs in the MIDWEST CONFERENCE. Outside games were scheduled with Warsaw, Plymouth, Quincy and Christian Brothers. Season Scores Unity 3 Warsaw 4 Unity 9-0 Central 11-4 Unity 4 Quincy 6 Unity 6 Brown Co. 5 Unity 3 Christian Bros. 4 Unity 9 Brown Co. 2 Unity 0-1 Pittsfield 4-4 Unity 3 Quincy 8 Unity 0 Christian Bros. 2 Unity 6-7 Beardstown 3-5 Unity 7-6 Rushville 2-2 Unity 4 Plymouth 1 Tournament Scores QUINCY DISTRICT Unity 9 Christian Brothers 6 Unity 1 Central 0 (8 innings) PITTSFIELD REGIONAL Unity 6 Jerseyville 0 Unity 6 Jacksonville 2 STAUNTON SECTIONAL Unity 0 Springfield Griggin 5 TOP HITTERS D. Ellerman .288 W. Kuhn .283 D. Voth .268 R. Brickman .266 D. Halsey .256 PITCHER'S RECORDS w-1 D. Halsey 5-2 W. Kuhn 3-3 C. Shupe 2-4 R. Brickman 0-1 G. Frazier 1-0 Steve Myers Mike Crouch Top Row: D. Jannsen, T. Sellers, F. Allen, J. Grotte, C. Bryson, J. Crouch. Middle Row: M. Crouch, R. Mealiff, B. Andrew, S, Egan, D. Voth, C. Shupe, R. Smith. Bottom Row: Coach Long, D. Ellerman, A. Hermsmeier, M. Agard, G. Frazier. Chuck Shupe Mike Agard Gary Frazier Track The Unity track team ended the 1964 track season at the Midwest conference meet held at Beardstown May 4, 1964. The Mustangs finished second in the Wenois Conference and fourth in the Midwest Conference. The Mustangs hold track victories over the following schools: Pittsfield, Louisiana, Mo., Chris.tian Brothers, Liberty, LaHarpe, Central, Barry, West Pike, and Rushville. Coach Frank Long’s track team set six new school records. The following records were set during the 1964 track season: Freshman 100 yd. dash, Floyd Allen, : 11.0 at Carthage. 440 yd. Fresh-Soph Relay, Floyd Allen, Mike Crouch, Chuck Shupe, Ted Sellers, :50.4 at Wenois Conference. 120 yd. High Hurdles, Bernie Andrew,: 16.8 at Wenois Conference. Pole Vault, Mike Agard, 12' 2 at Quincy Relays. High Jump, Gary Frazier, 5’9” at Quincy Relays. Mile Relay, Ted Sellers, Steve Myers, Mike Crouch, Gary Frazier, 3:51.2 at Liberty. The Track squad is made up of the following boys: Seniors: Mike Agard, Dick Ellerman, Gary Frazier, Greg Nichols, Artie Herms- meier: Juniors: Bernie Andrew, Steve Egan, Rich Mealiff, Roger Smith, Darryl Voth; Sophomores: Mike Crouch, Gary Niekamp, Ted Sellers, Chuck Shupe; Freshmen: Floyd Allen, Charles Bryson, John Grotte, Dick Jannsen and John Crouch. Bernie Andrew Floyd Allen Chemistry Biology Classes Shorthand -all Girls' P. Classes Boys' P. E. Civics College Preparatory English Government Classes English I SAA Awards The SAA, a high school counterpart of Phi Beta Kappa, presents Scholarship letters and certificates for high scholastic achievement, especially in the academic subjects. The purpose of the program is to recognize good scholarship in high school and to en- courage students to become members of the school scholarship team. The students honored for work in the 1962-1963 school year (picture above) are shown with Mr. L. I. McEwen: Mary Lou Stockhecke, Janie Doyle, Sandra Zengel, Glenna Starman, Rodney Frazier, Jerri Shupe, Phyllis Detrick, Lynn Shanks, Mike Crouch, Cheryl Dedert, Linda Bastert, Marlene Kuntz, Patti Tieken, Sandra Daugherty, Debbie Schwartz, Gary Shaffer, Ross Peter. Those honored for the first semester of the 1963-1964 school year were presented their awards by Mr. Roger Mittleberg. They are: FIRST ROW: Sandra Daugherty, Arlene McGinnis, Terry Merker, Jerri Shupe, Cheryl Dedert, Phyllis Detrick. SECOND ROW: Dean Andrew, Marlene Kuntz, Patti Tieken, Debbie Schwartz, Dale Venvertloh. THIRD ROW: Randy Allen, Linda. Snider, Rodney Frazier, Elaine Beverly, Lynn Shanks. The seniors who received SAA Award Memberships were: Connie Allen, Ross Peter, and Debbie Schwartz. 90 Science Fair Unity High School exhibited 26 projects at the Culver-Stockton Science Fair, March 7, 1964. The project, EMBRYOLOGY OF A CHICKEN, exhibited by Judy Barnett and Becky Hull, received a first place trophy. HEREDITARY FACTORS, a project shown by Lucinda Wollbrink and Sandra Daugherty, earned a second place plaque. Mike Crouch received a third place award for his project, LINEAR TRANSFORMATIONS OF VECTORS IN SPACE. The remaining Unity High projects received honorable mention awards. Unity High School exhibited science projects at the district science fair held at the Western Illinois University, April 11, 1964. Unity won five first places, eight second places, seven third places, and one honorable mention. Those who placed first were: Ray Elston, THE SAVORY SENSE: Roger Smith, FORESTRY, THE ART OF MANAGING FORESTS; Marie Kaufman, CANCER AND YOU,. KARKINOS; Lloyd Tucker and Dean Andrew, PALEONTOLOGY, THE STUDY OF FOSSILS; Mack Groce, MATH, The first place winners were permitted to enter the state science fair held at the University of Illinois, May 9, 1964. 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