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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

UNITY HI-LITES 1972-1973 Mustangs Unity High School Mendon, Illinois Dedication Mrs. Ethel Knodel, librarian at Unity High School, is retiring after 32 years as a teacher. She has been at Unity since 1959, first as both English teacher and librarian and later as a full-time librarian and sponsor of the annual. Mrs. Knodel attended McKendree College in Lebannon, Northwestern University in Evanston and the University of Chicago and received her B.S. and M. S. degrees from the University of Illinois in Urbana. She is a member of the Illinois Library Association, the School Librarians Association, the Illinois Education Association, the National Education Association, the American Association of Uni- versity Women, the Federated Business and Professional Womens Club, and is an active member of the Union United Methodist Church of Quincy. For her time and effort which she has unselfishly donated to the Annual, the Annual Staff would like to dedicate the 1973 Unity Hi-Lites to her. We wish to thank her for all her help throughout the years and we will never forget all the things she has taught us. THE STAFF Lois Gordley, Janet Mealiff Co-Editors 2 Unity Is . . . . . . Being Involved TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 7 SENIORS 17 UNDERCLASSMEN 37 ORGANIZATIONS 65 SPORTS 93 ACTIVITIES 117 INDEX 137 6 . . . Many Things — But . • • ADMINISTRA TION LEONARD NIEKAMP, President HENRY CANNELL ROGER ALLEN KEITH DONLEY, Secretary ROGER INMAN Board of Education The Board of Education of Com- munity Unit 4, Adams County is composed of 7 members, each of whom is elected for a 3-year term. A member traditionally serves only 2 terms. The Board decides on the school policy, hires personnel, and under- takes financial responsibility for the Unit's money. Roger Allen, a business executive, and Leonard Niekamp, a farmer, are BERT JANSSEN completing their second terms. Roger Inman and JohnT. Smith, farmers, were reelected in 1971 while Bert Janssesn, Henry Cannell, and Keith Donley, farmers, were reelected in 1972. Mr. Niekamp has served as pres- ident and Mr. Donley as secretary during the 1972-1973 year. Much time and devotion is given by these members in order that the youth of this community may be educated. JOHN T. SMITH ROBERT FORMA NEK B.S., M.S., U. of Iowa Superintendent Administration ALLEN CHURCH B.S., M.S., N.E. Mo. State- Principal Student Council Sponsor RALPH PAYNE B.S., W.I.U.s M.S., I.S.U. Director of Federal Programs Elementary Supervisor HARRISON UNDERWOOD A.B. Culver-Stockton; U. of Mo., Wash. U.; M.S., W.I.U. Unit Counselor Practical Math HUGH SHRADER B.S., M.S., W.I.U. Assistant Principal Head of English Department JACK ARNOLD B.S., S.W. Mo. State M.S., Drury College Counselor Social Studies ADMINISTRATION 9 Faculty ROSEMARY JENKINS B.S., Carthage College, Wis.; W.I.U. Language Arts 8th Grade Co-Sponsor DONALD SCHOENING B.A., Spring Arbor College M.A., W.I.U. English Speech Dramatics Dramatics Club Sponsor Junior Class Co-Sponsor Chess Club Sponsor GENE WELLS B.S., W.I.U. Art Art Club Sponsor Round-Up Co-Sponsor 8th Grade Football EUGENE MOSS B.S., N.E. Mo. State English Sophomore Class Sponsor Round-Up Co-Sponsor Track Coach LEIGH CONOVER B.S. Culver-Stockton; Ariz. St. U.; N.I.U. Language Arts Boy's P.E. Record Keeping 7th Grade Co-Sponsor MARGARET ROSSER B.S., U. of Mo. Spanish English Spanish Club Sponsor 10 FACULTY Faculty PHILIP CARLISLE B.S., N.E. Mo. State Mathematics Fr. -Soph. Football Coach WILFORD NELSON A.B., Carthage College; N.M., Amer. Cons. Music; W.I.U. Chorus EARL CARPENTER B.S. in Ed., N.E. Mo. State Mathematics Math-Science Club Co-Sponsor SUSAN FORRESTER B.S., Mich. St. U. Mathematics Science Twirler Sponsor THOMAS SPARROW B.S., Culver-Stockton; M.A., Vandercook College Band Head of Music Department FACULTY 11 Faculty KATHY LUETKEMEYER B.S., N.E. Mo. State Girls’ P.E. GAA Sponsor Cheerleader Sponsor Freshmen Class Sponsor Girls' Track Team (GAA) MARTHA DANGLADE B.A., Quincy College; N.E. Mo. State Social Science Social Studies 7th Grade Co-Sponsor S.A.E. Sponsor DEAN WOODRUFF Gem City; B.S., Quincy College Boy's P.E. Asst. Basketball Varsity Coach Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Senior Class Co-Sponsor RONALD DAVIS B.S. in Ed., S.I.U. Social Studies Asst. Track Coach Head Football Coach Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor BETTY BREITWIESER B.S., N.E. Mo. State Geography 7th 8th Grade Cheerleader Sponsor phyllis Mcknight B.S., S.W. Mo. State; N.E. Mo. State Special Education 12 FACULTY B.A., Graceland College Biology Science Junior Class Co-Sponsor Math-Science Club Co-Sponsor CHARLES CORDIS B.S. in Ed., W.I.U. Industrial Arts Asst. Varsity Football Coach Freshman Class Co-Sponsor Industrial Arts Club Sponsor Wrestling Coach ROBERT MOORE B.S., N.E. Mo. State Science Asst. Basketball Coach 8th Grade Co-Sponsor Baseball PATRICK H. KEANE A.B., Quincy College; Culver-Stockton; U. of I. Driver's Education Athletic Director Baseball Coach Faculty RICHARD SPOHR B.S., W.I.U.; N.I.U. Mathematics Science Dept. Head Head Basketball Coach MAXINE KING B.S., W.I.U.; Philips U.f Enid, O.; S.I.U. Home Economics F.H.A. FACULTY 13 DIANA SIMON B.S. W.I.U. ; U. of I. Commercial KENT SMITH B.S. , U. of I. Agriculture FFA Sponsor CECIL WITHROW B.S. , E.I.U. Commercial Senior Sponsor DOLORES BUHRE Secretary, Office of the Principal LEATRICE DEDERT Secretary, Office of the Superintendent ETHEL FINLAY Office Assistant 14 FACULTY DOUG BRYSON Student Teacher Commercial ETHEL KNODEL B.S. , M.S. , U. of I.; W.I.U. Librarian Annual Staff Sponsor Library Club Sponsor JERRY STEIN HOUR Student Teacher Industrial Arts KEITH NEIL Student Teacher Social Studies CAROL HUGHES Student Teacher Art MARK WARREN Student Teacher English FACULTY 15 Bob and Jerry Around Unity High New Study Hall Complex Our Cooks--Marge, Marie, and Pearl Waiting in line for basketball tickets 16 AROUND UNITY HIGH SENIORS Seniors MARLA ADAIR: Round-Up 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4;March. B. 1,2,3,4;Cone. B. 1,2,3,4; Art C. 1; Math-Sc. 2,3,4; Class Treas. 4. JEFF BOLLMAN: ArtC.2;FFA 1,2, 3,4. STEVE ARNSMAN: March. B. 2,3,4; Pep B. 3,4; Cone. B. 2,3,4; B. Counc. Pres. 4; FFA 1,2,3, Treas. 4; Span. C. 2; Foot. 1; Math-Sc. 2; Chess C. 4; Bask. l;Base. l,2,3;Perf. Att. 1,2,3; FFA State Farmer Degree 3. KEVIN BOLT: S.C. 4; Round-Up 4; March. B. 1,2,3,4; Cone. B. 1,2,3,4; SAE4;Foot. 1,3,4; Math-Sc. 2,4; Chess C. 4;Track 3,4;Bask. Mgr. 1; Perf. Att. 3. DAN BASTERT: FFA 1,2,3,4; Letter. C. 3,4; Foot. 1; Base 1,2,3,4. MIKE BROWN: Ind. Arts 3,4. 18 SENIORS Class of 1973 GREG CAMPBELL: S.C. 1,2, Pres. 4; Foot. 1; Math-Sc. 3,4; Cross C. 2,3,4; Class Pres. 1; SAA 1; Bask. Sweet C. 3; Bask. 1,2, W.C.C. All-State T. 3,4; Team Most Val. Player 3; Hannibal All-T. 4; Chicago Daily News-All State Sp. Mention 3; Perf. Att. 1,2,3; Stu. of the Month 4; NEDT Top 10% ACT Semi-finalist; 111. State Scholar. KAREN CHANDLER: Round-Up 4; Lib. C. 2,3,4;GAA 1,2,3,4; March. B. 2,3,4;Counc. B.4;Cho. 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Math-Sc. 3,4; Chess C. 4; Perf. Att. 1,2,3; Pep C. 4. SUSAN CANNELL: S.C. 4;Round-Up 3, Sec. 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; March. B. 1,2, 3;Conc. B. 1,2,3; B. Counc. 3; Cho. 2, 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Math-Sc. 2, Reporter 3; Betty Crocker 4. TRACY CLARK: Albany High 2,3; S.C. 2; Class Pres. 2; Dram. C. 2; Let- ter. 2,3; Math-Sc. 2,3,4; Cross C. 1,2,3; Chess C. 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Bask. 1,2,3; Wrest. 4; SAA 3,4; Forensics 2; 111. State Scholar; ACT Semi-Finalist. GALE DEDERT: Round-Up 4;March. B. l,2,3,4;Conc. B. 1,2,3,4;Pep B. 2, 3,4; B. Counc. 4; Cho. 3,4; FHA 1,2,3, Pub. Rel. 4; Perf. Att. 3. CT SENIORS 19 JOAN DEMPSEY: Lib. C. 2, Sec. 3; March. B. 4; FHA 1,2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Math-Sc. 3,4; Perf. Att. 2,3. GINGER DEDERT: GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4. RONNIE EHMEN: FFA 1,2,3,4. JO ANN DUPPONG: Round-Up 4; GAA 1,2,3, Pres. 4;March. B. 2,3; Cone. B. 2,3,4;Cho. 1,2,3,4; SAE 4; Span. C. 2,3; Math-Sc. 3, Sec.-Treas. 2, V.-Pres. 4;Cheer.-J.V. 1,2, Vars. 3, Capt.4;Class Sec. 4; SpringC. 2; Home. C. 3,4;Perf. Att. 3; SAA 1,2,3, 4; Pep C. 2; DAR Rep. 4, Div. Winner 4. KEN ELLERBROCK: Foot. 1; Math- Sc. 2,3,4;Cross C. 2,3,4;Track 2; SAA 1,2,3,4; Perf. Att. 1; Bask. Sweet King 4; Bask. 1,2,3, Capt. 4; MVIT All-T. Team; 111. State Scholar. 20 SENIORS DELAYNE FREY: GAA 1,2,3,4; March. B. 1,2,3,4; Cone. B. 1,2,3,4; SAE 2,4, Sec. 3;Span. C. V.-Pres. 2; Math-Sc. 2,3;Class Hist. 3; Class Re- porter 3; Sweet. D.C. 3;Perf. Att. 1,2, 3; ACT Finalist. Class of 1973 GREG FRAZIER: S.C. 4;Math-Sc. 2, 3,4; Bask. 1,2, MV1T All-T. 3,4, Most Val. Player MVIT 4; West. In. T.-Sec. T. 3; Chicago Daily News Hon. Ment. 3; Hannibal All-T. Team 4; Perf. Att. 1;Christ. D.C. 3; SAA 3. LOIS GORDLEY: Ann. S. 1,2, Co- Asst. Ed. 3; Co-Ed. 4; Round-Up 3,4; Lib. 2,3,4; S.C. 4; GAA 2,3,4; March. B. 2,3; Cone. B. 1,2,3; B. Counc. 3; FHA 1,3,4, Pub. Rel. 2; Math-Sc. 2,3, Sec.-Treas. 4; SAA 1,2,3,4; 111. State Scholar, NEDT Top 10%; ACT Semi- Finalist. BONNIE ELLERMAN: Round-Up 1; GAA 1,2,3; March. B. 1,2,3,4; Cone. B. 1,2,3,4;Pep B. Sec. 3;Cho. 1,2,3,4. PHILIP GOEHL: FFA 1,2,3,4; Chess C.4. TOM FOLTZ: Ind. A. 1; Foot. 1; Track 3; Bask. 1,2; Base. 4; Class Serg.-at-Arms 3; Sadie Hawkins C. ■ SENIORS 2t DAVID HALL: S.C. 4; SAE 1,2,3; Letter. C. 4; Foot. I; Math-Sc. 2,3; Chess C. 4; Bask. 1; Base. 1,2,4; Wrest. 2,3, District Winner 4; Class Pres. 4; Who’s Who in Sports Award 3. RICK HARDY: Ind. A. 3; Sec.-Treas. 4;Foot. 2, Mgr. 1; Bask. 1; Base. 2. GENE HENDRICKSON: Round-Up4; SAE 4; Span. C. 2;Math-Sc. 2,3,4; Chess C. 4; Class Serg.-at-Arms 4; Track 2,3,4; Bask. 1,2,3,4. ED HIGGINBOTHAM: Round-Up 1; Cho. 4; Dram. C. 2,3,4; Letter. C. 1,2, 3,4; Foot. 1,2,3; Span. C. 2; Bask. 1; Track 2,3,4. LES HOENER: Ind. A. 3,4; Cross C. 1; Track 1,2; Bask. 1. PAM HOPSON: GAA 1,2,4; Reporter 3; B. Lib. 3,4;Cho. 1,2,3,4; Math-Sc. 3,4; Cheer. JV. 2. 22 SENIORS Class of 1973 CANDACE JAMES: GAA 1,2,3; March. B. 2,3,4;Con. B. 1,2,3,4;Pep B. 3;Cho. 3; Dram. C. 2; FHA 1; Span. C. 2,3;Math-Sc. 4;Chess C. 4; PepC.2. DONALD JONES: Class V.-Pres. 3. ' CONNIE JOHNSON: Barry High School 1; Art C. 1; Science C. 1; Round-Up 4; GAA 2; Lib. C. 3,4, Sec. MVSLA 4. JACKIE HYER: Round-Up Artist 4; GAA 1,2,3, V.-Pres. 4; March. B. 1,2, 3,4;Cone. B. l,2,3,4;Pep B. 3,4;Cho. 1,2,3,4;DramC. 3,4; Art C. l,2;Math- Sc. 2,3;Cheer. JV 1, Vars. 2, Wrest. 4; Base. Bat Girl 2,3;Class Sec. 2;Perf. Att. 1,2,3;Christmas D.C. l;Sweet. D.C. 1; Home. C. 3,4; SAA 1,2. DEBBIE JENKINS: GAA 1,2,3,4. . LU ANN KEITH: Round-Up 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; March. B. 1,2,3,4; Cone. B. 1, 2,3,4; Cho. 1,2,3,4; Dram. C. 4; Art C. 1,2; Math-Sc. 2; Cheer. JV 1,2; Vars. 3,4; Home. C. 4; Perf. Att. 1. SENIORS 23 Seniors BARTON KELSALL:ChessC.4;Base. 2,3,4; Intermural Bask. 2,4. MERLE KENADY: S.C. 2,4; Math-Sc. 2,3, Pres. 4; Cross-Country 1,2,3,4; Bask. 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 2; Sweet. Dance C. 1; Perf. Att. 2; SAA; 111. State Scholar. JO ANN LEERHOFF: Round-Up 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; March. B. 2,3,4; Cone. B. 1,2,3,4;Pep B. 4; Cho. 1,2; Math- Sc. 3,4; Sweet. Dance Queen 4. DIANNE KIRCHER: Cho. 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Math-Sc. 3,4; Pep C. 2; Perf. Att. 1.3; Cho. Lib. 3. SHEILA KENDRICK: Lib. C. 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4;Perf. Att. 1,2,3. NETTIE LUBBERT: Lib. C. 4; GAA 1,2,3,4;March. B. 1,2,3,4; Cone. B. 1, 2,3,4; B. Counc. 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Perf. Att. 1.2,3. 24 SENIORS Class of 1973 KAREN MARTIN: GAA 1,2,3,4; March. B. 1,2,3,4; Cone. B. 1,2,3,4; Pep B. 3,4; B. Counc. 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4;New Year’s Eve Dance C. 2;Perf. Att. 3;Pep C. 2. TOM MEYER: Wrest. 3, 1st Conf. 3; 2nd lllini Bluffs, 3; 4, 1st Dist. 4; Conf. Conf. Trophy 4, lllini Bluffs 1st 4, Most Val. Player at lllini Bluffs 4. RODNEY McKNIGHT: March. B. 2, 3,4;Cone. B. 2,3,4;Pep B. 2,3,4;Span. C. 1,2; Chess C. 4; Track 1,2,3,4;Bask. 1; Perf. Att. 2,3. CHUCK MILLIER: S.C. 3; Round-Up 1,2, Asst. Ed. 3, Co-Ed. 4; March. B. 2,3;Cone. B. 1,2,3;B. Counc. 3; Let- ter. C. 3; Foot. 1,2; Student Trainer 3, 4; Span. C. 2,3; Math-Sc. 2, V.-Pres. 3; Track Student Trainer 3,4; Base. Mgr. 2: Bask. I, Mgr. 2, Student Trainer 4; Class Pres. 3. JANET MEALIFF: Ann. S. 1,2, Asst. Co-Ed. 3; Co-Ed. 4; S.C. 4; Round-Up 3,4; Lib. C. 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; March. B. 1,2,3,4;Conc. B. 1,2,3,4;Pep B. 2, 3,4; Cho. 4; SAE 3,4; Span. C. 2,3; Math-Sc. 2,3,4;Perf. Att. l,2;PepC. 2. MIKE MYERS SENIORS 25 Seniors DAVE NICHOLS: Ind. A. 1,2; Foot 1,2,3,4; Chess C. 4;Track 1,2,3,4; Bask. 1,2; Base. 3; Wrest. 3; Class V.- Pres. 2; Serg.-at-Arms 3; Home. C. 4; Perf. Att. 1,3. CONNIE NIEKAMP: GAA 1,2,3,4; March. B. 1,2,3,4; Cone. B. 1,2,3,4; Cho. 1,2,3,4; Dram. C. 4; Art C. 1,2,3; Cheer. JV 2; Class Sec.-Treas. 1. DAVID PARKER: March. B. 1,2; Cone. B. 1,2; FFA 1; Foot. 1,2,4; Math-Sc. 3,4; Cross C. 3; Track 1,2,3, 4; Bask. 1,2,3,4; Base. 3; Homecoming C. 4;Perf. Att. 2,3. JOLENE PENN: GAA 2,3,4; March. B. 1,2,3; Cho. 1,2; FHA 1. 26 SENIORS Class of 1973 RICK REITER: Ind. Arts 3,4; Chess C. 4; Base. 1,2,3,4. RHONDA RUFFCORN: Round-Up4; Lib. C. 2,3,4; Cho. 3,4; FHA 1,4; Math-Sc. 4;Chess C. 4;Perf. Att. 2,3; Pep C. 2. MARY ANN REICHERT: GAA 1,2, 3,4;Cho. 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Span. C. 3. JEFF SCHMIEDESKAMP: Round-up 4: FFA 1,2,3, Reporter 4; State Farmer 3; Chess C. 4; Perf. Att. 1,3. RICK SCHAFFER: March. B. 2; Cone. B. 2,3; Pep. 2; Ind. A. 2; Foot. 3. RAYMOND SCHAFFER: Letter.C.2; Foot. 4; Wrest. Capt. 4, W.C.C. Champ 4, Illini Bluffs Tourney 2nd, District 3rd. SENIORS 27 Seniors NORMAN SCHNELLBACHER: FFA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3; Wrest. 2. DAVID SHEURMAN: Foot. 1; March. B. 1,2; Ind. Arts 3,4. STEVE SCHOCH: March. B. 1,2,3,4; Cone. B. 1,2,3,4; Pep B. 1,2,3,4; Foot. 1,4; Math-Sc. 1,2; Chess C. 4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Wrest. 2,3,4; Dance C. 2,4. JANE SHRIVER: Ann. S. 2,3, Bus. Mgr. 4; SC Reporter 4; Round-Up 3,4; March. B. 4;Cone. B. 4; Pep B. 4;Cho. 1,2,3, Council 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3C Pres. 4; Math-Sc. 2,4, Sec.-Treas. 3; Class Historian 4; Perf. Att. 1,2,3. DOUGLAS SEEBER: Round-Up 4; Letter C. 2,3; Foot. 1, Mgr. 2, Student Trainer 3,4; Span. C. 2,3; Math-Sc. 2, 3, Reporter 4; Chess C. 4; Bask. Mgr. 1,2, Student Trainer 3,4; Base. Mgr. 1, 2; Student Trainer 3,4; Class V.-Pres. 4; NEDT Test Top 10% 4. ROBIN SHRIVER: Round-Up3;GAA 1,2,3,4; March. B. 2,3,4; Cone. B. 1,2, 3,4; B. Counc. 2,4; Dram. C. 2; SAE 2, Rep. 3, V.-Pres. 4; Span. C. 2; Math- Sc. 2,3,4; Base. Bat Girl 2; NEDT Test Top 10%. 28 SENIORS mm ROXIE SHRIVER: Round-Up 3;GAA 1,2,3,4; March. B. 1,2,3,4; Cone. B. 1, 2,3,4; Pep B. 4; SAE 1,2,3, Treas. 4; Span. C. Treas. 2; Math-Sc. 2,3,4. DAVID SLATER: Ind. A.C. 1. RODNEY SHUPE: S.C. 2,3, V.-Pres. 4; FFA 1,2,3 Sentinel 4; Letter. C. 2,3; Foot. 1,2,3,4, WCC. AU-Conf. Line- backer 4, Track 2,3,4; Bask. 1,2, Stat. 4; Wrest. 3; Class V.-Pres. 1,3,Student at Large 4; Home C. 3,4. GLORIA STARMAN: GAA 1,2,3,4; March. B. 1,2,3;Cone. B. 1,2,3; Pep B. 1,2; Span. C. 1,2,3. Class of 1973 LEW SILL: Ind. A.C. 4; Intermurals 2; Wrest. l;Perf. Att. 2. MARSHA STARMAN: GAA 1,2,3,4; Lib. C. 2; March. B. 3,4; B. Counc. 4; Cho. 1,2,3,4; Math-Sc. 3,4; Class Sec. 3; Pep C. 2; Home C. 3, Queen 4; Sweet. D.C. 2. SENIORS 29 NANCY STRATTON: GAA 1,2,3,4; Cho. 1,3; Art C. 1,2; Dram. 2,3,4; Twirlers 3. MIKE TURNER: Foot. 1,2; Bask. 1,2; Track 1,2. Seniors 2; Bask. 1; Base. 1,2,4. STEVE TURNER: S.C. 4; Round-Up Artist 2,3; Art C. 1,2,3; Foot. 1; Cross C. 2,3,4; Chess C. 4; Bask. 1,2,3, Han- nibal All-T. 4; Little All-State Hon. M. 3; All-Conf. T. 4; Base. 1,2,3; Perf. Att. 3. KIM WALTON: GAA 1,2,3; Band 1,2; FHA 1; Roundup 2,3; Dram. 2; Span. C. 2,3; New Year’s Dance Queen 2. 30 SENIORS Class of 1973 DALE WIESEMANN: FFA 1,2,3;Hist. 4; Perf. Att. 1,2,3. KAREN WOLLBRINK: March. B. 1,2, 3,4; Cone. B. 1,2,3,4; Cho. 1,2,3; FHA 1; Math-Sc. C. 4; Cheer. JV 2. WAYNE WHIPPS: S.C. 2,3, Treas. 4; Round-up 1, Sports Ed. 2,3,4, Asst. Ed. 3; FT A 1,2, Vice-P. 3, Pres. 4; Foot. Stat. 1,2,3,4; Chess C. Pres. 4; Bask. Stat. 1,2,3,4; Base. 1,2,3, Stat. 4; Wrest. 3; Class Treas. 3; Perf. Att. 1,2,3; FFA l,Rep. 2, 1st Sec. 13 Pari. Cont. Sec. 2,3,4; Vice-P. 3; Pres. 4, 111. S. Farm. 3, Sec. 13 Pres. 4, 1st Sec. 13 Ext. Sp. 4. CHUCK WINHOLD: Ind. A. 3, Vice-P. 4; Foot. 1,2,3,4; Chess C. 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Bask. 1,2; Wrest. 3,4; Home C.4; Perf. Att. 1. Class Council CLASS COUNCIL Pres. D. Hall Vice-P. D. Seeber Sec. J. Duppong Treas. M. Adair S.C. Rep. G Frazier Rep. D. Frey Sponsor Mr. Withrow Mr. Woodruff Historian J. Shriver Stu-at-large R. Shupe SENIORS 31 PAM WOOD: S.C. 2,4; Round-Up 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2,3; March. B. 1,2,3; Cone. B. 1,2,3; Pep B. 3; B. Counc. 3; Dram. 2,3,4; FHA 1; SAE 2,3,4; Span. C. 2,3; Chess C. Rep. 4; Top 10% NEDT; SAA 3,4. EDDIE WOODWORTH: S.C. 1; FFA 1,2,3,4. TOM WOODWORTH: FFA 1,2,3,4; Foot. 1,2,3,4; Bask. 1,2; Wrest. 3. Senior Class History In the fall of 1969, ninety-six freshman students entered the mighty walls of Unity High. With the help of Mr. Dean Woodruff and Mr. Stephen Schneider, the class sponsors, the class elected officers. Greg Campbell was selected as president, Rodney Shupe as vice president, Connie Niekamp, secretary-trea- surer , and Eddie Woodworth as the student council representative. The 1969 Homecoming theme was The Comical World of Car- toons. King Kong was the cho- sen title for the class of '73's first float attempt. Sixteen boys were on the Fresh. - Soph, football squad. The team held a 6-1 record, winning the Mid-West Conference and tieing for first in the West-Central Conference. The Freshmen Football team of twenty- three members held a 3 -4 record with Greg Campbell and Steve Tur- ner as team co -captains. Due to the large interest in a Freshman Basket- ball team, the twenty-two boys were split into two squads. Squad A ac- complished a 5-7 record. Greg Frazier held the highest average with 18 pts. per game, and 12 rebounds. Squad B 's record was 6-3. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders elected were Jo Ann Duppong, Jackie Hyer, and LuAnn Keith. To represent theClass of 73 at the Christmas Dance were Jackie Hyer and Roger Siegfried. The Basketball Sweetheart Dance held in February saw Jackie Hyer and Merle Kenady as the class candidates. Raymond Schaffer was the only freshman on the Wrestling Squad, while nine boys were on the track team. Of the twelve on the Cross Country Team, three were freshmen. Tracy Clark was honored in being named top ten in both the Mid- West and West Central Conference with three other Mustang runners. Nineteen seventy saw the first JV Baseball squad for Unity. Greg Campbell, Jo Ann Duppong, DeLayne Frey, Jackie Hyer, Merle Kenady, Chuck Miller and Rodney Shupe were Freshmen S. A. A. win- ners. The Class's money-making project was a roller skating party. 1970-1971 Nineteen seventy saw the return of ninety-five sophomores. Officers of the class were Merle Kenady, President; Dave Nichols, Vice-pres- ident; Jackie Hyer, Secretary-Trea- surer; and Dennis Tallcott, Student Council Representative. Mr. Wood- ruff and Mr. Schneider were again on hand to assist the class. The major accomplishment of the Class of '73 was the ordering of class rings in the spring. Homecoming themes were based on Fairy Tales. The class, with the title Humpty Dumpty won second place. Twelve boys partici- pated in Varsity Football. Rush leader, David Parker (269) yds. and scoring leader, Ed Higgenbotham (20 pts.) were among the nine sopho- mores on the Fresh. -Soph. Football team. Basketball season follows with fourteen members on the JV squad. They held an 18-4 record, placing first in the Mid-West Conference, second in the West Central Confer- 1 9 7 3 Class History ence, and second to Catholic Boys in the CB Tourney. Taken from the 1971 Unity Hi-lites about the tourney is: Having to play over an extra quarter in three overtimes in the morning against Southeastern of Augusta, took its toll that night and the Mustang Sophomores lost to CB 63-56 to close out the season. Ju- nior Varsity Cheerleaders were; Jo Ann Duppong, Pam Hopson, LuAnn Keith, Connie Niekamp, and Karen Wollbrink. Jackie Hyer was elected a Varsity Cheerleader for 1970-71. Dave Hall, a first-year wrestler, one of six sophomores on the Wrestling team, was listed first in the confer- ence tourney with only one loss. Five boys were on the Varsity Base- ball Team. Ed Higgenbotham, one of ten sophomore track members, made the Long Jump record of 20’ 9 in the West Central Confer- ence, Fresh. -Soph., and Varsity meets and at Unity. In the Dramatic Club's Spring Play Chalk Garden the four sopho- mores involved were DeLayne Frey, Nancy Stratton, Kim Walton, and Pam Wood. TheF.F.A. Parliamentary Pro- cedure team placed second in Sec- tion 13. The team members were Norman Schnellbacher, 3rd. chair- man; Wayne Whipps, 1st secretary; Steve Arnsman, Dennis Tallcott, and Tom Woodworth. At the 1970 New Year's Eve Dance, Kim Walton was crowned the queen. Jo Ann Duppong and Steve Schoch represented the class at the Sophomore Spring Swirl. For the term of 1971-72, Chuck Miller was elected a Student-At-Large. Again the Class of '73 sponsored a skating party for a money-making project which helped to support the class's Spring Swirl. Sophomore servers at the Junior- Senior Prom were: Joan Dempsey, DeLayne Frey, Marsha Starman, Merle Kenady, Dave Nichols, and Dennis Tallcott. Those scoring in the upper 107� of the National Education Develop- ment Test were Greg Campbell, Jo Ann Duppong, Lois Gordley, Ed Higgenbotham, Merle Kenady, Doug Seeber, Robin Shriver, Rod Shupe, and Pam Wood. 1971-1972 When school began in August of Seventy-One, eighty-eight Juniors were present to greet the lowly un- derclassmen and the yet to be reach- ed Seniors. Mr. Woodruff was still around to help but a new face was seen as a class sponsorer, Mr. Ronald Senator. Officers elected were Pres- ident Chuck Miller, Vice President Don Jones, Secretary Marsha Star- man, Treasurer Wayne Whipps, Stu- dent Council Representative Rodney Shupe, and Sargents-At-Arms Tom Foltz and Dave Nichols. The '72 Homecoming Theme was Song Titles. The class float of Up, Up, and Away placed second in judging. Junior attendants for the Homecoming Court were JoAnn Dup- pong, Jackie Hyer, and Marsha Starman. Of the twenty-three on the Foot- ball team, eight were Juniors. The Mustangs held a 3-5-1 record. Rod Shupe set a team record of 18 tack- les in 1 game and Dave Nichols had 36 punts totaling 1087 yards, aver- aging 30.1 yds. per punt. Dave also broke the conference record for the longest run from a scrimmage. Coach Davis praised the boys in the '72 Annual by stating: In summary. Unity will lose a fine group of Se- niors, but Juniors: Rod Shupe, Dave Nichols, Ed Higginbotham, Chuck Winhold, and Tom Woodworth form a fine nucleus to continue the im- provement in the Unity football for- tunes. Basketball season arrived, seeing seven Juniors on the Varsity Squad. The team held a 19-5 record, cap- turing the West Central Conference trophy and placing sixth in the M. V. I.T. Juniors receiving special men- tion on the Basketball squad were: Greg Campbell: Leading scorer 385 pts.--16.4 pts. per game, leading rebounder—200, leading free throws— 75.5%, West Central Conference-- All State Team, Chicago Daily News—All State Special Mention, and Team's Most Valuable Player; Greg Frazier: Chicago Dailey News all-state Honorable Mention, MVIT All-Tourney Team, West Central Conference—All Conference Team, Western Invitational Tournament— Second Team, Set Records in Most Free Throws in 5 games—30, Most Free Throws in 1 game—11, and Most pts. by player in 5 games—96, for West Central conf.; Steve Turner: Team Field Goal Leader 46Plo, Chic- ago Daily News All-State Honorable Mention, West Central Conf. Hon- orable Mention, and Team's Most Improved Player, Varsity Cheerlea- ders from the Class of '73 were Jo- Ann Duppong and LuAnn Keith. Varsity Baseball fielded four Ju- niors with a record of 7-11, while the JV had five Juniors holding a 5-5-1 record. Steve Turner and Wayne Whipps produced a .500 and .440 batting averages, respectively, to aid the JV's efforts. In wrestling ten Juniors participa- ted, helping to place 3rd in the 8- team Illini Bluffs Tourney and 3rd in the West Central Conference Tour- nament. Conference Champs were Tom Meyers (98 lbs) and Dave Hall (105 lbs). Ray Schaffer also held an outstanding record. Coach Moss and Coach Davis had ten Juniors on the '72 Track Team. In the production of Hello Dolly , March 24-25, 1972, Kevin Bolt nad Jane Shriver had minor rolls. Many Juniors were active behind the scenes while eight Juniors performed as singers and dancer. In '72 Yo-Yos were the thing. During Student Council Week, Doug Seeber was the Master of Ceremonies of the Yo-Yo Competition. Elected as the new Student Council Officers for 1972-73 were Greg Campbell, President; Rod Shupe, Vice President; Wayne Whipps, Treasurer; Steve Turner and Kevin Bolt as Students- At-Large. Representing the class at the Christmas Ball were Marsha Starman and Greg Frazier. The Sweetheart Dance saw DeLayne Frey and Greg Campbell as the Junior Class’s Can- didates. To support the prom, the class held an annual magazine sales con- test. Top salesman were Gale Ded- ert, Pam Hopson, Jackie Hyer, Lu- Ann Keith, and Marsha Starman. On May 13, 1972, at the Starlite Ter- race, the class hosted the annual event with Roman Majesty as the theme. The guests were entertained by music provided by the AMER- ICAN'S. The class of '73’s colors were listed as Royal Purple and Lav- ender. The white Rose is the flower, and the motto is THE DREAMS OF TODAY ARE THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF TOMORROW. The Dreams Of Today Are the Achievements Of Tomorrow. 1972-1973 During Class Night, Greg Camp- bell received the Free Throw Award. S. A. A. letters were given to four Juniors, while seven received S.A. A. seals. In August of 1972, President Dave Hall called to order the Senior Class Council consisting of Doug Seeber, Vice President; JoAnn Duppong, Secretary; Marla Adair, Treasurer; Greg F razier, Student Council Rep- resentative; DeLayne Frey, Reporter; and Jane Shriver, Historian. Super- visors who met with the group were Mr. Woodruff, and again a new face, Mr. Cecil Withrow. Under the Homecoming Theme of Movies , the Seniors' entry of LOVE BUG placed top in class en- tries. Marsha Starman was crowned the Homecoming Queen, with JoAnn Duppong, Jackie Hyer, and LuAnn Keith as her attendants. On the Football squad, with a 4-5 record, a winning the first Home- coming in seven years, were Seniors: Rod Shupe, Dave Nichols, Tom Woodworth, Dave Parker, Ray Schaf- fer, Chuck Winhold, and Steve Schoch. The team, for the second year in a row placed second in the conference after losing to Carthage. Rod Shupe, after setting a school record of 102 tackles was named along with Dave Nichols to the all Conference defensive team. Following Football, the mighty Mustangs had a very successful bas- ketball season. Under the guidance of Coach Spohr and Captain Ken El- lerbrock, the team held a 27-3 rec- ord. The losses to Southeastern and West Pike were avenged in the end. The team was able to capture the Regional, and Sectional losing the bid to State to Petersburg Porta. For Special Honors awarded Sr. Players consult Pages 102-103. Four year Cheerleaders were JoAnn Duppong and LuAnn Keith. While Basketball was the big thing for some, wrestling played another important part of Unity's history set by the Class of '73. Senior wrestlers under Coach Cordis were: Tom Mey- ers, Ray Schaffer, Dave Hall, Chuck Winhold, Steve Schoch, and Tracy Clark. To read about the senior wres- tlers find Page 110. Jackie Hyer was the only Senior on the wrestling cheerleading squad. Soon after Basketball and Wres- tling fans had settled down, runners from the Track Team were seen on the crowded streets of Mendon. Under the coaching of Mr. Moss and Mr. Davis were: Gene Hendrickson, Dave Parker, Tracy Clark, Rod Shupe, Dave Nic- hols, Chuck Winhold, and Rod Mc- Knight. Statisticians were Lois Gord- ely and Janet Mealiff. To inquire further about the seven new records that our Senior Boys set again look to Page 112-113. Again two sports conflict with each other as Mr. Keane works with his Baseball Team. Seniors on the squad were: Dan Bastert, Tom Foltz, Bill Poulter, Rick Reiter, and Mike Taylor. Wayne Whipps is seen at his post as Statistician. Baseball is found on Page 114-115. At the end of our sports summary for the past four years, two people require special recognition. Ask any coach, and you'll hear Chuck Miller and Doug Seeber receiving praise-- when they aren't around. As Student Trainers they have worked hard to help with all the sports around Unity High. Sports wasn't all that happened in the 72-73 school team. The Drama- tic Club presented two plays. For Harvey in November, Steve Arns- man played a major roll. On April 13-13, Dave Hall and Steve Arnsman helped as main characters in the production of The Importance of Being Earnest. Many dances were held thru the year. At the Sadie Hawkins' Dance, Tom Foltz was crowned Little Ab- ner , followed in December by the Seniors' sponsored Christmas Ball. At the Sophomore Sweetheart Dance, Senior candidates JoAnn Leerhoff and Ken Ellerbrock were crowned royalty. During the '73 school year. Unity was especially honored in the FFA and FHA divisions. Wayne Whipps served as the Section 13 President of FFA while Jane Shirver served as the Section 3C FHA President. Those honored as Mendon Lions' Students-Of-The-Months are listed on Page 36. S.A.A. members honor- ed by the Quincy Kiwanis' are on Page 133. Seniors with a 4-year per- fect attendance are found on Page 134. To conclude the year, the Junior Class entertained the Class of '73 at the Starlite Terrace. The theme Hawaiian Paradise set the back- ground as LuAnn Keith and Greg Frazier were crowned royalty. Atten- dants were DeLayne Frey, Connie Niekamp, Karen Wollbrink, Tom Meyers, Dave Hall, and Rod Shupe. Music was provided by KGRC followed by a Parent-Sponsored All-Nite par- ty at Unity. Those attending possibly saw the last time the Super Mustangs played basketball together. On May 19th, the Senior Class took a trip to Six-Flags to hear a Rock Concert by Mac Davis and the New Seekers. Class Night was held on May 17th, Baccalaureate-May 20th, and Commencement on May 25th. The Class of '73 proved to be a very active class. Our Class shall long be remembered as more than just another group of graduating se- niors. We have set many new records, striving to do our best and succeed- ing! ! CLASS HISTORY 35 Greg Campbell—November The Month Greg Frazier--March Marsha Starman--May Chuck Miller--September Jane Shriver--December Doug Seeber--January 36 STUDENT OF MONTH Rodney Shupe--October Student of Wayne Whipps--February Steve Arnsman--April B3SgR;3 Jeff Gray Vice President Chris Cou Ison Secretary Janne Thornton Treasurer Susan Conover Student Council Mike Mittermeyer President Juniors Johnnie Appledorn Terry Asher Carla Bartlett Judy Blickhan Mary Bollman Pam Bowen Nancy Cady Grant Campbell Cathy Daugherty Glenda Decker Cathy Dedert Pam Dejaynes 38 JUNIORS Class of 1974 JUNIORS HAVE THE SPIRIT! ! !! Sharon Dempsey Agnes Denton John Dodge Steve Donley Janie Downs Debbie Emmert Mona Ensminger Peggy Evans Susan Evans John Paul Fagot Kim Flowers JUNIORS 39 Juniors Five top Salesmen: Debbie Seward, Jane Smith Judy Blickhan, Cathy Dedert, Ann Inman Carol Frese Donna Frese Cheri Goertz Sheila Gordy Rhonda Haistings Beverly Hall David Hemming Carla Henerhoff Ann Inman JUNIORS 40 Laurena Janssen Jeri Jones Ron Kendrick David Kleemeyer Margaret Klodt Class of 1974 Theresa Koetters Linda Kuhn Ron Littich Lowell Mardis Kevin McAllister Sara Miner Eric Murfin Dixie Nelson Danny Nichols Denny Nichols Tracy Nichols Kathy Niekamp JUNIORS 41 Greg Noel Jim Oenning Richard Palmer Tricia Peter Brad Putnam Debbie Rosson Angela Seliner Debbie Seward Paul Shanks Chip Shriver Gary Shupe Richard Simmons Juniors Sheila Slater Jane Smith Rex Smith Rhonda Stephens Guy Thompson 42 JUNIORS Larry Tripp Diana Turner Cheryl Wiesemann Lois Williams Kevin Wells Class of 1974 What is the best way to build this float? Penny Wilson Connie Wittier Janice Wittier Melaine Wittier Rick Buxman Bernie Woodworth JUNIORS 43 Brent Allen Jeff Kendrick Kim Graham Kent Hilgenbrinck Jill Arnold President vice President Sec. -Treas Student Council Reporter Sophomores Chuck Ancel Kristina Anderson Judith Amsman Bruce Bastert Tim Bell Mark Bowers Roger Buss Deborah Cantrell James Cantrell Kevin Cramm Brian Deen Janet Dittmer 44 SOPHOMORES Open Wide! Don't forget to vote. Phillip Dodge James Duncan Christine Duppong Wayne Elston Gregory Epker Jeanna Evans Class of 1975 Gary Foltz Stanley Frazier Terri Gettman Richard Goodson Patricia Graff SOPHOMORES 45 Up and in! Ken Gray Rita Grimes Neal Hemming Nancy Hendrickson Cheryl Holmes Dixie Hull Sophomores Jana Hyer Jane Inman Susan Jenkins Juanita Johnson Karen Jones 46 SOPHOMORES Class of 1975 David Mealiff Debbie Mealiff Eileen Means Keith Miller Kevin Miller Debra Morton Dean Parker Crystal Parrott Cheryl Penn Michael Price Michael Rabe Dale Ralph SOPHOMORES 47 Sophomores T erry Reardon Sherry Rosson Bruce Schaffer Danny Schnellbacher Randy Schnelle Gregory Seals Richard Seals Carol Seliner Helen Shepherd Becky Siebers Terry Smith Brenda Stanberry John Stockhecke Debra Taylor Chester Tripp Steven Turner Mike Taylor 48 SOPHOMORES Class of 1975 Jeri Weeks Rock Weeks Debra Weiss Steven Wiesemann Albert Kaltenbaeck Janet Wollbrink Bryce Wollbrink Robert Young SOPHOMORES 49 Jeri Anne Miller Pres. A ' Jeff Nichols V. Pres. Brenda Seals Sec. Randy Alaniz Treas. Mary Ellerman Student Council David Smith Pam Gooding Student at Large Reporter Freshmen Steve Achilles Bonnie Appledorn Greg Arnold Brad Baxter Donna Blickhan Kent Blickhan Lori Brown Jerry Cantrell Kim Carlson Pat Cornwell Tim Corrigan Vicki Coulson Donna Cramm Debbie Decker Kevin Dedert Stan Dejaynes Kim Egan Lisa Epker Linda Evans Brad Fanning Kirk Frazier Ronald Frese Kevin Gordy Diana Graff Kris Graham 50 FRESHMAN Who is the teacher? Where is the birdie? Nancy Gronewold Keith Grundhofer Craig Hemming Bob Higginbotham Donald Hilgenbrinck Matt Hilgenbrinck LuAnn Ippensen Randy James Bruce Janssen Chuck Jenkins Class of 1976 Randy Jenkins Ralph Jordan Mary Kleemeyer Mary Klodt Cathy Knight Rebecca Leenerts Steve Loos FRESHMAN 51 Getting ready for the parade The result Steve McDowell Bill Mallady Anita Mealiff Susan Mealiff Carol Neil Tom Nichols Chris Orr Vicki Padavic Jimmy Palmer Carla Rabe Class of 1976 52 FRESHMAN Ricky Tiekan Randv Trautvetter Ricky Turner Kip Walton Richard Walton Monte Wardlow Kent Warning Freshmen Dennis Wilson George Witt Making posters Studying??? Larry Woodworth Dorthy Workman Howard Workman Mel Wittier Dawn Woerman FRESHMAN 53 Row 1: Lon Cornwell, Linda Dedert, Rodney Balsar, Charlotte Crabtree, Tim Brecht, Gerald Bash, Chris Arnold. Row 2: Mrs. Jenkins, David Blickhan, Robert Bouchey, Cindy Arnold, Debbie Benjamin, Tom Bortoff, Tony Carlson, Doug Brown. Row 3: Marie Casley, Gerald Campbell, Debbie Buss, Steve Coulson, Tami Baxter, Karen Ancell, Linda Dittmer. 8th Grade Row 1: Marlon Janssen, Mike Foster, Ann Garrett, Robin Griffin, Carl Donley, Rob Kindhart, Bruce Guthrie, John Grue, Linda Hilgenbrinck, Doug Herring. Row 2: Mr. Moore, David Ensminger, Sherri Hemming, Kathy Emmert, Kim Epker, Chris Ensminger, Tami Dobbs, Coleen Gooding, Paula Hoffman, Rebecca Frey, Jeff Donley. Row 3: Gina Epler, Joh Hyer, Kathy Gray, Mark Frese, Randy Gettman, Brian Kircher, Bill Graham, Vaughn Harshman, David Doyle. i 54 8TH GRADE Row 1: Dixie McClelland, Clara Koetters, Dennis Prunty, Darrel Ruffcorn, Connie Orr, Loren Klau- ser, Patricia Schaffer. Row 2: David Maas, Cathy Schnellbacker, Valorie Lubker, Sherri Mittelberg, Kevin Murfin, Trudy McClelland, Betty Martin, Rex Niekamp. Row 3: Connie Schoch, Karen Mil- ler, Brian McAllister, Kurt Schmiedeskamp, Danny Kretzer, David Poling Diane Myers. 8th Grade Row 1: Mrs. Breitwieser, Brent Seals, Mark Stephens, Monte wimams, Kim Stevens, David Sellers, Jimmy Walton, Wayne Tallcott, Jan Tuter. Row 2:Patti Smith, Judy Shriver, Bobbi Jo Wilkinson, Randy Van Blair, Kevin Shriver, Brian Wollbrink, Barbara Weiss, Patty Seliner, Patty Taylor. Row 3: Charlie Terry, Jeanne Seward, Debbie Simmons, Barbara Young, Russell Tripp, Ricky Wieprecht, Bonnie Young, Carla Wittier, Mike Spohr. 8th GRADE 55 8 th Grade Officers Row 1: L. Klauser-V. P., P. Smith- S.C. Rep., P. Schaffer-Treas., T. Brecht-Pres. Row 2: Mr. Moore- Sponsor, Mrs. Jenkins-Sponsor, C. Wittier-Sec., S. Coulson-Serg. -at- Arms, T. McClelland-Student-at- Large. 7th Grade Officers Row 1: B. McClelland-Student-at - Large, C. Kuhn-Pres., M. Penn- Sec. Row 2: Miss Danglade-Sponsor, W. Turner-Treas., B. Smith-Serg. - at-Arms, K. Woodworth-V.-Pres., Mr. Conover-Sponsor. 7th Grade Row 1: Rick Arnold, Steve Harms, Paul Graff, David Asher, Dwayne Hess, Mark Corrigan, Kent Cramm, Gary Harris, Mr. Conover. Row 2; Mike Dejaynes, Karen Corrigan, Pam Hendrickson, Peggy Ancel, Phil Gordley, Ruth Dittmer, Delinda Fryear, Brenda Gott, Rory Alaniz. Row 3: Karen Anderson, Matt Dodge, Leah Dedert, Cheryl Grundhoffer, Russell Flowers, Debbie Donley, Donna Benjamin, Nancy Donley, Doug Greenwell, Monica Gettman. 56 SEVENTH GRADE Row 1: Carolyn Leesman, Becky McClelland, Rita Miller, Cindy Kuhn, Sherry Mixer, Phil Northrup, Row 2: Miss Danglade, Paul Northrup, Tim Kindhart, Nancy Porter, Matt Penn, Debbie Porter, Kevin Leesman, Randy Leenerts. Row 3: Kevin Huntley, Carrie Payne, Sharon Maas, Richlyn Loos, Bonita Launer, Beth Orr, Mary Johnson, Becky Nelson, Steve Metzer. 7th Grade Row 1: Eric Stockhecke, Kevin Wear, Jim Thornton, Linda Wilson, Larry Wittier, Lyle Wollbrinck, Loraine Workman. Row 2: Mrs. Forrester, Kathy Walton, Cheri Wittier, Micahel Rabe, Lorna Smith, William Wilkinson, Wendy Turner, Jeff Viehmeyer. Row 3: Jill Van Blair, Debbie Sill, Randy Smith, Mike Viehmeyer, Kristy Woodworth, Chris Trent, Betsy Smith, Cynthia Tanner. SEVENTH GRADE 57 58 CLASSES SPANISH II CLASSES 59 62 CLASSES Classes Driver’s Ed. Chemistry P. E. Bowling Girls’ P.E. 64 ODDS AND ENDS Annual Staff Mrs. Knodel, P. Wilson, L. Evans, J. Wittier. Staff Co-Editors Lois Gordley Janet Mealiff Business Manager Jane Shriver Associate Editors Janice Wittier Penny Wilson Photographers Dennis Tallcott Guy Thomson Junior Member Cheryl Wiesemann Sophomore omembers Becky Siebers Rita Grimes Chris Duppong Freshmen members Chris Orr Linda Evans Rebecca Leenerts L. Gordley, J. Shriver, D. Tallcott, J. Mealiff. The Annual Staff has one purpose--to organize a yearbook which will portray the activities, fun, and achievements of the school year at Unity. The staff is small but represents all the grade levels of Unity High School. Students petition for the right of membership in their freshmen year and those selected serve during their four years in school. These students spend many hours after school in organizing material on order that the yearbook may be a true memory book for all the students. By serving for four years the senior members have an opportunity to learn the important details of yearbook organization. R. Grimes, R. Leenerts, C. Orr. 66 ANNUAL STAFF Row 1: B. Putnam, D. Emmert, S. Evans, K. Hilgenbrinck, K. Wells, J. Blickhan. Row 2: J. Inman, J. Arns- man, D. Blickhan, N. Gronewold, D. Woerman. Row 3: Mr. Wells, C. Seliner, M. Klodt, C. Knight, S. De- Jaynes, N. Hemming, B. Bastert, D. Weiss. Art Club The Art Club was involved in several projects and activities this year. They entered a float in the homecom- ing parade. They sponsored a cake raffle at a basketball game for a money-making project. Their big project was the Art Show held April 29 in the cafeteria. One of the most successful displays was a black-light fluorescent paint area set up in the concession stand. First place win- ners at the show were: OIL ACRYLICS--Connie Nie- kamp; WATERCOLOR—Brad Putnam; CERAMICS--Peggy Evans; SCULPTURE--Connie Wittier; and DRAWING--Rod- ney Shupe. Industrial Arts fair entries from the Western Illinois Industrial Arts fair at Macomb were also on display. Another contribution to the school this year was the painting of murals. Five wall murals were painted in dif- ferent parts of the school by advanced art students. A student teacher from Quincy College in the fall was Miss Carol Hughes. Jill Arnold--Local Winner in the National Employ the Handicapped Poster Contest. ART CLUB 67 Row 1: C. Duppong, K. Graham, A. Mealiff, T. Gettman, J. Miller, J. Wittier, Roxie Shriver, R. Stephens, D Frey. Row 2: D. Cramm, Robin Shriver, R. Grimes, B. Seals, P. Gooding, M. Shupe, C. Henerhoff, C. Bart- lett, I. Inman, Jan Hyer, K. Wollbrink. Row 3: J. Arnold, J. Dittmer, M. Adair, L. Keith, J. Leerhoff, C. Niekamp, L. Janssen, J. Downs, S. Guthrie, Jackie Hyer, C. Wiesemann, S. Mealiff, M. Kleemeyer, D. Frese, C. Frese. Row 4: R. Leenerts, B. Siebers, B. Bastert, B. Allen, T. Smith, K. Martin, K. Bolt, N. Hendrickson. Row 5: N. Lubbert, B. Ellerman, D. Mealiff, J. Arnsman, N. Hemming, T. Bell, J. Evans, T. Anderson, C. Orr, J. Mealiff, G. Dedert, D. Morton, J. Blickhan, C. Jenkins, W. Elston, R. McKnight, M. Mittermeyer. Row 6:J. Shriver, G. Decker, K. Fraizer, M. Hilgenbrinck, P. Cornwell, J. Stockehe, S. Arns- man, C. James, K. Chandler. The Concert Band participated in the Christmas concert presented by the Music Department in December. The Band also took part in the Pops Concert and soup supper sponsored by the Music Department on May 3. A band tour was taken May 11. The Band also played at Commence- ment May 25. Awards are presented to band members according to points earned by attendance and participation. Awards may be major or minor. The number after the name designated the number of awards by years. Concert Band Seniors Major S. Arnsman (1) S. Schoch(3) G. Dedert (3) J. Shriver (1) J. Hyer (2) Seniors Minor P. Hopson (2) Ginger Dedert (1) M. Starman(2) Juniors Major J. Blickhan (2) R. Stephens (1) D. Emmert (2) J. Wittier (1) C. Henerhoff (1) M. Mittermeyer (1) S. Miner (2) S. Guthrie (2) Juniors Minor J. Downs (1) P. Wilson (1) L. Janssen (1) S. Conover (1) D. Seward(1) J. Smith(l) Sophomores Major W. Elston (1) B. Siebers (1) G.Epker(l) T. Smith (1) Sophomores Minor L. Wittier(1) J. Evans(1) J. Wollbrink (1) Freshmen Major K. Dedert (1) P.Gooding(l) Freshmen Minor N. Gronewold (1) C. Rabe(l) D. Blickhan (1) B. Smith (1) K. Carlson (1) 68 BAND Row 1: J. Leerhoff, S. Guthrie, C. Henerhoff, P. Gooding. J. Wittier, R. Shriver, R. Stephens. Row 2: K. Martin, R. Leenerts, B. Siebers, B. Bastert, T. Smith, K. Dedert, G. Epker, S. Miner. Row 3: J. Blickhan, J. Evans, C. Orr, J. Mealiff, G. Dedert, D. Mealiff, W. Elston, R. McKnight. Row 4: J. Shriver, P. Corn- well, J. Stockhecke, S. Arnsman, M. Mittermeyer, D. Emmert. Pep Band The Mustang Pep Band is composed of select members of the high school band. It is under the direction of Mr. Tom Sparrow. The group perform at varsity basketball games both before the game and during half time. They also performed at some pep assemblies. This year a bass and lead guitar were added to the band to improve the sound. SOLO AND ENSEMBLE WIN- NERS AT CONTEST: Rhonda Stephens, Debbie Emmert, DeLayne Frey, Roxie Shri- ver, and Kim Graham. BAND 69 Drum Major Terry Smith. Guidons M. Adair, J. Hyer, B. Kropp, G. Dedert, J. Dempsey, N. Lub- bert. Marching Band Color Guard Bottom: P. Wilson, S. Dempsey, D. Seward. Top: J. Downs, J. Leerhoff, K. Wollbrink, L. Janssen, M. Starman, P. Hopson, C. Neil, K. Egan, J. Wollbrink, K. Carlson. 70 BAND Twirlers J. Weeks, J. Evans, J. Dittmer, B. Smith, J. Smith, S. Conover. Row 1: K. Stevens, P. Smith, P. Hendrickson, A. Garrett, C. Kuhn, S. Mixer, D. McClelland, C. Schoch. Row 2: S. Mittelburg, T. McClelland, R. Loos, D. Porter, K. Murfin, C. Wittier, G. Bash, R. Leenerts, C. Payne, B. Martin, K. Emmert, L. Dittmer. Row3:L. Dedert, L. Wilson, T. Baxter, K. Miller, R. Dittmer, C. Wirtler, C. Terry, D. Blickhan, R. Smith, R. Wieprecht, M. Frese, Lon Cornwell, B. Guthrie. Row 4: C. Leasman, Leah Dedert, T. Brecht, K. Anderson, R. Niekamp, L. Hilgenbrinck, J. Walton, N. Donley, B. Orr, M. Stephens, L. Klauser, D. Doyle. Standing: B. McClelland, P. Gordley, J. Hyer, J. Donley, D. Hess, Mr. Russell, Director. Middle School Band The Middle School Band participated in the Christmas Concert given by the Music Department in December and the Pops Concert given in May. The Band had a spring tour--visited the elementary schools in Unit 4 in the morning and the Payson school in the afternoon. Marching Band Schedule September 15 September 29 October 5 October 6 October 14 October 21 October 27 October 28 November 11 Rushville Football Game Palmyra Football Game Homecoming Parade Homecoming Game Western Homecoming Culver-Stockton Homecoming Brown County Game Band Day--U. of Illinois Quincy-Veterans Day MARCHING BAND BANDS 71 Row 1: C. Shriver, J. Griffin, C. Frese, B. Hall, D. Turner, S. Conover, M. Riechart, D. Rosson, K. Flowers, K. Chandler, C. Wiesemann, T. Koetters. Row 2: R. Stephens, P. Wilson, J. Mealiff, J. Duppong, J. Shri- ver, J. Wittier, C. Niekamp, K. Niekamp, P. Evans, J. Smith, D. Seward, S. Guthrie, D. Emmert, C. Henerhoff, P. Dejaynes, R. Ruffcorn, D. Kircher, Mr. Nelson. Row 3: J. Hyer, M. Starman, S. Miner, P. Hopson, B. Ellerman, S. Evans, L. Keith, S. Kendrick, K. Martin, G. Dedert, J. Blickhan, P. Pittman, C. Dedert, L. Williams. H.S. Chorus The Unity High School Mixed Chorus was comprised of approximately 80 members. Appearances throughout the year included the Winter Concert on Dec. 3, a pro- gram for the 50th anniversary of the URSA, MENDON LIMA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY in early January, the Pops Concert, Liberty High School in May, and Unity's Baccalaureate in May. Row 1: J. Arnold, L. Wittier, R. Grimes, T. Smith, N. Hemming, K. Grundhofer, J. Stockeche, W. Elston, C. Orr. Row 2: J. Dittmer, B. Kropp, D. Woerman, N. Hendrickson, C. Duppong, B. Siebers, S. Jenkins, C. Schnelle, S. Mealiff, N. Gronewald, M. Shupe, Mr. Nelson. Row 3: J. Hyer, Kim Graham, T. Gettman, D. Morton, D. Cramm, D. Decker, K. Egan, D. Blickhan, K. Carlson, C. Neil, Kris Graham, C. Rabe. 72 CHORUS Row 1: K. Schmiedeskamp, R. Smith, L. Hilgenbrinck, K. Emmert, R. Loos, C. Payne, L. Dedert, B. Mar- tin, T. Baxter, B. Wilkinson. Row 2:C. Tanner, P. Hoffman, C. Gooding, Bobbi Wilkinson, L. Shearer, M. Gettman, J. Shriver, W. Turner, B. Smith, L. Wilson, D. Sill, J. Seward, Mr. Nelson. Row 3: P. Smith, R. Dittmer, S, Mixer, B. McClelland, D. Porter, C. Kuhn, D. McClelland, K. Anderson, N. Don- ley, B. Orr, P. Hendrickson. Middle School Chorus The Middle School Chorus membership numbered around 35 this year. Their first program was given during the Winter Concert in December. The Chorus also presented the musical portion of the April P. T. A. meeting. High School Chorus The following have been members of the Unity High School Chorus for 4 years: Karen Chandler Jo Ann Duppong Bonnie Ellerman Pam Hopson Jackie Hyer LuAnn Keith Dianne Kircher Karen Martin Connie Niekamp Patty Pittman Mary Ann Reichert Jane Shriver Marsha Starman CHORUS 73 Row 1: K. Grundhoffer, K. Warning, S. McDowell, B. Baxter, H. Workman, G. Hendrickson, P. Wood, W. Whipps, Mr. Schoeing, R. Young, T. Asher, J. Griffin, R. Alaniz, M. Hilgenbrinck, B. Janssen, D. Turner, N. Groewold. Row 2: R. Reiter, S. Arnsman, T. Clark, D. Hall, D. Hemming, B. Bastert, N. Hemming, C. Tripp, C. James, R. Ruffcorn, J. Miller, M. Wardlow, G. Rossen, A. Wilson, R. Trautvetter, B. Wollbrink, A. Mealiff. Row 3: R. Tieken, S. Loos, G. Witt, R. Reardon, K. Bolt, K. Walton, C. Jenkins, K. Chandler, A. Garrett, C. Trent, D. Morton, C. Hemming, K. Weiss, S. De- Jaynes, L. Woodworth, J. Nichols, K. Gordy. Row 4: B. Kelsall, J. Gray, R. Frese, K. Miller, J. Dodge, R. Jordon, P. Goehl, B. Kircher, D. Hilgenbrinck, S. Donley, R. Smith, C. Winhold, B. Hig- ginbottam, S. Turner, Mr. Davis, D. Seeber, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Cordis. Chess Club Unity High's Chess Club was formed this year with President Wayne Whipps over 100 dues paying members. Interest was so Vice President Bob Young great that tournaments were set up with other Secretary-Treasurer Terry Asher schools. The team record was 4-2 with Bob Young, Reporter Pam Wood Doug Seeber, Charlie Winhold, Randy Reardon, Student-Council John Griffin and Terry Asher having the best overall records. Representative The officesr of the club are as follows: Sargeant-at-Arms Gene Hendrickson Row 1: K. Niekamp, S. Guthrie, D. Emmert, S. Conover, E. Higgenbotham, P. Wood, Mr. Schoening, C. Niekamp, L. Keith. Row 2: J. Griffin, J. Blickhan, J. Downs, S. Evans, J. Smith, P. Wilson, C. Henerhoff, C. Bartlett, D. Frese, B. Kropp, D. Turner, J. Arnold, B. Bastert, C. Shriver. Row 3: M. Mittermeyer, S. Arnsman, J. Hyer, J. Arnsman, S. Miner, D. Rosson, R. Stephens, P. Evans, T. Gett- man, K. Graham, T. Smith, Jo Dodge. Dramatics Club For the first time in a long while the Dramatics Club put on two plays this year: HARVEY in the fall and THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST in the spring. Both plays needed excellent acting and rather lavish sets. The officers are as follows: President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Ed Higgenbotham Debbie Emmert Sue Conover Pam Wood DRAMATICS CLUB 75 . Row X: J. Schmiedeskamp, S. Arnsman.D. Tallcott, W. Whipps, N. Schnellbacher, C. Shriver, R. Shupe, Mt. Smith. Row 2: J. Stockhecke, R. Tieken, J. Griffin, K. Gordy, S. Frazier, C. Jenkins, D. Wilson, P. Corn- well, K. Dedert, M. Hilgenbrinck, B. Janssen, C. Hemming. Row3:M. Rabe, R. Ehmen, J. Duncan, D. Parker, K. Cramm, R. Buss, S. Turner, K. Hilgenbrinck, D. Mealiff, B. Wollbrink, S. Wiesemann, L. Wood- worth, J. Oenning. Row 4: D. Wiesemann, T. Smith, D. Hilgenbrinck, D. Voth, T. Bell, R. Frese, G. Shupe, P. Goehl, P. Shanks, D. Bastert, D. Hemming, K. Frazier. FFA It was the feeling of many veteran F.F. A. members that this year would see Unity accepting fewer awards than usual due to the absence of their fearless leader--Mr. Evans. But through the endless efforts of various members and Mr. Smith, the Unity F.F. A. experienced a highly productive year. The judging teams faired well in every category including a Section 13 win in the livestock judg- ing contest at Macomb. Section honors were also taken in Public Speaking as members placed in both the Senior and Junior Divisions with Wayne Whipps winning the Extemp- oraneous portion of the contest. So all-in-all the F. F. A. and Mr. Smith should be congratulated for keeping up the UnityF.F.A. reputation. Livestock Judging Team J. Schmiedeskamp, D. Tallcott, K. Dedert. R. Frese, W. Whipps, C. Shriver, K. Dedert R. Buss, D. Tallcott Awards Star Chapter Farmer--Chip Shriver Star Greenhand--Steve Wiesemann Farm Mechanics--John Stockhecke Farm Electricity--John Griffin Soil Water Management--Steve Arnsman Beef Production--Jeff Schmiedeskamp '•■Dairy Production--Rodney Shupe Swine Production—Dennis Tallcott “Sheep Production--Chip Shriver Corn Production--Steve Arnsman Soybean Production--Dennis Tallcott “Farm-Home Beautification--Wayne Whipps Small Grain Production--Jeff Schmiedeskamp Crop Farming--Steve Arnsman Livestock Farming--Dennis Tallcott Poultry--Steve Wiesemann Crop Specialty--Wayne Whipps Scholarship--Dennis Tallcott Most Improved Scholar--Roger Buss Public Speaking Prepared--Chip Shriver “Extemporaneous—Wayne Whipps Junior Prepared--Kevin Dedert Junior Extemporaneous --Ron Frese “Section 13 Winner S. Arnsman, C. Shriver, R. Shupe, W. Whipps, J. Schmiedeskamp, D. Tall- cott S. Wiesemann, J. Griffin, C. Shri- ver, J. Stockhecke F.F.A. Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Treas. Sentinel Reporter Historian Adviser Officers W. Whipps D. Tallcott C. Shriver S. Arnsman R. Shupe J. Schmiedeskamp D. Wiesemann Mr. Smith Banquet Toastmaster Invocation Opening Ceremonies Welcome Int. of Guests Past Presidents Pres, of Honorary Chap. Farmer Degrees Pres, of Queen Awards Guest Speaker Program Chip Shriver Kevin Dedert Officers Norman Schnellbacher Mr. Smith Dennis Tallcott Wayne Whipps John Griffin Wayne Whipps Dale Donley, Pres. Adams Co. Farm Bureau Mary Shupe escorted by M Rabe, Jane Shriyer escorted byj. Stockhecke, FFA Sweetheart Rhonda Stephens escorted by P. Cornwell. F.F.A. 77 S. Dempsey, V. Pres.; R. Stephens, Sec.; J. Dempsey, Pres.; S. Miner, Treas. Standing: S. Cannell, S. C. Rep.; B. Siebers, V. Pres. Degrees; Mrs. King; G. Dedert, V. Pres. Pub. Rel.; C. Wiesemann, V. Pres. Rec. FHA Juniors—Seated: C. Henerhoff, J. Wittier, G. Decker, S. Gordy. Standing:C. Dedert, D. Seward, P. Dejaynes, C. Frese, L. Williams, D. Turner. Fresh Sophs--Seated: M. Shupe, S. Jen- kins, D. Hull, D. Woerman, N. Hendrick- son. Standing: B. Appledom, P. Gooding, D. Graff, L. Epker, C. Rabe, D. Decker, K. Carlson, C. Neil. The Unity Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America came into being as the group of girls traveled to the Farm Progress Show in Galesburg, Illinois, during the month of September. Daddy Date Nite was held in No- vember, before a football game. The chapter entered a float in the homecoming parade. Another major undertak- ing was to co-sponsor the Sadie Haw kin's Dance with the FFA boys. The Annual Christmas Tea, held December 7, featured Mrs. Gerald Murphy as the speaker. She spoke to the group attending on ceramics. On February 22, forty mothers and girls enjoyed an evening of fun as Mother's fun Nite took place. The year’s activities were climaxed with the annual parent and daughter banquet on April 5. The FHA spon- sored a style show following the banquet featuring Home Ec. girls. The theme for the banquet and style show was Once Upon A Time. The evening ended with the in- stallation of the 73-74 officers. The chapter was especially proud to have a Section Officer this year. Jane Shriver served as the Section 3 C president. She presided at the Spring Rally on March 30. SCENES FROM THE STYLE SHOW 1973 UNITYof MENDON RESERVEU Row 1: D. Graff, C. Wiesemann, P. Pittman, K. Martin, J. Wittier, J. Downs, J. Mealiff, K. Chandler, J. Leerhoff, S. Cannell, N. Cady, S. Slater, G. Starman, M. Klodt. Row 2: T. Peter, S. Evans, Robin Shriver, G. Dedert, C. Bartlett, K. Schnelle, M. Reichert, B. Appledorn, D. Turner, C. Rabe, A. Seli- ner, Roxie Shriver, L. Keith, T. Nichols, J. Blickhan. Row 3: S. Conover, B. Hall, K. Niekamp, C. Neil, K. Egan, M. Lubbert, M. Adair, D. Cramm, L. Janssen, C. Niekamp, S. Guthrie, D. Frese. Row 4: D. Frey, M. Kleemeyer, D. Seward, L. Kuhn, L. Gordley, P. Hopson, D. Rosson, R. Stephens, P. Evans, P. Wilson, J. Smith, K. Wollbrink. GAA OFFICERS Sara Miner--Sec. Jackie Hyer--V. Pres. Kathy Niekamp--Reporter Beverly Kropp—S. C. Rep. Janet Dittmer--Treas. Jo Ann Duppong—Pres. Miss Luetkemeyer--Sponsor G.A.A. activities started out in September with hikes, free-play, and gymnastics. The theme for our walking float in the Homecoming Parade was As Patton defeated Germany, Unity will conquer Hamilton. Our winter activities included bowling which started the first week in November and lasted for 12 consecutive weeks. During basketball sea- son, G.A.A. sponsored a coat check at home games and the M.V.I.T. Second semester activities included a Volley- ball tournament plus our annual hike. Also, a postal bowling tournament was held with the girls with ten highest averages participating. Awards were presented to the winners. This year G.A.A. had a girls track team. They participated in several meets and did very well. To conclude our years activities a special meeting was held May 7, 1973 to pass out awards. GIRLS PARTICIPATING IN ARCHERY POSTAL TOURNAMENT Rhonda Haistings Pam Bowen Angie Seliner Diane Turner Donna Cramm Bev Hall Carol Seliner 80 GAA Row 1: D. Blickhan, J. Weeks, D. Morton, K. Graham, M. Klodt, D. Decker, V. Padavic, B. Kuhn. Row 2: B. Seals, S. Jenkins, S. Mealiff, K. Graham, D. Mealiff, L. Epker, B. Siebers, P. Gooding, A. Mealiff. Row 3: J. Evans, S. Rosson, J. Arnold,-C. Seliner, M. Shupe, B. Smith, J. Hyer, J. Inman. Row 4: R. Leenerts, V. Coulson, T. Gettman, C. Duppong, J. Amsman, C. Holmes, K. Jones, J. Miller, C. Orr, D. Woerman. GAA G.A.A. POSTAL BOWLING TOURNAMENT: J. Hyer, P. Hopson, S. Evans, L. Keith, M. Reichert, D. Rosson, P. Evans, Miss Luetke- meyer, N. Lubbert, J. Mealiff, N. Cady, J. Downs, K. Wollbrink, GAA 81 Tues, night Mary Reichert, Nettie Lubbert, Connie Wittier, Pam Bowen. Bowling Secretaries Pam Hopson JoAnn Leerhoff GAA Hurry up! Wed. night Ann Inman Tracy Nichols Tricia Peter Bowling Results HIGH GAME Tues. --Jane Inman Wed. --Pam Hopson Thurs. --Rhonda Stephens HIGH AVERAGE Tues. - -Debbie Rosson Wed. --Nancy Cady Thurs. --Rhonda Stephens HIGH SERIES Tues. —Mary Reichert Wed.—Brenda Seals and Pam Hoposn Thurs. --Rhonda Stephens MOST IMPROVED AVERAGE Tues. --Debbie Mealiff Wed. --JoAnn Leerhoff Thurs. —Patti Pittman SECRETARIES Tues. --Marla Adair Ginger Dedert Wed. --JoAnn Leerhoff Pam Hopson Thurs. --Jane Smith Getting to know you-- Thur. night Cheryl Wiesemann Tricia Graff Brenda Kuhn 82 GAA Industrial Arts Club Row 1:T. Asher, R. Reiter, C. Winhold, Mr. Cordis, B. Poulter, M. Brown, A. Kaltenbaeck. Row 2: E. Mur- fin, J. P. Fagot, L. Hoener, S. Donley, G. Thompson. Wayne Elston This year the Industrial Arts Club went on two field trips to local industries. The industrial arts department had another fine showing at the state exhibit in Macomb. Out- standing awards were won by Wayne Elston, Rex Smith, and Rocky Weeks. Other award winners were: Chuck Win- hold, Kevin Wells, Guy Thompson, Les Hoener, Rich Goodson, John Fagot, Greg Epker, and Steve Donley. Rex Smith Rocky Weeks INDUSTRIAL ARTS 83 Row 1: J. Wittler--Pres., Mrs. Knodel, C. Duppong--Sec. Row 2: B. Appledorn, L. Evans, D. Graff, C. Wiesemann, K. Graham, S. Kendrick, D. Cantrell. Row 3: N. Lubbert, K. Chandler, R. Ruffcorn, L. Gord- ley, C. Wittier, J. Mealiff. MASHfs Library Club The library clubs are service or- ganizations. The students check books in and out, shelve books, help stu- dents find material, and keep the library in order. In addition the Li- brary Club entered the Homecoming Parade, entertained with a tea dur- ing the National Library Week, and made Christmas bookmarks for the Middle School students. The Unity Library Club is a mem- ber of the Illinois Student Librarians Association and the Mississippi Val- ley Student Librarians Association. Unity was host to the Executive Meeting of MVSLA in February. Six- teen librarians attended the annual meeting at Hamilton in March. At the Hamilton meeting, Mrs. Knodel, as a charter sponsor, was presented with a gift of bookends. Connie Johnson was secretary of MVSLA the first semester and Janice Wittier served the second semester. Kris Graham has been elected trea- surer of MVSLA for next year. MIDDLE SCHOOL LIBRARIANS Row 1: R. Griffin, D. Porter, S. Maas, D. Sill. Row 2: W. Tallcott, R. Bal- sar, T. Brecht, B. McClelland, R. Alaniz, C. Kuhn, D. Ensminger. Row 3:D. Ruffcorn, S. Hemming, C. Arnold, P. Schaffer, Mrs. Knodel, B. Orr, L. Wilson, R. Frey. 84 LIBRARY CLUB Row 1: D. Seeber, Reporter; L. Gordley, Sec.-Treas.; M. Kenady, Pres. ;J. Duppong, V-Pres. Row 2: Mr. Carpenter, C. Wiesemann, K. Chandler, J. Wittier, J. Leerhoff, Robin Shriver, R. Grimes, P. Pittman, D. Woerman, Mr. Hobart. Row 3: J. Mealiff, K. Bolt, J. Griffin, J. Shriver, K. Wollbrink, M. Adair, R. Ruffcorn, L. Tripp, B. Siebers, J. Stockhecke. Row 4: M. Starman, K. Ellerbrock, D. Seward, S. Dempsey, G. Thompson, C. James, P. Hopson, J. Dempsey, T. Clark. Row 5: D. Tall- cott, T. Asher, D. Kircher, S. Donley, G. Campbell, G. Hendrickson, G. Frazier, D. Parker, C. Frese, C. Shriver. Math-Science Club The Math-Science Club had forty-three members this year. Our Homecoming float, Bridge Over the River Kwai , received second in the organization division. We had several speakers at our meetings during ac- tivity periods through-out the year. Mrs. Virginia Detrick from the T.B. and Respiratory Disease Association spoke to us of hazards of smoking. Mr. Larry Aden gave a presenta- MRS. DETRICK WITH SMOKING SAM AT THE OCTOBER MEETING. tion on Dental Diseases and Hygiene. Mr. John Gray was a featured speaker of another meeting. He told the group about the archeological excavations at Kampsville, Illi- nois. The group had planned a field trip to St. Louis the first of May, but due to the Mighty Mississippi flooding, the trip had to be cancelled. HOMECOMING FLOAT--BRIDGE OVER THE RIVER KWAI. MATH-SCIENCE CLUB 85 MUSTANG ROUND-UP STAFF 1972-73 Assistant Editors: Debbie Emmert Jane Smith ARTISTS 11 bloom during the year of 1972-73. 'Quitfand Scroll, intejpja pal honorary society for High _ Jjubliditfion of ten regular i g plus, $$fTUn«fjrSpecial publications. 'Ars-dspecial feature, the Roimd itS fcl4y isy!e |rinted Bfifeic5cially, and paid for it by selling ad- vertising space to local businesses. It is a i QUiiSVp siDility that the Round-Up will be printed commercially aU 'thj UdfiJrJ the future. _ ( One refpres ntauyC fa t 6f antipipntcd'pfogressTpkthe future is the planned training in journalism of our Q pitors fof-fle ydai. After attending jc naksi TwoxkshopVai the UflW5rsity of owa, they will sponsor the cond annual'Round'Up workshop atTlhity -ifi ( S y'p) . ' ) ht ( N mu b V{J!; tiMniwou HOW SWEET IT IS flf]£ JS 7MJ8 L£rT 111 T J£ mu, UIJI mz a? -mm rJ D 86 ROUND-UP Mrs. Simon taught the typists the proper techniques and methods of typing on a stencil. Many stages are involved in the printing of an article in the ROUND-UP. First, reporters gather information from news sources. Above, Tony Carlson, a ROUND-UP report- er, interviews Mr. Church for an article. Round-up Artists at the workshop held August 26, 1972. Alter the article is turned in, it is justified and then typed on a stencil. Above, busy ROUND-UP typists prepare the pages of the April issue. After a stencil has been typed and proofread, it is run-off on the mimeograph machine in the typing room. Above, Debbie Emmert prepares a stencil for running off. After all the pages are run off (an average of 25 a month), they are gathered, or put into piles, and stapled by ROUND-UP staff members. Above, ROUND-UP staff members are gather- ing the April issue. Aarruuul fc imulis� ROUND-UP 87 Row 1: C. Seliner, C. Wiesemann, Robin Shriver, D. Frey, J. Evans. Row 2: Roxie Shriver, R. Grimes, W. Whipps, D. Rosson, R. Stephens. Row 3:J. Mealiff, P. Gooding, A. Seliner, B. Siebers, L. Evans, K. Bolt, K. Niekamp, S. Conover, P. Wood, S. Guthrie. Row 4: J. Arnold, T. Gettman, J. Dodge, J. Duppong, C. Orr, J. Smith, D. Seward. S.A.E. The Student Action for Education (S.A.E.) for- merly F.T. A. had quite a successful year. Our officers were: Pres. - Wayne Whipps; V. Pres. --Robin Shriver; Sec. --Debby Rosson; Treas. --Roxie Shriver; Reporter-- Rita Grimes; and S. C. Rep. --Rhonda Stephens. The S.A.E. consists of 27 members whose sponsor was Miss Danglade. Our activities included working in the Concession Stand during the M. V. I.T. tournament, an April Fool's Dance, Student Teaching, and our tour to Jacksonville. We toured the School for the Deaf and the School for the Blind. Pam Wood and Janet Mealiff represented us at the State Convention in Galesburg. Dolores was their chauffeur. Some students substituted for grade school teachers when they had a meeting. Janet Mealiff Dolores Buhre Pam Wood 88 S.A.E. J. Arnsman T. Gettman D. Woerman B. Smith D. Decker A. Seliner B. Kropp Miss Rosser C. Seliner J. Johnson D. Mealiff J. Miller A. Mealiff J. Evans D. Cramm R. Leenerts S. Mealiff C. Duppong B. Siebers L. Evans D. Woerman OFFICERS Pres. Debbie Woerman V. -Pres. Linda Evans Sec. Becky Siebers Treas. Chris Duppong S.C. Rep. Debbie Emmert Reporter Linda Evans Sponsor Miss Rosser Spanish Club This year's El Club de Espanel has resulted in a membership consisting of twenty-one girls. The Club members have been active and have partici- pated in many projects. It had a walking float in the Homecoming parade. Other projects include a taco-pinata party held on December 19, 1972, several bake sales, and a car wash. SPANISH CLUB 89 Row 1: S. Cannell, B. Poulter, T. Peter, W. Whipps, G. Campbell, R. Shupe, J. Smith, J. Diurner, J Mealiff. Row 2: S. Turner, G. Frazier, S. Conover, D. Hall, B. Allen, K. Bolt, J. Griffin, D. Emmert, J. Duncan. M. Kenady, K. Hilgenbrink. Row 3: P. Wood, R. Stephens, B. Kropp, J. Inman, J. Blickhan, M. Ellerman, J. Miller, D. Nelson, J. Shriver, L. Gordley, J. Kendrick, M. Mittermeyer. Student Council The 1972-1973 Student Council sponsored the annual Homecoming activities as usual. Thanks to the efforts of Miss Danglade their Queen's float won first place in organ- izations. Queen Marsha Starman was introduced at the soc hop held Tuesday evening, October 3, 1972. The Home- coming parade was held Thursday night followed by a bon- fire and relays. The Juniors won the Spirit Stick. The game was held Friday night and the dance Saturday even- ing brought the activities to a close. A Student Council soup supper was held March 31, 1973. This event proved successful and it is hoped to make it an annual affair. During the year the Student Council sponsored several assemblies. In the spring a student exchange program took place. Student Council members who desired could participate. Schools with whom exchanges were made were: Central, Hamilton, Liberty, Southeastern, and Warsaw. On April 10, 1973 elections were held for the 1974 officers of the Council. Student Council Week was held April 30 to May 4. Monday was Derby Day, Tuesday seg- ragated stairs, Wednesday carrot and celery day, Thursday student take over day and dressup day, Friday greaser day. The activities ended with the banquet and installation of the new officers. The following were the 1972-1973 officers: Pres. Greg Campbell V. Pres. Rodney Shupe Sec. Jane Smith Treas. Wayne Whipps Historian Janet Dittmer Sponsor Mr. Church The following were elected to be the 1973-1974 officers: Pres. Mike Mittermeyer V. Pres. Kent Higinbrinck Sec. Rhonda Stephens Treas. Terry Smith Historian Jane Smith Final touches on the First Place Float 90 STUDENT COUNCIL Greg Campbell JoAnn Duppong Kenneth Ellerbrock DeLayne Frey Lois Gordley Jackie Hyer Merle Kenady Chuck Miller Dennis Tallcott Li SAA Seniors become permanent members The following received awards of Society For Academic Achieve- for the first semester of 1972- ment by earning 100 or more points in 1973: academic subjects. Underclassmen G. Campbell D. Emmert receive certificates by earning 15 or J. Duppong J. Griffin more points a semester. Additional K. Ellerbrock D. Hemming semester earnings rate a seal for the G. Frazier L. Janssen certificate. L. Gordley A. Seliner M. Kenady D. Seward C. Miller J. Smith E. Higginbotham G. Thompson The following received awards for the sec- D. Tallcott J. Thornton ond semester of 1971-1972: P. Wood J. Wittier G. Campbell T. Asher B. Allen J. Arnold K. Miller T. Clark S. Donley J. Arnold J. Arnsman C. Seliner J. Duppong D. Emmert J. Dittmer J. Dittmer H. Shepherd K. Ellerbrock D. Hemming C. Duppong C. Duppong B. Siebers G. Frazier L. Kuhn R. Grimes T. Gettman K. Walton D. Frey D. Seward D. Mealiff R. Goodson D. Woerman L. Gordley J. Smith B. Siebers R. Grimes L. Evans M. Kenady G. Thompson D. Weiss J. Hyer S. Loos R. Shupe J. Thornton J. Johnson A. Mealiff D. Tallcott J. Wittier B. Kropp J. Miller P. Wood D. Mealiff D. Weiss Quincy Kiwanis Rep. presenting SAA Award. S.A.A. 91 Here Caught in the act! A n d The library shelves finally arrived. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Third PlaCe 1973 CBHS SoPhomore Tournament L. Janssen, J. Hyer, J. Downs, C. Duppong, D. Turner 92 HERE AND THERE Because of an outstanding year in sports the yearbook staff would like to make a special dedication of the sports section to Coach Dick Spohr. The 1972-73 season was his last year as head basketball coach at Unity. Appropriately enough, the past sea- son was the best, with a 27-3 season. ORTS Row 1: K. Bolt, D. Mealiff, Dave Nichols, G. Noel, B. Schaffer, J. Duncan, J. Oenning, Denny Nichols, R. Schaffer, S. Frazier. Row 2: D. Seeber, Mgr., L. Mardis, B. Bastert, K. Weiss, B. Deen, S. Turner, Dan Nichols, E. Murfin, Dean Parker, J. Nichols, K. Hilgenbrinck, J. Gray, Mgr., Chuck Miller, Mgr. Row 3: Mr. Davis, V. Coach, Mr. Cor- dis, Ass't Coach, S. Schoch, D. Voth, T. Woodworth, R. Shupe, Dave Parker, G. Shupe, K. McAllister, B. Woodworth, K. Wells, C. Winhold, Mr. Carlisle, JV Coach, Mr. Wells, 8th Grade Coach. Varsity Football The 1972 football season saw the continued rise of the Unity football team. For a period of years the Mus- tangs were the doormat of the con- ference; this is no longer the case. This past season saw Unity, for the second year in a row, finish second in the conference after losing the championship game to Carthage. This year's team, although lack- ing the natural ability of many of the teams on the schedule, was the most spirited and close knit at Unity. The spirit, closeness and emotion of these young men made this an enjoyable season. Individually, the Mustangs con- tinued to provide some of the finest football players in the conference. Rodney Shupe, while setting a school record, 102 tackles, is recognized as the finest linebacker. Rodney, along with his brother, Gary, were the only unanimous choices on the all-conference defensive team. Another senior, Dave Nichols, was also named to the all-conference defensive team. After playing half- back for three years, Dave moved to quarterback and, by the end of the season, was doing a great job. Another senior, Tom Woodworth, closed out his career as one of the finest centers. To carry on this fine tradition, Unity returns several fine Sophomores and Juniors, headed by Gary Shupe, Denny Nichols, and Bernie Wood- worth. Gary was an all-conference defensive guard. Denny, the leading scorer and rusher on the team, was an all-conference offensive halfback, and Bernie was the leading pass inter- ceptor on the team. SCHEDULE Rush ville 36 Unity 0 Winchester 20 Unity 0 Warsaw 6 Unity 18 Brown Co. 12 Unity 14 Palmyra 28 Unity 0 Carthage 28 Unity 12 Hamilton 14 Unity 18 Triopia 36 Unity 6 Central 6 Unity 36 Rodney Shupe Dave Nichols Tom Woodworth David Parker Ray Schaffer Chuck Winhold Steve Schoch Tom Woodworth Senior Players Chuck Winhold TOM WOODWORTH--Most Valuable line- man. Two year letterman--Center RODNEY SHUPE--Linebacker. All confer- ence Linebacker. School record--most tackles season 102, most in one game 18, Co. Capt. 4 Year letterman. RAY SCHAFFER--Defensive end. Two year letterman. DAVE NICHOLS--Quarterback. 3 year letterman. All conference def. HB. Con- ference record for the longest touchdown run, 82 yards. 1972 leading passer. Co- Capt. CHUCK WINHOLD--Offensive Tackle. Two year letterman. Rodney Shupe Dave Nichols 7 0 ! h i«t t, UNIT T UNITY Ve i ffih Wi | UNITY UL, UH � r fl|| I r- -ST, UNITY Row 1: B. Baxter, R. Turner. Row 2: K. Warning, M. Hilgenbrinck, K. Frazier, M. Rabe, D. Voth. Row 3: B. Deen, S. Frazier, G. Arnold, D. Wilson, G. Rossen, Row4:C. Miller, Mgr., P. Carlisle, coach, L. Woodworth, D. Parker, T. Corrigan, B. Schaffer, D. Mealiff, S. Turner. Row 5: J. Gray, Mgr., B. Allen, K. Hilgenbrinck, D. Smith, B. Bastert, J. Duncan, D. Seeber, Mgr., J. Nichols, K. Weiss. Fresh-Soph. Football Statistics: Rushing: Voth: 39 carries, 254 yds, K. Hilgenbrinck: 39 carries, 147 yds, S. Turner: 37 carries, 126 yds. Tackles: S. Turner: 68, Nichols: 45, Mealiff: 36. Passing: Duncan: 52 attempts, 14 completions, 11 inter- ceptions for 263 yds. Pass Receiving: Schaffer: 8-151 yds, Nichols: 3-76 yds, Hilgenbrinck: 2-67 yds. Schedule Urniy 6 Rush ville 6 Unity 14 Quincy 6 Unity 40 Central 0 Unity 6 Hamilton 14 Unity 0 Quincy, C. B. 14 Unity 14 Carthage 46 Unity 8 Brown County 22 Unity 6 Warsaw 8 Won 2 Lost 6 Fiesh man Unity 12 Carthage 6 Uidty 8 Brown County 8 Unity 8 Hamilton 24 Records Set: Team: Most points a season: 94. Most points a game; 40. Least total yards allowed in a game: 24 yds. Individual: Most tackles a season: Turner, Longest run from L. O. S.: Voth, 79 yds, Longest K.O. return: Nichols, 78 yds, Most points in game: Schaffer: 14, Longest T. D. pass: Duncan to Nichols: 66 yds. Row 1:M. Stephens, K. Murfin, D. Maas, B. Gutherie, D. Herring, B. McAllister, G. Campbell, R. Niekamp, D. Sellers. Row 2: J. Hyer, D. Kretzer, V. Harshman, M. Spohr, B. Knox, M. Frese, J. Donley. Row 3: C. Tripp, S. Coulson, R. Gettman, B. Graham. 8th Grade Football The Little Mustangs completed their season with Schedule an undefeated record. 4-0-1. This is the most successful Unity 0 Beardstown 0 season of any eighth grade team since the inclusion of Unity 8 Quincy 6 eighth grade football into the athletic program, 4 years Unity 12 Pleasant Hill 0 ago. Unity 14 Warsaw 0 The TEAM was directed on offense and defense by Unity 26 Hannibal 0 co-captains Brian McAllister and Steve Coulson. The team's offense set four new records on the eighth grade level. Brian McAllister, most yards passing in one game, 52 yards. The record was 48 yards by Dave Smith in 1971. The team scored the most points in a season, 60 points; was 50, in 1971. They carried for the most total yards for a season, 902 yards; was 543 yards, in 1971. Also, a rec- ord was for the most total yards in a game, 219 yards; was 182 yards in 1971. The defense did an outstanding job. They allowed their opponents to score on them only once and set a new record of fewest points allowed by defense for season, 6 points, was 30 points in 1971. The last record the defense also set was for the least total yards allowed in a game, 19 yards, was 42 yards in 1971. In summary, the TEAM outgained their opponents 902 yards to 455 yards and outscored them 58 to 6—both new records. eiev ' Basketball: Best Ever - 27-3! Doug Seeber, Mgr.; Greg Campbell, Steve Turner, Gene Hendrickson, Dave Parker, Merle Ken- edy, Ken Ellerbrock, Danny Nichols, Bernie Woodworth, Grant Campbell, Gary Shupe, Greg Frazier, Chuck Miller, Mgr. Varsity Basketball 1972-73 Schedule Unity 79 Liberty 49 Unity 40 °West Pike 48 Unity 52 Warsaw 40 Unity 80 Rushville 49 Unity 71 Hamilton 52 Unity 62 Barry 38 Unity 67 Southeastern 68 Unity 57 Triopia 38 Unity 81 Staunton 61 Unity 78 Monroe City 48 Unity 69 Carthage 64 Unity 59 Central 35 Unity 74 Payson 50 Unity 72 Highland 59 Unity 58 Western 22 Unity 77 e Nauvoo-Colusa 54 Unity 74 Pittsfield 61 Unity 76 Brown County M.V.I.T. 46 Unity 67 Hamilton 45 Unity 49 Clopton 40 Unity 86 Southeastern 74 The basketball Mustangs enjoyed their best season ever at Unity and were recognized as one of the finest Class A teams in this portion of the state. With a season record of 27-3, Unity won 19 games in a row to ad- vance to the SWEET SIXTEEN before falling to Petersburg in Super Sec- tional play. Unity won its' second consecutive West Central Conference Champion- ship with a perfect 5-0 record. In the process the Mustangs surpassed their own conference defensive rec- ord by holding their opponents to 47.4 points per game. Greg Camp- bell established a new conference season free throw record by making eleven of eleven attempts for 100 percent. Seven Seniors and four juniors were members of the varsity. Sports- manship and team work characterized their efficient style of play. Through- out the season individuals played the good game , had the hot hand , or made the big play to bring victory to the team. Eight dif- ferent team members scored in dou- ble figures at least once during the year, and seven different players started at least one game. At both the Hannibal Thanksgiv- ing Tournament and the MVIT, Un- ity won a clean sweep of trophies presented by winning the Champion- ship as well as Sportsmanship, Cheerleader, and or pep squad tro- phies. A truly united effort brought forth this success as all factions of the school and the community joined together. UNITED--UNITY became UNITY No. 1!! We’re No. 1! COACH SPOHR IN ACTION!! Kathy Niekamp Jo Ann Duppong LuAnn Keith Tncia Peter Peggy Evans The Mustangs began their basket- ball season with a clean sweep of the Hannibal Holiday Tournament. Unity came out on top not only with the championship trophy but with the cheerleading and sportsmanship tro- phies as well. Three team members were named to the 10-man all tour- nament team. They were: Greg Campbell, Greg Frazier, and Steve Turner. Unity started out the week by de- feating Cleveland Dutchmen of St. Louis on Tuesday, 70-43. Host Han- nibal was downed, 67-31 in the semi-finals. Unity defeated Clopton, 65-44, on Saturday night for the championship! This was a great start for the 1972-73 season, whicji proved to be the best in Unity's history!! Steak Dinner honoring the team by Guye Dedert. The Team and Cheerleaders--THE WINNERS! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sue Evans Tracy Nichols Regional Sectional HAPPINESS IS The Varsity Basketball team set a new school record in 1973. For the first time in school history, we made it to the Sweet 16! The first step toward this goal came by defeating Cen- tral, 45 to 42, in the regional tourney at Brown County. Then we beat Quincy Catholic Boys, 58 to 56, and, ul- timately won the regional title by defeating previously un- beaten West Pike, 59 to 52. Mr. Keane accepting the regional trophy for the school from captain Ken Ellerbrock. Champs! The winning ways of the Unity Mustangs continued through the sectional week. Excitement ran high, espe- cially among the Unity student fans. Unit 4 residents waited in line for hours to buy tickets to the games. The players did not disappoint their many fans. They defeated Bath-Balyki, 53-50 on Tuesday night. The week was cli- maxed by winning the sectional held at C.B. We beat Southeastern 56 to 54 in a very tight game. Out bid for the state tourney was stpoped in the super- sectional game at Macomb. Unity lost to Petersburg Porta with a score of 72 to 77. The TEAM and their trophy at the pep rally.— Seniors—Super Great MERLE, GREG, GREG, STEVE, GENE, DAVE, KEN This year's senior basketball players were an outstanding group of young athletes. They provided the team with experience and ability. They were all dedicated to their cause to do the best as individuals and as a team. Working together as a team was one of the reasons for their great success. KEN ELLERBROCK Leader in assists 178 MVIT All Tournament Team West Central Conference Team Muck Soug Chuck Miller and Doug Seeber were two very special people in- volved in Basketball and in other sports. They supported the team throughout the years and were two of their most faithful fans. The coaches at Unity will miss them and have found their help invaluable. Chuck was a 4 year Varsity Basketball man- ager and his name or picture appears more than any other person in the trophy case. Doug was a four year manager in Baseball and received a special plaque from Coach Keane. From all the players and coaches, you have served in four years, THANKS!! UNITY TEAM CAPTAIN UNITY-TOP DEFENSIVE PLAYER 102 GREG CAMPBELL Leading scorer: 545 points, 20 ppg. Leading rebounder: 254 Leading free throw shooter: 78.4% MVIT and Hannibal All Tournament team West Central Conference Team-Unam- imous UNITY-MOST VALUABLE PLAYER GENE HENDRICKSON Leading field goal shooter: 55% West Central All Conference-Honorable Mention UNITY -MOST IMPROVED PLAYER GREG FRAZIER Second in scoring: 493; 17.4 ppg. Second in rebounding: 195 Second in free throw shooting: 70% MVIT All Tourney Team-Most Out- standing Hannibal All Tournament Team West Central All Conference Team MERLE KENADY STEVE TURNER Hannibal All Tournament Team DAVE PARKER West Central All Conference-Honorable Mention 103 Unity Wins Mississippi UNITY FIRST PLACE CLOPTON THIRD PLACE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER—GREG FRAZIER ALL TOURNEY TEAM— Rick Ramsey, Southeast- ern; Rusty Ramsey, South- eastern; Rick Homan, Southeastern; Ken Eller- brock, Unity. NOT PIC- TURED: Lilbum Gregory, Clopton; Joe Lewis, Clop- ton; and Ken Marshall, Hamilton. 104 M.V.I.T. Valley Invitational Tournament SOUTHEASTERN- SECOND PLACE BOWLING GREEN FIFTH PLACE ALL TOUR- NEY TEAM —Greg Campbell, Unity; Greg Frazier, Unity; Leon Holcum- brink, Bowl- ing Green; Leonard Whipps, Unity Quar- terback Club Presi- dent. UNITY CHEERLEADERS--FIRST PLACE Kneeling: J. Nichols, K. Hilgenbrinck, B. Allen. Standing: D. Mealiff, Mgr., J. Duncan, K. Gray, D. Voth, T. Bell, R. Weeks, B. Higginbotham, S. Turner, D. Parker. J.V. Basketball During the 1972-73 Basketball Season, the JV squad won 10 of the 21 games played. With Mr. Woodruff as coach, and Dennis V oth as the team captain, the team went on to win the third place trophy at the Catholic Boys Tournament. The leading Scorers were Ken Gray, Rock Weeks, and Dennis Voth. Ken also led the team with 130 re- bounds. JV Cheerleaders, Front: J. Weeks, J. Hyer, J. Arnsman, J. Inman, J. Ditt- mer, K. Gaham. Schedule Unity 41 Liberty 59 Unity 48 West Pike 34 Unity 37 Warsaw 40 Unity 47 Rush ville 50 Unity 45 Hamilton 37 Unity 34 Barry 47 Unity 39 Southeastern 35 Unity 32 Triopia 47 Unity 47 Staunton 76 Unity 33 Monroe City 29 Unity 58 Carthage 62 Unity 46 Central 36 Unity 38 Pay son 43 Unity 42 Highland 41 Unity 70 Western 56 Unity 54 Nauvoo-Colusa 45 Unity 40 Pittsfield 49 Unity 50 Brown County 70 IN CATHOLIC BOYS TOURNEY Unity 47 Central 44 Unity 48 Brown County 63 Unity 57 Carthage 56 Kneeling: D. Hilgenbtinck, Mgr. Standing: B. Baxter, B. Janssen, D. Wilson, L. Woodworth, P. Cornwell, D. Smith, B. Higginbotham, B. Fanning,J. Nichols, A. Wilson, K. Gordy, M. Hilgenbrinck, G. Arnold. Freshman Basketball SQUAD A” 1972-73 BOX SCORES Unity 50 Warsaw 10 Unity 42 Quincy A 51 Unity 45 Carthage 55 Unity 32 Central 46 Unity 40 BrownCounty 61 Unity 38 Pittsfield 63 Unity 43 Rushville 66 Unity 44 Pay son 47 Unity 44 Hamilton 59 Unity 43 Southeastern 73 ■Unity 40 Liberty 47 SQUAD B 1972-73 BOX SCORES Unity 48 Warsaw 17 Unity 57 Quincy B” 37 Unity 44 Carthage 41 Unity 22 Central 28 Unity 55 BrownCounty 60 Unity 26 Pittsfield 33 Unity 23 Rushville 32 Unity 51 Payson 14 During the 1972-73 season, the Freshmen Basketball team was divid- ed into two divisions, the A squad, and the B squad. Under Mr. Wood- ruff’s supervision, squad A won 1 game of the 11 played during the season, while the B team won 50 percent, 5 wins—5 losses. The leading scorers were Bob Higginbotham, Alan Wilson, Denny Wilson, and Dave Smith. Dave also led the squads with 82 rebounds. Freshman Cheerleaders, Row 1: B. Seals, M. Ellerman, J. Miller. Row2:V. Padavic, L. Ippensen, A. Mealiff. Row X: B. Seals, K, Murfin.D. Herring, C. Arnold, D. Sellers, M. Janssen. Row 2: B. Wollbrink, C. Ter- ry, D. Poling, D. Maas, G. Campbell, B. Guthrie. Row 3: R. Moore, Coach, J. Hyer, V. Harshman, D. Kretzer, B. Graham, R. Gettman, S. Coulson, B. McAllister, M. Spohr, R. Wieprecht, Manager. 8th Grade Basketball The eighth grade basketball teams completed another successful season with a combined 21 and 2 record. The only upsets to the A team came from St. Mary's by 3 and Central who finished third in state competition. The B team continued its flaw- less record remaining undefeated for 2 years. The leading scorers were Steve Coulson with an 11 point average, Randy Gettman with 10 and Brian McAllister with 6. A Team Captain Steve Coulson Co-Captain Mike Spohr Payson 20 Unity 36 Hamilton 27 Unity 37 West Pike 18 Unity 32 St. Dominic 50 Unity 56 St. Francis 36 Unity 50 Warsaw 14 Unity 53 St. Johns 40 Unity 43 Liberty 27 Unity 40 St. Mary's 35 Unity 32 Central 59 Unity 28 St. Boniface 39 Unity 42 St. Peter 47 Unity 51 B Team Captain Gerald Campbell Co-Captain Danny Kretzer Payson 26 Unity 43 Hamilton 10 Unity 42 West Pike 15 Unity 24 St. Dominic 28 Unity 46 St. Francis 22 Unity 46 St. Johns 13 Unity 39 Liberty 26 Unity 49 St. Mary's 28 Unity 37 Central 20 Unity 54 St. Boniface 12 Unity 37 St. Peter 22 Unity 37 Row 1: L. Dittmer. Row 2: K. Miller, P. Smith, T. McClelland. Row 3: K. Stevens. A team had an 11-gamesched- B team had a 9-game sched- ule. Won 5 Lost 6. Top A ule. Won 2 Lost 7. Top B Team scorere was Rick Arnold Team scorer was Steve Metz- with 119 points. ger with 57 points. A Team Schedule B Team Schedule Hamilton 42 Unity 27 Hamilton 22 Unity 19 St. Peter 32 Unity 25 St. Peter 49 Unity 10 St. Francis 38 Unity 40 St. Francis 16 Unity 17 Warsaw 23 Unity 28 Central 22 Unity 19 Central 32 Unity 27 Payson 32 Unity 13 Liberty 43 Unity 48 St. John 32 Unity 31 Payson 52 Unity 42 Q. Jr. High 37 Unity 22 St. John 28 Unity 38 St. Boniface 33 Unity 25 Q. Jr. High 41 Unity 32 St. Dominic 14 Unity 26 St. Boniface 33 Unity 45 St. Dominic 50 Unity 38 Row 1: P. Northrup, R. Arnold, S. Harms, R. Leenerts, K. Cramm, G. Harris. Row 2: P. Northrup, R. Alaniz, J. Viemeyer, T. Kindhart, E. Stockhecke, L. Wittier, Manager. Row 3: D. Trent, Manager, M. Viemeyer, S. Metzger, P. Gordley, B. Wilkinson, C. Trent, Mr. Valentine. 7th Grade Basketball Row 1: W. Turner. Row 2: B. Smith, P. Ancel. Row 3: C. Wittier. Row 4: C. Kuhn. Row 5: B. McClelland. Row 1: E. Murfin, R. Turner, T. Meyer, K. Grundhoffer, T. Corrigan, R. Schaffer, D. Hall, B. Schaffer. Row 2: R. Walton, B. Deen, J. Oenning, C. Winhold, K. Cramm, K. Wells, S. Schoch, T. Clark, J. Dodge, Mr. Cordis, Coach. Wrestling This was a year of great individ- ual performances for Unity Wrestlers. Although the team meet record was not as good as in recent years, a record was set for individual wins. Three seniors: Tom Meyer, 98 lbs; Dave Hall, 105 lbs; and Ray Schaf- fer, 132 lbs; were almost sure win- ners. Tom was undefeated during the regular season with a 21-0 record. He was a District Champion. He placed first in the West Central Conference and first in the Illini Bluffs Tournament, where he was voted most outstanding wrestler. Dave Hall had a 19-2 record. He placed first in the West Central Conference for the third year, first in the Illini Bluffs Tournament for the second year, and first in the dis- trict. One of the opponents Dave de- feated was the Missouri 98 lb. State Champion. Ray Schaffer had a 19-2 record also. He placed first in the West Central Conference and third in the District. Ray was the only four year wrestler on the squad. Schedule Unity 33 Quincy 36 Unity 15 Hannibal 51 Unity 18 Ft. Madison 42 Unity 36 Brown Co. 25 Unity 30 Central 31 Unity 24 Hamilton 33 Unity 34 Brown Co. 27 Unity 22 Central 33 Unity 19 Keokuk 35 • Unity 30 Hamilton 27 Unity 22 C B 41 Unity 30 Keokuk 36 Unity 18 G.B. 32 Unity 13 Quincy 48 Unity 34 Ft. Madison 25 Unity 53 l.a Harpe 13 Row 1: B. Seals, A. Mealiff, R. Leenerts, S. Evans, K. Graham, D. Mealiff. Row 2: C. Rabe, Statistician; K. Luetkemeyer, Coach; L. Ippensen, A. Seliner, J. Inman, N. Lubbert, P. Evans, M. Shupe, Statistician. Row 3: C. Seliner, J. Dittmer, J. Miller, C. Orr, T. Anderson, P. Bowen. Girls Track The Girls Track Team has completed its first year with four track meets. First place winners were: Pam Bowen in discus with a throw of 85 ' at the meet against Pittsfield and Brown County; Sue Evans in the 60 yd. dash at Canton; Chris Orr in discus with a throw of 76’ 9i , and Angie Seliner in shot with a distance of 28' 5 3 4 at the meet against Brown County and Central; Sue Evans won the softball throw with a distance of 175’ 7 , Peg won in high jump with a jump of 4,7 and also the 220 with a time of :27.25, at the meet against Central and Quincy. Second place winners were the 440 relay team, the mile relay team, and Peg Evans in the 220 at the Brown County and Pittsfield meet. The 440 relay team and Pam Bowen got second at the Canton Relays. The 440 relay team, Peg Evans in the 220 and Sue Evans in the softball throw finished second at the Brown County Central meet. Angie Seliner, shot, Chris Orr, discus, Sue Evans, high. Sue Evans 50 yd. dash, and Deb Mealiff, 880 yd. run, all got second at the meet against Quincy and Central. Third place winners were: 880 relay team, Sue Evans in th in the 50, and Peg Evans in high jump at the Brown Coun- ty, Pittsfield meet; Jerri Miller in the 100 yd. dash and Peg evans in the 220 at Canton; Jane Inman in the 80 yd low hurdles, high jump at the Brown County, Central meet; Pam Bowen in discus, Jani Inman in the low hurdles, the mile relay team, the 440 relay team, and the 880 re- lay team at the Central Quincy meet. Fourth place winners were Jerri Miller in the 100 yd. dash, Kris Grapham in the 440, Jerri Miller in the high jump and Jane Inman in shot at the Brown County-Pitts- field meet; Chris Orr in discus at Canton; Deb Mealiff in the 440, Pam Bowen in discus, and Chris Orr in the soft- ball throw at the Brown County, Central meet; Angie Sel- iner, discus, and Kris Graham in the 440 and the Central Quincy meet. Fifth place winners were 220 relay team at Canton Re- lays. At the District teack meet. Deb Mealiff got third place in the 880, and Pam Bowen got second place in the discus, which enables her to go to state. These first year results were very good and we hope to see them improve even more next year. Let’s hear it for girls track!! Varsity Track Row 1: C. Miller, Mgr; J. Nichols, R. Alaniz, R. McKnight, T. Clark, D. Nichols. Row 2: Coach Moss, L. Gordley, Statistician; C. Winhold, D. Voth, R. Shupe, G. Hendrickson, D. Parker, Coach Davis, J. Mealiff, Statistician. Not pictured: B. Wollbrink. Coaches Davis and Moss proudly present the 1972-73 Track Team. We feel that these young athletes per- formed exceptionally well, averag- ing about 45 points per meet and 66 points in one meet, a dual at Brown County. Matched man for man they outscored every opponent we met. VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE Thursday,April 5 Quincy (Soph) Thursday, April 12 Brown County Friday, April 13 Keokuk Relays Tuesday, April 17 Quincy Relays Tuesday,April 24 Carthage Relays Thursday, April 26 Liberty Friday, April 27 Canton Relays Monday,April 30 W.C.C. Meet Friday,May 4 W.C.C. Meet Friday, May 11 Payson Relay Monday, May 14 Central Tuesday, May 15 Payson We won no meets simply because we had no depth, a situation that we certainly hope will be resolved for the 1973-74 season. In the course of this season a num- ber of school records were recorded. Leading the team was senior Rod Shupe who set the shot put record with a toss of 49'6 , Payson Triangular. Other records established were: triple jump--Gene Hendrickson 35'4£ Brown County Dual; Mile Relay--D. Parker, R. McKnight, G. Hendrick- son, T. Clark 3:47. 0 Carthage re- lays; Two Mile Relay—G. Hendrick- son, D. Parker, D. Voth, T. Clark 9:41. 0 Quicy Relays; Varsity Mile Medley—R. McKnight, D. Nichols, D. Parker, G. Hendrickson 4:06.2 Can- ton Relays; Varsity 440 Relay--D. Nichols, D. Voth, D. Parker, J. Nichols, D. Voth, D. Parker, J. Nichols, 47. 3 Varsity Meet West Central Conference; Soph. Mile Medley—B. Wollbrink, J. Nichols, Randy Alaniz, D. Voth, 4:18.2 Quincy Relays; Fr. -Soph. 880 Relay --J. Nichols, Randy Alaniz, B. Wollbrink, D. Voth, 1:44. 0 Fr. Soph. West Central Conference. Middle School Track Row 1: P. Graff, M. Corrigan, L. Wollbrinck, P. Northrup, R. Alaniz, R. Arnold. Row 2: D. Morton, J. Viehmeyer, B. Guthrie, P. Gordley, M. Viehemeyer, R. Smith, Coach Moss. Not pictured: Paul North- rup. The Jr. High, 7th and 8th grades, experienced their first competition, this being their first season. They too lacked the depth necessary to ser- iously challenge opponents in dual meets. With the inaguuration of a new summer program for all athletes organized and led by new head Bas- ketball Coach, Leigh Conover, we hope that greater numbers will re- spond, making full, year-round par- ticipation a reality and making Unity a proud competitor in all sports. READY .... SET Front row: G. Arnold, B. Schaffer, Denny Nichols, D. Bastert, J. Duncan, K. Hilgenbrinck, M. Hilgen- brinck. Row 2: W. Whipps, Statistician, D. Seeber, Student Trainer, D. Kleemeyer, B. Higgenbotham, T. Bell, Danny Nichols, T. Foltz, R. Reiter, L. Mardis, Coach Keane. The 1973 Unity Baseball team played 15 games during the season although 23 games were on the schedule. Rain, wet grounds and cold weather hampered the efforts for practicing and playing. Two double- headers and four single games were cancelled. With only four lettermen back from the 1972 team and 13 first year players the team suffered from the lack of needed experience. The team had difficulty in executing the defensive plays with over 5 errors a game throughout the season. Offen- sively the Mustangs did a commend- able job swinging the bat, averaging 4 runs a game. TEAM INFORMATION Dan Bastert (Sr.) 1973 Captain Tim Bell (So.) Most Improved Fiist-Yr. Player Doug Seeber (Sr.) 4-Yr. Baseball Mgr. for the team Coach Pat Keane started his 14th year as baseball coach for the Mus- tangs with a 121-121 Won and Loss Record. Baseball TEAM MEMBERS -1973 Seniors: Dan Bastert (Capt) P-2B Tom Foltz CF Bill Poulter 3B-LF Rick Reiter LF Mike Taylor P-LF Juniors: Dave Kleemeyer C Lowell Mardis 3B-LF Danny Nichols 1B-P Denny Nichols RF-P Sophomores: Tim Bell 1B-LF Jim Duncan 3B-SS-P Kent Hilgenbrinck 3B-2B-SS Bruce Schaffer 2B-3B-RF Freshmen: Bob Higgenbotham P-LF Greg Arnold CF-C Matt Hilgenbrinck C-3B-2B Brad Fanning 3B-2B-RF Sr. Wayne Shipps Statistician--Official Scorer Doug Seeber, Mgr. both also received Letters for 1973 Indicates Letter Winner (1973) Congratulations, Doug, 4-Yr. Baseball Manager. PITCHERS RECORDS ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS Dan Bastert (P) Dan Nichols (IB) Den Nichols (OF) HONORABLE MENTION Kent Hilgenbrinck (So) (In- fielder) NAME WON LOST Dan Bastert 1 7 Mike Taylor 1 3 Denny Nichols 1 1 Bob Higgenbotham 1 0 Jim Duncan 0 0 TOP 5 HITTERS NAME AVERAGE Tim Bell .333 Dan Nichols .293 Tom Foltz .289 Denny Nichols .281 Dan Bastert .250 SCHEDULE AND RECORD Season 4-11 Conference 3-5 Unity 5 Rushville 8 (8 in) •Unity 3 Brown County 2 Unity 13 Quincy C.B. 12 (10 in) •Unity 0 Central C.P. 8 •Unity 3 Carthage 7 •Unity 2 Hamilton 5 Unity 4 Pittsfield 7 •Unity 4 Carthage 8 •Unity 2 Hamilton 4 •Unity 5 Warsaw 4 Unity 0 Quincy (Sr.) 7 •Unity 6 Brown County 5 •Unity 0 Warsaw 1 (Rain 2nd Inning) Six games with Beardstown, Catholic Boys, Warsaw, Cen- tral, Plymonth, and Augusta (Southeastern) were cancelled because of rain. Indicates West Central Con- ference Game Who's Who in Sports Football Dave Nichols — Rodshupe Wrestling Dave Hall Tom Meyer Student Trainers Chuck Miller Doug Seeber Baseball Dan Bastert Dan Nichols Den Nichols Cheerleading Jo Ann Duppong Lu Ann Keith Basketball Greg Campbell Ken Ellerbrock Greg Frazier Girls Track Pam Bowen Debbie Mealiff Track Jeff Nichols Rod Shupe ACTIVITIES Homecoming 118 HOMECOMING Juniors - 2nd place Mustangs Trample Cardinals (Computer wore Tennis Shoes) Seniors - 1st place Unity Runs Over Hamilton (Love Bug) Theme Sophomores Student Council 1st organizations Cinderella Freshmen Unity Shoots Down Cards (Snoopy and the Red Baron) Movie Titles Unity Maroons Cardinals (Marooned) XfcJ Unity Lanes 1st place commercial Hamilton's Gone With the Wind (Gone With The Wind) 1972 Homecoming The 1972 Homecoming Week was October 2-7. The Sock Hop was held Tuesday night, the parade and the pep rally Thursday, the game Friday, and the dance Saturday. Unity de- feated Hamilton 18-14 for the first homecoming win in 5 years. 120 I told him not to do that, but may be..................... Rock’em, Sock 'em, Smash ’em! Master of Ceremonies?????? Decorating? Is it Heads or Tails? I don't believe it! MARSHA ST ARM AN Reigns as Homecoming Queen During die Homecoming week, October 2-7, 1973, Queen Marsha reigned over the activities at Unity. Marsha was announced as the 1973 Homecoming Queen on Tuesday night by Coach Davis at a Sock Hop sponsored by the cheerleaders. Her court members were: Seniors: JoAnn Duppong, Jackie Hyer, LuAnn Keith, and Juniors: Peggy Evans, Dixie Nel- son, and Tracy Nichols. Serving as escorts were the senior members of the football squad. On Thursday, Miss Starman and her court partici- pated in the parade on the Student Council float. Friday night was the victorius football game. During half-time the queen and her court were introduced with their fathers to the Mustang fans. The high point of the week came on Saturday, as Marsha was re-crowned at a dance held in her honor. 122 HOMECOMING Congratulations, Honey! Marsha and Rod Coach Davis crowning Marsha at Sock Hop- Tuesday Homecoming Dance-Saturday Fathers and the court members during the half-time Friday I simply told them about Elwood and Harvey 124 HARVEY Director Stage Manager Asst. Stage Man. Props. Publicity Costumes House Set Design Stage Crew Mr. Donald Schoening Sara Miner Jane Smith Debbie Rosson Pam Wood, Jackie Hyer Tricia Peter, Ch. Janie Downs Judy Blickhan, Nancy Stratton Debbie Emmert Sharon Dempsey, Carla Bartlett, Penny Wilson, Rick Reiter, Donna Frese, Debbie Seward, Bruce Bastert, Wayne Elston Getting ready to perform Cast Yes, Dr. Chumley May I hold your hand? I'm looking for Harvey Jane Austen, deluxe edition . . . Myrtle Mae Simmons . . Veta Louise Simmons . Elwood P. Dowd . . . . Miss Johnson........ Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet . Ruth Kelly, R.N. . . . Duane Wilson........ Lyman Sanderson, M.D. William Chumley, M.D, Betty Chumley.... Judge Omar Gaffney . . E. J. Lofgren....... , . Sue Conover Rhonda Stephens . Terry Smith . . . Jill Arnold . Judy Arnsman Debbie Emmert . . John Dodge . .ChipShriver . Robert Young . Susan Guthrie .Steve Arnsman . . John Griffin We agreed not to talk about that' The Importance os Being Earnest By Oscar Wilde April 13 and 14 Taking a curtain call. ; -- _ t. ' t Gwendolyn, will you marry me? 'May I introduce my unfortunate brother Earnest? PRODUCTION STAFF Director Mr. Donald Schoening Stage Mgr. Debby Rosson Asst. Stage Mgr. C. J. Bartlett Prop Mgr. Sara Miner Asst. Prop Mgr. Diana Turner Publicity Pam Wood Wayne Elston Program Design Jackie Hyer Set Design Dave Nichols, Rodney Shupe, Greg Noel Costumes Tricia Peter House Judy Blickhan Make-up Carla Henerhoff Stage Crew Sharon Dempsey, Robin Shriver, Rex Smith, Penny Wilson, Steve Donley. John Griffin, Greg Frazier, Nancy Gronewold, Chip Shriver, Dennis Tallcott CAST Lane, Manservant Algernon Moncrieff John Worthin, J. P. Lady Bracknell Hon. Gwendolyn Fairfax Cecily Car dew Miss Prism Rev. Canon Chasuble Merriman, Butler John Dodge Dave Hall Steve Arnsman Rhonda Stephens Jane Smith Sue Conover Sue Guthrie D. Bruce Bastert Terry Smith Mr. Earnest Worthing has just arrived. THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST 127 Student Council Week April 30 - May 4, 1973 1972-73 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Row 1: Jane Smith, Secretary; Janet Dit- tmer, Historian; Dixie Nelson, Kevin Bolt, Students-At-Large. Row 2: Steve Turner, S.At.L.; Wayne Whipps, Treas- urer; Rod Shupe, Vice President; Mr. Church, Advisor; not pictured: Greg Campbell, President. 1973-74 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Row 1: Jane Smith, Historian; Jill Arnold, S.atL.; Rhonda Stephens, Secretary; Judy Blickhan, S. At L. Row 2: Mike Mitter- meyer. President; Kent Hilgenbrink, Vice President; Terry Smith, Treasurer. MONDAY-—Derby Day TUESDAY—Segregated Stairs WEDNESDAY—Carrot Celery Day THURSDAY—Student Take-Over Day FRIDAY--Greaser Day The HEAD table at the banquet. That’s Our (?) Girls??????????? 128 S. C. WEEK Dixie and her hat. Is my tie straight? Let's have a rumble. Monday was Derby Day. Our TEACHER???? if S. C. WEEK 129 Sophomore Servers: Terri Gettman, Jill Arnold, Kent Hilgenbrinck. Not pictured were: Bev Kropp, Terry Smith, Brent Allen. 1973 Junior-Senior Prom THE JUNIOR CLASS of UNITY HIGH SCHOOL presents “Hawaiian TJaraJise Starlite Terrace Saturday evening May twelfth Nineteen hundred seventy-three Reading of the class wills. The swinger of the faculty. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dave Hall...................President Doug Seeber............Vice-President Jo Ann Duppong..............Secretary Marla Adair.................Treasurer Greg Frazier.........Student Council Representative Delayne Frey.................Reporter Jane Shriver................Historian SPONSORS Cecil Withrow Dean Woodruff COLORS Royal Purple and Lavender FLOWER White Rose MOTTO The Dreams of Today are the Achievements of Tomorrow Winners of the Student-Teacher dance. Music provided by KGRC The court: Delayne Frey, Connie Niekamp, Karen Wollbrink, Craig Blickhan, Veronica Schoening, King Greg Frazier, Queen LuAnn Keith. Not pic- tured were: Rodney Shupe, Dave Hall, Tom Meyer. PROM 131 Class Night 1973 Thursday, May 17 READING OF THE CLASS HISTORY Steve Arnsman, Dennis Tallcott, Gale Dedert, Patty Pittman AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Rodney Shupe Jane Shriver STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD Greg Campbell CONCERT BAND AWARD Gale Dedert MARCHING BAND AWARD Steve Arnsman INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARD Les Hoener DRAMATICS AWARD Sue Conover SOCIAL SCIENCE AWARD Pam Wood DAR AWARDS Dennis Tallcott—School Citizenship, JoAnn Duppong—Se- nior Girl Good Citizenship, Miss Elma Hands, Janet Meal- iff—School Citizenship, Lois Gordley—American History Award. ROUND-UP AWARDS Chuck Miller—Co-Editor, Sue Cannell—Staff Award, Mrs. Diana Simon—Special Award, Mr. Eugene Moss—Special Award, Pam Wood—Journalism Award, Wayne Whipps— Co-Editor, Not Pictured—Mr. Wells—Special Award. 132 CLASS NIGHT SAA LIFE-TIME MEMBERS AMERICAN COLLEGE TEST SEMI -FINALISTS — Greg Campbell, JoAnn Duppong, DeLayne Frey, Doug See- ber, Kenneth Ellerbrock, Tracy Clark, Lois Gordley, Robin Shriver, Charles Miller, David Hall, and Merle Kenady. SOPHOMORES IN THE TOP 10°Io ON THE NEDT TEST: Theresa Gettman, Rita Grimes, Debbie Woerman, Becky Siebers, Kevin Walton, Bruce Bastert, Keith Miller. Jackie Hyer, JoAnn Duppong, Lois Gordley, Ken Eller- brock, Chuck Miller, Dennis Tallcott, Greg Campbell, Merle Kenady. Not Pictured: DeLayne Frey. HOMEMAKING AWARD BETTY CROCKER AWARD Lois Gordley Susan Cannell COMMERCIAL AWARD TYPING I Gale Dedert Sue Evans AGRICULTURE AWARD DEKALB AWARD Steve Amsman Rodney Shupe BOOKKEEPING AWARD DANFORTH FOUNDATION AWARDS Ken Ellerbrock and Nancy Cady Merle Kenady, Lois Gordley MATH AWARD Merle Kenady MATH CONTEST AWARD DeLayne Frey SCIENCE AWARD Greg Campbell FREE THROW AWARD Greg Campbell CURT SELLERS MEMORIAL AWARD Ken Ellerbrock ATHLETIC AWARD Dave Parker ART KUNTZ MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Merle Kenady SCHOOL CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Doub Seeber, Mr. Church, JoAnn Duppong, Chuck Miller. PHIL SMITH MEMORIAL JOURNALISM AWARD Wayne Whipps CLASS NIGHT 133 Baccalaureate - Sunday, May 20 Unity High The Baccalaureate Service honoring the Class of 1973 was held Sunday, May 20, at 8:00 o’clock. Rev. Everett Seeber was the featured speaker. The chorus entertained with a choral number entitled, Sabbath Prayer. Commencement was Friday evening, May 25, with 79 class members participating. The processional and re- cessional were played by the Unity High Band. The chorus again sang. Mr. Henry Cannell, President of the Board of Education, presented the class with their diplomas. Four Year Perfect Attendance--Karen Chandler, Nettie Lubbert, Steve Arnsman, Jackie Hyer, Delayne Frey, Greg Campbell, Dale Wiesemann, Jane Shriver, Sheila Kendrick, Wayne Whipps. 134 BACCALAUREATE Commencement - Friday, May 25 Class of 1973 Valedictorian—Merle Kenady Salutatorian--Dennis Tallcott COMMENCEMENT 135 . . . But the Ultimate Goal Is Graduation! Graduation is an ending of classrooms, tests and ringing bells, of lockers, lectures, and pep-club yells. GRADUATION is the beginning of plans and goals, adventures, too of rich achievements and dreams come true. 136 A Achilles, Steve 50 Adair, Marla 18, 35,68,70,80, 81, 82,85 Alaniz, Randy 50,74,112,113 Alaniz, Rory 56,84,109,113 Allen, Brent 44,68, 90, 91,96,106, 130 Allen, Mr. Roger 8 Ancel, Chuck 44 Ancel, Karen 54,73 Ancel, Peggy 56,109 Anderson, Karen 56,71 Anderson, Kristina 44,68, 111 Appledorn, Bonnie 50,78,80,84 Appledorn, Johnnie 38 Arnold, Christopher 54,84,108 Arnold, Greg 50, 96,107,114 Arnold, Mr. Jack 9,74 Arnold, Jill 44,68,72,75, 81,86,88, 91,125,128,130 Arnold, Lucinda 54 Arnold, Ricky 56,109,113 Arnsman, Judith 44,67,68,75,81,86, 89,91,106,125 Arnsman, Steve 18, 33, 35,68,69,74, 75,76,77,125,127,132,133,134 Asher, David 56 Asher, Terry 38,74,83,85,91 B Balsar, Rodney 54,84 Bash, Gerald 53,71 Bartlett, Carla 38,68,80,124,127 Bartlett, Bruce 44,67,68,69,74,75, 94,96,124,127,133 Bastert, Dan 18,35,76,114,115,116 Baxter, Brad 50,74,96,107 Baxter, Tami 54,73 Bell, Tim 44,68,76,106,114,115 Benjamin, Debbie 54 Benjamin, Donna 56 Blickhan, David 54,71 Blickhan, Donna 50,67,68,72,81 Blickhan, Kent 50 Blickhan, Judy 38,40,67,68,69,72, 75.80.90.124.127.128 Bollman, Jeff 18 Bollman, Mary 38 Bolt, Kevin 18, 34,68,74, 85, 86, 88, 90.94.128 Bottorff, Tommy 54 Bouchez, Robert 54 Bowen, Pam 38,82,111,116 Bowers, Mark 44 Brecht, Timothy 54,56,71,84 Breitwieser, Mrs. Betty 12,55 Brown, Douglas 18,54 Brown, Lori 50 Brown, Mike 18, 83 Buhre, Miss Dolores 14 Buss, Debra 54 Buss, Roger 44,76,77 Bryson, Mr. Doug 15 Buxman, Rick 43 C Cady, Nancy 38,80,81,82,133 Campbell, Gerald 54,97,108 Campbell, Grant 38,98 Campbell, Greg 19, 32,33,34,35, 85,90,91,98,105,116,132,133, 134 Cannell, Mr. Henry 8 Cannell, Susan 19,78, 80, 86, 90,132, 133 Cantrell, Darla 18 Cantrell, Deborah 44, 84 Cantrell, James 44 Cantrell, Gerald 50 Carlisle, Mr. Philip 11,94, 96 Carlson, Kim 50,68,70,72,78 Carlson, Tony 54,86,87 Carpenter, Mr. Earl 11,85 C as ley, Marie 54 Chandler, Karen 19,35,68,72,73, 74,78,80,84,85,86,134 Church, Mr. Allen 9,87,128 Clark, Tracy 19,32,35,74,85,91, 110,112,113,133 Conover, Mr. Leigh 10,56 Conover, Susan 38,68,70,72,75,80, 86,88,90,125,127,132 Cornwell, Lon 54,71 Cornwell, Pat 50,68,69,76,77,107 Corids, Mr. Charles 13,74, 83, 94, 110 Corrigan, Karen 56 Corrigan, Mark 56,113 Corrigan, Tim 50,96,110 Coulson, Chris 38 Couson, Steven 54,56 , 97,108 Coulson, Vicki 50,81 Cramm, Donna 50,68,72, 80,89 Cramm, Kent 56,109 Cramm, Kevin 44,76,110 Crabtree, Charlotte 54 D Danglade, Miss Martha 12,56,57 Daugherty, Cathy 38 Davis. Mr. Ronald 12,34,74,94,112, 113,122 Decker, Debra 50,68,72,78,81,89 Decker, Glenda 38,79 Dedert, Kathy 38,40,72, 78 Dedert, Gale 19,34,68,69,72,78, 86.132.133 Dedert, Ginger 20,68,70, 80, 82 Dedert, Kevin 50,69,76,77 Dedert, Leah 56,71,73 Dedert, Miss Leatrice 14 Dedert, Linda 54 Deen, Brian 44, 94, 96,110 Dejaynes, Mike 56 Dejaynes, Pamela 38,72,78 Dejaynes, Stan 50,67,74 Dempsey, Joan 20,33,70,78,85 Dempsey, Sharon 39,70,78, 85,124, 127 Denton, Agnes 39 Dittmer, Janet 44,68,70,72,80,86, 90,91,106,111,128 Dittmer, Linda 54,108 Dittmer, Ruth Ann 56,73 Dobbs, Tammy 54 Dodge, John 39,74,75,86,88,110, 125,127 Dodge, Matt 56 Dodge, Philip 45 Donley, Carl 54 Donley, Debra 56 Donely, Jeffrey 54,71,97 Donley, Mr. Keith 8 Donley, Nancy 56,71,73 Donley, Steve 39,74,83,85,91,127 Downs, Janie 39,68,70,75,80,81, 86,124 Doyle, David 54,71 Duncan, James 45,76,90,94,96,106, 114,115 Duppong, Brenda 20 Duppong, Chris 45, 66, 68, 72,81, 84, 88,91 Duppong, JoAnn 20,32,33,34,35,72, 73,80,85.86,88,91,99,116,122, 132.133 137 E Egan, Kim 50,70,72,80 Ehmen, Ronnie 20,76 Ellerbrock, Kenneth 20,35,85,91, 98.100.104.116.133 Ellerman, Bonnie 20,68,72,73 Ellerman, Mary 50,90,107 Elston, Wayne 45,68,69, 72, 83,124, 127 Emmert, Debbie 39,67,69,72,75, 86,87,90,91,124,125 Emmert, Kathryn 54,71,73,86 Ensminger, Chris 54 Ensminger, David, 54,84 Ensminger, Mona 39 Epker, Gina 54,69 Epker, Greg 45,83 Epker, Kimberly 54 Epker, Lisa 50,81 Evans, Jeanna 45, 68,69,70, 81, 86, 88,89 Evans, Linda 50,66, 84, 86, 88, 89, 91 Evans, Peggy 39,72,75,80,81,99, 111,122 Evans, Susan 39,67,72,75,80,81, 86.99.111.133 F Fagot, John P. 39, 83 Fanning, Brad 50,107 Finlay, Mrs. Ethel 14 Flowers, Kim 39,72 Flowers, Rusty 56 Foltz, Gary Foltaz, Tomey 21,34,35,114,115 Formanek, Mr. Robert 9 Forrester, Mrs. Susan 11, 57 Foster, Michael 54 Frazier, Greg 21,32,34,35,85,90, 91,98,105,116,127,131 Frazier, Kirk 50, 68,76, 96 Frazier, Stanley 45,76, 94, 96 Frese, Carol 40,68,72,78,85 Frese, Donna 40,68,75,80,124 Frese, Mark 54.71,97 Frese, Ronald 50,74,76,77 Frey, DeLayne 21,32,33, 34, 35,68, 80,88,91,131,133,134 Frey, Rebecca 54,84 Fryrear, Delinda 56 G Garrett, Ann 54,71,74, 86 Gettman, Monica 56,73 Gettman, Randy 54,97,108 Gettman, Terri 45,68,72,75,81,86, 88.89.91.130.133 Goehl, Philip 21,74,76 Goertz, Cheri 40 Gooding, Colleen 54,73 Gooding, Pam 50,68,69,79,81,86, 88 Goodson, Richard 45,83,91 Gordley, Lois 21,33,35,66,78,80, 84,85,86,90,91,112,113,132, 133 Gordley, Philip 56,71,109,113 Gordy, Kevin 50,74,76,107 Gordy, Sheila 40,78 Gott, Brenda 56 Graff, Diana 50, 80, 84, 99 Graff, Paul 56,113 Graff, Patricia 45,82 Graham, Kim 44,68,72,75,81,86, 106 Graham, Kris 50,72,81,84,86.111 Graham, William 54,97,108 Gray, Jeff 38,74, 94, 96 Gray, Karthaine 54 Gray, Ken 46,106 Greenwell, Douglas 56 Griffin, John 40,72,74,75,76,77, 85.90.91.125.127 Griffin, Robin 54, 84 Grimes, Rita 46,66,68,72,85,86, 88.91.133 Gronewold, Nancy 51,67,68,72,74, 127 Grue, John 54 Grundhofer, Cheryl 56 Grundhofer, Keith 51,72, 74,110 Guthrie, Bmce 54,69,71,97,108,113 Guthrie, Susan 40,68,72,75,80,88, 125.127 H Haistings, Rhonda 40 Hall, Beverly 40,72,80 Hall, David 22,34,35,74,90,110, 116,127,131,133 Hardy, Ricky 22 Harms, Steven 56,109 Harshman, Vaughn 54, 97 Harris, Gary 56,109 Hemming, Craig 51, 74,76 Hemming, David 40,76, 91 Hemming, Neal 46,67,68,72,74 Hemming, Sherri 54, 84 Hendrickson, Gene 22, 35,74, 85,86, 98,112,113 Hendrickson, Nancy 46,68,72,78 Hendrickson, Pamela 56,71,73 Henerhoff, Carla 40,68,69,72,75, 78,127 Herring, Douglas 54,97,108 Hess, Dwayne 56,71 Higginbotham, Bob 51,74,106,107, 114,115 Higginbotham, Ed 22,33,34,75,91 Hilgenbrinck, Donald 51,74,76,107 Hilgenbrinck, Kent 44,67,76, 90, 94, 96,106,114,115,128,130 Hilgenbrinck, Linad 54,71,73 Hilgenbrinck, Matt 51,68,74,76,96, 107,114 Hobart, Mr. Gene 13,85 Hoener, Leslie 22,83,132 Hoffman, Paula 54,73 Holmes, Cheryl 46,81 Hopson, Pam 22,33,34,68,70,72,73, 80,81,82,85 Hughs, Miss Carole 15 Hull, Dixie 46,79 Huntley, Kevin 57 Hyer, Jackie 23,32,33,34,35,68, 70,72,73,75,80,81,86,91,122, 124,127,132,133,134 Hyer, Jana 46,68,72,81,86, 91,106 Hyer, Jon 54,71,97,108 I Inman, Ann 40,82 Inman, Jane 46, 67, 68,81, 82,90, 106,111 Inman, Mr. Roger 8 Ippensen, LuAnn 51,107,111 J James, Candy 23,68,74, 85 James, Randy 51 138 Janssen, Mr. Bert 8 Janssen, Bruce 51,74,76,107 Janssen, Laurena 41,68,70,80,91 Janssen, Marlon 54,108 Jenkins, Chuck 51,68,74,76 Jenkins, Debbie 23 Jenkins, Randy 51 Jenkins, Mrs. Rosemary 10,54,46 Jenkins, Susan 46,72,78,81 Johnson, Connie 23 Johnson, Juanita 46, 89, 91 Johnson, Mary 57 Jones, Donald 23,34 Jones, Jeri 41 Jones, Karen 46,81 Jordan, Ralph 51,74 K Kaltenbaeck, Albert 49,83 Keane, Mr. Patrick 13, 35,100,114 Keith, LuAnn 23,32,33, 34,35, 68, 72,73,75,80,86,99,116,122,131 Kelsall, Barton 24, 74 Kenday, Merle 24,32,33, 35, 85, 90, 91,98,132,133,135 Kendrick, Jeff 44,90 Kendrick, Ron 41 Kendrick, Sheila 24,35,72,84,134 Kindhart, Bob 54 Kindhart, Jeff 47 Kindhart, Timothy 57,109 King, Alan 47 King, Mrs. Maxine 13,78 Kircher, Brian 54,74,86 Kircher, Diane 24,72,73, 78,85 Klauser, Loren 55,56,71 Klauser, Virgil 47 Kleemeyer, David 41,114 Kleemeyer, Mary 51,68,80 Klodt, Margaret 41, 80 Klodt, Mary 51,67,81 Knight, Kathy Jo 51,67 Knodel, Mrs. Ethel 15, 84 Knox, Barrett 97 Koetters, Clara 55 Koetters, Theresa 41,72 Kretzer, Daniel 55, 97 Kropp, Beverly 47,70,72, 75, 86, 89, 90,91,130 Kuhn, Brenda 47,81,82 Kuhn, Cindy 56,57,71,73,84,109 Kuhn, Linda 41, 80, 91 L Launer, Bonita 57 Leasman, Carolyn 57,71 Leasman, Kevin 57 Leenerts, Randy 57,71,109 Leenerts, Rebecca 51,66,68,69,81, 89,111 Leerhoff, JoAnn 24,35,68,69,70,80, 81,82,85,86 Littich, Ron 41 Loos, Richlyn 57,71,73 Loos, Steve 51,74, 91 Lubbert, Nettie 24,35,68,70,80,81, 82,84,111,134 Lubkert, Valerie 55 Luetkemeyer, Miss Kathy 12, 80, 111 M McAllister, Brian 55,97,108 McAllister, Kevin 41,94 McClelland, Becky 56,57,71,73,74, 109 McClelland, Dixie 55,71,73 McClelland, Trudie 55,56,71,108 McDowell, Steve 52,74 McKnight, Rodney 25, 35,68, 69,112. 113 McKnight, Mrs. Phyllis 12 Maas, David 55 , 97,108 Maas, Sharon 57,84 Mallady, Bill 52 Mardis, Lowell 41,94,114 Martin, Betty 55,71,73 Martin, Karen 25,68,69,72,73,80 Mealiff, Anita 52,68,74,81,89,91, 107.111 Mealiff, David 47,76, 94, 96,107 Mealiff, Debbie 47,68,69,81,82, 86,89,91,111,116 Mealiff, Janet 25,35,66,68,69,72, 80, 81, 84, 85,86,88,90,112, 113, 123 Mealiff, Susan 52,68,72,81,96,89 Means, Eileen 47 Metzger, Steve 57,109 Meyer, Tom 25,34,35,110,116,131 Miller, Chuck 25,32,33,34, 35, 86, 91,94,96,98,112,113,116,132,133 Miller, Jerri 50,68,74,81.86,89,90, 91.107.111 Miller, Karen 55,108 Miller, Keith 47,74,91,133 Miller, Kevin 47 Miller, Rita 57 Miner, Sara 41,69,72,75,78,80, 124,127 Mittermeyer, Mike 38,68,69,75,90, 128 Mittleberg, Sherri 55,71,86 Mixer, Sherry 57,71,73 Moore, Mr. Robert 13, 54, 56,108 Morton, Dave 74,113 Morton, Deborah 47,68,72, 81 Moss, Mr. Gene 10,34, 86,112,113, 132 Murfin, Eric 41,83, 94,110 Murfin, Kevin 55,71,97,108. Myers, Diane 55 Myers, Mike 25 1 Neil, Carol 52,70,72,78,80 Nelson, Becky 57 Nelson, Dixie 41,90,122,128 Nelson, Mr. Wilford 11,72,73 Nichols, Danny 41,94,98,114,115, 116 Nichols, Denny 41,94,114,115,116 Nichols, Dave 26,32,33,34,94,95. 112,113,116,127,130 Nichols, Jeff 50,74, 94, 96,106,107, 112,113,116 Nichols, Tom 52 Nichols, Tracy 41,80,82,99,122 Niekamp, Connie 26,32,33,35,68, 72,73,75,88,131 Niekamp, Kathy 41,72,75, 80,99 Niekamp, Mr. Leonard 8 Niekamp. Rex 55,71,97 Noel, Greg 42,94,127 Northrup, Paul 57,109 Northrup, Phil 57,109,113 o Oenning, Jim 42,76,94,110 Orr, Beth 57,71,73,84 Orr, Chris 52,66,68,69,72,81,88,111 Orr, Connie 55 .139 p Padavic, Vicki 52,81,107 Palmer, Jimmy 52 Palmer, Richard 42 Parker, Dave 26,33,35,85,94,95, 98,112,113,133 Parker, Dean 47,76, 94, 96,106 Parrott, Crystal 47 Payne, Carrie 57,71,73.86 Payne, Mr. Ralph 9 Penn, Cheryl 47 Penn, Jolene 26 Penn, Matt 56,57 Peter, Tricia 42,80, 82, 90, 99,124, 127 Pittman, Patty 26,72,73,80,82,85, 132 Poling, David 55,108 Porter, Debbie 57,71,73,84,86 Porter, Nancy 57 Poulter, Billy 26,35, 83, 90 Price, Michael 47 Pmnty, Dennis 55 Putnam, Brad 42,67 R Rabe, Carla 52,68,72,78,80,111 Rabe, Michael 57 Rabe, Mike 47,76,77,96 Ralph, Dale 47 Reardon, Randy 52,74 Reardon, Terry 48 Reed, Billie Ann 52 Reichert, Mary Ann 27,72, 73,80,81, 82 Reiter, Ricky 27,35,74,83,114,124 Rosser, Miss Margeret 10, 89 Rosson, Debbie 42,72,75, 80, 81,82, 88,124,127 Rosson, Gary 52,74, 96 Rosson, Sherry 48,81 Ruffcom, Darryl 55, 84 Ruffcorn, Rhonda 27,72,74,78,84, 85,86 Russell, Mr. Jim 11,71 s Schaffer, Bruce 48, 94, 96,110,114 Schaffer, Patricia 55,56,84 Schaffer, Ray 27,32,34, 35, 94, 95, 110 Schaffer, Rick 27 Schmiedeskamp, Jeff 27,76,77, 86 Schmiedeskamp, Kurt 55,73 Schnellbacker, Cathy 55 Schnellbacker, Danny 48 Schnellbacker, Norman 28,33,76,77 Schnelle, Karla 52,72,80 Schnelle, Randy 48 Schoch, Connie 55,71 Schoch, Steve 28,33,35,94,95,110 Schoening, Mr. Donald 10,74,75, 124.127 Seals, Brenda 50,68,81,82,107,111 Seals, Brent 55,108 Seals, Greg 48 Seals, Richard 48 Seeber, Doug 28,33,35,74, 85,94, 96.98.114.116.133 Seliner, Angela 42, 80,88, 89, 91, 111 Seliner, Carol 48,67,80,81,86, 88, 89,111 Seliner, Jerry 52 Seliner, Patty 55 Sellers, David 55 , 97,108 Seward, Debbie 40,42,68,70,72,78, 80,85,88,91,124 Seward, Jeanne 55,73 Shanks, Paul 42,76 Shearer, Lana 73 Shepherd, Helen 48, 91 Sherrman, David 28 Shrader, Mr. Hugh 9 Shriver, Chip 42,72,75,76,77,85, 125.127 Shriver, Jane 28,34,35,66,68,69, 72,73,77,78,85,86,90,132,134 Shriver, Judy 55,73 Shriver, Kevin 55 Shriver, Robin 28,33,68,80,85,88, 127.133 Shriver, Roxie 29,68,80,85,88 Shupe, Gary 42,76, 94, 98 Shupe, Mary 52,68, 72, 77,79,81, 111 Shupe, Rodney 29,32,33,34,35,76, 77, 90,91,94,95,112,113,116, 123.127.128.131.132.133 Siebers, Becky 48,66,68,69,72,78, 81.85.88.89.91.133 Sill, Debbie 57,73,84 Sill, Lew 29 Simmons, Debra 55 Simmons, Richard 42 Simon, Mrs. Diane 14,87,132 Slater, David 29 Slater, Sheila 42,80 Smith, Betsy 56 , 57,73,109 Smith, Bonnie 52,68,81,89 Smith, Dave 50,96,107 Smith, Jane 40,42,68,70,72,75,80, 82, 86, 88, 90, 91,124,127,128 Smith, Mr. John T. 8 Smith, Mr. Kent 14,76,77 Smith, Lorna 57 Smith, Patty 55,56,71,73,108 Smith, Randy 57,71,73,113 Smith, Rex 42, 74,83,127 Smith, Terry 48,68,69,70,72,75, 76,125,127,128,130 Spohr, Michael 55,97,108 Spohr, Mr. Richard 13,35 Stanberry, Brenda 48 Starman, Gloria 29, 80 Starman, Marcia 29, 33,34, 35,69, 70,72,73,85,122.123 Stephens, Mark 55,71,97 Stephens, Rhonda 42,68,69,72,75, 77,78,80,81,82,88.90,125,127, 128 Stevens, Kim 55,71,108 Stockhecke, Eric 57,109 Stockhecke, John 48,68,69,72,76, 77,85 Stratton, Nancy 30,33,124 T Tallcott, Dennis 30,33,35,66,76,77, 85,91,127,132,133,135 Tallcott, Wayne 55,84 Tanner, Cynthia 57,73 Taylor, Debra 48 Taylor, Mike 30,35,115 Taylor, Mike 48 Taylor, Patricia 55 Terry Charles, 55,71,108 Thompson, Guy 42,66,83,85,91 Thornton, Janne 38,91 Thornton, Jim 57 Tieken, Ricky 53,74,76 Trat tvetter, Randy 53,74 Treat, Chris 57,74,109 Trent, Danny 109 Tripp, Chester, 48, 74, 97 Tripp, Larry 53,85 Tripp, Russell 55 140 Turner, Diana 43,72,74,75,78,80, 127 Turner, Mike 30 Turner, Ricky 53,96,110 Turner, Steve 30,32,34,35,74,90, 98,128 Turner, Steven 48,76, 94, 96,106 Turner, Wendy 56,57,73,109 Tuter, Jan 55 Tuter, Robert 49 U Underwood, Mr. Harrison 9 V Va Leu, Barbara 49 Valentine, Mr. Richard 109 Van Blair, Jill 57 Van Blair, Randy 55 Viehmeyer, Jeff 57,109,113 Viehmeyer, Mike 57,109,113 Voth, Dennis 49,76,94,96,106,112, 113 W Walton, Cathy 57 Walton, Jimmy 55,71 Walton, Kim 30,33,91 Walton, Kevin 49,74,133 Walton, Kip 53 Walton, Richard 53,100 Ward low, Debra 49 Wardlow, Monte 53,74 Warning, Kent 53,74,96 Wear, Kevin 57 Weeks, Jerri 49,70, 81,106 Weeks, Rocky 49,83,106 Weiss, Barbara 55 Weiss, Debra 49,67,91 Weiss, Kevin 53,74,94,96 Wells, Kevin 43,67,83,94,110 Wells, Mr. Gene 10,67,86,94 Whipps, Wayne 31,33,34,35,74, 76,77,86,88,90,114,128,132, 133,134 Wiesemann, Cheryl 43,66,68,72, 78,80,82,84, 85,88 Wiesemann, Dale 31,35,76,77,134 Wiesemann, Steven 49,76,77 Wieprecht, Ricky 55,71,108 Wilkinson, William 57,73,109 Williams, Dixie 49 Williams, Lois 43,72,78 Williams, Monte 55 Wilson, Alan 53,74,107 Wilson, Denny 53,76,96,107 Wilson, Linda M. 57 Wilson, Linda S. 73,84 Wilson, Penny 43,66,68,70,72,75, 80,124,127 Wilkinson, Bobbi Jo 55,,73 Winhold, Chuck 31,34,35,74,83, 94,95,110.112,113 Withrow, Mr. Cecil 14,35 Witt, George 53 Wittier, Carla 55,56,71 Wittier, Cheri 57,71,109 Wittier, Connie 43, 82, 84 Wittier, Janice 43,66,68,69,72,78, 80,84,85,91 Wittier, Larry 57,109 Wittier, Linda 49,68,72 Wittier, Mel 53 Wittier, Melanie 43 Woerman, Dawn 53,67,89 Woerman, Debbie 49,72,78, 81,85, 89,91,133 Wollbrink, Brian 55,76,108 Wollbrink, Bryce 49,74 Wollbrink, Janet 49,68,70 Wollbrink, Karen 31,33,35,68,70, 80,81,85,131 Wollbrink, Lyle 113 Wood, Pam 32,33,74,75,86,88,90, 91,124,127,132 Woodruff, Mr. Dean 12,32,33,34, 35 Woodworth, Bernie 43, 94, 98 Woodworth, Eddie 32 Woodworth, Kristy 56,57 Woodworth, Larry 53,74,76,96,107 Woodworth, Tom 32,33,34,35,94, 95 Workman, Dorothy 53 Workman, Howard 53,74 Y Young, Barbara 55 Young, Bonnie 55 Young, Robert 49,74,125 141 fntor” collocjicito prefts, inc.