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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1986 volume:

r A y v. TABLE OF CONTENTS Special Times ................P. 3 P. 13 V Staff Underclassmen P.37 P. 85 Middle School P. 99 Deck Insurance Agency • Calverts • Corrigan's Garage • Country Companies • Lloyd Daugherty Insurance ■ Gen City College • Illinois State Bank • Key Rcxall Drug • Knox Electric • Lewis Seed Company • Marcel line Farm Supply • McnJon Farm Center • Mention State Bank • Miller's TV Neil Oil Company • North Adams State Bank Scott Nozawa Photography • Pepsi-Col.i 3ottling Company • Quincy Farm Supply • Roller City Selby Implement Company • State Bank of Lima Tappe’s Sporting Goods • Unity Lancs • Ursa Farmers Co-Operative ■ Vinson 4 Sill Plumbing • Melbcrt Wollbrink | P. 121 Organizations Ads NAME THAT Lou Schreiter, Myron Pilatz. and Hugh Shrader Eric Hill and Ed Blanchett 5 Rodney Voss Accounting il Class Answers: 1. SANTA BARBARA; 2. ALL MY CHILDREN; 3. DYNASTY; 4. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW; 5. FALCON CREST; 6. DALLAS 4 - SPECIAL TIMES . . . SOAP OPERA! 3rd hour Art Class Ryan Woodruff and Ryan Koeing Billy Ogle 4A Lunch Line Mrs. Kunz Answers: 1. CAPITOL; 2. DAYS OF OUR LIVES; 3. KNOT’S LANDING; 4. ANOTHER WORLD; 5. RYAN’S HOPE; 6. GUIDING LIGHT SPECIAL TIMES - 5 Dean Robbins BACK TO THE Mikkail Gorbachev of Russia and President Reagan at Geneva Summit Talks on the Star Wars Defense. Movie of the year: ROCKY IV and A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET ($3.50) Female athlete: Mary Lou Retton Favorite music video: A-ha’s TAKE ON ME 6 SPECIAL TIMES FUTURE Farm Aid: Concert to raise money Live Aid: Concert to raise money for for farmers. the hungry. Biggest mistake: The New Coke.Biggest favor: Bring back the Old Coke. Coke Classic. Comedian: Eddie Murphy 1986 “Year of the Comet’’ Halley’s last seen 1910 MOST POPULAR OF THE YEAR Soap Opera: DAYS OF OUR LIVES Album: RECKLESS By Bryan Adams ($8.00) P.A.-System Announcement: “Gary Dedert please dial 10” Local Musical Group: SMOKE HOUSE Concerts: AIR SUPPLY, SURVIVOR, and BRYAN ADAMS Fashion: Shaker knit sweater and stirrup pants Food: pizza (medium-$7.50) Soda: PEPSI (50 ) Tennis Shoes: Airjordans ($60.00) Jeans: Levis ($25.00) Candy Bar: Snickers ($.40) Gas: regular- $1.15 a gallon Biggest Disaster: Space shuttle Challenger exploded in flight on January 28, 1986, six astronauts and one teacher were killed. GOOD GOOD TIMES FRIENDS Mrs Woodworth and Mr Wilson Kelly Samples. Rhonda Watts. Teresa Woodworth. Tamami Miyata Marcy Rogers and Jacque Bley Becky Palmer. Missy Maglioacchetti, Barb Koehler, JoJo Maglioacchetti. Kelly Sam- ples. Stacy Trautvetter. Amy Penn. Tammy Trautvetter. 8 - SPECIAL TIMES JoAnn Venvertloh. Jerry Ellerman Kim Kunz and Brenda Hamilton Stacy Wiewell. Amy Sandidge. Christy Wray, Heidi Cantrell Jason Reid. Jimmy Shupe. Sam Knox. Craig Cramm. Chris Peter. Chad Manard. Bryan Dryer. David Tanner. Louis Janssen. Cathy Beck. Ray Courtois. Deanna Fryrear. Denny Wood- worth. Diana Harms, Jadi Caster. Kim Emmert, Shari Wray. Suzi Vest. Melynie Ruffcorn, Les Frazier. Melissa Neill, Craig Shaffer. Kim Caley. Angie Speer. Laurie Emery SPECIAL TIMES WHAT ABOUT THE WEEKEND! Mr. Macho himself, Mike Jackson. Just act like you don’t know us: Daren Moore. Jay Hadsell. hat do you guys think of this one? Kirk Inman 10 SPEC1AL TIMES Everyone looks forward to the weekend. The teachers look to it as a time to relax, recharge, and get caught up, while many of the students have big plans for weekend entertain- ment. LEFT: Les Frazier, the new Chef Tell. LOWER LEFT: Crusin’ in their hot rod LOWER RIGHT: Which movie do we want to see? BOTTOM: Watch out. here comes the security guard. Teresa W.: What are you guys doing here? One of those plans is to go to the mall in Quincy. The mall is a great place to hang out on Friday or Saturday nights. There you can shop, see a movie or walk around just to check out the members of the opposite sex. McDonald’s is the popular place to grab a snack, have a quick food fight, and then go crusin’ along Maine Street or the mall parking lot. Jobs occupy some of the more ambitious UHS students on the weekend. Quincy provides many of the opportunities for the employment of students. Les Frazier, Clay Hamil- ton, Suzy Vest, Beth Hilgenbrinck, Jill Woodruff, and Kathy McMullen chose to work in the mall at York Steak House. And Teresa Woodworth must have a lot of energy to work at Wendy’s attending all the customers from Unity. Weekends may provide time for fun, work, relaxation, and family time, but when school begins again on Monday there’s always the Big Question: WEEKEND? McDonalds HAMBURGER j 1) Bobbie Daughtery, Tamami. Jill Miller and Lesley Smith in P.E. 2) Tonya Hull, Tamami, Brenda Hamilton and Rachael Seals in Home-Ec. 3) Tamami, Les Frazier and Cara Bainum at Christmas Dance. 4) Tamami and her artwork 5) In drivers ed. 6) In typing. 7) Riding in the Homecoming Parade. Tamami Miyata is a foreign exchange student from Kasukabe Japan. She is 18 years old. She- stayed with Leroy, Betty, Gail and Brent Gronewald. When asked what her favorite class was she replied, “Art”. Pizza and Spa- ghetti are her favorite American foods. Pepsi is her favorite drink. Go- ing out with her friends on the week- ends is her favorite pasttime. She would rather live in Japan. Thats where her family is. While at Unity she was the Christmas Dance queen. She was also active in Art Club and FHA. She made many friends and enjoyed going to the sports activities. We wish her the best of luck back in Japan. 12 - SPECIAL TIMES Betty Brietweiser History Gary Brickman P.E. Keith Buchen Business Thomas Bull Agriculture Paula Cory Science Martha Danglade History Bill DeMont H.S. Band 14 - STAFF STAFF - 15 Mr Buchcn: I want my teddy bear. Mr. Scott: Rest at last Mrs. Kunz: What9 Mr Spohr, Mrs. Roskamp: Keep your distance. Mr. Lask: I'm on Madonna's top ten list. Mr. Krienberg: These kids drive me up the wall Martha Klauser: They stuck me doing dishes again. Miss Aspeotis: Lord, help me get through this day. 16 STAFF Mrs. Finlay. Mrs. Nisbet, Mr Pilatz and Mr. DeMont: The gangs all here! • ■Hi Brian Paynic Science Mary Ann Peter English Dave Rigsbee Math Shelly Roskamp English STAFF - 17 IN MEMORY OF MR. KEN BEST (1950-1985) Mr. Best taught Science and P.E. in the Middle School for 8 years. PHOTO ID (P 14 151718) 1. Haschmeyer, 2. Aspeotis, 3. Kreinberg, 4. Hyer, 5. Wilson. 6. Kunz. 7. Bull. 8. Luebbe. 9. DeMont, 10. Starman. II. Bull, 12. Brietweiser, 13. Buchen. 14. Woodworth. 15. Danglade, 16. Paynic, 17. Walker, 18. Spohr, 19. Brietweiser. 20. Rigsbee, 21. Little. 22. Wilson. 23. Aspeotis. 24. Hyer. 25. Kreinberg, 26. Roskamp. 27. Kennedy. 28. Buchen. 29. Brickman, 30. Hyer, 31. Danglade, 32. Peter. 33. Lask, 34. Starman. 35. DeMont. Hugh Shrader Administrative Assistant Myron Pilatz Principal Louis Schreiter Superintendent (L to R): Mary Nisbet (M S. Secretary), Sue Kerker (Secretary to the Superintendent), Carolyn Hussong (Bookkeeper), Ethel Finley (H.S. Secretary). BOARD OF EDUCATION: Row 1: Jack Curry, Conrad Blackburn, Robert Smith; Row 2: LaVern Shaffer, Elvin Gronewold, Albert Peter, Bill Barnett. STAFF 1‘ COOKS: Sandy Kretzer, Martha Klauser, Jeanne Canrtell BUS DRIVERS: Top Row: Jack Hull, Everette Martin, Junior Kennedy, Burle Brown, Danny Howard. M. Row: Dale Emery, Keith Detrick, Ardith Clair, Nancy Howard, Bernice Warning, B. Row: Gerald Graff, Dean Palmer, Bertie Guthrie, Cindy Gervais, Helen Harms. JANITORS: (L to R) Jack Hull. Gary Dedert, Ray Robbins, Jerry Graff. Michele Agard Dennis Blickhan Edward Adair Tena Boyles Tanya Brueck James Caster 22 - SENIORS Todd Davis Bill Daugherty Robert Davis Kris Dittmer Laurie Emery Todd Emery Kim Emmert Dean Erke SENIORS - 23 Louis Janssen 24 - SENIORS Eric Jones Mike Koch Missy Maglioacchetti Monica McCabe Kathy McMullen David Muegge Shelly Murfin Melissa Neil SENIORS - 2 Karen Oenning Peggy Ohnemus Mark Orr 26 - SENIORS Craig Shaffer Dean Shupe Bob Turnbaugh Lesley Smith David Tanner Scott Trautvetter Steve Trautvetter SENIOKS - 27 28 - SENIORS Rob Warning Paul Watson Rhonda Watts Denny Woodworth Teresa Woodworth CONGRATULATIONS t Shari Wray Many Thanks to our sponsors: Jane Beck ( 82 84) Lucinda Kunz ( 84-’86) Brian Paynic ( 82- 86) And Best Wishes! SENIORS - 29 Scott and Steven Trautvetter, Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Traut- vetter. MORE FUN IN TWO’S Dana and David VaLeu. Daughter and Son of Mrs. Linda VaLeu and Mr. Paul VaLeu. 30 - SENIORS SENIOR ATHLETES Volleyball: Shari Wray, Diana Harms, Deanna Fryrear. Melissa Neil, and Michele Agard. Football: Front: Les Voorhis, Dennis Blickhan, Les Frazier. Denny Woodworth. Eric Rabe, Scott Trautvetter Back: Steve Trautvetter, Todd Davis, David Muegge. Doug Gooding, Bill Hilgenbrinck, Mark Orr, and Paul Watson. Girls Basket B: Melissa Neil, Missty Shoop, Tammy Wietholder, Laurie Emery, and Diana Harms. Girls Soft B.: Laurie Emery, Beth Hilgen- brinck, Melissa Neil, Diana Harms, Suzy Vest, and Kathy McMullen. Girls Track: Michele Agard, and Deanna Fryrear, and Melynie Ruffcorn not Pictured. Boys Track: Edward Adair and Kris Dittmer. Boys Basket B.: Bill Hilgenbrinck. Todd Da- vis. Dean Robbins, Denny Woodworth, and Kris Dittmer. Boys Base B.; Steve Schnelle. Les Frazier, Denny Woodworth. Bill Hilgenbrinck, Steve Trautvetter and Todd Davis. 31 SENIOR TRIP Mr. Paynic and friend. Frog ladies: Mrs. Brietweiser, Mrs. Kunz. At 6:00 a.m. on May 22nd, 42 seniors and 4 sponsors left for Chicago. They arrived at their Hotel then took off for a busy day. On Thursday they went to Shedds Aquarium, Cruise on Lake Michigan, Supper at Bennihanas. On Friday they went shopping at Water Tower Place, Cubs Baseball Game, and then to Show Biz Pizza Place. On Sat- urday they got up early and packed their bags and went to Six Flags. At 2:00 p.m. they left to come home. They arrived back at 9:00 and found their windows had been soaped. The days of May 22, 23 and the 24th will remain in their memory. A group of fun-seeking seniors and sponsors. Dana VaLeu. Peggy Ohnemus. Lesley Smith, Jill Miller. They must be Cub fans! 32 Mr. Paynic, Ed Adair, Bob Turnbaugh, Dean Robbins. David VaLeu, Eric Rabe, Dean Shupe Peggy Ohnemus and friends Dean Robbins. Doug Gooding, Suzy Vest, Mike Williams. More fun at Six Flags. SENIORS - 33 GRADUATION Baccalaureate and commencement exercises were held at Unity High Friday, June 6, 1986, in the school gymnasium. Class valedictorian was Jill Miller and Salutatorian was Lesley Smith. Senior class officers were Doug Gooding, president; Beth Hilgenbrinck, Vice president; Sandy Wittier, secretary; Mark Orr, treasurer; Todd Davis, histori- an; Louis Janssen, student council representative; and Rusty Corrigan, class council representative. Graduates were Kris Dittmer, Dean Robbins, Denny Wood- worth, David Tanner, Peggy Vonderheide, Bill Daugherty, Kelly Samples, Les Voorhis, Diana Harms, Russell W. Cor- rigan, Michele Kern, Steven Trautvetter, Misstia Shoop, Douglas Gooding, Dana VaLeu, David Muegge, Laurie Em- ery, Robbie Warning, Michele Agard, Jerry Reid, Shari Wray, Todd Moore, Kim Emmert, Michael W. Koch, Lesley Smith, James Caster, Jill Miller, Craig Shaffer, Karen Oen- ning, Scott Trautvetter, Rhonda Watts Reddick, Tanya Brueck, Les Frazier, Louis Janssen, Steve Schnelle, Dean Erke, Tammy D. Wietholder, David VaLeu, Melynie Ruff- corn, Dennis Blickhan, Rochell Sharpe, Edward Adair, Tena Rose Boyles, Todd Davis, Sandy Wittier, Todd Em- ery, Missie Maglioacchetti, Bill Hilgenbrinck, Deanna Fryr- ear, Mark Orr, Peggy Ohnemus, Paul Watson, Melissa Neil, Dean Shupe, Suzy Vest, Rodney Voss, Beth Hilgenbrinck, Eric Rabe, Kathy McMullen, Rob Davis, Teresa Wood- worth, Michael Williams, Tamami Miyata, and Eric Jones. Marshals for the processional were Cindy Shaffer, and Alan Stoll. Programs were given out by Renee Ahlemeier, Caro- lyn Austin, Erin Janssen, and Peggy Jenkins. Scott Clair, Doug Moore, Scott Schieferdecker, and Darren Shupe served as ushers. Music was provided by the Unity High School Band under the direction of Mr. William DeMont. A solemn moment before graduation. Lesley Smith- Salutatorian Jill Miller- Valedictorian David VaLeu, Tammy Wietholder. Dean Erke, Steve Schnelle, Louis Janssen, and Les Frazier ready to practice the big march. Seniors getting the details about graduation night. 34 - SENIORS “Best of Friends” Tamami Miyata, Peggy Ohnemus, Lesley Smith, Jill Miller, Dana VaLeu, and Teresa Woodworth. Tammy Wietholder and David VaLeu marching in. Mr. Pilatz presented to the crowd the graduating class of 1986. Nervously waiting for the big moment. Dana VaLeu receiving her diploma. “Pals for Life” Missty Shoop, Deanna Fryrear, A farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Schreiter. Todd Emery, Missie Maglioacchetti. and Kelly Sam- ples. SPECIAL AWARDS Awards: Business-Diana Harms, Computer-Ed Adair, Math-Lesley Smith, Home- making-Teresa Woodworth, Science-Denny Woodworth, Arf-Dana VaLeu, Teresa Woodworth, Boy's Athletic- Denny Woodworth, Girl’s Athletic-Diana Harms, Con- cert Band-Michele Agard, Kim Emmert, Unity PTA Scholarship-Les ey Smith, Danforth “I Dare You” Award-Melissa Neil, Denny Woodworth, D.A.R. Citizen- ship-Beth Hilgenbrinck, David Tanner, Illinois State Scholar Award-Jill Miller, Peggy Vonderheide, President’s Academic Fitness Award- Jill Miller, American Legion Citizenship-Jill Miller, Dean Robbins, High School Citizenship-Lesley Smith, Craig Shaffer, JWCC Academic Scholarship-Lesley Smith, A. B. Leeper Scholar- ship-Ed Adair, Jill Miller, Mark Orr, Dean Robbins, Knox Scholarship-Kris Dittmer, MacMurray Scholarship- Jill Miller. Craig Shaffer 36 - SENIORS Kris Dittmer Kim Emmert Beth Hilgenbrinck 56MSCW« rOS9M03te (1) J. Ellerman, D. Fryrear, What did you say this time, Jerry. (2) R. Duke, K. Orr, Diana DeJaynes, Hard at work again. (3) Doug Moore. Show us how to strut. (4) N. Morley, I have a headache this big and it has Excedrin written all over it. (5) R. Ahlemeier, Gina K., Tell me the answer. (6) A. Echternkamp, Reading a juicy note from ? (7) D. Shupe, W. Whittker, Alan Atoll, S. Clair, Let’s get serious. Lisa Adair Cary Agard Renee Ahlemeier Joe Althoff Carolyn Austin Cara Bainum Vicky Baker Monte Barry Cathy Beck Janice Bush 38 - CLASSES (L to R) Sponsor. Mrs. Roskamp, Seer. Peggy Jenkins, S.C. Rep. Carolyn Austin, V.P. Cindy Shaffer, Pres., Alan Stoll. Reporter Erin Janssen, Hist, Andrea Eckternkamp, Treas. Doug Moore. Sponsor. Mr. Buchen. Trudy Butler Jim Calvett Scott Clair Allen Cook Paula Cornwell Raymond Courtois Leanne Crow Diana Dejanyes Danny Deming Roni Duke UNDERCLASSMEN - 39 (1) Mrs. Roskamp: “Let’s get down.” (2) T. Trautvetter: “Oh! I’m gonna sneeze!’’ (3) M. Nelson, S. Stodgel: “He’s not going to answer!” (4) S. Stodgel: “Do I really have to go up there.” (5) M. Hendrickson: “It was on empty! Really!” (6) J. Ellerman, J. Woodruff, D. Fryrear: “Jerry trying to impress the girls again.” Andrea Eckternkamp Jerry Ellerman Dale Erke Dayna Fryrear Gail Gronewald Arthur Grubbs Clay Hamilton Michelle Hendrickson Melissa Hill Kirk Inman 40 - CLASSES Erin Janssen Peggy Jenkins Robert Johnston Gina Kuhn Jane Lentz Amy Mixer Doug Moore Natalie Morley Karen Myers Melissa Nelson CLASSES - 41 C Agard. What Is this Answer??? A. Stoll, Another Smiling Presi- dent. D. Stice, This makes me so mad. 42 - CLASSES Kelly Neiders Kim Orrr Rebecca Palmer Amy Penn Kevin Reiter Joell Rice Amy Rogers Greg Sandidge Scott Schieferdecker Rachel Seals R Ahlmeier, I can’t believe it!! M. Neil. C. Austin. T. Butler. The Three Stooges. J. Venvertloh, J. Woodruff, Did you hear about N. Morley, Is that really you Nat A. Penn, R Watts. P. Ohnemus, M. Hill, Sitting around again We’re working as hard as we can. Cindy Shaffer Darren Shupe Angie Speer Debbie Stice Sharon Stodgel Alan Stoll Tammi Trautvetter Joann Venvertloh Wayne Wittaker David Wilson CLASSES - 43 Sharon Stodgel, Melissa Nelson; “We should be models.” Chris Wise Ron Wittier Jill Woodruff Daryl Woodworth Junior Class Council — Andrea Echternkamp, Alan Stoll — President, Doug Moore, Carolyn Austin, Cindy Shaffer. 44 UNDERRCLASSMEN That's only funny to some people. (M. Rogers, K. Byrd) T. McCleary: What’s next? At least we get out of class! CLASS COUNCIL: (L to R) M. McMullen. R. Duesterhaus, D. Haistings, Mrs. Peters. S. Trautvetter. L. Atkins. S. Smith. Mr. Bull. I would rather be at home! (J. Bley. T. Hull) Radelle Ahlemeier Cheryl Althoff Kevin Anderson Connie Appledorn Eric Archer Nicole Arnold Lori Atkins Chuck Bartlett Jack Bates Wayne Beeler UNDERCLASSMEN - 45 M. McMullen: They should lock this up. T. Niesen: I think I’s flunkin’ this class. H. James. A. Schnelle, L. Atkins. R. Dues- terhaus. Mrs. Peters: A moment of drama. Missy Blackburn Jacque Bley Craig Blickhan Marlin Britt Richie Buss Kathy Byrd Kim Caley Brad Cameron Jenny Cook Heather Cramm 46 - UNDERCLASSMEN H. Cramm, R. Ahlemier, M. Blackburn, D. Haistings, K. Kunz: We have fun wherever we go! LEFT: The dance is great, but we don’t know about that hat! MIDDLE: Wayne Beeler. RIGHT: A. Schnelle, D. Haistings: In the corner, again? Colin Curry Bobbi Daugherty Cliff Daugherty Kris Davidson Suzy Davis Ronna Duesterhaus Brent Gronewold Debbie Haistings Mark Halcolm Brenda Hamilton UNDERCLASSMEN - 47 Tina Hamilton Lisa Shaffer Tina Hamilton Ty Hill Joe Howell Jeff Hull Tonja Hull 48 UNDERCLASSMEN Lori Atkins Jay Stone and Brent Gronewold - i Heather James Barb Koehler Kimberly Kunz Bryan Lackey Jo Maglioacchetti Marcy Rogers. Let me outta hete! Jim Nichols: Who is that girl over there? Shawn Tallcott: Naptime. Joe Mayfield Tonya McCleary Maggie McMullen Joe Miller Tonya Moore Trent Neisen Lisa Nelson Jim Nichols Bill Ogle Greg Poling UNDERCLASSMEN - 49 Tod Robbins Danny Roberts Marcy Rogers Amy Schnelle Stacy Smith Zilpha Smith Jay Stone Lorrie Sutton Shawn Tallcott Stacy Trautvetter Randy Voss Beth Wietholder Melanie Wilson Doug Woodruff 50 - UNDERCLASSMEN CLASSES - 51 Playboybunny (P. Fryrear, P Woodworth) Missy Atkins Brad Baker Brad Begeman Stacey Bergman Peggy Blickhan Eric Blum David Brewer Eric Bristow Brenda Burwinkel Gunnar Caster I’m so embarrased! (P. Blickhan, T Johnsey) Right: Say Ahhhhh!!! (E. Blum, J. Hadsell) Above: Freshmen Class Coun- cll-S. Dickerman (Tres.), C. McClelland (Rep.), S. Gordy (Pres.), Miss Cory (Sponsor), Kelle Cornwell (V.P.), Holly Duke (Set.), Mr. Rigsbee (Sponsor). ■I Look at that face! (C. Wietholder) Yum! Yum! (K. Russel) Hot to trot! (K. Hoing) Guess who? (S. Bergman) Take the bull by the horns. (P. Fryrear, E. Blum) Suzie Castle Heather Columbus Janet Cook Kelle Cornwell Kim Crawford Lana Dedert Shawn Dickerman Kim Dietrich Holly Duke Lois Emery 52 - CLASSES Square Pegs (P. Blickhan, S. Gordy) Finally at work. (E. Bristow) All smiles! (L. Ohnemus, C. Rust) Cafeteria assassination. (E. Blum, D. Moore, M. Plumb, S. Gordley) Phil Fryrear Aaron Goodwin Scott Gordley Shelly Gordy Tracie Gronewold Jay Hadsell Kim Harness Brenda Hawe Lance Heaton Keith Hoing CLASSES - 53 A Chorus Line. Why me? (B. Hawe) What a dunce! (P. Fryrear) Watch out!! (P. Blickhan, A. Shriver) Michelle Houghton Michael Jackson Trent Johnsey Gail Klauser Tim Koch Jennifer Koehler Julie Maltman Carla McClelland Melissa Miller Daren Moore 54 - CLASSES I knew that! (B. Begeman) Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders, Watch Out! (M. Plumb, C. Wietholder, D. Moore) Men at work. (K. Hoing, D. Moore) Suzie Castle: This is the life! Susan Muegge Shawna Neill Lance Nieson Brian Niekamp Jeff Oenning Lisa Ohnemus Marc Plumb Lisa Randolph Kim Russell Carla Rust CLASSES - 55 The Gangs All Here! I’m his bodyguard. (K. Hoing, E.BIum) Anais Shriver Dennis Sparks Greg Sutton J.C. Treaster Julie Vass Amy Wietholder Cindy Wietholder Paulette Woodworth Tracy Wyatt Victor Yancy 56 - CLASSES Buddies through pick and pin (Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Longo) H i men: rnside-cv i iff '� [r ir,ea'1 7 tnurs: The A Team (D. Muegge, D. Woodworth. D. Blickhan, T. Davis. L. Fra2ier, and M. Orr) Spirit Week of Events Darryl and his other brother Darryl (D. Woodworth and B. Turnbaugh) Teachers always win. Sexy Legs King (Mr. Buchen) 58 ACTIVITIES Where did everyone go? (S. Smith) Unity Pride on Spirit Night Larry, Moe. and Curly (A. Stoll, D. Shupe. and G. Sandidge) Double Trouble! (M. Nelson and S. Stodgel) Which one is the nerd? (D. DeJaynes, P. Ohnemus, and T. Wietholder) ACTIVITIES 59 they ar£ the world (’Hl LDJ?e V 1) Senior Float 2) Sophomore Float 3) Any. Miny, Miney. Moe (R. Davis, K. Oenning, D. Erke, J. Bush, C. Curry, B. Daugherty) 4) Junior Float 5) Homecoming Queen Deanna Fryrear escorted by her proud grandfather, Carroll Beeler. 6) Homecoming King (David Muegge) and Queen (Deanna Fryrear) 7) Freshman Float (S. Bergman, J. Koehler) 8) Homecoming court was presented at the game with their escorts: (L to R) Dayna Fryrear. Karen Myers, Jill Woodruff, Deanna Fryrear, Michele Agard. Beth Hilgenbrinck. and Suzy West. 9) Two-of-a-Kind (J. Bush, and D. Erke) 10) Us Work? (M. Houghton, C. Rust, P. Woodworth, T. Koch, D. Moore, J. Koehler, M. Plum, and B. Niekamp) 11) The Cover Girls (A. Echternkamp, C. Austin, T. Butler, and N. Morley) 60 ACTIVITIES SADIE HAWKINS DANCE Date: November 16, 1985 Time: 8:00-11:00 Sponsors: FHA ABOVE) The Sadie Hawkins Dance Court and the Mobile Music Machine (LEFT) Queen Diana Harms and King Jadi Caster RIGHT) Junior Candidates: Carolyn Austin and Darrren Shupe (LOW- ER LEFT) Sophomore Can didates Kimberly Caley and Shawn Talicott (LOWER RIGHT) Freshmen Candi- dates- Shelly Gordy and Phil Fryrear. The Sadie Hawkins dance is sponsored annually by FHA as a money making project and as a tribute to L'll Abner”, a comic strip created by Al Capp He centered the popular comic strip on the humorous adventures of L'il Abner Yokum, a hillbilly from “Dogpatch, USA.” In Dog patch for one day each year the girls could ask the fellas to marry them This day was called Sadie Hawkins Day - thus the Sadie Hawkins Dance, where the girls do the askin' ■I I 62 ACTIVITIES CHRISTMAS DANCE L to RCIarissa Keker, Bobby Smith. Queen Tamami Miyata and escort Les Frazier.(Jr. cand.) Cara Bainum and Greg Sandiage (fr. cand.) Susan Muegge and Eric Bristow. The seniors sponsored the Christmas Dance. It was held on December 14, 1985 in the cafeteria. Mr. Bill pro- vided the music. 1) Holly Duke and Santa. “I want him tall dark and handsome. 2) Erin Janssen. Whole lotta shakin’ going on. 3) Todd Davis and Kim Caley. Where you been all my life baby.” 4) Les Frazier and Tamami Miyata 5) Anais Shriver and Carla McCIleand. Where’d Todd and Steve go? ACTIVITIES - 63 The Spring Dance I. The overall view of the fun. 2. Carl assist Dennis Tieken with drum roll. 3. Carl Thomas and Nick Knedler jamin’. 4. Andy Avery sings us a song. 5. The on- looking crowd. 6. The Spring Dance Court: D. Blickhan (King), P. Vonder- heide (Queen), J. Althoff, C. Beck, M. Blackburn. B. Gronewold, H. Duke, and J. Hadsell. ORGANIZATIONS - 65 “THIS COULD BE Tamami • taking a rest from dancing. King and Queen Craig Shaffer and Beth Hilgenbrinck. Court-Left: Jadi Caster and Diane Harms. Right: Denny Woodworth and Deanna Fryrear. 3 fvo, $ uniox QX a66 4 3Unay 30 ifia fuxruujLX yowi fytiAtnc at tK« unint-SentM fP%an on SatutAxitj, 9llay ttlr.atttn f unJxaA ci A at nine- In iti tdiruruj tTfla ifc 3Vjatn Ri txiaat 66 Shelly Murfin and friend chatting. THE NIGHT” Missty Shoop and Craig Homan “What a cute couple” 67 Peggy Ohnemus-“l live to party! STUDENT COUNCIL CHRISTMAS PARTY 1. Later on we found Dedert, takin a snooze by the heater (L to R). D. Muegge. D. Woodworth. D. Gooding. S. Wray, and M. Orr. 2. The Grinch meets Randolph The Brown Nosed Student (J. Stone. T. Neisen). 3. Alone at Last? (T. Hill. S. Tallcott, L. Emery. T. Woodworth). 4. The Superbowl Shuffle (K. Buchen. L. Kunz, T. Bull). 5. Behind every tall man, there is a short woman (L. Frazier, L. Ohnemus). 6. Freshman Skit: Seniors from underworld. Juniors from jail. Cooks and Janitors singing a song. Sophomores in class getting everything wrong. 7. Here we go to our classes, where we sit on our_________! (C. McClelland, S. Gordy, R. Duesterhaus, D. Haistings, M. Wilson). Row 1 (I to r): Scott Schieferdecker, Kirk In- man. David Wilson. Eric Rabe, Jerry EUerman, Ron Wittier. Chuck Bartlett. Row 2: Coach Paynic. Raymond Courtois, Scott Trautvetter, Mark Orr, Doug Moore, David Muegge, Paul Watson, Scott Clair, Coach Brickman, Row 3: Bill Hilgenbrinck, Doug Gooding, Les Voorhis, Denny Woodworth, Todd Davis, Les Frazier, Dennis Blickhan, Steve Trautvetter, Joe Althoff. Record 4-5 3-3 West Central Conference Unity 12 Meredosia 14 Unity 6 VIT 20 Unity 18 Carthage 12 Unity 0 Hamilton 8 Unity 27 Beardstown 0 Unity (Forfeit win) Brown County 0 Unity 0 Central 16 Unity 0 Rushville 21 Unity 18 Warsaw 14 The 1985 season was full of high moments, disappointments and un- expected events. A victory over state-ranked Carthage was an ex- treme high as was the come from behind victory over Warsaw with nine ticks left on the clock. The Mustangs started slow with losses to Meredosia and playoff VIT. Then the Mustangs played well in a victory over Carthage, a loss to Hamilton and a victory over Beard- stown. A mid season lull set in with consecutive shutout losses to Cen- tral and Rushville and the season ended with the exciting win over Warsaw on Senior Night. Mark Orr led the Mustangs in tackles with 36 solo and 37 assists followed by Doug Gooding with 43 solo and 24 assists. Jerry Ellerman was the leading rusher with 662 yards in 114 attempts for a 4.66 ave. Ellerman ended the season with 1137 offensive yards (662 rushing, 178 punt return, 46 receiving, 227 kick off return. 1: Coach Brickman after school for practice. 2: Cheerleaders: Row 1 (I to r): Cary Agard, Cara Banium, Row 2: Heather James, Melanie Wilson, Lisa Ohnemus, Tracy Wyatt, Row 3: Renee Alhmeier, Cathy Beck 3: Les Frazier: “Why do they do this to me?” 70 - SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS OF UNITY FOOTBALL 1: Enthusiastic crowds at home football games. 2: The football team during the National Anthem. 3: Doug Gooding and his parents. 4 Unity ready to start playing the Homecoming game. 5: Look out here comes Les. Row 1 (I to r): Jeff Oenning, Brian Niekamp, Daren Moore. Gunnar Caster. Marc Plumb. Phil Fryrear. Row 2: Coach Buchen, Jimmy Nichols. Don Robbins. Daniel Roberts, Chuck Bartlett. Joe Miller. Doug Woodruff, Trent Neisen. Ty Hill. 5 SPORTS - 71 INDIVIDUAL HONORS Best Server-97 % Michele Agard Best Offensive Ronna Duesterhaus Best Defensive Deanna Fryrear Joann Venvertloh Most Improved Shari Wray Most Valuable Diana Harms Row 1: Ronna Duesterhaus. Coach Brickman. Missie Blackburn. Natalie Morley. Debbie Haistings. Dayna f'rvri'.ir. .1; Woodruff. .Ioann Wm.-rlloh Top: Melissa Ne . Shari Wray, Micheli Agard. Diana Harms. Deanna Fryrear. -i.'’■' s VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The Lady Mustangs ended their season with a 25-7 record — including 3 wins over AA schools. (East St. Louis High, East St. Louis Lincoln and a highlight of the season a victory over Quincy Senior High.) Another sought after victory of the season was Quincy Notre Dame in the Quincy Inv. Tourney. The Mustangs finished the season with a 2nd place in the Notre Dame Regional and 3rd place in the West Central Conference with a 3-2 record. Diana Harms and Ronna Duesterhaus were named to the All Conference 1st team and Michele Agard and Shari Wray to the All Conference Honorable Mention. TOURNAMENT HONORS Liberty Tourney: 2nd Place All Tourney Team-Michele Agard, Ronna Duesterhaus Most Valuable Piayer-Michele Agard Central Tourney: 1st Place All Tourney Team-Diana Harms, Shari Wray, Melissa Neil Quincy Invitational 2nd Team-Diana Harms One more exciting moment of Coach’s Career. JUNIOR VARSITY Season Record 15-1 Conference 4-1 The ball is in your hands, Michele. D. Harms. M. Agard. prepared for punishment. Front: Julie Vass, Tracie Gronewold. Holly Duke. Kelle Cornwell, Carla McClelland. Peggy Blickhan. Shelly Gordy. Back: Coach Woodworth. JoJo Magliocchetti, Stacy Smith. Barb Koehler. Debbie Haistings, Missie Blackburn. Maggie McMullen. BOY’S BASKETBALL Varsity Cheerleaders: S. Wray. C. Agard, S. Vest. N. Morley. D. Fryrear, M. Agard. Bad Call! (C. Dittmer, D. Woodworth) The 1985-1986 Unity Boys Varisty Basketball Team began the season with five letterman returning from last season’s fine 18 and 8 squad. After losing their first five games and six out of the first eight before Christmas, hopes for the Mustangs fourth straight winning season were rapidly fading. It was at this point in the season when the players came together and began improving in many areas. After close victories over Southeastern and Rushville in early January, the Mustangs gained momentum. Unity at one point in the season won fourteen out of eighteen games and finished the season with victories in fifteen out of their last twenty-one games. The final season record of 15 wins and 11 losses was very gratifying and was the result of fine teamwork, extra effort and the fact that most players played up to their full potential. Let’s do it! (R. Courtois, B.Hilgenbrink, J. Eller- man) i i i Front row:D. Robbins. T. Davis, D. Woodwoorth, B. Hilgenbrinck, K. Dittmer. Back row:Coach Wilson, D. Shupe. G. Sandidge, J. Althoff, D. Moore, R Courtois, R Wittier, J. Ellerman, Asst. Coach Brickman. 74 - SPORTS The Unity JV’s completed a successful season with 8 wins and 9 losses and were 2-4 in the WCC. The games were close and exciting. The young Mustang’s first game of the season exemplified the season as they came away with a come-from-behind victory over Palmyra. Throughout the season the young Mustangs showed signs of improvement and a strong desire to win. B. Cameron had most field goals, most offensive rebounds, most defensive rebounds, and most charges taken. D. Roberts had most freethrows made and best percentage. J. Howell had most assists. The nine man freshman squad ended the season with 4 wins against 7 losses. J.V. Cheerleaders-Bof omA Schnelle. H. James. C. McClelland. Middle row.P. Woodworth. A. Shriver Top Row: M. Houghton. I hope you miss! Friends Forever: D. Fryrear, S. Wray. S. Vest. M. Agard. Look at those legs! Get out of my way! (D. Moore) (K. Dittmer) JV: Front Row: S. Dickerman, M. Plumb. E. Bristow, L. Neisen. Middle Row: T. Johnsey. B. Begeman. D. Roberts. J. Howell. D. Woodruff. Back Row: K. Hoing, B. Cameron. Coach Buchen, T. Neisen. J. Oenning. (not pictured) Daren Moore. SPORTS - 75 GIRLS BASKETBALL GIRLS VARSITY: Row 1 (L to R) Missty Shoop. Diana Harms, Laurie Emery, Melissa Neil, Tammy Wietholder; Row 2: Trudi Buller, Cathy Beck, Andrea Echternkamp. Heach Coach Bruce Haschemeyer, Michelle Hendrickson. Erin Janssen. The Lady Mustangs finished the 1985-86 season with an 11-13 record which ties the second best season mark by a varsity girls basketball team. Despite coming short of some of their goals there was improvement as Unity had several lettermen back from the ’84-’85 squad. The Mustangs im- proved in points scored, field goal percentage, free throw percentage and points allowed. The Mustangs will lose four seniors to graduation who have played an important part in the girls basketball program at Unity. Next year’s team will welcome back four players who have shown a lot of potential, as well as a group of sophomores who had a very fine season in 1985-86. A- The Varsity Mustangs getting psyched up. GIRLS JV: (L to R) Row I: Tonya McCleary, Lois Emery, Suzie Castle; Row 2: Lisa Ohnemus, Ronna Duesterhaus, Holly Duke, Melanie Wilson, Stacey Bergman, Kelle Cornwell, Susan Muegge, Gail Klauser, Cheryl Althoff; Row 3: Kim Caley, Debbie Haistings, Barb Koehler. Missy Blackburn. Asst. Coach Tim Kreinberg, Tracy Wyatt, Cindy Wietholder. Julie Vass. The JV Lady Mustangs finished their fine basketball season with a 16-3 record, the winningest mark ever in the history of Unity girls basketball. Major accomplishments included a conference champion- ship, a double victory over the Raiders of Notre Dame, and a 14 game winning streak. They were led by a balanced attack that included four sophomores in only their second year of organized basketball. BASEBALL 1st ROW: Jeff Oenning. Phil Fryrear. Jerry Ellerman, Greg Sndidge, Marc Plumb, Danny Roberts, Clifford Daughtery 2nd ROW: Joe Mayfield, Eric Blum. Daren Moore. Keith Hoing. Ron Wittier, Gunnar Caster. 3rd ROW: Assistant Coach, Mr Kreinberg. Bill Hilgenbrinck, Raymond Courtois, Steve Trautvetter, Denny Woodworth, Les Frazier, Steve Schnelle. Todd Davis and Coach Wilson. 78 - SPORTS Watch out folks my name isn’t Barb Koehler for ’nuthin!! JoAnn Venvertloh. “Now I’ll give you three “wishes”, then you’re out!” Let’s go get them gang! SOFTBALL Row 1 (1 to r): Melissa Neil. Laurie Emery. Diana Harms, Suzy Vest. Beth Hilgenbrinck. Kathy McMullen. Row 2: Angie Speer. Renee Ahlemeier. Jill Woodruff. Joanne Venvertloh. Tammi Trautvetter. Row 3: Coach Scott. Natalie Morley. Carolyn Austin. Gail Gronewold. Cathy Beck. Barb Koehler. Kelle Cornwell, Coach Buchen. Row 1: (1 to r) Lana Dedert. Paulette Woodworth. Julie Vass. Stacey Bergman. Michele Houghton, Susan Meugge, Peggy Blickhan. Row 2: Coach Scott. Suzanne Castle. Tracie Gronewold. Heather Cramm, Kim Kunz, Radelle Ahlemeier, Debbie Haistings, Lisa Ohnemus, Coach Buchen. SPORTS - 79 FLEETING + FLYING « i _ • 9 __ — , Ed giving his best “shot”. I can do this! (J. Howell) Scott is stretching his stride. Shawn is the lead! Front (L to R)- Coach Paynic, Joe Howell. Trent Johnsey. Jim Calvert. Colin Curry Back- Shawn Tallcott, Kris Dittmer. Scott Schieferdecker, Jerry Reid. Ed Adair. Kr|s catchjng up wlth his man I’m gonna catch him! (J. Reid) 80 - SPORTS FANTASTIC FIGURES Left: Ronna Duesterhaus Right: Nobody is going to break my stride! (M. Hendrickson) Front (L to R)- T. Butler. C. McClelland. L. Emery. M. Ruffcorn, D. Fryrear, M Agard Middle- S. Gordy, A. Shriver. K. Meyers, C. Wietholder. H. Duke, J. Koehler Back- L. Adair, R. Seals, R. Duesterhaus, D. Fryrear, K. Caley, E. Janssen, Coach Woodworth. SPORTS 81 « UNITY HAS 1. Dayna Fryrear, Ray Courtois: How did you do on the consumer test? 2. Maggie McMullen: This concentration is murder on my fingernails. 3. Jeff Oenning, Trent Johnsey: “Let’s pay close attention and shock the teacher. 4. Marlin Britt, Bill Daugherty, Jenny Cook: “This studying stuff is ruining my image. PAGE 83: Top: Dean Robbins: All work and no play sure helps the GPA. Bottom: Gail Klauser: What’s he trying to tell us this time?” 82 - SPORTS 9jLv£ rxf. 0'f wr-- Vi i t - + � •!$■ • ? ' . iKtri . ta'flt. oVA V ti't K)ri'itt� fcri ft :!A 9£fc. 'tC'C - A1 � ’ falls. tfal -?wTV • r’A M. m KVtifaviI? l -C’ � - nV � M«) t A.rV� -r ftft9 r . -, ,«5 1% 9:75 r Ti tf-j w-n� . V'3w5 It tl U CT:. -m i r, ? 9 4 « , J-OM, z-rb w vtr9 « r fcf'3 Vw Jft vijfc4?r= UTs. £9 r � fr,K£ih.itot?� � � ’ iHt ft A ?JWt E jfc - ' ’£ -JHk, If T i ; t-V $,S4 9 t AJ$ir= rj. HKn SrV.nr.-r ?. tVJr? 9'3i AV, .9S. � ttKt KTi KC -'r|. 4 L. ft5 €fc ai •v'fctCkfcHw f. jfca lfcit on tv% itifeKVw« l5. VI-7M Jf r$3? 2l = ’ LZ vT 7 44 £ � -v £ « £ S £ ■487- b - ? r Pi A FAREWELL AND THANKFULNESS ADDRESS My one year as an American exchange student is finished. Now, I look back on my past American life and feel regret at leaving, but also 1 am pleasured at coming here and knowing you. I have learned a lot from you and I do like the U.S.A. and here. Also I have learned more about my country, Japan, than I had. I hope you have learned something from me. In fact, I have told a lot about Japan in my English class. I will have a lot of memories such as homecoming, Halloween, Christmas Dance, my 18th birthday, Prom, and Senior trip. These are experiences that I couldn’t have in Japan. I will go back to Japan with these memories. You will read this after I go back, then I hope you remem- ber me again. I will attend a class of ’86 alumni if I can. Thank you very much, everyone. I hope a lot of you will visit my country, Japan, someday. And if you had an opportunity to visit my country, call or write me. I will go to see you. Never forget me. I won’t forget you and Unity. I hope we can meet someday. Write me. Thank you very much and goodbye. My address: Tamami Miyata 3-90 Umeda Kasukabe-shi Saitama 344 Japan Tel 0487-61-9168 84 LET’S GET INVOLVED 1: Dean Shupe in the FFA tractor race. 2: The pit crew at the FFA tractor race. 3: Band members warm up for a perfor- mance. 4: Daren Moore learns about puppets on the Art Club trip. 5: Preschoolers find out about baby animals at the FFA petting zoo. 6: On the Art Club Trip to St. Louis: Paulette Woodworth, Kris Davidson, Teresa Woodworth, Kim Kunz, Carla Rust, Tracie Gronewold, Peggy Ohnemus, Tamami Miyata, Lorrie Sutton, Lisa Ohnemus, Tammy Wietholder, Mrs. Roskamp, Mrs. Hyer, Jay Hadsell, Daren Moore, Shelly Gordy, Cindy Wietholder, Suzie Castle. 86 - ORGANIZATIONS ART CLUB ORGANIZATIONS - 87 (L to R) Cary Agard-V.P., Allen Cook-Pres., Todd Moore-Sec., Jo Jo Mag lioacchetti-Tres.. Mrs. Hyer Row l:Tammy Weitholder, Tena Boyles, Rochell Sharpe. Crystal Smith. Tracie Gronewold, Carla Rust, Shelly Gordy, Jo Jo Maglioacchetti. Paulette Woodworth, Cary Agard, Lisa Ohnemus. Row 2:Kim Kunz, Erin Janssen, Angie Speer, Missy Hill, Michelle Kern, Robert Johnston, Connie Appledorn, Jimmy Calvert, Lisa Nelson, Mike Williams, Tonya Moore, Wayne Beeler, Allen Cook, Kent Harness, Teresa Woodworth, Todd Moore. Row 3: Dana VaLeu, Peggy Ohenmus, Daren Moore, Cindy Weitholder, Laurie Emery, Jay Hadsell, Suzie Castle, Lorrie Sutton. Barb Koehler. Stacy Trautvetter, Tamai Miyata. Cindy Weitholder Tamami Miyata ANNUAL STAFF UNITY HIGH SCHOOL Top, left to right: Stacy Trautvetter, Teresa Woodworth, Tammy Wietholder, Barb Koehler, Kim Kunz, Peggy Ohnemus, and Dana VaLeu; Middle: Gail Klauser, Denise VaLeu, Cary Agard, Erin Janssen, and Lisa Randolph; Bottom: Cindy Wietholder, Jennifer Egan, Michele Agard, Rona Duesterhaus, Brenda Berwinkle, and Suzie Castle. Left: Kimberly Kunz. Assistant Editor. Right: Dana VaLeu. Editor. 88 ORGANIZATIONS Row I: (L to R) David Muegge. Todd Davis, Cathy Beck. Debbie Haistings, Maggie McMullen. Renee Ahlemeier. Carolyn Austin. Allan Stoll; Row 2: Louis Janssen. Denny Woodworth. Melanie Wilson. Cindy Shaffer. Natalie Morley, Cary Agard; Row 3; Mr. Spohr. Doug Gooding. Shari Wray. Mark Orr. Suzy Vest. Ronna Duesterhaus. Dana VaLeu. Shelly Gordy, Carla McClelland. JoAnn Venvertloh. Dayna Fryrear. Mrs. Brietweiser. OFFICERS (below) Shari Wray (Pres.). Denny Woodworth (V.P.). Suzy Vest (Sec.). Ronna Duesterhaus (Treas.). Todd Davis (Hist.). 89 90 FFA Row 1: David Muegge, Beth Wictholder, Dean Erke, Darren Shupe, Craig Shaffer, Steve Trautvetter, Eric Rabe. Rodney Voss Row 2: Stacy Trautvetter, Amy Wietholder, Gail Klauser, Lance Neisen, Phil Fryrear. Alan Stoll. Dale Erke, Greg Sandidge, Mr. Tom Bull; Row 3: Randy Voss, Trent Neisen, Doug Woodruff, Trent Johnsey, Brad Cameron, Jeff Oenning, David Wilson, Joe Althoff; Row 4: Scott Trautvetter, Steve Schnelle, Kevin Anderson. Tod Robbins, Scott Gordley, Keith Hoing, Joe Miller, Scott Clair, Roby Sharpe; Row 5: Rob Cheney, Gary Nelson, Mark Orr, Kevin Reiter, Bill Hilgenbrinck, Les Voorhis, Dean Shupe, David VaLeu. The FFA started the school year with 47 active members. In Sept, the Mini-Fair was held at the North Adams Home. In Oct. Unity placed 4th in the section Soils Judging Contest and 2nd in the section Grain Judging Contest. A trip to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City was held in Nov. The UHS Parliamentary Proce- dure Team placed 4th in the section 13 contest. Dean Erke placed 1st among the secretaries. The state Grain Judging contest was held in Dec. Unity FFA placed 6th, and Dean Erke was - the 7th high individual in the state. Kevin Ander- son took 1st place in the section 13 Public Speaking Contest held in Jan. National FFA Week was held in Feb. Monday was Greenhand Day; Tuesday was Official Dress Day; Wednesday Hat and Farmer Day; Thurs- day the barnyard zoo was held and on Friday the Tractor Races were held. In March. The Farm Management and Quiz Bowl Contests were held. Dean Erke, Craig Shaffer, and Greg Sandidge finished 5th and Dean placed among the top ten individuals. The Quiz Bowl Team of L. Neisen. J. Oenning, and T Johnsey took second place. Row 1: Rodney oss, Darren Shupe. Craig Individual accomplishments this year include: Shaf,cr- Dean Erke’ Steve Trautvetter, Eric D Muegge was selected to receive his state FFA Rabe. David Muegge. Beth Wietholder degree; six members won section Foundation Awards: D. Muegge, E. Rabe, M. Orr. $t. Trautvetter, C. Shaffer, and G. Sandidge. Eric Rabe and Craig Shaffer went on to win districts, and Craig eventually became the State Winner in Cereal Grain Production. 1985-86 State Grain Judging Team Dale Erke, Dean Erke. Joe Althoff. Greg Sandidge, Alter- nate. The team place 6th in State. Eric Rabe: District Foundation Award win- ner in Sheep Production and Craig Shaffer: District and State Award winner in Ceral Grain Production. FHA HERO ROW I: Kelly Samples. Deanna Fryrear, Natalie Morley. Tammi Trautvetter, Amy Rogers. Mrs. Kennedy. ROW 2: Missty Shoop. Missie Maglioacchetti. Karen Oenning, Becky Palmer, Angie Speer, Laurie Emery, Tammy Wietholder, Dana Valeu, Stacy Trautvetter, Leanne Crow. ROW 3: Melissa Sharpe. Tamami Miyata, Peggy Ohnemus, Kris Davidson, Connie Appledorn, Lana Dedert, Kim Crawford. Brenda Hawe, Jennifer Koehler, Julie Maltman. ROW 4: Lisa Nelson, Nicole Arnold, Diane DeJaynes, Kim Russell, Michelle Houghton, Brenda Hamilton, Tonya Hull, Stacey Bergman, Lois Emery. Heather Colunmbus. Carolyn Austin. ROW 5: Amy Wietholder, Ronnie Duke, Janye Lentz, Kim Orr, Kathy Byrd, Jacque Bley. Marcy Rogers, Kim Dietrich. Lisa Randolph, Gail Klauser, Erin Janssen. The FHA held many activities. On November 8th they went to the FHA Rally in Jacksonville. Some other activities included bake sale at K-Mart, sock hop, spaghet- ti dinner, Sadie Hawkins, Hawaiian Dance and Skating Party. They also sold Valentine cookies. At the end of the year they went to Six Flags. There were 10 senior members and we wish them the best of luck. ORGANIZATIONS - 91 UNITY LIBRARIANS (L to R) Row 1: Lana Dedert. Bobbi Daugherty, Cindy Wietholder, Cara Bainum, Shawn Dickerman; Row 2: Trudi Butler, Rochell Sharpe, Tammy Wietholder, Kim Orr, Jeff Oenning, Darryl Woodworth. Kim Caley, Cheryl Althoff. Mrs. Lubbe helping Ty find a “good book. 92 - ORGANIZATIONS CONCERT BAND Row 1: Heather James, Holly Duke. Bobbi Daugh- erty. Shawna Neill. Row 2: Paula Cornwell. Cindy Schaffer. Ronna Duesterhaus. Kim Emmert. Kim Kunz, Tracy Wyatt. Janice Bush. Kelle Cornwell. Heather Cramm, Radelle Ahlemeier. Row 3: Peggy Blickhan, Brenda Burwinkel, Kevin Anderson. Julie Vass, Shawn Dickerman, Colin Curry Director: Mr. DeMont. Not Pictured: Crystal Smith. Marc Plumb. Michele Agard. Mr DeMont with the help of Dean Erke (1), Shawn Dickerman. and Shawna Neill (3) cleaned up all the pizza. But Kim Emmert (2) made the band. ORGANIZATIONS - 93 t JAZZ BAND Row 1: Peggy Blickhan, Kelle Cornwell, Holly Duke, Anais Shriver, Shawna Neill, Bobbi Daughtery; Row 2: Brenda Burwinkel, Paula Cornwell, Ronna Deusterhaus, Kim Emmert, Cindy Schaffer; Row 3: Janice Bush, Kim Kunz, Tracy Wyatt. Dean Erke; Row 4: Marc Plumb, Heather Cramm, Julie Vass, Radelle Ahlemeier, Shawn Dickerman, Kevin Anderson, Colin Curry, Renee Ahlemeier. 94 - ORGANIZATIONS 1 PEP BAND J' J' Row 1: Kim Emmert, Paula Cornwell, Janice Bush, Dean Erke; Row 2: Mr. Lask (Director), Colin Curry, Cindy Schaffer, Renee Ahlemeier. Tracy Wyatt, Doug Moore, Radelle Ahlemeier, Ed Adair, Scott Schieferdecker, Heather Cramm. UHS MARCHING BAND 1st ROW: Michele Agard, Ronna Duesterhaus; 2nd ROW: Missy Hill. Lesley Smith. Heather Columbus; 3rd ROW: Crystal Smith. Brenda Burwinkle. Holly Duke. Anais Shriver. Cary Agard. Shawna Neil. Tracy Wyatt. Kim Kunz. Dean Erke. Janice Bush. Bobbie Daughtery. Cindy Schaffer. Peggy Blickhan. Renee Ahlemier, Colin Curry. Shawn Dickerman. Marc Plum, Kevin Anderson. Julie Vass. Kelle Cornwell. Stacy Trautvetter. Heather Cramm. Radelle Ahlemeier. Ed Adair. Paula Cornwell. Kim Emmert. The UHS Marching Band marched in the Keokuk, Barry, Pittsfield, Dogwood, and Homecoming Parades. They received 3rd at Keokuk and 2nd at Pittsfield. (l r) Cap. Lesley Smith. Co-Cap. Peggy Ohnemus, Heather Columbus. Missy Hill The drum majorettes. ORGANIZATIONS - 95 The Seniors! STUDENT COUNCIL OLYMPICS 2. David Mucgge, and David Tanner 4. Vicki Baker, Angie Speer, Amy Rogers, Dale Erke, and Darren Shupe. ORGANIZATIONS - 97 1. Lisa Ohncmus 2. Lisa Shaffer, Kimber- ly Kunz, and Jay Stone 3. Mr. Spohr, Debbie Haistings, and Alan Stoll. 2 4. Alan Stoll, Cindy Shaffer, Raymond Courtois, David Wilson, Jerry Ellerman, and Erin Janssen. 98 - ORGANIZATIONS pooxnw v V ■ M i j . liM Rhonda Lanette Adair Anderson 9 'v. ■ k L mi Curtis Eddie Beeler Blanchett S - -|L BEgm n mjd Andrew Trey Blum Bryson ■ — I V � - 1W fm Scott Jason Calvert Cameron Angela Michael Castle Chewning Todd Brad Chewning Clair Curtis Beeler: Look I can Break Dance. Nicole Wear. Krista Lentz. Angela Castle: What’s your answer Randy Lomax Me! I’m the one. Robert Kuhn. Ross Schulte: O u c h Allison Peter. Rhonda Adair. Kari McCabe: Oh! Gross! Andrew Blum. Brad Clair, Ross Schulte: Larry. Curly, Moe Kristen Lori Cornwell Cornwell William Courtois Ronald James Daugherty Cooper Craig Daugherty William Monty Davis Decker Beverly Michael Dreyer Dunham William Matthew Dunham Duppong Gary Ellerman Roy Ellis Brian Glenn Fee Franks Paul Michelle Fryrear Goodwin Angela Kathy Grubbs Henze Eric Bobby Hill Howell Warren Tonya Hull Kendrick Tisha Meyer: C h e e se Nicole Wear, Tracy Nieders: Dear Roy Richard Travis Klusmeyer Knox Jennifer Robert Kuhn Kuhn Robbie Kuhn: 1 can fake it well! Krista Randall Lentz Lomax Carmen Frankie Lubbert Mayfield Kari Tishana MCCabe Meyers Buddy Tracy Brent Nevins Nieders Niekamp Christine Timothy Allison Onning Ogle Peter Ross Bryce Sherry Schulte Shank Shrader Ronald Michael Brad Nicole Harold Monica Ryan Kelly Turnbaugh Voth Waddill Wear White Wilson Woodruff Zanger Kevin Shane Marshall Smith Starman Steffen Billy Davis. Todd Chewning: Future hunks. Brock Don Dannie Plumb Robbins Sammons Warren Hull. Bobby Howell. Michelle Houghton: Oh Wow, She’s talking to us! STARTING ON THE ROAD TO SUCCESS....... 7th Grade Chastity Mount Carla Homan Byron Miller. Mike Hull. Don Turnbaugh. Kevin Deming, and John Gaines Students in study hall. Brad Craig Birck Burwinkel Rebecca Michelle Butler Cain Heidi Sean Cantrell Cheney JR . 4 Susan Corrigan Craig Cramm n Bridget Kevun Cooper Deming Brian Dreyer Deanne Dickerman Jennifer Barb Egan Erke John Melissa Gaines Gallaher Beth Kara Hamilton Harms Mike Kevin Hawe Hoing Carla Ben Homan Hull Hannah Charles Hull Jackson Donnie Turnbaugh Mrs Peters Paul Fryrear and Susan Corrigan H. Cantrell. B Nevins Jason Reid. Brad Birck. Bill Treaster and Becky Butler Allen Presser. Sam Knox. Heidi Cantrell Michael Louis Kendrick Klement Samuel Ryan Knox Koenig Kenneth Stacey Leasman Lohmeyer Chad Duane Maynard McMullen Byron Chastity Miller Mount Judy Christopher Ohnemus Peter Allen Jason Presser Reid Scott Donnie Rogers Rossiter Amy James Sandidge Shupe Brian Shawn Smith Spencer Ron William Tallcott Treaster Don Denise Turnbaugh VaLeu Ron Tallcott: Hard at work Donnie Rossiter. Duane McMullen Michelle Cain John Gaines Heidi Cantrell, Becky Butler, Lanette Anderson. Jennifer Egan. Stacy Wiewel. Susan Corrigan Stacey Lohmeyer. Kristy Wray, Chastity Mount Kristy Wray, Chastity Mount, John Gaines. Deanne Dickerman, David Wietholder, Billy Treaster, Byron Miller Rick David Vess Wietholder Robert Stacy Wietholder Wiewel Terry Kristen Wise Wray Sam Knox. Allen Presser MIDDLE SCHOOL 109 MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARDS Seventh Grade Scholastic Awards: Geography- Chris Peter, Science-Craig Cramm, Math- Duane McMullen. Eighth Grade Scholastic Awards: English-Alli- son Peter, Math-Brock Plumb, Science-Glenn Franks. Citizenship: Jenny Kuhn, Don Robbins. Scholarship: Rhonda Adair, Glenn Franks. Matt Duppong Music: Rhonda Adair. Boys Athletic: Bob Howell, Glenn Franks. Girls Athletic: Lori Cornwell. PRESIDENT’S ACADEMIC FITNESS AWARDS: Rhonda Adair, Angie Castle, Craig Daugherty, Jenny Kuhn, Frank Mayfield, Kari McCabe, Allison Peter. Honor Roll: Seventh Grade-Craig Cramm, Deanne Dickerman, Jennifer Egan, Barb Erke, John Gaines, Hannah Hull, Sam Knox, Duane McMullen, Chastity Mount, Chris Peter, Jason Reid, Jim Shupe, Kristy Wray, Stacy Wiewel. Monica Wilson and Tod Chewning Eighth Grade-one year: Tonya Kendrick, Rich- ard Klusmeyer, Brock Plumb. Eighth Grade-two year honor roll: Rhonda Adair, Angie Castle, Kristen Cornwell, Craig Daugherty, Glenn Franks, Jennifer Kuhn, Frank Mayfield, Kari McCabe, Allison Peter. PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Seventh Grade- Craig Burwinkel, Mike Hawe, Sam Knox, Chad Maynard, Duane McMullen, Allen Presser, Rob- bie Wietholder, Deanne Dickerman, Amy San- didge. Eighth Grade (one year): Brad Clair, Bill Cour- tois, Paul Fryrear, Robbie Kuhn, Buddy Nevins, Kelly Zanger, Kristen Cornwell, Chris Oenning. Eighth Grade (two year): Frank Mayfield, Ryan Woodruff, Warren Hull. 110 Brad Widdill Coach Woodruff MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL 7th Grade Left To Right: Samuel Knox, Mike Hawe. Craig Cramm. Ryan Koening, Chad Maynard. Ricky Voss. Louis Klement. Scott Rogers. Chris Peter. Brad Brick. Bryon Miller. (Upper Left) — Coach Dean Woodruff Sth Grade Left To Right Brock Plumb, Timothv Oqle. Brad Waddill. Ross Schulte. Rvan Woodruff. Frank Mavfield. Don Robbins. Gary Ellerman. Bobby Howell. Randall Lomax. Richard Klusmeyer, Michael Voth, Robert Kuhn. MIDDLE SCHOOL M I D D L E S C H O O L 112 SPORTS Row 1: Kara Harms. Karrie Neill. Heidi Cantrell. Chastity Mount. Row 2: Kristy Wray. Rhonda Adair. Barbara Erke, Amy Sandidge, Becky Butler. Row 3: Stacey Bergman, Coach Bruce Haschemeyer, Kristin Cornwell, Deanne Dickerman, Lori Cornwell, Denise VaLeu, Chris Oenning. Jennifer Egan, Jennifer Kuhn, Susie Castle (Stat.), Heather Columbus (Stat.) Row 1: Kara Harms. Barbara Erke, Heidi Cantrell. Amy Sandidge. Row 2: Kristy Wray, Deanne Dick- erman, Denise VaLeu, Jennifer Egan, Becky Butler, Chastity Mount. Row 1: Jennifer Kuhn, Karrie Neill, Row 2: Rhonda Adair, Kristin Cornwell, Lori Cornwell, Chris Oenning. G I R L S B A S K E T B A L K M.S. VOLLEYBALL 8th Grade 1st ROW: Lori Cornwell, Angie Castle, Monica Wilson. 2nd ROW: Jennifer Kuhn, Rhonda Adair. 3rd ROW: Allison Peter, Chris Oenning, Kristen Corn- well. The 8th graders had a successful year. Their record was 15-3 which included 3rd place in the Quincy Invitational and 2nd in the regionals. The 7th graders record for the season was 5-7. 1st ROW: Kari McCabe, Heidi Cantrell, Barb Erke, Amy Sandage. Kara Harms. 2nd ROW: Stacy Lohmeyer, Tonya Kendrick, Jennifer Egan. 7th Grade i MIDDLE SCHOOL - 113 MS BOYS TRACK 1ST Row: Coach Haschmeyer, Mike Kendrick, John Gaines, Craig Cramm, Sam Knox, Allen Presser, Scott Rogers, Louis Klement; 2ND Row: Trey Bryson, Shane Starman. Glenn Franks, Brent Niekamp, Kevin Hoing, Brad Clair, Keven Smith, Travis Knox; 3RD Row: Eddie Blanchett, Gary Ellerman, Randy Lomax, Buddy Nevins, Paul Fryrear, Scott Calvert, Brock Plumb, Ross Schulte. The 7th grade boys track team finished the track season with a 1-1 record in dual meets and tied for second in a triangular meet. The boys did well at the Payson Invitational and finished strong at the Macomb Regional despite having only 6 partici- pants. Several records were set and much improvement was shown throughout the season. The 8th grade boys track team was 2-1 dual meets and finished second in their only triangular of the season. The team consisted of several sprinters that turned in several good times in the relay events. Several records were set with some of the best times being turned in at the end of the season. 114 - MIDDLE SCHOOL MS GIRLS TRACK 1st Row: Coach Haschemeyer, Tonya Kendrick, Lori Cornwell, Chris Oenning: 2nd Row: Susan Corrigan, Becky Butler. Denise VaLeu, Chastity Mount. Deanne Dickerman. The 7th grade girls track team did well despite finishing the season with only 4 participants. Though they did not win any of their meets, several good performances were turned in as much improvement was shown throughout the season. The 8th grade girls track team turned in an excellent 4-0 record in dual and triangular meets despite having only 3 participants. They finished strong at the Payson Invitational and at the state meet in the long jump. Several outstanding perfor- mances were turned in throughout the season as all 3 girls placed in almost all their events. MIDDLE SCHOOL - 115 LIBRARIANS 1st Row: Becky Butler. Angie Castle. Karrie Neill. Ron Tallcott; 2nd Row: Carmen Lubbert.Jason Cameron, Angie Grubbs, Rhonda Adair, Kristen Cornwell. Not pictured: Deanne Dickerman 116 - MIDDLE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Bottom Row: Monica Wilson, Michelle Goodwin, Stacy Wiewel. Top Row: Allison Peter, Kristy Wray, Tanya Kendrick. MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Row: Heidi Cantrell, John Gaines, Craig Cramm, Chris Oenning; 2nd Row: Buddy Nevins, Billy Courtois, Robbie Kuhn; 3rd Row: Mrs. Starman, Allison Peter, Frank Mayfield, Gary Ellerman STUDENT COUNCIL WEEK, DECEMBER 2-6, 1985 Mon. Decorate lockers. Tues. 7th wear green white, 8th wear red white. Weds. Favorite Christmas toy. Thurs. Dress as Christmas character. Fri. Bring food in Christmas stocking. Willie Dunham, Kara Harms, Karrie Neill, Missy Gallaher, Amy Sandidge, Shawn Spencer. 117 MARCHING BAND (LT to RT) Chris Peter, Matt Duppong, Don Turnbaugh, Missy Gallaher, Michelle Goodwin, Heidi Cantrell, Chris Oenning, Michelle Cain, Ron Talcott, Susan Corrigan and Jennifer Kuhn, (not pictured-Penny Sparks) ROW 1: Don Turnbaugh, Missy Gallaher, Heidi Cantrell, Michelle Cain, Ron Talcott. ROW 2: Tonya Kendrick, Jeff Frieburg, Jennifer Wilcox, Ryan Oenning. Allison Peter. ROW 3: Kristen Cornwell, Russ Shriver, Craig Burwinkle, Lori Cornwell, Rhonda Adair, Craig Cramm, Colleen Curry. Brock Plumb. Trey Bryson. ROW 4: Shelly Anderson, Jennifer Egan. Travis Knox, Craig Frese, Daron Duke, Don Robbins, Krishell Meyers, Barbara Erke, Deanne Dickerman, Ronda Peter, Karrie Neill. ROW 5: Phoebe Baker, Annette Altheide, Stacy Wiewel, Mindy Tuter, Aaron Cornwell, Monica Wilson, Randy Lomax, Kristie Veile, Holly Martin, Lanette Anderson, Wendy Ferguson, Trudy Meyers. ROW 6: Sarah Smith, Melanie Knox, Kari McCabe, Angela Mealiff, Angie Andrew, Richard Klusmeyer, Kara Harms, Stephanie Jenkins, Patti Fryrear, Amy Sandidge. Row 7: Chris Peter, Matt Duppong, Chris Oenning, Michelle Goodwin, Susan Corrigan, Jennifer Kuhn, Mr. Lask. 118 - MIDDLE SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOOL CONCERT BAND 1. K. Neill: Historian. D. Dickerman: Property Manager, K. Cornwell: President. A. Peter: Vice President, and R. Adair: Secretary Treasurer. 2. (L to R) Row 1: Randy Lomax (clari- net). Allison Peter (clarinet). Tonya Kendrick (flute), Susan Corri- gan (flute). Row 2: Richard Klusmeyer (clarinet), Stacey Wiewel (clarinet), Lanette Anderson (bass clarinet). Karrie Neill (saxa- phone). Jennifer Egan (saxaphone), Deanne Dickerman (french horn). Kari McCabe (flute), Amy Sandidge (flute), Kara Harms (flute). Row 3: Trey Bryson, (trumpet). Kristen Cornwell (trum- pet), Brock Plum (trumpet). 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Lanette 100, 109, 118, 119, 120 Appledorn, Connie 45, 87, 91 Archer, Eric 45, 50 Arnold. Nicole 45, 91 Aspeotis, Mary Ann 14, 16 Atkins, Lori 45, 46, 48 Atkins, Melissa 51 Austin. Carolyn 39. 42, 44. 60. 62. 79, 91, 140 Bainum, Cara 12, 63, 70, 92 Baker, Bradley 51, 140 Baker, Vicky 97 Bartlett, Chuck 45, 48, 70, 71 Bates, Jack 45 Beck, Catherine 9, 41, 64, 70, 76, 79, 89 Beeler, Curtis 100 Beeler. Wayne 45, 47, 87 Begeman. Brad 51, 55, 75 Bergman. Stacy 2, 51, 52, 60, 77. 79, 91, 112, 140 Birck, Brad 105, 107, 111 Blackburn. Melissa 46, 47, 64, 73, 77 Blanchett, Eddie 4, 100, 114 Bley, Jacquelyn 8, 45, 46, 91 Blickhan. Craig 46 Blickhan, Dennis 2. 22, 31, 58, 64, 70, 137 Blickhan. Peggy 51, 53, 54, 73, 79, 93, 94, 95 Blum, Andrew 100, 101 Blum. Eric 51, 52, 56, 78 Boyles, Tena 22, 87 Breitwieser, Betty 2, 14, 15, 32, 33, 89, 122 Brewer, David 51 Brickman, Gary 14, 70, 140 Bristow, Eric 51, 53, 56, 75 Britt. Marlin 2. 10. 46, 82 Brueck, Tanya 22, 35 Bryson. Trey 100, 114, 118, 119, 120 Buchen, Keith 14, 15, 16, 39, 41, 58, 68, 71, 75 Bull. Tom 2, 14. 15, 45, 68, 90 Burwinkel, Brenda 51, 88, 93, 94, 95 Burwinkel, Craig 105, 118, 119 Bush, Janice 2, 60, 93. 94, 95, 124 Bush, 124 Buss, Richard 46 Butler, Rebecca 46 Butler, Rebecca 105, 107, 109, 112, 115, 116 Butler. Trudi 39. 42, 60, 76. 81. 92, 112 Byrd. Kathy 45. 46, 91 Cain. Michelle 105, 108, 118 Caley. Kim 9. 46. 50. 62. 63. 77, 81. 92. 140 Calvert, Jim 100, 114 Calvert, Scott 100, 114 Cameron, Brad 46, 75, 90 Cameron, Jason 100, 116 Cantrell. Heidi 9, 105, 107, 109, 112, 113, 117, 118 Cantrell. Jeanne 20 Caster, Gunnar 51, 71 Caster, James David 9, 22, 35, 62, 66, 78, 97 Castle, Angie 100, 101, 113, 116, 126 Castle, Suzanne 52. 55, 65, 77. 79, 86, 87. 88. 112 Cheney. Rob 90 Cheney. Sean 3, 105 Chewning, Michael 100 Chewning, Todd 100, 104, 110 Clair. Brad 100, 101, 114 Clair, Scott 38. 39, 41, 70. 90 Columbus Pate, Heather 52, 91, 95. 112 Cook, Allen 39, 87 Cook, Janet 52 Cook. Jenny 46, 82 Cooper. Jim 101 Cornwell. Kelle 51, 52, 65. 77. 79. 93. 94, 95 Cornwell, Kristen 101. 112. 113. 116, 118. 119 Cornwell. Lori 101, 112, 113, 115, 118, 119 Cornwell, Paula 39, 93, 94, 95 Corrigan. Rusty 23, 97, 139 Corrigan, Susan 105, 106, 109, 115, 118, 119 Cory. Paula 4, 14. 51 Courtois, Billy 101, 102. 117 Courtois, Raymond 9. 39, 70, 74. 78, 82. 98 Cramm. Craig 9. 105, 111. 114. 117, 118, 119, 120 Cramm. Heather 46, 47, 79. 93, 94. 95, 141, 143 Crawford, Kimberly 52, 91 Crow, Leanne 39, 91 Curry. Colin 47. 60. 80, 93, 94. 95. 141 Danglade. Martha 14, 15 Daugherty. Bill 23, 82 Daugherty. Bobbi 12. 47. 60. 92. 93, 94. 95 Daugherty, Clifford 47, 78 Daugherty, Craig 101 Daugherty, Ronald 100, 101 Davenport. Bridget 105 Davidson, Kristin 47, 86, 91, 126 Davis. Bill 101. 104 Davis, Rob 23. 60 Davis. Susan 47 Davis. Todd 21. 23. 31, 58, 63, 70. 74, 78. 89 DeJaynes, Diana 2, 10, 38, 39, 59, 91 DeMont. William 14. 16, 93 Dedert. Gary 20 Dedert. Lana 52, 79. 91, 92 Deming. Danny 39 Deming, Kevin 105 Dickerman, Deanne 105, 109, 112, 115, 118, 119, 120 Dickerman, Shawn 51, 52. 65. 75, 92. 93. 94. 95 Dietrich. Kim 52. 91. 92 Dittmer. Kris 23, 31. 36. 74. 75, 80 Dreyer, Brian 9, 105 Duesterhaus, Ronna 45. 46. 47, 77, 81, 88, 89, 93. 94. 95 Duke. Holly 51, 52. 63. 64. 65. 73. 77. 81, 93. 94. 95 Duke. Roni 38, 39, 91 Dunham. Michael 101 Dunham. Willy 101. 117 Duppong, Matthew 100. 101. 110, 118 Echternkamp, Andrea 38, 39, 40, 44. 60. 76 Egan. Jennifer 88. 106, 109, 112, 113, 118, 119. 120 Ellerman. Gary 102. 111. 114. 117 Ellerman. Jerry 9, 38, 40. 70, 74, 78, 98 Ellis. Roy 102 Emery. Laurie 9, 23, 31. 68, 76, 79, 87, 91, 96 Emery. Lois 52. 77, 81, 91 Emery. Todd 23, 35 Emmert, Kim 9, 23, 36, 93. 94, 95 Erke, Barb 4. 106. 112, 113, 118. 119 Erke, Dale 40, 90, 97 Erke, Dean 23, 34. 60. 90. 94. 95, 124 Evans, Ruth 15 Fee. Brian 100. 102 Finlay. Ethel 16. 19 Francour. Roger 15 Franks, Glenn 102, 114 Frazier. Les 9. 11. 12. 24. 31. 34. 58. 63. 68. 70, 71. 78 Fryrear, Dayna 38. 40, 60. 81. 82. 89 Fryrear. Deanna 9. 24. 31, 35. 60. 66, 73, 74, 75. 81. 91. 121, 139. 140 Fryrear. Paul 51, 102, 106. 114 Fryrear. Phillip 51. 52. 53. 54. 62. 71. 78. 90 Gaines. John 105, 106, 108, 109, 114. 117 Gallaher, Melissa 106, 117, 118 Garlisch, Kathleen 15 Gooding. Doug 21. 24. 31. 33. 68. 70, 71. INDEX - 141 89 Goodwin. Aaron 53 Goodwin. Michelle 102, 116, 118 Gordley. Scott 53. 90 Gordy. Shelly 2. 51. 53. 62. 68. 73. 81. 86. 87. 89. 126 Graff. Gerald 20 Gronewold. Brent 47. 48. 64 Gronewold. Gail 40. 42, 79 Gronewold. Tracie 53, 73, 79, 86, 87, 126 Grubbs. Angela 102, 116 Grubbs, Arthur 40, 140 Hadsell. Jay Lynn 2. 10, 51. 53, 64. 86, 87, 126 Haistings. Debbie 45. 46. 47, 68, 73, 77. 79, 89. 98 Halcomb, Mark 47 Hamilton, Beth 106 Hamilton, Brenda 9, 12, 47, 91, 141 Hamilton, Clay 40 Hamilton. Tina 2. 48 Harms. Diana 4. 9. 24. 31. 62, 66. 73. 76. 79. 139 Harms. Kara 106. 112. 113, 117, 118. 119. 120 Harness. Kent 87 Harness. Kimberly 9. 53 Haschemeyer, Bruce 14. 15, 76. 112. 114. 115 Hawe. Brenda 53. 54. 91 Hawe. Mike 106. Ill Heaton. Lance 53 Hendrickson. Michele 40. 76 Henze. Kathy 102 Hilgenbrinck, Beth 4. 24. 30, 31, 36, 60, 66, 79. 96. 139 Hilgenbrinck. Bill 4. 24. 30. 31. 70. 74. 78. 90 Hill. Eric 4. 102 Hill. Tyrone 48. 68. 71 Hill Klement. Melissa 5. 40. 43. 87. 95 Hoing. Keith 52. 53. 55. 56, 75. 78. 90 Hoing, Kevin 106. 114 Homan, Carla 105, 106 Houghton. Michele 52, 54. 60. 75. 79, 91. 104 Howard. Danny 20 Howell. Bobby 102. 104. Ill Howell. Joe 48. 75. 80 Hull. Benny 106 Hull. Hannah 106 Hull, Jack 20 Hull, Jeffrey 48 Hull, Tonja 12. 45, 48, 91 Hull. Warren 102. 104 Hussong. Carolyn 19 Hyer. Kathy 14. 15. 86. 87. 126 Inman. Kirk 10. 40. 70 Jackson. Chuck 106 Jackson, Michael 2, 10, 54 James, Heather 46, 48, 70, 75, 93, 97. 143 Janssen. Erin 39. 41, 63, 76, 81, 87. 88. 91, 96. 98 Janssen, Louis 4. 9. 24. 34. 89 Jenkins. Peggy 39. 41 Johnsey. Trent 51. 54. 75. 80, 82. 90 Johnston, Robert 41. 87 Jones. Eric 4. 24 Kendrick, Michael 3, 107, 114 Kendrick. Tonya 102, 113, 115. 116. 118. 119, 139 Kennedy. Tina 15, 58. 65, 91 Kerker, Sue 19 Kern. Michelle 2. 87 Klauser. Gail 9. 54. 77. 82. 83. 87. 88. 90. 91 Klauser. Martha 16. 20 Klement. Louis 2. 107, 111. 114 Klusmeyer, Richard 103, 111, 118, 119 Knox. Samuel 9. 107, 109, 111, 114 Klusmeyer, Richard 103, 111, 118, 119 Knox, Samuel 9. 107, 109, 111, 114 Knox. Travis 103, 114. 118. 119, 120 Koch. Micheal 24 Koch, Tim 54. 60. 140 Koehler. Barbara 4. 8. 46. 48. 73, 77. 79. 87. 88 Koehler, Jennifer 54, 60, 81. 91 Koeing, Ryan 3, 5, 107, 111 Kreinberg, Tim 14. 15, 16, 33. 77. 78 Kretzer. Sandy 20 Kuhn, Gina 38. 41 Kuhn. Jennifer 103, 112, 113. 118 Kuhn. Rob 101, 103, 111, 117 Kunz, Kimberly 9. 47. 48. 79. 86. 87. 88. 93. 94. 95. 98, 121, 126, 141 Kunz, Lucinda 5, 14. 15, 16. 32, 33, 65, 68, 139 Lackey, Bryan J. 48 Lask. Richard 16. 17. 94. 118, 119 Leasman. Kenneth 107 Lentz. Jane 41, 91 Lentz, Krista 101, 103 Little, Roberta 17 Lohmeyer, Stacey 107, 109, 113 Lomax. Randy 101, 103, 111, 114, 118, 119 Longo. Amy 17, 58 Lubbe. Jeanne 14. 17, 92 Lubbert, Carmen 103, 116 Maglioacchetti. JoJo 8, 48. 73, 87. 130 Maglioacchetti. Missie 8. 25. 35, 91. 140 Maltman, Jewli 54. 91 Mayfield. Frank 103, 111, 117 Mayfield. Joe 49, 78 Maynard, Chad 9, 107, 111 McCabe. Kari 101. 103, 113, 118, 119 McCabe. Monica 25 McCleary, Tonya 45. 46. 49. 77. 140 McClelland. Carla 51. 54. 63. 68. 73. 75, 81, 89 McMullen. Duane 3. 107, 108 McMullen. Kathy 25, 31. 79 McMullen. Maggie 45. 46, 49, 82, 89 Meyer. Tisha 102, 103 Miller. Bryon 105, 107, 109, 111 Miller. Jill 12, 25. 32, 34, 35. 36 Miller. Joe 49. 57. 71, 90 Miller, Melissa 55 Mixer. Amy 41 Miyata. Tamami 8. 12, 25, 32, 35, 63, 66. 84. 86. 87. 91. 126 Moore. Daren 2. 10, 53. 54. 55. 60. 71. 75, 78. 86, 87. 126, 140 Moore, Doug 38, 39, 41, 44. 70. 74. 94. 132 Moore. Todd 25, 35, 87 Moore. Tonya 49. 87 Morley.Natalie 38. 41. 43. 60. 74. 79. 89. 91 Mount. Chastity 105, 107, 109, 112, 115 Muegge, David 21, 25, 31. 58, 60, 68. 70, 89. 90, 97 Muegge. Susan 55, 63, 77, 79 Murfin, Shelly 25. 66 Myers, Karen 41. 60. 81 Neil. Melissa 9. 25. 31. 42. 76. 79 Neill. Karrie 100. 103, 112, 116, 117, 118. 119 Neill. Shawna 55. 93, 94. 95 Neisen, Kenny 103 Neisen, Lance 55. 75, 90 Neisen. Trent 46, 49, 68, 71, 75, 90 Nelson. Gary 90 Nelson. Lisa 49, 87. 91 Nelson. Melissa 40. 41. 44. 59 Nevins, Buddy 100. 104, 107, 114, 117 Nichols. Jim 49. 71 Nieders. Tracy 103, 104 Niekamp. Brent 104, 114 Niekamp, Brian 55, 60, 71 Nisbet, Mary 16, 19 Oenning, Christine 104, 112, 113, 115, 117, 118 Oenning. Jeff 55. 71. 75, 78. 82. 90. 92 Oenning. Karen 26. 60, 91. 139 Ogle, Bill 2. 5. 49 Ogle, Timothy 104. Ill 142 - INDEX Ohnemus, Judy 107 Ohnemus, Lisa 2, 53, 55, 68. 70. 77, 79. 86, 87. 98, 126 Ohnemus, Peggy 26. 32. 33, 35, 43, 59. 67, 86, 87. 88. 91. 95. 126 Orr. Kim 2. 5. 38. 42. 91. 92 Orr. Mark 26, 31. 58, 68. 70. 89. 90 Palmer, Becky 8, 42, 91 Paynic, Brian 15, 17, 32, 33, 70, 80 Penn, Amy 8, 10, 42, 43 Peter. Allison 101, 104. 113, 116, 117, 118, 119, 139 Peter, Christopher 9, 107, 111, 118. 119 Peter, Mary Ann 17, 45, 46, 106 Pilatz, Myron 4. 16. 19. 35 Plumb. Brock 102, 104, 111, 114. 118, 119 Plumb, Marc 53. 55. 60. 65, 71, 75. 78. 93, 94. 95 Poling, Greg 49. 139 Presser, Allen 107, 108, 109, 114 Rabe, Eric 26, 31, 33, 70. 90, 137 Randolph. Lisa 55, 88, 91 Reid. Jason 9, 107, 108 Reid. Jerry 26. 80 Reiter, Kevin 42, 90 Rice. Joell 42 Rigsbee, David 15, 17, 51, 139 Robbins. Dean 5. 26. 31, 33, 74. 82. 83 Robbins. Don 71. 104, 111, 118, 119 Robbins. Ray 20 Robbins. Tod 50, 90 Roberts, Danny 50, 71, 75, 78. 139 Rogers, Amy 42, 91, 97 Rogers, Marcy 8, 45, 49, 50, 91 Roskamp, Shelly 3, 16, 17, 39, 40, 41, 86, 126 Rossiter. Donnie 108 Ruffcorn, Melynie 9. 26, 31, 81 Russell. Kimberly 10. 52. 55, 91. 140 Rust. Carla 53. 55, 57, 60. 86. 87. 126 Sammons. Dannie 104 Samples. Kelly 8. 26, 35, 91 Sandidge, Amy 9, 108. 112, 113, 117, 118. 119, 120 Sandidge, Greg 42, 59. 63. 74. 78, 90 Schieferdecker, Scott 42, 70, 80, 94 Schnelle. Amy 46. 47, 50, 75, 97 Schnelle. Steve 26. 31. 34. 78. 90. 97 Schreiter, Lou 4, 19. 35 Schulte. Ross 101, 104, 111, 114 Scott, Tom 16, 18, 79 Seals. Rachel 12. 42. 81 Shaffer. Cindy 39. 43. 44. 89, 93, 94, 95, 98 Shaffer. Craig 9, 27. 36, 66, 90, 137 Shaffer. Lisa 48. 50, 98, 139, 143 Shank, Bryce 104 Sharpe, Melissa 50, 91 Sharpe, Rochell 27. 87, 92 Shoop. Misstia 27. 31. 35. 67, 76. 91, 140 Shrader. Hugh 4. 19, 140 Shrader. Jeff 50. 141 Shrader. Sherry 2, 42. 104 Shriver, Anais 54, 56, 63, 75, 81. 94, 95 Shupe, Darren 38. 43, 44, 59, 62, 74, 90, 97 Shupe. Dean 27, 33, 86, 90 Shupe. James 9. 108 Smith. Brian 108 Smith. Crystal 50. 87, 93. 95 Smith. Keven 104, 114 Smith. Lesley 12, 27. 32. 34. 35. 36. 95. 139 Smith. Stacy 45. 50. 59, 73 Smith. Zilpha 50 Sparks. Dennis 56 Speer. Angie 9. 43, 79, 87. 91, 97 Spencer. Shawn 108, 117 Spohr. Ben 15. 16. 18. 89. 98. 140 Starman. Nancy 14. 18, 117 Starman. Shane 104, 114 Steffen, Marshall 104 Stice. Debbie 42. 43 Stodgel, Sharon 40, 43. 44. 59 Stoll, Alan 38, 39. 42. 43, 44. 59, 89. 90, 98 Stone, Jay 48, 50. 68, 98 Sutton. Greg 2. 56 Sutton, Lorie 50, 86, 87. 126 Tallcott. Ron 87. 108. 116. 118 Tallcott. Shawn 49. 50. 57. 62. 68. 80 Tanner. David 9, 27, 97 Trautvetter, Scott 2. 27. 30, 31, 70. 90 Trautvetter, Stacy 8, 45. 50. 87, 88. 90. 91. 95. 139 Trautvetter, Steve 2. 27. 30, 31, 67. 70, 78. 90 Trautvetter, Tammi 8, 40, 43, 79, 91 Treaster, Billy 107, 108, 109 Treaster. J.C. 56 Turnbaugh. Don 105, 106, 108. 118 Turnbaugh, Robert 27. 33, 58 Turnbaugh. Ron 104 VaLeu. Dana 28, 30, 32. 35. 67, 87. 88. 89, 91. 139 VaLeu, David 28. 30. 33. 34. 35. 90 VaLeu, Denise 88. 108, 112, 115 Vass, Julie 56. 73, 77, 79. 93. 94. 95 Venvertloh. JoAnn 9. 43, 79, 89 Vest. Susan 9. 28, 31. 33, 60, 74. 75. 79, 89. 139 Vonderheide, Peggy 28. 64 Voorhis, Leslie 28. 31, 70. 90 Voss, Randy 50. 90 Voss. Rick 3. 106. 109. Ill Voss. Rodney 28, 90 Voth, Michael 104. Ill Waddill. Brad 104. 110. Ill Walker. Marilyn 15. 18 Warning, Robert 28 Watson, Paul 28. 31. 70 Watts. Rhonda 4. 8, 28. 43 Wear, Nicole 104 White, Harold 104 Whittaker. Wayne 38. 41. 43 Wietholder. Amy 56. 90, 91 Wietholder. Beth 50. 90 Wietholder. Cindy 2, 52. 55. 56. 57. 65. 77. 81. 86. 87. 88. 92. 126, 139, 140 Wietholder, David 109 Witholder. Robert 109 Wietholder, Tammy 29. 31. 34. 35. 57. 59. 76. 86. 87. 88. 91. 92, 126 Wiewel. Stacy 9. 109. 116, 118. 119 Williams. Michael 29. 33. 87. 97 Wilson. David 43. 70. 90. 98 Wilson. Melanie 50. 68. 70. 77. 89 Wilson. Monica 104. 110, 113. 116. 118 Wilson. Van 8. 14. 18, 74. 78 Wise. Christina 44 Wise. Terry 106. 109 Wittier. Ronnie 5. 44. 70, 74, 78 Wittier. Sandy 29 Woodruff. Dean 111 Woodruff. Doug 50, 71. 75. 90 Woodruff. Jill 40, 43. 44. 60. 79. 139 Woodruff. Ryan 5. 104. Ill Woodworth. Darryl 44. 58, 92 Woodworth. Dennis 9, 29. 31. 58. 66. 68, 70. 74. 78. 89 Woodworth. Paulette 51. 56. 60. 75, 79. 86. 87. 126 Woodworth. Sue 8. 15. 18, 73. 81. 139 Woodworth, Teresa 8. 11. 29, 35. 68, 86, 87, 88. 126 Wray. Kristen 9. 109. 112, 116 Wray, Shari 9. 29. 31, 68. 73. 74, 75. 89. 139 Wyatt. Tracy 9. 56. 70. 77. 93. 94. 95 Yancy. Victor 56 Zanger. Kelly 104 INDEX - 143 FOND MEMORIES Looking over my shoulder Through the mist on the path of the past I see times that we shared together Times where no dim shadows were cast. Holding each other’s hand We would walk for what seemed like miles Telling each other our secrets Watching each other smile. Those times ended so very long ago And now we’ve grown apart But I’ll never forget our special moments The memories linger on in my heart. Marcy Campbell Our theme this year was pathways. Looking ahead of the path toward the future to come, and looking back on the path we have left behind of all the happy moments and special times we’ve made and shared. The purpose of the yearbook was to capture those memo- ries and help you never to forget them. I would like to thank Mrs. Hyer and Mrs. Kunz, the year- book sponsors, for teaching me so much, for putting up with me, and solving the problems Annual Staff had in putting this yearbook together. I would also like to thank Kim Kunz, assistant editor, and wish her good luck next year as editor. Dana VaLeu Editor 144 - CLOSING