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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1988 volume:

IN THE SPOTLIGHT Unity Hi-Lites Mendon, Illinois Volume XXXV Juniors, page 32 Freshmen, page 44 Index, page 125 Dedication, page 3 Sophomores, page 38 Middle School, page 90 Sports, page 78 Closing, page 128 Seniors, page 4 Features, page 50 Activities, page 60 Ads. page 108 2 — TABLE OF CONTENTS DECICATION Mr. Myron Pilatz Mr. Hugh Shrader 3rd hour C.P. English. This Edition of the Unity Hi-Lites yearbook is dedicated to Myron Pilatz and Hugh Shrader. Mr. Shrader has been teaching at Unity for 31 years and Mr. Pilatz has been Principal for 10 years. They will both be missed by students and faculty. Above: Mr. Pilatz accepts a stereo for the school in memory of Cindy Shaffer, Below: Mr. Shrader Mr. Pilatz. Above: Congratulations Mr. Shrader. Below: Maggie Thomas presents the Golden Apple Award. 3 Radelle Ahlemeier Kevin Anderson 3he 1388 (graduates of uns Cheryl Althoff Connie Appledorn Nicole Arnold Chuck Bartlett Melissa Blackburn Jacque Bley seniors — 5 Craig Blickhan Kathy Byrd Brad Cameron Heather Cramm Bobbi Daugherty Clifford Daugherty Colin Curry Kristin Davidson 6 — SENIORS Ronna Duesterhaus Brent Gronewold Mark Halcomb Brenda Hamilton Joe Howell Tonja Hull Debbie Hoistings Heather James seniors — 7 Barb Koehler Joe Mayfield Kimberly Kunz JoJo Maglioacchetti Tonya McCleary Maggie McMullen Joe Miller Trent Neisen Melissa Nelson 8 — SENIORS Jim Nichols Bill Ogle Tod Robbins Daniel Roberts Lisa Shaffer i ■ Marcy Rogers Melissa Sharpe Amy Schnelle Jeff Shrader StNlOU'; - S, Stacy Smith Debbie Stice Jay Stone Shawn Tallcott Beth Wietholder Stacy Trautvetter Melanie Wilson Randy Voss Doug Woodruff 10 — SENIORS SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL: (I to r) Stacy Troutvetter. Student Council Representative; Stacy Smith. Secretary; Missy Blackburn. President; Barb Koehler. Vice-President; Mary Ann Peter and Tom Bull, Sponsors. JoJo Maglioacchetti, Treasurer. Melanie Wilson, Historian. PULLING THE SENIOR FLOAT: Joe Miller, JoJo Maglioac- chetti. Craig Blickhan. Stacy Trautvetter SENIORS — 11 SPECIAL MEMORIES The Class of '88 sponsors were Dana Spratt and Tom Bull during the year of 84-85. Mary Ann Peter and Mr. Bull were the sponsors from 85- 88. During their Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years, the Class of '88 won first place on their homecom- ing float. It was quite exciting to be victorious three years in a row. The Homecoming Dance and Prom were the most memorable dances to the Seniors. There were so many beautiful dresses. When they were measured for their caps and gowns, they couldn't believe it was actually happening. At the same time, they ordered their Senior Keys and announcements. They knew that the end of their High School days were near. Then finally, the last week of school was here. The Seniors were cramming in the last minute picture exchanging and giving each other name cards, and of course, we can't forget water fights. The Big Night'' is here!! Hugs, tears, recall- ing the memories — it's graduation. Jac- quelyn Bley sang The Way We Were as we all thought about our high school years. The Class of '88 is now part of Unity High School's History We will never forget UHS and our memories. 12 — SENIORS SPECIAL MEMORIES SCHOOL DAY MEMORIES As we reach out our hand The diploma we grasp While we think of the memories of the years in the past. Tears fill our eyes Because it's all gone We're starting a new life we have to move on. We hope friends will keep in touch as the years pass us by Although it hurts inside we try not to cry We think of kinderegarten and our very first day Now we've reached the end We are going away How do you say goodbye to friends who mean so much Will there be time to really keep in touch You'll always have the memories of your school years from day one Don't think of school as ending — Think of it as a new life that has begun. —Submitted by Kris Davidson seniors — 13 SENIOR Above: TRACK — (I to r) Colin Curry. Joe Miller. Shawn Tallcott; Below: BASKETBALL — (I to r) Brad Cameron, Dan- iel Roberts, (not pictured) Trent Neisen Above: FOOTBALL — (front) Chuck Bartlett. Doug Woodruff, (back) Ty Hill, Daniel Roberts, Brent Gronewokd; Below: BASEBALL — (I to r) Brad Cameron, Joe Mayfield, Daniel Roberts 14 — SENIORS ATHLETES Above: VOLLEYBALL — (front) Missy Blackburn. Stacy Smith, Kim Caley. (back) Barb Koehler. Debbie Hoistings. Ronna Duesterhaus; Be|ow TRACK — Ronna Duesterhaus Above SOFTBALL — (front) Radelle Ahlemeier. (mid die) Debbie Hoistings. Barb Koehler. Heather Cramm. (back) Lisa Shaffer. Kimberly Kunz. Below BASKETBALL — (front) Cheryl Althoff. Tonya McCleary. Ronna Dues- terhaus. Barb Koehler, (back) Debbie Hoistings. Kim Ca- ley SENIORS — 15 AWARDS Kimberly Kunz was honored with the 1st Annual Cindy Shatter Memorial Spirit Award. Concert Band — Radelle Ahlemeier Choral — Jacque Bley Cindy Shaffer Memorial Spirit — Kimberly Kunz Bov's Athletic — Danny Roberts Girl's Athletic — Ronna Duesterhaus Student Council — Ronna Duesterhaus Computer — Jeff Shrader Business — Kimberly Kunz Radelle Ahle- meier Math — Bobbi Daugherty Homemakina — Beth Wietholder Newspaper — Melissa Nelson, Debbie Stice, Melissa Sharpe Annual Staff — Kimberly Kunz Science — Ronna Duesterhaus Amy Schnelle receiving a scholarship. 16 The Seniors at the Awards Assembly. Illinois State Scholars — Bobbie Daugherty Jeff Shrader Society of Academic Achievement members — Ra- delle Ahlemeier , Missy Blackburn, Brad Cameron, Ronna Duesterhaus, Kimberly Kunz, Amy Schnelle, Heather Cramm, Colin Curry, Bobbi Daugherty, Brent Gronewold, Marcy Rogers, Lisa Shaffer, Jeff Shrader, Stacy Smith. President's Academic Fitness — Radelle Ahlemeier, Colin Curry, Jeff Shrader, Missy Blackburn, Brad Ca- meron, Lisa Shaffer, Bobbie Daugherty, Ronna Duester- haus, Amy Schnelle Senior Art Award — Tonja Hull; Junior — Suzie Castle; Sophomore — Keven Smith Carla Rust; Freshmen — Brad Birck Mike Hawe Algebra Award — Sam Knox Joe Houghton Joe Miller receiving his scholarship. Unity PTA Scholarship — Heather Cramm Danforth Foundation “I Dare You — Heather Cramm Colin Curry D.A.R. Good Citizen — Ronna Duesterhaus D.A.R. Citizenship — Kimberly Kunz D.A.R. American History — Jeff Shrader American Legion Citizenship — Radelle Ahle- meier Brent Gronewold School Citizenship — Ronna Duesterhaus Brad Cameron A.B. Leeoer Scholarship — Heather Cramm Joe Miller seniors — 17 GRADUATION On May 27, 1988, fifty Seniors received their diplomas just as five of those students' parents did exactly 22 years years ago on May 27, 1966 from Unity High School. Those students and their parents are: Kevin Anderson's parents — Carol (Ward) Anderson and Johnny Anderson; Bobbi Daugherty's father — Bill Daugherty; Brenda Hamilton's mother — Carol (Strickler) Hamilton; Kimberly Kunz's mother — Lucinda (Wollbrink) Kunz; and Shawn Tallcott's father — Larry Tall- cott. The speaker for graduation was Rev. Clyde Snyder from the Centennial Ebeneezer Church. Top right; (I to r) Brenda Hamilton, Kimberly Kunz. Missy Blackburn, Radelle Ahlemeier. Jacque Bley. Heather Cramm, Melanie Wilson. Lisa Shaffer. Amy Schnelle. and Stacy Trautvetter in one last group shot.; Middle left and right: The Graduates are anxiously waiting.; Bottom left: Jacque Bley singing The Way We Were” accom- panied by Radelle Ahlemeier on piano.; Bottom right: Rev. Clyde Snyder. Myron Pilatz, Gerhard Jung, and LaVern Shaffer. 18 — SENIORS Top left: (I to r) Salutatorian Ronna Duesterhaus and Valedictori- an Bobbi Daugherty; Top right: Recognition of top ten students; Middle: Turning of the tassels. Bottom left: Kimberly Kunz; Bottom right: The tassel's worth the hassle!” — right Jeff?? (Jeff Shrader) The twelve Seniors with the highest grade-point average and their parents were recognized by Superintendent Gerhard Jung. Those students were: Bobbi Daugherty (Valedictorian), Ronna Duesterhaus (Salutatorian), Radelle Ahlemeier, Missy Blackburn, Brad Cameron, Kimberly Kunz, Amy Schnelle, Lisa Shaffer, Jeff Shrader, Stacy Smith. Marcy Rogers and Colin Curry. The diplomas were presented by the School — Board President, LaVern Shaffer, as the names were read by My- ron Pilatz, Unity's Principal. SENIORS — 19 SENIOR TRIP May 6, 7, and 8, 1988!! Three days of fun-filled, excifing evenfs. A lot of memories were made that weekend for the Class of '88. The first day, Friday, the Seniors loaded everything on the bus and head- ed for Kansas City (top right). The bus driver was Jim Tallcott, he made the long bus ride ever interest- ing!! When they arrived, some headed straight for the pool (middle right). Mr. Bull tells Ty Hill to get plenty of pictures of the scenery (middle left). That night I he sponsors (Tom Bull, Mary Ann Peter, Ben Spohr, and Barb Selby) and the students went to Tiffany's Attic for a delicious supper and a play starring Tracy Gold, a TV star. The next day, Saturday, they went to World's of Fun. Barb Koehler and Debbie Hoistings waiting on the bus (bottom right). Heather Cramm (bottom left) decides to relax and ride the merry-go-round. 20 — SENIORS After World's of Fun. they all went to a baseball game (top left). At the game, the Seniors were more entertained by some extremely happy fans than the game itself. Later, for supper, they went to Show Biz Pizza. Here, Brenda Hamilton, Ronna Duesterhaus, and Kimberly Kunz (top right) made friends with a member of the band. Marcy Rogers (upper middle) got to experience what it was like to be a professional race car driver. Brad Cameron and Joe Howell (lower middle) played a hot game of hockey before eating pizza. Everyone won a prize or two at Show Biz. On Sunday, their last day, the group went ice skating (bottom left). The Seniors found it a little easier to skate in a group (bottom right). The sponsors take a little break (lower right) and Mrs. Peter takes a little rest. Everyone had a lot of fun on Senior Trip, it's an experience not likely to be forgot- ten. seniors — 21 Myron Pilotz Principal Hugh Shrader Administrative Assistant Gerhard Jung Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION: (front row ) Edward Schroeder. Robert Smith. Albert Peter; (back row') LaVern Shaffer. William Barnett. Conrad Blackburn. Allen Shriver STAFF — 23 Mary Ann Aspeotis English I graduated from Illinois State University and have been teaching for a total of 5 years. Betty Breitwieser Geography I have a total of 11 years of college in 2 colleges and 4 universities. I have been teaching at Unity for 16 years. Gary Brickman Boys' P. E. I attended Quincy Col- lege and received a B.S. in Physical Education with mi- nors in History and Drivers Education. I have been teaching for 20 years — 8 of them in Unit 4. '-A Tom Bull Agriculture I graduated from the Uni- versity of Wisconsin with a B.S. in Agriculture,. I have taught all four years since college at Unity. ‘T graduated from Lewis Clark Community College, Eastern Illinois University, and Southern Illinois University and have an A S. in Biology and a B.S. in Botany. Paula Cory Science I went to Western Illinois University for 6 years. I have a B.S. in Commercial Art and Science, majors in Speech and English, and minors in Park Recreation Administra- tion and English. This is my 1st year teaching, Holly VanHootegem Language Arts t I graduated from Quincy College with a B.S. in History and Philosophy,. In the sum- mer I attended couses at NMS. I taught 5 years at Barry and 19 at Unity. Martha Danglade History “I have a B.S. In Music Edu- cation from Quincy College and a M S. in Music Educa- tion from University of Illinois. This is my 14th year at Unity. Bill DeMont Music f“ i 24 — STAFF Barb Elston Business Ruth Evans Math Kathleen Garlisch Counselor Bruce Haschemeyer Science I 'graduated from North- east Missouri State University with a B.S. in Education. I have been teaching Business Education for 13 years — this is my first year at Unity.” I attended Western Illinois University for 4 years and have a major in Business Edu- cation and a minor in Math. I have been teaching for 22 years. I graduated from West- ern Illinois University with a major in Health Sciences and a minor in Art Education. I have a degree in Counselor Education. This will be my 7th year in education.” “I have been teching for 6 years. I attended Illinois Col- lege for 4 years and re- ceived a B.S. in Elementary Education and an A. of C. in Science. I have a B.S. in Science Education from Miami Univer- sity in Oxford, Ohio. I am working on my Masters at Morehead State University. I have been teaching for 2 years. I attended Augustana College and Sioux Falls Col- lege. Then I graduated with a B.S. from Mankato State University, This is my 3rd year teaching.” ”1 have a B.S. in Art Educa- tion for grades K-12 from Illi- nois State University. This is my 11th year teaching.” “I graduated from Eastern Illinois University. I received a M.S. degree in Home Eco- nomics. I attended college for 5 1 2 years and have been teaching at Unity for 7 years. Laura Havens Science Mary Hejlik Computers Math Kathy Hyer Art Tina Kennedy Home Economics STAFF — 25 Tim Kremberg History I attended Western Illinois University for 5 years. I had pre-student teaching at Ma- comb and student teaching at Quincy. I have been teaching for 5 years. Lucinda Kunz Business I graduated from West- ern Illinois University with a B.S. in Education. I have a K- 14 teaching certificate in Business Education and a K-9 certificate in Elementary Education. I have been teaching at Unity for 15 years and also teach Adult Educa- tion classes at Voc-Tech in Quincy. 4lS Richard Lask Music l have taken 6 years of college at Quincy College and the University of Illinois. I have a B.S. in Music and M.S. in Music Education. This is my 14th year of teaching. Amy Longo Pre-School “I have a B. of S.E. degree in Special Education (K-12). This is my 4th year of teach- ing. After 4 years of college. I have a B.S. in Liberal Arts. I graduated from Stephens College, Northeast Missouri State and Glumheit Maryville College I've taught 3 years. I attended Lakeland Col- lege and Eastern Illinois Uni- versity for a total of 7 years. I have a major in Physical Edu- cation and minor in Drivers Education. I have been teaching for 2 years I have been teaching for 3 years. I have B.A.'s in The- ater Art and Speech and M.A.'s in Art and English. I graduated from West- ern Illinois University. I have a B.S. in Physics and a A of S in Mathematics. I have been teaching for 14 years. 9 of them at Unity. Chris Mank English Don Martz Drivers Education Mary Ann Peter English David Rigsbee Math 26 — STAFF “I have been teaching for 9 years. I have a B.S. in Eng- lish. and A.S. in History and Library Science. Now I teach 10th grade English. I went to NMSU for four years and to WIU for a year of graduate school. I have been teaching for six years. ”1 have been teaching for 31 years. I have a B.S. in Edu- cation with a major in English, and minors in Speech. Span- ish. and Social Studies. I received a B.S. in Indus- trial Arts and P.E. from West- ern Illinois University. I have taught at Carthage. Gales- burg. and Unity for a total of 15 years. I graduated from the Uni- versity of Northern Iowa. I have a B.A. in Mathematics Education, and minor in Eng- lish. I have been teaching for 17 years. I graduated from Quincy College and Northern Mis- souri State University after 4 years. I have a major in Spe- cial Education, which I have been teaching for 11 years. I have been teaching for 9 years. I graduated from Eu- reka College. I have a B.S. in Physical Education with a mi- nor in Health. I have a B.S. in Physical Eudcation with a minor in Health Education. I am quali- fied to teach kindergarten to 12th grade. This is my 8th year teaching. Nancy Starman Math Marilyn Walker Special Education Van Wilson Health Sue Woodworth Physical Education STAFF — 27 SUPERINTENDENT SECRETARY — Sue Kerker; BOOKKEEPER — Carolyn Hussong 28 — STAFF Janet Hendrickson. Teacher's Aide Dan Howard, Bus Mechanic Above: Ellie Voth and Woody (Dean Woodruff) Left: Gayleen Koenig, Teacher's Aide Middle Left: BUS DRI- VERS — Row 1 (I to r): Cindy Gervais, Bernice Warning, Rita Miller, Nancy Howard, Helen Harms, Ardith Clair; Row 2: Jack Hull, Dean Palmer, Everett Martin, Keith Detrick, Dale Em- ery. Not pictured: Burle Brown, Berdie Guthrie. Jean Lubbe. Middle School Librarian STAFF — 29 Kelle Cornwell writing a love letter to Bradley Holly Duke reading up on the latest soaps. What do you think you are doing? (Suzie Castle. Lois Emery. Tracie Gronewold) OK, Bill. I'll sit by you. (Billy Cour- tois. Randy Lomax) UNDERCLASSES — 31 JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL: (Seated) President Shelly Gordy and Vice President Eric Bristow. (Standing from left) Sponsor David Rigsbee, Stu- dent Council Representative Susan Muegge, Treasurer Lance Noble, and Secretary Holly Duke. Not pictured: Sponsor Paula Cory and Histori- an Shawn Dickerman. Jay Hadsell and Tracie Gronewold working on their open book learning. And I thought Art Class was hard! (Jewil Naderhoff) Eric Blum with his natural look . Are you talking to us? (Paulette Lois Emery in her normal state of Woodworth, Carla Rust) mind. 32 — JUNIORS I can't believe he said that! (Lois Emery. Heather Columbus. Mi- chelle Houghton) JUNIORS — 33 Brad Baker Peggy Blickhan Holly Brinkman Eric Bristow Gunnar Caster Heather Columbus Brenda Burwinkel Suzie Castle Kelle Cornwell I can win with one hand tied behind my back. (Aaron Good- win. Tim Koch. Phil Fryrear) Kim Crawford Shawn Dickerman Holly Duke Lana Dedert Kim Dietrich Lois Emery Jewli Naderhoff. Suzi Castle) Phil Fryrear Scott Gordley Trade Gronewold We are really faking it (studying).” (Keith Hoing. Eric Bristow) If one of those days ” (Lois Emery. Joe Fish Aaron Goodwin Shelly Gordy 34 — JUNIORS Said what?? (Julie Vass) “When I grow up, I (Lance Neisen) Dawn Nelson giving nightmares. Right: Gail Klauser Straight Down: Tim Koch, Carla McClelland Right and Down: Jennifer Koehler. Daren Moore Brenda Hawe Keith Hoing Trent Johnsey Jay Hadsell Lance Heaton Michelle Houghton JUNIORS — 35 Get close to the ones you love1'' (Eric Bristow. Brad Begeman. Kelle Cornwell) Jeff Oennmg Marc Plumb Kim Russell Lisa Ohnemus Lisa Randolph Carla Rust Susan Muegge Lance Neisen Brian Niekamp Jewli Naderhoff Dawn Nelson Lance Noble ’You are not funny' (Carla Don’t mess with me. man1” McCleland) (Phd Fryrear) 36 — JUNIORS - o Anais Shriver Greg Sutton J C Treaster Joe South Aaron Tenhouse Julie Vass Lana Dedert posing for the picture Amy Wietholder Cindy Wietholder Paulette Woodworth Tracy Wyatt Sure, got pep. but it got me in trouble (Cindy Wietholder. Su;:ie Castle) JUNIORS — 37 Lanette Anderson Eddie Blanchett Andrew BHjm 38 — SOPHOMORES SCIPIHC H 7 - i Do we really have to eat this?” (Brad Clair) Scott Calvert Travis Knox Huh?” (Travis Knox) You're asking me?” (Frank Mayfield) Trey Bryson Here's what l think of homework .! (Ron Dough- -you know what I want. (Ross Schulte) Brad Clair erty) Kristen Cornwell Lon Cornwell Billy Courtois Ronald Daugherty SOPHOMORES - 39 Glenn Franks Don't look at the camera! (Buddy Nevins) The cleaning ladies. (Chris Oenning, Monica Wilson) Michelle Goodwin Kathy Henze Bob Howell Warren Hull 40 — SOPHOMORES Tonya Kendrick Richard Klusmeyer Travis Knox Jennifer Kuhn Are you really going to eat that? (Andy Blum. Brent Nie- A woman s work is never kamp. Ron Turnbaugh) done. (Krista Lentz) What's happening over there? (Paula Pogue. Rhonda Adair. Allison Peter. Tonya Kendrick. Jenny Kuhn) Rob Kuhn Krista Lentz Tisha Meyer SOPHOMORES Ken Neisen Buddy Nevins Brent Niekamp Jennifer Noble Chris Oennmg Digging for gold0 (Harold White) Our computer Wizards???0? (Dannie Sammons, Trey Bryson) Tim Ogle ‘I don’t understand' (Monica Wilson) Tm sorry Scottie (Chris Oenning. Scott Calvert) - SOPHOMORES Harold White Monica Wilson Ryan Woodruff Kelly Zanger SOPHOMORES — 43 Shan© Starman Bryce Shank IP I T r I'm innocent, as usual. Billy Courtois) % w________________________ What is that in my chili'? (Kelly Zanger) Keven Smith “Sure, we know what we're doing. Michelle Goodwin, Monica Wilson. Carmen Lubbert) Nicole Wear The First Stop on the Way to the Top Brad Birck Becky Butler 44 — Freshmen John Gaines FRESHMEN — 45 Kevin at his best. (Kevin Hoing) 46 — FRESHMEN Ryan Koenig Sam Knox Chad Maynard Stacey Lohmeyer Upper left I forgot to eat my Wheaties this morning1 (Ricky Voss). Left We know something you don't know1 (Ben Hull. Scott Rogers). Above Half work, half play makes a fun day1 (Brad Birck Kristy Wray. Craig Cramm. Barbara Erke. John Games) FRESHMEN — A Above left: OK guys. I made a mistake. (Heidi Cantrell. Jennifer Egan. Denise VaLeu, Kristy Wray. Deanne Dicker- man, Left: Leave me alone! fKristv Wray. Gary Dedert: Above: Some things in life just aren't easy! (Craig Cramm); Don't mess me up! (Jennifer Egan) Jim Shupe Amy Sandidge 48 — FRESHMEN Ron Tallcott rypr Ricky Voss David Wiethoider A portion of the Freshmen class tugging at it. Stacy Wiewel FRESHMEN — 49 UNITY IS IN THE SPOTLIGHT!! 50 — M THE SPOTLIGHT I finally mace rr in pictures. The Spotlight has a hypnotic effect; The Suspense is Thrilling ... BREAK A LEG!! The excitement is con- tagious. Both the audi- ence and actors are waiting in anticipation. The spotlight focuses the audience's attention on another world onstage. All auditions and tryouts are over. The directors, actors, and production crews have been select- ed. A year at Unity High School is much like a play where the parts are per- formed by the staff and the students. And, an im- portant ingredient, the setting is Unity. Theater people are a superstitious lot. They be- lieve it is bad luck to wish another performer luck before he or she goes on. Instead they tell each other to BREAK A LEG! CAN IMS PICTURE e? USS 5EVlPBlcEp. Matthew Kunz Gunnar Caster, Shelly Gordy. Daren Moore, Carla McClelland Becky Butler hard at work. TRIPLE TROUBLE TWINS!! Lisa Ohnemus, Heather James, Amy Schnelle. Tonya McCleary, Radelle Ahlemeier, Kimberly Kunz JoJo Maglioacchetti, Craig Blickhan IN THE SPOTLIGHT - 51 52 — IN THE SPOTLIGHT Sam Knox, David Wietholder Marcy Rogers If you don't see it ... you won't believe it! IK I THE ACTORS Do you want to act? There are many “hams'' in the classroom, and like the classroom, acting re- quires hard work. The ac- tor needs to spend hours learning lines, developing characterization, and then at rehearsal. The one in the spotlight is the one onstage, the one the audience sees. He or she represents not only himself but the playwrite. the director, and everyone else who works on the production. The actor is the one ele- ment that a play cannot do without. But the actor is the fin- ished product of a lot of other peoples' efforts. Not all of the jobs are on stage in front of the audi- ence. The lighting design- er, the property crew, the costume, make-up, and sound crews are impor- tant parts of a successful production. Just like actors create the overall mood of a play, students create the overall mood of Unity High School. L_ii______ TAKE W PtCTU$( The theatre exists above all, for the actor, and without him, it cannot exist at all. — Stanislavsky Page 52; Middle left — Ryan Koenig. Duane McMullen. Right — Cindy Wietholder Jenny Kuhn. Paula Pogue Playtime in Science Class Kim Crawford, Brenda Hawe. Kim Dietrich Brad Cameron Eighth Grade History Projects Regina Emery. Ryan Severns, Jason Enke, Curtis Shaffer, Brian Burke IN THE SPOTLIGHT — 53 Being a good director is just like being a good mother — if you do your job right, they don't need you anymore. 54 - IN THE SPOTLIGHT Let there be light! Shedding light on the subject. THE DIRECTORS Each teacher is like the director of a play. The di- rector has to set the ground rules from the be- ginning and each has dif- ferent directing styles. Di- recting isn't easy and preparation is essential. The director has to be ex- cited by the play and plan ways to fire the imagination of the actors. His or her dedication and concentration should be contagious. The teacher needs to be positive and find ways to bring the enthusiasm out of the students and get them started on their way, Directors and teachers are trying to put their visions into reality. When you are the di- rector, you outline your goals for the play from the very beginning. To accomplish these goals, the director needs to be patient, fair, understand- ing, encouraging, and firm. Above all, the director must keep a sense of hu- mor. (top left) Paula Cory (far left) THE BLUES SISTERS? Ja- net Hendrickson, Barb Selby (left) Tina Kennedy IN THE SPOTLIGHT - 55 Everyone works together as part of the whole. TEAMWORK Teamwork is the activ- ity of a number of persons acting in close associ- ation as members of a unit. Each game, dance, or school activity puts Uni- ty's teams in the spotlight. Each of these activities demands the same kind of physical effort, con- centration and practice that any team sport does. Success comes when everyone does his or her job and is willing to share the spotlight. Teamwork is not being the ham and upstaging everyone else, but sharing the limelight and working together. Page 56: (left) Action in the Mus- Page 56: (far left) Daniel Roberts tang vs. Carthage Blueboy going for the TD. game (Left) Juniors team up to com- plete the Bugs Bunny float (Below) “Listening to Lask (Mid- dle School Band) Kristie Viele. Jenny Koch (Center) Seniors at Spirit Night REAPYlVWEN YOU ARE 1VWEN | £1) -'� v «nir� Tjrri IN THE SPOTLIGHT — 57 Sometimes I say exactly the right thing ... other times I'm at a loss for words. IMPROVISATION Improvisation is spur of the moment acting with- out a script. The players make up their own dia- logue as they go. We improvise all the time in our own lives. Sometimes we do this easily and say exactly the right thing, while other times we are at a loss for words and hours later say Why didn't I say ...? Whatever our response, it is spontaneous and unre- hearsed. Improvisation is an im- (Top) Radelle Ahlemeier. Jac- que Bley (Middle right) The Homecoming Court releases a balloon and note. (Middle left) Chastity Ditto, Car- la Homan put the final touches on the Freshman float. portant problem-solving technique. All kinds of professions use it to re- solve potential problems. A situation is given and actors play it spontane- ously with several differ- ent outcomes and each outcome is discussed. One thing to remember in improvisation is to listen actively to the other per- son and react appropri- ately. It's the only way to cope with the unexpect- ed. 58 - IN THE SPOTLIGHT (Far left) Seniors stuffing or being stuffed? Heather James, Debbie Hoistings (Left) Mike Kendrick--a pur-r-r- fect costume. (Middle left) Keven Smith and ? (Middle) Lisa Ohnemus in a dazed state. (Middle right) “Sure Jacque, I hear you.” Jacque Bley. Trent Johnsey IN THE SPOTLIGHT — 59 The Sadie Hawkins Dance was held November 21, 1987 from 7-11 p.m. The Dance was sponsored by FHA. Music was provided by Sophis- ticated Sounds. The King and Queen were Brad Begeman and Kelle Cornwell. Marcy Rogers and Ty Hill: I finally caught him!! November 21, 1987 SADIE HAWKINS (I. to r.): Marcy Rogers. Ty Hill. Kelle Cornwell, Brad Begeman. Tisha Meyer. Shane Starman. Chastity Ditto. Sam Knox ACTIVITIES — 61 HOMECOMING 1987 This year's 1987 Homecoming week be- gan with the building of floats. These floats were judged on Friday during the parade. Following the theme “CARTOONS , the winners were 1st — Seniors with “Smurfs ; 2nd — Freshmen with “Garfield and Odie ; 3rd — Juniors with “Bugs Bunny ; and 4th — Sophomores with “Charlie Brown . Spirit Week began on Monday, Sep- tember 14 and lasted through Friday. The days were as follows: Monday — T-shirt with favorite saying; Tuesday — Twin Day; Wednesday — Spirit Day; Thursday — Cartoon Day; Friday — Jersey Day. Spirit Night was held on Thursday on the football field. The Seniors edged by the Juniors by one point to win the Spirit Night 1987 plaque. The Homecoming Court was voted upon by the students. They are (Shown on the right side of page 63. starting at top, left to right.) Seniors Doug Woodruff and Melanie Wilson; Juniors Daren Moore and Carla McClelland. Seniors Chuck Bart- lett and Missy Blackburn; Juniors Gunnar Caster and Shelly Gordy; Seniors Ty Hill and Debbie Hoistings; Juniors Phil Fryrear and Paulette Woodworth; Seniors Danny Roberts (King) and Ronna Duesterhaus (Queen); Gift Bearers Lee Hyer (Son of Gary and Kathy Hyer) and Melissa Hejlik (Daughter of Greg and Mary Hejlik). On Friday, September 18, our parade began at 5:30 and the football game at 7:30. Carthage won 13-9 despite a fine effort given by our team. On Saturday night, the Homecoming dance was held in the cafeteria from 8:00 to 11:00. Coronation was held at 9:00 where the King. Queen, and their Court were introduced. The 10-year Queen was also present, Becky McClelland. The Mo- bile Music Machine provided the music for entertainment. “Did Chuck and Doug really work that Ronna Duesterhaus and Daniel Roberts “I'm so photogenic! Heather James hard on the float? (Chuck Bartlett, Doug Woodruff) 62 - ACTIVITIES But. we are having fun!! (Monica Wilson. Gunnar Caster) School Spirit Day (Kimberly What a playboy! (Joe Fish) Kunz) ACTIVITKS - 63 HOMECOMING MEMORIES 1 Smurfs announce the parade theme. 2 The Homecoming candidates and their escorts. 3. Junior float — Roast the Blueboys 4. Freshmen float. 5. Ronna Duesterhaus — the reigning HC Queen. 6. Senior float. 7. The bat race at Spirit Night. 8. Holly Duke loves building floats. 9. Seniors and Spirit night games 10. Freshmen float. 11. Becky McClelland. 1977 HC Queen and Myron Pilatz. 64 — ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL CHRISTMAS PARTY Dawn Nelson: The New Dawn I told you that was wrong. (Heidi Cantrell. Susan Corrigan. Chad Maynard. Craig Burwinkel, Craig Cramm) Just read what it says. (Lance Noble. Trent Johnsey. Jeff Oenning. Jennifer Koehler) Future Vanna Whites????? (Debbie Hoist- ings. Melanie Wilson) Kimberly Kunz — hostess of The Price is Close Enough Mr. Spohr and his friend. Ed. The Student Council prepared a Christmas program that was pre- sented on the afternoon before school let out for the Holidays on December 23. 1987. Small groups of students entertained the student body with skits and commercials. Classes competed for wonderful prizes in the game shows. The Price is Close Enough, Class Feud. and Card Sharks. As show hosts, student council members dis- played the prize showcases that in- cluded items such as keys to a plas- tic car. a pilfered painting and an all-expense paid-trip to Big Neck. The excitement was interrupted by short commercial messages from New Dawn, Stridex. and Bar- ttes and J°vmes.-ACT|V(TES _ JR-SR PROM, APRIL 30, 1988 PROM COURT. (I to r) Chuck Bartlett, JoJo Maglioacchetti, Shawn Tallcott, Melanie Wilson. Daniel Roberts, Ronna Duesterhaus. Ty Hill, Missy Blackburn Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Starlight Terrace on April 30, 1988. The Prom theme was Forever . The band was The Adaptors. Melanie Wilson and Danny Roberts were crowned Queen and King. The rest of court consisted of Missy Blackburn, Ronna Duesterhaus, JoJo Maglioacchetti, Chuck Bartlett, Ty Hill, and Shawn Tallcott. The crown bearers were David Wyatt and Janelle Dickerman. The Prom Decorating Committee decorated from 8 am to noon Saturday morning. The colors were pink, sliver, and midnight blue. A mug or a champagne glass was handed out to each person who attended. An after prom party, spsonored by Unity P.T.A., was held at the school from 12:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. Everyone had a nice time and will cherish these memories Forever . 66 — ACTIVITIES The reading of the Class Prophesy by (I to r) Stacy Smith, Barb Koehler. Missy Blackburn. Stacy Trautvetter, JoJo Maglioacchetti. and Melanie Wilson. Stacy Smith. Stacy Trautvetter. Brent Niekamp: A break in the fun for a photo. Tonja Hull and her date: What does that smirk mean? Lois Emery and Carla McClelland share the news. $7 s T U D E N T Row 1: (I to r) Stacy Trautvetter. Dawn Nelson, Barb Koehler, Debbie Haistings, Melanie Wilson. Sam Knox, Row 2: Amy Schnelle. Holly Duke, Shelly Gordy. Lisa Ohnemus; Row 3: Heidi Cantrell, Peggy Blickhan, Lois Emery, Ronna Duesterhaus. Susan Muegge, Radelle Ahlemeier, Lisa Shaffer, Kimberly Kunz, Kristy Wray; Row 4: Kristen Cornwell, Daniel Roberts, Joe Miller. Co-Sponsor Ben Spohr, Bob Howell, Beth Wietholder, Brad Cameron, Brent Gronewold, Missy Blackburn c 0 u N C 1 L STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: (I to r) Ronna Duesterhaus, Presi- dent; Melanie Wilson, Historian; Brent Gronewold, Vice-Presi- dent. Debbie Haistings, Secretary (Not pictured: Shawn Dick- erman. Treasurer.) The Student Council has had a very active year The sponsors are Ben Spohr and Mary Hejlik Many high school students have various responsi- bilities to help out with the Student Council activi- ties. The Student Council started the year by plan- ning Homecoming events centered around the theme Cartoons'', Spirit night, a parade, and a dance were held. A fish fry was held on December 11 before a boys basketball game. The Student Council had the most successful one ever this year For the school Christmas Party, each class par- ticipated in game shows. In February, the Student Council members took a trip to Kirksville and went skiing all day at Rainbow Basin Ski Lodge. Everyone has a great time as long with a few bumps and bruises. On the way home, they finished off the day with a stop at Pizza Hut. Seniors with Spirit at Spirit Night (Heather Cramm. Ra- delle Ahlemeier, Jacque Bley. Lisa Shaffer) INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Row 0to 0 Ben Spohr — Sponsor, Daniel Roberts, Ty Hill, Randy Voss. Beth Wietholder. Shawn Tallcott, Eddie Blanchett; Row 2: David Wietholder, Michael Chewning, Joe Miller, Brian Niekamp. Gary Ellerman, Doug Woodruff, Joe Howell. Chuck Bartlett, Randy Lomax. Scott Rogers. Benny Hull; Row 3: Ryan Koenig, Tim Ogle, Ken Neisen, Todd Chewning. Billy Courtois, Tim Koch. Andrew Blum, Ricky Voss. Jay Hadsell, Bryce Shank. Scott Gordley. Tod Robbins; Row 4: Harold White, Craig Blickhan. Trent Neisen. Rob Wietholder, Mark Halcomb. Maggie McMullen, JoJo Maglioacchetti Are you sure you know what you are doing? Ty Hill. Randy Voss, Tod Robbins. Shawn Tallcott 70 — ORGANIZATIONS OFFICERS: (I to r) Danny Roberts (Student Council Representa- tive); Randy Voss (Vice-President); Beth Wietholder (Secre- tary); Ty Hill (President); Shawn Tallcott (Treasurer). THE HIGH-LITERS OF THE HI-UTES Attending a Yearbook Workshop in St. Louis. Editor Kimberly Kunz and Assistant Editor Cin- dy Wietholder Front Row: Barbara Erke, Kimberly Kunz. Kevin Hoing; Row 2: Brenda Burwinkel. Tracie Gronewold. Shelly Gordy, Denise VaLeu. Jennifer Shrader; Row 3: Sponsors Kathy Hyer and Lucinda Kunz. Louis Klement. Cindy Wietholder. Suzie Castle, Jennifer Egan. Mat- thew Kunz We really enjoy our work.” (Kimberly Kunz, Tracie Gronewold) Below: A nutritional award for a job well done! (Tracie Gronewold, Shelly Gordy, Cindy Wietholder, Jennifer Shrader, Brenda Burwinkel, Kimberly Kunz, and Mrs. Kunz) “Do you want his name, address, and phone number, too? Denise VaLeu and Cindy Wieth- older 72 JAZZ BAND OFFICERS: Brenda Burwinkel (Sec Treas). Colin Curry (Vice Pres), Tracy Wyatt (Hist). Shawn Dickerman (Prop Mgr), Radelle Ahlemeier (Pres) Row 1 M ch©fl© Cain, Stacey Lohmeyer Susan Corrigan (Sec Treas). Brenda Burwinkel (Al District Chorus). Debbie Stice, Tracy Wyatt (Pianist), Jacque Bley. Row 2 Chastity Ditto. Bobbi Daugherty, Heidi Control. Mefcssa Nelson. Heather James (Pres). Kathy Byrd. Melissa Sharpe. Kim Dietrich. Tisha Meyer (All District Chorus). Brenda Hamilton (Vice Pres) CHORUS CONCERT BAND JAZZ BAND Row 1: (I to r) Ronna Duesterhaus. Heather James, Anais Shriver. Bobbi Daugherty. Holly Duke; Row 2: Tonya Kendrick, Lanette Anderson, Brenda Burwinkel, Kara Harms, Tracy Wyatt, Kimberly Kunz. Jennifer Egan, Deanne Dickerman. Amy Sandidge, Stacy Wiewel; Row 3: Kevin Anderson. Trey Bryson, Shawn Dickerman, Travis Knox. Barbara Erke, Chris Peter, Joe Fish. Heather Cramm (All District Band), Radelle Ahlemeier (All District All State Bands); Row 4: Peggy Blickhan. Rhonda Adair. Craig Cramm, Craig Burwinkel. (not pictured — Stephanie Morton) Row 1: Rhonda Adair, Tracy Wyatt, Deanne Dickerman. Craig Burwin- kel; Row 2: Amy Sandidge, Shelly Anderson, Brenda Burwinkel, Kim- berly Kunz, Lanette Anderson, Kara Harms. Row 3: Shawn Dickerman. Colin Curry, Barbara Erke. Travis Knox, Director Richard Lask, Joe Fish. Trey Bryson. Radelle Ahlemeier, Heather Cramm MARCHING BAND Drum Majorette Anais Shriver, (I to r) Kara Harms. Stacy Wiewel. Amy Sandidge. Holly Duke, Bobbi Daugherty. Jennifer Egan. Deanne Dickerman. Barbara Erke. Travis Knox. Shawn Dickerman. Craig Burwinkel. Rhonda Adair. Peggy Blickhan. Kevin Anderson. Kelle Cornwell. Julie Vass. Joe Fish, Chris Peter. Brenda Burwinkel. Lanette Anderson. Tonya Kendrick. Stephanie Morton PEP BAND Row __________ Ronna Duesterhaus. Tonya Kendrick. Brenda Burwin- kel. Lanette Anderson. Bobbi Daugherty. HoHy Duke. Stacy Wiewel. Amy Sandidge. Row 2: Kimberly Kunz. Jennifer Egan, Tracy Wyatt. Kara Harms. Deanne Dickerman; Row 3: Chris Peter. Joe Fish. Heather Cramm. Radelle Ahlemeier. Row 4: Craig Burwinkel. Shawn Dickerman. Travis Knox. Barbara Erke. Row 5: Craig Cramm. Peggy Blick- han. Rhonda Adair, Trey Bryson. Kevin Anderson BAND OFFICERS: (I to r) Julie Vass (Prop Mgr), Holly Duke (Vice Pres). Peggy Blickhan (Sec Treas). Heather Cramm (Pres). Bobbi Daugherty (Hist) 73 Row_! (I to r) Tina Kennedy — Sponsor. JoJo Maglioacchetti. Brenda Hamilton. Tonja Hull. Nicole Wear. Chastity Ditto; Row 2: Dawn Nelson, Am Wietholder. Gail Klauser. Michelle Houghton. Kim Russell; Row 3: Kara Harms, Lana Dedert, Amy Sandidge, Stacey Lohmeyer. Heidi Cantrel Jennifer Koehler. Row 4: Carmen Lubbert. Angie Castle. Krista Lentz. Jennifer Noble. Tisha Meyer. Kim Dietrich, Brenda Hawe F H A (I to r) Nicole Wear - Treasurer; Brenda Hamilton Vice President. Tonja Hull - President; Chastity Ditto Secretary; JoJo Maglioacchetti - Public Relation (Not pictured Heidi Cantrell - Student Council R« presentative) FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA 74 — ORGANIZATIONS F.F.A. Shawn Tallcott having a midmorning Lisa Ohnemus pig-chasing. snack. FFA — 75 Ladies first! Miss A Pig (Mary Ann Aspeotis) Mr. Haschemeyer Pig (Bruce Haschemeyer Row 1: Beth Wietholder, Ty Hill. Amy Wietholder, Gail Klauser. Kevin Anderson. Stacy Trautvetter. Brad Clair. Joe Miller; Row 2; Brad Birck, Allen Presser. David Wietholder, Ron Tallcott. Benny Hull, Jim Shupe, Cindy Wietholder, Cheryl Althoff. Michael Chewning; Row 3: Advisor Tom Bull, Ron Turnbaugh. Warren Hull. Chad Maynard. Ricky Voss. Scott Rogers. Scott Gordley, Brad Baker, Brian Niekamp. Ken Neisen. Craig Blickhan. Ryan Woodruff. Lance Neisen. Row 4: Ryan Koenig. Rob Wietholder. Randy Voss. Trent Neisen. Shawn Tallcott. Richard Klusmeyer. Tod Robbins ART CLUB Front row: (I to r) JoJo Maglioacchetti (Public Relations). Paulette Woodworth (President 2). Dawn Nelson (President 1). Tisha Meyer (Secretary). Eric Archer (Treasurer), Lisa Ohnemus (Student Council Representative); Back row: Keven Smith, Shelly Gordy, Suzie Castle. Trade Gronewold. Kevin Hoing. Kathy Hyer. Sponsor Shelly Gordy finds a new friend Suzie Castle. Tisha Meyer. Keven Smith. Dr Marilyn Newby. Lisa Ohnemus. Paulette Woodworth The Unity Art Club, affiliated with the Illinois Rembrandt Society, participated in a puppet workshop presented by Marilyn Newby in October. The club members had fun at the North Adams Mini-Fair where they had an art display and crafts for children. They also sold heart pins for a money-making project. Several AC members painted the artroom windows for the Christmas holidays. Later in the year the members made celebrity puppets and sent them to the state exhibit called No Strings Attached in Springfield. 76 — ORGANIZATIONS LIBRARY CLUB Row Cheryl Althoff. Jim Shupe. Ron Tollcott. Becky Butler. Deanne Dickerman. Bobbi Daugherty; Row 2: Stacy Trautvetter. Beth Wietholder. Angie Castle, Krista Lentz, Lisa Ohnemus. Missy Atkins. Row 3: Daniel Roberts. Ty Hill. Kristen Cornwell. Paula Pogue. Shelly Gordy. Holly Duke. Peggy Blickhan, Shelly Roskamp, Sponsor, (Not pictured: Shawn Dickerman) The Library Club had twenty members during the 1987-88 school year. The club is made up of student librarians who work in the library during their study hall hours. The student librarians check out books and magazines, put books away and straighten books on the bookshelves, and help with other library work. The Library Club held a very successful poster sale in the fall. At Christmas, a luncheon was held. In May the Library Club took a trip to Six Flags as a reward for all of their work. A pizza party was also held in May and library pins were awarded to the Library Club members. A librarian's homework is never done. (Becky Butler. Deanne Dick- erman) OFFICERS: President — Ty Hill. Vice-President — Bobbi Daugherty. Secretary-Treasurer — Shelly Gordy. Stu- dent Council Representative — Peggy Blickhan. ORGANIZATIONS — 77 U. H. S. CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL (I to r) Chastity Ditto, Jennifer Koehler, Me- lanie Wilson, Paulette Woodworth, Lisa Ohne- mus. Amy Schnelle, Heather James, Tracy Wyatt VARSITY BASKETBALL (I to r) Michelle Houghton. Paulette Wood- worth, Anais Shriver. Melanie Wilson, Heather James J. V. BASKETBALL (I to r) Chastity Ditto, Monica Wilson, Tonya Kendrick. Chris Oenning. Michelle Goodwin SPORTS — 79 MUSTANG SPORTS J.V. Girts Basketball playing against Brown County Varsity Volleyball MUSTANG POWER!!!! Lisa Ohnemus sliding home. Senior Night for Boys Basketball (Daniel Roberts. Brad Cameron. Trent Neisen) Daren Moore warming up. 80 — SPORTS Top left: J. V. Volleyball; Top right: Trent Neisen, Keith Hoing, Brad Begeman at a basketball game; Middle up- per left: Girls softball Did you get wet Chris? Chris Oen- ning; Middle: Chris Peter warming up ; Middle right: Greg Sutton — Throw me the ball! ; Bottom left: J. V. Boys Basketball during a game; Bottom right: Coach Sue Woodworth hard at work during a track meet. 81 FOOTBALL It's a great day to be a MUSTANG! The Mustangs completed the 1987 season with a 2-7 record, This year's squad was made up of 5 seniors, 5 juniors and several sophomores. The Mustangs, though outmanned in most games, played hard and were in the games to the very end. Chuck Bartlett was selected as Most Valuable Player; Doug Woodruff most improved, Dan Roberts, best offensive back, Gunnar Caster best defensive lineman, Marc Plumb best defensive back. Dan Roberts and Ross Schulte was selected to the First Team All Conference. Chuck Bartlett, Marc Plumb, and Gunnar Caster were voted into the Second Team All Conference. Daren Moore and Chuck Bartlett received Honorable Mention. Ross Schulte was selected to the second team on the Quincy Herald Whig All-Area Team. Row 1: (I to r) Jim Nichols. Brent Gronewold, Chuck Bartlett. Dan Roberts. Doug Woodruff. Ty Hill, Bill Treaster; Row 2: Coach Gary Brickman. Marc Plumb. Phil Fryrear. Daren Moore, Gunnar Caster. Jett Oenning. Coach Dean Woodruff; Row 3: Coach Tim Kreinberg, Brock Plumb. Trey Bryson. Randy Lomax, Ross Schulte. Ryan Woodruff. Glenn Franks. Paul Fryrear. Row 4: Keven Smith, Richard Klusmeyer. Eddie Blanchett, Travis Knox, Shane Starman, Brad Clair, Scott Calvert, Gary Ellerman, Bob Howell Row t: (I to r) Brock Plumb, Paul Fryrear. Trey Bryson, Ross Schulte. Ryan Woodruff. Glenn Franks. Row 2. Shane Sfarman. Richard Klusmeyer. Scott Calvert, Travis Knox. Keven Smith. Brad Clair; Row 3: Rick Voss, Gary Ellerman. Bob Howell. Eddie Blanchett, Randy Lomax, Kevin Hoing; Row 4: Coach Dean Woodruff, Craig Bur- winkel. Rob Wietholder, Mike Kendrick, Scott Rogers. John Gaines. Row 5; Sam Knox. Christopher Peter. Brad Birck, Jim Shupe. Craig Cramm, Bill Treaster 82 — SPORTS .... and a LADY MUSTANG! The Lady Mustangs broke the school record for most volleyball wins with a 32-3 reecord for the season. Other team honors for the year include West Central Conference Champs (6-0), Central Invitational Champs, Springfield-Lamphier Invitational (tied for 1st), 2nd in Quincy Invitational and Regional Champs. Individ- ual awards were Ronna Duesterhaus (MVP, Best Hitter), Debbie Hoistings (MVP, Best Server), Kim Caley (MIP), Barb Koehler (Best Def. Player, Best Blocker). West Central All Conference: 1st team (Ronna Duesterhaus, Barb Koehler); 2nd Team: (Missy Blackburn, Debbie Hoistings). Central Tournament Team: Debbie Hoistings, Missy Blackburn, Ronna Duesterhaus. Quincy Tournament: Ronna Duesterhaus, Missy Blackburn. All Regional Volleyball Team: Ronna Duesterhaus, Debbie Hoist- ings. Front Row ri to rl: Shelly Gordy. Lois Emery, Peggy Blickhan. Carla McClelland. Trade Gronewold. Kelle Cornwell, Holly Duke; Back Row: Coach Rosemary Brickman. Kim Caley. Ronna Duesterhaus. Barb Koehler, Debbie Hoistings, Missy Blackburn, Stacy Smith TOP: Missy Blackburn and Kelle Corn- well are ready. In the air. Front Row Cl to rl: Kristy Wray, Kristen Cornwell, Jenny Kuhn, Lori Cornwell. Chris Oenning, Heidi Cantrell; Row 2 Jennifer Egan, Denise VaLeu. Rhonda Adair, Tonya Kendrick, Amy Sandidge. Barb Erke; Back: Coach Sue Wood- worth, Deanne Dickerman SPORTS — 83 VARSITY: (I to r) Daniel Roberts. Eric Bristow, Jeff Oenning, Brad Cameron. Lance Noble, Don Robbins. Brad Begeman, Keith Hoing, Trent Neisen, Marc Plumb. Billy Treaster; (front) Coaches Van Wilson Gary Brickman BOYS BASKETBALL FRESHMEN: (back) Louis Kle- ment. Chad Maynard. Ricky Voss. Coach Dean Woodruff. Ryan Koenig, Chris Peter, Craig Burwinkel; (front) Brad Birck. Craig Cramm. Sam Knox The Unity Varsity Basketball team finished the 1987-88 season with a successful 15-9 re- cord which included a 4 and 2 mark in the West Central Conference, good for second place. Most of the games were close and exciting with the Mustangs winning 6 of 10 games decided by 5 points or less. The team finished strongly, winning 8 of its last 11 games. Unity also captured the consolation cham- pionship of the tough Hannibal Invitational Tournament. Special award winners were Brad Cameron — Most Valuable; Dan Roberts — Best Defensive Player; Don Robbins — Most Improved Player, Best FG Percentage, and Most Rebounds; Marc Plumb — Best FT Per- centage and Most Assists. Tri-Captains were Trent Neisen, Brad Cameron, and Dan Rob- erts The Unity Junior Varsity had a very suc- cessful season as they won the West Central Conference with a perfect 6 and 0 record. JUNIOR VARSITY: (back) Chad Maynard. Richard Klusmeyer. Gary Ellerman. Ross Schulte, Bob Howell, Ricky Voss, Randy Lomax, Rob Kuhn; (front) Michael Chewning, Chris Peter, Brock Plumb, Sam Knox. Craig Cramm. Coach Dean Woodruff. 84 — SPORTS GIRIS The 1987-88 Lady Mustangs finished their season with a 12-11 record. The winning record was only the second in the history of Unity’s girls basketball. The 12 wins were also the second highest number of victories in the team’s history. Despite the loss of several players from thge previous season, the Mustangs were bal- anced both offensively and defensively. The Seniors made contributions to the team’s success with the un- derclassmen playing important backup roles. The team performed well despite a very hard and vigorous sea- son. askeWm The 1987-88 Junior Varsity girls season, which ended with a 3-16 record, fell far short of the team's goals. The team was plagued with a num- ber of injuries which hindered the team's perfor- mance as well as other major obstacles to over- come. The hardworking team also lacked exper- ienced players. The consisted entirely of Fresh- men and first year Sophomores. The girls learned the meaning of team play” since they were re- quired to work together to bring the team through some tough times. As for the 88-89 season, wait ’til next year.’’ VARSITY GIRLS Back — Coach Don Martz, Ronna Duesterhaus, Tonya McCleary, Debbie Haistings. Barb Koehler. Coach Bruce Haschemeyer, Middle — Lori Cornwell, Julie Vass, Jennifer Noble, Lisa Ohnemus, Kim Caley, Front — Susan Muegge, Cheryl Althoff Lady Mustangs Varsity Coach Has- chemeyer JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS Back — Man- ager Melisa Gallaher. Tisha Meyer. Deanne Dickerman. Manager Hannah Hull; Middle — Kara Harms. Becky Butler. Jennifer Nobel, Front — Coach Don Martz Lady Mustangs JV Coach Martz SPORTS — 85 SOFTBALL The 1988 Unity Softball team ended with an 8-14 record. Solid hitting and aggressive base running were the keys to Mustang success. Barb Koehler was an All-Conference pick and was awarded Best Offensive Player for a .627 batting average, 22 RBI's, and 6 homeruns. Barb was also voted most Valuable Player by her teammates. Julie Vass was honored with outstanding base runner for 23 stolen bases, 26 walks, and 27 times across homeplate. Voted Most Improved Player by her teammates and awarded Best Defensive Player, Kristen Cornwell had an outstanding season at first base. All-Conference Honorable Mentions were given to second baseman, Debbie Hoistings and left fielder, Lori Cornwell. Row 1: Rhonda Adair, Chris Oenning, Kristen Cornwell, Kara Harms, Heidi Cantrell. Susan Corrigan, Jennifer Egan; Row 2: Tonja Hull, Julie Vass, Lori Cornwell, Lisa Ohnemus, Susan Muegge. Lana Dedert, Radelle Ahlemeier, Kimberly Kunz; Row 3: Coach Bruce Haschemeyer, Denise VaLeu. Debbie Hoistings, Barb Koehler, Kelle Corn- well. Trade Gronewold. Peggy Blickhan. Heather Cramm, Coach Laura Havens Softball team practicing. (I to r) Doug Woodruff. Trade Gronewold, Chris Oenning 86 — SPORTS BOYS BASEBALL The 1988 Baseball team ended their season with 10 wins and 11 losses. It was a young team and they had a good season. Joe Mayfield was the Most Valuable Player. Bobby Howell was Best Defensive; Gunnar Caster and Brad Camneron were the Most Improved. Keith Hoing was the Top Pitcher along with Eric Blum and Joe Mayfield. Everyone will be back next year except for the 3 Seniors — Danny Roberts, Joe Mayfield, and Brad Cameron. Row 1: (I to r) Phil Fryrear. Rob Kuhn. Chris Peter, Sam Knox, Craig Cramm. Billy Treaster, Chad Maynard. Louis Klement. Row 2: Richard Klusmeyer, J. C. Treaster. Jeff Oenning, Lance Neisen, Joe Mayfield, Daniel Roberts, Marc Plumb, Ryan Woodruff. Bob Howell; Row 3: Coach Tim Kreinberg, Dannie Sammons. Andrew Blum, Gary Ellerman, Keith Hoing. Frank Mayfield, Brad Cameron. Eric Blum, Daren Moore, Gunnar Caster, Coach Van Wilson GIRLS TRACK The 1988 Girls Track team, considering their small size, did very well. The participated in 20 track meets. Placing first in both the Adams County Relays and the West Central Conference proved how hard they worked. They also placed second in the Unity Invitational and third in Sectionals. Most Valuable Player was Ronna Duesterhaus. She went to State in the 300 low hurdles, 100 hurdles, and high jump. She placed fifth in high jump. The 800 Medley Relay team, consisting of Carla McClelland, Tonya Kendrick, Ronna Duesterhaus, and Lois Emery, also went to State. Carla McClelland and Kristy Wray were Most Improved Players. 88 — SPORTS Row 1: (I to r) Becky Butler. Angie Castle, Kristy Wray, Stacy Wiewel; Row 2: Carla McClelland, Lois Emery, Krista Lentz, Holly Duke, Ronna Duesterhaus, Tonya Kendrick. Carmen Lubbert. Cindy Wietholder, Shelly Gordy. and Coach Sue Woodworth BOYS TRACK Left: This is how it's done. (Keven Smith); Right: Ron running hard. (Ron Turnbaugh); Far right: Ross showing his form. (Ross Schulte) Front: Keven Smith. Kevin Hoina Paul Fryrear, Brock Plumb. Ron Turnbaugh. Craig Burwinkel. Scott Calvert, Shane Starman, Brenda Bur wink el (stats); Bock: Coach Gary Brickman. Brad Clair. Trent Johnsey, Aaron Tenhouse. Ross Schulte. Ricky Voss, Shawn Tallcott. Matt Duppong. Colin Curry Although the Boys Track Team is a young squad, they had a very successful year. The Fresh Soph team won the Northwestern Invitational. The Varsity team finished first in the County Relays and placed second in the Conference. They placed third in the First Annual Mustang Invitational. Individual honors are as follows: Shawn Tallcott — Most Valuable Track; Trent Johnsey — Most Valuable Field, Ross Schulte — Most Improved. SPORTS — 89 -«Menu Flow can I fix this so it won't fall over? (Colin Curry) Annette Altheide 1 Angie Andrew Phoebe Baker EIGHTH GRADE s April Donley Daron Duke Regina Emery Nicole Ensminger TOP LEFT: What is Matthew Kunz doing here?; TOP RIGHT: The Three Stooges! (Wendy Ferguson, Sarah Smith, Trevor Hull); MIDDLE LEFT: Vanessa Hively Co. — Let's eat! ; MIDDLE RIGHT: “You are gonna get it! (Russell Shriver); BOTTOM: Holly Martin and Jennifer Shrader doing lunch. EIGHTH GRADE — 91 Steven Homan Wendy Ferguson Heather Hoistings Stephen Hamann Jennifer Hesse Philip Hildebrand Vanessa Hively Tod: 8th hour Study Hall; Middle Left: Can you tell it's Friday? (Wendy Ferguson. Erin Bristow. Trevor Hull, Sarah Smith); Middle Right: Because I'm bad. I'm BAD ... (Jason Rogers); Bottom Left: Ginger Meyer, Chad LeGrand); Bottom Right: Erin Bristow looking cool. Trevor Hull Stephanie Jenkins Heath Kendrick 92 — EIGHTH GRADE Melanie Knox Chad LeGrand Brandi Maltman Holly Martin Teri McCleary Shelly McMullen AnQela Meailff John Koch Judith Koehler Julie Kuhn Heather Lambert Vrandenburg. emcees the wrestling matches at the lunch table. Krishelle Meyer Ginger Meyer John Mutchler Trudy Myers Kenneth Leasman Amie Noel 7 Sarah Smith Penny Sparks Lori Steinkamp Jason Oenning Russell Shriver Brian Smith Robbie Smith Jason Rogers Jennifer Shrader Upper right; Russ Shriver, Doug Roberts — Watch us blow our brains out! ; Middle: Eighth Grade English practicing the play — How to Die of Embarrassment ; Bottom left: Kristie Viele, Phoebe Baker, Stephanie Jen- kins; Bottom right: Vanessa Hively; You're ugly, and your momma dress- Deborah Jon Vrandenburg Mindy Tuter Kristie Viele Amy Adair Casey Adair Anita Ahern Robin Anderson Tyrone Quick shows his steps. Jenny Koch and Dawn Bevenour: Check out the guy over there!” SEVENTH GRADE Sean Cheney loses his way in the Catacombs ” Katee Cornwell and Kara Adair manage for the Lady Mustangs Eric Andrew Jennifer Atkins Tori Barton Michael Bates Kristen Begeman Daniel Cannell Tony Columbus Jason Cornwell Tonya Cleesen Kathy Conover Sean Cheney Julie Crow Aaron Dietrich Typhanie Cramm Katee Cornwell 96 — SEVENTH GRADE Jana Frankel ■ Brad Griffin Lane© Gronewold Gena Frese w . tom . . Erica Horfon Angela Howard Matt Kenady Travis Kendrick Beth Lubbert Johnny Maglioacchetti Sharon Marsh Wade Hunter Nicole Jackson Seth Klusmeyer Matthew Kunz Jenny Koch Jeff Lomax Home Sweet Home” (Michael The Power of Concentration” Bates) (Jason Morton) Russell McMullen Jason Morton n Georgette McMullen What? Who, me?” (Jason Cornwell P Douglas Roberts Chad Seals Ronald Shrader Curtis Shaffer Raymond Steffen Chris Vahle Corina Wiewel Roger Willing Corey Woodruff Jamie Medley 98 — SEVENTH GRADE MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARDS Country Companies Insurance: Boy's Athletic Award — Heath Kendrick. Girl's Athletic Awdrd — Ronda Peter and Krishell Meyer; Music Award — Shelly Anderson; Scholarship — Krishell Meyer and Jon Vrandenburg M American Legion Awords — Citizenship: Wendy Ferguson and Phil Hildebrand Geography. Aaron Dietrich 7th English: Seth Klusmeyer 8th English: Rondg Peter 7th Mgth: Amy Adgir 8th Mgth: Jon Vrandenburg 7th Language Arts: Corina Wiewel and Robin Anderson 8th Languoge Arts: Kristie Veile ond Trevor Hull 7th Science. Matt Kenady 8th Science: Phil Hildebrand Presidents Academic Fitness Awards: Jessica Adair, Shelly Anderson, Aaron Cornwell. Colleen Curry, Nicole Ensminger, Patti Fryrear, Jenny Hesse, Phil Hildebrand, Trevor Hull, Heath Kendrick, Holly Martin, Krishelle Meyer, Carrie Penn, Ronda Peter, Sarah Smith, Kristie Veile, Jon Vranden- ■ burg MIDDLE SCHOOL — MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: (I to r) Jessica Adair, Kristen Begeman. Vickie Ellis; Row 2: Wendy Freguson, Stephanie Jenkins, Ronda Peter. Row 3: Krishelle Meyer. Corey Woodruff. Erin Bristow, Matthew Koch. Steven Homan, Raymond Steffen, Mary Ann Aspeotis, Sponsor. MIDDLE SCHOOL GAMES 'Thumbs up for 7th grade.” (Travis Kendrick) 100 — MIDDLE SCHOOL Above — Standing (I to r): Jean Lubbe. Head Librarian. Jennifer Shrader. Jennifer Hesse. Colleen Curry, Beth Lubbert, Top: Holly Martin-. Not Pictured: Amie Noel, Below right — Douglas Roberts entertains students in Library. The Middle School Library serves as resource center for 7th and 8th graders during their two study halls. Mrs. Lubbe and the six librarian helpers handle the circulation of books and assist students in doing re- search work. The money-making project for the year was a poster sale. At Christmas the librarians enjoyed a luncheon in the high school library. Other activities of the year were a trip to Six-Flags and a pizza party. MIDDLE SCHOOL — 101 M. S. CONCERT BAND Row 1: (I to r) Kristi© Viele, Wendy Ferguson. Rondo Peter. Jeannie Ohnemus. Stephanie Jenkins. Sarah Smith. Patti Fryrear; Row 2: Jenny Koch. Holly Martin, Julie Crow. Shelly Anderson, Melanie Knox, Erica Horton, Jeanne Cain; Row 3: Angela Mealift. Aaron Cornwell, Tony Columbus, Gena Frese, Annette Altheide, Mindy Tuter, Trudy Myers, Phoebe Baker, Amy Kern, Timothy Dougherty, Seth Klusmeyer. Curtis Shatter, Craig Frese. Russell Shriver. Kathy Conover, Douglas Roberts. Row4: Director Richard Lask, Colleen Curry. Daron Duke OFFICERS: (I to r) Russell Shriver — Vice President, Wendy Ferguson — President. Stephanie Jenkins — Secretary Treasurer. Daron Duke — Property Manager; Colleen Curry — Historian 102 — MIDDLE SCHOOL UMC MARCHING Row I: (I to r) Director Richard Lask. Katee Cornwell. Karrie Penn. Patti Fryrear. Erin Bristow. Chris Vahle. Philip Hildebrand. Wesley Ferguson. Sarah Smiths Row 2: Douglas Roberts. Tracy Tripp. Russell Shriver. Randy Dickerman. Craig Frese. Amy Jo Kern. Angela Howard. Timothy Doughtery. Seth Klusmeyer. Curtis Shaffer. Chad Nelson. Nathan Hamilton. Kathy Conover; Row3: Chad Bruening. Trisha Bryson, Jacob Haton, Jason Willcock. Shelly Anderson. Jim Howald. Michelle Taute. Corey Woodruff. Kori Harms. Becky Mealiff. Chrissy Meyers. Allison Deege. Jamie Cornwell; Row 4= Holly Martin. Trudy Myers. Rhonda Peter. Tina Andrew. Jill Bastert. Wade Hunter. Colleen Curry. Daron Duke. Aaron Cornwell. Angela Mealiff. Tony Columbus. Phoebe Baker. Mindy Tuter; Row 5= Tori Peter. Melanie Knox. Tosha McHatton. Buffy Nichols. Gina Frese. Kristie Viele. Wendy Ferguson. Annette Altheide. Julie Crow. Jenny Koch, Erica Horton, Erin Clair-, Row 6: Wendy Dunham. Emily Taylor, Nicole Shaffer. Jeannie Ohnemus, Vickie Ellis, Kim Wittier, Stephanie Jenkins, Jeanne Cain, Jessica Adair IMS UMS JAZZ BAND Row 1: ( to 0 Jeanne Cain. Annette Altheide. Phoebe Baker. Jeannie Ohnemus. Mindy Tuter. Kristie Viele; Row 2: Amy Kern. Russell Shriver. Kathy Conover. Douglas Roberts, Stephanie Jenkins. Melanie Knox; Row 3: Director Richard Lask. Daron Duke. Colleen Curry, Seth Klusmeyer MIDDLE SCHOOL — 103 M. S. TRACK Row 1: ( to 0 Douglas Roberts. Josh Krigbaum. Corey Woodruff. Jason Enke. Matthew Koch. Travis Kendrick. James Duppong. Seth Klusmeyer. Larry Robbins. Chad Seals; Row 2: Russel McMullen. Donnie McMillen. Matthew Kunz. Aaron Dietrich. Tyrone Quick Brian Burke. Daniel Canned. David Daugherty. Eric Andrew; Row 3: Wesley Ferguson. Erin Bristow. Craig Frese. Steven Homan. Ryan Freiburg. Jon Vrandenburg. Daron Duke. Heath Kendrick. John Koch. Philip Hildebrand. Russell Shriver. Johnny Maglioacchetti Row 1: (I to r) Katee Cornwell. Richelle Rabe. Kristen Begeman. Row 2: Melanie Knox. Stephanie Jenkins. Patti Fryrear. Malinda Kuhn. Erica Horton. Beth Lubbert. Lori Houghton. Lori Steinkamp. Row 3: Gena Frese. Mindy Tuter, Jennifer Shrader, KnsheHo Meyer. Wendy Ferguson. Ronda Peter. Judith Koehler. Coach Mary Ann Aspeotis 104 — MIDDLE SCHOOL M. S. VOLLEYBALL Front row: (I to r) Lori Steinkomp. Jessica Adair. Annette Altheide, Phoebe Baker, Trudy Myers. Ronda Peter. Lori Houghton; Middle row: Mindy Tuter, Nicole Ensminger. Judith Koehler, Melanie Knox, Colleen Curry. Patti Fryrear. Bock row: Jennifer Hesse. Vanessa Hively. Krishelle Meyer. Wendy Ferguson, Sarah Smith, Heather Lambert, Shelly Anderson Front row: (I to r) Amy Adair. Jana Frankel. Tori Barton. Erica Horton. Beth Lubbert, Malinda Kuhn. Back row: Julie Crow. Angela Howard, Jeannie Ohnemus. Typhanie Cramm, Jenny Koch. Dawn Bevenour. Katee Cornwell The Eighth Grade Volleyball team had an out- standing season with 11 wins and 5 losses. They were the Consolation Champions at the Quincy Tournament. Ronda Peter was named Captain and Lori Houghton was awarded Most Spirited Player. The team's slogan was Bump to Set, Set to Spike. Spike to the Floor with all your Might! The Seventh Grade Volleyball Team had a good season with 5 wins and 6 losses. Katee Cornwell was voted Captain by her team mates for her leadership throughout the season and Jana Fran- kel was voted Most Spirited Team member. Their slogan was Maroon and White are here to Stay. Unity Colts all the way! Go Team! 7tt GRADE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 7th Grade Bovs BACK — Matthew Koch. Travis Kendrick. Daniel Canned. Davy Daugherty. Brian Burke. Aaron Dietrich, Robin Anderson. Jeff Lomax. Eric Andrew; MIDDLE — Brian Muegge. Johnny Maglioacchetti. Douglas Roberts, Corey Woodruff, Russell McMullen. Curtis Shaffer, Chad Seals. Timothy Dougherty; FRONT — Coach Tom Bull and Manager Matt Kenady 7th Grade Girls Trudy Myers. Malinda Kuhn. Corina Wiewel. Kathy Conover. Gena Frese. Kristen Begeman. Coach Ben Spohr. Shelly Anderson The 7th Grade Girls ended their exciting season with a 6 win and 5 loss record. They had one less game than the 8th graders. Pom Pon Squad (Clockwise starting on top) Jana Frankel. Trudy Myers. Lori Houghton. Shelly Anderson The Unity 7th Grade Boys Basketball team finished the 1987-88 season with 9 wins and 9 losses. It was an exciting sea- son from the beginning to the end. 106 — MIDDLE SCHOOL 8tt GRAPE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 8th Grade Bovs BACK — Jason Rogers, Philip Hilde- brand, John Koch. Heath Kendrick. Jon Vranden- burg, Daron Duke, Chad Le- Grand, Trevor Hull, Erin Bristow. Wesley Ferguson; FRONT — Coach Tom Bull and Manager Matt Kenady The 8th Grade Boys end- ed up with a 10 win and 8 loss record. They achieved their goal of having a win- ning season. 8th Grade Girls FRONT — Phoebe Baker, Nicole Ens- minger, Annette Altheide, Patti Fryrear, Judith Koehler; BACK — Trudy Myers, Lori Houghton, Lori Steinkamp, Krishelle Meyer, Ronda Peter, Vanessa Hive- ly. Shelly Anderson. Coach Ben Spohr The 10-member 8th Grade Girls squad ended up with a 6 win and 7 loss re- cord. CHEERLEADERS (L to R) - Kristen Begeman, Katee Cornwell. Wendy Ferguson, Coach Holly VanHootegem, Krishell Meyer. Patti Fryr- ear, Mindy Kuhn A Pom Pon squad was also formed this year for the first time. The mem- bers were Lori Houghton, Jana Frankel, Tisha Meyer, and Shelly Anderson. Alter- nates were Richelle Rabe, Phoebe Baker, and Nicole Jackson. MIDDLE SCHOOL — 107 CADILLAC BUICK PONTIAC GMC FORD SILL MOTORS, INC. Jmy Sift Jwuj Daughuitij The Way to Go 03 Blvd. Road - Keokuk. Iowa 52632 - Phone: 319-524-2733 Compliments Of NEIL OIL CO. 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BOX 3247 • QUINCY, ILLINOIS 62305 J JP M 5555 ' 224-9242 Compliments Of FARMERS STATE BANK OF CAMP POINT 593-7756 Member F.D.I.C. 124 — ads Adair, Amy 90, 95 Adair, Casey 90, 95 Adair, Jessica 91 Adair, Rhonda 30, 38, 41, 72, 73, 83, 86 Ahern, Anita 95 Ahlemeier, Radelle 2, 5, 15, 18, 51, 58, 65, 68, 69, 72, 73, 86 Altheide, Annette 91, 102 Althoff, Cheryl 3, 5, 15, 75, 77, 85 Anderson, Kevin 3, 5, 13, 68, 72, 73, 75 Anderson, Lanette 38, 72, 73 Anderson, Robin 95 Anderson, Shelly 53, 72, 91, 102 Andrew, Angie 90, 91 Andrew, Eric 96 Appledorn, Connie 5 Archer, Eric 76 Arnold, Nicole 5 Aspeotis, Mary Ann 24, 75 Atkins, Jennifer 96 Atkins, Missy 33, 77 Baker, Brad 33, 75 Baker, Phoebe 91, 94, 102 Barnett, William 23 Bartlett, Chuck 5, 13, 14, 62, 63, 66, 70, 82 Barton, Tori 96 Bates, Michael 96 Begeman, Brad 33, 36, 61, 81. 84 Begeman, Kristen 96 Bevenour, Dawn 95, 96 Birck, Brad 44, 47, 75, 82, 84 Blackburn, Conrad 23 Blackburn, Missy 3, 5, 11, 15, 18, 63, 64, 66, 67, 69, 83 Blanchett, Eddie 30, 38, 57, 70, 82 Bley, Jacque 5, 13, 18, 58, 59, 69, 72 Blickhan, Craig 6, 11, 51, 70, 75 Blickhan, Peggy 3, 33, 69, 72, 73. 77, 83, 86 Blum, Andrew 38, 41, 70, 87 Blum, Eric 32, 33, 87 Bottorff, Brett 96 Breitwieser, Betty 24 Brewer, David 37 Brickman, Gary 2, 24, 82, 84, 89 INDEX Brinkman, Holly 33 Bristow, Eric 32, 33, 34, 36, 84 Bristow, Erin 91, 92, 93 Bryson, Trey 38, 40, 42, 57, 72, 73. 82 Bull, Tom 11, 20, 21, 24, 54, 75 Burke, Brian 53, 96 Burwinkel, Brenda 30, 33, 71, 72, 73. 89 Burwinkel, Craig 44, 65, 72, 73, 82, 84. 89 Butler, Becky 44, 51. 77, 85, 88 Byrd, Kathy 3, 4, 6, 72 Cain, Jeanne 96, 102 Cain, Michelle 44, 72 Caley, Kim 6, 15, 83, 85 Calvert, Scott 38, 42, 82, 89 Cameron, Brad 3, 6, 14, 16, 21, 53, 60, 69, 80, 84, 87 Cannell, Daniel 90, 96 Cantrell, Heidi 44, 48, 65, 69, 72, 74, 83, 86 Cantrell, Jean 28 Caster, Gunnar 33, 51, 63, 82, 87 Castle, Angie 56, 74, 77, 88 Castle, Suzie 31, 33, 34, 37, 53, 68, 71, 76 Cheney, Sean 95, 96 Chewning, Michael 39, 70, 75, 84 Chewning, Todd 39, 70 Clair, Brad 38. 39. 75, 82. 89 Cleesen, Tonya 96 Columbus, Heather 33 Columbus, Tony 2, 96, 102 Conn, Justin 91 Conover, Kathy 96, 102 Cornwell, Aaron 91, 102 Cornwell, Jason 96 Cornwell, Katee 95, 96 Cornwell. Kelle 3, 31, 33, 36, 61, 73, 83, 86 Cornwell, Kristen 30, 39, 69, 77, 83, 86 Cornwell, Lori 39, 40, 83, 85, 86 Corrigan, Susan 44, 65, 72, 86 Cory, Paula 24, 55 Courtois, Billy 31, 39, 43, 57, 70 Cramm, Craig 44, 47, 48, 65, 72, 73, 82, 84, 87 Cramm, Heather 4, 6, 15, 16. 18, 20, 68, 69, 72, 73, 86 Cramm, Typhanie 96 Crawford, Kim 34, 53 Crow, Julie 96, 102 Curry, Colin 6, 14, 16, 89 Curry, Colleen 91, 101, 102 Danglade, Martha 24, 54 Daugherty, Bobbi 6, 13, 16, 19. 68. 72, 73, 77 Daugherty, Clifford 6 Daugherty, Craig 2, 40 Daugherty, Davy 96 Daugherty, Ronald 39 Davidson, Kristin 3, 6 Davis, Virgil 90. 91 Dede, Lorrie 91 Dedert, Gary 28, 48 Dedert, Lana 34, 37, 74, 86 Deming, Kevin 44 DeMont, Bill 24, 54 Dickerman, Deanne 45, 48, 72, 73, 77, 83, 85 Dickerman, Shawn 34, 53, 72, 73 Dietrich, Aaron 96 Dietrich, Kim 34, 53, 72, 74 Dietrich, Matt 96 Ditto, Chastity 30, 45, 58, 61, 72, 74, 79 Donley, April 91 Dougherty, Timothy 96, 102 Duesterhaus, Ronna 7, 15, 16, 19, 21, 62, 63, 64. 66, 68, 69. 72, 73, 83, 85, 88 Duke, Daron 90, 91, 102 Duke. Holly 3, 31, 32, 34, 64, 69, 72, 73, 77. 83, 88 Dunham, Wendy 96 Duppong, James 90, 96 Duppong, Matt 40, 89 Egan, Jennifer 45, 46, 48, 56, 71, 72, 73, 83, 86 Egan, Kevin 28 Ellerman, Gary 40, 70, 82, 84, 87 Ellis, Roy 40 Ellis, Vickie 96 Elston. Barb 25 Emery, Lois 31, 32, 33, 34, 67, 69, 83, 88 Emery, Regina 53, 91 Enke, Jason 53 Ensminger. Nicole 91 Erke, Barbara 45, 47, 71, 72, 73. 83 INDEX — 125 Evans, Ruth 25 Homan, Steven 92, 93 Kuhn, Rob 41, 87 Ferguson, Wendy 91, 92, 102 Horton, Erica 102 Kunz, Kimberly 3, 8, 13, 15, Ferguson, Wesley 92 Houghton, Lori 92 16, 18, 19, 21, 51, 63, 65, Finlay, Ethel 28 Houghton, Michelle 33, 35, 68, 69, 71, 72, 73, 86 Fish, Joe 34, 63, 72, 73 74, 79 Kunz, Lucinda 24, 26, 54, 71 Frankel, Jana 90 Howard, Dan 29 Kunz, Matthew 2, 51, 71, 91 Franks, Glenn 40, 82 Howell, Bob 30, 40, 57, 69, Lambert, Heather 53, 93 Freiburg, Ryan 92 82, 84, 87 Lask, Richard 26, 72, 102 Frese, Craig 92, 102 Howell, Joe 7, 21, 70 Leasman, Kenneth 93 Frese, Gena 102 Hull, Benny 46, 70, 75 LeGrand, Chad 92, 93 Fryrear, Patti 92, 102 Hull, Hannah 31, 46, 85 Lentz, Krista 41, 56, 74, 77, Fryrear, Paul 40, 82, 89 Hull, Jack 28, 29 88 Fryrear, Phil 30, 33, 34, 36, Hull, Tonja 7, 13, 67, 74, 86 Lohmeyer, Stacey 47, 72, 74 63, 82, 87 Hull, Trevor 91, 92 Lomax, Randy 30, 31, 41, 57, Gaines, John 30, 45, 47, 82 Hull, Warren 40, 75 70, 82, 84 Gallaher, Melisa 45, 85 Hussong, Carolyn 28 Longo, Amy 26 Garlisch, Kathleen 25, 55 Hyer, Kathy 25, 26, 71, 76 Lubbe, Jean 22, 29, 55, 101 Goodwin, Aaron 33, 34 Jackson, Chuck 46 Lubbert, Beth 101 Goodwin, Michelle 40, 43, 79 James, Heather 7, 13, 51, 59, Lubbert, Carmen 41, 43, 74, Gordley, Scott 34, 70, 75 62. 65. 68, 72, 79 88 Gordy, Shelly 3, 32, 34, 51, Jenkins, Stephanie 92, 94, Maglioacchetti, JoJo 8, 11, 63, 64, 69, 71, 76. 77, 83, 102 51, 66, 67, 70, 74, 76 88 Johnsey, Trent 35. 53, 59, 65, Maltman, Brandi 93 Griffin, Brad 90 89 Mank, Chris 26 Gronewold, Brent 7, 14, 69, Jung, Gerhard 18, 23 Martin, Holly 53, 91, 93, 101, 82 Kendrick, Heath 92 102 Gronewold, Tracie 3, 31, 32, Kendrick, Mike 46, 59, 82 Martz, Don 25, 26, 54, 85 34, 71, 76, 83, 86 Kendrick, Tonya 41, 72, 73, Mayfield, Frank 38, 41, 87 Hadsell, Jay 2, 32, 35, 70 79. 83. 88 Mayfield, Joe 8, 14, 87 Haistings, Debbie 4, 7, 13, 15, Kennedy, Tina 25, 55, 74 Maynard, Chad 47, 65, 75, 20, 59, 63, 64, 65, 69, 83, Kerker, Sue 28 84, 87 85, 86 Kern, Amy 102 McCleary, Teri 93 Haistings, Heather 90, 92 Klauser, Gail 35, 53, 74, 75 McCleary, Tonya 3, 8, 15, 51, Halcomb, Mark 7, 70 Klement, Louis 46, 56, 71, 84, 85 Hamann, Stephen 92 87 McClelland, Carla 3, 35, 36, Hamilton, Beth 2, 45 Klusmeyer, Richard 41, 75. 82, 51, 63, 64, 67, 83, 88 Hamilton, Brenda 4, 7, 18, 21, 84, 87 McMullen, Duane 47, 52 72, 74 Klusmeyer, Seth 102 McMullen, Maggie 8, 70 Hanley, Jerry 90 Knox, Melanie 93, 102 McMullen, Shelly 93 Harms, Kara 45, 72, 73, 74, Knox, Sam 30, 47, 52, 61, 69, Mealiff, Angela 93, 102 85, 86 82, 84, 87 Meyer, Ginger 53, 92, 93 Haschemeyer, Bruce 25, 75, Knox, Travis 38, 41, 72, 73, 82 Meyer, Krishelle 53, 93 85, 86 Koch, Jenny 57, 95, 102 Meyer, Tisha 41, 61, 72, 74, Havens, Laura 25, 86 Koch, John 93 76. 85 Hawe, Brenda 35, 53, 74 Koch, Tim 33, 35, 37, 70 Miller, Byron 45, 47 Hawe, Mike 46 Koehler, Barb 8, 11. 15, 20, Miller, Joe 4, 8, 11. 14, 17, Heaton, Lance 3, 35 67, 69, 83, 85, 86 68, 69, 70, 75 Hejlik, Mary 25 Koehler, Jennifer 35, 65, 74, Moore, Daren 35, 51, 63, 80, Hendrickson, Janet 29, 55 79 82, 87 Henze, Kathy 40, 60 Koehler, Judith 93 Morton, Jason 95 Hesse, Jennifer 92, 93, 101 Koenig. Gayleen 29 Morton, Stephanie 47, 73 Hildebrand, Philip 92 Koenig, Ryan 47, 52, 70, 75, Muegge, Susan 32, 36, 69, Hill, Ty 7, 14, 20, 61, 63, 65, 84 85, 86 66, 70, 75, 77, 82 Kreinberg, Tim 2, 22, 26, 82, Mutchler, John 93 Hively, Vanessa 91, 92, 94 87 Myers, Trudy 93, 102 Hoing, Keith 34, 35, 81, 84, 87 Kretzer, Sandy 28 Naderhoff, Jewli 32, 34, 36 Hoing, Kevin 46, 57, 71, 76, Kuhn, Jennifer 41, 53, 83 Neisen, Ken 42, 70, 75 82, 89 Kuhn, Julie 93 Neisen, Lance 35, 36, 75, 87 Homan, Carla 45, 46, 58 126 — INDEX Kuhn, Rob 41, 87 Neisen, Trent 4, 8, 70, 75, 80, 81, 84 Schnelle, Amy 3, 9, 16, 18, Vass, Julie 3, 35, 37, 73, 85, Nelson, Dawn 35, 36, 40, 65, 51, 69, 79 86 69, 74. 76 Schroeder, Edward 23 Viele, Kristie 57, 94. 102 Nelson, Melissa 8, 72 Schulte, Ross 39, 43, 57, 82, Voss. Randy 4, 10, 60, 70, 75 Nevins, Buddy 40, 42 84, 89 Voss, Ricky 47, 49, 57, 70, 75. Nichols, Jim 9, 82 Selby, Barb 21, 25. 27, 30, 55 82, 84, 89 Niekamp, Brent 2, 41, 42, 67 Severns, Ryan 53 Voth, Michael 31, 43 Niekamp, Brian 36, 70, 75 Shaffer, Curtis 53, 102 Vrandenburg, Jon 93. 94 Nisbet, Mary 22, 28 Shaffer, LaVern 23 Walker, Marilyn 27 Noble, Jennifer 42, 60, 74, 85 Shaffer, Lisa 2, 3, 9, 15, 18, Warning, Marsha 94 Noble, Lance 3, 32, 36, 53, 69 Wear, Nicole 43, 60, 74 65. 84 Shank, Bryce 39, 43. 70 White, Harold 42, 43, 70 Noel, Amie 93 Sharpe, Melissa 9, 72 Wietholder, Amy 37, 74, 75 Oenning, Chris 40, 42, 79, 81, Shrader, Hugh 3, 23, 26, 27 Wietholder, Beth 10, 69, 70, 83, 86 Shrader, Jeff 9, 19 75, 77 Oenning, Jason 94 Shrader, Jennifer 53, 56, 59, Wietholder, Cindy 37, 52, 71, Oenning, Jeff 36, 65, 82, 84, 71, 91, 94, 101 75, 88 87 Shriver, Allen 23 Wietholder, David 49. 52. 70, Ogle, Bill 9. 13, 60 Shriver, Anais 37, 72, 73. 79 75 Ogle, Tim 42, 70 Shriver, Russell 90, 91, 94, 102 Wietholder, Deborah 94 Ohnemus, Jeannie 102 Shupe. Jim 45. 48, 75, 77. 82 Wietholder, Rob 45. 49, 70, Ohnemus, Judy 47 Smith, Brian 94 75, 82 Ohnemus. Lisa 3, 36, 51, 59, Smith, Keven 43, 59, 68, 76, Wiewel, Stacy 49, 72, 73, 88 69, 75, 76, 77, 79, 80, 85, 82. 89 Wilson, Melanie 10, 11, 18, 86 Smith, Robbie 94 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 69, 79 Penn, Carrie 94 Smith, Robert 23 Wilson, Monica 40, 42, 43, 63, Peter, Albert 23 Smith. Sarah 91, 92. 94, 102 79 Peter, Chris 48. 72, 73, 81, Smith, Shannon 48 Wilson, Van 27, 84, 87 82, 84, 87 Smith, Stacy 10, 11, 15, 67, Woodruff, Dean 22, 29, 78, Peter, Mary Ann 11, 21, 26, 83 82. 84 60 South, Joe 37 Woodruff. Doug 2, 10, 11, 14, Peter, Ronda 94, 102 Sparks, Penny 94 62, 63, 65, 70, 82, 86 Pilatz, Myron 3, 18, 23, 24, 64 Spohr, Ben 21, 27, 54, 65, 69, Woodruff, Ryan 39, 43, 75, Plumb, Brock 42, 82, 84, 89 70 82. 87 Plumb, Marc 31, 36, 82, 84, Starman, Nancy 27 Woodworth, Paulette 32, 37, 87 Starman, Shane 43, 61, 82, 63. 64, 68, 76. 79 Pogue, Paula 41, 42, 53, 77 89 Woodworth, Sue 27, 81, 83, Presser, Allen 45, 48, 75 Steinkamp, Lori 94 88 Quick, Tyrone 95 Stice. Debbie 10, 72 Wray, Kristy 30, 47, 48, 49, Randolph, Lisa 36 Stone, Jay 4, 10 69, 83, 88 Reid, Jason 48 Sutton, Greg 37, 53, 81 Wyatt. Tracy 37. 72. 73. 79 Rigsbee, David 26, 32 Robbins, Don 42, 84 Robbins, Tod 9, 70, 75 Roberts, Daniel 9, 14, 20, 57, 62, 63, 66, 69, 70, 77, 80, 82. 84. 87 Roberts, Douglas 94, 101, 102 Rogers, Jason 53, 90, 92, 94 Rogers, Marcy 9, 21, 52, 61 Rogers, Scott 47, 48, 70, 75, 82 Roskamp, Shelly 27, 77 Rossiter, Don 94 Russell, Kim 36, 37, 74 Rust, Carla 32, 36 Sammons, Dannie 42, 87 Sandidge, Amy 48, 72, 73, Tallcott, Ron 31, 48, 58, 75, 77 Tallcott, Shawn 10, 14, 65, 66, 70, 75, 89 Tenhouse, Aaron 3, 37, 53, 89 Trautvetter, Stacy 10, 11, 18. 67, 69. 75. 77 Treaster, Billy 49, 82, 84, 87 Treaster, J. C. 30, 37, 53, 87 Turnbaugh, Don 49 Turnbaugh, Ron 41, 43, 75, 89 Tuter, Mindy 53, 94, 102 VaLeu, Denise 30. 31, 48, 49, 71, 83, 86 Van Blair, Marilyn 28 Zanger, Kelly 43 74, 83 VanHootegem, Holly 2, 24 INDEX — 127 I would like to thank Mrs. Hyer and Mrs. Kunz, the yearbook sponsors, for their help and support that they gave me. And thanks to Cindy Wietholder, the Assistant Editor, and all the Annual Staff members because all the hard work from everyone makes fhe yearbook successful. During my two years of being Editor, I have had a lot of fun and made some great memories. I hope every person that reads the 1988 Hi-Lites will find something interesting or informative or just plain enjoyable in it. I also hope that the pictures and words that we used to describe the people and events In the Spotlight at Unity will be a source of pleasant reminders of school year 1987-88 and help us remember each other as our futures take us in many directions. Good Luck to Cindy as Editor next year and Best of Luck to my classmates. Kimberly Kunz, Editor 128 — CLOSING