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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

Unity Hi-Lites 1973-1974 Unity High School Mendon, Illinois Dedication Mr. Allen Church, principal, resigned at the end of this year to move to Arizona on account of his son’s health. Mr. Church came to Unity in 1962 as a teacher of bookkeeping and business and head football coach. In 1965 he became athletic director and taught phy- sical education. In 1967 he left to accept a similar assignment in Webster Groves Mo. Then he returned to Unity again in 1968 as prinicpal. Mr. Church received a B.S. degree in business administration, a B.S. degree in physical education, and an M.S. degree in secondary administration from Northeast Missouri State University in Kirks- ville. He has done graduate work toward an Educa- tional Specialist degree at Western Illinois Univer- sity in Macomb. In humble appreciatin for all that he has done for Unity High School, as teacher, coach, and princi- pal, the Annual Staff proudly dedicates this 1974 Unity Hi-Lites to him. THE STAFF Janice Wittier, Penny Wilson Co-Editors We Remember. . . . . .Attending Classes. We Remember . . . . . .Guest Speakers . .More Than Just Books NOW AND THEN 55 ORGANIZATIONS 61 SPORTS 91 ACTIVITIES 113 . .Many Faces And Friends. And. . . SENIOR ACTIVITIES 132 6 INDEX 135 The Board of Education of Community Unit 4, Adams County is composed of 7 members, each of whom is elected for a 3 year term. The Board decides on the school policy, hires personnel, and undertakes financial responsibility for the Unit's money. After serving two terms, John T. Smith and Roger Inman retired from the Board of Education. Many thanks goes to these two gentlemen for their time and interest in Unit 4. Henry Cannell has served as president and Bert Janssen as secretary for the 1973-1974 year. Other members of the Board are Kieth Donley, BUI Kretzer, and Juliann Orr. School Board Members are elected each year in April. New members who will serve untU 1977 are Nancy Lewis and Gerald Cornwell. Board of Education Seated around the table from left to right are: Bert Janssen, Roger Inman, John T. Smith, Henry Cannell, Juliann Orr, Bill Kretzer, and Kieth Donley. 8 ROBERT FORMANEK B.S., M.S., U. of Iowa Superintendent HARRISON UNDERWOOD A.B. Culver--Stockton; U. of Mo., Wash. U.j M.S., W.I.U. Guidance Director Physical Science RALPH PAYNE B.S., W.I.U.; M.S., I.S.U. Director of Federal Programs Elementary Supervisor HUGH SHRADER B.S., M.S., W.I.U. Assistant Principal Head of English Department Administration ALLEN CHURCH B.S., M.S., N.E. Mo. State Principal Student Council Sponsor E. GENE HOBART B.A., Graceland College, M.A., N.E. Mo. State Advanced Biology Guidance Counselor Senior Class Co--Sponsor BETTY BREITWIESER B.S., N.E. Mo. State Geography 7th Grade Co-Sponsor 7th 8th Grade Cheerleader Sponsor CHARLES CORDIS B.S. in Ed.. W.l.U. Industrial Arts Asst. Varsity Football Coach Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor Industrial Arts Club Sponsor Head Wrestling Coach Faculty EARL CARPENTER B.S. in Ed., N.E. Mo. State; M.A., N.E. Mo. State Math-Science Club Co-Sponsor Freshman Class Co-Sponsor PHILIP CARLISLE B.S , N.E. Mo. State Mathematics 7th Grade Co-Sponsor 7th 8th Grade Football Coach LEIGH CONOVER B.S. Culver-Stockton; Ariz. St. U.; N.I.U. Language Arts Boys P.E. Record Keeping Head Basketball Coach RONALD DAVIS B.S. in Ed., S.I.U. Social Studies Asst. Track Coach Head Football Coach Junior Class Co-Sponsor MARTHA DANGLADE B.A.. Quincy College; N.E. Mo. State Social Science Social Studies 8th Grade Co-Sponsor S.A.E. Sponsor EDWARD HORACK Biology 8th Grade Science Chess Club Co-Sponsor Asst. Basketball Varsity Coach Junior Varsity Basketball Coach to Faculty MAXINE KING B.S., W.I.U.; Philips U.. Enid.O.; S.I.U. Home Economics F.H.A. ROSEMARY JENKINS B.S., Carthage College. Wis., W.I.U. Language Arts 8th Grade Co-Sponsor LUCINDA KUNZ B.S., W.I.U.: Quincy College Freshman Class Co-Sponsor Commercial PATRICK H. KEANE A.B.. Quincy College; Culver- Stockton; U. of I. Driver Education Athletic Director Baseball Coach PHYLLIS McKNJGHT B.S.. S.W. Mo. State; Drury College; U. of Ark.; U. of Mo.; W.I.U.; N.E. Mo. State Special Education JAMES LOEWEN B.A. Baker U.. Kan.; M.A. N.E. Mo. State Math-Science Club Co-Sponsor Chess Club Co-Sponsor Freshman Basketball Coach MARILYN MEYER B.S.. S.I.U. Librarian Annual Staff Sponsor Library Club Sponsor KATHY LUETKEMEYER B.S.. N.E. Mo. State Girls’ P.E. Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor 9-12 Cheerleader Sponsor Girls’ Track Girls’ Softball n Faculty ROBERT MOORE B.S., M.A..N.E. Mo. State Science Asst. Basketball Coach 7th Grade Basketball Coach WILFRED NELSON A.B.. Carthage College; N.M.. Amer. Cons.; W.l.U. Chorus EUGENE MOSS B.S., N.E. Mo. State English Junior Class Co-Sponsor Round-Up Co-Sponsor Track Coach PENNY ROLF B.S.. U. of I. Math G.A.A. Sponsor MARGARET ROSSER B.S..U. of Mo. Spanish English Spanish Club Sponsor KENT SMITH B.S.. U. of I. Agriculture F.F.A. Sponsor JAMES RUSSELL A .B.. Quincy College 7th 8th Grade Band THOMAS SPARROW B.S.. Culver-Stockton; M.A.. Vandercook College High School Band Head of Music Department 12 CECIL WITHROW B.S., E.I.U. Commercial LEATRICF DEDERT Secretary, Office of the Superintendent Faculty MARK WARREN B.A.. Quincy College; III. Wesleyan U. English Speech and Dramatics Dramatics Club Sponsor Senior Class Co-Sponsor Asst. Track Coach DEAN WOODRUFF Gem City; B.S., Quincy College Boys P.E. Athletic Coordinator GENE WELLS B.S., M.S., W.I.U. Art Art Club Sponsor Round-Up Co-Sponsor Fr.-Soph. Football DOLORES BUHRE STUDENT TEACHERS Secretary, Office of the Principal Terry Nelson Business Steve McAnulty Industrial Arts Not pictured: Karen Blickhan-P.E. Barbara Genebacher- History Wendy Smith Art 13 Seniors Carla Bartlett Terry Asher Rick Buxinan Class of 74 Sharon Dempsey Glenda Decker Chris Goulson Cathy Daugherty Cathy Dedert Pam Dejayncs Denton John Dodge Linda Ensinger Steve Donley Janie Downs Debbie Emmert Peggy Evans Susan Evans 8 Cheri Goertz Sheila Gordy 19 THREE KINDS OF COURAGE There's the courage that moves you in starting to climb The mount of success rising sheer; And wiien you've slipped back, there's the courage sublime That keeps you from shedding a tear. These two kinds of courage, I give you my word. Are worthy of tribute—but then You'll not reach the summit unless you've the third-- The courage to try it again! Roy Farrell Greene David Hemming Carla Henerhoff Ann Inman Laurena Janssen Kim Flowers Jenkins Ron Kendrick Dave Kleemeyer Margaret Klodt Theresa Koetters Ron Littich Lawell Mardis Eric Murfin Kevin McAllister Sara Miner Mike Mittermeyer 23 Seniors Dixie Nelson Denny Niehols Kathy Niekamp Jim Oenninj Class of 74 Tricia Peter Angela Scliner Brad Putnam Debbie Rosson Debbie Seward 2 Janice Wittier Bernic Wdodworth Paula Yoho 28 UNi-nr Class History In the fall of 1969, 85 eighth graders became the first eighth gra- ders to enter Unity High, Mr, Armin Shanks and Mrs, Rosemary Jenkins were chosen as our class sponsors. Our class elected the following offi- cers; Dave Kleemeyer as president; Tricia Peter as vice president; Susan Evans as secretary-treasurer; and Peggy Evans as student council re- presentative. There were 18 boys going out for football. Their coach was Mr. Gary Brickman. Four games were played. Bernie Woodowrth, Jerry O'Brien, and Jim Oenning led the eighth grade Mustangs in offense that scored fifty points. Jim led the team in rushing and touchdowns scored. Cheerleaders elected were Laure- na Janssen, Tracy Nichols, Diane Turner, Peggy Evans, Susan Evans, and Kathy Niekamp as alternate. Thirteen boys played basketball un- der the direction of Coach Blaha. There were two asemblies held for the 8th grade only, two sock hops, and a skating party. In the fall of 1970, 85 freshmen came back to try it again. Mr. Shanks and Mrs. Jenkins continued as our sponsors. We elected Tricia Peter as president; Danny Nichols as vice presient; Laurena Janssen as secretary. Grant Campbell as treas- urer; and Susan Evans as student council representative. Cheryl Wies- mann, Penny Wilson, and Guy Thompson were elected to the annual staff. The Homecoming theme was Fairy Tales. Our float was Ding Dong Bell. Fourteen boys played on the Fresh- Soph football team. Eleven boys played Freshmen basketball. Gary Shupe led the team in scoring with 11 points per game and he had the most rebounds at 7.2 per game. The elected cheerleaders were Kathy Nie kamp, Susan Evans, Tracy Nichols, Peggy Evans, and Tricia Peter. Six boys joined the baseball squad. Four were on the wrestling squad. At the Spring Dance, Peggy Evans and Ron Kendrick were the atten- dants. Janice Wittier and Rhonda Stephens played a flute duet at the Junior-Senior Prom. Five freshmen received SAA letters. Eighty-five sophomores returned in the fall of 1971. The class officers were: Dave Hemming, president; Greg Noel, vice president; Janie Downs, secretary; Tracy Nichols, treasurer; Gary Shupe, reporter; Ron Littich, student council representa- tive, and Ron Kendrick and Kevin Wells, sergeant-at-arms. Our spon- sors this year were Mr. Donald Schoening and Mr. Gene Hobart. We became the first class to receive our class rings as sophomores. Janice Wittier joined the annual staff. The theme for Homecoming was song-tides. Our float was Winches- ter Cathedral. Four boys participated in varsity football and ten were on the fresh- soph teams. Seven boys joined the J. V. basketball team. The J.V. Cheer- leaders were: Laurena Janssen, Susan Guthrie, Tracy Nichols, Diana Tur- ner, Tricia Peter, and Kathy Nei- kamp. Sue and Peg Evans were elect- ed to the Varsity Cheerleading squad. The play this year was Blithe Spi- rit in which Susan Guthrie had a major part. A musical, Hello Dolly, was also presented. Sue Conover and Chip Shriver had a main part in this musical. Several other sophomores had minor parts. Sue Evans was crowned queen at the Sweetheart Dance. Those Sophomores serving at the prom were Dave Hemming, Sue Evans, Greg Noel, Carla Henerhoff, Gary Shupe, and Janice Wittier. Ten sophomores received SAA letters. Laurena Janssen received the Typing I award. Jane Smith, Debbie Emmert, Linda Ensminger, Sue Guth- rie, Guy Thompson, Steve Donley, Dave Hemming, John Dodge, and Janne Thornton scored in the upper lOPjo in the National Educational De- velopment Test. Eighty-four juniors charged back to Unity in the fall of 1972. Mr. Schoening and Mr. Hobart were our sponsors. We elected Mike Mitter- meyer as president; Jeff Gray as vice- president; Chris Coulson as secretary; Sue Conover as student council repre- sentative; Janne Thornton as treasurer; and Debbie Seward as reporter. The junior float, Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, received second place. The theme was Movie Titles. The junior attendants for the Homecoming Court were Dixie Nelson, Peggy Evans, and Tracy Nichols. Eleven junior boys participated on the football squad. Gary Shupe was an All-Conference defensive guard. Denny Nichols was the leading rusher and scorer on the team. He was also an All-Conference offensive halfback. Four junior boys played on the varsity basketball team. They had a record of 27-3. The team won both the Hannibal Thanksgiving Tourna- ment and the MVIT. They advanced to the Sweet Sixteen before being de- feated. The varsity cheerleaders who cheered the team on were Sue Evans, Tracy Nichols, Tricia Peter, and Peggy Evans. Four juniors participated on the wrestling squad and four were on the baseball team. This year, girls had a track team. First place winners were Pam Bowen in a discus throw, Sue Evans in the sixty yard dash and softball throw, Angie Seliner in the shotput, and 30 Class History Peg Evans in the high jump. The Dramatics Club presented two plays this year, Harvey and The Importance of Being Earnest. Sue Conover, Rhonda Stephens, Debbie Emmert, John Dodge, Chrip Shriver, Sue Guthrie, and John Griffin had major roles in Harvey. John Dodge, Rhonda Stephens, Jane Smith, Sue Conover, and Sue Guthrie had major roles in The Importance of Being Earnest. Many other juniors helped with the production. During Student Council Week, several juniors were elected to offi- ces. Mike Mittermeyer was eleected as president; Rhonda Stephens as sec- retary; Jane Smith as historian; and Judy Blickhan as Student-at-Large. As is custom, the junior class sells magazines to provide the prom for the seniors. The top magazine salesmen were: Debbie Seward, Jane Smith, Judy Blickhan, Cathy Dedert, and Ann Inman. The class of '74 chose light blue and dark blue as their colors and the carnation as their flower. The motto is YESTERDAY IS BUT A MEMORY, TOMORROW IS BUT A DREAM, WE LIVE FOR TODAY. The theme of the prom was Hawaiian Paradise” held at the Starlite Terrace, May 12. KGRC provided the music Seventy-nine seniors came back for that climatic senior year. The class council consisted of Gary Shupe. president; Judy Blickhan vice presi- dent; Sue Evans, treasurer; Debbie Seward, secretary; Dave Hemming, student council representative; Guy Thompson class council repre- sentative, Debby Rosson reporter, and Janne Thornton, historian. Mr. Hobart and Mr. Warren were our sponsors. The Homecoming theme was commercials. The senior float entit- led RAID tied for second place. Dixie Nelson was crowned queen of Homecoming. Her attendants were Debbie Emmert, Sue Evans, and Tracy Nichols. Twelve senior boys were on the football squad. Denny Nichols and Gary Shupe were All-Conference selections. Bernie Woodworth and Denny Nichols established new school records. They were also selected as All-American High School Football Players. Six senior boys were on the bas- ketball squad. The Unity cheerlead- ers were Sue Evans, Peg Evans, and Laurena Janssen. The cheerleaders won the Cheerleading trophy at the MVIT. Sue and Peg were four year cheerleaders. Four senior boys participated in wrestling. They placed third in the West Central Conference. Other boys participated in track and baseball. The girls also had a track team and played softball. Angie Seliner, Sue Evans, Peg Evans, and Debby Rosson were on the track team. The senior softball players were Debby Rosson, Pam Bowen, Judy Blickhan, Peg Evans, and Sue Evans. A play and a musical were both presented. Susan Conover, Jane Smith, Chip Shriver, Rhonda Steph- ens, and Andie Seliner had roles in the play The Diary of Anne Frank. Sue Guthrie, Sue Conover, John Dodge, Chip Shriver, Debie Emmert, and John Griffin had parts in the musi- cal Lady 'Audley's Secret. Many other seniorshelped with the produc- tions. Several dances were held through- out the year. Gary Shupe and Sharon Dempsey were crowned king and queen at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Debbie Emmert was crowned queen at the Christmas Dance. Greg Noel and Donna Frese were crowned king and queen at the Sweetheart Dance. A new singing group was formed entitled The Expressions. This group consisted mainly of senior girls. Nine seniors were honored as the Lions Club Students-of-the-Month. They were: Laurena Janssen-Septem- ber, Rhonda Stephens--October, Gary Shupe—November, Sue Conover— December, Chip Shriver—January, Debbie Seward--February, Sue Evans, — March, Mike Mittermeyer--April, and Debby Rosson—May. Many other students received other awards. Several students were honored in the Society of Outstanding American High School Students. They were: Debbie Seward, Janice Wittier, Linda Ensminger, Dave Hem- ming, Guy Thompson, Laurena Jan- ssen, Sara Miner, Terry Asher, Deb- bie Emmert, Janie Downs, and Janne Thornton. Other students were selected as Illinois State Scholars and hvaing permanent memberships in the Soc- iety for Academic Achievement. Other students were honored in the Who's Who Among American High School Students. The senior class was entertained at the prom this year by the music of Bodine Tripp at the Starlite Terrace. Bernie Woodworth and Janie Downs were crowned king and queen. Atten- ding them were Debbie Seward, Lau- rena Janssen, Mike Mittermeyer, and Jim Oenning. The seniors took their class trip to Six Flags on May 17th. Class night was May 24, Baccalaure- ate was May 26, and Commence- ment was May 31. 31 Students of Laurena Janssen--September Rhonda Stephens—October Susan Conover—December The Month Chip Shriver--January Gary Shupe—November Debbie Seward--Feburary Debby Rosson—May Debbie Morton Student at Large Jane Inman Jeri Weeks Pres. V. Pres. Jill Arnold Sec. -Treas. Bev Kropp Student Council Brent Allen Chuck Ancell Tina Anderson Judy Arnsman Bruce Bastert Tim Bell Debbie Bollman Mark Bowers Roger Buss Debbie Cantrell James Cantrell Kevin Cramm Brian Deen Janet Dittmer Phil Dodge Jim Duncan Chris Duppong Wayne Elston Greg Epker Jeanna Evans Gary Foltz Stan Frazier Terri Gettman Richard Goodson 34 Kim Graham Ken Gray Karen Jones Albert Kaltenbaeck Rita Grimes Neal Hemming Jeff Kendrick Jeff Kindhart Nancy Hendrickson Phil Heuser Alan King Vigil Klauser Kent Hilgenbrinck Cheryl Holmes Brenda Kugh Dave Mealiff Dixie Hull Jann Hyer Debbie Mealiff Genevra Miller Susan Jenkins Juanita Johnson Keith Miller Kevin Miller Dean Parker Mike Price Mike Rabe Terry Reardon Jayne Redington Sherry Rosson Bruce Schaffer Randy Schnelle Greg Seals Richard Seals Carol Seliner Helen Shepherd Becky Siebers Terry Smith Tom Sparks Brenda Stanberry John Stockhecke Debbie Taylor Chester Tripp Steve Turner Robert Tuter Dennis Voth Kevin Walton Debbie Wardlow Rock Weeks Steve Wiesemann Dixie Williams Linda Wittier Debbie Woerman Bryce Wollbrink Janet Wollbrink Robert Young 36 37 Matt Hilgenbrinck Pres. Jeff Nichols Donna Cramm V. Pres. Sec. Steve Achilles Randy Alaniz Bonnie Appledorn Greg Arnold Dana Aschenbrenner Brad Baxter Donna Blickhan Kent Blickhan Lori Brown Tim Corrigan Treas. Jerri Anne Miller S.C. Rep. Kris Graham Sgt. - at-Arms Class Rings SPIRIT OF 76 Gerald Cantrell Kim Carlson Patrick Cornwell Vicki Coulson Debbie Decker Kevin Dedert 38 Stan Dejaynes Rita Detksen Kim Egan Mary Ellerman Lisa Epker Linda Evans Brad Fanning Kirk Frazier Ronald Frese Pam Gooding Kevin Gordy Diana Graff Nancy Gronewold Craig Hemming Bob Higginbotham Donald Hilgenbrinck LuAnn Ippensen Randy James Bruce Janssen Chuck Jenkins Randy Jenkens Mary Kleemeyer Mary Klodt Cathy Knight Bruce Kuhn Rebecca Leenerts Steve Loos Steve McDowell Anita Mealiff Susan Mealiff Carol Neil Tom Nichols Chris Orr Vicki Padavic Jimmy Palmer Carla Rabe 39 Preparing for Sweetheart Dance Randy Reardon Billie Reed Gary Rosson Karla Schnelle Brenda Seals Jerry Seliner Mary Shupe Bonnie Smith David Smith Ricky Tieken Randy Trautvetter Ricky Turner Kip Walton Richard Walton Monte Wardlow Kent Warning Kevin Weiss Alan Wilson Dennis Wilson George Witt Mel Wittier Dawn Woerman Larry Woodworth Howard Workman Tammy Schlipman 40 Freshmen Steve Coulson Carla Wittier David Sellers Patti Smith Sherri Mittelberg Tim Brecht President Secretary V. President Treasurer Student Council S. A. L. Tom Botorff Robert Bouchez Doug Brown Debbie Buss Karen Ancell Cindy Arnold Chris Arnold Rodney Balsar Gerald Bash Tammy Baxter Gerald Campbell Raymond Cantrell Tony Carlson Marie Casley Lon Cornwell Linda Dedert Debbie Benjamin Linda Diurner David Blickhan Tammy Dobbs Carl Donley Jeff Donley David Doyle Kathy Emmert 42 What is it?? Chris Ensminger David Ensminger Gina Epker Mark Frese Becky Frey Randy Gettman Colleen Gooding Bill Graham Kathy Gray Robin Griffin Bruce Guthrie Vaughn Harshman Sherri Hemming Doug Herring Linda Hilgenbrinck Paula Hoffman Jon Hyer Marlon Janssen Rob Kindhart Brian Kircher Loren Klauser Barry Knox Clara Koetters Danny Kretzer Caught in a moment of temporary insan- ity! Valerie Lubker David Maas Betty Martin Brian McAllister Dixie McClelland Trudy McClelland Karen Miller Kevin Murfin Diane Myers Rex Niekamp Connie Orr David Poling 43 Dermis Prunty Darryl Ruff corn Patty Schaffer Kurt Schmiedeskamp Cathy Schnellbacher Connie Schoch Brent Seals Patty Seliner Jean Seward Judy Shriver Kevin Shriver Debra Simmons Mike Spohr Mark Stephens Kim Stevens Wayne Tallcott Patty Taylor Charlie Terry Russell Tripp Herschel Tucker Jan Tuter Randy Van Blair Jimmy Walton Barb Weiss Ricky Wieprecht Monte Williams Susan Wittier Brian Wollbrink Barb Young Bonnie Young Class of ’77 44 Michael Foster □ Row 1: Nancy Donley, Jim Tieken, Debbie Sill, Betsy Smith, Monica Gettman, Karen Anderson, Ruth Ann Diu- rner, Becky Nelson, Nancy Porter, Carrie Payne. Row 2: Miss Danglade, Richlyn Loos, Beth Orr, Mary John- son, Sharon Maas, Cynthia Tanner, Peggy Ancell, Tracy Jenkins, Donna Benjamin, Kristy Woodworth, Leah Dedert, Mrs. Jenkins. Row 3: Perry Saffer, Bonita Launer, Douglas Greenwell, Debra Donley, Linda S. Wil- son, Mike Viehmeyer, Chris Trent, Kevin Huntley, Steve Metzger, Randy Smith, Phillip Gordley. 8th Grade Class Officers: Miss Danglade--Sponsor, Jeff Vieh- meyer-Serg.-at-Arms, Debbie Porter-Sec.-Treas., Perry Saffer- Pres., Betsy Smith-Rep., Randy Lee- nerts-S.C.R. Cheri Wittier-V.Pres., Mrs. Jenkins- Sponsor. EO i l Row 1: Larry Wittier, Paul Northryp, Mike Dejaynes, Eric Stockhecke, Kent Cramm, Lorraine Workman, Steve Harms, Jim Thornton, Lyle Wollbrink, Ricky Arnold. Row 2: Mark Corrigan, Phil Northrup, Paul Graff, Kevin Wear, David Asher, Tim Kindhart, Brenda Gott, Rita Miller, Cathy Walton, Kevin Leasman. Row 3: Wendy Turner, Sherry Mixer, Cindy Kuhn, Debbie Porter, Dave Morton, Becky McClelland, Linda M. Wilson, Randy Leenerts, Jeff Viehmeyer, Pamela Hendrickson. Row 4: Lorna Smith, Judy Redington, Matt Penn, Dwayne Hess, Cheri Wittier, Rory Alaniz, Mike Rabe, Delinda Fryrear, Terry Schiipman, Karen Corrigan. Class of 1978 47 Row 1: James Staggs, Marian Asher, Scott Jones, Dan Graham, Tom Duncan, Tim Trautvetter, Greg Von- derheide, Doug Bevenour, Larry Brown, John Dobbs. Row 2: Mrs. Breitwieser, Lisa Wiese, Lisa Emmert, Patty Bouchez, Karen Donley, Laurie Metzger, Nancy Hoffman, Ken Lubker, Steve Arnold, Steve Fann- ing, Mr. Carlisle, Randy Rosson, Don Kretzer, Tim Finlay, Richard Bouchez, Mike Harris, Helen Tripp, Sherri Starman, Barb Orr, Peggy Epker, Carla Saffer. Row 3: Ann Shrader, Lynne Dedert, Rhonda Bowles, Michelle Carlson, Pam Woodworth, Dan Trent, Bill Young, Larry Brown. 7th Grade Class Officers: Mr. Carl isle-Sponsor, Blain Corn- well-V.-Pres., Tom Duncan-Pres., Steve Fann- ing-S.C.R., Ken Lubker-Student-at-Large, Scott Jones-Treas., Mrs. Breitwieser-Sponsor, Laurie Metzger-Sec. Class of 1979 Row 1: Kevin Neff, Stacy Corrigan, Marsha Graff, Cindy Reardon, Pam Prunty, Lynn Rabe, Cindy Seals, Debbie Timme, Amy Wood, Patty Reddington, Janet Daugherty, Kevin Blickhan. Row 2: Tim Todd, Mark Nelson, John Christopher Shanks, Denton Springer, Bruce Wittier, Jeff Bartz, Ethan Evans, Roy Chrisop, Blain Cornwell, Kent Kropp, Steve Miller. Row 3: Debbie Starman, Brenda Achilles, Linda Flint, Kay De- dert, Toni Tanner, Rhonda Morley, Lorie McClelland, Mitzi Frazier, Becky Payne, Rhonda Griffin, Robin Leenerts, Terry Baker. Row 4: Timothy Donley, Lindell Sparrow, John Palmer, Scott Lewis, Doug Foltz, Tony Padavic, Larry Stevenson, Kent Miller, Bryan Jones, Kerry Walton, Randy Bruenger, Terry Workman. Bookkeeping Advanced Biology C. P. English Classes Law Algebra I Home Ec. Classes INDUSTRIAL ARTS V ' , | - 53 Vo. Tech. Center ELECTRICITY I Terry Asher Steve Donley Guy Thompson Albert Kaltenbaeck CHILD CARE Donna FYese Nancy Hendrickson AG. BUSINESS AG. MECHNICS I Grant Campbell Gary Shupe David Mealiff Mike Price John Stockhecke DATA PROCESS IN 3 Chris Coulson Diana Turner Phillip Dodge Karen Jones Shery Rosson Linda Wittier GRAPHIC ARTS Cathy Daugherty Brad Putnam Kent Hilgenbrinck Cheryl Holmes CLERICAL PRACTICE Carol Frese Margaret Klodt Kathy Niekamp Debby Rosson Shiela Slater Janet Wollbrink Dave Hemming Tim Bell HEALTH OCCUPATION Ann Inman Larry Tripp DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLASS Tracy Nichols Tricia Peter WELDING Paul Shanks Kevin Miller Steve Turner Steve Wiesemann INSTITUTIONAL FOODS Cheryl Wiesemann Brenda Stanberry AUTO BODY Chuck Ancell Wayne Elston Gary Foltz Randy Schnellc Chester Tripp MECHANICS SHOP I James Cantrell Virgil Klauser AUTO MECHANICS Greg Epker Terry Reardon Bryce Wollbrinck DRAFTING I Neal Hemming 54 We Remember Now and Then News Headlines from 1973-1974 % I - s g LJJ S ® 3 5 0 cc Z S .E “ | 8 ,2 % fe % WATERGATE % «i % « v 1 Israel Raid Condemned by U.N. vS%- m Z m 33 G) - 0 33 $2 0? T1 c m i“ cn 1 O 33 H O o News Headlines from 1948-1949 ® „ % NEW FARM PROGRAM BY TRUMAN Movie Hero Robert Mitchum Arrested on Narcotics Raids Bw. e?fA e ?r ° 4 % 0 4 '•«ops' «O, 'V'- 1 9 4 8 The notice read, New school, new teachers, new paper—P.S. Same old books and studies! That was the notice on the front page of the Unity High School newspa- per in October 1948. Twenty-five years later the class of 1974 'remembers the class of '49. Before the issuance of the first school newspaper in September-October 1948, a contest was held to select a name for the newly-consolidated high school. In the con- test, 80 high school students submitted possible school names in a sealed envelope. Shirley Hudson submitted the winning name and won the ten dollar cash prize. Thus, Unity High School, a new name for a new school was an- nounced on Friday, October 1, 1948, at a school assembly. Thirty-eight students graduated from Unity High School in the class of 1949. Like today, basketball and baseball were popular sports. The first football team as not started until the fall of 1949. The senior class of 1949 also sponsored a comedy, Act Your Age and took a sen- ior trip known as Fleet Day to the zoo. 1 9 4 9 59 Annual Staff P. Wilson, J. Wittier, R. Grimes, C. Duppong, H. Shepherd, B. Siebers. Cheryl Wiesemann, Bus- iness Manager R. Leenerts, L. Evans, V. Lubker, C. Orr, S. Mitdeberg. Not Pictured: Rodney Balsar and Chris Orr. STAFF Co-Editors Business Manager Associate Editor Photographer Junior Members Sophomore Members Freshmen Members Janice Wittier Penny Wilson Cheryl Wiesemann Chris Duppong Rodney Balsar Rita Grimes Becky Siebers Helen Shepherd Linda Evans Rebecca Leenerts Chris Orr Sherri Mitdeberg Valerie Lubker Connie Orr The Annual Staff is responsible for planning, organizing, and distribut- ing a yearbook that will accurately portray the activities, fun, and achieve- ments of the school year at Unity. The staff is small but represents all the grade levels at Unity. 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 in 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. «2 Art On April 21, 1974, the Art Club is sponsoring an art show from 1-5 p. m. Unlike other years, Central, Liberty, and Payson will join Unity in the art show. The art club is also planning a trip. Club Art Club Officers Brad Putnam President Bruce Bastert V. President Debbie Bollman Secretay-Treasurer Judy Arnsman Student Council Rep. Neal Hemming Reporter Top Row: K. Hilgenbrinck, C. Hemming, S. Dejaynes, J. Blickhan, D. Aschenbrenner, B. Frey, S. Mea- liff, C. Coulson, J. Inman, S. Evans, D. Emmert, D. Smith, D. Woerman, K. Emmert, M. Foster, Mr. Wells, Kneeling: M. Kleemeyer, D. Blickhan, S. Mittelberg, C. Knight, D. Simmons, N. Gronewold, M. Klodt, D. Decker, V. Lubker, S. Hemming, P. Evans, L. Hilgenbrinck. Sitting: J. Arnsman, D. Bollman, N. Hemming, B. Putnam. 63 Marching Band Guidons: Debbie Mealiff, Jana Hyer, Jill Arnold, Beverly Kropp, Debbie Morton, Judy Blickhan. Color Guard: Row 1: Patricia Smith, Kimberly Egan, Kimberly Stevens, Kimberly Carlson, Carol Neil, Connie Orr. Row 2: Paula Hoffman, Jean Se- ward, Kristina Anderson, Janet Woll- brink, Linda Wittier, Sherry Rosson. Row 3: Penny Wilson, Debbie Seward, Debbie Rosson. MARCHING BAND SCHEDULE Sept. 8 C. B. (Football Game) Sept. 21 Warsaw Football Game Oct. 6 Western Homecoming Oct. 12 Homecoming Parade Homecoming Game Oct. 19 Avon Football Game Culver-Stockton Homecoming Nov. 2 Carthage Football Game Nov. 9 Triopia Football Game Nov. 11 Quincy-Veterans Day Parade 64 Twirlers: Left to right: Connie Schoch, Valerie Lubker, Susan Conover—Co- captain, Bonnie Smith, Jane Smith-- Co-captain, Jeanna Evans, Donna Cramm. Marching Mustangs March in Unity Homecoming 1973 65 Row 1: K. Stevens, P. Smith, C. Schoch, A. Mealiff, K. Graham, D. McClelland, C. Duppong, T. Gettman, J. Wittier, R. Stephens. Row 2: L. Dedert, D. Emmert, S. Guthrie, C. Bartlett, D. Frese, M. Shupe, B. Seals, L. Janssen, R. Grimes, J. Hyer, C. Wiesemann, S. Mittleberg, T. McClelland, K. Miller. Row 3: T. Smith, C. Frese, J. Cantrell, M. Frese, C. Terry, R. Wieprecht, D. Blickhan, R. Niekamp, B. Guthrie, R. Walton, K. Dedert, G. Epker, B. Martin, K. Emmert, L. Dittmer, S. Miner. Row 4: D. Mealiff, T. Brecht, C. Wittier, B. Bastert, B. Allen, R. Leenerts, B. Siebers, D. Aschenbrenner, D. Simmons, L. Hilgenbrinck, W. Elston, M. Mittermeyer, J. Walton, D. Morton, L. Klauser, N. Hemming, D. Doyle, C. Orr. Row 5: J. Donley, K. Frazier, J. Stockhecke, P. Cornwell, M. Hilgenbrinck. Concert Band Sophomores Major B. Leenerts (1) M. Shupe (1) 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. Seniors Major c. Bartlett (1) S. Miner (3) D. Emmert (3) R. Stephens (2) C. Frese (1) C. Wiesmann (1) D. Frese (1) J. Wittier (2) S. Guthrie (3) Seniors Minor J. Blickhan (1) D. Seward (2) S. Conover (2) J. Smith (2) L. Janssen (2) D. Rosson(l) P. Wilson(2) Juniors Major B. Allen (1) B. Siebers (2) T. Smith (2) Juniors Minor T. Anderson (1) B. Kropp(l) J. Arnold (1) S. Rosso n (1) J. Evans (2) L. Wittier (2) T. Gettman (1) J. Wollbrink (2) J. Hyer(l) C. Holmes (1) Sophomores Minor D. Blickhan (2) A. Mealiff(1) K. Carlson (2) C. Neil(l) K. Egan(l) C. Rabe(2) L. Epker (1) B. Smith (2) N. Grunewould (2) D. Cramm(l) Freshmen Major L. Dittmer (1) L. Hilginbrinck (1) K. Emmert (1) Freshmen Minor P. Smith (1) P. Hoffman (1) K. Stevens(1) C. Orr(l) C. Schoch (1) Jean Seward (1) V. Lubker(l) 66 Row 1: C. Wiesemann, R. Grimes, M. Shupe, P. Gooding, S. Guthrie, D. Emmert, J. Wittier, R. Step- hens. Row 2: D. Morton, K. Dedert, G. Epker, B. Martin, K. Emmert, L. Dittmer, S. Miner. Row 3: R. Leenerts, B. Siebers, B. Bastert, N. Hemming, D. Doyle, C. Orr, D. Mealiff. Row 4: W. Elston, J. Don- ley, J. Stockhecke, K. Frazier, L. Hilgenbrinck. Pep Band The Mustang Pep Band is composed of select mem- bers of the high school band. The group performed at var- sity basketball games, both before the game and during half time. The color guard presented the flag before the game and the twirlers did various routines during the half time. A student director, Rhonda Stephens, was added this year at the last game which went over extremely well. Row 1: C. Hilgenbrinck, J. Arnold, M. Wyatt, P. Lubbe, R. Bowles, Lynn Dedert, P. Woodworth, L. McClel- land, L. Rabe, S. Mixer, D. Fryrear. Row 2: Debbie Porter, R. Loos, L. Emmert, T. Tanner, C. Kuhn, P. Hendrickson, K. Neff, R. Griffin, D. Springer, R. Leenerts, P. Saffer, L. Metzger, L. Austin, C. Payne. Row 3: L. Wilson, Leah Dedert, C. Saffer, J. Daugherty, R. Leenerts, K. Donley, M. Frazier, B. King, J. Mitter- meyer, S. Fanning, D. Greenwell, R. Smith, B. Payne, R. Dittmer, C. Wittier, R. Evans, Doug Porter. Row 4: C. Allen, E. Smith, J. Gettman, K. Mixer, J. Dejaynes, V. Murfin, B. Cannell, T. Finley, N. Donley, K. Anderson, T. Orr, S. Arnold, T. Duncan, B. Orr. Row 5: Mr. Russell, D. Hess, P. Gordley, A. Wood, D. Tanner, B. McClelland, D. Kretzer, S. Lewis, J. Stephens, J. Staggs. Middle School Band The Middle School Band, nicknamed the Red Coats, is composed of sixth, seventh, and eighth graders. The Red Coats were active this year. They presented a concert at the high school on February 17. On May 16 they enjoyed the tour to Liberty. 68 Row 1: B. McClelland, D. Porter, C. Kuhn, S. Mixer, J. Daugherty. Row 2: C. Tanner, B. Orr, R. Loos, M. Gettman, L. McClelland, L. Emmert. Row 3: K. Anderson, B. Orr, L. Wilson, B. Smith, L. Rabe, S. Starman, T. Tanner, R. Bowles. Row 4: R. Dittmer, N. Hoffman, L. Dedert, W. Turner, R. Leenerts, R. Morley, S. Carlson, A. Schrader. Row 5: K. Corrigan, D. Sill, L. Dedert, C. Seals, B. Payne, R. Casey, T. Todd, M. Dejaynes. Middle School Chorus The Junior High Chorus was made up of seventh and eighth grade Middle School students, directed by Mr. Wil- ford Nelson. 69 Row 1: B. Siebers, C. Frese, J. Thornton, P. Smith, J. Wittier, D. Emmert, S. Miner, S. Dempsey, S. Evans, S. Guthrie, K. Schmiedeskamp, M. Janssen, T. Smith. Row 2: Mr. Nelson, J. Griffin, W. Elston, N. Hem- ming, R. Grimes, D. Woerman, L. Dedert, K. Ancell, J. Blickhan, K. Graham, G. Miller, B. Kropp, D. Morton, J. Seward, P. Hoffman, K. Graham, K. Egan, C. Neil, B. Martin, C. Schoch. Row 3: C. Shriver, J. Dodge, C. Duppong, P. Wilson, C. Henerhoff, K. Emmert, S. Gordy, J. Arnold, P. Evans, T. Gettman, L. Wittier, D. Blickhan, C. Rabe, D. Cramm, R. Leenerts, N. Gronewald, L. Hilgenbrinck, V. Lubker, C. Orr, D. Rosson. Row 4: S. Jenkins, D. Myers, R. Stephens, C. Wiesemann, C. Gooding, L. Williams, J. Hyer, J. Dittmer, D. McClelland, J. Shriver, C. Orr, K. Carlson, M. Shupe, L. Epker, B. Smith, S. Mealiff, S. Conover, D. Seward, J. Smith. High School Chorus 70 The Unity Mixed Chorus numbered 70 students this year. Of the 27 Seniors in the group, 13 of them com- pleted four full years in Chorus. An important event of the first semester was the for- mation of a girls singing group who, after some delibera- tion, chose to be known as The Expressions. An assembly program was presented for the students and faculty just before the Christmas Holidays. In early April, a new-old musical play, Lady Audley's Secret was presented by Unity with Chorus members in all the leading roles. Our usual appearances at Baccalaureate and Com- mencement ended the year's activities. Student pianists: Rhonda Stephens and Debbie Emmert. (left to right) Rita Grimes, Rhonda Stephens, Susan Guthrie, Judy Blickhan, Sara Mi- ner, Debbie Emmert, Susan Conover, Debbie Seward, Peggy Evans. Expressions The Expressions sang Spread Joy and We've Only Just Begun at Graduation with accompanist Rhonda Stephens. i L This year a new singing group, the Expressions, was formed. The group, chosen by Mr. Nelson, consisted of eight seniors and one junior. The Expressions sang at various school and community events. These included the School Christmas Assembly, the Unity PTA, Mendon Lions Club, Greenfield PTA Talent Program, the Senior Citizens, Ellington Presbyterian Church, No. Adams Co. Nursing Home Banquet, 4-H Mother Daughter Banquet, Loraine Methodist Church Mother Daughter Banquet, and Graduation. They were accompanied by Rhonda Stephens and Debbie Emmert on the piano, and Sara Miner on the cornet. 71 Row 1: S. Donley, R. Young, T, Asher, J. Griffin, Row 2: C, Donley, R. Reardon, R, Balsar. Row 3: Mr. Loe- wen, R. Tieken, P, Cornwell, T. Nichols, J. Fagot, G. Thompson, C. Shriver, P. Dodge, Mr, Horack. Chess Club 1973-1974 brought a new look to UHS and its Chess Club. This was the first year for the club to have an actual room to play in. Also Unity had its first triangular chess meet with C.B, and Payson participating. With a limited membership and amount of actual practice time, the team went full spirit against the opposition. We'll do it again next year with even more Mustang effort. Unity SCORES 12.5 Payson 11.5 Unity 12 Payson 10 Unity 7 C.B. 9 C.B. Triangular Meet 11 Payson 7 Unity 6 Robert Young received the Chess Award. 72 Row 1: Mr. Warren, P. Gooding, D. Frese, C. Bartlett, J. Blickhan, D. Rosson, S. Evans, R. Stephens. Row 2: S. Conover, G. Miller, D. Morton, D. Mealiff, V. Padavic, J. Downs, J. Dittmer, S. Miner, C. Henerhoff, P. Evans. Row 3: S. Guthrie, K. Niekamp, J. Arnold, C. Arnold, K. Jones, L. Wittier, J. Amsman, K. Graham. Row 4: D. Emmert, B. Baxter, H. Workman, G. Rosson, T. Nichols, R. Alaniz, P. Cornwell, J. Nichols. Row 5: J. Griffin, A. Seliner, B. Bastert, J. Dodge, T. Smith, S. Donley, C. Shriver, R. Trautvetter. Dramatics Club The 1973-1974 year was a prosperous one for the Dramatics Club. We were under the direction of Mr. Warren, his first year at Unity. On November 15 and 16, the Drama Club presented The Diary of Anne Frank , based upon the book ANNE FRANK: DIARY OF A YOUNG GIRL. Many drama students participated to help make the play a highly successful one. Several members went to Speech Contest on February 9. They were Angie Seliner, Bruce Bastert, Jill Arnold, and Chip Shriver. Chip went to the Sectional with his Special Occasions Speaking. Overall, the drama club increased its size and carried on a lot of hard work. Officers: B. Bastert, V. Pres.; B. Kropp, Sec.; T. Gettman, Treas.; J. Smith, Pres. ; P. Wilson, Student Council. 73 Row 1: Mr. Smith, J. Duncan, M. Mittermeyer, C. Shriver, J. Griffin, G. Shupe, D. Voth. Row 2: C, Hemming, T. Bottorff, J. Cantrell, D. Ruffcorn, M. Foster, R. Balsar, L. Cornwell, W. Tallcott, Brian Wollbrink, K. Shriver. Row 3: B. Janssen, R. Tieken, G. Witt, B. Guthrie, J. Hyer, D. Doyle, R. Nie- kamp, B. McAllister, G. Campbell, J. Donley, D. Kretzer, B. Graham, K. Dedert, D. Wilson. Row 4: D. Hilgenbrinck, J. Stockhecke, D. Mealiff, S. Turner, M. Rabe, T. Smith, S. Frazier, C. Jenkins, R. Buss, Bryce Wollbrinck, D. Parker, S. Wiesemann, T. Corrigan, P. Cornwell. Row 5: P. Shanks, B. Kircher, R. Frese, K. Schmiedskamp, D. Hemming, K. Frazier. F FA Parliamentary Procedure Team: Row 1: B. Guthrie, B. Woll brink. Row 2: R. Niekamp, C. Shriver, J. Hyer. Grain Judging Team: Row 1: W. Tallcot, T Botorff. Row 2: B. Kircher, G. Campbell, K. Schmiedeskamp. Sweethearts and Escorts: Paula Hoffman escorted by Denny Wil- son, Queen Patti Smith escorted by Patrick Cornwell, Jann Hyer escorted by Kirk Frazier. F FA Public Speakers:Row 1: L. Cornwell, K. Shri- ver. Row 2: T. Bell, C. Shriver. FFA officers: Kevin Dedert, Vice Pres. ; Jim Duncan, Sentinel; Mike Rabe, Pres. ; Pat Cornwell, Sec. ; George Witt, Treasurer; and Brian Kircher, Reporter. Row 1: P. Gooding, L. Epker, D. Graff, D. Decker, C. Neil, C. Schoch, D. McClelland, J. Shriver. Row 2: J. Seward, P. Hoffman, M. Casley, P. Smith, C. Koetters, C. Gooding, B. Martin. Row 3: C. Rabe, D. Blickan, K. Carlson, M. Shupe. FHA Officers: R. Stephens, S. Dempsey, S. Miner, D. Seward, N. Hendrickson, C. Wiesemann. The Unity Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was organized with the Initiation Picnic held at Rhonda Stephens home in September. In October the chapter entered a walking float in the homecoming parade along with a bake sale. We co-sponsored the Sadie Haw- kin s Dance with the FFA in which Gary Shupe and Sharon Dempsey were crowned king and queen. The annual Christmas Tea held December 4th, featured the girl's own crafts. A cracked glass candle and holder was presented to each mother and teacher present. Several night meetings were held, with a special meeting for our mothers. At this meeting, Leatrice Dedert showed slides of one of her many sight-seeing trips. Daddy Date Night was on February 5th, on the night of a basketball game. The fathers were served a supper in the Home Ec Room. The annual Parent and Daughter Banquet was held April 25 th, featuring a Chuck-Wagon Supper. Installa- tion of new officers was held in a candle light ceremony. The theme was The Barnyard and the senior girls gave a skit with Old MacDonald's Farm . The climax of the evening was the fashion show. The year's activities were concluded with the educational tour to the Blind and Deaf School in Jack- sonville, Illinois. 76 Row 1: B. Siebers, D. Woerman, D. Hull, J, Wittier, B. Kropp, J. Hyer, C. Frese, P. Graff, H. Shepherd, Row 2: S. Gordy, C. Dedert, P. Dejaynes, L. Williams, C. Seliner, D. Rosson, C. Henerhoff, Mrs, King. F HA The newly installed Chapter Mothers, on the left are Mrs. Shupe, and Mrs. Hyer. The retiring Chapter Mothers from 1973-74 are Mrs. Hendrickson and Mrs. Stephens. Three girls received Who's Who Among American High School Students in FHA this year. They are Sharon Dempsey, Nancy Hendrickson, and Rhonda Stephens. 77 Row 1: B. Smith, S. Hemming, V. Lubker. Row 2: C. Orr, C. Rabe, D. Graff, L. Hilgenbrinck, L. Ditt- mer, V. Padavic. Row 3: C. Knight, M. Klodt, S. Mealiff, D. Woerman, L. Epker, P. Hoffman, K. Miller, T. McClelland. Row 4: C. Schoch, B. Seals, D. Buss, B. Frey, K. Egan, C. Wittier, V. Coul- son. Row 5: L. Brown, J. Seward, C. Neil, P. Smith. Row 6: D. Decker, B. Appledorn, K. Graham, B. Martin, R. Leenerts, L. Ippensen, T. Schlipman. Row 7: D. Simmons, K. Carlson, J. Miller, M. Shupe, D. Cramm, A. Mealiff, M. Ellerman. Row 8: M. Kleemeyer, K. Stevens. GAA First Place Bowlers, Wednesday night Lower: Anita Mealiff, Donna Cramm. Upper: Rebecca Leenerts, Brenda Seals. On the floor: C. Wiesemann, T. Peter. Row 2: J. Weeks, J. Dittmer, T. Gettman, L. Wittier. Row 3: J. Evans, J. Hyer, B. Kropp, D. Mealiff, K. Jones, J. Arnsman, J. Downs. Row 4: J. Arnold, J. Redding- ton, P. Wilson, R. Stephens, S. Rosson, K. Niekamp, J. Inman, S. Evans, L. Janssen. Row 5: K. Graham, D. Morton, D. Seward, C. Henerhoff, B. Siebers, P. Evans, A. Inman. Row 6: J. Wittier, D. Turner, P. Graff, C. Seliner, J. Blickhan, S. Guthrie. Row 7: C. Duppong, P. Bowen, L. Ensminger. GAA First Place Bowlers, Tuesday night Lower: J. Hyer, T. Peter. Upper: J. Dittmer, T. Nichols. First Place Bowlers, Thursday night Lower: J. Witt ler, D. Seward. Upper: R. Stephens, S. Miner. 79 Row Is D. Seward, S. Dempsey, B. Kropp, J. Arnsman. Row 2: J. Inman, J. Arnold, B. Siebers, C. Dup- pong, D. Hull, D. Woerman. Row 3: P. Evans, J. Blickhan, D. Frese, C. Bartlett, J. Downs, C. Seliner. Row 4: D. Emmert, S. Evans, P. Wilson, S. Miner, J. Wittier, R. Grimes. Row 5: K. Niekamp, L. Janssen, J. Evans, J. Smith, S. Conover, J. Weeks. Row 6: J. Dittmer, D. Mealiff, T. Gettman, K. Anderson, J. Wollbrink. Row 7: J. Hyer, D. Morton, K. Graham, L. Wittier, S. Rosson. sss Row 1: T. Brecht, M. Janssen. Row 2: C. Gooding, B. Martin, P. Smith, D. McClelland, J. Shriver. Row 3: J. Seward, R. Leenerts, D. Cramm, L. Hilgenbrinck, T. McClelland, C. Wittier. Row 4: C. Rabe, M. Shupe, K. Graham, C. Orr, B. Seals, K. Carlson, B. Smith. Row 5: L. Epker, N. Gronewold, S. Mealiff, - D. Blickhan, C. Neil, K. Egan. Row 6: D. Decker, M. Klodt, C. Knight, P. Gooding, K. Miller. Mr. Cordis, K. Warning, J.P. Fagot, S. Dejaynes, W. Elston, R. Schnelle, S. Donley, B. Deen, V. Klauser. Row 2: J. Nichols, R. Walton, C. Seliner, R. Weeks, J. Seliner, B. Baxter, J. Kendrick, J. Cantrell, C. Tripp, T. Reardon, K. Miller, A. King, M. Bowers, G. Epker, K. Gray, E. Murfinc C. Ancel. Row 3: G. Thompson, A. Kaltenbaeck, T. Asher, R. Reardon, S. Achilles. Industrial Arts Officers President--Guy Thompson Vice-President--Alan King Treasurer--Terry Asher Reporter--Keith Miller The Industrial Arts Club took two field trips this year. The first was to Keokuk, where the Union Electric powerplant and local in- dustries were visited. The second trip was to Peoria and Macomb, where Caterpillar Tractor Company was visited in die morning and the Western Illinois University Industrial Arts Ex- hibit was visited in the a fternoon. Guy Thompson and Terry Asher had pro- jects entered in the exhibit, and both receiv- ed awards. Amid many last minute preparations Mr. Cordis pauses for a yearbook picture. He and his wife are moving to Australia where they plan to teach in the coming year. 81 Math-Science Club I PCP 1 ISfiPiT I Row 1: Mr. Loewen, T. Asher, Mr. Carpenter. Row 2: J. Wittier, S. Dempsey, J. Stockhecke, J. Griffin, G. Thompson. Row 3: C. Frese, C. Duppong, D. Woerman, H. Shepherd, B. Siebers, R. Grimes, S. Guthrie, C. Henerhoff. Row 4: C. Wiesemann, D. Seward, J. Smith, J. Blickhan, D. Cramm, A. Mealiff, R. Leenerts, K. Emmert, J. Seward, P. Hoffman. Row 5: S. Loos, B. Kircher, K. Schmiedeskamp, T. Carlson, C. Shriver, S. Donley, R. Tieken, C. Seliner, C. Bartlett, D. Frese, S. Conover, P. Wilson, J. Thornton. Math-Science Club had a very active year. To start the year off members of the Math-Science Club sold Halloween Insurance to individuals and businesses in the community. This turned out to be a very profitable service. On March 22, Dr. Wendt from Western Illinois Uni- versity spoke to the math classes on application or niauic. ■ matics. The Math-Science Club also took a field trip to St. Louis on March 26. The club toured the Museum of Science and Natural History, McDonnell Planetarium, the Jewel Box, and the Jefferson Memorial and Museum. Row 1: V. Padavic, J. Tuter, B. Kuhn, B. Stanberry. Row 2: D. Cantrell—Sec.-Treas., C. Wiese- mann, Pres., K. Graham, Miss Meyer, Sponsor. Row 3: H. Shepherd, Reporter, D. Hull, L. Evans, C. Orr, J. Thornton, J. Wittier, C. Koetters, R. Frey. Library Club The Unity High School and Middle School Library Clubs are service organizations. The students check books in and out, shelve books, help students find material, and keep the library in order. The Library Club sponsored a bake sale and pizza party this year. The Unity Library Club is a member of the Illinois Student Librarians Association and the Mississippi Valley Student Librarians Association. Unity members attended the annual MVSLA meeting held in Barry. Kris Graham was the treasurer of MVSLA. Debbie Cantrell was elected as Program Chairman for next year. MIDDLE SCHOOL LIBRARIANS: P. Reding- ton, R. Griffin, C. Reardon, C. Seals, N. Hoffman, C. Saffer. Row 2: P. Ancell, R. Rossen, B. Gott, L. Epker, J. Van Blair, T. Jenkins, D. Sill, S. Maas. 83 Row Is B. Kropp, D. Emmert, J. Smith, S. Conover, T. Gettman, J, Arnold. Row 2: R. Balsar, Mr. Wells, C. Bartlett, S. Evans, J. Downs, S. Mealiff, P. Gooding, J. Miller, K. Niekamp, P. Wilson, Mr. Moss. Row 3: K. Jones, K. Emmert, C. Orr, V. Lubker, J. Shriver, P. Smith, C. Orr, L. Wittier. Row 4; C. Wittier, D. Sfll, D. Porter, B. Smith, B. McClelland, L. Dedcrt, L. Hilgcnbrinck, B. Kircher, B. Martin, S. Mittlcberg. T. Carlson, K. Graham, C. Gooding, J. Arnsman, D. Mealiff. Round-Up Row 1: Sue Conover, Bus. Manager; Debbie Emmert, and Jane Smith, Co-Edl tors. Row 2: Mr. Moss and Mr. Wells, Sponsors. The Mustang Round-Up or school newspaper, began the 1973-1974 school year with numerous goals in sight. Debbie Emmert and Jane Smith were co-editors, serving as assistant editors during the 1972-1973 school year. The year began with a workshop led by the co-editors who were assist- ed by Mrs. Kunz and the two returning Round-Up sponsors, Mr. Gene Moss and Mr. Gene Wells. A portion of the art room was again designated as the Round-Up room. From September through December, monthly mimeographed issues of the Mustang Round-Up were prepared and distributed to the students. There were also two specials of this type during these months. Mustang Round- Up In January, the paper took on a new angle—printing. The Mention Dispatch allowed us to use their facilities for a nominal fee. Of course, advertising had to be acquired in order to pay for the pa- pers. For this purpose, Susan Conover was named to the position of Business Manager. Five monthly issues, beginning in January and ending in May, were produc- ed. A senior special was also done as a supplement of the May issue. In February, the Mendon Dispatch offered the Round- Up a free page in their weekly paper. The purpose of this page was to involve the community with the school. Articles concerning students, school activities, and functions of the school, were written by Round-Up members and placed on this page. These pages were concluded at the end of the school yar. In order to relax and enjoy all of these efforts, the Round-Up held a ban- quet on May 11, 1974. Thirty-one mem- bers and sponsors attended the dinner at the Plaza in Quincy. After the banquet the Round-Up peo- ple for the 1974-1975 school year were appointed. The Senior Editor will be Jill Arnold, her co-editor will be Jeanna Evans and their assistant editor will be Terri Gettman. Bev Kropp will serve as business manager. The co-editors would like to thank the Mendon Dispatch for all of their ef- forts concerning the Mustang Round-Up and also all of the advertisers that made it possible. The paper was a big job that required a lot of work and time on the part of die editors and business manager, but certainly most will agree, it was well worth the trouble. Heading to the Dispatch office to put out the Round-Up. Everyone had their fill at the Round-Up Banquet. Row 1: C. Orr, Rep.; S. Conover, S.C. Rep.; S. Guthrie, Sec.; D. Seward, Treas.; L. Evans, V.-Pres. Row 2; K. Niekamp, C. Seliner, R. Grimes, J. Evans, D. Rosson. Row 3: C. Wittier, P. Hoffman, J. Seward, J. Smith, P. Wilson. Row 4: D. Rrese, P. Smith, J. Shriver, D, McClelland. Not pictured: R. Stephens, Pres.; P. Gooding, H. Shepherd, J. Dodge, C. Wiesemann S. A.E. Rhonda Stephens, recipient of the $100 scholarship. Penny Wilson, recipient of the $50 scholarship. SAE during the 1973-74 year consisted of 26 members plus our sponsor Miss Dan- glade. We were in complete command of the M.V.I.T. concession stand making about $200. Due to the fact that we made so much money we held a banquet at the Patio May 13th. We gave two scholarships this year. $100. went to Rhonda Stephens and $50. went to Penny Wilson. 86 Spanish Club Row 1: A. Mealiff, D. Cramm, R. Leenerts, J. Miller. Row 2: C. Orr, S. Hem- ming, C. Orr, L. Evans, S. Mealiff. Row 3: V. Lubker, D. Poling, T. Carlson, A. Seliner, B. Smith. Row 4: R. Balsar, Miss Rosser. Officers: A. Seliner, Pres. ; A. Mealiff, V. Pres. ; J. Miller, Sec-Treas. ; D. Cramm, S.C. Rep. ; L. Evans, Reporter. The Spanish Club this year has a total of 18 members, 17 girls and 1 guy. The main event of the club this year was hold- ing a Taco Party at Miller's home. We ate tacos, and played games, and gave prizes to everyone. 87 Row 1: Mr. Church, C. Shriver, G. Thompson, G. Shupe, D. Hemming, T. Asher, P. Wilson, S. Mittelberg, J, Blickhan, J. Griffin. Row 2: J. Wittier, D. Emmert, T. Smith, K. Hilgenbrinck, J. Arnold, S. Conover, B. Kropp. Row 3: R. Stephens, D. Frese, C. Bartlett, M. Hilgenbrinck. Row 4: J. Miller, D. Cramm, J. Arnsman, J. Inman, S. Miner, D. Seward, J. Smith, M. Mittermeyer: The 1974 Student Council was ac- tivated by a meeting after school to discuss and organize the Homecom- ing Activities. The theme for the Homecoming Floats was Commer- cials with Student Council in charge of the queen and her court. Three Student Council Assemblies were held with admission being 100. A Sock Hop was held in April with the band being Little Ronnie and The Impersonations. A Student Exchange with members of the Council was organized with several surrounding schools. Student Council Week was May 6-10 with Dress Down Day, Dress Up Day, Carrot and Celery Day, and Greaser Day, which caused quite a hub-bub during school. A final meeting was held at a picnic on May 25 in the Siloam Spring Park. 88 Student Council Student Council Assembly Student Council Greaser Day' ac Terry Asher Debbie Emmert Linda Ensminger Dave Hemming Laurena Janssen Sara Miner Debbie Seward Jane Smith SAA The following received awards for the second semester of 1972-1973; D. Emmert T. Gettman S. Guthrie R. Goodson D. Hemming R. Grimes L. Janssen D. Hull S. Miner J. Johnson D. Seward B. Kropp J. Smith D. Mealiff G. Thompson K. Miller J. Thornton H. Shepherd J. Wittier B. Siebers J. Arnold K, Walton J. Amsman D. Cramm J. Dittmer L. Evans C. Duppong S. Loos Guy Thompson Janne Thornton Janice Wittier Seniors become permanent members of the Society for Academic Achieve- ment by earning 130 or more points in academic subjects. Underclassmen re- ceive certificates by earning 32 or more points a year. Additional year earnings rate a seal for the certificate. The permanent members were honored at a Quin- cy Kiwanis luncheon held at the Holiday Inn on May 20, 1974. 89 90 There We Remember Sports Row 1: Mr. Carlisle. Mr. Davis, Mr. Wells, Denny Nichols, G. Noel, K. Warning, R. Walton, M. Stephens, manager; Mr. Conover, Mr. Cordis. Row 2: J. Nichols, B. Deen, B. Schaffer, J. Oenning, L. Woodworth, M. Hilgenbrinck, M. Rabe, R. Turner, D. Mealiff. Row 3: B. Woodworth, Danny Nichols, S. Turner, K. Frazier, D. Smith, K. Weiss, E. Murfin, J. Duncan, B. Bastert. Row 4: G. Shupe, G. Campbell, K. McAllister, J. Gray, K. Wells, R. Smith, S. Coulson, G. Seals, D. Voth. Varsity Football Unity’s 1973-74 athletic program looked as if it would begin on a strong note, with what was expected to be a very strong football team. But team-wise, because of bad wea- ther, injuries to four starters, and perhaps the strongest schedule in the conference, the Mustangs suffered through a dismal season. But with these problems the team worked hard and never gave up on themselves. However in terms of individual performances the year turned out to be a very gratifying one, as several boys turned in outstanding years. Denny Nichols and Gary Shupe were both unanimous All-Conference selections. Denny, as an offensive and defensive halfback and Gary, as an offensive tackle and defensive guard. In addition, Bernie Wood- worth, Jim Duncan, and Denny Nic- hols between them established seven new school records. All three also received additional honors. As they were each selected by Coach and Athlete Magazine as All-American High School Football Players. In looking to the future, Unity can look forward to 1974 as being a good year for the football team. Next year the Mustangs will be led by tri-captains Dennis Voth, Steve Turner, and Dave Mealiff. These along with Mike Rabe, Jeff Nichols, Kevin Weiss, Rick Turner, Larry Woodworth, and Jim Duncan are ex- pected to form a solid nucleus for next year's team. I am already look- ing forward to a successful year. Tri-Captains: Denny Nichols, Bernie Woodworth and, Gary Shupe. Senior Players New School Records Established Most yds. Rushing—Varsity Career—Denny Nichols 1951 yds. Most yds. Rushing--Games—Denny Nichols 1051 yds. Most TD Passes--Season--Jim Duncan 8 Longest TD Pass from LOS—Jim Duncan 79 yds. Most TD Receptions—Season—Bernie Woodworth 5 Longest TD Reception--Bernie Woodworth 79 yds. Most Tackles--Games--Bernie Woodworth 23 Leading Scorer—Bemie Woodworth 30 pts. Leading Receiver—Bernie Woodworth 368 yds. --Denny Nichols 292 yds. Leading Rusher--Denny Nichols 512 yds. Leading Tackier--Bernie Woodworth Leading Passer--Jim Duncan 787 yds. Most Valuable Lineman--Gary Shupe Most Valuable Defensive Player--Bernie Woodworth Most Valuable Player--Denny Nichols Schedule Unity 0 Catholic Boys 31 Unity 13 Rushville 0 Unity 6 Warsaw 12 Unity 6 Scotland County 27 Unity 7 Hamilton 12 Unity 12 Central 14 Unity 14 Avon 42 Unity 8 Brown County 35 Unity 8 Carthage 36 Unity 8 Trio pi a 12 93 Row 1: B. Guthrie, D. Poling, C. Terry, D. Kretzer, R. Turner, K. Warning, R. Walton, D. Ensminger. Row 2: G. Wells, coach, V. Harshman, L. Woodworth, M. Hilgenbrinck, R. Van Blair, J. Hyer, K. Murfin, B. McAllister, D. Maas. Row 3: R. Gettman, S. Coulson, K. Frazier, D. Smith, K. Weiss, M. Frese, J. Nichols, B. Graham. Fresh-Soph. Football The Freshmen and Fresh-Soph football teams both had a good season. The Freshmen season ended with a record of 3 wins and 1 loss, while the Fresh-Soph team compiled a record of 3-4-1, with a Conference record of 3-1-1. FRESH-SOPH Statistics OUTSTANDING DEFENSE PLAYERS Most tackles: Kevin Weiss—62 Larry Woodworth--62 (Weiss played one game less than Woodworth.) Rick Turner—44 Matt Hilgenbrinck--41 Fumble recoveries: Kevin Weiss—3 Blocked punts: Kevin Weiss--2 Intercepted passes: Larry Woodworth--2 Jeff Nichols was outstanding on the offense. He gained 553 yards and scored 9 touchdowns and 2 extra points for a total of 58 points. FRESHMEN Statistics OUTSTANDING DEFENSE PLAYERS Most tackles: Randy Gettman--30 Steve Coulson--26 Danny Kretzer—24 OUTSTANDING OFFENSE PLAYERS Ground Gains: Brian McAllister--316 yds. Most passes caught: David Poling--ll of 13 for 100 yards. 94 ... I Row 1: S. Harms, D. Asher, R. Arnold, P. Graff, D. Foltz, J. Viehmeyer, M. Corrigan. Row 2: P. Carlisle, coach, S. Jones, r. Duncan, J. Bartz, D. Graham, D. Kretzer, R. Alaniz, J. Staggs, T. Schlipman. Row 3: K. Lubker, R. Rosson, M. Harris, M. Viehmeyer, P. Shaffer, D. Greenwell, R. Smith, S. Metzger. Middle School Football This year, for the first time, 7th graders were included in the Middle School Football. Participation was sparse with only ten 8th graders and eleven 7th graders completing the season. Rory Alaniz and Doug Green- well were chosen captains for the 1973 season which ended with a 1-5 record and 1-1 in reserve games. The team, which was anchored by a line dominated by 7th graders, who con- stantly faced 8th graders, showed steady improvement. This was made evident early in the season with an 18-6 loss to Rushville and a heart breaking 26 -24 loss to the same unbeaten team in the season final. With all the experience the 7th grade team members received, there will be a good solid nucleus around which next years team can be built. Schedule A Squad Unity 6 Rushville 18 Unity 6 Beardstown 32 Unity 8 Quincy 36 Unity 0 Pleasant Hill 62 Unity 26 Warsaw 20 Unity 22 Rushville 25 B Squad Unity 12 Beardstown 0 Unity 0 Rushville 6 95 Varsity Basketball Row 1- T Smith, G. Campbell, B. Allen. Row 2: R. Weeks, G. Shupe, K. Gray, Mr. Con over, coach; M. Mittermeyer, D. Voth. Row 3: J. Duncan, Denny Nichols, B. Woodworth. Danny Nichols. Unity 41 West Pike Unity 48 Warsaw Unity 68 Astoria Unity 48 Rushville Unity 37 Hamilton Unity 34 Triopia M. V.I.T. Unity 48 Barry Unity 52 Hannibal Unity 51 Liberty Schedule 67 Unity 48 47 Unity 49 58 Unity 51 63 Unity 57 62 Unity 51 56 Unity 41 Unity 56 58 Unity 50 58 46 Unity 51 Carthage 64 Central 48 Payson 60 LaHarpe 75 Nauvoo-Colusa 58 Southeastern 66 Plymouth 47 Pittsfield 58 Brown County 61 Progress cannot be measured un- til the point of inception is clearly defined! ” 97 J. V. Basketball Row 1: J. Nichols, P. Cornwell, M. Hilgenbrinck, B. Baxter. Row 2: D. Smith, K. Weiss, B. Higginbotham, B. Fanning, Mgr. D. Hilgenbrinck, A. Wilson. Row 3: D. Wilson, G. Arnold, Mr. Horack, D. Aschenbrenner. 1973-74 Schedule Unity 39 West Pike 35 Unity 49 Warsaw 31 Unity 52 Astoria 45 Unity 38 Rushville 60 Unity 37 Hamilton 60 Unity 48 Triopia 65 Unity 44 Barry 43 Unity 41 Hannibal 61 Unity 45 Liberty 46 Unity 54 Carthage 55 Unity 69 Carthage 58 Unity 37 Central 38 Unity 40 Payson 57 C.B. Fresh-Soph Tourney Unity 39 Hamilton 49 Unity 42 LaHarpe 50 Unity 44 C.B. 50 Unity 46 Nauvoo-Colusa 40 Unity 57 S. Eastern 64 Unity 52 Plymouth 58 Unity 51 Pittsfield 60 Unity 34 Bm, County 62 98 Front row-kneeling: M. Janssen, B. Guthrie, L. Cornwell, D. Sellers, D. Herring, B. Seals. Back row; Mr. Loewen, Coach, C. Terry, D. Mass, B. McAllister, V. Harshman, R. Gettman, S. Coulson, W. Graham, D. Kretzer, J. Hyer, G. Campbell. Freshman Basketball The Freshmen basketball team has Squad A” Squad B good potential for the future years even though their record does not in- Unity 66 Quincy 79 Unity 55 Quincy 57 dicate this. Their total points ex- Unity 67 Carthage 40 Unity 72 Carthage 36 ceeded their total opponents score. Unity 53 Central 55 Unity 53 Central 40 The close games were usually lost at Unity 59 C.B. 61 Unity 21 C.B. 53 the charity stripe. There is talent Unity 73 Brown County 62 Unity 43 Brown County 46 on the freshmen squad that can de- Unity 53 Pittsfield 66 Unity 40 Pittsfield 49 velop into outstanding basketball Unity 61 Rush ville 54 Unity 55 Rush ville 49 for Unity High. Unity 56 Payson 41 Unity 31 Payson 55 Unity 48 Nauvoo-Clousa 37 Unity 26 Hamilton 34 Unity 61 Hamilton 62 Unity 38 Liberty 20 Unity 46 Southeastern 68 Unity 52 Liberty 60 Unity 77 Dallas City 74 $ Unity 43 Nauvoo-Colousa 45 Unity 61 Hamilton 52 99 Row 1: P. Northrup, E. Stockhecke, R. Leenerts, J. Viemeyer, R. Arnold. Row 2: K. Huntly, R. Smith, D. Hess, P. Gordley, R. Alaniz, S. Harms, Mtg. Row 3: T. Kindhart, P. Saffer, D. Greenwell, M. Viehmeyer, S. Metz- ger, Mr. Bryson. 8th Grade The Unity Middle School 8th grade basketball team had a very successful season. Although the A team record was 5 wins and 5 losses, and the B team record was 3 wins and 5 losses, the basketball players improved Basketball tremendously over the season. The attitude and spirit of the 8th grade team was a great asset to their playing abilities. Win or lose, these players were sportsmen all the way. 100 Team Schedule Team Schedule Unity 23 St. Dominic 37 Unity 18 St. Dominic 31 Unity 29 Hamilton 42 Unity 20 Hamilton 11 Unity 42 Q. Jr. High 33 Unity 29 Q. Jr. High 38 Unity 45 W arsaw 34 Unity 19 Q. Jr. High 24 Unity 26 Q. Jr. High 36 Unity 40 St. John 13 Unity 29 Payson 44 Unity 30 St. Frances 32 Unity 51 St. John 16 Unity 21 Liberty 18 Unity 30 St. Frances 34 Unity 13 St. Peter 38 Unity 32 Liberty 17 Unity 41 St. Peter 36 Row 1: B. Smith, B. Gott, B. McClelland. Going up: P. Ancell, D. Porter, C. Wittier. Row 1: S. Miller, B. Cornwell, R. Chrisop, K. Kropp. Row 2: M. Harris, D. Foltz, T. Duncan, S. Fan- ning, S. Lewis, E. Evans. Row 3: Mr. Moore, J. Staggs, K. Lubker, D. Kretzer, T. Finley, S. Arnold, S. Jones, D. Graham, Manager. 7th Grade Basketball Despite injuries and vast size differences the seventh grade Mustangs still compiled an 11-11 record. Ken Lubker and Tim Finlay lead the offense Schedule A” Squad Unity 22 Hamilton 31 Unity 25 Central 17 Unity 38 Quincy 21 Unity 19 W. Pike 27 Unity 27 W arsaw 18 Unity 38 Liberty 19 Unity 31 St. Peter 42 Unity 36 Payson 23 Unity 11 St. Mary's 33 Unity 18 St. Dominic 30 Unity 29 Quincy 30 Unity 36 St. John's 12 with 8. 6 and 6 point averages, respectively. Key rebounds were collected by Donnie Kretzer. Blain Cornwell, Tom Duncan, and Scott Jones supplied good ball handling and defensive pressure. Middle: T. Baker, S. Carlson. Left: R. Morley, L. Metzger. Right: S. Starman, S. Corrigan. BOWLING GREEN FIRST PLACE Mississippi Valley Invitational CLOPTON SECOND PLACE Row 1: M. Frese, M. Bowers, T. Corrigan, R. Walton, G. Bash, M. Stephens, C. Arnold. Row 2: J. Oenning, K. McAllister, E. Murfin, B. Deen, T. Sparks, L. Woodworth, B. Schaffer, R. Turner, R. Buxman, B. Janssen, P. Heuser, J. Walton, Mr. Cordis, coach. Wrestling Senior Players Schedule Unity 46 Carthage 24 Unity 18 Quincy JV 18 Unity 6 Hannibal 58 Unity 12 Ft. Madison JV 49 Unity 36 Brown County 21 Unity 9 Catholic Boys 53 Unity 46 Carthage 24 Unity 12 Central 45 Unity 15 Hamilton 42 Unity 27 Brown County 36 Unity 6 Central 54 Unity 12 Hamilton 46 Unity 21 Catholic Boys 36 Unity 6 Quincy JV 48 Unity 9 Keokuk JV 40 Unity 6 Ft. Madison 55 Unity 31 La Harpe 24 Dual Meet Record 4-13 9th in Illini Bluffs Tournament 3rd in West Central Tournament The 1973-74 wrestling season could be considered a learning ex- perience. The team was one of the youngest and most inexperienced to represent Unity. Most of the varsity wrestlers were underclassmen with no previous experience. While some of the boys did not compile an im- pressive won-loss record, valuable experience was gained. If all return- ing wrestlers work hard in the off season, and come back with a good attitude, we should have a much im- proved season next year. Row 1: P. Smith, A. Seliner, D. Mealiff, G. Epker, D McClelland, K. Graham, B. Seals, L. Hilgen- brinck, B. Martin. Row 2: L. Evans, Statistician; V. Lubker, K. Carlson, J. Dittmer, K. Miller, T. Gett- man, J. Hyer, J. Inman, C. Wittier, Statistician; Miss Luetkemeyer, D. Blickhan, Statistician. Row 3: C. Seliner, D. Cramm, C. Orr, J. Miller, P. Evans, D. Rosson, D. Simmons, S. Evans. Girls’ Track The Girl's Track Team has suc- cessfully concluded its second year of existance. The team participated in nine meets, the first being a tri- angular meet at Carthage on April 2. The girls did a fantastic job this season as their efforts were expressed when they took fourth place at both the Keokuk Relays and the Carthage Relays. This was quite a undertaking as there were eleven teams compet- fog. They were second place winners at the Carthage Triangular Meet, Quincy Relays (6 teams competing), Carthage (3 teams), and the District Meet at Carthage (14 teams). The triumphant victory came when the team won the first place trophy after defeating Brown County (6 teams) on their own track. The team pulled this same stunt twice again as they outran, out jumped, and out- threw three rivaling teams at the Central Invitational and beat Liberty in a duel. The final meet was the State Track Meet held at Charleston on May 17 and 18. Five girls, Peggy Evans, Susan Evans, Val Lubker, Debbie Mealiff, and Jerri Miller rep- resented the Unity Girls’ Track Team. Unity placed tenth in the State out 280 schools participating, with Jerri Miller winning State Championship in the discus throw, Susan Evans placing fourth in the 100 yd. dash, and Peggy Evans placing fifth in the 440 yd. dash. Miss Luethemeyer was guest speak- er for the Mendon Lions Club Meet- ing on May 27 which honored the Track Team. The coach, manager, statisti- cians, and fans were proud to share a part in the guiding, supporting, and recording of the team and its fine ac- complishments. May next years track team be as impressive. It is hoped that mother nature will be on their side and use the rain more spareingly. 105 Row 1: C. Rabe, Statistician; Mr. Warren, Asst. Track Coach; J. Nichols, D. Smith, D. Voth, B. Wood- worth, B. Deen, Mr. Moss, Track Coach; M. Shupe, Statistician. Row 2: Mr. Davis, Asst. Track Coach; P. Heuser, M. Frese, G. Shupe, D. Mealiff, B. Baxter. Varsity Track Lack of depth proved the worst handicap for the Mus- tang cindermen this spring as talented individual efforts went unnoticed in final team standings. Always out-num- bered but never out-manned, a hearty squad of eleven braved cold weather, rain-cancelled meets and injuries to transform what might have been a bleak season into one of future promise. Seniors Gary Shupe and Bemie Woodworth, both bat- tling inexperience, performed well. Gary continually earn- ed places in the field events and established a new school discus record with a 129'8 toss at Payson. Woodworth was equally valuable with a 5-11 leap. Both individuals gave the squad an air of maturity and dedicated hard work. Speaking of the future, Jeff Nichols and Dave Smith are sophomores of rare calibre. Jeff clocked a blistering 10.3 in the 100 this spring and seems destined to crack the 10.0 barrier before he graduates. He also swept the 100, 220, and long jump competition at the Fresh-Soph West Central Conference Meet, tying the existing 100 record. Dave is a brilliant distance prospect with a 4:58.3 mile to his credit. In Fresh-Soph WCC competition he easily won the mile and sped to a record of 10:55.2 in the 2-mile. Dave looms as the premier miler in the area for next year. Unity's steadiest performer was quartermiler Dennis Voth, who seldom lost a race. Combining strength with speed, he blazed a trail to the conference championship with a 55.1 effort. A junior, Dennis has great promise. Another point collector was Phil Heuser, alisa The Studebaker Flash. A distance specialist, Phil turned in the team's fastest 2 Mile of the season with a 10:50.2 fin- ish at the District Meet. He also took a second at the WCC Meet and will return next spring. Dave Mealiff characterized the hard-working jnuiors. His improvement could be noted each week. The utility man Dave ran the dashes, the half-mile and served on the 440 relay team. Hurdler Bryce Wollbrinck was impressive in early outings until an illnesss shortened his season. The smooth- striding junior appears to be a WCC frontrunner next year. Brad Baxter, Mark Frese, and Bo Deen rounded out the team with Carla Rabe and Mary Shupe serving as statisticians. Tom Duncan was the equipment man. 106 Row 1: Coach Keane, D. Wilson, B. Higginbotham, T. Bell, Dan Nichols, Capt.; B. Fanning, D. Kretzer, J. Duncan, M. Hilgenbrinck, D. Hilgenbrinck, Mgr. Row 2: G. Arnold, J. Cantrell, Mgr.; D. Herring, D. Sel- lers, B. Guthrie, K. Hilgenbrinck, D. Bryson, Asst. Coach; M. Stephens, T. Carlson, Mgr.; C. Arnold. The 1974 Unity Baseball team played 17 games dur- ing the season. With one Senior and three Juniors on the 16 man squad the team won 8 and lost 9. The starting line up consisted of one senior, three juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen. The outlook for the 1975 season is bright especially if die younger pitchers develope. Dean Herring and Doug Bryson assisted Pat Kean in his 15th consecutive year as Unity's Baesball Coach. Herr- ing and Bryson formly played at Unity in their high school days under Coach Keane. Baseball Team Information Team Captain; Dan Nichols (SR) p--lB Most Valuable: Dan Nichols--Jim Duncan Most Improved; Doug Herring (FR) 3B Most Walks: Dan Nichols 11 Most Stolen Bases: Jim Duncan 10 Leading Hitters Dan Nichols .392 Bob Higginbotham .375 Jim Duncan .339 Denny Wilson .291 Kent Hilgenbrinck .224 Matt Hilgenbrinck .222 Pitcher's Records W Dan Nichols 5 Jim Duncan 1 Brad Faming 1 Bob Higginbotham 0 David Sellers 1 108 TEAM MEMBERS—1974 Baseball TEAM RECORD Unity 3 Catholic Boys 9 Unity 12 •Brown County 0 Unity 10 •Brown County 4 Unity 3 Pittsfield 2 Unity 6 •Hamilton 5 Unity 8 Rushville 10 Unity 0 •Central 10 Unity 7 •Warsaw 6 Unity 2 Carthage 14 Unity 7 •Hamilton 1 Unity 5 Catholic Boys 11 Unity 3 Quincy 4 Unity 2 •Warsaw 1 Unity 3 Plymouth 1 Unity 0 Central District Tournament 2 Unity 0 Central 2 •Indicates West Central Conference WON LOST Season Record 8 9 Conference Record 6 4 Double header with Jacksonville was rained out. Routt Senior: •Dan Nichols (Capt.) P—IB Juniors: •Tim Bell IB—RF •Jim Duncan 2B-- P •Kent Hilgenbrinck SS Sophomores: Greg Arnold OF •Jerry Cantrell MGR—OF •Brad Fanning P •Bob Higginbotham LF--P •Matt Hilgenbrinck C •Denny Wilson CF •Don Hilgenbrinck MGR Freshman: •Bruce Guthrie C Chris Arnold OF •Doug Herring 3B Danny Kretzer OF--IB •David Selles RF--P--2B Mark Stephens 3B •Tony Carlson MGR •Indicates Letter Winner for 1974 Sea- son ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS Dan Nichols (p) Jim Duncan (2B) Matt Hilgenbrinck (C) Bob Higginbotham (LF) HONORABLE MENTION Denny Wilson (CF) Doug Herring (3B) Dave Sellers (P) Row 1: P. Smith, L. Hilginbrinck, T. McClelland, D. Rosson, S. Evans, D. Mealiff. Row 2: C. Orr, T. Gett- man, J. Miller, J. Dittmer, P. Evans, Miss Luetkemeyer, Coach. This was the first year for girls softball. The team had a record this year of 1 and 1. They lost their first game to Carthage. But the second game went much better for them when they beat Cen- tral. The girls practiced two nights a week. The players were: catchers--Jan Hyer and Linda Hil- genbrinck; 3rd base—Jerri Miller, Patti Smith, and Peg Evans; 2nd base Terri Gettman; 1st base- -Judy Arnsman and Janet Dittmer; fielders—Sue Evans, Trudy McClelland, Valerie Lubker, Judy Blickhan and Pam Bowen; pitchers—Debby Ros- son and Chris Orr. We think the girls have done a good job and hope they can have more games next year. Schedule Unity 14 Carthage 39 Unity 17 Central 15 no Cheerleaders Varsity Bottom: J. Miller, P. Evans, J. Dittmer. Top: S. Evans, L. Janssen, J. Weeks. Junior Varsity Top: D. Blickhan. Middle: V. Padivic. Bottom: A. Mealiff, B. Seals, K. Graham. Wrestling N. Gronewold, T. Gettman, V. Coulson, Hyer, D. Woerman. Who Who’s In WRESTLING Tom Sparks FOOTBALL Jim Duncan Denny Nichols Gary Shupe Bernie Woodworth FOUR YEAR CHEERLEADERS Sue Evans and Peggy Evans GIRLS TRACK Jerri Miller—1st in die State discus throw Sports VARSITY TRACK Gary Shupe Bernie Woodworth BASEBALL Jim Duncan Dan Nichols Others who went to the Girls State Track Meet were; Sue Evans Peggy Evans Debbie Meal iff Val Lubker First place--Juniors Captain Crunch Second place tie-Seniors Raid Homecoming Floats First place club float FFA First place Community float Wipe Out This was the first year that the eighth grade was able to build a float. Miss Danglade and Mrs. Jen- kins helped them. Their theme was Corn Flakes. It was built in the Ag. Room. Theme: Commercials Want a lick? Is there a Doctor in the house? Homecoming Oops! It slipped! Wish I could be on top. o v v Traffic jam. Mustangs sound off for Homecoming. Break a leg, Dix. Spirit Drumming for spirit. And the crowd cheers on. 117 Jann Hyer escorted by Jim Oenning Jane Inman escorted by Gary Shupe Sharon Ehmen 1963 Homecoming Queen Janet Dittmer escorted by Denny Nichols The 1973 Homecoming Week was Oct. 8-13, 1973. Queen Dixie Nel- son reigned over the weeks activities at Unity. Dixie was announced as the 1973 Homecoming Queen Tues- day night at a Sock Hop sponsored by the Student Council. On Friday, Dixie and her court rode in boats in the parade. Friday night was the football game against Central. Dur- ing half time the queen and her court were introduced with their fathers to the Mustang fans. Dixie was crowned Saturday night at the dance. Do I look like Peter?” The Diary Of Anne Frank November 15 16 I may not be as pretty as I used to be but I still have my legs, Mr. Frank. Sealed with a kiss. CAST Mr. Frank . . Miep. .... Mrs. Van Daan Mr. Van Daan Peter Van Daan Mrs. Frank . . Margot Frank . Anne Frank Mrs. Krahler . Mr. Dussel . . . Mark Warren . . Jill Arnold Rhonda Stephens . .Chip Shriver . Robert Young . . Jane Smith . . Bev Kropp . .Sue Conover . Angie Seliner . Bruce Baste rt Kneeling, Row 1, left to right: C. Henerhoff, C. Bartlett. J. Blickhan, B. Kropp, T. Gettman. Sitting at table. J. Smith, C. Chriver, B. Bastert. Standing in back: S. Guthrie. S. Mealiff, J. Miller. R. Young, S. Conover, R. Stephens, J. Arnsman, J. Griffin, S, Donley, A. Seliner, J. Dodge, J. Arnold, Mr. Mark Warren. Based Upon the Book Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl PRODUCTION STAFF Director.....................Mark Warren Assistant Director...........Sue Guthrie Production Manager .... Judy Blickhan Sound Technician....................John Griffin Lighting....................Steve Donley Set Const..........................Rocky Weeks, Jeff Nichols Patron Sales........................Jeri Weeks Program...................Debbie Emmert Mrs. Krahler will be our only link to the outside world. 121 The Unity Square Players % PERFORMING IN THE UNITY PLAYHOUSE LADY AUDLEY’S SECRET A melodrama adapted by Douglas Seale from the 1860 novel by MARY ELIZABETH BRADDON WITH MUSIC BY: George Goehring LYRICS BY: John Kuntz In the evening at 8 o’clock sharp on April 5 6, 1974 2 • • jjjjb 4 ■ l jjb iijl) «Jjjjb iljjb jjjjb Jli J li $ djb dj b Jl b iijjb jjli cljjb ijjjb ijjjb o|b ujb djjjb Happy Birthday Sir Michael. ’ The boys from company D. Our lady of music. THE SINGING AND DANCING ENSEMBLE OF VILLAGERS, FARMERS, FIREMEN, ETC. THE CHARACTERS THE PLAYERS PHOEBE SUSAN CONOVER J. Arnold J. Hyer LUKE MARKS JOHN DODGE J. Blickhan M. Janssen LADY AUDLEY SUSAN GUTHRIE D. Cramm B. Kircher SIR MICHAEL AUDLEY CHIP SHRIVER J. Dittmer G. Miller ALICIA AUDLEY DEBBIE EMMERT J. Donley S. Miner CAPTAIN ROBERT AUDLEY WAYNE ELSTON P. Evans D. Morton GEORGE TALBOYS 4 NEAL HEMMING S. Evans C. Neil SMITHERS JOHN GRIFFIN K. Frazier K. Schmiedeskamp T. Gettman C. Schoch Kim Graham B. Smith Kris Graham T. Smith R. Grimes C. Wiesemann K. Hilgenbrinck D. Wilson 123 I knows what I knows. Sir Michael has been taken suddenly, dangerously ill. Synopsis of Scenes ACT I The Lime Tree Walk at Audley Manor ACT II The Conservatory at Audley Manor On the Road to Castle Inn The Common Room at Castle Inn On the Road to Audley Manor The Lime Tree Walk PRODUCTION STAFF Director Stage Manager Asst. Stage Manager Costume Designer Set Construction Special Projects Pianist Costume Constructors Choreographer W. Nelson J. Smith B. Kropp S. Nelson G. Wells and apprentices M. King Home Ec. classes R. Stephens D. Seward J. Wittier G. Miller P. Evans K. Graham Lighting S. Donley T. Asher Props D. Rosson C. Holmes Make-up Director C. Schoch Set Managers B. Bastert B. Allen House Managers J. Blickhan N. Gronewold L. Epker Usherettes J. Shriver P. Smith D. McClelland Yes, I'm still alive, but just barely. ‘1 should never have left her. tlVvc Onlu Just 'Begun 1974 Junior-Senior Prom The Junior Class of Unity High School Presents Starlite Terrace Saturday Evening May Fourth Nineteen Hundred Seventy-four The court: Jim Oenning, Laurena Janssen, Bernie Woodworth, Janie Downs, Mr. Church, Debbie Seward, Mike Mittermey- er, Kasey Davis, Derrick Weeks. Sophomore Greeters: Tim Corrigan and Kris Graham. 126 King Bernie Woodworth Queen Janie Downs SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gary Shupe President Judy Blickhan Vice-President Debbie Seward Secretary Sue Evans Treasurer Debbie Rosson Reporter Janne Thorton Historian Guy Thomson Class Council Rep. Dave Hemming . Student Council Rep. SPONSORS Gene Hobart Mark Warren COLORS Dark Blue and Light Blue FLOWER Carnation MOTTO Yesterday is but a Memory. Tomorrow is but a Dream. We live for Today. 127 READING OF THE CLASS HISTORY: Judy Blickhan, Janne Thornton, Rhonda Stephens, Penny Wilson, Jane Smith. HOME ECONOMICS AWARD Tricia Peter Sara Miner Class Night 1974 Friday, May 24 CURT SELLERS MEMORIAL AWARD Gary Shupe CHORUS AWARD Rhonda Stphens BETTY CROCKER AWARD Carla Henerhoff SCIENCE AWARD Janice Wittier Guy Thompson DRAMATICS AWARD Chip Shriver DAR AWARDS: Debbie Emmert—Senior Citizenship, Guy Thompson—Good Cit- izenship, Janice Wittier—Good Citizen- ship and American History Award. SAA LIFE—TIME MEMBERS: Dr. George Eversman, Guy Thompson, Terry Asher, David Hemming, Linda Ensminger, Janne Thornton, Laurena Jans- sen, Sara Miner, Jane Smith, Debbie Seward, Debbie Emmert, Janice Wit- tier. AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Laurena Janssen Terry Asher STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD Mike Mittermeyer FOOTBALL AWARD Denny Nichols Bernie Woodworth FREE THROW AWARD Rocky Weeks ATHLETIC AWARD Bernie Woodworth Gary Shupe DANFORTH FOUNDATION AWARDS: Mike Mitter- meyer, Debby Rosson, Mr. Church. Awards BAND AWARDS: Baton Twirler Award--Susan Conover and Jane Smith, Convert Band Award--Rhonda Stephens, March- ing Band Award—Penny Wilson and Debbie Seward. BOOKKEEPING AWARD Laurena Janssen COMMERCIAL AWARD Laurena Janssen TYPING I AWARD Jerri Anne Miller ENGLISH AWARD Debbie Seward Debbie Emmert MATH AWARD Debbie Seward AGRICULTURE AWARD Chip Shriver DEKALB AWARD Gary Shupe ART KUNTZ MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Carla Bartlett ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARS Terry Asher Steve Donley Debbie Emmert David Hemming Sara Miner Debbie Seward Jane Smith Guy Thompson Janne Thornton SOPHOMORES IN THE TOP 1 QP]o ON THE NEDT TEST Kevin Dedert Stephen Loos Kip Walton SCHOOL CITIZENSHIP AWARDS: Sara Miner, Gary Shupe, Mr. Church. 129 The Baccalaureate Service honoring the Class of 1974 was held Sunday, May 26, at 8:00. Rev. Roger Phillips was the fea- tured speaker. The chorus entertained with a choral number en- titled, Sunrise, Sunset. 130 Commencement Commencement was held Friday evening. May 31, at 7:30, with 74 class members participating. The processional and recessional were played by the Unity High Band. The Ex- pressions sang two songs tnd the chorus sang the traditional The Halls of Ivy. Mr. Henry Cannell, President of the Board of Education, presented the class with their diplomas. Valedictorian—Debbie Seward Salutatorian—Linda Ensminger Four Year Perfect Attendance: Carla Bartlett, Susan Conover, Susan Evans, Ron Littich, and Dixie Nelson. Senior Activities TERRY ASHER: S.C. 4; Ind. A. 3, Sec-Treas. 4; Math—Sc. 3, Pres. 4; Chess C. Sec-Treas. 3, V.-Pres. 4; Class S.A.L. 4; Vo.-Tech. 4. CARLA BARTLETT: S.C. 4; Round- Up Typist 4; GAA 1,2.3. S.C. Rep. 4; March. B. 1.2,3,4;Cone. B. 1,2, 3,4; Dram. C. 2,3,4; SAE 2; Span. C. 1,2; Math—Sc. 4; SSS 4; Perf. Att. 1,2, 3, 4. JUDY BLICKHAN: S.C. 2,4; Round- Up 1,2; GAA 1,2, 3,4; March. B. 1, 2,3,4; Cone. B. 1,2,3; Pep. B. 2,3; B. Counc. 3,4; Cho. 1,2,3, 4; Dram. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Math-Sc. 1, 2, 4; SSS 4; Expressions 4; Class V.-Pres. 4; Perf. Att. 2, 3; G. Softb. 4. PAM BOWEN: GAA 1.2. 3,4; G. Track 3; SSS 4. RICK BUXMAN: Wrest. 4. NANCY CADY: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; March B. 1,2; Cone. B. 1,2; Span. C. 1,2; G. Track 3. GRANT CAMPBELL: FFA 1,2,3; Foot. 4; Bask. 1,2, 3, 4; Class Treas 1. SUSAN CONOVER: S.C. 3,4; Round- Up 2, 3; Bus. Mgr. 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, V. -Pres 4; Twirler 2, 3, 4, Pom-Pom 4; Cho. 1,2, 3, 4; Dram. C. 1,2, 3,4; SAE 1,2,3, S.C. Rep. 4; Span. C. 1,2; Math-Sc 4; SSS 4; Expressions 4; Class S.C. Rep. 3. Perf. Att. 1,2,3, 4. CHRIS COULSON: GAA 1, 2; Art C. 1.2, 3, 4; Class Sec. 3, CATHY DAUGHERTY: GAA 1, 2,3, 4; Cho. 3; Art C. 2, 4. GLENDA DECKER: GAA 1,2; March B. 2,3; Cone. B. 3; Cho. 1,2,3; Dram. C. 2; FHA 2,3; Span.C. 1, 2. CATHY DEDERT: Cho 3; FHA 2, 3, 4. PAM DEJAYNES: Cho. 3; FHA 3,4. SHARON DEMPSEY: March. B. 3; Cho. 4; FHA 1, V.-Pres of Degrees 2; V.-Pres. 3,4; Math—Sc. 2,3; Sec.-Treas, 4; SSS Sec. 4; Perf. Att. 2.3. AGNES DENTON: Lib. C. 4. JOHN DODGE: Round-Up 2, 3; Cho. 4; Dram. C. 4; SAE 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot, 1; Bask. 1; Span. C. 1,2; Math—Sc. 1,2; Chess C. 3; Track 2; Wrest. 2, 3. STEVE DONLEY: Dram. C. 4; Ind. A. 3,4; Foot. Mgr. 1; Bask, Mgr. 1; Base. Mgr. 1,2; Math—Sc. 1,2,3,4; Chess C. 3, Sec-Treas 4; Vo-Tech. 4; SAA 1,2; NEDT Top 10%. JANIE DOWNS: Round-Up Typist 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3, 4; March. B. 1,2,3; Cone. B. 1,2,3; Dram. C. 3,4; Span. C. 1; Cheer. Wrest. 3; SSS 4; Class Sec. 2; Perf. Att. 1,2; Prom Queen 4. DEBBIE EMMERT: S.S. 3; S.A.L. 4; Round-Up Reporter 1,2, Asst. Ed. 3, Co-Ed. 4; GAA 1, 2; March. B. 2, 3, 4; Cone. B. 1, 2,3, 4; Pep B. 2, 3, 4; C Band C. 4, Reporter 2, Sec. 3; Cho. 2,3,4; Dram. C. 2,4; V.- Pres. 3; Art C. 1, 4, Reporter 2, 3; Span. C. S. C. Rep. 1, V. ftes. 2; SSS 4; Expressions 4; Home. C. 4; Christ. Queen 4; SAA 1, 2, 3,4; NEDT Top 10%. LINDA ENSMINGER: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; SAA 1, 2; NEDT Top 10%. PEGGY EVANS: S.C. 1; March. B. 1, 2,3; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Cone. B. 1,2,3; Cho. 1,2, 3,4; Dra., C. 3,4; Art C. 4; SAE 2; Span. C. 1,2; Cheer. J.V. 1; Vars. 2,3,4; S.S.S. 4; G. Track 2,3,4; Expressions 4; Sweet C. 1; Home C. 3; Perf. Att. 1, 3, 4. SUSAN EVANS: S.C. 1; Round-Up 2, 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; March B. 1,2; Cone B. 1,2; Cho. 1,2, 3,4; Dram. C. 3, 4; Art C. 2, 3, 4; SAE 2; Span. C. 1,2; Cheer. J.V. 1; Var. 2,3,4; Capt. 4; G. Track, 2, 3,4; SSS 4; Class S.C. Rep. 1, Treas. 4; Christ. C. 2; Queen 2; Sweet. C. 3; Home. C. 4; Perf. Att. 1,2, 3,4. JOHN FAGOT: Ind. Arts reporter. CAROL FRESE: March B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cone. B. 1,2,3, 4; Cho. 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Math-Sc. 3,4; Perf. Att. 1, 4; Vo-Tech. 4. DONNA FRESE: S.C., S.A.L. 4; GA A 1,2, 3, 4; Treas. 4; March B. 1, 2, 3,4; Cone. B. 1,2, 3,4; Dram. C. 2,3,4; SAE 4; Span. C. 1,2; Math- Sc. 4; SSS 4; Sweet. D. C. 4; Vo- Tech. 4. CHERI GOERTZ: GAA 1,2; Span. C. 1,2; FTA 2. SHEILA GORDY: GAA 1; Cho. 1,2,4; FHA 3, 4. JEFF GRAY: Foot. 3; Bask. 2; Class Vice P. 1. JOHN GRIFFIN: Ann. S. phot. 3; S. C. 3,4; Cho. 2,3,4; Dram. C. 2,3, 4; FFA 1,2,3, Sec. 4; Bask. Stat. 4; Math--Sc. 2,3,4; Chess C. S.C. Rep. 3, 4; SSS 4. SUE GUTHRIE: GAA 1,2, 3, 4; March B. 1,2, 3, 4; Cone. B. 1,2, 3,4; Pep B. 3,4; Cho. 3,4; Dram. C. 1,2,3, 4; SAE 1,2,3, Sec. 4; Span. C. 1, Pres. 2; Math—Sc. 3,4; Cheer. JV 2; SSS 4; Expressions 4; Perf. Att. 1, 2; NEDT Top 10%, RHONDA HAISTINGS: GAA 1,2,3. BEV HALL: Cho. 2, 3; GAA 3. DAVID HEMMING: FFA 1,2, 3, S.C. Rep. 4; Bask. 1; Chess C. 3; Class Pres. 2; NEDT Top 19%, CARLA HENERHOFF: Round-Up 4; March. B. 1,2,3; GAA 4; Cone. B. 1, 2,3; Pep.B. 3; Cho. 2,3,4; Dram. C. 2,3,4; FI-1 A 2, 3,4; Math-Sc. 4; Betty Crocker 4. ANN INMAN: GAA 1, 2, 3,4; March. B. 1,2; Cone. B. 1, 2; Art C 1; G. Track 3; Vo-Tech. 4. LAURENA JANSSEN: GAA 1,2, 3,4; March. B. 1,2, 3,4; Cone. B. 1,2,3, 4; Cho. 1; SAE 2; Span. C. 1; Cheer. JV 2; Cheer. Wrest. 3; Cheer. Var. 4; SSS 4; Class Sec. 1. KIM JENKINS: Cho. 3. PATTI KENDRICK: GAA 3. RON KENDRICK: Wrest. 1,2; Spring C. 1; DAVE KLEEMEYER: Foot. 1; Base. 1, 2,3. 132 Senior Activities MARGARET KLODT: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Span. C. lf 2; Vo-Tech. 4. THERESA KOETTERS: Cho. 3; Perf. Alt. 1,3. RON LITTICH: S.C. 2; Art C.; Class Rep. 2. LOWELL MARDIS: Foot. 1,2,3; Bask. 1; Base. 1,2, 3. KEVIN MCALLISTER: FFA 1, 2, 3,4; Foot. 3,4; Wrest. 4; Home. C. 4. SARA MINER: GAA 1, 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; March. B. 1,2, 3,4; Cone. B. 1,2, 3, 4; PepB. 1, 2, 3, 4; B. Counc. 1, 2, 3, Sec.4; Cho. 1, 2, 3,4; Expressions 4; Dram. C. 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, Treas. 3, S.C. Rep. 4; Span. C. 1,2,3; Math—Sc. 4; SSS 4. MIKE MITTERMEYER: S.C. 3, Pres. 4; March. B. 1,2, 3,4; Cone. B. 1, 2,3,4; Pep B. 3; B. Counc. 3, Pres. 4; FFA 1,2,3, V.Pres. 4; Foot. 1,2; Bask. 1,2,4; Base. 1; Class Pres. 3. ERIC MURFIN: March. B. 1; Cone. B. 1; Ind. A. 3,4; Foot. 2,3,4; Wrest. 3, 4. DIXIE NELSON: S.C. 3; GAA 4; G. Track 3; Home. C. 3; Home. Queen 4; Perf. Att. 1, 2, 3,4. DANNY NICHOLS: Foot. 1,2,3, 4; Bask. 1,2, 3,4; Base. 1,2,3, 4; Class V. Pres.l. DENNY NICHOLS: Foot. 1, 2,3, 4; Bask. 1,2, 3, 4; Base. 1,2,3. TRACY NICHOLS: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; March B. 1, 2; Cone. B. 1, 2; Cho. 1,2, 3; Cheer. Fresh. 1, JV 2, Var. 3; Class Treas. 2; Home C. 3, 4; Vo- Tech 4. KATHY NIEKAMP: Round-Up 4; GAA 1,2,3, Rep.4; Cho. 1,2,3; Art C. 3, 4; SAE 2, 3,4; Cheer. Fresh. 1, JV 2, Var. 3; SSS 4; Twirler 2. GREG NOEL: Foot. 1,2,3,4; Home. C. 4; Sweet. C. 4. JIM OENNING: SAE 1,2,3; Foot. 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrest. 1, 2, 3, 4. TRICIA PETER: S.C. 1; GAA 1,2,3, 4; March. B. 1,2; Pep B. 1,2; Span. C. 1; Cheer. Fresh. 1, JV 2, Var. 3; Class Pres. 1; Class SAL 3. BRAD PUTNAM: Art C.1,2, 3, Pres. 4. DEBBY ROSSON: Round-Up 4; GAA 1, 2,3, Rep. 4; March. B. 4; Cho. 1,2, 3,4; Dram. C. 2, 3,4; FHA 1, 2,3, 4; SAE 1,2, Sec. 3,4; Span. C. Sec. 1, Rep. 2; G. Track 4; SSS 4; Vo-Tech. 4. ANGELA SEUNER: Quincy High 1, 2; Round-Up 4; GAA 3,4; Dram. C. 4; SAE 3; Span. C. 3, Pres. 4; G. Track 3,4. DEBBIE SEWARD: GAA 1, 2, 3,4; March. B. 2,3,4; B. Lib. 2,3; Cho. 1.2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2,3, Treas. 4; SAE 1.2, 3, Treas. 4; Math—Sc. 2, 3, 4; Perf. Att. 2, 3, 4. PAUL SHANKS: Warsaw High 1, 2; FF A 2, 3,4; Wrest. 4. CHIP SHRIVER: S.C. 4; Clio. 1,2, 3, 4; Dram. C. 2, 3,4; FFA 1, 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Math—Sc, 1,2, 3,4; Chess C. 3,4. GARY SHUPE: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot. 1, 2,3,4; Bask. 1, 2, 3,4; Track 4; Class Rep. 2; Class Pres. 4; Home. C. 4; 5. H. King 4. RICHARD SIMMONS: Wrest. 1, 3. SHEILA SLATER: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Base. Bat Girl 1,2; Perf. Att. 1,2; Vo- Tech 4. JANE SMITH: S.C. Sec. 3, Hist. 4; Round-Up Asst. Ed. 3, Co-ed. 4; G AA 1,2,3, Sec. 4; Twirler 2,3,4; Pom-Pom 4; Cho. 1, 2,3, 4; Dram. C. 1,2,3, Pres. 4; SAE 1,2, 3,4; Span. C. S.C. Rep. 1,2; Math—Sc. C. 4; SSS 4; NEDT Top 10% Perf. Att. 2. REX SMITH: Ind. A. 2,3; Foot. 2; Chess C. 3, RHONDA STEPHENS: S.C. 2,3, Sec. 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; March. B. 1, 2, 3,4; Conc.B. 1,2, 3, 4; Peo B. 3,4; B. Counc. 3,4; Cho. 1,2,3, 4; Dram. C. 1,2,3, 4; FHA 1, Rep. 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; SAE 1, Treas. 2, 3, Pres. 4; Span. C. Sec. 1, Pres. 2; Expressions 4. GUY THOMPSON: Ann. S. 1. 2,3; S. C. 4; Ind. A. 3, Pres. 4; Math—Sc. 3,4; Chess C. 3,4; Vo-Tech. 4; NE DT Top 10%. JANNE THORNTON: Library C. 4; G AA 1; Cho. 4; Math—Sc. 4; Class Treas. 3; Class Hist. 4; NEDT Top 10%. LARRY TRIPP: Math—Sc. 2; Chess C. 3. DIANA TURNER: GAA 1, 2, 3,4; Cho. 1.2, 3,4; FHA 1,2; Chess C. 3; Cheer. JV 2, Wrest. 3; SSS 4; Perf. Att. 2. CHERYL WIESEMANN: Ann. S. 1, 2, 3. Bus. Mgr. 4; Library C. 3, Pres. 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; March. B. 1,2,3, 4; Cone. B. 1,2, 3,4; PepB. 4; Cho. 3,4; FHA 1,2, Rec. 3, Pub. Rel. 4; SAE 2,3,4; Math—Sc. 3.4; G. Track 3; Perf.Att. 4; Vo-Tech. 4. Cho. 3,4; FHA 1,2, Rec. 3, Pub. Rel. 4; SAE 2,3,4; Math—Sc. 3,4; G. Track 3; Perf. Att. 4; Vo-Tech. 4. KEVIN WELLS: Art C. 1, 2, 3; Foot. 1.2, 3, 4; Bask. 1; Base. 1; Ind. A. 2, 3; Wrest. 2, 3; Track 2. LOIS WILLIAMS: Cho. 3,4; FHA 3,4. PENNY WILSON: Ann. S. 1,2, Asst. Ed. 3, Co-ED. 4; Round-Up 4; GAA 1.2, 3,4; March. B. 2,3,4; B. Lib. 2,3; Cho. 1,2, 3,4; Dram. C. 2,3, 5. C. Rep. 4; SAE 4; Math—Sc. 4; SSS 4; Perf. Att. 3. CONNIE WITTLER: Library C. 1,2; GAA 1,2, 3,4. JANICE WITTLER; Ann. S. 2, Asst. Ed. 3, Co-Ed. 4; S.C. 4; Library C. 2, Pres. 3,4; GAA 1, 2,3,4; March. B. 1,2, 3, 4; Cone. B. 1,2, 3,4; Pep B. 3,4; Cho. 1, 2, 3,4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Span. C. 1; Treas. 2; Math—Sc. 3, Rep. 4; SSS 4. BERNIE WOODWORTH: FFA 1,2,3; Foot. 1,2, 3, 4; Bask. 1,2,3, 4; Track 4; Home. C. 4. PAULA YOHO: Carthage High 1, 2, 3; Art C. 4. 133 . . .Finally We Remember 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. 134 Index A Achilles, Brenda 49 Achilles, Steve 38, 81 Alaniz, Randy 38,73 Alaniz, Rory 47, 95,100, 107 Allen, Brent 34, 66, 96 Ancel, Chuck 34, 54, 81 Ancel, Karen 42,70 Ancel, Peggy 46, 83, 100 Anderson, Karen 46,68, 69, 107 Anderson, Kristina 34,64,80 Appledorn, Bonnie 38,78 Arnold, Cindy 42, 111 Arnold, Chris 42,73,104, 108,109 Arnold, Greg 38,98, 108,109 Arnold, Jill 34,64,70,73,79,80,84, 88, 89, 120, 121, 123 Arnold, Ricky 47, 95, 100 Arnold, Steve 48, 68, 101 Arnsman, Judith 34,63,73,79, 80, 84, 88, 89,121 Aschenbrenner, Dana 38, 63, 66,98 Asher, David 47, 95 Asher, Marion 48 Asher, Terry 16, 54, 72, 81, 82, 88, 89, 128,129, 132 B Baker, Terry 49,101 Balsar, Rodney 42, 62,72,74, 84, 87 Bartlett, Carla 16,73,78, 80,82,84, 88, 121,129, 131,132 Bartz, Jeff 49,95 Bash, Gerald 42,104 Bastert, Bruce 34, 66, 67,73, 92, 120, 121 Baxter, Brad 38,73, 81, 98,106 Baxter, Tami 42 Bell, Tim 34,54,75, 108, 109 Benjamin, Debbie 42 Benjamin, Donna 46 Bevenour, Douglas 48 Blickhan, David 42 Blickhan, Donna 38, 63,70,76, 80, 105,111 Blickhan, Judy 16, 63, 64,70,71,73, 79, 80, 82, 83,121,123, 128, 132 Blickhan, Kent 38 Blickhan, Kevin 49 Bollman (Weiss), Debbie 34, 63 Bottorff, Tom 42,74,75 Bouchez, Dick 48 Bouchez, Patricia 48 Bouchez, Robert 42 Bowen, Pam 16, 79,132 Bowers, Mark 34, 81,104 Bowles, Rhonda 48,68, 69 Brecht, Tim 42, 80 Breitwieser, Mrs. Betty 10, 48 Brown, Doug 42 Brown, Larrie 48 Brown, Larry 48 Brown, Lori 38,78 Bruenger, Randy 49 Bryson, Mr. Doug 100,108 Buhre, Miss Dolores 13 Buss, Debra 42,78 Buss, Roger 34,74 Buxman, Rick 16,104, 132 C Cady, Nancy 16,132 Campbell, Gerald 42,74,75, 99 Campbell, Grant 16,54, 92, 96,132 Cannell, Mr. Henry 8 Cantrell, Debbie 34, 83 Cantrell, Gerald 38, 66, 74,108,109 Cantrell, James 34, 54, 81 Cantrell, Raymond 42 Carlisle, Mr. Phillip 10,48, 92, 95 Carlson, Kim 38,64,70,76,78, 80f 105 Carlson, Shelly 48, 69, 101,107 Carlson, Tony 42, 82, 84, 87, 108, 109 Carpenter, Mr. Earl 10, 82 Casey, Russel 69 Casley, Marie 42,76 Chrisop, Roy 49, 101,107 Church, Mr. Allen 2, 9, 88,126, 129 Conover, Mr. Leigh 10, 92, 96 Conover, Susan 17,32,64,70,71,73, 78, 80, 82, 84, 86, 88, 120, 121,123, 129,131,132 Cordis, Mr. Charles 10, 81, 92,104 Cornewll, Blain 48, 49,101 Cornwell, Lon 42,74,75, 99 Cornwell, Pat 38, 66, 72,73,74, 98 Corrigan, Karen 47, 69 Corrigan, Mark 47, 95 Corrigan, Stacy 49,101 Corrigan, Tim 38, 74,104,126 Coulson, Chris 17, 54, 63, 132 Coulson, Steve 42, 94, 99 Coulson, Vicki 38, 78, 111 Cramm, Donna 38, 64,70,78,80,82, 87 , 88, 89,105,123,127 Cramm, Kent 47 Cramm, Kevin 34 D Danglade, Miss Martha 10,46 Daugherty, Cathy 17, 54, 132 Daugherty, Janet 49, 69 Davis, Mr. Ronald 10, 92,106 Decke, Debra 38, 63,76,78, 80 Decker, Glenda 17 Dedert, Cathy 17,77,132 Dedert, Kay 49 Dedert, Kevin 38, 66, 67, 74, 75,129 Dedert, Leah 46,68, 69, 107 Dedert, Miss Leatrice 13 Dedert, Linda 42,66,70,84 Dedert, Lynne 48, 68, 69, 107 Deen, Brian 34, 81, 92,104,106 Dejaynes, Mike 47,69 Dejaynes, Pamela 17,77,132 Dejaynes, Stan 39, 63, 81 Dempsey, Sharon 17,70,76,77, 80, 82,132 Denton, Agnes 17,132 Derksen, Rita 39 Dittmer, Janet 34,70,73, 79, 80, 89, 105,110,111,119,123 Dittmer, Linda 42, 67,78, 111 Dittmer, Ruth Ann 46, 68, 69 Dobbs, John 48 Dobbs, Tammy 42 Dodge, John 18,70,73,86,121,123, 132 Dodge, Phillip 34, 54,72 Donley, Carl 42,72 Donley, Debra 46 Donley, Jeff 42, 66, 67,74, 123 Donley, Karen 48, 68 Donley, Mr. Keith 8 Donley, Nancy 46, 68, 107 135 Donley, Steve 18, 54,72,73, 81, 82, 121,129,132 Donley, Timothy 49 Downs, Janie 18, 66,73,79, 80, 84, 126,127, 132 Doyle, David 42,66, 67, 74 Duncan, James 34,74, 75, 92, 96,108, 109,112 Duncan, Thomas 48, 68, 95,101,107 Duppong, Christine 34,62,66,70, 79, 80, 82, 89 E Egan, Kim 39, 64,70,78, 80 Ellerman, Mary 39,7 8 Elston, Wayne 34, 54, 66, 67,70, 81, 123 Emmert, Debbie 18, 63, 66, 67,70,71, 73, 80, 84, 88, 89,118,121,122, 123.128.129.132 Emmert, Kathy 42, 63, 66,67,70, 82, 84 Emmert, Lisa 48,68, 69 Ensminger, Chris 43 Ensminger, David 43, 94 Ensimger, Linda 18,79,89, 128, 131, 132 Epker, Gina 43,105 Epker, Gregory 34, 54, 66, 67, 81 Epker, Lisa 39, 70,76,78, 80, 83 Epker, Peggy 48 Evans, Ethan 49,101 Evans, Jeanna 34, 64, 79, 80, 86 Evans, Linda 39, 62, 83, 86, 87, 89, 105 Evans, Peggy 18, 63,70,71, 73,79, 80, 105.110.111.112.123.132 Evans, Sue 18, 32, 63,70,73, 79, 80, 84,105,110, 111, 112,118,131, 123.132 F Fagot, John Paul 19,72, 81,132 Fanning, Brad 39, 98, 108,109 Fanning, Steven 48, 68,101 Finlay, Mrs. Ethel 13 Finlay, Tim 48, 68,101,107 Flint, Linda 49 Foltz, Douglas 49, 95,101 Foltz, Gary 34, 54 Formaneck, Mr. Robert 9 Foster, Mike 44, 63,74 Frazier, Kirk 39, 66,67,74,74, 94, 123 Frazier, Mitzi 49, 68 Frzier, Stanley 34,74 Frese, Carol 19, 54,66,70,77,82, 132 Frese, Donna 19, 54,66,73, 78, 80, 82, 86, 88, 132 Frese, Mark 43, 66, 94,100,104,106 Frese, Ronald 39,74 Frey, Rebecca 43, 63,70, 83 Fryrear, Delinda 47,68 G Gettman, Monica 46, 69, 107 Gettman, Randy 43, 94, 99 Gettman, Terri 34,66,60,73,79, 80,84,89,105,110,111,121 Goertz, Cheri 19,132 Gooding, Colleen 43,70,76, 80, 84 Gooding, Pam 39,67,73,76,80,84, 86 Goodson, Richard 34, 89 Gordley, Philip 46, 68,100,107 Gordy, Kevin 39 Gordy, Sheila 19, 70, 77, 132 Gott, Brenda 47, 83,100 Graff, Diana 39,76,78 Graff, Marsha 49 Graff, Patricia 77,79 Graff, Paul 47, 95 Graham, Bill 43,74,94, 99 Graham, Dan 48, 95,101 Graham, Kim 35, 66,70,73,79, 80, 84,123 Graham, Kris 38,70,78, 80, 83,105, 111,123,126 Gray Jeff 20,92, 132 Gray, Kathy 43 Gray, Ken 34,81, 96 Greenwell, Douglas 46,68, 95, 100 Griffin, John 20,70,72,73,74, 82, 88, 121,123, 132 Griffing, Rhonda 49,68 Griffin, Robin 43, 83, 111 Grimes, Rita 35,62,66,67,70,71,80, 82, 86, 89,123 Gronewold, Nancy 39, 63,70, 80, 111 Guthrie, Bruce 43, 66,74, 75, 94, 99, 108,109 Guthrie, Susan 20, 66, 67,70,71,73, 79, 82, 86, 89, 121,123,132 H Haistings, Rhonda 20,123 Hall, Beverly 20,132 Harms, Steven 47,95,100 Harris, Michael 48, 95,101 Harshman, Vaughn 43, 94, 99 Hemming, Craig 39, 63,74 Hemming, David 21, 54, 74, 88, 89, 128, 129,132 Hemming, Neal 34,54,63, 66, 67,70, 123 Hemming, Sherri 43, 63, 78, 87 Hendrickson, Nancy 35, 54, 66,76,77 Hendrickson, Pamela 47, 68,107 Henerhoff, Carla 21,70,73,77,79, 82,121,128,132 Herring, Doug 43, 99, 108,109 Hess, Dwayne 47, 68,100 Heuser, Philip 35,104,106 Higginbothan, Bob 39, 98, 108, 109 Hilgenbrinck, Donald 39,74,98, 108, 109 Hilgenbricnk, Kent 35, 54, 63, 88, 108,109,123 Hilgenbrinck, Linda 43, 63, 66, 67,70, 78, 80, 84,105, 110 Hilgenbrinck, Kent 38,66, 88, 94, 98, 108,109,127 Hobart, Mr. Gene 9 Hoffman, Nancy 48,69, 83 Hoffman, Paula 43,64,70,75,76, 78, 82, 86 Holmes, Cheryl 35, 54 Horack, Mr. Edward 10,72,98 Hull, Dixie 35,77, 80, 83, 89 Huntley, Kevin 46,100 Hyer, Jana 35,64,66,70,75,77,79, 80, 105,111,119,123 Hyer, Jon 43,74,75,95, 94, 99 Inman, Ann 21, 54, 79,132 Inman, Jane 34, 63,79,80, 88,105, 119 Inman, Mr. Roger 8 Ippensen, LuAnn 39,7 8 J James, Randy 39 Janssen, Mr. Bert 8 Janssen, Bruce 39, 74,104 136 Janssen, Marlon 43,70, 80, 99, 123 Janssen, Laurena 21,32, 66,79, 80, 89, 111,126,128,129,132 Jenkins, Chuck 39,74 Jenkins, Kim 22,132 Jenkins, Randy 39 Jenkins, Mrs. Rosemary 11, 46 Jenkins, Susan 35,70 Jenkins, Tracy 46, 83 Johnson, Juanita 35, 89 Johnson, Mary 46 Jones, Bryan 49 Jones, Karen 35, 54,73,79, 84 Jones, Scott 48, 95,101 K Kaltenbaeck, Albert 35, 54, 81 Keane, Mr. Patrick 11,108 Kendrick, Jeff 35, 81 Kendrick, Patti 132 Kendrick, Ron 22,132 Kindhart, Jeff 35 Kindhart, Rob 43 Kindhart, Tim 47,100 King, Alan 35, 81 King, Mrs. Maxine 11,77 Kircher, Brian 43,74,75, 82, 84, 123 Klauser, Loren 43, 66 Klauser, Virgil 35, 54, 81 Kleemeyer, David 22,132 Kleemeyer, Mary 39, 63,78 Klodt, Margaret 22, 54,132 Klodt, Mary 39,63,7 8,80 Knight, Cathy 39, 63,78, 80 Knox, Barry 43 Koetters, Clara 43,76, 83 Koettesr, Theresa 22,132 Kretzer, Mr. Bill 8 Kretzer, Danny 43, 74, 94,99,108, 109 Kretzer, Donnie 48,68,95, 101 Kropp, Beverly 34,64,70,73,79,80, 84, 88, 89,120,121 Kropp, Kent 49,101 Kuhn, Brenda 34,83 Kuhn, Bruce 39 Kuhn, .Cindy 47 , 68, 69 Kunz, Mrs. Lucinda 11 L Launer, Bonita 46 Leasman, Kevin 47 Leenerts, Randy 46,47,68,100 Leenerts, Rebecca 39, 62, 66, 67,70, 78, 80, 82, 87 Leenerts, Robin 49, 68, 69,107 Lewis, Scott 49, 68,101 Littich, Ron 23,131,132 Loewen, Mr. James 11,72, 82, 99 Loos, Richlyn 46,68, 69,107 Loos, Steve 39, 82, 89, 129 Lubker, Ken 48, 95,101 Lubker, Valerie 43, 62, 63, 64,70,7 8, 84,87, 105, 112 Luetkemeyer, Miss Kathy 11,105,11 110 M Maas, David 43,94,99 Maas, Sharon 46, 83 Mardis, Lowell 23,132 Martin, Betty 43,66, 67,70,76,78, 80, 84, 105 McAllister, Brian 43,74, 94, 99 McAllister, Kevin 23, 92, 104,132 McClelland, Becky 47, 68, 69, 84,100 McClelland, Dixie 43,66,70,76, 80, 86,105 McClelland, Lorie 49, 68, 69,107 McClelland, Trudy 43,78, 80, 110, 111 McDowell, Steve 39 McKnight, Mrs. Phyllis 11 Mealiff, Anita 39, 66,78, 82, 87, 111 Mealiff, Debbie 34,64,66, 67, 73,79, 80, 84, 89, 105, 110,112 Mealiff, David 34, 54,74,92,106 Mealiff, 80530 39,63,66,70,78,80, 84, 87,121 Metzger, Laurie 48,68,101,107 Metzger, Steve 46, 95,100 Meyer, Miss Marilyn 11, 83 Miller, Genevra 34,70,73, 123 Miller, Jerri 38,78, 84, 87 , 88,105, 110,111,112,121,127,129 Miller, Karen 43, 66,78, 80,105, 111 Miller, Keith 34, 81, 89 Miller, Kent 49 Miller, Kevin 34, 54 Miller, Rita 47 Miller, Steve 49,101 Miner, Sara 23, 66, 67,70,71,73,76, 78, 79, 80, 88, 89,123, 128,133 Mittleberg, Sherri 42,62, 63, 66, 84, 88 Mittermeyer, Mike 23,32,66,74,88, 96,126,128,129,133 Mixer, Sherry 47, 68, 69 Moroe, Mr. Robert 12,101 Morley, Rhonda 49, 69,101,107 Morton, Dave 47 Morton, Debra 34, 64, 67, 70,73,79, 80,123 Moss, Mr. Eugene 12, 84,106 Murfin, Eric 23, 81, 92,104,133 Murfin, Kevin 43, 94 Myers, Diane 43,70 N Neff, Kevin 49, 68 Neil, Carol 39, 64,70,78, 80, 123 Nelson, Dixie 24,118,131,133 Nelson, Mark 49 Nelson, Rebecca 46 Nelson, Mr. Wilfred 12,70 Nichols, Danny 24, 92, 96,108,109, 112.118.133 Nichols, Denny 24, 92, 96,112,119, 128.133 Nichols, Jeff 38,73, 81, 94, 98, 106, 121,127 Nichols, Tom 39,72,73 Nichols, Tracy 24, 54,79,118,133 Niekamp, Kathy 24, 54, 66,73,79, 80, 84, 86,133 Niekamp, Rex 43, 66,74,75 Noel, Greg 24, 92,118,133 Northrup, Paul 47,100 Northrup, Phil 47 0 Oenning, Jim 24,92,119, 104, 133 Orr, Barbara 48, 69 Orr, Beth 46, 68, 69, 107 Orr, Chris 39,62,66,67,78, 80,83, 84, 86, 87, 105, 110 Orr, Connie 43, 62, 64, 66,70, 84, 87 Orr, Mrs. Juliann 8 P Padavic, Tony 49 Padavic, Vicki 39,73,78,83,111 137 Palmer, Jimmy 39 Palmer, John 49 Parker, Dean 36,74 Parrack, Miss Beverly 107 Payne, Carrie 46, 68, 107 Payne, Mr. Ralph 9 Payne, Becky 49,68, 69 Penn, Matt 47 Peter, Tricia 25, 54,79, 128,133 Poling, David 43, 87 , 94 Porter, Debbie 46,47, 68, 69, 84,100 Porter, Nancy 46 Price, Michael 36, 54 Prunty, Dennie, 44 Prunty, Pam 49 Putman, Brad 25,54, 63,133 R Rabe, Carla 39,70,76,78,80,106 Rabe, Lynn 49, 68, 69 Rabe, Michael (11) 36,74,92 Rabe, Mike (8) 47,75 Reardon, Cindy 49, 83 Reardon, Randy 40,72, 81 Reardon, Terry 36, 54, 81 Redington, Jayne 36,79 Redington, Judy 47 Redington, Pat 49, 83 Reed, Billie 40 Rolf, Mrs. Penny 12,78 Rosser, Miss Margaret 12, 87 Rosson, Debby 25,32,54, 64,70,73, 77,78, 86,105,110, 129, 133 Rosson, Gary 40,73 Rosson, Randy 48, 83, 95 Rosson, Sherry 36, 54, 64,79, 80 Ruffcorn, Darryl 44,74 Russell, Mr. James 12, 68 S Saffer, Carla 48,68, 83 Saffer, Perry 46, 68, 100 Schaffer, Bruce 36, 92, 104 Schaffer, Patricia 44 Schlipman, Tammy 40,78 Schlipman, Terry 47, 95 Schmiedeskamp, Kurt 44,70,74,75, 82,123 Schnellbacher, Cathy 44 Schnelle, Karla 40 Schnelle, Randy 36,54,81 Schoch, Connie 44,64,66,70,76,78, 123 Schrader, Ann 69 Seals, Brenda 40,66,78, 80, 105, 111 Seals, Brent 44,99 Seals, Cindy 49, 69, 83 Seals, Gregory 36, 92 Seals, Richard 36 Seliner, Angela 25,73, 87,105, 120, 121.133 Seliner, Carol 36,77,79, 80, 81, 82, 86,105 Seliner, Jerry 40,81 Seliner, Patty 44 Silers, David 42,99,108,109 Seward, Debbie 25,32,64,70,71,76, 79, 80, 82, 86, 88, 89, 126, 128, 129, 131.133 Seward, Jeanne 44, 64,76,78, 80, 82, 86 Shank, John 49 Shanks, Paul 25,54,74,133 Shepherd, Helen 36, 62,77, 82, 83, 86, 89 Shrader, Ann 48 Shrader, Mr. Hugh 9 Shriver, Chip 25,32,70,73,74,75, 82, 120.121.123.128.129.133 Shriver, Kevin 44,74,75 Shriver, Judy 44,70,76, 80,84,86 Shupe, Gary 25, 32, 54,74, 88, 92, 96, 106, 112, 119,128,129,133 Shupe, Mary 40,66,67,70,76,7 8, 80, 106 Siebers, Becky 36, 62, 66, 67,70,77, 79, 80, 82, 89 Sill, Debbie 46, 69, 83, 84 Simmons, Debra 44,63, 66,78, 105 Simmons, Richard 26,133 Slater, Sheila 26, 54, 133 Smith, Betsy 46, 69,70, 84, 100 Smith, Bonnie 40, 64,78, 80, 87, 123 Smith, David 40,63, 94, 98,106 Smith, Mr. Kent 12,74 Smith, Jane 26,64,70,73,78,80,82, 84, 86, 88, 89,120, 121,128, 129, 133 Smith, Mr. John T. 8 Smith, Loma 47 Smith, Patti 42, 64,66,70,76,78, 80, 84, 86,105,110, 111 Smith, Randy 46,68, 95, 100 Smith, Rex 26, 92,133 Smith, Terry 36,66,70,73,74,88,96, 123 Sparks, Tom 36,104,112 Sparrow, Lindell 49 Sparrow, Mr. Tom 12, 66 Spohr, Mike 44 Sprenger, Denton 49, 68 Staggs, James 48, 68, 95,101 Stanberry, Brenda 36, 54, 83 Star man, Debra 49 Starman, Sherri 48, 69,101, 107 Stephens, Mark 44, 92, 104,108,109 Setphens, Rhonda 26, 32, 66, 67, 70,71, 73,76, 77,79, 86, 88, 120, 121,128, 129,133 Stephenson, Larry 49 Stevens, Kim 44,64, 66,73 Stockhecke, Eric 47, 100 Stockhecke, John 36, 54, 67,74, 82 T Tallcott, Wayne 44,74,75 Tanner, Cynthia 46,69 Tanner, Tonia 49, 68, 69 Taylor, Debra 36 Taylor, Patty 44 Terry, Charlie 44, 66, 94, 99 Thompson, Guy 26, 54,72, 81, 82, 88, 89.128.129.133 Thornton, Janne 26,70,82, 83, 89, 128.129.133 Thornton, Jim 47 Tisken, Jimmy 46 Tieken, Rick 40,72,74, 82 Tim me, Debra 49 Todd, Timothy 49, 69 Trautvetter, Randy 40,73 Trautvetter, Timmy 48 Trent, Chris 46 Trent, Dan 48 Tripp, Chester 36, 54, 81 Tripp, Helen 48 Tripp, Larry 27, 54,133 Tripp, Russell 44 Tucker, Hurschel 44 Turner, Diana 27, 54,79, 133 Turner, Ricky 40, 94,104 Turner, Steve 36, 54,74, 92 Turner, Wendy 47, 68,107 Tuter, Jan 44, 83 Tuter, Robert 36 U Underwood, Mr. Harrison 9 138 V Van Blair, Jill 83 Van Blair, Randy 44, 94 Viehmeyer, Jeff 46,47,95,100 Viehmeyer, Mike 46,95, 100 Vonderheide, Gregory 48 Voth, Dennis 36,74,92, 96, 106 W Walton, Cathy 47 Walton, Jimmy 44, 104 Walton, Kerry 36, 49 Walton, Kevin 36, 89 Walton, Kim 40,129 Walton, Richard 40, 66, 81, 94, 104 Wardlow, Debra 36 Wardlow, Monte 40 Warning, Kent 40, 81, 94 Warren, Mr. Mark 13,73,106,120, Wear, Kevin 47 Weeks, Jeri 34,79, 80, 111, 121 Week, Rock 36, 81, 96,121,128 Weiss, Barbara 44 Weiss, Kevin 40,94,98 Wells, Mr. Gene 13, 63, 84, 94 Wells, Kevin 27,92,133 Wieprecht, Ricky 44 Wiese, Lisa 48 Wiesemann, Cheryl 27,54, 62, 66, 67, 70,76, 79, 82, 83, 86, 123f133 Wiesemann, Steve 36, 54,74 Williams, Dixie 36 Williams, Lois 27,70,77, 133 Williams, Monte 44 Wilson, Alan 40,98 Wilson, Dennis 40,74,75, 98,108, 109,123 Wilson, Linda M. 47,68 Wilson, Linda S. 46,69 Wilson, Penny 28, 62, 64,70,73,79, 80, 82, 84, 86, 88,128,129,133 Withrow, Mr. Cecil 13 Witt, George 40,74,75 Wittier, Bruce 49 Wittier, Carla 42, 66,78, 80, 84,105 Wittier, Cheri 46, 47, 68,100,107 121 Wittier, Connie 28,133 Wittier, Janice 28, 62, 66, 67,70,77, 79, 80, 82, 83, 86, 88, 89, 128, 133 Wittier, Larry 47,73 Wittier, Linda 36, 54, 64,70,79, 80, 84 Wittier, Mel 40 Wittier, Susan 44 Woerman, Dawn 40,63,78, 111 Woerman, Debbie 36,70,77, 80, 82 Wollbrink, Brian 44,74,75 Wollbrinck, Bryce 36, 54, 74 Wollbrinck, Janet 36, 54, 64, 80 Wollbrink, Lyle 47 Wood, Amy 49, 68 Woodruff, Mr. Dean 13 Woodworth, Bernie 28, 92, 96,106, 112,118, 126,127, 128, 133 Woodworth, Kristy 46 Woodworth, Larry 40, 94, 104 Woodworth, Pamela 48, 68 Workman, Howard 40,73 Workman, Loraine 47 Workman, Terry 49 Y Yoho, Paula 28,133 Young, Barbara 44 Young, Bonnie 44 Young, Robert 36,72, 120,121 Young, William 48 139 N inter col lefficf te press, inc.