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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1981 volume:

Unity Hi-Lites 1981 Within Unity’s Walls Volume XXXIII Unity High School Mendon, Illinois 1 r 1 SENIORS P. 5 r STAFF P 23 k i UNDERCLASSMEN P. 31 ACTIVITIES P 51 I SPORTS P 67 ORGANIZATIONS P. 81 j MIDDLE SCHOOL R 97 j 1 ADVERTISING P. 117 I 1 In and Around Unity 1. Korina Arnold, Teresa Demming. 2. Alan Schaffer, Mr. Moss. 3. Dennis Blick- han, Steve Trautvetter, and Les Frazier. 4. Band) Hufford. Brad Tripp, Jody Reid, Alan Morley, and Daryl Stoll. 5. Joe Daugherty. With Gratitude • • • . . . this 1981 edition of the Unity Hi-Lites is dedicated to Leatrice L. Dedert and Dolores Buhre. While working at Unity, they were known for their organized work and office talents. They were looked up to with great respect. Leatrice L. Dedert worked for four principals and was book- keeper to six superintendents, for a total of 37 years of dedicated work. She retired in 1979. Dolores Buhre worked as a secretary at Unity. While here, she worked under seven principals. This adds up to a total of 25 years of faithful service. Both Leatrice and Dolores noted many changes in the school. The most significant being the consolidation in 1948 which increased the choices of curriculum and extra curricular activi- ties and in 1962, the new addition to the high school and the new elementary schools. 4 — DEDICATION Debbie Dedert Carolyn Flint Paula Jean Finlay Cary Donley Cynthia Ann rrese - Seott r ischer Kim Cettman Doug Duncan Tim Egan Don Hendrickson Robert Harms Joan Hamilton DRAWINGS BY JOHN MITTERMEYER 10 — SENIORS Kim Nelson Jay Rice SENIORS — 11 John Mittermeyer Randy Monroe Lisa Nutt Cheryl L. Metzger Lisa Jolleen Morley Lori Lynn Morley Cathy Jean Orr Jim Porter t Mark Rabe Mary Lee Miller Senior Personalities 1. Rob Harms, Most Likely to Succeed and Most Athletic. 2. Paula 1 inlay. Contributed Most to School. 3. Mark Trent, Biggest Partier. 4. Shari Wilson, Best Personality and Most Easily Embarrassed. 5. Janet Loos, Most Dependable and Perfectionist. 6. Linda Byrd, Friendliest. 7. Carolyn Flint, Mouthiest. 8. Kerry Knapp and Lori Jenkins, Best Dressed. 2 3 1. Terry Wittier and Joan Hamilton, Fox and Wolf. 2. Patti Starman, Most Likely to Succeed and Most Studious. 3. Lisa Nutt, Class Couple. 4. Ron Hendrickson, Class Couple. 5. John Mittermeyer, Most Talented. 6. Debbie Dedert, Most Organized. 7. Bill James, Class Clown. 8. Jim Porter, Best Mustang Fan. 9. Lisa Maas, Most Athletic. Stan Rose Kevin Schrader Kent Shriver Gwendol n h. Starman Patty Rose Alan Schalter Ashley Xhupe Marcia Shupe Chris Shaffer m i aw M Michael Jay Wellman ,ii Diane Turnbaugh ' ' — Robin Wiese Shari Wilson Nancy Wright Terry Wittier Lisa Wollbrink Steve L. VanBlair Patricia G. Starman Mark Trent From Holland ... Gosse Vollema Gosse Vollema was the foreign exchange student this year from Steenwijk, Holland. He arrived on August 8, 1980 to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morley, Lori and Alan. He wanted to come to America for a “change” and something else to do. He saw many differences between U.S. schools and Dutch schools. Here the schedule is the same from day to day. But, in Holland, classes switch from day to day. Every Monday has the same classes, Tuesday has different classes, and so forth. Also sports are not associated with the school. They are clubs outside of school. He also noted, that teachers in the U.S. have more “power” over the students than in Holland. While at Unity, he was on the football team as kicker, and was named All Conference Kicker. He was on the Sadie Haw- kins court and was named king. When asked about future plans, he said he would like to attend a University in America if possible, after finishing high school in two years. One dream of his, would be to become a professional football or soccer player. Gosse left in August, 1981. While here he was liked by all. 1. Gosse around Unity. 2. Gosse on the football team as a kicker. 3. Gosse as King of the Sadie Hawkins dance. 16 — SENIORS Mike watching the basketball tournament in shop. . % 1HUM Joan, Angie, Lori: You wouldn't believe what just happened! Janet: Oh. Doug getting my hair! everything ready. Nancy, how much longer?!?! CLASS OFFICERS: Clockwise: Janet Loos (Pres.), Lori Jenkins ( .P.), Marcia Shupe (Sec’y), Scott Fischer (Rep.), Shari Wilson (Historian), Jim Porter (Reporter), Joan Hamilton (SCR), Gwen Starman (Treas.). Cheryl crocheting away the Unity girls in the Homecoming parade. In the senior hallway . . . Senior girl's basketball semors—i players. Honors SAA The Society for Academic Achievement is a group sponsored by the Kiwanis Clubs of America. Those listed in SAA are based mainly upon academic achievement. The permanent members were honored at a ban- quet at the Quincy Motor Inn. At Right: Clockwise; Robert Harms, Cathy Orr (cum laude), Paula Finlay, Laura Hibbert, Cheryl Metzger. Students of the Month The Students of the Month are students honored by the Mendon Lion’s Club each month. It is based upon achievement in scholastics, sports, and clubs. At Left: Bottom Row; Marcia Balsar, Shari Wilson: Row 2; Paula Finlay, Janet Loos, Tammy Beeler; Row 3; Cheryl Metzger, Marcia Shupe; Row 4; Gary Donley, Robert Harms. Who’s Who Who’s Who Among American High School Students is a group of students based upon scholastic achievement and activity in various school clubs and activities. Members of Who’s Who are listed in a book published each year. 1« — SENIORS Members Linda Byrd Gary Donley Tim Egan Paula Finlay Robert Harms Lori Jenkins Cheryl Metzger Mary Miller Cathy Orr Marcia Shupe Gwen Starman Patti Starman Diane Turnbaugh Robin Wiese The Class of 1981 — A Look Back After making it through middle school, 90 members of the Class of ’81 entered UHS as freshmen in the fall of 1977. The first day of school was a struggle for some to find the right classroom. Mr. Gene Moss and Mr. Edward Horack led the class as sponsors. Of- ficers were elected: Paula Finlay- President, Cindy Frese-Vice Presi- dent, Marcia Shupe- Secretary Treasurer, Joan Hamilton-Student Council Representative, Janet Loos- Reporter, and things began to go. The class built it’s first float “Mustangs Put the Hammer Down” for the Homecoming theme of folklore. Rain cancelled the parade, but the float was judged and receiv- ed first place. Cheryl Metzger and Jay Rice were elected to the Sadie Hawkins Dance Court. At the Christmas Dance, Cin- dy Frese and Tim Egan represented the class and at the Sweetheart Dance, Chris Shaffer and Mark were honored being named to the court. Class projects included a soup sup- per and Fun Night at the school. Ninety-two class members were brave to return as sophomores in the fall of 1978. Mr. Moss and Mr. Horack were right there behind them. Class officers were elected: Janet I.oos-President, Joan Hamilton-Vice President, Cheryl Metzger- Secretary, Gwen Starman- Treasurer, Lynne Trautvetter- Reporter, Marcia Shupe-Historian, and Paula Finlay-Student Council Representative. The Homecoming theme was commercials and the class con- structed a tank for its second place float entry — “Shoot ’Em Down”. Linda Foster and Rob Harms represented the sophomores at the Sadie Hawkins Dance, at the Christmas Dance, the sophomore members of the court were Carolyn Flint and Mike Wellman. Angie Bax- ter and Brad Warning were on the Sweetheart Dance Court. The highlight of the year was ordering and receiving class rings. Other activities were soup suppers and Fun Night. To begin their junior year, 92 classmates charged in full force in the fall of 1979. This was the year of bomb threats, a sit-down strike, the first of the dreaded “D.T.’s”, and more bomb threats. The class officers elected for the year were: Cheryl Metzger-President, Paula Finlay-Vice President, Gwen Starman-Secretary, Cathy Orr- Treasurer, Robin Wiese-Reporter, Pat- ti Starman-Student Council Represen- tative, and Lori Jenkins-Class Council Representative. Katri Palin joined the class as a foreign exchange student from Finland. The Homecoming theme was Nursery Rhymes. The Juniors cap- tured first place in the float competi- tion with “Ding Dong Bell — Pan- thers in the Well”. Angie Baxter, Lori Jenkins, and Janet Loos were the junior members of the Homecoming Court. Lisa Nutt and Kevin Schrader reigned as Queen and King of the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Katri Palin and Jim Porter were on the Christmas Dance Court and Lisa Nutt and Ron Hendrickson represented the class at the Spring Dance. The class raised money through magazine sales and a soup supper. The Juniors sponsored the prom, “Stairway to Heaven” on May 10. 1980 at the Quincy Holiday Inn. At long last, the senior year for the Class of ‘81 began in the fall of 1980 for 7 5 students. Gosse Vollema, a foreign exchange student from Holland, joined the class for their senior year. Mr. Moss returned as the class spon- sor joined by Mrs. Maxine King, for Mr. Horack had left Unity. The class officers were: Janet Loos-President, Lori Jenkins-Vice President, Marcia Shupe-Secretary, Gwen Starman- Treasurer, Shari Wilson-Historian, Joan Hamilton-Student Council Representative, Scott Fischer-Class Council Representative, and Jim Porter-Reporter. False fire alarms phased out bomb threats as the current “prank”. Homecoming saw a new tradition begin. The girls on the court were joined by boys and a King. Terry W'it- tler reigned as Unity’s first Homecom- ing King. At his side was Queen Joan Hamilton. Cindy Frese and Don Hen- drickson, Lisa Maas and Karl Ander- son, and Shari Wilson and Kevin Schrader were the senior attendants. The week was rainy and spirit night had to be cancelled, but the Seniors came through at the parade with the first place float. “Put the Cards Behind Bars” Jailhouse Rock was their price winning to the theme of Rock-n-Roll. Lori Jenkins and Gosse Vollema reigned as Queen and King of the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Chris Achilles and Steve Hadsell were the senior can- didates at the Christmas Dance. At the Spring Dance, Lisa Morley and Jim Porter were Queen and King. The class worked through the year with bake sales, soup suppers, candy bar sales, a Square Dance, and other activities to raise money. The Seniors were honored May 2, 1981, with “Time In A Bottle”, the Junior-Senior Prom held at the Quin- cy Motor Inn. Debbie Dedert and Kevin Schrader were crowned Queen and King. Lisa Nutt and Ron Hen- drickson, and Marcia Shupe and Mike Wellman were honored on the prom court. An awards assembly was held at the school on May 19 replacing the former Senior Awards Night. The seniors spent four days in Nashville, Tennessee for their long awaited senior trip. They toured the Country Music Hall of Fame, a recor- ding studio, spent an evening at the Grand Ole Opry and a day at Opryland. Baccalaurate was held May 27, 1981, and the final step was Com- mencement on May 19, 1981. SENIORS — 19 Awards Society for Academic Achievement Membership Student Council Award Paula Finlay Dramatics Award — Paula Finlay Kevin McClelland Yearbook Award - Cathy Orr Business Award — Robin Wiese Homemaking Award — Chris Shaffer Art Award John Mittermever Girls’ Athletic Award T, ■ Beeler |M9| it I s w Marching Band Award Janet Loos Danforth Foundation I Dare You Award — Lori Jenkins Bradley Seals American Legion Citizenship Award -L Cheryl Metzger Tim Egan Paula Finlay Rob Harms Laura Hibbert Cheryl Metzger Cathy Orr. Cum Laude Patti Starman Spanish Award — Letha Janssen History Award Michelle Rogers Typing Award Susi Smith Accounting Award -r Robin Wiese Science Award Rob Harms Boys’ Athletic Award Rob Harms Concert Band Award Janet Loos Chorus Award Janet Loos mt i w D.A.R. Good Citizenship -4 Marcia Shupe Don Hendrickson School Citizenship Paula Finley Roh Harms Pictured above: I. to r.; Chris Shaffer, Paula Finlay. Cathy Orr, Rob Harms, Robin W iese. Janet Loos. Tammy Beeler. Lower picture: I. to r.; Lori Jenkins, Paula Finlay, Tim Egan. Rob Harms, Don Hendrickson, Marcia Shupe. Cheryl Metzger. C _ Senior At 8:00 a.m. Saturday, May 23, 42 seniors, along with Mrs. Breitwieser, Miss Fischer, Mr. Moss and Mr. Wilson, boarded a charter bus for Nashville, TN. After a 9-hour ride, they checked into the Drury Inn Motel and attended the Grand Ole Opry. The next morning they toured the Coun- try Music Hall of Fame and an RCA recording studio, and the homes of many famous country stars. The afternoon was spent shopping in the Hickory Hollow- Mall. The evening was then spent relaxing at poolside. Monday was spent at Opryland, U.S.A. Some went bowling in the even- ing while others relaxed. Tuesday was spent enjoy- ing the Country Music Wax Museum. At 10:00 a.m., the seniors boarded the charter coach for a long ride home. The trip was fun-filled and will be remembered for years to come. 4 5 1- Jay, Jim, Gosse, Joe, Gary planning to throw a girl in the pool. 2. Wake up, Gosse! 3. Ashley and Joe throw water on the sunbathers as Lera watches. 4. Robin, Lisa, and Gwen resting in their room after a long day at Opryland. 5. Gosse and Jim enjoy the luxurious ride in a charter bus. 6. DOG FIGHT!! With Gosse on Jim and Gary on Jay as Joe pushed Gosse into the water. SENIORS — 21 The Final Reward Baccalaureate and Graduation took on new faces this year. For the second year, the graduates faced the audience. Adding to the new look of gradua- tion, the faculty, for the first time, lead the pro- cessional. Also the graduates were entitled to reserved seats for their parents and guests. Surely not one graduate will forget the moments between the “War March of The Priests’’ processional for Baccalaureate on May 27, and the “Proud Heritage” recessional for Graduation on the night of May 29, 1981. 4 5 1. The graduates slowly file into place. 2. Steve VanBlair proudly shows-off his diploma. 3. Valedictorian, Cheryl Metzger and Salutatorian, Laura Hibbert. 4. Four Years Perfect attendance: Lisa Morley, Tammy Beeler, Gary Donley, Gwendolyn Starman, and not pictured Debbie Dedert. 5. Cathy Orr accepts her diploma. 6. Mark Rabe and Don Hendrickson await the big night. 22 — SENIORS 1. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Standing: Conrad Blackburn. LaVern Shaffer. Larry Frese, Lowell Bottorff. Dean Woodruff. Seated: Jack Curry (President), Ray Peter. 2. High School Principal: Richard McAlister. 3. Superintendent: Louis C. Schreiter. 4. Administrative Assistant: Hugh Shrader. 5. Middle School Principal: Myron Pilatz. 24 — STAFF 4 ■■ 1. COOKS: L to R: Iona Dedert, Jean Cantrell, Betty Gettman. 2. Mike Crabill watches as Iona prepares another meal. 3. SECRETARIES: L to R: Carolyn Hussong (Bookkeeper), Sharon Gramm (High School Office), Susan Kerker (Office of Superintendent), Ethel Finlay (Middle School Office). STAFF — 25 1. SPANISH DEPARTMENT: Gary Weber, Liz Weber. 2. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Jane Beck, Rosemary Jenkins, Gene Moss. 3. MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Bill DeMont, Karla But- cher (Chorus), Rich Lask. 26 — STAFF I 1. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT: Ben Spohr (Ind. Arts), Cecil Withrow (Business), Maxine Kin}' (Home Ee.), Jim Stevens (Ag.), Lucinda Kunz(Sec. Skills), Kathy Hyer (Art). 2. LIBRARY DEPARTMENT: Shelly Roskamp, Jean Lubbe. 3. MATH DEPARTMENT: Dave Rigs bee, Gary Schultz. STAFF — 27 I. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Dan Bertrand, Lorrene Sims, Ken Best. 2. HISTORY DEPARTMENT: Betty Breitwieser, Martha Danglade, Paul Meier. BUS DRIVERS: 1. Everett Martin, Junior Ken- ady, Burle Brown. 2. Keith Detrick, Nancy Trautvetter, Dean Palmer. 3. Ardith Clair, Ger- ald Graff, Helen Harms, Bertie Guthrie, Marge Wollbrink, Leonard Whipps, Bob Rogers. Not Pictured: Brent Cannell, Pat Cantrell, Carey Elston, Bernice Warning. MECHANIC: 4. Dan Howard. JANITORS: 5. Dennis Sagarsee, Gary Dedert, Gerald Graff. Not Pictured: Don Egan, Paul Lange, Sherry Vrandenburg. so — STAFF ... What’s Happening? Tin Grins are in, Lorie. Get it together, Pam. Brien, Danny, Shawn: Contemplating the Great Race. Can you guess what’s on Edwin’s mind? Bryon and Rick . . . Reach out and touch someone. 32 — UNDERCLASSMEN On the bench are John and Darin. Junior$ Jim Altenhein Lisa Barnard Korina Arnold Steve Barnard Dale Asher Julie Barnes Jeri Barnett Kris Bartlett Sherry Bertelsman Max Blanchett Nan Blickhan No day is over if it makes a memory . . . UNDERCLASSMEN — 33 Tom Davis Teresa Deming Denise Duesterhaus Bobby Ellerman Josie Ensminger Ricky Ensminger Scott Evans Sharon Fee Bill Flint Donna Fry rear Dawn Goehl Amy Gronewold Tim Guthrie Julie Harms Kim Harness Howard Harris 34 — UNDERCLASSMEN Amy Hemming Patty Hendrickson Greg Hildebrand Donna Householder Sharil Brad Miller bench Picture Not Available Rick Howell Edwin Janssen DeDe Bevenour Kindhart Roger King Mark Kleemeyer Brenda Koch Shelly Laymon Rick Leebold Roger Leenerts Tim Logan Bobby Lohmeyer Glen Lubbe UNDERCLASSMEN — 35 Troy McCleary Chris McClelland Kevin McClelland Brad Miller Kevin Miller Sharilyn Minor Alan Morley Beth Morton Cammie Neff Alan Niekamp Nancy Orr Danny Payne Brenda Porter Michelle Rogers Amy Rose CLASS COUNCIL Clockwise From Top: Beth Morton (President), Sta- cie Tieken (Secretary), Sharilyn Minor (Reporter), Colleen Carlson (Historian), Julie Harms (Treasurer), Amy Gronewold (Class Council Representative), Nancy Orr (Vice President), Denise Duesterhaus (Stu- dent Council Representative). 36 — UNDERCLASSMEN TOP MAGAZINE SALESMEN Row 1: Amy Gronewold, Sue Smith, Jeri Bar- nett, Brenda Porter, Amy Hemming, Michelle Rogers. Row 2: Beth Morton, Teresa Walton, Howard Harris, John Thornton, Roger Leenerts, Eric Whipps, Sharilyn Minor. Brian Shank Sue Smith Daryl Stoll Kevin Stratton John Thornton Stacie Tieken Sarah Vest Cheryl Vonderheide Teresa Walton Carla Warning Mark Watson Alycia Weitnauer Eric Whipps Angie Whitaker Brenda Wiley Bethanne Young Desmond Young UNDERCLASSMEN — 37 First hour P.E. ’’TOGETHERNESS!” Seats.” “Denise with a Mischievous Grin.” end.” 38 — UNDERCLASSMEN “JUNIOR FLOAT” — 3rd Place “Sherry in deep thought.” “Sharon, such a candid face!” Sophomores CLASS COUNCIL Darla Fry rear (Pres.) Amy McMullen (V. Pres.) Michelle Girardin (Sec’y) Michelle Crabill (Rep.) Rob Duncan (Treas.) Brenda Meyers (Hist.) Tim Hilgenbrinck (SCR) Lorie Arnsman Karen Asher Beth Austin Robert Baker Danny Blickhan Mary Bottorff Kelly Caley Melissa Carolan Kenny Cook Randy Cook Tony Corrigan Michelle Crabill Alan Donley Terri Duffy Debbie Duncan Rob Duncan UNDERCLASSMEN — 39 Fashion models for the future. I’m gonna waste that punk! Michelle Ellis Lisa Finlay Mike Finlay Tim Foster Dan Frese Darla Fryrear Michelle Girardin Rick Goertz Ron Gooding Donna Haistings Tim Harms Connie Harness 40 — UNDERCLASSMEN Picture Not Available UNDERCLASSMEN — 41 Marianne Hemming Mike Hibbert Chria Hildebrand Tim Hilgenbrinck Craig Homan Rob Huntley Letha Janssen Terry Jenkins Jamie Kendrick Rhonda Kinman Craig Knapp Shawn Lewis DeDe McCabe Amy McMullen Jeff Mayfield Julie Mefford Jeff Miller Mary Mittermeyer Help, Mr. Rigsbee! PLEASE!!! Kelly and Michelle wait for the signal. Leslie Moore Lisa Murfin Bob Myers Brenda Meyers Mark Neil Phil Nisbet John Ohnemus Rich Olson “The mighty Hibbert divines the answer. 42 — UNDERCLASSMEN Patty Spillman David Stark Patty Sullivan Scott Trent Kermit Reiter Dawn Schulte Sherry Shupe Doug Siebers Amy Spath Courtney West Andrea W'hitaker Jeff Whitaker What’s the gossip for the day? Bernie Venvertloh Cathy Vonderheide Ronnie Watts Bryon W infield Mark Wollbrink Lisa Woolfolk Cindy W'right UNDERCLASSMEN — Who’s winning? “What’s on your mind, Rob?’ Praise the Lord! Siamese Tw:is 44 — UNDERCLASSMEN REALLY!!? FRESHMEN Laura Murfin’s reaction over another UHS meal. Tammy Agard Shaila Archer Michelle Barnard Jackie Barnes Donnie Barry Rick Binger Chris Blickhan Kent Bourne Paul Bradley Troy Brewer Josh Brueck Susan Butler UNDERCLASSMEN — 45 Pain Daugherty Mark Dempsey Jeff Duesterhaus Annette Fee Bottoms up! V r A . a Cheryl Gooding Debbie Guthrie Jean Hadsell Shane Hamilton Brenda Hendrickson Debbie Hendrickson Lori Henze John Howell 46 — UNDERCLASSMEN Randy Hufford David Humke Brenda Jordan Angie Karch ■ Bev Karch Steve Keck Dale Kern Angie Leasman Dusty Lish Barb Maas Kelly McCabe Eric Mayfield Picture Not Available m EJ 4« — UNDERCLASSMEN Good to the last drop! One of Kevin’s rare moments. Peggy Muegge Laura Murfin Tim Nutt Brian Ohnemus Shari Orr Chuck Price Mark Prunty Randy Randall Rob Randall Andy Reardon Jody Reid Angel Samples Carla Shaffer Sindy Shank Lisa Sill Rob Simmons Allen Sparks Leo Sparrow Peggy Spillman Janice Steffen Rodney Stoll Joe Sullivan Cheri Tenhouse David Timme Keeping score at the bowling alley. Kelly at work in art class. UNDERCLASSMEN — 49 Tammy, Carla, and Debbie at band practice. 50 — UNDERCLASSMEN Linda Watts Darin Wear Derrick Weeks Ed Wellman Rick Wemhoner Angie Woodruff Doug Woodworth Terri Woolfolk Renea Wyatt N A Around and About on • • • Joan and Terry in the parade. Joan and her father as she accepts roses from Mr. McAlister. Homecoming Court at half-time, with their fathers. SENIOR FLOAT — FIRST PLACE Brenda and Sarah cheer on the Mustangs. 52 — ACTIVITIES Homecoming! Homecoming was a time of tra- ditions — both old and new. Terry Wittier was selected as Uni- ty’s first Homecoming King joined by Joan Hamilton as Queen. Rain stopped the Spirit Night activities but the parade and game went on as scheduled. Football team in the parade before the big game Homecoming Dance 1980 Homecoming Court L to R: JUNIOR ATTENDANTS: Shawn Caroian, Stacie Tieken, Roger Leenerts, Beth Morton, Mark Watson, Amy Gronewold. USHER: Kevin McClelland. KING: Terry Witter. QUEEN: Joan Hamilton. USHER: Shawn Lewis. CROWN AND GIFT BEARERS: Chad Nelson, Kori Harms. SENIOR ATTEND- ANTS: Cindy Frese, Don Hendrickson, Shari Wilson, Kevin Schrader, Lisa Maas, Karl Anderson. Cathy, Lisa M., Lisa N., Paula, and Lori have U-N-I-T-Y Spirit. Tammy, Shaila, Julie and Shari ride in the parade. How can we fix that in 5 minutes??? Last minute touch-ups before the big parade. ACTIVITIES — 55 Delta, was it this or that one?!? All Aboard for Jacksonville You're one in a million . . . Tammy and her security pillow Toot-Squeak-Toot ACTIVITIES — 57 4 SS It was worth waiting for!?! COACH CONFERENCE December 20, 1980 8-11:00 U.H.S. Cafeteria Christmas Dance 1. From Top to Bottom: Sophomores Tony Cor- rigan (King), Brenda Meyers (Queen); Juniors Bobby Ellerman, Stacie Tieken; Seniors Steve Hadsell, Chris Achilles; Freshmen Shaila Ar- cher, Shane Hamilton (C. Achilles, not pic- tured). 2. Senior Candidates: Chris Achilles and Steve Hadsell. 58 — ACTIVITIES Sadie Hawkins Below: Gosse Vollema, Lori Jen- kins, Greg Hildebrand, Sue Smith, John Ohnemus, Sherry Shupe, Tim Nutt, Cheri Tenhouse. Sixteenth Annual Pat Keane Mississippi Valley Invitational Tournament January 6-8-9, 1981 1st Place: CENTRAL 2nd Place: PLEASANT HILL 3rd Place: UNITY 4th Place: INDUSTRY Grant Campbell Award presented to Unity. Cheerleading Award presented to Central. Most Outstanding Player: Gary Linnemeyer Central of Mike Patterson Award received by Brad Seals of 1981 ALL-TOURNEY TEAM: Alvin Menke (Pleasant Hill), Doug Janssen (Central), Don Hen- drickson (Unity), Gary Linnemeyer (Central), Kirby Guthrie (Pleasant Hill), Rick Schisler (Industry), Mike Elbe (Central). 60 — ACTIVITIKS 1981 MUSTANGS: Kneeling: Gary Donley, Tim Eagan, Brad Seals, Bobby Ellerman, Rob Harms, Troy McCleary. Standing: Coach Wilson, Don Hendrickson, Kevin Schrader, Tim Guthrie, Greg Hildebrand, Ron Hendrickson, Eric Whipps (manager). Not Pictured: Mark Prunty (manager). Rob Harms shoots over his opponent. Greg Hildebrand for two! ACTIVITIES — 61 Spring Dance SPRING DANCE COURT: Darla Fryrear. Rob Duncan, Lisa Morley (Queen), Jim Porter (King), Julie Barnes Chris McClelland. Barb Maas. Brien Ohnemus. March 21, 1981 UHS Cafeteria 1. Seniors: Lisa Morley, Jim Porter. 2. Juniors: Julie Barnes. Chris Mc- Clelland. 3. Sophomores: Darla Fryrear, Rob Dun- can. 5. Barb Maas, Brien Ohnemus. 62— :ti itiks Standing, 1. to r.: S. Butler, J. Beck, C. Tenhouse, D. Duncan K. Gettman, R. Huntley, C. Metzger, L. Morley, T. Cook, D. Payne, J. Loos, A. Morley; Seated:K. McClelland, P. Finlay, M. Shupe CAST AND CREW Myrtle Mae Simmons Marcia Shupe Veta Louise Simmons Paula Finlay Elwood P. Dowd Kevin McClelland Miss Johnson Cheryl Metzger Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet Lori Morley Ruth Kelly, R.N. Debbie Duncan Duane Wilson Dan Payne Lyman Sanderson, M.D. Rob Huntley William Chumley, M.D. Alan Morley Betty Chumley Janet Loos Judge Omar Gaffney Randy Cook E. J. Lofgren Mike Finlay Director Mrs. Jane Beck Stage Manager Kim Gettman Asst. Stage Mgrs. Susan Butler Cheri Tenhouse April 24-25,1981 Kevin McClelland M. Shupe, P. Finlay, R. Cook ACTIVITIES — 63 Student Council Week 64 — ACTIVITIES “Sold!” Kevin McClelland at the slave auction. Karl Anderson is the emcee of the “Talent” show assembly. “Let me be free!” Slave auction-K. Anderson, K. Shrader, P. Finlay. And now presenting-“THE BLUES BROTHERS”-Roger Leenerts and . . . Kevin McClelland. Brad Seals Janet Loos At the Student Council Dance ACTIVITIES — 65 Stuffed Animal Day 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Lewis, T. Hilgenbrinck, K. Shrader, Dress Up Day-B. Karch ACTIVITIES MONDAY Dress Down Day Slave Auction TUESDAY: Slave Day Sweat Pants Day WEDNESDAY: Candidate Assembly Variety Show THURSDAY: Dress Up Day Student Exchange Day FRIDAY: Stuffed Animal Day Movie “They Went That Away and That Away” SATURDAY: Costume Dance 8- 11 p.m. Jr.-Sr. Prom May 2, 1981 Quincy Motor Inn Ballroom 2 1. Queen Debbie Dedert, King Kevin Schrader. 2. Court: Lisa Nutt. Ron Hendrickson, Debbie Dedert, Kevin Schrader, Marcia Shupe, Mike Wellman. 3. Janet Loos reads the Senior Prophecy. 4. Lori Morley awaits to read the Prophecy. 5. The Court slow dances. 5 Football Row I: Rob Harms, Kevin Schrader, Joe Daugherty, Scott Fischer, Karl Anderson, Gosse Vollema, Jim Porter, Rod Cook. Row 2: Mark Watson, Roger Leenerts, Edwin Janssen, Bob Ellerman, Eric Whipps, Kevin McClelland, Shawn Carolan. Row 3: Chris McClelland, Mark Kleemeyer, Phil Nisbet, Rob Duncan, Mike Hibbert, Rob Huntley, Tim Harms. Row 4: Coach Powers, David Humke, Bernie Venvertloh, Jeff Mayfield, Tim Nutt, Mark Wollbrink, Jeff Duesterhaus. Row 5: Assistant Coach Weber, Chuck Motley, Rick Wemhoner, Chuck Price, Der- rick Weeks, Assistant Coach Bertrand. In mid-August, the football gridironers began their drills and scrimmages that would last into November. With a new coach, a good senior squad, and a foreign exchange student from Holland, they formed a team. Through grueling 2 and 3 hour practices, they gained experience and expertise. The team traveled from Scotland County to Camp Point in search of a victory. The agony of defeat did not hamper their efforts for a win. Their efforts paid off as they stomped the In- dians of Meredosia at their last game. The thrill of victory was overwhelming as they won at a score of 36 to 0. 68 — SPORTS Edwin (81) gives it all he’s got while Chris Me. (71) and Kevin S. (72) rush to help him. 2 3 1. ALL CONFERENCE: Kevin McClelland (Best Defense), Gosse Vollema (Kicker), Mark Watson (Honorable Mention). 2. Tim Harms (Leadership), Alan Schaffer (Most Improved Player). 3. Rob Duncan (MVP Offense). 4. UNITY Athletic 4 Year Plaque: Jim Porter, Kevin Schrader, Joe Daugherty. 5. MVP Defense: Jim Porter, Kevin McClelland. 4 5 Just make sure it doesn't happen again, Jim! Hit me with your best shot!! T. Harms gets some help from E. Whipps (53), and J. Daugherty (61). SPORTS — 69 Girls’ Volleyball liottom Row, L to R: I). Turnbaugh. L. Morley, L. Maas, C. Flint, J. Loos. 1). Dcustcrhaus, S. Smith, J. Barnett, A. Gronewald. 2nd: J. Payne, L. Finlay, C. Hildebrand, B. Austin, K. Caley, I). Duncan, L. Janssen, D. Goehl, T. Beeler. 3rd: R. kin man. C. Tenhouse, I). Guthrie. B. Maas. J. Iladsell. L. Cantrell, M. Miller, B. 1 lilgenbrinck. 4th: Coach Rosemary Briekman, M. Girardian, A. Samples, L. Watts, Asst. Coaeh Diane Tenhouse. The 1980 Girls Volley ball Team had a successful season finishing at 12-13, including 3rd and 4th place finishes in the St. Mary's and Central Tournament. The Mustangs won their 6th consecutive West Central Conference Championship with a record of 4-0. Deb Dun- can had the highest serving average at 97rr. Janet Loos was high scorer with 137 points. Tannin Beeler was the leading offensive player and blocker. The Junior Varsity Team had a very successful season finishing at 17-2. Beth Austin led serving stats with 96'r. The Freshmen played a 4 game schedule and finished 0-4 hut gain- ed some valuable experience. L to R: Carolyn Flint: MVP West Central Conference Central Tourney Southeastern Tourney Janet Loos: MVP West Central Conference Southeastern Tourney Tammy Beeler: MVP West Central Conference Sue Smith: Most Improved Player Denise Dcustcrhaus: Vi «‘st Central Conference 71 — SPORTS Boys’ Varsity Basketball Row 1: Coach Wilson, E. Janssen, B. Ellerman, B. Seals, T. Egan, Coach Brickman. Row 2: M. Prunty, mgr., T. McCleary, G. Donley, R. Harms, T. Guthrie. Row 3: E. Whipps, mgr., G. Hildebrand, K. Schrader, R. Hendrickson, D. Hendrickson. Row I: Coach Wilson, G. Hildebrand, D. Hen- drickson, B. Ellerman, T. McCleary, T. Egan. Row 2: G. Donley R. Harms, E. Whipps, T. Guthrie, R. Hendrickson, M. Prunty. West Central Conference Champs and 2nd in Southeastern Tourney The 1980-81 Unity Varsity Basketball team under second year Coach Van Wilson began the season as an inexperienced squad. Even losing six players, including all five starters from last year, the Mustangs finished the final season record with 11 wins and 15 losses. Picked to finish last in the West Central Conference, the Mustangs won 4 of 5 games to finish in a first place tie with Central of Camp Point. 72 — SPORTS Boy’s Basketball Awards Don Hendrickson — MVP and Best Field Goal Percentage Ron Hendrickson — Most Improved Bobby Ellerman Freethrow Award Greg Hildebrand — Leading Rebounder Rob Harms — Best Defensive Player Four Year Plaque — Tim Egan, Rob Harms, Kevin Schrader, Brad Seals, Don and Ron Hendrickson Kneeling: B. Venvertloh, P. Nisbet, A. Donley, T. Hilgenbrinck. Standing: D. Frese, R. Duncan, M. Hibbert, M. Finlay, D. Siebers, S. Lewis, T. Harms. SPORTS — 73 Boys’ Freshman and JV Basketball The Unity Freshman Team completed a 4 and 7 season. The Unity Sophomore Team enjoyed a 22-8 season record. The Mustangs won the FS West Central Conference and the Warsaw Booster Club Tournament. The Mustangs placed second at the Southeastern and Notre Dame Tourneys. D. Wear, D. Humke, B. Ohnemus, J. Duesterhaus, J. Howell, Mgr. Girls’ Varsity Basketball Standing, Left to Right: Coach Woodworth, C. Shaffer, (Stat.) B. Maas, L. Nutt, M. Miller (Mgr.), C. Tenhouse, D. Schulte, T. Beeler, I). Goehl, D. Turnbaugh, L. Finlay (Stat.), J. Payne (Stat.). Kneeling: L. Maas, K. Caley, M. Cardan, L. Janssen, A. McMullen, C. Shaffer._____________________________________________________________________________________ Seniors Do It in Style! Top: L. Nutt — “E”; L. Maas “Maasy”; C. Shaffer — “Chrissy”, T. Beeler “B”. Bottom: M. Miller “Mary Lee”; D. Turnbaugh — “Di”. Chris for two! 74 — SPORTS REBOUND! The 1980-81 Girls’ Basketball team recorded 6 wins against 14 losses. The team was led by returning letter winners Tammy Beeler and Lisa Maas. Beeler captured the “Field Goal’’ and “Free Throw” Awards with 58% and 64% respectively. She scored 376 total points this season to set a Unity Record. She was also chosen for the West Central Conference Team. Maas was voted “Most Valuable Player” and “Best Defensive Player.”. Lisa was chosen on honorable mention in the WCC with Dawn Goehl. Returning letter winner Lisa Nutt was selected “Most Improved Player.” Other senior players were Chris Shaffer and Diane Turnbaugh. The Varsity roster had 1 Junior and the remaining 6 players alternated from Sophomores and Freshman. Senior manager Mary Miller kept the squad well supplied with equipment and first aid care. Her 4 years of help will be missed by all. L. Nutt, T. Beeler, M. Miller, L. Maas. Girls’ JV Basketball ■A -m iBBfTVij g A % f 12? M t i % b 'j jl v % kneeling: K. Caley, B. Hendrickson, S. Shank, A. McMullen, M. Carolan, J. Hadsell. Standing: D. McCabe (Mgr.), C. Shaffer (Stat.), B. Maas, C. Tenhouse, D. Schulte, M. Miller (Mgr.), L. Janssen, A. Whittaker, L. oolfolk, K. McCabe, J. Payne (Stat.), L. Finlay (Stat.), Coach Powers. Not Pictured: J. Barnes, sports — 75 Baseball Row 1: Tim Hilgenbrinck, Jeff Mayfield, Phil Nisbet, Darin Wear. Row 2: Mark Prunty, Bernie Venvertloh, Alan Donley, Rob Duncan, Ashley Shupe, Coach Truebe. Row 3: Coach Wilson, Shawn Lewis, Gary Donley, Doug Siebers, Gosse Vollema, Greg Hildebrand, Tim Logan, John Thornton. This year's baseball team was a very young one, with only two senior players, Gary Donley and Ashley Shupe. The record for this year was 7 wins and 1 1 losses. The conference record, was 5 wins and 4 losses. Award winners were Ashley Shupe with the Best Team Player Award, and Tim Hilgenbrinck with the Golden Glove Award. Greg Hildebrand received the Most Valuable Player nd Batting Champion Awards. The future looks very bright for a successful team in years to come. Coach Wilson and Coach Truebe Greg, Gosse, and Shawn listen to final instructions. 76 — SPORTS Softball Row 1: (I to r): J. Barnett, D. Duncan, D. Duesterhaus, S. Smith, M. Miller, T. Beeler, L. Barnard, L. Arnsman, C. Hildebrand, S. Ellis, D. McCabe. Row 2: P. Muegge, T. Trautvetter, T. Duffy, M. Bottorff, J. Payne, C. Vonderheide, D. Guthrie, L. Finlay (stat), B. Myers (stat) Row 3: S. Orr, J. Frazier, S. Archer, T. Agard, A. Woodworth, A. Fee, B. Maas, C. Gooding, A. Samples, Coach Withrow, Coach Meier. The softball team finished their season with 6 wins and 9 losses. The conference record was 2-3. The team was very young having only 2 seniors. Denise Duesterhaus won the most valuable player award. Sue Smith was the best defensive player and Chris Hildebrand had the highest on base percentage. Southeastern Lose 8-11 Southeastern Lose 13-18 Warsaw Lose 7-28 Central Brown Co. Losej, Wiri W 4-16 19-6 Brown Co. Win m Liberty Barrv QNI) —T„ 4 Win 30-13 Loi ■ 25-24 W 0-21 Hamilton Lose 2-7 QND Lose 0-11 Warsaw Win 8-3 Carthage Lose 10-14 District Play 1st Round Unity (15) Dallas City (12) 2nd Round TJnity (3) Macomb (9) ‘Conference mes Rattle those bats! sports — 77 Boys Track This year’s track team was quite successful. They did well in triangular and dual meets and placed fairly well in the larger meets. The 3200 meter relay team was quite successful, being defeated only three times. The team consisted of R. Harms, T. Harms, M. Finlay, M. Crabill, M. Crabill and R. Harmes qualified for state in the 1600 meter and Rob in the long jump. The relay also set a new school record. Row 1: (1 to r) P. Bradley, K. Morris, T. Jenkins, R. Huntley, R. Leenerts, K. McClelland, S. Hamilton, E Mayfield, M. Girardin (stat). Row 2: T. Harms, M. Crabill, T. Christainer, M. Finlay, J. Rice, T. Nutt, R Harms, M. Watson, Coach Powers. 78 — SPOKTS Girls Track L to R: Standing-Laura Murfin, Korina Arnold, Angie Karch, Michelle Crabill, Dawn Goehl, Lisa Murfin, Dawn Schulte, Letha Jansen, Stat. Sherry Shupe, Coach Woodworth; Sitting-Manager Pam Daugherty, Lera Aschenbrenner, Diane Turnbaugh, Lisa Maas, Darla Fryrear, Mellissa Carolan, Stat. Teresa Deming. I Thirteen girls participated in track and field for the 1981 year. They competed in 11 meets. Unity captured the 1st place trophy in the 6-team Central Invitational. The West Central Conference crown was won by Unity for the 7 th year in a row. The tremendous season was topped by captur- ing the 1st place District Trophy over 21 other teams on May 9 in Pittsfield. Lisa Maas, Diane Turnbaugh, and Letha Janssen qualified for state competition at Charleston, May 15 and 16. Lera, Lisa, and Diane were honored with 4 year plaques and Lisa and Diane were nam- ed co-Most Valuable Members of the 1981 Track and Field Team. Melissa running in the mile relay. SPORTS — 79 Cheerleaders 1. Shari and Marcia being honored for four years of cheerleading with their parents. 2. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: From Top: Shari Wilson, Marcia Balsar, Amy Hemming, Julie Harms, Sarah Vest, Brenda Porter. 3. JUNIOR VARSI- TY CHEERLEADERS: L to R: Darla Fryrear, Shaila Archer, Julie Frazier, Shari Orr, Tammy Agard, Angie Woodruff. 4. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: From Top: Lisa Sill, Tonja Trautvetter. Chery l Gooding. 80 — SPORTS in Annual Staff First Row, L to R: Hendrickson, M. Miller, C. Shaffer, C. Orr, J. Whittaker, D. Stark. 2nd Row: P. Finlay, S. Hamilton, C. Frese, C. Shaffer, L. Morley, T. Beeler. 3rd Row: L. Kunz, Sponsor; S. Fee, S. Butler, C. Metzger, G. Starman, R. Weise, M. Girardan, A. McMullen, S. Shupe, M. Crabill, K. Hyer, Sponsor. Don’t Fish for Buy a Yearbook. Each year annual staff must organize the yearbook to produce the finest book possible and stay within a budget. This involves coordinating people to get photo- graphs of the various groups and individuals that make up Unity. Then students must learn how to design a yearbook page and draw it so that it will resemble their design. Deadlines for pages must be met, ads sold; and decisions made that affect the total success of a well planned yearbook. 82 — ORGANIZATIONS EXECUTIVE STAFF: Sitting: S. Fee (Jr. Editor). Standing: G. Starman (Ad Manager), C. Orr (Edi- tor), R. Weise (Sales Mgr.). Student Council 1. Clockwise From Top: Karl Anderson (SAL), Paula Finlay (President), Kevin Schrader (SAL), Debbie Duncan (Histo- rian), Kevin McClelland (Vice-Presi- dent), Sue Smith (Treasurer), Shawn Lewis (SAL), Cheryl Metzger (Secretary), Roger Leenerts (SAL). 2. Row 1: Mark Rabe, Beth Austin, Angie Baxter, Beth Morton, Brenda Porter, Denise Duester- haus. Row 2: Marcia Shupe, Karl Ander- son, Cheryl Metzger, Kevin Schrader, Paula Finlay, Sue Smith, Debbie Duncan, Darla Fryrear, Mrs. Breitwieser. Row 3: Renee Wyatt, Scott Fischer, Shawn Lewis, Kevin McClelland, Roger Lee- nerts, Tim Hilgenbrinck, Brien Onhe- mus, Mr. Meier. ORGANIZATIONS — 83 Future Farmers of America Row 1: Tim Nutt, Mark Dempsey, Jeff Duesterhaus, Darin Wear, Brien Ohnemus, Kevin Morris, Rodney Stoll. Row 2: Mr. Stevens (sponsor), Devin Schrader, Troy McCleary, Doug Duncan, Gary Donley, Tim Guthrie, Kent Shriver. Row 3: Shawn Lewis, Mike Finlay, Eric Whipps, Mark Neil. Brad Seals, Tim Hilgenbrinek, Kenny Cook, Mark Rabe. Row 4: Jim Porter, Shawn Carolan, Alan Donley, Danny Frese, Rob Duncan, Alan Morley, Daryl Stoll, Dale Asher, Kevin Stratton. Row 5: Tom Davis, Tony Corrigan, Scott Trent, Chris McClelland, Danny Payne, John Thornton, Mark “Buck” Trent, Alan Niekamp. 84 — ORGANIZATIONS FFA OFFICERS: R to L: Troy McCleary (Treasurer), Tim Guthrie (Rep.), Kent Shriver (Secretary), Gary Donley (President), Kevin Schrader (V. Pres.), Doug Duncan (Sentinel). Not Pictured: Mark Neil (Historian), Mark Rabe (S.C.R.). GREENHAND OFFICERS: Brien Ohnemus (Treasurer), Mark Dempsey (Rep.), Rodney Stoll (Secretary), Jeff Duesterhaus (President), Darin Wear (V. Pres.), Tim Nutt (Sentinel). FFA Awards and Activities i I. NATIONAL CONVENTION: Alan Donley, Mark Neil, Mike Finlay, Daryl Stoll, Tim Ililgcn- brinck, Danny Frese. 2. STATE FARMER DECREE AP- PLICANTS: Kent Shriver, Kevin Schrader, Gary Donley. 3. SEC- TION WINNERS: Dale Asher (Beef Production), Kevin Schrader (Crop Production), Kent Shriver (Fish and Wildlife Management), Kevin Stratton (Livestock Special- ty). 4. CREENHAND CREED SPEAKING CONTESTANT: Mark Dempsey. 5. Brad Seals at the tractor races during FFA week. - 'S' « M 2 l ‘ j k I r - S V L . k Other A wa rds PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE: Third Place Team, Alan Donley (Chairman), Dale Asher (Sec.), Dan Payne (Third Hi-Individual), Mike Finlay, Mark Neil. GRAIN JUDGING: Second Place Team, Kevin Schrader, Gary Donley (First Hi-Individual), Kent Shriver, Doug Duncan, Mark Rabe. LAND USE TEAM: Second Place Section, Dan Frese, Rob Duncan, Mike Finlay (Seventh Hi- Individual), Scott Trent, Shawn Lewis. OltUAMZATIONS — !i Future Homemakers of America Row 1, L to R: A. Hem. ming (V. Pres.), J Harms (Treas.), S. Smith (Sec’y). Row 2: J. Barnes, K. Bartlett. B. Morton (Hist.), L. Kretzer, Mrs. King (Sponsor), S. Fee. Row 3: C. Shaffer, M. Balsar. D. Dedert, L. Morley. Row 4: C. Neff, A. Gronewold, S. Laymon. L. Aschenbrenner, S. Wilson, C. Shaffer. Row 5: S. Minor, L. Morley. C. Metzger, N. Orr (Pres.), M. Shupe (SC Rep.), P. Carlson, S. Tieken. Not Pictured: J. Loos (Degrees). Row 1, L to R: Mrs. King (Sponsor), A. McMullen, M. Crabill, A. Samples, N. Orr (Pres.). Row 2: S. Shupe, C. Wright, M. Barnard, L. Watts, C. Shaffer. Row 3: A. Spath, M. Bottorff, M. Hemming, P. Muegge, L. Sill, T. Trautvetter. Row 4: D. Schulte, D. Duncan (Publ. Relat.), P. Daughtery, T. Wool- folk, L. Henze. Not Pictured: J. Steffen, B. Meyers. FHA ACTIVITIES Oct. Lock in at YMCA Nov. — FHA-FFA Sadie Hawkins dance Dec. — FHA — Christmas tea Jan. — Served hospitality room at PKMVIT Feb. - FHA Week Rally at Jacksonville, IL Apr. FHA Mother-Daughter Banquet 86 — ORGANIZATIONS Librarians ORGANIZATIONS — 8 Row 1: Lisa Finlay, Lisa Woolfolk, Michelle Girardin, Karen Asher, Dawn Schulte, Cindy Poling. Row 2: Peggy Muegge, Carla Shaffer, Ronnie Watts, Carol Shaffer, Cathy Vonderheide. Row 3: Debbie Hendrick- son, Robert Baker, Roger Leenerts, Kerry Knapp, Ashley Shupe, Jody Reid, Danny Blickhan. Jeff Whi- taker, Mary Jane Mittermeyer. Linda Watts and Angel Samples studying in the library where the librarians try to keep everyone quiet. Row 1, L to R: R. Baker, J. Miller, M. Mittermeyer, S. Shupe, T. Beeler, S. Laymon, T. Duffy, H. Harris Mrs. Hyer. Row 2: T. Cantrell, M. Blanchett, D. McCabe, A. Baxter, C. Warning, L. Barnard, S. Minor, L Finlay, T. Brewer, S. Keck. Row 3: C. Gooding, S. Butler, E. Mayfield, J. Minor, J. Barnes, K. McCabe Not Pictured: Craig Knapp, Jeff Reid, Ron Gooding. Art Club Prize winning Halloween costumes. 88 — ORGANIZATIONS Row 1: Jeff Duesterhaus, Ed Wellman, Doug Duncan, Bill Flint, Kevin McClelland. Roger Leenerts, Bobby Lohmeyer, Dale Asher. Leo Sparrow, Brad Tripp. Row 2: Robert Simmons, Terry Reardon, Darin Wear, Brien Ohnemus, Mark Prunty, Jeff Whitaker, Terry Wittier. Mark Wollbrink. Rob Huntley, John Ohnemus, Craig Knapp, Ron Gooding. Jody Reid. Row 3: Curt Cannell, Randy Monroe. Scott Hadsell. Will Butts. Mike Wellman, John Thornton. Jay Rice, Brian Shank. Kevin Schrader, Greg Hildebrand. Jim Porter, Rod Cook. Kevin Strat- ton, Mr. Spohr (sponsor). Jay working w ith sheet metal. ORGANIZATIONS — 89 Spanish Club Row 1: Barb Maas, Tonja Trautvetter, Shaila Archer, Angie Woodruff, Tammy Agard, Annette Fee, Deb- bie Guthrie. Row 2: Peggy Muegge, Cheri Tenhouse, Julie Frazier, Shari Orr, Laura Butts, Michelle Bar- nard, Kelly Caley, Mrs. Weber (sponsor). Row 3: Andrea Whitaker, Lorie Arnsman, Marianne Hemming, Letha Janssen, Chris Hildebrand, Julie Payne, Beth Austin, Carol Shaffer, Terri Duffy, Sharon Fee, Lori Morley. Top: Laura Murfin, Jean Hadsell. Chris H. missed the pinata and accidentally hit Sharon F. LAS PINATAS Marianne H. can’t find the pinata. 90 — ORGANIZATIONS “jVive Espanol!” Speech Team Left to Right: Mrs. Beck, Carol Shaffer, Debbie Duncan, Paula Finlay, Bill James, Marcia Shupe, Kevin McClelland, and Randy Cook. Marcia studying her lines. M rs. Beck watching the script. Seven UHS Students Compete in IHSA Speech Contest Congratulations to the Unity High students who gave fine performances at the IHSA District Speech Contest on Saturday, Feb. 7th. Illini Bluffs High School at Glasford hosted the Contest for fifteen schools including Unity. Sleepy-eyed participants left Unity at 5:30 to arrive at Glasford at 7:30 for registra- tion. There were two rounds for each division, with finals at 2:00. Bill James competed in Dramatic Interpretation with a reading from “Shadow Box”, and Paula Finlay participated in Oratorical Declamation with an article entitled, “Who Is My Daughter?”. Randy Cook gave three Poetry Selections, and Carol Shaffer competed in Pro- se Reading. Debbie Duncan and Kevin McClelland presented “A Pair of Lunatics”, as a Humorous Duet, and Paula Finlay and Marcia Shupe performed “Daddy’s Not Coming Home,” in Dramatic Duet. Awards were finally presented at 4:10. Bill received 3rd place, Paula received 4th, Randy placed 5th, with Carol, Paula and Marcia placing 7th. Again, Congratulations and we’re very proud of you. Kevin is doing a fine job. ORGANIZATIONS — 91 Row 1: M. Rogers, B. Myers, B. Morton, L. Janssen, J. Loos, L. Jenkins. Row 2: J. Payne, T. Agard, A. Fee, B. Wiley, M. Miller, D. Duncan, P. Finlay, D. Price, L. Cantrell, B. Austin. Row 3: M. Balsar, C. Shaffer, D. Hendrickson, A. Whittaker, J. Reid, B. James, E. Wellman, L. Murfin, S. Fischer, N. Blickhan, C. Shank, G. Lubbe, D. Blickhan, D. Guthrie, L. Murfin, L. Finlay. Row 4: C. Tenhouse, R. Leenerts, S. Lewis, M. Shupe, J. Brueck, C. Cannell. Concert Band BAND OFFICERS: Beth Austin, S.C.R.; Janet Loos, President; Roger Leenerts, Vice-President; Michele Rogers, Treasurer; Marcia Balsar, Secretary; Brenda Myers, Historian; §ill James, Reporter; Seated: Bill DeMont, Director. 92 — ORGANIZATIONS Row 1: L. Jenkins. A. Baxter. Row 2: C. Metzger, D. Turnbaugh, Majorette J. Loos, P. Carlson, G. Starman. Row 3: M. Rogers, J. Payne, C. Shaffer, B. Myers, T. Agard, M. Carolan, M. Miller. Row 4: B. Wiley, A. Fee, A. Whittaker, L. Janssen, D. Hendrickson, J. Reid, L. Cantrell, B. Austin, D. Price, C. Tenhouse, M. Shupe, S. Lewis, C. Cannell, J. Brueck, B. James, C. Shank, G. Lubbe, L. Murfin, D. Blickhan, D. Guthrie, L. Finlay, E. Wellman, L. Murfin, N. Blickhan. Marching Band Jazz Band L to R, First Row: C. Shaffer, J. Loos, B. James, S. Lewis, A. Fee, P. Finlay. Second Row: D Price, L. Murfin, D. Blickhan, D. Guthrie, Bliekhan, L. Murfin, K. Wyatt. 1980-81 was a busy season for the Unity High Jazz Band. Competition started early at the Augustana College Jazz Festival in December. The band captured third place honors at the R.O.V.A. High School Jazz Festival in January, and brought home the second place trophy from the Western Il- linois University Jazz Festival in February. Music of the Big Band Era was presented as the third annual adult spring dance. The band also pro- vided entertainment for the eighth annual UHS Art Festival. The spring tour capped the year’s activities. Mr. Richard Lask is the group’s fearless leader. This year he was assisted by officers: President Nan Blickhan, Vice President — Paula Finlay, Secretary Treasurer — Renea Wyatt, Reporter Carla Shaffer, and Student Council Representative — Scott Fischer. . Reid. Third Row: E. Wellman, S. Fischer, N. Performing at Spring Dance 94 — ORGANIZATIONS CHORUS Row 1, Sealed L to R: S. Tieken, J. Steffen, A. Samples, J. Barnes, K. McCabe, P. Carlson, A. Woodruff, L. Cantrell, S. Orr, J. Hadsell, B. Hendrickson, J. Loos, Miss K. Butcher, D. Fryrear, L. Byrd. Row 2: D. Kindhart, A. Whittaker, T. Walton, C. Carlson, L. Henze, D. McCabe, A. McMullen, L. Morley, M. Crabill, D. Haistings, A. Hemming, T. Duffy, K. Asher, M. Girardin, S. Shank. Row 3: S. Vest, B. Porter, M. Balsar, A. Baxter, S. Wilson, S. Archer, S. Butler, L. Watts. Row 4: D. Payne, D. Stark, J. Whitaker, B. James, S. Fischer. Teresa, Karen, and Terri concentrate as they practice their part. Amy, Marcia. Michelle singing at the Mall. ORGANIZATIONS — 95 Row I: (L to R) C. Shaffer, M. Rogers, B. Myers, J. Payne, M. Miller, D. Dunean. J. Loos. Row 2: B. James, R. Leenerts, M. Shupe, C. Tenhouse, J. Reid, D. Priee, L. Cantrell. Row 3: L. Murfin, N. Blickhan. R. Wyatt, E. Wellman. Row 4: D. Bliekhan, I). Guthrie, L. Murfin. L. Finlay. J. Brueek. Cheri Tenhouse Janet Loos Ed Wellman 6 — ORGANIZATIONS Cindy Guthrie Michelle Haistings Rose Halcomb Mark Harms Cathy Hiarness 8th Grade Eric Barnett Renee Barry Kevin Beck Amy Blackburn Tony Bowles Scott Bruenger Connie Cook Debbie Corrigan Donna Duncan Freddie Ensminger Kevin Fee Laura Frederick Karen Frese Paula Gordley Kevin Groseclose Julie and Cheryl hard at work in science class. 98 — MIDDLE SCHOOL Shelly Jenkins Brian Karch Denise King Tim Kinman Vicki Lackey Angie Laymon Mark Leasman Geri Mayfield Mike McClelland Tim McClelland Picture Not Available Jackie Meyer George Mittermeyer Jenny Morgan Angie Neisen Kelly Porter MIDDLE SCHOOL — 99 John Price John Robbins Stacy Rogers Adrienne Rust Donna Shaffer Mike Shaffer Cheryl Smith Eric Smith Theresa Smith Dale Ann Stark Cameron Steffen Robert Von Burg David Voorhis Julie Whitaker James Wietholder Carla Wiley Stephanie Winfield Michael W ray Mrs. Sims can’t stop with just one. “What do you mean. I’m out?’ 100 — MIDDI.K SCIIOOI MIDMI SCIHMH. — 10 We’re on Our Way — 7th Grade. Ed Adair Michelle Agard Brian Barnard Stacy Beeler John Bennett Dennis Blickhan John Bourne Tena Boyles John Bradley Tanya Brueck Michelle Carolan J. D. Caster Robbie Cheney Mark Crabill Kevin Crider Bill Daugherty Todd Davis Kris Dittmer Todd Emery Kim Emmert Missie “trying” to work while everyone is laugh- tng. 102 — MIDDLE SCHOOL Brian getting his math done. Dean Erke Les Frazier Deanna Fryrear Mike Girardin Doug Gooding Tracy Haistings Diana Harms Beth Hilgenbrinck Bill Hilgenbrinck Louis Janssen Eric Jones Michelle Kern Mike Koch Missy Maglioacchetti Gary McCabe Kathy McMullen Jill Miller Jeff Monroe Todd Moore Troy Moore Beth and Diana struggling through a“pop’ geography exam MIDDLESCHOOL — 103 Kevin Reiter David Roberts Dean Robbins Melynie Ruffcorn Kelly Samples Steven Schnelle Craig Shaffer Misty Shoop Dean Shupe Lesley Smith David Muegge Shelly Murfin Melissa Neil Gary Nelson Karen Oenning Randy Olson Mark Orr Michael Poling Eric Rabe Jerry Reid Lesley S., David M., and Susi V. in geogra- phy. 104 — MIDDLE SCHOOL Wake Up!!! Melynie. Lynne Stockhecke Dave Tanner Scott Trautvetter Steve Trautvetter Bobby Turnbaugh Dana VaLeu David VaLeu Susan Vest Diane VonBurg Peggy Vonderheide Aria Jean Voorhis Les Voorhis Rodney Voss John Watts Rhonda Watts Paul W atson Tammy Wietholder Cindy Withrow Sandy Wittier Dennis Woodworth Teresa Woodworth Shari Wray You’d better be quiet, or you’ll get a DT, Robbie, Rodney, Dean, Kevin, and Mike. MIDDLE SCHOOL — 105 Student Council The Middle School Student Council has sponsored many activities throughout the year. At the beginning of the year, the Middle School students sold candy as a money- making project. At Halloween, Christmas, and Easter the SC rented movies to show to the students. They had three skating parties and one sock-hop during the year, with all activities being a big success. They also sponsored a trip for all 7th and 8th graders to Nauvoo and Keokuk to see the Mormon Tourist Center and the Lock and Dam. At the end of the year everyone enjoyed participating in Student Council Week. Each year the Middle School Student Coun- cil gives the 8th grade class $50.00 to start their Freshman Class treasury the next year. The Middle School SC is spon- sored by Mrs. Rosemary Jenkins and Miss Martha Danglade who both work very hard to make the organization success- ful. 1. Geri Mayfield, Bill Hilgenbrink, Donna Duncan, Mic- helle Carolan. 2. Row 1: Adrienne Rust, Donna Duncan. Row 2: Bill Hilgenbrink, Geri Mayfield. Row 3: Troy Moore, Freddy Ensminger, Amy Blackburn, Rose Hal- comb, Michelle Carolan, Denny Woodworth, Shari Wray, Jadi Caster. 2 106 — MIDDLE SCHOOL Librarians 1. Row 1: Janice Randall, Peggy Vonderheide, Nancy Voorhis, Aria Jean Voorhis. Row 2: Troy Moore, John Bradley, Jenny Morgan, Mary Jans- sen, Vicki Lackey, Debbie Corrigan. 2. Tina Boyles working hard in the library. Quicf Please. fo V LTY - 0m ; F MIDDLE SCHOOL — 107 Row I: S. Jenkins, S. Wray, Row 2: A. Rust. M. Maglioachetti, T. Smith, K. Oenning, M. Shoop, S. Winfield, K. F rese, A. Niesen, P. Howell, K. Samples, S. Wray, Row 3: K. Porter, 0. Fryrear, A. Rogers, B. Hilgenbrinck, P. Cornwell, L. Crow, C. Withrow, P. Jenkins, M. Agard, J. Miller, L. Smith, S. Wittier, C. Agard, C. Shaffer, D. Erke, V. Lackey, D. Fryrear, K. Ruffcorn, Row 4: A. Blackburn, S. Vest, P. Gordley, G. Gronewold, A. Echternkamp, K. Orr, C. Smith, T. Brueck, C. McMullen, K. Emmert, 1). Harms, M. Janssen, J. Robbins, D. Erke, J. Bennet, B. Turnbaugh, L. Withrow, Row 5: M. Harms, S. Murfin, B. Emmert, E. Adair, P. Watson, T. Emery, C. Beck, A. Mixer, L. Adair, R. Duke, K. Harness, C. Wiley, C. Austin, D. Moore, D. Blickhan, D. Robbins, Row 6: S. Schnelle, T. Wood- worth, M. Haistings, A. Laymon, T. Davis, R. Seals, K. Meyers, E. Janssen, V. Dickens, D. Woodwroth, L. Voorhis, R. Ahlmeier, C. Guth- rie, D. Duncan, K. Beck — Rich Lask, Director Concert Band Row 1: D. Harms, T. Brueck, L. Smith, K. Porter. B. Hilgenbrinck, C. Withrow. Row 2: S. Vest, A. Blackburn, P. Gordley, M. Janssen, J. Robins, S. Wray, D. Erke, T. Howeltt, J. Miller, S. Wittier. M. Agard. Row 3: A. Rust. (.. McMullen, V. Lackey, M. Ruffcorn, D. Fryrear, K. Emmert, P. Watson, C. W iley, S. Murfin. E. Adair. B. Emert. M. Harms, J. Bennet, R. Turnbaugh, C. Guthrie, D. Duncan, D. Robins, K. Beck, P. Blickhan. Standing: D. Tanner, O. Woodworth, L. Voorhis, L. Whittaker, Mr. Lask. Pep Band Row 1: Mr. Lask C. Withrow, J. Miller. B. Hilgenbrinck, S. Wittier, M. Agan C. McMullen, M Janssen, Row 2: Lackey, S. Vest, Rust, A. Blackburn, D. Harms, T. Bruec P. Gordley. Row 3: V. Lackey, S. W'ray, D. Erke, T Howlett, M. Ruffcorn, D. Fryrear. Row 4: Voorhis, D. Tanner, D. Woodworth, R. Turnbaugh, E. Adair, S. Murfin C. Guthrie, D. Robins. MIDDLESCHOOL — 100 Jazz Band Jazz Band Officers: (I to r) Suzy Vest, Michele Agard. Amy Blackburn. Row 1: (seated); P. Gordley, A. Blackburn, D. Erke, T. Howlett. J. Robbins. T. Brueck, D. Harms, M. Ruffcorn. Row 2: (standing); D. Blickhan, D. Robbins, C. Guthrie, k. Beck. Row 3: (standing); M. Agard. P. Watson, S. Vlurfin, M. Harms, B. Enert, E. Adari, C. Wiley, Percussion: I). Woodworth, L. Voorhis, I). Tanner, M. Janssen, S. Vest, .Mr. Lask, Conductor. Concert Band Officers: (I to r); S. Wray, I). Woodworth. C. Guthrie, A. Rust, I). Duncan. 110 — MIDDLESCHOOL 3 1: The girls after they cheered the Colts to win third place at M.S. Tourney. 2: (top to bottom), Michelle Carolan, Adrienne Rust, Beth Hilgenbrinek. Shelly Jenkins. Donna Duncan, Amy Blackburn. 3: Beth is all smiles. 2 MIDDLESCHOOL — III Boys’ Basketball 7th GRADE TEAM: Right: J Row 1: Scott Traut vetter, David Roberts, Todd Davis, Bill Hilgenbrinck, David Muegge, Steve Traut vetter, Eric Rabe, Kevin Crider. Row 2: Kelly Porter, Les Frazier, Mark Orr, Denny Wood- worth, David VaLeu, Kris Dittmer, Louis Janssen, Les Voorhis, Dean Robbins, Dean Erke, John Bradley. 8th GRADE TEAM: Left: Row 1: Mark Harms, Kevin Beck, Mike McClelland, Richard Humke. Row 2: Kelly Porter, Stacy Rogers, Brian Emert, John Robbins, Paul Hibbert, Tim McClelland. TOURNAMENT TEAM: Below: Row 1: Mark Harms, Kevin Beck, Bill Hilgenbrinck, Mike Mc- Clelland, Les Frazier, Richard Humke. Row 2: Kelly Porter, Stacy Rogers, Brian Emert, John Rob- bins, Paul Hibbert, Tim Mc- Clelland, Denny Woodworth. UMS TOURNAMENT RESULTS 1st — St. Mary’s 2nd — St. John’s 3rd — Unity Consolation — Warsaw 112 — MIDDI.E SCHOOL Middle School Volleyball Bottom Row, L to R: A. Blackburn, C. McMullen, M. Neil, S. Wray, D. Fryrear, N. Maglioachetti, B. Hilgenbrinck, A. Rust. 2nd Row: D. Corrigan, M. Janssen, D. Duncan, S. Vi ittler, L. Smith, M. Agard, T. Brueck, D. Harms, D. VaLeu, S. Vest, (Stat.) D. King, (Stat.). 3rd Row: S. Smith (Student Coach), C. Smith, C. Guthrie, K. Frese, P. Gordley, M. Hastings, J. Whitaker, N. Voorhis, R. Halcomb, D. Duesterhaus (Student Coach). Not Pictured: Rosemary Brickman, Head Coach. This year was the first year for volleyball in the Middle School. Five matches were played against: Hamilton Quincy Jr. High Carthage Rushville The A and B teams finished at 3-2 and the C team was 1-2. There were 27 girls that participated and got the program off to a great start! MIDDLE SCHOOL — 113 Middle School Track Coach Gary Brickman Eighth Boys Team Row 1: M. McClelland, M. Wray, K. Beck, G. West, S. Bruenger. Row 2: M. Harms, G. Mit- termeyer, P. Hibbert, T. McClelland, E. Barnett, J. Robbins. Seventh Boys Team Row 1: J. Caster, D. Muegge, D. Roberts, B. Hilgenbrinck, M. Crabill, T. Davis. Row 2: D. Erka, L. Frazier, M. Orr, D. Woodworth, J. Bradley, L. Janssen, D. Robbins. Seventh and Eighth Girls Team Row 1: A. Blackburn, M. Agard, S. Wray, M. Carolan, D. Fryrear, Row 2: P. Gordley, K. Frese, D. Duncan, K. Porter, S. Jenkins, A. Rust. Row 3; D. Harms, M. Janssen, J. Whitaker, D. Carrigan, G. Mayfield, Row 4: C. Guthrie, T. Brueck, D. Shaffer. Coach Rosemary Brickman 114 — 111)1)1.K SCHOOl. I Student Council Week M. Janssen, T. Bowles, D. Duncan, S. Wray. T. Moore, K. Reiter, J. Monroe T. Weitholder, T. Boyles D. Duncan, A. Rust, D. Shaffer Mrs. Jenkins Mr. Shultz Auctioneer, D. Payne, and D. Duncan MIDDLE SCHOOL — 115 Awards Two Year Honor Roll: (I to r); J. Weitholder, C. Smith, T. McClelland. M. Janssen, C. Guthrie, P. Gordley, S. Bruenger, P. Hibbert, G. Mayfield, A. Rust. SEVENTH GRADE ACADEMIC AWARDS: Mathematics-Dean Erke Science- Dennis Woodworth English-Lesley Smith Geography-James Caster AMERICAN LEGION CITIZENSHIP AWARDS: Paula Gordley Donna Duncan Paul Hibbert Kevin Beck EIGHTH GRADE ACADEMIC AW ARDS: (I to r) C. Guthrie (English). T. McClelland (Mathematics), C. Smith (History), S. Bruenger (Science). I I 16 — MIDDLESCHOOL (I to r): J. 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Marianne: 41, 86, 90 Hendrickson, Brenda: 46, 75, 95 Hendrickson, Debbie: 46, 92, 93 Hendrickson, Den: 7, 54, 60. 61, 72, 20. 22 Hendrickson, Pally: 35. 38, 82 Hendrickson. Bon: 10. 13, 61� ,-72, 66, 135 Henze, Lori: 46, 86. 95 Hibbert, Laura: 10, 18.20,22 Hibbcrt. Michael: 41,42. 68. 73 Hibbert. Paul: 99, 1 0 1, I 1 2. 1 1 5. 11 4. 116 Hildebrand. Christina: 4 1,44, 70, 90. 77 Hildebrand, Greg: 35. 59, 61. 72, 89, 76 Hilgenbrinck, Lli abeth: 70. 103, 109, 111.114 O Hilgenbrim-k,Tim: 3S . 41, 73. 83, 84. 85,65,76 Hilgenbricnk. illinm: 103, 106, 108. H2. lliWjfe Homan, Craig: 41 Householder, Donna: 35 Howard. Dan:.30 Howell. John: 32. 46. 73 Howell, Peggy: 99. 108 Howell. Kick: 35 How let!, Troy: 99, 109. 110 Hufford, Kandy: 2. 47 Hull. 1 any: 99 Humke. David: 47, 68. 72 Humke. Richard: 3.99. 112 llunth N. Robert: 41, 68,63. 78 Hushing. C arolyn: 25 • llyc . Kathy: 27.88 Jackson. Terry: 99 James, Bill: 9, 10. 13,92.93.94,95.91, Jan sen, Ed: 32, 35, 68. 72 Janssen, Letha: 41,70, 74. 75,90, 92. 93, 20, 79 - Janssen, Louis: 103. 112. 114 Janssen, Mary M.: 99, 10 7, 108. 1 13, 109, 110, 115. 1 14. J 16 Jenkins, Lori: 3. 10, 12. 17, 59.92.93, 20 Jenkins, Rosemary: 26. 1 06, 1 1 5 Jenkins, Shelly: 99, 108, 111. 114 Jenkins,Terry: 41., 42, 78 Jones, Krie: 103 Jordan. Brenda: 32, 47 Karch, ngiet 32. 47. 79 K arch. Bc : I 7 65 Kan Ii. Brian: 99. 1 0 1 Keck. Steve: 17. 88 Kenadv. Junior: 30 Kendriek. James: 1 1 Kerker. Susan: 25 Kern, Dale: 47 Kern. Miehele: 1 03 King. Denise: 99. 10 1. 11 3 King. Maxine: 27. 80 King, Uo er; 33 Kininan. Rhonda: TT7 43. 7 Kininan. Tim: 99 Kleemeyer, Mark: 35. 38, 68 Klossing, Vicki: 10 Knapp, Craig: 41,42. 88, 89 Knapp, Kerry: 10, 12 Koch. Brenda: 35 Koch. Michael: 103 Kretzer. Lorie: 10. 86 Kunz, Lucinda: 27, 82 Lackey, Vickie: 99, 107, 108, 109 Lange, Paul: 30 I.ask, Kcihard: 26. 108. 109 Laymon. Angela: 99. 108 .’V Laymon. Shelly: 35, 86. 88 Lcasman, Angie: 47, 99 Leasman, Mark: 99 Leebold, Kick: 3 4. 35 Leenerts, Roger: 35, 37. 54, 68. 83, 89, 92. 64,96. 78 Lewis. Shawn: 32, 41, 44. 54, 73. 83. 84, 85,92.93.94.65. 76 Lish. Dawne: 10 Lish, Dusty: 47 Lnhmeyer. Robert: 35, 89 Loos, Janet: 10.12.17,70.71,86, 92. 93. 94, 95, 18, 20, 63. 65, 66. 96 Lubbe, Glen: 35. 92, 93 Lubbe. Jeanne: 27 Logan. Tim: 35, 76 Maas. Barb: 17. (,2, 70. 74. 75, 90. 77 Maas. Lisa: 3. IQ, 13, 54. 70, 74, 75. 79 MnglioachcUi, Missy: 103. 108. 1 13 Martin. Everett: 30 Mayfield, David: 47. Off Mayfield, Eric: 78 Mayfield. Geri: 99, l ' I 14. I 16 Mayfield. Jeff. 4 1,6J 7 u McAlister, Richard: 24 McCabe. Deanna; 41.88. 7, . 77 McCabe, Gary Wo 3 McCabe. Kelly: 47. 49. 88. 7 7,. 9 5 McCleory.Troy: 36, 38. 6 1. 7 2.8 1 McClelland. Chris: 3, 36. 62. 68. 8 1 McClelland. Kevin: 36. 5 1. 68. 69. 83. 89. 20,63.64,91. 78 McClelland. Mike: 99. 1 12. 1 14 McClelland. Tim: 99. 101. 1 12. H L 116 McGrury, Cathy: 10 McMullen. Amv: 39, 41. 7 1. 75, 82. 86. W McMullen. Cathy: 103, 108. 1 13. 109 McMullen, Tony: 10 Metford, Julia: 41 g||cicr, Paul: 28. 83, 7 7 1 MeizgeX Cheryl: 11.17.82. 83. 86, 93. 18720,63, 22 Meyer, Jackie: 99 Meyers, Karen: 108 Miller. Brad: 35, 36, 38 Miller, Jeff: 3, 41,88 Miller, Jill: 103, 108, 109 Miller. Kevin: 36 Mijlcr, Mary: 11. 70,74.75.92,93. 18, B 9«; 7 7 Minor. Jeff: 47. 8 ' Minor. Sharilyn: 35, 36, 37, 86, 88 Mittermeyer, Geoge: 99, 114 Mitlermeyer, John: 9, 11, 13,20 Mittermeyer, Mary Jane: 41, 88 Monroe, Jeff: 103, 115 Monroe. Randy: 11,89 Moore. Doug: 1 08 Moore, Leslie: 3. 42 Moore, Todd: 103, 115 Moore. Troy: 103, 106, 107 Morgan. Jenny: 99, 107 Morley, Alan: 2, 36, 38, 84, 63 Morley, Lisa: 11. 17, 55, 62, 86, 22 Morley, Lori: 1 1, 17, 55, 70. 82. 86, 90. 63.66. 125 Morris. Keith: 47, 78, 56 Morris. Kevin: 47, 48. 84 Morton. Beth: 36, 37, 38, 54, 83, 86, 92 Moss, Eugene: 2, 26 Motley. Chuck: 47, 68 Muegge, David: 104. 112, 114 Muegge. Paggy: 48, 86. 90 Murfin, Laura: 45. 48, 90, 92, 93, 94, 79, 96 Murfin, Lisa: 42, 92, 93, 94, 79, 96 Murfin, Shelly: 104, 108, 109, 1 10 Myers, Brenda: 39, 42, 58, 86. 92, 93, 77 Myers, Bob; 42. 96 Neff, Cammic: 36, 86 Neil. Mark: 12. 44. 55,84,85 Neil. Melissa: 102, 104. 1 13 Ncisen, Angela: 99. 108 Nelson. Gary: 104 Nelson. Kim: 1 1. 134 Niekamp. Man: 36. 84 Nisbof. Phil: 42, 68, 73. 76 Nutt, Lisa: 8, 1 1. 13, 17, 55.74, 75.66 Nutt, Tim: 48, 59. 68,84,78 Ocnning. Karen: 104, 108 Ohucmus. Brien: 32. 48, 62. 73, 83, 84, 89 Ohnemus. John: 42. 59. 89 Olson. Kadall: 104 Ohson. Bichard: 42 Orr Cathy: 11.17, 55, 80. 18, 20, 22 Orr. MjHI 104, 112, 114 Orr. Nancy :36, 38, 86 Orr. Shari: 48. 55, 80. 90, 95, 77 Palmer, Dean: 30 Payne. Danny: 36. 38, 84. 85, 95, 63, 115 Payne, Julie: It, 70, 74, 75, 90, 92, 93, ,96, 77 Pfitall, Ouinl: 3, 42 Peter, Ray: 24 1 1 . Myron: 24 Polkg, Cindy: 42 Poling. Michael: 1 Porter, Bnmcla: 36, 37. 52, 80. 83, 95 Porter. Jimmy: 1 1, 1 3. 1 7, 62, 68, 69, 84. 89. 2 CStf • J ' Porter. Kelly: 99, 108, 112.J09, 56 Powers, Phil: 29, 68, 75, 78 £ Price, Charles: 48 Price, Dena: 42, 44. 92, 93, 94, 96 134 — INDEX Price, John: 100 Prunty, Mark: 48, 61, 72, 89, 76 Rabe, Eric: 104, 112 Rabe, Mark: 11,83, 84, 85, 22 Randall, Janice: 107 Randall, Randy: 48 Randall, Rob: 48 Reardon. Andy: 48 Reardon, Terry: 89 Reid. Jeff: 3,42,88 Reid, Jerry: 104 Reid, Jody: 2, 48, 89, 92, 93, 94, 96, 57 Reiler. Rermit: 3. 43 Reiter. Kevin: 104, 1 15 Rice, Jay: 11,17. 89, 21, 78 Kipsbcc. Dav id: 2 7,41.55 Robbins. Dean: 1 04, 108. 1 12. 109, 114. 110 Robbins. John: 100, 108.112, 109, 114, 110.116 Roberts, David: I 04, 112. 114 Ropers. Bob: 30 Ropers, Michele: 36, 37, 92, 9 Ropers, Stacy: 100, 1 1 2 Rose, Amy: 36 Rose, Patty: 14 Rose, Stanley: 14 Roskamp, Shelly: 27 Ruffcorn, Melynie: 104, 109, 1 10 Rust, Adrienne: 1 00, 106, 108, 1 1 3, 109, 111, 115, 114, 110, 116 Saparsee. Dennis: 30 Samples, Anpela: 3, 48, 49, 70, 86, 95, 77 Samples, David: 3 Samples, Kelly: 104, 108 Schaffer, Alan: 2, 9, 14, 69 Schaffer, Steve: 104. 108 Schnelle, Steve: 104, 108 Schrader, Kevin: 8, 1 4, 54, 61, 68, 69, 72,83,84, 85,89,64,65,66 ?Schrieter, Louis pchulte. Dawn: 43, 44, 74, 86, 75, 79 Schultz, Gary: 27, 1 15 teeals. Brad: 14,61,72, 84, 85, 60, 20, 65 Shaffer. Carla: 49. 50, 86. 92, 93, 94, 9 fl Shaffer, Carol: 36, 74, 82, 86, 75, 90, 91 Shaffer, Christine: 14, 74. 82, 86, 75, 20 Shaffer, Donna: 1 00, 115, 114 'haffer, LaVern: 24 haffer, Mike: 100, 101 hand. Brian: 37, 89 ank, Sindy: 47, 49, 75, 92, 93, 95 oop, Misstia: 104, 108 rader, Huph: 24 Shriver, Kent: 1 4, 84, 85 Shupcjf Ashley: 9, 14, 21, 76 Shupe, Dean: 104 ShupcL Marcia: 14, 17, 53, 82, 83, 86, 92,93, 18,20,63,66,91,96 Miupe, Sherry: 43, 59, 88, 79 Siebers. Doup: 43, 73, 76 Sill, Lisa: 32, 49, 80. 86 Simmons, Robert: 49, 89 A Sims, terrene: 28, 100 Smith, Cheryl: 98, 100, 108, 113, 116 Smith, Eric: 100 Smith, Lesley: 104, 108, 113, 109, 116 Smith, Susie: 37, 59, 70, 83, 86, 113, 20, 77 Smith, Theresa: 3, 100, 108 Sparks. Allen: 49 Sparrow, Leo: 49, 89 Spath. Amy: 43, 86 Spillman, Patty: 43 Spillman, Peppy: 49 Spohr, Benjamin: 27, 89 Stark, Dale Ann: 100 Stark, David: 43, 82,95 Starman, Gwen: 9. 14, 17. 82, 93, 18, 21. 22, 56 Starman. Patti: 13, 15, 18, 20 Steffen, Cameroon: 100 Win ice: 49, 86, 95 imcs: 27, 84 e, Lynne: 105 .toll. Daryl: 2, 37, 84,85 Stoll, Rodney: 49, 84 Stout, Janice Stratton, Kevin: 37. 84, 85, 89 Sullivan, James: 101 Sullivan, Joe: 49 Sullivan. Patty: 43 Tanner, David: 105, 109, 110 Tenhouse, Cheri: 49, 59, 70, 74, 75, 90, 92,93,63,96 Tenhouse, Diane: 70 Thornton, John: 34, 37, 84, 89, 76 Tieken, Stacie: 36, 37, 54, 55, 58, 86, 95 Timme, David: 49 Trautvetter, Scott: 49, 105, 11 2 Trautvetter, Steve: 2, 105, 1 1 2 Trautvetter, Nancy: 30 Trautvetter, Tonja: 49, 80, 86, 90, 77 Trent, Mark: 12, 15, 84 Trent. Scott: 43, 84, 85 Tripp. Brad: 2, 49, 89 Truebe, Rex: 29, 76 Turnbauph, Diane: 15. 71). 7 75.63. 18, 79 an H Ven . auph. Robert: 105, 108, 109 Valeu, Dana: 105, 113 Valeu, David: 105, 112 VanRIair, Steve: 1 5, 22 ertloh, Bernie: 43, 68, 73, 76 Yeot, Sarah: 37, 52, 80, 95, 108 Vest, Susan: 104, 105, 1 13, 109, 110 ' Gocse: 16, 59, 68, 69, 125, 21, V76 Y’onBurp. Diane: 105 YonBurp, Robert: 100 j Y onderheide, Cathy: 43, 4 t Yonderheide, Cheryl: 34, 37, 77 Y onderheide, Peg ||| 107 Yoorhis, Aria Jean: 1(73 107 Voorhis, David: 100 Yoorhis, Leslie: 105, 108, 1 1 Voorhis, Nancy: 100, 107, 113 Voss, Rodney: 105 Vrandenburp. Sherry: 30 Walker, .Marilyn: 29 Walton, Teresa: 37, 95 Warninp, Bernice: 30 Warninp, Carla: 37, 88 Watson, Mark: 37, 54, 68, 69, 78 Watson, Paul: 105, 108, 109, 110 Watts, John: 105 Waits, Linda: 3, 50, 70, 86, 95 Walts, Rhonda: 105 alts, Ronnie: 43 Wear, Darin: 32, 50, 73, 84, 89, 76 Weber. Gary: 26, 68 Weber, Elizabeth: 26, 90 Weeks. Derrick: 26, 90 Weitnauer, Alycia: 37 Wellman, Ed: 50, 89, 92, 93, 94, 96 W ellman, Mike: 15, 17, 89, 66 Wemhoner, Richard: 50 W est, Courtney: 43 West, Gary: 100, 11 4 W est, Terry: 100 Whipps, Eric: 37, 61, 68, 69, 72, 84 W hipps, Leonard: 30 W hitaker. Andrea: 43, 75, 90, 92, 93, 95 W hitaker, Anpela: 37 W hilaker, Jeff: 43. 82, 89. 95 W hitaker, Julie: 98, 100, 113, 109, 11 4 W iese, Robin: 15,82, 18, 20, 21 Wietholder, James: 100, 101, 116 W ietholder, Tammy: 105, 115 W iley. Brenda: 37, 92, 93 W iley, Carla: 100, 108, 109, 110 Wilson, Shari: 12, 15, 1 7, 54, 80, 86, 95, 180 Wilson, Van: 29, 61, 72, 76, 57 W infield, Bryon: 32, 43 Winfield, Stephanie: 100, 108 Withrow, Cecil: 27, 77 Withrow, Cindy: 105, 108, 109 W ittier. Sandra: 105, 108, 113, 109 Wittier, Terry: 13, 15, 52, 53, 54, 55 W ollbrink, Lisa: 1 5, 21 Wollbrink, Marpe: 30 W ollbrink. .Mark: 43, 68 Woodruff, Anpela: 50, 80, 90, 95, 127, 77 Woodruff, Dean: 24 A W oodworth, Dennis: 105, 106, 108, 109, 114, 110, 116 W oodworth. Doup: 50 W oodworth, Sue: 29, 45, 74, 79, 57 W oodworth, Teresa: 105, 108 W oolfolk, Lisa: 43, 75, 86 W oolfilk, Terri: 50 W ray, Michael: 100, 114 , Shari: 105, 106, 108, 113, 109, L ns, no 43, 86 9,110 15, 17 83, 94, 96 Wunp, Beth Anne: 34, Younp, INDEX — As we build a bright future, these hallways are filled with memories. Taylor Publishing Company |Insite( ' «i V. V.. «%'v w. V 'V V —v' ' ' w '- • ' ' — _j t V 4 • • I _ - t -y --• ■ «a '� . i — • •• . - , . ■ % I.—' A. 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