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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

I gymnasium! Bag UNITY H� e« SCHOOL OMHl NtTY UfT � «►■ � « , ‘SCRAPBOOK-’£ lMUfniY Hi-Lites Jj“ty High Scho, Mendon, Ulinois volume XXYV L 'A Stacy Smith looking sly. r--------7 CONTENTS Staff ...................3 Scrapbook 15 Seniors ................27 Juniors ................47 Sophomores 55 Freshmen 61 Middle School 67 Organizations 75 Activities .............95 Sports ................107 Ads ...................123 ____A The 1984 Unity Hi-Lites is dedi- cated to Mrs. Rosemary Jenkins, for her many years of service and devotion to the students of Unit District 4. Mrs. Jenkins is loved by all for her friendliness and will- ingness to lend a helping hand. Mrs. Jenkins attended Western Illinois University and graduated from Carthage College. She taught at Webster School at West Point, Washington School at Loraine, and Loraine Elementary bfore coming to Unity. She has been a teacher in Unit 4 for 30 years. She enjoys watching students’ re- actions to different situations and she stated that every day was differ- ent and challenging. She enjoys teaching and recommends it as a profession. The students and faculty wish to thank Mrs. Jenkins for her dedica- tion to excellence and we all appre- ciate the positive way she has affect- ed our lives. We wish her the best in the future and many more happy years at Unity. 4 — DEDICATION DEDICATION — 5 ADMINISTRATION BOARD Mr. Myron Pilatz, Middle and High School Principal Mr. Hugh Shrader, Administrative Assistant Mr. Louis Schreiter, Superintendent of Schools School Board: Row 1 (L to R): Jack Curry, LaVerne Shaffer, Conrad Blackburn. Row 2: Tom Leeper, Ed Shroeder, Elvin Gronewold, Not Pictured: Paul Bruenger. 6 — STAFF WORKING HARD Betty Breitwieser- Geography Jane Beck- English Keith Buchen- Business Karla Joell Butcher- Chorus Gary Brickman- Athletic Director, P.E. STAFF — 7 Martha Danglade- History William DeMont- H.S. Band Ann Fisher- Special Education Kathy Hyer- Art Rosemary Jenkins- M.S. English Jean Lubbe- Librarian Richard Lask- M.S. Band Caryn Mackenzie- Paul Meier- Counselor Student Teacher, P.E. Brian Paynic- Science David Rigsbee- Math Shelly Roskamp- Librarian Ben Spohr- Industrial Arts STAFF — 9 Dana Spratt- Science Nancy Starman- M.S. Math Jim Stevens- Ag Rex Truebe- Driver Education Marilyn Walker- M.S. Janet Wellman- English Special Education Mr. Stevens: AND THEY’RE OFF!!!! � � The Gang Is All Here: Rigsbee, Starman, Nesbit Best, Fischer, Walker, McClelland, Jenkins, Lubbe Roskamp, Breitwieser, Kretzer Mr. Spohr: How does this thing work? Mrs. Breitwieser: “Two, not Four!!' Mrs. Kunz?? That’s what I said. (Mr. DeMont) 12 Whose idea was this assembly anyway? (Wellman, Fischer, Beck, Woodworth, Truebe, Meier, Roskamp, Buchen) ABOVE: Sue Kerker: “All good men must come to the aid of their country.” SECRETARIES: (L to R) Mary Nisbet (Middle School Office). Sue Kerker (Office of the Superintendent), Carolyn Hussong (Bookkeeper). Not Pictured: Ethel Finlay (High School Office). COOKS: (L to R) Martha Klauser, Jeannie Cantrell, Sandy Kretzer. BELOW: Martha Klauser, Sandy Kretzer: Pat-a-meatloaf, pat-a- meatloaf. STAFF — 13 SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR BUS DRIVERS • Mr. Burle Brown • Mrs. Helen Harms • Miss Ardith Clair • Mr. Junior Kenady • Mr. Keith Detrick • Mr. Dale Emery • Mr. Carey Elston • Mr. Everette Martin • Mrs. Cindy Gervais • Mr. Dean Palmer • Mrs. Berdie Guthrie • Mrs. Nancy Trautvetter • Mr. Gerald Graff • Mrs. Bernice Warning JANITORS: Dennis Sagarsee, Jerry Graff, Gary Dedert. Bus Mechanic: Dan Howard 14 — STAFF NEW ADDITIONS DANCE TEAM: (L to R) Dayne Fryrear, Shaila Archer, Cary Agard, Angie Speer, Amy Blackburn, Angie Woodruff, Deanna Fryrear, Shari Wray, Donna Duncan, Michelle Agard, Tammy Agard, Lisa Cantrell, Julie Frazier, Cheri Tenhouse. Not Pictured: Chris Wise, Erin Janssen. PEP CLUB: (L to R) Row 1: Amy Penn, Lisa Adair, Chris Asher, Cary Agard, Gina Kuhn, Chris Wise, Trudi Butler, Carolyn Austin, Natalie Morley, Cindy Shaffer, Miss Spratt; Row 2: Michelle Agard, Susan Vest, Missy Maglioacchetti, Peggy Ohnemus, Tanya Brueck, Angie Speer, Cara Bainum, Erin Janssen, Dayna Fryrear, Peggy Jenkins, Roni Duke, Michelle Hendrickson; Row 3: Donna Duncan, Mary Janssen, Angie Laymon, Vickey Lackey, Kelly Porter, Amy Blackburn, Missty Shoop, Beth Hilgenbrinck, Deanna Fryrear, Kelly Samples, Shari Wray, Diana Harms, Karen Oenning, Laurie Emery; Row 4: Tonja Trautvetter, Cheryl Gooding, Julie Frazier, Shari Orr, Jackie Barnes, Cheri Tenhouse, Lisa Cantrell, Angie Woodruff, Shaila Archer, Carla Shaffer, Tammy Agard, Pam Daugherty, Bev Karch, Lisa Sill, Angel Samples. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: (L to R ) Lisa Sill, Julie Frazier, Natalie Morley, Shari Orr, Lisa Cantrell. 16 — SCRAPBOOK AT UNITY WEIGHT CLUB: (L to R) Row 1: Steve Trautvetter, Donna Duncan, Missy Element, Laura Murfin, Jackie Barnes, Shelly Murfin, Scott Trautvetter; Row 2: Eric Rabe, David Tanner, David Muegge, Josh Brueck, John Howell, Eric Barnett, Rob Davis, Mike Williams; Row 3: Mr. Paynic, Doug Gooding, Mike Wray, Kevin Beck, Louis Janssen, Dennis Blickhan, Les Frazier, Brian Karch, Scott Bruenger. Every year brings new additions to Unity. This year three new orga- nizations came into being and work was begun on a new section of the high school. The Dance Team performed sev- eral routines at halftime during the basketball season. The teams in- cludes sixteen girls who practiced after school with Miss Dana Spratt. The largest of the three groups, the Pep Club, has 52 members. It’s primary goal has been to improve the Mustang Spirit. One way they achieved this was by sponsoring Spirit Week. This provided activi- ties in which students who wanted to show school spirit could partici- pate. Pep Club is sponsored by Miss Spratt. The third new organization is sponsored by Mr. Brian Paynic. The Weight Club has 24 members, both young men and women. They meet after school to lift weights to improve their physical condition. The fourth new addition is the building onto the middle school that will be part of the new high school. This new addition will house the industrial arts and ag shop and five classrooms. SCRAPBOOK— 17 DILIGENT WORK IN DISGUISE ifojtbauc� ',(’ Carolyn Austin .in study hall! Joe Althoff pays close attention. Linda Watts at the word processor. 18 — SCRAPBOOK Mark Halcomb runs through the gears. Chris Blickhan, Andy Reardon: A rare moment. is tudying Troy Howlett figures his angles Pam Daughterly, why is Mr. Pilatz laughing? BEST AND WORST OF 1984 20 — SCRAPBOOK — Most Confusing Hairdo! Boy George, Mr. _ T. Mouthiest Stand-In: The Woman Everyone Loves To Hate Joan Rivers. Most Least Respected Comedian: Rodney Dangerfield Most Annoying T.V. Shows Love Boat, Buffalo Bill, Cheers, We’ve Got It Made, Dallas, Etc, Etc., Etc. Eddie t— “Gumby” Murphy Brooke Shields I I I I I I Favorite Actors and Actresses of 83-84 i i i i i i I l Most Popular Comedians: Eddie Mur phy, Richard Pryor. Olivia-Newton John Quickest Fad To Fail - The Valley Girl Enough of Being Gagged With The Infamous Spoon. Most Controversial Event: The Marines Involve- ment In Beirut. Most Asked For Christmas Gift: Computers and Cabbage Patch Dolls. Richard Gere 21 WHERES THE i ii i 1 Singer Jackson I I I I I . . . . Michael i i i i i i i i i i i i BEEF? Fitness Craze that has — everyone hoping ..... — Aerobics ... MOST POPULAR Rock Groups Culture Club - Karma Cameleon Talking Heads - Burning Down the House Men At Work - Overkill, Land Down Under Van Halen - Jump Def Leppard - Rock of Ages, Foolin’ Quiet Riot - Metal Health, Come on Feel the Noize Daryl Hall and John Oats - Adult Education Crazes To Kill For....Cabbage Patch Dolls and Designer Sunglasses National Headlines: Winter and Summer Olympics, Presidential Election (Hart, Mondale, Jack- son, Reagen) Yes, Unity is an exciting place to be. Not only do you have a place to make friends, get a good education, and become active in sports. Unity has all kinds of ac- tivities to provide a little more excitement in our everyday lives. Tractor races, sponsored by FFA, have become a tradition among UHS classes (see pics. 1, 4, 7,8) and the Home Economics classes have a pre-school in the Spring (see pic. 2). While high school students got ready for Homecoming, middle school students had a different program than usual- an aerobics class! (see pics. 3, 9, 16). Assemblies given by Dick Dur- bin and Trooper Jerry Alltop and Socko were the talk of Unity for awhile. All present will remem- ber Mr. Pilat’s scuffle with this trained dog (see pics. 10,11,12). Student Council Week con- cluded with Unity’s version of the Olympics. Two days of fun and competition in games that will never be found under the eternal flame (see pics. 13, 14, 15). Yes, Unity is a great place to be! UNITY TAKES GREAT STRIDES IN SPORTS 24 — SCRAPBOOK ■■ riii 1: Weight lifters Josh Brueck, John Howell, Eric Barnett. 2: Donna Duncan receives the ball while teammates get ready for the set up. 3: Cheerleaders Suzi Vest, Michelle Agard, Peggy Jenkins watch the game. 4: H.S. Volleyball Team: Shari Wray, Jean Hadsell, Barb Maas, Theresa Smith, Melissa Neil, Michelle Agard, Cindy Guthrie, Paula Gordley, Diana Harms, Donna Duncan, Amy Blackburn, Coach Rosemary Brickman. 5: Tim McClelland shoots for two. 6: Girls from the Freshman volleyball team present trophies to Mr. Pilatz. 7: Trophies won by the volleyball team are presented to the school. 8: Tim McClelland gives his all in the long jump. 9: Paul Hibbert makes a basket for UHS. 10: Gail Gronewold, Cary Agard: bump and ready to spike! 11: Carla McClelland concentrates on a serve. 12: Barb Koehler, JoJo Maglioacchetti, Missy Blackburn practice before a game. 13: Brien Ohnemus plays the field. 14: M.S. Volleyball Tournament Team: (Row 1) Stacy Smith, Missy Blackburn, Ronna Duesterhaus, Kim Caley, (Row 2) Stacy Trautvetter, JoJo Maglioacchetti, Kim Kunz, (Row 3) Carla McClelland, Kelle Cornwell, Barb Koehler, Debbie Haistings, Lisa Shaffer, Maggie McMullen. 15: The girls basketball team shows true grit. SCRAPBOOK — 25 AND LAST, BUT NOT LEAST 1: Unity Girls: Pam Daugherty, Bev Karch, Jackie Barnes, Angel Samples, Carla Shaffer. 2: Jody Reid spiffed up and ready to go to the SAA banquet. 3: Senior Class Council: Front (L to R) Annette Fee, Peggy Muegge, Shaila Archer, Susan Butler; Top: Carla Shaffer, Tonja Trautvetter. 4: Shari Orr looking for her next dance partner. 5: Jackie Barnes, Eric Barnett and Dennis Blickhan making plans for a wild week-end. 6: Flag Squad: (L to R) Donna Duncan, Tammy Agard, Cheri Tenhouse, Leslie Smith, Missy Kelent 26 — SCRAPBOOK S' | � | • ---'iH.'jO Ote VvK iOo O A Ub v vw V' 28 — SENIORS A- % p 7 Y_cr. Hwy - YZt 7; m friUSC C 6 i? J � SENIORS. J- 29 Chris ftliekhan Paul ft rad ley {Joshua jC. JJrueck Zhontas D. Cantrell Annette dee {Julie Jrazier {Jeff Duesterhaus CLASS OF 1984 — 31 JCisa (joedereis Cheryl Gooding 'Deb Guthrie fieri ffean Hadsell Shane Hamilton Urenda .Hendrickson Debbie Hendrickson Dori Henze fjohn C. Howell 32 — CLASS OF 1984 Kelly McCabe Howell David Humke Urenda Jordan Angie Karch Ueverly Karch Khonda S. Kinntan Dusty Dish Uarb Maas Eric Mayfield CLASS OF 1984 — 33 Peggy Muegge Caura Mur fin Zim fluit Hrieu Okuenius {Jody Reid Mgel Samples Murk Pruuty Carla S. Shaffer 34 — CLASS OF 1984 Study Shank Hrad Zripp Cindy S. Wakef ield jCisa Sill Kob Simmons Kodney Stoll Kenny Warning CLASS OF 1984 — 35 Cheri Zenhouse Zonja Zrautvetter Sd Wellman Richard Wcmhoncr jCinda Watts 'Darin Wear Derrick Weeks Doug Woodworth 36 — CLASS OF 1984 Renea Wyatt Angie Woodruff serous 1. A good Chewing Out!!! 2. This is the way its done, says Susan. 3. Lets see some legs Ladies!!!! 4. Is this student abuse or WHAT????? 5. How do they work in that mess? 6. Always taking a break from Shorthand! 7. A lonely lost soul. 8. Jackie really getting into her book! 9. Hey guys, Look who’s talk- ing to us. 10. All tied up at another meet- ing. 11. Fix it QUICK!!!!!! SENIORS 37 SENIOR AWARDS Unity PTA Scholarship ........... Student Council Award ........... Yearbook Award .................. Typing Award .................... Business Award .................. Accounting Award ................ Homemaking Award ................ Science Award ................... Art Award ....................... Concert Band Award .............. Boys’ Athletic Award ............ Girls’ Athletic Award ........... Danforth Foundation “I Dare You” Award .............. D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award ... American Legion Citizenship Award School Citizenship Award ........ ........Susan Butler ......Debbie Guthrie ...........Jody Reid .......Paula Gordley .... Tonja Trautvetter .............Shari Orr .........Angie Karch ........Carla Shaffer ......Susan Butler Cheryl Gooding ..... Joshua Brueck Laura Murfin .....Jeff Duesterhaus .... Tonja Trautvetter Debbie Hendrickson Darin Wear ......Susan Butler Joshua Brueck ... Kenny Warning Cheri Tenhouse ......Carla Shaffer Jody Reid SENIORS UNITY HONORS IT’S SCHOLARS 1: SAA: Renea Wyatt, Tammy Agard, Carla Shaffer, Peggy Muegge, Cheri Ten- house, Tonja Trautvetter, Jody Reid, Debbie Guthrie, Debbie Hendrickson, Julie Frazier, Shari Orr, Shaila Archer, Jean Hadsell. 2: Darin Wear. 3: Laura Murfin, Josh Brueck. 4: Carla Shaffer. 5: Cheri Tenhouse. 6: Jeff Duesterhaus. 7: Susan Butler. 8: Jody Reid. 9: Josh Brueck. 10: Debbie Hendrickson. SENIORS — 39 StNICC HIM suillis 40 Peggy Muegge, Darin Wear -Friendliest Laura Murfin, Chris Blick- Shaila Archer, Brien Oh- han -Shyest nemus -Fox Wolf Shari Orr, Kenny Warning- Best Dressed Kelly Howell, Brien Ohnemus-Class Clowns Cindy Wakefield, Brien Ohnemus-Prettiest Eyes Shaila Archer, Darin Wear- Cutest Smile Lisa Cantrell, John Howell- Class Couple Shari Orr, Tim Nutt-Most Spoiled SIUM IHRCUCU Carla Shaffer, Jody Reid-Most Studies Tonja Trautvetter, Jody Reid-Most Likely to Succeed Barb Maas, Jeff Duester- haus-Most Athletic Tonja Trautvetter, Eric Mayfield-Most Orga- nized Angie Woodruff, Mark Prunty-Most School Spirit Peggy Muegge, David Humke-Contributed Most Annette Fee, Josh Brueck- Most Polite Debbie Hendrickson, David Humke-Easily Embarrassed Debbie Guthrie, Jeff Dusterhaus-Class Showoff SENIORS — 41 SENIOR TRIP 42 — SENIORS 1. Angie patiently waiting for the end results. 2. He Rick!!! Did you see that chic? 3. Well, what next? 4. Shari and Annette trying to keep up the conversation. 5. Lisa posing for the cover of PEOPLE magazine. 6. All in a day’s work. 7. Getting some quick nourish- ment before the days begin- ning. 8. Can’t we have any peace at all!!!!! 9. Rick and Darin eating more than their share of pizza. 10. Kenny TO KANSAS CITY 1. See what happens to teachers when you let them go? 2. Did you think we were really going to watch baseball? 3. Getting ready to go home. 4. Now we know their true ages. 5. Don’t you dare take that pic- ture. 6. Getting in a few winks. 7. The end of our journey. 8. Packing up to leave Worlds of Fun. 9. Did you see that guy???? 10. What’s happening?? SENIORS — 43 Graduation 44 — SENIORS The Final Step We’re finally out on our own. Rev. Burtch, Rev. Fischer, Tom Leeper, Mr. Pilatz, Mr. Schrieter. SENIORS — 45 Kelly Howell-“I really Did it!” Cheryl Gooding receiving a congratulatory hug. One last picture together. Md Play . . And 1. 1001 ways to be bored!!!! 2. Renea, hard at work. 3. Tonjas best side. 4. Will they ever stop???????????? 5. Is Cheryl Confused again??? 6. Here’s to YOU Pizza Hut. 7. Art again?????? 8. Lets light a fire guys 9. Let’s Drag!!!!! 10. Hi! Mr. Rogers, will you be my friend???? 11. You do it like that????? 46 — SENIORS JUNIORS Renee Barry expresses her feelings Amy Blackburn Tony Bowles Scott Bruenger Connie Cook 48 — CLASS OF ’85 Debbie Corrigan Brian Davis Donna Duncan Laura Fre Karen Frese Paula Gordley One More Year At U.H.S. And We Will Try To Do Our Best Cindy Guthrie (Pres.) Paula Gordley (Vice Pres.) Geri Mayfield (Sec.) Mark Harms (Treas.) Cheryl Smith (Hist.) Tim McClelland (S.C.R.) CLASS OF ’85 — 49 BIG JOHN ROBBINS!!!!! Rose Halcomb Liz Hamilton Mark Harms M-' . | I Ha! Ha! Scott Bruenger takes the checkered flag! Paul Hibbert Peggy Howell Troy Howlett Larry Hull 50 — CLASS OF ’85 Mike McClelland has to guess who this kiss is from! Debbie Corrigan, Amy Blackburn: discuss their plans for the Junior pages of this yearbook. £LAgg Qp .g5 _ - Terri Jackson Mary Janssen Shelly Jenkins Denise King Tim Kinman Vicki Lackey Paul Hibbert: He works down to the last drop. Angie Laymon 52 — CLASS OF ’85 John Robbins Stacy Rogers Adrienne Rust Donna Shaffer Mike Shaffer Cheryl Smith Debbie Corrigan, Julie Whitaker are in the sign business during Homecoming. Stacy Rogers, Mike McClelland enjoy the tractor races. Paul Hibbert receives a motherly kiss at a pep assembly. James Wietholder Carla Wiley Michael Wray Brian Karch CLASS OF ’85 — 53 IN MEMORY OF RICHARD HUMKE 1967-1983 I’VE LOVED THESE DAYS Now we take our time so nonchalant And spend our nights on what we want We dress our days in silken robes The money comes The money goes. W’e know its all a passing phase And I’ve Loved These Days! We light our lamps for atmosphere And hang our hopes on chandeliers We’re going wrong, we’re gaining weight We’re sleeping long, and far too late. And so its time to change our ways But I’ve Loved These Days!! So before we end and then begin We’ll drink a toast to how its been A few more hours to be complete A few more times on satin sheets A few more times that I can say I’VE LOVED THESE DAYSH3S! SOPHOMORES “CLASS OF 86” Edward Adair Michele Agard Stacy Beeler John Bennett Mark Orr: I’ve got it made now! Dennis Blickhan Tena Boyles John Bradley Tanya Brueck Michele Carolan Jadi Caster Rob Cheney Rusty Corrigan Kevin Crider Bill Daugherty 56 — CLASS OF ’86 WE’RE HALFWAY THERE Todd Moore, Stacy Beeler, Dan Deming: We’ve seen better things in our Eric Rabe: WHAT? Were you talking to time. ME? Jerry Reid: SHE did it! Robert Davis Todd Davis Chris Dittmer Laurie Emery Les Frazier Deanna Fryrear Kim Emmert Dean Erke Todd Emery Doug Gooding Diana Harms Beth Hilgenbrinck Bill Hilgenbrinck Louis Janssen CLASS OF ’86 — 57 Tammy Wietholder, Dana VaLeu, Jill Miller, Missty Shoop: OK, now here’s the plan David Muegge Rob Davis: Why ME? Far Left: Come on, Denny. Let’s go. (Todd Davis, Denny Woodworth) Middle: Giving us one of his in- nocent looks. (Rob Cheney) Karen Oenning David Roberts Mark Orr Dean Robbins Mike Poling Melinie Ruffcorn Eric Rabe Jerry Reid Kelly Samples Steve Schnelle David Dana VaLeu: Whatever you do, don’t tell Mom! Les Frazier, Deanna Fryrear: Praise the Lord! CLASS OF ’86 — 59 Lesley Smith David Tanner Scott Trautvetter Steve Trautvetter Bobby Turnbaugh Dana VaLeu David VaLeu Suzy Vest Peggy Vonderheide Leslie Voorhis Michele Carolan, Peggy Vonderheide: Hurry, Mr. P. is coming! Mike Williams 60 — CLASS OF '86 Sandra Wittier Dennis Woodworth Teresa Woodworth Shari Wray Lisa Adair Cary Agard Renee Ahlemeier Joe Althoff Chris Asher Carolyn Austin Vicki Baker FRESHMEN Cara Bainum Monte Barry Cathy Beck Trudi Butler Jim Calvert Scott Clair Allen Cook Janet Cook Paula Cornwell Ray Courtois Leanne Crow Diana DeJaynes Danny Deming 62 — CLASS OF ’87 Roni Duke Andrea Echternkamp Jeff Egan Jerry Ellerman Dale Erke Susan Franks Dayna Fryrear Gail Gronewold CLASS OFFICERS: (L to R) Greg Sandidge (Reporter), Alan Stoll (Pres.), Joann Venvertloh (S.C. Rep.), Cathy Beck (Sec.), Dayne Fryr- ear (V.P.), Cindy Shaffer (Treas.). Arthur Grubbs Clay Hamilton Kent Harness Michelle Hendrickson Missy Element Kathie Howard Kirk Inman Erin Janssen Peggy Jenkins Robert Johnston Gina Kuhn Jane Lentz CLASS OF ’87 — 63 Amy Mixer Natalie Morley Karen Meyers Kelly Nieders Kim Orr Becky Palmer Kevin Reiter We’ve got enthusiasm! Karen Meyers: Time to wake Kim Orr: Caught by sur- prise. Tammi Trautvetter: You wouldn’t dare! JoEll Rice Amy Rogers Greg Sandidge Rachel Seals Cindy Shaffer Roby Sharpe Darren Shupe Becky Smith Angie Speer Sharon Stodgel Alan Stoll Tammi Trautvetter 64 — CLASS OF ’87 Joann Venvertloh Ron Wemhoner Wayne Whittaker Dave Wilson Chris Wise Jill Woodruff THANKS TO OUR CLASS SPONSORS! JANE BECK KEITH BUCHAN Daryl Woodworth (L to R) Greg Sandidge, Alan Stoll, Erin Janssen, Monte Barry, Allen Cook, Darren Shupe, Chris Wise: This is how you make a float! Ron Wemhoner, Ron Wittier, Ray Courtois: The Three Musketeers. Wayne Whitaker: Who’s he trying to kid? Kim Orr: What’s really on her mind? The Brady Bunch-minus-one: Ron Wittier, Angie Speer, Ron Wemhoner, Jill Woodruff, Dayna Fryrear. Jerry Ellerman, Greg Sandidge: Could they be future doctors? r Trudi Butler: I’m so sure. 66 — CLASS OF ’86 Carolyn Austin, Joe Althoff: Did you hear the one about.? Radelle Ahlemeier Cheryl Althoff Kevin Anderson Connie Appledorn Eric Archer Nichole Arnold Lori Atkins “Working hard, or Sleeping hard?” (C. Blickhan, T. Neisen, R. Buss) Jacquelyn Bley Craig Blickhan Susan Blickhan Richard Buss Kim Caley Brad Cameron Jenny Cook 68 — CLASS OF ’88 Heather Cramm Colin Curry Bobbi Daugherty Clifford Daugherty Kristin Davidson Susan Davis Ronna Duesterhaus Brent Gronewold Debbie Haistings Mark Halcomb Brenda Hamilton Tina Hamilton Tyrone Hill Joe Howell Jeffrey Hull Tonya Hull Kelly Hummel Heather James Barbara Koehler Beth Kubecka Kimberly Kunz CLASS OF ’88 — 69 Bryan Lackey Maglioacchetti Joe Mayfield Tonya McCleary Maggie McMullen Joe Miller Tonya Moore Having Some Fun!! (E. Archer, D. Voorhis, J. Mayfield) What is this thing? (D. Roberts) 1 ■■ ■S vU Marcy Rogers Amy Schnelle Amy Schone Lisa Shaffer Jeff Shrader Crystal Smith Stacy Smith Jay Stone Deloris Sutton Shawn Tallcott Darren Randy Voss Beth Voorhis Wietholder 71 Riase your hands if your sure (K. Hummel, L. Ohnemus, A. Schnelle) Melissa Atkins Bradly Baker Brad Begeman Stacy Bergman Peggy Blickhan Eric Blum David Brewer Eric Bristow Billy Burch SEVENTH HEAVEN That’s Us! Brenda Burwinkel Ounnar Caster Suzanne Castle Marla Commons Jeff Conover Kelle Cornwell Kimberly Crawford Kim Dietrich Holly Duke Michael Dunham Lois Emery Philip Fryrear Heather Gilland Aaron Goodwin 72 — CLASS OF ’89 Scott Gordley Lance Heaton Scott Kelly ' r Susan Muegge Shelly Gordy x- Gail Klauser Shawna Neil Trade Gronewold Michele Houghton Lance Neisen Robin Houghton Jennifer Koehler Brien Niekamp Kasey Hummel Aimee Kubecka Jeff Oenning Brenda Hawe Michael Jackson Carla McClelland Andrea Heaton Trent Johnsey Jimmy Monroe L-isa Lisa Ohnemus Randolph What are you looking at Trent? (T. Johnsey) CLASS OF ’87 — Kim Russel Carla Rust Anais Shriver Dennis Sparks Marshall Steffen Greg Sutton J. C. Treaster Kim VanDonge •Julie Vass Linda Wakefield Amy Wietholder Cindy Wietholder Paulette Woodworth Tracy Wyatt Victor Yancy 74 — CLASS OF ’89 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Row 1: Dusty Lish, Rick Wemhoner, Brien Ohnemus, Tim Nutt, Paul Bradley, Shane Hamilton, Dale Kern. Row 2: Chris Blickhan, Brad Tripp, Andy Reardon, Doug Woodworth, Mark Prunty, Darin Wear, Robert Cheney. Row 3: Roby Sharpe, David Wilson, Jerry Ellerman, Derrick Weeks, Rob Simmons, Rodney Stoll, Rick Binger, Mark Dempsey. Row 4: Wayne Whittaker, Alan Stoll, Gary Nelson, Brian Davis, Louis Janssen, Bill Hilgenbrinck, Rusty Corrigan, Scott Trautvetter. Row 5: Kent Harness, Joe Althoff, Les Frazier, Mark Orr, Steve Trautvetter. OFFICERS: Brien Ohnemus (Pres.), Dusty Lish Shane Hamilton: If all else fails, glue it! (V.Pres.), Tim Nutt, (St. Coun. Rep.), Paul Bradley (Sec.), Rick Wemhoner (Treas.). 76 — ORGANIZATIONS ART CLUB Row 1: Robert Johnston, Cheryl Gooding, Rachel Seals, Rochell Sharpe, Kim Orr, Trudi Butler, Lisa Cantrell, Susan Butler. Row 2: Ron Wittier, Ray Courtois, Tony Bowles, Joell Rice, Jill Woodruff, Joann Venvertloh, Gail Gronewold, Row 3: Mrs. Hyer, Scott Clair, Donna Shaffer, Cindy Wakefield, Mark Prunty, Jackie Wakefield, Peggy Ohnemus, Tammy Wietholder, Eric Mayfield, Paul Watson, Kent Harness. Row 4: Bev Karch, Kelly Samples, Teresa Woodworth, Dana VaLeu, Angie Speer, Jadi Caster, Tena Boyles, Laura Frederick. Art Club Members chow down at the Old Spaghetti Factory in St. Louis. OFFICERS: Mrs. Hyer (Sponsor), Cheryl Gooding (S.C. Rep.), Bev Left: Rachel Seals definitely has a question. Karch (Pres.), Mark Prunty (V. Pres.), Teresa Woodworth (Sec.), NOT Right: Bev Karch can’t stand the excitement! PICTURED: Jackie Barnes (Treas.). ORGANIZATIONS — 77 EDITOR: Donna Shaffer ASST. EDITOR: Jody Reid Tonja Trautvetter looks at a yearbook for ideas. Row 1: Tammy Wietholder, Laurie Emery, Erin Janssen. Row 2: Jody Reid, Cindy Weitholder, Dana VaLeu, Lisa Sill, Tammy Agard, Tonja Trautvetter, Amy Blackburn, Angel Samples, Kim Kunz, Debbie Corrigan. Row 3: Bev Karch, Chris Wise, Cary Agard, Michele Agard, Pam Daugherty, Angie Speer. SPONSORS: Lucinda Kunz, Kathy Hyer. 78 — ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Scott Bruenger, Carla Shaffer, Cheri Tenhouse, Peggy Muegge, Debbie Guthrie, Mrs. Breitwieser. Row 2: Shaila Archer, Cheryl Gooding, Annette Fee, Tammy Agard, Lisa Cantrell, Mark Prunty, Donna Duncan. Row 3: Laura Murfin, Alan Stoll, Mark Orr, Kevin Beck, Joann Venvertloh, Todd Davis. Row 4: Vicki Lackey, Natalie Morley, Cindy Guthrie, Tim McClelland, Denny Woodworth, David Humke. Row 1: Scott Bruenger, Treasurer. Row 2: Cheri Tenhouse, Historian; Peggy Muegge, Vice-President; Debbie Guthrie, President; Carla Shaffer, Secretary. The 1983 - 84 Unity High School Student Council began the year plan- ning for the exciting Homecoming Pa- rade and Dance. The theme for this year was Cartoons. They also spon- sored the Spirit Games, for the classes, leading up to the weekend activities. During Christmas and Easter, they provided movies for the students to enjoy. The movies were entitled “What Ever Happened to Baby Jane” and “The Sting.” Student Council Week was held March 19 - 23. As a money making activity, they spon- sored their annual Spaghetti Dinner April 8 1984. The sponsors are Ben Spohr and Betty Breitwieser. Officers Section 13 FFA Officers: Tim McClelland (Vice President), James Wietholder (Treas.) State Farmer Candidates: Mark Dempsey (Sr.), Scott Bruenger (Jr.), Tim McCleland (Jr.) Public Speaking: Jr. - Sr. Extempo- raneous: Tim McClelland (lst-Sec- tion) 1983 Star Greenhands: David Muegge, Craig Shaffer, (Co-Winners) Greenhands: Scott Clair, David Wilson, Greg Sandidge, Joe Althoff, Darren Shupe, Alan Stoll Row 1: James Weith- older, Tim McClelland, Donna Duncan, Scott Bruenger. Row 2: Mark Orr, Rodney Stoll, Dean Erke, Da- vid Muegge. 80 — ORGANIZATIONS FFA Row 1: Mr. Stevens, Rodney Stoll, Tim McClelland, James Weitholder, Donna Duncan, Scott Bruenger, David Muegge, Mark Orr, Dean Erke. Row 2: Larry Hull, Scott Clair, Alan Stoll, David Wilson, Louis Janssen, Allen Cook, Greg Sandidge. Row 3: Jeff Egan, Dale Erke, Joe Althoff, Craig Shaffer, Dennis Blickhan, Eric Rabe, Rodney Voss, Dean Shupe. Row 4: Dusty Lish, Kirk Inman, Darren Shupe, Steve Schnelle, Steve Trautvetter, Les Voorhis, Bill Hilgenbricnk, Robbie Warning. Row 5: Tim Nutt, Darin Wear, Mark Prunty, Jeff Duesterhaus, Doug Woodworth, Rob Davis, Kevin Crider, David VaLeu. Row 6: Eric Barnett, Mike McClelland, Stacey Rogers, Kenny Warning, Mark Dempsey, Scott Trautvetter, Tim Kinman. Row 1: Mrs. Kennedy, Diana Harms, Lesley Smith, Angel Samples, Jackie Barnes, Barb Maas; Row 2: Becky Palmer, Kelly Samples, Deanna Fryrear, Dana VaLeu, Lori Henze, Bev Karch, Tammi Trautvetter, Angie Speer, Susan Franks- Row 3: Natalie Morley, Dayna Fryrear, Amy Penn, Mary M. Janssen, Chris Wise, Amy Rogers, Roni Duke, Jane Lentz! Diana DeJaynes; Row 4: Tonya Trautvetter, Pam Daugherty, Lisa Sill, Vicky Lackey, Peggy Ohnemus, Laurie Emery, Michelle Hendrickson, Chris Asher, Kim Orr; Row 5: Tanya Brueck, Kim Emmert, Missty Shoop, Debbie Corrigan, Rhonda Kinman, Lisa Goederis, Vicky Baker; Row 6: Julie Whittaker, Sharon Stodgel, Cheryl Smith, Leanne Crow, Lisa Adair, Erin Janssen, Gina Kuhn, Cara Bainum, Carla Shaffer. FHA OFFICERS: Row 1: Angel Samples (Pres.), Jackie Barnes (S.C. Rep.) Row 2: Diana Harms (Treas.), Lesley Smith (V.P.), Barb Maas (Sec.). Mock Wedding: (Barb Maas, Paul Hibbert) Are you serious? You’re kidding, right? ORGANIZATIONS — 81 LIBRARY CLUB Back Row (L to R): Kenny Warning, Larry Hull, Tammy Wietholder, John Bradley, Julie Frazier, Greg Sandidge, Terri Jackson, Mrs. Roskamp. Middle Row: Michelle Kern, Donna Duncan, Trudi Butler, Alan Stoll, Julie Whittaker. Front Row: Carla Shaffer, Susan Butler, Cindy Shaffer. Tammy Wietholder giving advice on how to care for books. Officers: Carla Shaffer (Pres.), Susan Butler (V. Pres.), Donna Duncan (S. C. Rep.), Cindy Shaffer (Sec Treas). 82 — ORGANIZATIONS Susan Butler patiently waiting on John Rob- bins. CHORUS CHORUS Row 1: Jackie Wakefield, Cindy Wakefield, Miss Butcher, Rose Halcomb, Carla Wiey. Row 2: Becky Palmer, Missty Shoop, Angie Laymon, Debbie Corrigan, Vicki Lackey, Kelly Porter, Jackie Barnes, Rochele Sharpe, Michelle Kern. The Chorus has participated in two contest, the Solo and Ensem- ble Contest which was held in Beardstown, they took three En- sembles and two Solos. They also participated in the Chorus Con- test of which is held in Bushnell- Prairie City, and they always have two to three concerts year around. Chorus is a challenging and exciting experience. Row 1: Kelly Porter (Pres.), Jackie Barnes (Vice-Pres.). Row 2: Rochele Sharpe (Report Historian), Cindy Wakefield (Sec.), Carla Wiley (Treasur- er), Vicki Lackey, (Student Council). H.S. CONCERT BAND FRONT ROW: Suzy Vest, Paula Cornwell, Carla Shaffer, Cary Agard, Michelle Agard. SECOND ROW: Kim Emmert, Cindy Shaffer, Shari Wray, Dean Erke, Troy Howlett, Ed Wellman, Sharon Stodgel, Tonya Brueck, Jill Miller. THIRD ROW: Andrea Echternkamp, Dale Erke, Vickie Baker, Cindy Guthrie, Kevin Beck, Dean Robbins, Carolyn Austin, Renee Ahlmeier, Ed Adair, Laura Murfin, Mark Harms, Shelley Murfin, Paul Watson. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Blickhan, Diana Harms, Melynie Ruffcorn, Bob Turnbaugh, Josh Brueck, Amy Mixer, Cathy Beck. FRONT ROW: Kevin Beck, Student Council Rep; Josh Brueck, WHAT! Mr. DeMont in a suit? Property Manager; SECOND ROW: Carla Shaffer, Sec Treas.; Cindy Guthrie, President; Shari Wray, Vice President; Jill Miller, Reporter Historian. 84 — ORGANIZATIONS ROW 1: Melynie Ruffcorn, Sharon Stodgel, Jill Miller, Tonya Brueck, Cary Agard, Michelle Agard, Carla Shaffer. ROW 2: Diana Harms, , Suzy Vest, Kim Emmert, Dale Erke, Vickie Baker, Paula Cornwell, Cindy Shaffer, Andrea Echternkamp. ROW 3: Jody Reid, Troy Howlett, Dean Erke, Shari Wray. ROW 4: Shelley Murfin, Laura Murfin, Paul Watson, Ed Adair. ROW 5: Ed Wellman, Dennis Blickhan, Kevin Beck, Dean Robbins, Cindy Guthrie, Carolyn Austin, Renee Ahlmeier. ROW 6: Joshua Brueck, Bob Turnbaugh, Cathy Beck, Amy Mixer. Play those drums! ORGANIZATIONS — 85 UNITY HIGH SCHOOL On Tuba - Bob Turnbaugh, Joshua Brueck. Row I - Melissa Klemet, Tammy Agard, Donna Duncan, Andrea Echternkamp, Carolyn Austin, Michelle Agard, Diana Harms, Suzy Vest, Shari Wray, Cheri Tenhouse, Leslie Smith. Row 2 - Dale Erke, Tonya Brueck, Vicky Baker, Jill Miller, Carla Shaffer, Cary Agard, Cindy Shaffer, Paula Cornwell, Kim Emmert. Row 3 - Dennis Blickhan, Dean Robbins, Shelley Murfin, Paul Watson, Ed Adair, Mark Harms, Laura Murfin, Cindy Guthrie, Renee Ahlmeier. Row 4 - Amy Mixer, Cathy Beck, Troy Howlett, Dean Erke. Joshua Brueck takes a break between songs. Suzy Vest - “This is so boring” 86 — ORGANIZATIONS MARCHING MUSTANGS ORGANIZATIONS — 87 FRONT ROW: Carla Shaffer, Pres.; Paula Cornwell; Troy Howlett, Co-Manager; Jody Reid; Kim Emmert; Dean Erke. SECOND ROW: Ed Adair; Mark Harms; Renee Ahlmeier; Cindy Guthrie, Sec. Tres.; Renea Wyatt; Dean Robbins; Cindy Shaffer, Hist.; Laura Murfin, V-Pres. S.C. Rep.; Shelley Murfin; Mr. Richard Lask, Director ON LADDER: Denny Woodworth; Josh Brueck, Co-Manager. 88 — ORGANIZATIONS ROW 1: Ronna Duesterhaus, Heather James, Bobbi Daugherty, Stacy Smith, Carla McClelland, Anais Shriver. ROW 2: Kim Crawford, Kim Kunz, Eric Blum, Todd Robbins, Tracy Wyatt, Susan Blickhan, Holly Duke, Brenda Burwinkel, Shawna Neill, Crystal Smith. ROW 3: Heather Pate, Kevin Anderson, Stacy Trautvetter, Heather Cramm, Kelle Cornwell, Rodelle Ahlemeier, Tonya McCleary, Julie Vass, Colin Curry, Shawn Dickerman. ROW 4: Mr. Lask, Tracie Gronewold, Chuck Bartlett, Heather Tenhouse, Peggy Blickhan. OFFICERS: Susan Blickhan, Pres.; Ronna Duesterhaus, V. Pres.; Stacy Smith, Sec.; Tonya McCleary, Tres.; Bobbi Daughterly, Student Council Rep.; Peggy Blickhan, Prop. Man. Holly Duke, Hist. 89 MIDDLE SCHOOL MARCHING BAND Row 1: Kim Calev, Amy Schone; Row' 2: Ronna Duesterhaus, Carla McClelland; Row 3: Shawn Dickerman, Shelly Gordy, Lori Sutton, Barb Koehler- Row 4: Kim Kunz, Eric Hill. Kevin Smith, Eric Blum. Travis Knox. Tonya McCleary, Aimee Kubecka, Colin Curry, Don Robbins, I racy Wyatt Susan Blickhan, Karrie Neill. Todd Robbins, Mr. Lask; Row 5: Allison Peter, Tisha Meyer, Stacy Trautvetter, Heather Cramm, Kristen Cornwell, Trey Bryson, Kim Van Donge, Rodelle Ahlemeier, Julie Vass, Heather Pate, Kevin Anderson, Richard Klusmeyer; Row 6: Kim Crawford. Lanette Anderson, Jeff Conover, Lana Dedert, Rhonda Adair, Peggy Blickhan, Melanie Wilson, Chuck Bartlett, Tracie Gronewold. Lon Cornwell, Heather Tenhouse, Monica Wilson. Kim Harness; Row 7: Heather James, Holly Duke, Shawna Neill, Crystal Smith. Brenda Burwinkel, Lisa Ohnemus. JoJo Maglioacchetti. Lisa Randolph. Jennifer Koehler, Bobbi Daugherty, Stacy Smith, Tonya Kendrick, Kari McCabe, Randy Lomax. BAND OFFICERS: Rodelle Ahlemeier, Susan Blickhan, Kim Kunz. 90 _ ORGANIZATIONS MAJORETTES: Carla McClelland, Ronna Dues- terhaus. Front: (L to R) Kim Caley, Amy Schone; Row 1: Jennifer Koehler, JoJo Maglioacchetti, Aimee Kubecka, Kim VanDonge, Shawn Dickerman, Shelly Gordy, Lori Sutton, Barb Koehler, Melanie Wilson, Lisa Randolph, Lisa Ohnemus. LEFT: The Saints go marching on at Homecoming. BELOW: Kim Caley, Amy Schone: Left, Right, Left, Right. ORGANIZATIONS — 91 MIDDLE SCHOOL PEP BAND Row 1: Carla McClelland, Anais Shriver, Holly Duke, Brenda Burwinkel, Crystal Smith, Bobbi Daugherty, Stacy Smith, Ronna Duesterhaus, Mr. Lask; Row 2: Heather Cramm, Kelle Cornwell, Kim Kunz, Tracy Wyatt, Susan Blickhan, Kim Crawford, Stacy Trautvetter, Rodelle Ahlemeier, Heather Pate; Row 3: Chuck Bartlett, Heather Tenhouse, Peggy Blickhan, Tonya McCleary, Julie Vass. Row 1: Tracy Wyatt, Bobbi Daugherty, Susan Blickhan, Brenda Burwinkel; Row 2: Heather Tenhouse, Heather Cramm, Tonya McCleary, Kim Kunz, Rodelle Ahlemeier, Peggy Blickhan. 92 — ORGANIZATIONS MIDDLE SCHOOL JAZZ BAND MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: (L to R) Bobbi Daugherty, Amy Schnelle, Melanie Wilson, Mark Halcomb; Row 2: Ronna Duesterhaus, Jenny Cook, Stacy Smith, Missy Blackburn, Mrs. Starman; Row 3: Shawn Dickerman, Gunnar Caster, Doug Woodruff, Danny Roberts. Not Pictured: Marshall Steffens. ’83-’84 OFFICERS President: Ronna Duesterhaus Vice President: Missy Blackburn Secretary: Stacy Smith Treasurer: Amy Schnelle Historian: Melanie Wilson Ronna Duesterhaus, Amy Schnelle: What are you Danny Roberts: We caught you red- doing, Ronna? handed! ORGANIZATIONS — 93 MIDDLE SCHOOL LIBRARIANS Top Row (L to R): Colin Curry, Bobby Daugherty, Stacy Trautvetter, Greg Sutton, Mark Halcomb, Jeff Schrader. Middle Row: Mrs. Lubbe, Ty Hill, Cheryl Althoff, Beth Wietholder, Stacy Smith, Brad Cameron Bottom Row: Dean Robbins, Kris Davidson, Kelly Hummel, Nicole Arnold, JoJo Maglioacchetti. CHEERLEADERS AND COLTS GIRLS Cheerleaders Row 1: Heather James, Amy Schnelle, Lisa Ohnemus. Row 2: Melanie Wilson, Laurie Atkins, Amy Schone Colts Girls: C-Paulette Wood- worth, O-Carla Rust, L-Missy At- kins, T-Lois Emery, S-Michelle Houghton. HOMECOMING DANCE TOP LEFT: Brian Davis, Paula Gordley, Paul Hibbert, Cindy Guthrie, Michael Wray, Geri Mayfield, Tim McClelland, Stephanie Peters, King David Humke, Queen Lisa Cantrell, Luke Beeler, Scott Bruenger, Shaila Archer, Shari Orr, Darin Wear, Jeff Duesterhaus, Brien Ohnemus THINGS TO REMEMBER DATE: OCT. 1, 1983 TIME: 8-11 p.m. BAND: KGRC 92.9 MY DATE WAS: OTHER MEMORIES: Crown Bearers: Luke Boeler Stephanie Peters 96 — ACTIVITIES Paul Hibbert Cindy Guthrie Michael Wray Geri Mayfield Brian Davis Paula Gordley ACTIVITIES — 9 THE REAL MUSTANG SPIRIT Senior Float (1st Place) Patiently waiting to get started Sophomore Float (2nd Place) Freshman Float (4th Place) Junior Float (3rd Place) Varsity Cheerleaders Showing their Spirit 98 — ACTIVITIES Senior spirit piling up! Pulling towards victory. Gus is going to help the Mustangs! ACTIVITIES — 99 SADIE HAWKINS DANCE November 12, 1983 Tim Nutt has trouble putting on his boots The 1983 Queen Deanna Fryrear and her escort. From top to bottom: Deanne Fryrear, Bill Hilgenbricnk, James Weitholder, Cindy Guthrie, Jerry Ellerman, Debbie Hendrickson, Paul Bradley, Chris Wise Luke Bealor and Janelle Paynic Mr. Paynic and his daughter Doug Gooding, Jill Woodruff, Laurie Emery, Geri Mayfield, Cathy Beck CHRISTMAS DANCE Donna Duncan Tim McClelland December 16th Tonja Trautvetter Brian Ohnemus Jeff Duesterhaus, Paul Bradley, Andy Reardon Attendlnte Teresa Woodworth Doug Gooding Attendants Karen Myers Ray Courtios Beth Hilgenbrinck is PUNKIN’ OUT!!!!! STUDENT COUNCIL WEEK Mark Orr: An that’s the truth! Pbbt! Beth Hilgenbrinck: Santa’s elf is watching! Brian Davis: Now what! Bounce it or hatch it? Sophomore class members run for the roses? Renea Wyatt, Brenda Hendrickson, Rick Wemhoner, David Humke: Scarf down that pizza! Les Frazier bites the dust. Shaila Archer: Seniors won! Tammy Agard, Debbie Guthrie: And the winner is .. Cathy Beck: The tail end of the spoon and string race. ACTIVITIES — 103 PROM Straight From The Heart. Cary Agard and Mark Prunty Court: L to R- John Howell, Lisa Cantrell, Queen Laura Murfin, King Josh Brueck, Lisa Sill, Rodney Stoll, Crown Bearers Karen Rigsbee, Jamie Agard. The Three Musketeers Dancing - All night long. 104 — ACTIVITIES Mr. Wilson telling another TALL tale. Peggy Muegge and Shaila Archer predict the Seniors future. Reception Committee- Jill Miller, Michelle Agard, Craig Shaffer. V- The Final Battle Karen Rigsbee Jamie Agard Carla Shaffer and Curt Cannell enjoying their night together. Tronja Trautvetter and Lisa Sill taking a breather. ACTIVITIES — 105 SPRING DANCE Left to right: Ron Wemhoner, Dayna Fryrear: Rusty Corrigan. Sandy Wittier: Mark Harms, Shelly Jenkins; KING: Rodney Stoll QUEEN: Lisa Sill Raymond says, “This is so boring!!” Mary J„ Chris A., Carla W. GET DOWN!!!! f ■“ FOOTBALL Senior Cheerleaders - top to bottom - Debbie Guthrie, Tonja Trautvetter, Lisa Sill. INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Most Valuable - Jeff Duerterhaus Most Improved - Mike Wray Leading Rusher - Mike Wray Most Outstanding: Offensive Lineman - Stacy Rogers Defensive Lineman - Eric Barnett Offensive Player - Mike McClelland Defensive Back - David Humke Brien Ohnemus 108 — SPORTS Varsity Cheerleaders - top to bottom - Lisa Sill, Shelly Jenkins, Tonja Trautvetter, Debbie Guthrie, Angie Neisen. Varsity - front row - Steve Trautvetter, Todd Davis, Scott Trautvetter, David Muegge, Louis Janssen, Bill Hilgenbrinck, Les Voorhis, Rusty Corrigan, Eric Rabe, Bobby Turnbaugh. Row 2 - Coach Brickman, Denny Woodworth, Andy Reardon, John Howell, Jeff Duesterhaus, David Humke, Brien Ohnemus, Tim Nutt, Paul Bradley, Mark Orr. Row 3 - Scott Bruenger, Mark Harms, Kevin Beck, Stacy Rogers, Eric Barnett, Mike McClelland, Brian Davis, Michael Wray, Brian Karch, Les Frazier, Dennis Blickhan. Senior Players - top row - David Humke, Brien Ohnemus, Tim Nutt. Bottom row - Paul Bradley, John Howell, Jeff Duesterhaus. Junior Varsity Row 1 - Steve Trautvetter, Daryl Woodworth, Ron Wemhoner, Scott Trautvetter, Kirk Inman, Ron Wittier, Raymond Courtois, David Muegge. Row 2 - Jerry El- lerman, Bill Hilgen- brinck, Rusty Corri- gan, Todd Davis, Mark Orr, Les Voor- his, Eric Rabe, Scott Clair. Row 3 - Coach Paynic, Joe Althoff, Dennis Blickhan, Les Fra- zier, Denny Wood- worth, Louis Jans- sen, Bobby Turnbaugh, Coach Haschmeyer. The Mustangs completed their most successful campaign since 1976, with a 5 win and 4 loss season. After losing nine seniors from the 1982-83 year,' little was expected of the Mustangs. However, after a disappointing 18-6 loss against Astoria in the opening game, the Mustangs smashed Beard- stown 28-0 and Central 20-7. A heart breaking 7-6 loss to Carthage in our Homecoming game followed. But the Mustangs posted wins over Warsaw 12-0 and 7-0 and a season ending vic- Left: Coach Brickman shaved his head for a winning season. Right: Bradley and Harms discussing their next move! Above: J. V. Cheerleaders - left to right - Peggy Jenkins, Tanya Brueck, Suzy Vest, Chris Wise, Trudi Butler. tory over Rushville 14-6. GAME SCORES TEAM WE THEY Astoria 6 18 Beardstown 28 0 Central 20 7 Carthage 6 7 Warsaw 12 0 Hamilton 7 46 Brown County 0 12 Warsaw 7 0 Rushville 14 6 SPORTS — 109 V o L L E Y B A L L Varsity Row 1: Diana Harms, Jean Hadsell, Cheri Tenhouse, Barb Maas, Tammy Agard, Michele Agard; Row 2: Amy Blackburn, Donna Duncan, Melissa Neil, Theresa Smith, Cindy Guthrie; Row 3: Deanna Fryrear, Paula Gordley, Shari Wray. VARSITY The Varsity enjoyed a winning season of 14 wins, 10 losses. As many as 11 different players started for the team at various points in the season. Highlights of the season were the second place finishes in the Liberty and Central Tourneys. WIN LOSS RECORD Southeast W Payson L Clochester W Monroe City W Liberty W Hamilton L Liberty Inv. 2nd Warsaw W QHS L Carthage L Central Inv. 2nd Hannibal W Central L Plymouth W Rushville W QND L Most Valuable Player- Barb Maas Most Improved Player- Michele Agard Best Server- Diana Harms All Conference 1st Team- Melissa Neil All Conference 2nd Team- Diana Harms Hon. Mention-Amy Blackburn, Barb Maas All Tourney Team- Liberty- Diana Harms, Donna Duncan All Tourney Team-Central- Diana Harms, Donna Duncan Senior Players: (L to R): Jean Had- sell, Tammy Agard, Cheri Tenhouse, Barb Maas. JUNIOR VARSITY The “83” squad compiled a 10-5 record and a 2-2 record in the West Central Conference. The team of 1 Junior, 7 Sophomores, and 12 Fresh- man, was lead by Michelle Agard and Deanna Fryrear. Michelle lead the team in serving per- centage with 97%. Top setters for the J.V. were Shari Wray and Missy Maglioacchetti. The Freshman compiled a 5-4 record and did a super job as they finished with 2nd place in the 8-team Hamilton Freshman Tournament. Discussing the situation .. . Michelle getting ready for a spike! Everyone getting last minute instructions ... Junior Varsity Row 1: Cary Agard, Missy Maglioacchetti, Deanna Fryrear, Beth Hilgenbrinck, Kathy McMullen, Sandy Wittier; Row 2: Dayna Fryrear, Natalie Morley, Tammi Trautvetter, Cara Bainum, JoAnn Venvertloh, Jill Woodruff; Row 3: Coach Sue Woodworth, Cathy Beck, Gail Gronewold, Michele Hendrickson, Roni Duke, Carolyn Austin, Vicky Lackey. SPORTS — 111 BASKETBALL VARSITY: (L to R) Kenny Warning, Mark Harms, Denny Woodworth, Mike McClelland, Paul Hibbert, John Robbins Tim Nutt, Tim McClelland, Jeff Duesterhaus, Eric Barnett, Darin Wear; Front: Coach Van Wilson, Mark Halcom (mgr.). 1 Senior members: (L to R) Kenny Warning, Tim Nutt, Jeff Duesterhaus, Darin Wear. BELOW: Mike M. shows his skill! RIGHT: A suspensful moment on the rim. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: (L to R) Angie Woodruff, Li Sill, Tonja Trautvetter, Tammy Agard, Amy Blackburn, Don Duncan. SPORTS .I. V JUNIOR VARSITY: Front: Gary Brickman, Coach. (L to R) Ron Wittier, Rob Warning, Todd Davis, Denny Woodworth, Kris Dittmer, Mark Orr, Jerry Reid, Bill Hilgenbrinck, Ray Courtois, Jerry Ellerman. SPORTS — 113 ACTION-the name of the game. FRESHMEN TEAM: Row 1: (L to R) Ron Wittier, Jerry Ellerman, Kent Harness, David Wilson, Dale Erke, Kirk Inman; Row 2: Coach Buchen, Ray Courtois, Allen Cook, Joe Althoff, Darren Shupe, Greg Sandidge. JV CHEERLEADERS: (L to R) Trudi Butler, Peggy Jenkins, Suzy Vest, Michelle Agard, Beth Hilgenbrinck, Tanya Brueck. GIRL’S BASKETBALL VARSITY: Front: Julie Whitaker, Debbie Corrigan (Stats.) Back Row: Jill Woodruff, Laurie Emery, Cathy Beck, Mary M. Janssen, Brenda Hendrickson, Sindy Shank, Andrea Echternkamp, Barb Maas, Tammy Wietholder, Peggy Muegge, Diana Harms, Missty Shoop, Melissa Neil. SENIOR PLAYERS: Row 1: Brenda Hendrickson, Peg- Sindy Shank: Give it your best shot! Brenda Hendrick- gy Muegge. Row 2: Sindy Shank, Barb Maas. son: I’m waiting! 114 _ SPORTS WE’RE 1 JUNIOR VARSITY: Row I: Jill Woodruff, Laurie Emery, Tammy Wietholder, Andrea Echternkamp, Michelle Hendrick- son, Kathy Beck, Erin Janssen. Row 2: Dayna Fryrear (Stat), Joann Venvertloh (Stat.), Karen Meyers, Kelly Samples, Coach Tim Kreinberg, Sharon Stodgel, Amy Rogers, Rachel Seals (Stat.), Gail Gronewold (Stat.). LI ■! U1 Mary M. Janssen, Sindy Shank, Peggy Muegge, Melissa Neil, Missty Shoop, Brenda Hendrickson, Diana Harms, Barb Maas: The basketball team puts on the ritz. Sindy Shank Diana Harms: All in favor, raise your right hand. Peggy Muegge: Raise your hands if you’re sure. SPORTS — 115 Row 1: Steve Trautvetter, Ronnie Wittier, Wayne Whitaker, Jerry Eilerman, Robert Davis, Dean Shupe, Steve Schnelle. Row 2: Mark Prunty, Todd Davis, Bill Hilgenbrinck, Louis Janssen, Brian Davis, John Howell, Darin Wear, Paul Bradley. Row 3: Coach Wilson, Rick Wemhoner, Brien Ohnemus, Jeff Duesterhaus, Mike McClelland, Denny Woodworth, Les Frazier, Coach Truebe. SENIORS-Row 1: John Howell, Darin Wear, Paul Bradley. Row 2: Mark Todd putting everything he’s got into. Prunty, Rick Wemhoner, Brien Ohnemus, Jeff Duesterhaus. 116 — SPORTS SOFTBALL Starting from left to right: Row 1: Jill Woodruff, Joanne Venvertloh, Carolyn Austin, Renee Ahlemeier, Natalie Morley, Tammi Trautvetter, Roni Duke, Gina Kuhn. Row 2: Kathy McMullen, Cathy Beck, Angie Speer, Susan Vest, Chris Wise, Laurie Emery, Peggy Vonderheide, Monica McCabe, Diana Harms. Row 3: Coach Brickman, Donna Duncan, Cheryl Gooding, Julie Frazier, Tonja Trautvetter, Paul Gordley, Cheri Tenhouse, Peggy Muegge, Tammy Agard, Amy Blackburn. The six Senior’s are: Tammy Agard, Julie Frazier, Peggy Muegge. Row 2: Cheryl Gooding, Cheri Tenhouse, Tonja Trautvetter. The Unity High Mustangs experienced another fine sea- son after a slow start with the Mustangs losing 5 games in a row and ending the season with a record near 500. Unity 18 West Pike 5 Unity 12 Perry 13 Unity 7 Warsaw 6 Unity 3 Cathage 15 Unity 3 Hamilton 9 Unity 15 Brown Co. 16 Unity 9 Rushville 19 Unity 2 Warsaw 5 Unity 8 Central 7 Unity 5 Central 2 Unity 14 Brown Co. 6 SPORTS — 117 TRACK Josh Brueck with the handoff. LEFT: Senior members: Josh Brueck, Andy Reardon. BELOW: Row 1: Ed Adair, David Muegge, Josh Brueck, Andy Reardon, Michael Wray, Paul Watson; Row 2: Mr. Paynic, Tim McClelland, Allen Cook, Greg Sandidge, Mark Harms. 118 — SPORTS Row 1: (L to R) Lori Blanchett, Deanna Fryrear, Michelle Carolan, Tena Boyles, Michelle Agard, Erin Janssen, Sharon Stod- gel, Trudi Butler, Cary Agard, Dayna Fryr- ear; Row 2: Mrs. Woodworth, Pam Daugh- erty, Angie Karch, Laura Murfin, Michelle Hendrickson, Andrea Echternkamp, Mary M. Janssen, Lisa Adair, Barb Maas, Angel Samples, Shelly Murfin. Ready to get started! TRACK Senior members: Pam Daugherty, Laura Murfin, Angie Karch. SPORTS — 119 MIDDLE SCHOOL TRACK Row 1: Jay Hadsell, Phil Fryrear, Shawn Dickerman, Trent Johnsey, Eric Bristow, Joe Mayfield. Row 2: Colin Curry (mgr.), Gunnar Caster, Danny Roberts, Joe Howell, Dusty Tenhouse, Chuck Bartlett, Jeff Hull. Row 3: Jeff Oenning, Keith Hoing, Brian Niekamp, Shawn Tallcott, Ty Hill, Greg Poling. Row 1: Julie Vass, Lois Emery, Carla McClelland, Kim Caley, Melanie Wilson. Row 2: Peggy Blickhan, Marla Commons, Anais Shriver, Kelle Cornwell, Holly Duke. Row 3: Lisa Ohnemus, Ronna Duesterhaus, Debbie Haistings, Missy Blackburn, Amy Schone. 120 — SPORTS MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL EIGHT GRADE: Row 1: (L to R) Doug Woodruff, Danny Roberts, Eric Archer, Todd Robbins, Jimmy Nichols, Colin Curry, Dusty Tenhouse. Row 2: Coach Truebe, Darren Voorhis, Joe Howell, Ty Hill, Brad Cameron, Trent Niesen, Wayne Beeler, J. C. Treaster (Mgr.) SEVENTH GRADE: Row 1 (L to R): Lance Niesen, Eric Bristow, Trent Johnson, Shawn Dickerman, Greg Sutton. Row 2: Coach Truebe, Brian Niekamp, Brad Begeman, Tim Koch, Scott Gordley, Jeff Oenning, J. C. Teaster (Mgr.) SPORTS — 121 8th grade team: Row 1 (I to r); Stacy Trautvetter, Tonja McCleary, JoJo Maglioacchetti, Barb Koehler, Maggie McMullen, Kim Caley; Row 2; Cary Agard (Helper), Brenda Hamilton, Radelie Ahlemeier, Kimberly Kunz, Cheryl Althoff, Donna Duncan (Helper); Row 3; Stacy Smith, Ronna Duesterhaus, Missy Blackburn. Debbie Haistings, Lisa Shaffer, Heather Cramm, Tonja Hull. The Middle School Volleyball Team had the best season ever — go- ing to the State Tournament with a record of 16-0. The 8th grade team had a two-year record of 29-1. The Tourna- ment team won the Quincy tourna- ment and the IESA Sectional and end- ed up with an overall record of 16-1 after being defeated by New Lenox in the first round of play at the State Tournament in Lewistown on March 17. The very successful Middle School Volleyball program was coached by Rosemary Brickman. MIDDLE SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL “Sectional Champs” 7th grade team: Row 1 (1 to r); Carla McClelland, Kelle Cornwell, Trade Gronewold, Holly Duke; Row 2; Cary Agard (Helper); Row 3; Julie Vass, Lois Emery, Susan Muegge, Brenda Burwinkle, Stacy Bergman, Lana Dedert. 122 — MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS VUG GLASS WOUKS Stained Glass and Supplies Classes Custom Work Frankling Square State Gardner Expressway Quincy, 1L. 62301 — 217-228-0844 Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat: 9 to 4 Wed: 5:30 to 7 Anytime by Appointment Compliments Of Ursa, Mendon, Lima MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY — A Locally Owned Company Serving This Area Since 1873 ADS — 123 Compliments of NEIL OIL CO. INC. 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Admissions: Admission is granted on the basis of secondary school achievements, ACT or SAT scores, and recommendation of a counselor or principal. Quincy, Illinois 62301 217-222-8020 QUINCY COLLEGE 134 — ADS SELBY Implement Co., Inc. imt(� matiomal HAftvtm 1 1195 North 24th Quincy, Illinois Phone 222-6480 IHC Sales Parts and Service G.E. Sales Parts and Service Three new high performance models International • 5088-136.1 PTO hp' • 5288-162.6 PTO hp‘ • 5488-185 PTO hp” Best Wishes from MEB JOY WOLLBRINK Apartment Rental Field Tiling, Backhoe Light Dozer Service 217-964-2290 HOSPITAL • LIFE • DISABILITY • FARM • AUTO HOMEOWNERS • COMMERCIAL. • RETIREMENT A ESTATE TAX PLANNING Insurance and Investment Services 330 South 36th St., Quincy, Illinois Jim Greenwell Mendon, IL 62351 936-2711 Agent: Jim Fraizer Ursa, IL 62376 964-2468 ADS — 135 ILLINOIS STATE S5 ---- THE BANK THAT DOES MORE FOR YOU Uptown:6th Hampshire Streets Member f.d.i.c. 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Accredited by Association ol independent Colleges mo Schools Nations' Association O� Trsde and Technical Schools Accrediting Bu'ssu of Health Education Schools National Accrediting Commission of Cosmstoiogy Arts and Sc ancas GEM CITY COLLEGE 700 State Quincy Illinois 62301 Telephone: 217-222-0391 ADS — 137 VINSON SILL Lima, IL 62348 Plumbing Backhoe Service Heating Sewer Service Electrical Septic Tanks Trenching Air Conditioning Water Pumps Bottle Gas Phone: 985-5100 fcl thirst ■ i NATIONAL BANK ™ thrust Qompany of Quincy BROADWAY AT 12TH STREET • STATE AT 24TH STREET • 7333 BROADWAY P. S. CERAMICS; CRAFTS Route 96 LORAINE AGRI- (Look For Rainbow Sign) CENTER Give a gift you made yourself Supersweet feeds Classes Daily 938-4311 Lima, 111. 62348 (217) 985-4650 BEST WISHES Bud Williams, Jostens Creators of fine rings, announcements, diplomas, cap gowns, awards and yearbooks. Since 1880 KELLERS John Deere K Brand Seed 909 Main Quincy, IL Phone 228-2700 Reiter’s General Store Lima, Illinois 138 - ADS Flower Country Bruce Marla Merideth Mendon, 111. 62351 Flowers for all occasions. Plants — Gift Spring Headquarters Four Blocks North of Fire Station Where Flowers ARE Affordable BLACKBURN OIL CO. Congratulations Class Of 84 Conrad Blackburn, Owner Kevin Miller, Asst. Mgr. STEVE NOSSER FORD, INC. 4300 Broadway — P. O. Box 3584 Quincy, Illinois 62305 217-228-4400 FORD Key Rexall Drugs 3263 Quincy Mall Quincy, Illinois 62301 YOUR FULL SERVICE DRUG STORE WE MAIL PRESCRIPTIONS HEETCO 2100 North 21st Street TOM’S AUTO : wax wash • SIMONIZE POLISHING • UPHOLSTERY SHAMPOO Quincy, IL 62302 224-4406 ENGINE CLEANING ENGINE PAINTING BUFFING VINYL TOPS CLEANED Propane for Home - Farm - Industry ALL WORK HAND DONE For Sales Service, Call . . . 1310 N. 24th - QUINCY 217-223-0925” STOP IN ANYTIME FOR HAND CAR WASH “The bird of time has but a little way to fly — and lo! The bird is on the wing.” CURRY’S LEWIS HYBRIDS, INC. Box 38 Ursa, Illinois 62376 (217)964-2131 Mortuary Service Since 1927 ADS — 139 4- Hardees Qualified for all types of '1 j Soil Conservation lakes and Ponds land Clearing Site Grading LARRY KN0RR Exccvating IN THE TRI-STATE AREA Rt. 1 Fowler, IL 62338 434-8504 fel FranKLin LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY j Conservation J of energy will be an important part of your Life, Accident, Health Johnny C. Anderson R.R. 1 Loraine, IL 62349 future. As your lifestyle changes and your use of energy service changes, we’ll be there to help you use it wisely. CEWTWAL ILLINOIS EJlEl PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY people providing people with energy -V rH. (217) 223-4983 g SOVingS QUINCY. ILLINOIS 623C6 And Loan PH (217) 224-5?00 636 HAMPSHIRE 3233 BROADWAY Gfadua' .. w '9 David Amsler Faith Assembly 3300 Broadway Quincy, IL 62301 217-223-0080 YOUth are invited to attend L I F.E youth group held every Wednesday, 7pm, at the Quincy Senior High School cafeteria L I.F.E , stands for Life Is For Everyone and is lead by Minister of Youth, Dave Amsler for the Faith Assembly of Cod Church in Quincy Come lo L.I.F. 140 — ADS Adair, Edward 56, 84, 85, 86, 88, 118 Adair, Lisa 16, 62, 81, 119 Agard, Carv 16, 25, 62, 78, 83. 85, 86. 104, 111, 119, 122 Agard, Michele 16, 24, 56, 78, 84, 85. 86, 87, 105, 110, 113, 119 Agard, Tammy 16, 26, 29, 30, 39, 43, 78, 79, 86, 103, 110, 112, 117 Ahlemeier. Radelle 68. 89, 90. 92, 122 Ahlemeier, Renee 62, 84, 85, 86, 88. 117 Althoff, Chervl 68, 94. 122 Althoff. -Joe 18, 62, 66. 76, 80, 109, 113 Anderson, Kevin 68, 89. 90 Appledorn, Connie 68 Archer, Eric 68, 70, 121 Archer, Shaila 16. 26, 29, 30. 39, 40. 43, 79, 95, 96, 97. 103, 105 Arnold, Nicole 68, 94 Asher, Chris 16. 62. 64, 81. 106 Atkins, Lori 67, 68, 7c 94 Atkins, Melissa 72, 94 Austin, Carolyn 18, 62, 66, 84, 85, 86, 87, 111, 117 Bainum, Cara 16, 62, 81, 111 Baker, Bradley 72 Baker, Vicky 62, 81, 84, 85, 86 Barnes, Jackie 16, 17, 26, 29, 30, 81, 83 Barnett, Eric 17, 24, 26. 48, 52, 80, 108, 112 Barry, Monte 62, 65 Barry, Renee 48 Bartlett, Chuck 68, 89, 90, 92, 120 Beck, Cathy 61, 62, 63, 84, 85, 86, ,100, 102, 103, 111, 114, 115, 117 Beck, Jane 7, 12, 19 Beck, Kevin 17, 48, 79, 84, 85, 108 Beeler, Stacy 56, 57 Beeler, Wayne 68, 121 Begeman, Brad 19, 72, 121 Bennett, John 56 Bergman, Stacy 72, 74, 122 Best, Ken 7, 11 Binger. Rick 23, 28, 30, 42, 76 Blackburn, Amy 16, 24, 48, 51, 52, £8. 110, 112, 117 Blackburn, Conrad 6 Blackburn, Melissa 25, 68, 71, 93, 120, 122 Blanchett, Lori 119 Bley. Jacquelyn 68 Blickhan, Chris 18, 28, 30, 40, 76 Blickhan, Craig 68 Blickhan, Dennis 17, 26. 56, 80, 84, 85. 86, 108, 109 Blickhan, Peggv 72, 89, 90. 92, 120, 122 Blickhan, Susan 68, 89, 90, 92 Blum. Eric 72, 89. 90 Bowles, Tony 48, 77 Boyles, Tena 56, 77, 119 Bradley, John 56, 82 Bradley, Paul 28, 30, 76, 98, 99, 100, 101, 108, 109, 116 Breitwieser, Betty 7, 11, 79 Brewer, David 72 Brickman, Gary 7, 39, 104, 108, 109, 113, 117 Bristow. Eric 19, 72, 120, 121 Brueck, Josh 17, 24, 28, 31, 39, 41, 45, 84, 85, 86. 87, 88, 104, 118 Brueck, Tanya 16, 56, 81, 84, 85, 86, 109. 113 Bruenger, Scott 17, 19, 48, 50, 79, 80, 96, 108 Buchen, Keith 7, 12, 22, 113 Burch. Billy 72 Burwinkel, Brenda 72, 89, 90. 92, 122 Buss, Richard 68 Butcher, Karla 7, 83 Butler, Susan 26, 27, 28, 31, 39, 42, 77, 82. 104 Butler, Trudi 16, 62, 66, 77, 82, 109. 113, 119 Caley, Kini 25. 68, 90, 91, 120, 122 Calvert, Jim 62 Cameron, Brad 68, 94, 121 Cantrell, Jeanne 13 Cantrell, Lisa 16, 22, 28. 31, 40, 77, 79, 96, 97, 104 Cantrell, Tom 31 Carolan, Michelle 56, 60, 119 Caster, Gunnar 72, 93, 120 Caster, Jadi 56, 77 Castle, Suzanne 72 Cheney, Robbie 56, 58, 76 Clair, Scott 62, 77, 80, 109 Commons, Marla 72, 120, 122 Conover, Jeff 72, 90 Cook, Allen 62, 65, 80, 113, 118 Cook, Connie 48 Cook, Janet 62 Cook, Jenny 68, 93 Cornwell, Kelle 25, 72, 89, 90, 92, 120, 125 Cornwell. Paula 62. 84. 85, 86, 88 Corrigan, Debbie 49, 51, 53, 78, 81, 83, 114 Corrigan, Rusty 56, 76, 106, 108, 109 Courtois, Raymond 62, 65, 77, 101, 102, 106, 109, 113 Cramm, Heather 69, 89, 90, 92, 122 Crawford, Kim 72, 89, 90, 92 Crider, Kevin 56, 80 Crow, Leanne 62, 81 Currv, Colin 69, 89, 90. 94, 120, 121 Curry, Jack 6 Danglade, Martha 8, 12, 22 Daugherty, Billy 56 Daugherty. Bobbi 69, 89, 90, 92, 93, 94 Daugherty, Clifford 69 Daugherty, Pam 2, 16, 18, 26, 29, 31, 43, 78, 81, 119 Davidson, Kris 69, 94 Davis, Robert 17, 57, 58, 80, 116 Davis, Brian 23, 49, 76, 96, 97, 102, 108, 116 Davis, Susan 69, Davis, Todd 57, 58, 79, 108, 109, 113, 116 Dedert, Gary 14 Dedert, Lana 72, 90, 122 De Jaynes, Diana 62, 64, 81 Deming, Danny 57, 62 De Mont. Bill'8, 12. 39, 84 Dempsey, Mark 28, 31, 42, 76, 80 Dickerman. Shawn 72. 89, 90. 91, 93, 120, 121 Dietrich, Kim 72 Dittmer, Kris 57, 113 Duesterhaus, Jeff 28, 31, 39, 41, 80, 96. 97, 101, 105, 112, 116 Duesterhaus, Ronna 25, 68, 69. 89, 90. 92, 93, 120, 122 Duke, Holly 72, 89. 90. 92, 120, 122 Duke, Roni 16, 24, 63, 81, 111, 117 Duncan, Donna 16, 17, 24, 26, 49, 79, 80, 82, 86, 101, 110, 112, 117. 122 Dunham, Michael 72 Echternkamp. Andrea 63, 84, 85, 86, 87, 108, 114, 115, 119 Egan. Jeff 63, 80 Ellerman, Jerrv 19. 63. 66, 76. 100, 109, 113, 116 Emery, Laurie 16, 56, 57, 78, 81, 100', 114, 115, 117 Emery. Lois 71, 72, 94, 120, 122 Emery. Todd 57 Emmert. Kim 57, 81, 84, 85. 86, 88 Ensminger, Fred 19 Erke. Dale 63, 80, 84, 85. 86, 113 Erke, Dean 57, 80, 84, 85, 86, 88 Fee. Annette 26, 29, 31, 41. 42, 43, 79 Finlay, Ethel 13 Fischer. Ann 8, 11. 12, 43. 104 Franks, Susan 63. 81 Frazier. Julie 16, 29, 31, 39, 43, 95, 102, 117 Frazier, Les 17, 57, 59. 76. 103, 108, 109, 116 Frederick, Laura 49, 77 Frese, Karen 49, 52 Fryrear, Davna 16, 24, 63, 66, 81. 106, 111, 114, 119 Fryrear, Deanna 16, 55, 57, 59, 81, 100, 101, 107, 110, 111. 119 Fryrear, Phil 72. 120 Gilliland. Heather 72, 122 Goederies, Lisa 29, 32, 81 Gooding, Chervl 2, 16, 29, 32, 45, 77, 79, 117 Gooding. Doug 17, 57, 100. 101 Goodwin, Aaron 72 Gordlev, Paula 24, 49, 96, 97, 104, 110, '117 Gordley, Scott 73, 74, 121 Gordy, Shelly 73, 90, 91 Graff, Jerry 14 Gronewold. Brent 69 Gronewold, Elvin 6 Gronewold, Gail 24, 25, 61, 62, 77, 111, 115 Gronewold, Trade 72, 89, 90, 122 Grubbs, Arthur 63 Guthrie. Cindy 24, 49. 52, 79. 84, 85, 86, 88, 96, 97. 100, 104. 110 Guthrie, Dbbie 29, 32, 39, 41, 42, 79. 103, 108 Hadsell, Jay 73, 120 Hadsell, Jean 24, 29, 32, 39. 45, 110 Haistings. Debbie 25, 69, 120, 122 Halcomb, Mark 18. 69, 93, 94, 112 Halcomb, Rosemarie 50, 83 Hamilton, Brenda 69, 122 Hamilton. Clay 63 Hamilton, Liz 50 Hamilton. Shane 28, 32, 76 Hamilton. Tina 69 Harms, Diana 16, 24, 57, 81, 84, 85, 86. 87, 110. 114. 115, 117 Harms. Mark 49, 50, 84. 85. 86, 88, 106, 108, 109, 112, 118 Harness, Kent 63, 76. 77, 113 Harness. Kim 73, 90 Hawe, Brenda 73 Heaton. Andrea 73 Heaton, Lance 73 Hendrickson, Brenda 29, 32, 45, 103, 114, 115 Hendrickson, Debbie 29, 32, 39, 41, 42, 43, 100 Hendrickson, Michele 16, 24, 63, 81, 111, 115, 119 Henze, Lori 29, 32, 42, 43, 81 Hibbert, Paul 25, 50, 51, 53, 81, 96, 97, 112 Hilgenbrinck, Beth 16. 57, 101, 102, 107, 111. 113 Hilgenbrinck, Bill 57, 76, 80, 100, 108, 109, 113, 116 Hill, Tyrone 69, 94, 120, 121 Hoing, Keith 73, 120 Houghton, Michele 73, 94 Houghton, Robin 73 Howard, Dan 14 Howard, Kathie 63 Howell, Joe 69, 120, 121 Howell, John 17, 24, 28, 32, 40, 98, 104, 108, 116 Howell, Kelly 29, 33, 40, 45 Howell, Peggy 47, 50 Hewlett, Troy 18, 50, 84, 85, 86, 88 Hull, Jeff 69, 120 Hull, Larry 50, 80, 82 Hull, Tonva 69, 122 Humke, David 15. 28, 33, 41, 79, 96, 97, 103, 108 Hummel, Kasey 73 Hummel, Kelly 69, 71, 94 Hussong, Carolyn 13 Hyer, Kathy 8, 77, 78 Inman, Kirk 63, 80, 109, 113 Jackson, Michael 73 Jackson, Terri 2, 51, 82 James, Heather 67, 69, 89, 90, 94 Janssen, Erin 16, 63, 65, 78, 81, 115. 119 Janssen, Louis 17, 23. 57, 76, 80, 108, 109, 116 Janssen. Mary 16, 47, 51, 81. 106. 114. 115, 119 Jenkins. Peggy 16, 24, 63, 109, 113 Jenkins, Rosemary 4, 5, 8, 11 Jenkins, Shelly 5i, 98, 106. 108 Johnsey, Trent 73, 120, 121 Johnston, Robert 63, 77 Jones, Eric 58 Jordan, Brenda 29, 33 Karch, Angie 23, 29, 33, 42, 43, 119 Karch, Bev 16, 26, 29, 33. 42, 43, 77, 78, 81, 95 Karch, Brian 17, 53, 108 Kelly, Scott 73 Kennedy. Tina 8, 81 Kerker. Sue 13 Kern. Dale 28. 76 Kern, Michele 58, 82. 83 King, Denise 51 Kinman, Rhonda 29. 33, 81 Kinman, Tim 51, 80 Klauser, Gail 73 Klauser, Martha 13 Klement, Melissa 17, 26, 63, 86 Koch, Mike 58 Koch. Tim 73, 121 Koehler, Barbara 25, 69, 90, 91, 122 Koehler, Jennifer 73, 90, 91 Kretzer, Sandy 11, 13 Krienberg, Tim 8, 12, 43, 115 Kubecka, Aimee 73, 90, 91 Kubecka, Beth 69 Kuhn, Gina 16, 63, 81, 117 Kunz, Kimberly 25, 69, 73, 89, 92, 122 Kunz, Lucinda 3, 8, 12, 22, 78, 90 Lackey, Bryan 70 Lackey, Vicki 16, 51, 52, 79, 81, 83, 107, 111 Cask, Rich 4. 88, 89, 90, 92 Laymon. Angie 16, 47, 51, 83 Deeper, Tom 6 Lentz, Jane 63, 64, 81 Dish. Dusty 28, 33, 76, 80 Lubbe. Jean 9, 11, 94 Maas, Barb 2. 24, 29, 33, 41, 42, 43, 81. 110, 114. 115, 119 Mac Kenzie, Carvn 9 Maglioacchetti. JoJo 25, 70, 90, 91, 94, 122 Maglioacchetti, Missy 16, 55, 58, 111 � Mayfield. Eric 28, 33. 41. 77 Mayfield, Geri 49, 52, 96, 97, 100 Mayfield, Joe 70, 120 McCabe, Monica 117 McCleary, Tonya 67, 70, 89. 90, 92, 122 McClelland, Carla 25, 73, 89. 90, 92, 120, 122 McClelland. Mike 51, 52, 53, 80, 108. 112, 116 McClelland, Tim 24, 49, 52, 79, 80, 96, 101, 104, 112, 118 McMullen, Kathy 19, 58, 111, 117 McMullen, Maggie 25, 70, 122 Meier, Paul 9, 12, 39 Miller, Jill 23, 58, 84, 85, 86, 105 Miller, Joe 70 Mittermeyer, George 52 Mixer, Amy 61, 64, 84, 85, 86 Monroe, Jeff 58 Monroe, Jim 73 Moore, Todd 57, 58 Moore, Tonya 70 Moore, Troy 58 Morley, Natalie 16, 24, 64, 79, 81, 107, 111, 117 Muegge, David 17, 58, 80, 108, 109, 118 Muegge, Peggy 26, 29, 34, 39, 40, 41, 42, 79, 105, 114, 115, 117 Muegge, Susan 73, 122 Murfin. Laura 17, 28, 34, 39, 40, 45, 79. 84, 85, 86, 87, 88. 104. 119 ; Murfin. Shelley 17, 58, 84, 85, 86, 88. 119 Myers, Karen 64, 101, 115 Neil, Brvan 52, 101 Neil, Melissa 24, 58, 110, 114, 115 Neill. Shawna 73, 89, 90 Neisen, Angie 48, 52, 98. 108 Neisen, Lance 19, 73, 121 Neisen, Trent 68, 70, 121 Nelson, Gary 23, 58, 76 Nelson. Lisa 70 Nichols, Jim 70, 121 Nieders, Kelly 64 Niekamp, Brian 73, 120, ,121 Nisbet. Mary 11, 13 Nutt, Tim 29, 34, 40, 42, 76. 80, 99, 100. 102, 108, 112 Oenning, Jeff 73, 120, 121 Oenning, Karen 16, 59 Ohnemus, Brien 15, 25, 29, 34, 40, 76, 96, 97, 101, 102, 105, 108, 116 Ohnemus, Lisa 22, 71, 73, 90. 91, 94, 120 Ohnemus, Peggy 16. 58, 77. 81 Orr, Kim 64, 66, 77, 81 Orr, Mark 56, 59. 76, 79, 80, 102, 108, 109, 113 Orr, Shari 16, 29, 34, 39, 40, 42, 43 96 97 Palmer, Reckv 64. 81. 83 aynic. Brian 9, 17, 100, 109, 118 Penn, Amy 16, 64, 81 Pilatz, Myron 6, 15, 18. 23, 24. 39, 44, 45 Poling, Greg 70, 120 Poling, Mike 59 Porter, Kelly 16, 52, 83 Pruntv. Mark 22, 28, 34, 41, 76, 77, 79, 80, 104, 116, 143 Rabe, Eric 17, 57, 59, 80. 108. 109 Randolph, Lisa 73, 90, 91 Reardon, Andy 28, 76, 98, 99, 101. 108, 118 Reid, Jerry 57, 59, 113 Reid, Jody 19, 22, 26, 28, 34, 39, 41, 45, 78. 85, 88 Reiter, Kevin 64 Rice, Joell 64, 77 Rigsbee, Dave 9, 11 Robbins, Dean 59, 84, 85, 86, 88, 94 Robbins, John 50, 53, 112 Robbins, Tod 70, 90, 121 Roberts, Danny 70, 93, 120, 121 Roberts, David 59 Robinson, Adam 70 Rogers, Amy 64, 81, 115 Rogers, Marcy 71 Rogers, Stacy 53, 80, 108 Roskamp, Shelly 9, 11, 12, 82 Ruffcorn, Melynie 59, 84, 85 Russell, Kim 74 Rust, Adrienne 53, 142 Rust, Carla 74, 94 Sagarsee, Dennis 14 Samples, Angel 16, 26, 29. 34. 44, 78, 81, 119 Samples, Kelly 16, 59. 77, 81, 115 Sandidge, Greg 63, 64. 65, 66. 80, 82, 113, 118 Schnelle, Amy 22, 71, 93, 94 Schnelle, Steve 59, 80. 116 Schone, Amy 68. 7l, 90, 91, 94, 120 Schreiter, Lou 6, 22, 45 Schroeder, Ed 6 Seals, Rachel 64, 77, 115 Shaffer, Carla 16, 26, 28, 34, 39, 79, 81, 82, 84, 85, 86. 87, 88, 105 Shafferf Cindy 16, 26, 28, 34, 39, Shaffer, Craig 59, 80, 105 Shaffer. Donna 53. 77, 78 Shaffer, LaVern 6 Shaffer, Lisa 25, 71, 122 Shaffer, Mike 53 Shank, Sindy 29, 35, 45, 114, 115 Sharpe, Roby 64, 76, 77 Sharpe, Rochelle 59, 83 Shoop, Misstia 16, 58, 59, 81, 83, 114. 115 Shrader, Hugh 6 Shrader, Jeff 71, 94 Shriver, Anais 74, 89, 92, 120 Shupe, Darren 62, 64, 65, 80. 113 Shtipe, Dean 59, 80, 116 Sill, Lisa 16, 29, 35, 42, 78, 81, 95, 98. 104. 105, 106, 108, 112 Simmons, Robert 15, 29, 35, 76 Smith, Becky 64 Smith, Chervl 49, 53, 81 Smith, Crystal 71, 89. 90, 32 Smith, Lesley 26, 60, 81, 86 Smith, Stacy 25, 71, 89, 90, 92, 93, 94. 122 Smith, Theresa 24, 47, 53, 110 Sparks. Dennis 74 Speer, Angie 16, 64, 66, 77, 78, 81 Spohr, Ben 9. 11. 12, 76 Spratt, Dana 10, 16, 143 Starman, Nancy 10, 11, 93 Steffen. Marshall 74 Stevens, Jim 10, 11, 22, 80 Stodgel, Sharon 64, 81, 84, 85, 115, 119 Stoll, Alan 63. 64, 65, 76, 79, 80, 82 Stoll, Rodnev 29, 35, 76, 80, 104, 106 Stone, Jay 71 Sutton, Deloris 71, 90, 91, 94 Sutton, Greg 74, 121 Tallcott, Shawn 71, 120 Tanner, David 17, 19, 60 Tenhouse, Cherie 16, 26, 28, 35, 39, 79, 86, 104, 110, 117 Tenhouse, Dustin 71, 120, 121 Tenhouse, Heather 71, 89, 90, 92 Trautvetter, Scott 17, 76, 80, 108, 109 Trautvetter, Stacy 25, 60, 71, 89, 90, 92, 94. 122 Trautvetter, Steve 17, 60, 76. 80, 108, 109, 116 Trautvetter, Tammi 64, 81, 107, 111, 117 Trautvetter, Tonja 16, 26, 29, 35 39, 41, 44, 78, 81, 95, 98, 101, 105, 108, 112, 117 Treaster, JC 74, 121 Tripp, Brad 29, 35, 76 A Trueb£ Rex 10, 12, 116„|2l Turnbaugh, Robert 60, 84; 85, 86, 108, 109 Valeu, Dana 58 59, 60. 77, 81 Valeu. David 59, 60, 78, 80 Van Donge,sKim 74, 90, 91 Vass, Julie 74, 89, 90. 92, 120, 122 Venvertloh, Joann 24, 61, 63, 65, 77, 79, 111, 115,'117 Vest, Suzy 16, 19. 24. 56. 60. 84, 85, 86, 87, 102. 109. 117 Vonderheide, Peggy 60, 117. 141 Voorhis, Darren 70, 71, 121 Voorhis, Leslie 60, 80, 98, 108, 109 Voorhis, Nancy 53, Voss, Randy 60, 71 Voss, Rodney 80 Wakefield, Cindy 29, 35, 40, 77, 83 y Wakefield, Jackie 60, 77, 83 Wakefield, Linda 74 Walker, Marilyn 10, 11, 68 Warning, Kenny 2, 28, 35, 40, 42, 80, 82, 112 Warning, Robert 60, 80, 113 Watson, Paul 60. 77, 84, 85, 86, 118 . Watts, John 60 Watts, Linda 2, 18, 29, 36 Watts, Rhonda 60 Wear, Darin 28, 36, 39, 40, 42, 43, 76, 80, 96, 97, 116 Weeks, Derrick 22,129, 36, 76 Wellman, Ed 28. 36. 84, 85 Wellman, Janet 101 12, 43 Wemhoner, Rick 45, 36, 76, 103, 116 Wemhoner, Ron West, Gary 2, 53 Whitaker, Julia 53, 81, 82, 114 Whittaker, Wayne 65, 66, 76, 116 Wietholder, Amy 74. 78 Wietholder, Beth 71, 94 Wietholder, Cindy 74. 78 Wietholder, James 53. 80, 100 Wietholder, Tammy 63. 60, 77, 82, 102, 114. 115 65. 66, 106, 109 Wiley, Carla 53, 83, 106 Williams, Mike 17, 60 Wilson, David 62, 65, 80, 113 Wilson, Melanie 71, 90. 91, 93, 94. 120 Wilson, Van 10, 43, 104, 112, 116 Wise, Chris 16, 62, 65, 78, 81, 100, 109, 117 Wittier, Ronnie 65, 66, 77, 109, 113, 116 Wittier, Sandy 19, 60, 106, 111 Woodruff, Angie 16, 29, 36, 41, 4 95, 112 Woodruff, Doug 71, 121 Woodruff, Jill 24, 43, 64, 65, 66, 77, 100, 111, 114, 115, 117 Woodworth, Daryl 65, 109 Woodworth, Dennv 58, 60, 79, 88, 108, 109, 112, 113, 116 Woodworth, Doug 15, 28, 36, 76, 80, 93 Woodworth, Paulette 74. 94 Woodworth, Sue 10, 12. Ill, 119 Woodworth, Teresa 60, 77, 101 5 Wrav, Michael 17, 53, 96, 97, 108, 118 Wray, Shari 16, 24, 60, 75, 84, 85, 86, 87, 110 Wyatt, Renea 19, 28, 36, 39, 42j� -. 44. 88, 101 Wyatt, Tracy 74, 89, 90, 92 Yancy, Victor 74 143 From the Editor: The aim of this yearbook has been to bring you a story in photographs that will remind you of the activities that took place in the 1983-84 school year. It is not an easy job getting ever- ything organized. There are pictures to crop, ads to sell, copy to type, and pictures to take. Without help from a good yearbook staff, it will be an im- possible task. I would like to thank those who sacrificed their time and en- ergy to make this yearbook the best it could be and a special thanks to my Assistant Editor, Jody Reid. I would also like to thank Scott Nozawa who supplied the pictures and Ed Sugden, the yearbook representa- tive, who gave us help and guidance. A big thanks goes to all the people who supported our yearbook through the purchase of advertisements. Most of all I would like to thank Mrs. Hyer and Mrs. Kunz, the year- book sponsors, who put up with all the headaches and problems to help us produce this yearbook. Through their devotion this yearbook is possible. I hope you enjoy your yearbook and I hope it helped to preserve some of your high school memories. ' Donna Shaffer-Editor 144