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

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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

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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

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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