Anna Jonesboro High School - Wildcat Lair Yearbook (Anna, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1982 volume:

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The Beard lTlembere Fire the Executives What Qualities Do You Look for in a Good Administrator? Bob Hughes President M g - Q' ' if . K s "Knowledgeable in school business. Honesty with personnel. Fair in decision making." Bill Jackson "Fairness. Proven organizational efficiency. Pleasant personality." Barbara Diefenbach Secretary rs..,w,1 -in 7. 3 "Honesty. Good interper- sonal skills. Above average intelligence." Jerry Goddard "Good appearance. Good discipline practices. Be for better education for the kids. Able to manage money." Halfred Dillow "Personality Leader ship. Proficiency." John Beanland "Good public relations Honesty. Good rela tions with the students." Ron Garner The Secretaries end Fldmiriistretieri Fire the Elperaters I Secretaries: What do you think AdlT1ll'llStl'8tOl'SI What QU3lltleS do ensures 3 WeII-rUn Schgol System? you look for in a good teacher? "Ability to com- municate with students. Teaching methods for subject material. Knowledge of content. Preparation for class." Dr. Ralph Kelly Superintendent C N Q Q Q "Cooperation. Depen- dability. Punctuality Neatnessf' John Lipe Principal 5 Q Za "A Superintendent well educated in finances who knows school problems, has the respect of employees, has a likeable personality, and is dedicated to OUR school system. Competent employees who are hap- py in their work. Staff and personnel working in har- mony with each other. Welfare ofthe students." Dorothy Hileman Secretary "Respect from the teachers and the student body. Good attendance. Friendlinessf' Debbie Landreth Guidance Secretary "An overall con- sciousness by ad- ministration, faculty, and staff to provide the best education possi- ble to our students. An administration capable of making unpopular decisions and standing behind them and of keeping the district in sound financial state." Judy Casper Bookkeeper "Discipline Being able to get along with other people." Linda Dillow Secretary df? wi The Teachers Fire the Elireeturu Heeietente I I What qualities do you look for in a good student? "The desire to improve and being open-minded to new methods and "Independence, Dependability. ideas." H099 who 3Dl3lleS himself to the Curiosity. Industriousnessf' Bonnie Heidinger best of his capabilities, has an Richard Pgmmier English Ill and IV open and curious mind, and re- World Literature,GrammarIl mains considerate of others Latinl "Cooperation Desire to learn. Con- possesses the qualities of a good sideration for others. Willingness to Student," "Being attentive in class. Com- get goals," Carol Kroeger pleting work on time. Assuming Becky Estel English ll, Advanced Speech responsibility. Being flexible." EI'1gliSl1 I-Ill, Math Grace Clark Social Studies 'Honesty Endurance. Enterprise." World Literature, Sharon Owen Grammar and Composition English 'lug- -vm XTX? . C .igl 7 if' ..WS.ls--- ii Good listening skills. Consideration of others. Ability to set goals and then do the work needed to reach them." I I Greta Roberts Algebra I Persistence." Don Siemens , Pre-Algebra, Geometry "Open-minded. inquisitive. Independent." Bill Bailey Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science "Creative Resourceful. Fully in- dependent and does exactly what I tell him to do." Stan Feist Earth Science, Life Science "Considerate. Respectful Trustworthy. Motivated." Robert Nebughr Biology I and ll "Attentiveness. Interest in learn ing. Classroom courtesy Cooperation in making a con tribution to the class." CarolTravis Geometry, Algebra Il, Trigonometry and Pre-Calculus 'Wm "Ambition Discipline. Maturity." Sally McLauchIan Learning Disabilities "The desire to reach his or her level of excellence. Self-discipline and control. Eagerness to learn or improve. Self-respect and a car- ing attitude." Bob Shoemaker Typing I, Business Math, General Business J "Dependable Good attitude toward work. Conscientiousf' Margaret Smith Office Practice, Typing ll, Shorthand "Honesty, integrity, cooperativeness initiative, effort, attitude, attendance Edna Ranson Special Education v "DependabiIity. Perseverance. Knowledge. Good attitude." Don Smith Driver Education 'tDesire to achieve more knowledge than normally expected. Positive at- titude. Maturity and respect. Open and inquiring mind." Mike Rude American History, Physical Education "Good attendance. Self-con- fidencef' Cory Miller Driver Education, Physical Education "Enthusiasm in the class. Fellowship with classmates. Good sense of humor. Cooperation with teacher." Dawna Blandford Physical Education "No discipline problem. Interest in the subject. Congeniality." Rick Bittle Physical Education "Participates Attempts to do his or her best. Has respect for classmates and teachers. Shows independence." Jill Pearce Spanish l, UN Physical Education Fred Chamness IC E Career Plannlng Greg Koets Band Charles McCann Work Relatlons The desire to better themselves The ablllty to laugh at themselves and sltuatlons around them The :ty be serlous an dedlcated to achlevlng something posutlve with their llves Marllyn Melsenhelmer Music Apprecuatlon Chorus Ambutlous Responslble Respect- ful Personable Mary Ada Parks Home Economics Il Food Servlce I and ll Cooperative attitude lnltlatlve to work and learn Shelelgh Wltthoft Home Economics I Adult Plannlng, Chlld Care and Development ,Cm-V ,,,..v-Q' l Mike Scott Reading "Ambitious, Friendly and helpful. Respect for everyone. Tries to do his or her best in work, studies, etc." Carol Nebughr Library Science "I like to see students realize that the more they work, the more they gain." Ruth Roy Title l-Math "Maturity. Curiosity. Perse- verancef' Bruce Bell Life Science, Attendance and Discipline Officer "Je cherche un etudiant ou une etudiante qui essaie de faire de son mieux. Busco a un alumno o una alumna quien trata de hacer todo lo posiblef' Mary Wingate Spanish I-IV, French I-IV "Dependability. Sincerity. Con- cern for others. Enthusiasm." Carol Carter Guidance Counselor At - 'Q'T.fiP' .MM-'NY y 'ZWT7' "Someone that has self-respect and is willing to work with fellow classmates." Kathy Kelly Art I, II, Crafts "Punctuality. Attitude of will- ingness to try. Empathy for others. Tactfulnessf' Sue Peters Nurse's Aide Class "Honesty, Willingness to work. sense of humor. Curiosity." David Bradley Government-Consumer Education, Geography "Honest, Sincere. Never gives trying. Good attitude." Carroll Belcher American History A UP "I like students who have an en- thusiastic attitude about developing into the best person they can possibly be. I don't care if they are super-smart or the most popular. I do care that they realize that everyone can be something very special." John Murray Psychology, Sociology, World Problems "Honesty. Dependability. Desire. Humor." Jeff Hayden Health ...W f A A pfyflftvm . ::: ,Q -, 1:5 . ,. it . I 1: I fvfgwfl. my , E., 2 f f"i???i"f tif W- .tl "I look for a student who has common sense, an ability to "Reliability Punctuality. Cooper- follow instructions, and who is ativeness. Desire to learn." inquisitive." "Common sense. Well-mannered. Bill Halter Bill Schildknecht Works to the best of his or ner Drafting, Metal Working Carpentry, WOOCIS I, ability. Doesn't make excuses!" Electronics l, ll l 5 Ui, 'Ia . ggi. In IE s 9:1 :ri 3 .2:3flFl: Milton Jung Auto Mechanics, Agriculture 4 ix ENBSNE The eehnnl service pereennel are the hueq numbers B tty T tt C k I Y g Vera King Cook Cook Laura Spiiler Work Related Secretary Joan Ellis Bus Driver Lester Simmerman M Larry Barnhart Custodian Charles Glasco Custodian 5 mmm 3 55 l "f I ,,"'h,, 5 VZ? if ,125 Y 5 ., ,um- ... 'Q ,v ,x LU lcum tu -. Two new teachers have been added to the staff at A-J this year. The two rookies are Kathy Kelly, who took the place of Miss Ayers in the art department, and Cindy Jones, who replaced Mrs. Blakely in the special education department. Ms. Kelly is a 1979 graduate of S.l.U. where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree. Last year she taught art and coached the girls' freshman basketball team at Fenton High School in Bensonville, Illinois, near Chicago. When asked what the biggest difference is between teaching at A-J and teaching at Fenton, she replied, "There's a lack of incentive down here. The students do the minimal to just get them by. At Fenton, the motivation level was higher, and there was more of a desire from the students to do their best." When asked what she liked best about A-J, Ms. Kelly said that she liked A-J because it's a small school, the people are easy to get along with, and the girls' basketball team has a lot of talent. Ms. Jones is a 1981 graduate of S.l.U. where she received a degree in Special Education with specializations in L.D. and E.M.H. This is Ms. Jones' first teaching job. She presently lives in Murphysboro and drives from there to A-J each day. When asked what she likes best about A-J, Ms. Jones replied that she likes the students best. uma me "'f """ Jr' if Kathy Kelly Cindy Jones N A N ,,w's" 7 y ...v- ,EM -1 4.3 4 Ou 32: ,as' Q.. 5 1 i The Fl-.J l.Uill:Ii:at5 "Tal-1E it Ein The Hun." On a crisp autumn night, October 2, the A-J Wildcat football team en- thusiastically made their appearance on the football field faj. Two seniors, Steve Norton and Carl Evans, led the Wildcats onto the play- ing field Cbj. The Wildcats made a fight for the ball Ccj, as the crowd cheered them on. One exceptionally spirited spectator, Tamie Michaels, captured the attention of our photographer Cdl. wma' 22 .I E Y -" tix ,M-X t,-I Nix, W wtm Mwwkkes QWW 55- -1,45 Q Cl "Xb . 4. . if A' N. Q -' Ya. MP4 K 1 34 H 3' " 33 L im nm' 'QQ 'X P 3 3 A E t x SR L F W . K. ...., Q P1 L W-il X lmixLg1Uf, Xu I 4, ,gswl Q . Q ' fu- N., Q Fi' Liss +1 ', Q, .its f u"'+ - i ' 0,x', Ni .fx ii. 923 Q. av 4' k 37 , ff S ,av-ff ,V-1 K , 4, W A---Q9-WI T, ., lm E Egg 'f fm. Su '5 .i fm 'ix ge fs .V , 4, g-ff ,ig , 'ng Q v-Qi: in my-A 3 'gkkh iwfgw A , I E 5 Q . 4"-4, Q in Q V ,- in x ' kk .k... E LN . .. WV 9 LL L .A 4. '7-- 'W' , :t?,f:"'1-I-. A ' A ,gLg' - N A ,...-L. L-'Y' h WAY E My W 'Q-ii, I ,W A W ,. ,.., A - A .,,.. 5 3 'Z A x .A K V Q .. ,, Aggg N Q W 3 1 ww, e-uw. , Wm, ' 'U':'?' ' f I I fm f LWPHW' ': A if N 9 W! 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The class attendants were: freshmen, Mike lsom and Kim Michaels Cgjp sophomores, Treg Brown and Tracy Little Chjg and juniors, John Belcher and Andrea Stadelbacher Cij. if it The queen candidates and their escorts were: Debbie Brames, escorted by Graham Ander- son Cajg Stacey Coffman, escorted by Richard Brown Cby Lisa Charles, escorted by David Eruchhauser CCD, Kerri Bass, escorted by Tim McReynolds Qdlg and Lisa Dexter, escorted by Doug Weaver feb. Aaron Wright and Kristy Vines were the crown bearer and flower girl Cfj. The 1981-82 Homecoming Queen was Carla Ragan, escorted by Aaron Longdon fgj. The Queen Coronation was followed by a dance Chj where the band, Excaliber, provid- ed musical entertainment. Carla shows her joy as she is announced Homecoming Queen Cij and smiles for the camera during the queen's dance CD. The 1981-82 Homecoming Queen-Carla Ragan fkj. lf! I ' IF rr T , ,t 1 'mem r ,,, Q 9-M3 The Homecoming queen candidates -- Kerri, Lisa, Debbie, Stacey, Lisa, and Carla - pose before the parade Cay. This year's parade had many participants such as the freshman float Cbj, the sophomore float Ccj, and the senior float Cdj. George and Susan, the Master and Mistress of Ceremonies rode in the parade Cej, as did the JV Cheerleaders Cfj, and the Varsity Cheerleaders Qgb. The Anna- Jonesboro Marching Wildcat Band gave an excellent performance fhj and was led by drum major, Aaron Longdon CD. The Wildcat Band was one of the highlights of this year's parade QD. 29 Hat Dau, LLlE5tErn Dau. Funl-i-Fiuizl-i Dau, Class Enmpetitiuns - ll These Fling in Spirit LLIEEH ' 1 One of the many activities of this year's joyous Spirit Week was Hat Day. On this day one could see any kind of hat imaginable for the students at A-J are very creative. Julie Agne Cab was especially creative. Another highlight of Spirit Week was Western Day. Carla Ragan Cbb and Renee O'Daniel CCD chose to depict the "cowgirl" side of the day while Sally Whitehead was a colorful Indian Cdj. Punk-Rock Day was another interesting and exciting day in this week. Students dressed as punk-rockers, and the strange thing about this day was that the teachers didn't notice anything different. Doug Weaver gets the rope ready for the tug-of-war during the afternoon feb. Julie Agne, Patty Womack, Stephanie Hase, and Marla Ragan dressed as an especially interesting group Qfj. Even Angela Semrnelroggen, our ex- change student from Germany, joined in the fun Cgl. Tracy Little and Ab- by Belcher are behind those sunglasses in case you can't tell Chj. And Debbie Brames had another new outfit for school on Punk-Rock Day Cij. hh' 'Mfr-2: vii i-,. gy 'Swag-LQ , th, 17 3 If you zfarlf ifclicam if IS YM s Class Competition added much excitement to Spirit Week. The egg toss, paper airplane throw, and the dreaded tug-of-war Ca and bb got us all out of sixth hour class ich to observe the festivities. David Allen in his famous derby was one of the observers and participants of Spirit Week Cdj during the Homecoming festivities planned and executed by members of Student Council and their sponsor, Mr. David Bradley. I XXX X XX Q! 5Ef'liDl"5 4 G BARLOW -1 DAVID BILLINGSLEY ' ,1'v'w" V, ' KATHY HOUSEMAN BOYD 34 , D DD D l N ewan JFTQQ' , BASS BENEHELD EMILY BOYD - ,mam iw X WWI' ' ' ' at " 0 N BRENDA BROWN M.. "JUlle. Julie. Julie of the Jungle." TERRYBURK A " 1 by A1 :, , jx m,W Qwwwww Smile, Todd! 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JA. W M f"""'u BEV TOLER E!! , QQ PAM TUCKER DEBBIE TURNER - RANQYTURNER you showd teach -W f' 1 ,W ., KS:-wiviwwwnaz2121P1Hfz::e+fXz31sf2iSsiz4m2!a1?1zffm1WKWM-M5523452,f4t15Ywf4?sfLYs',2zi6x:w'fS2L1L1zFw1fZe:iii',ir1?':1e-Swiwfkfpi 9 ff'E'f'-hf"'Ef'- suphmmureajunimrs We're great- you'll see . . . when you dial '83 When our number is called, the class of '83 has always answered with enthusiasm. Members of our class are outstanding in all areas of high school life. From our con- ference champion track team to our A+ students: from our serious partiers to our club and chorus members, we do it all. For the rest of our days at A-J, you can rest assured that our line will always be open! Reading The Scarlet Letter was a blast, right, Jon? l it , i - Blow for the gusto, Susie! Junior class officers: Crystal Smlth. secretary: Kxm Vines, treasurer: Adam Wingate, vice-presidentg Mark Denny, president. i., ai J . . 'f o W H af J 5 are- Q "Z:1:'f.5r' . 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Elial Class uf BL. Sophomores are getting the idea! They are used to dialing the wrong number, but more often they are dialing the right number. They are catching on quick. They are finally getting a chance to drive a car and soon they will be getting their licenses. Their parents are worrying about their pocket-books, especially when their sophomore asks for money to buy a class ring. Everyone wants the best! Sophomores are having a fun and exciting year. Escort Treg Brown and Tracy Little are Mr. and Miss Sophomore Treg Brown, Tracy Little, Mary Margaret Lewis, and Lisa Swink are the sophomore class officers. John Yow Kenna Youngblood Eddie Woods Teresa Wright Daniel Wright Allen Wright Scott Williams Kenneth Williams Ted Wheaton Kevin Webb Sherry Walker Cindy Walker .41 Look at those dark brown eyes! The pinata at the Espanol ll party is about to go! Bob Walker Karen Vines Sandy Vincent Gail Vedok Chris Ury Lisa Tutt t 'Ag J. D. Tripp Pat Treece Tracy Thompson Daren Theis Roger Tellor Lisa Swink x S XX! Richard Sutton Lisa Sturgeon Tom Stoner David Stokes Jo Ella Smith Bob Smith ef- Q April Smith Richy Sims Barb Sharp Susan Scheller Yvette Salyers Dale Sadler Shelly Rowe Steve Rosson Melissa Rosson Teresa Riegger Linda Richardson Melanie Rhodes Danette Rhodes Greg Reynolds Rod Reynolds fx 1 nf Jeff Ray Boo Randolph Steve Rails Whose skin is younger looking? at Wait, wait, wait, all I ever do is wait! Who is the cutest of all? xx Q KA -cxEEPHlrf. Ben Quick Tim Prentice Teresa Poole Randy Poole Heath Pengress Russell Pender l .L rf' if f kiffzi' Tracy and Mary Margaret got A's on their Spanish tests again! What is the discussion in Spanish class that makes them smile? Lori Olsen Chris Oliver Renee O'DanieI Tim Murray Janet Mowell Krista Morgan Bob Morgan Joe Moreland Eddie Mixen Ron Miller Tamie Michaels Hope Maze Troy Mayberry Janene Manos Mike McClure Tracy Little Angela Linton Mary Margaret Lewis 3 15 Pam LeFevre Mary Ann Lazenby Angie Laster Richie King John Kennedy Steve Kelley Becky Keller Kevin Jung Pam Hunter Jon Housman Kim Holshouser Bryan Holshouser ff X Who's behind those Foster Grant's? What flavor is Stacey's pen? QW Shelly, is it hard to study with men on your mind? She is a mysterious girl, Ann Hill Jim Hileman Robert Hepburn Lisa Harvel Jenny Harvel Jeff Harvel vw li, Tim Hanney Kim Hannahs Terry Hamel Doug Halterman John Hall Vonda Graham l Rene Graham Kay Glasco Jimmy Gilchrist JeffGee Maryanne Gamble Kim Frick Who is Tracy dreaming about? Little Bo Peep, Brian Frick Violet Ferguson Chris.Ferguson Stacey Ellison Rich Elliot Quinn Edwards Lesa Eastwood Alicia Dotson Shelly Dillow Sue Davis Karen Davis Jeff Davis Barry Crawford Theresa Comp Ronny Chapman Becky Cerney Michelle Burris Paula Bunch Pam Bunch Treg Brown Christine Brames Jimmy Boner Cindi Bennett Abby Belcher 1 i- alt I 1 QQX xt 'pellet' X.. . Q, . X Rhonda Barringer Ronnie Barnhart Bryan Ballard Krista Baker Chris Ayers Brady Ashton 5 Two heads are better than one. Jimmy is a spit-fire. tw: f Will Arnold Steve Woodard Donna Webb Theresa Warden Kathy Trexler Aaron Throgmorton it W- 'Z""1' fx I, xx I ' A . .1 Q Jenni Stokes Mike Robinson Jamie Rambeau Dale Pender Sherry Lish Dame' SUGSSSS Hchercher. " 'D Jeanie Hall Marilyn Garrett Thomas Earle Cheri Blum Lisa Akridge Peppy, aren't we? ,H fax r,,,d--' "' Third hour geometry is all smiles. I have to pass this test! Sherry is such a baby-doll I s ga Sophomore-s mingle with everybody, 4, Wi Enmethin Live. . . .Elia Clase nf if Fur ll The freshman is often the person you have dialed, but cannot reach due to the fact that he is now encountering many bad connections too. When approaching one of those "bad connections," the freshman, with his strive and determination, will simply hang up and dial again until his goals are Obtained. Freshman class officers are Cindy Hase, presidentg Missy Toler, vice-presidentg Jeannie Boyd secretaryg and Kim Garner, treasurer. Lisa Adams Mike Adams Tim Adams Jeff Agne Kathleen Aene Kim Bass - A S , i Julie Basse Joe Bennett Dean Bernhardt Laura Benson Tammy Benson Dickey Bigler Sonya Bird Mark Boie Jeannie Boyd Cody Bradley Matt Brooks Kim Brown Todd Brown Virgil Bryant Ginger Caraker Julie Carter Julie Casey Mark Casper Alice Charnness Matt Chamness Roger Choate Beth Corzine Keith Cotton David Craig we if fm Penny for your thoughts, girls. You don't say! Jackie Crawford Don Dailey Tammy Dailey Gwen Dallas Nancy Davis Tony Davis Y-'lb B080 Debusk Brad Dexter Lisa Dirden Andy Doody Helen Doughty Reva Dugger kllq R ii i Mitch Duty Shayne Eddleman Paul Ellis Leah Emmons Frankie Eubanks Greg Eudy Doug Faire Marvin Fairless Allen Ferguson Bob Fombelle Lisa Frick Linda Franklin if '. Kim Garner Jackie Gearhart Danny Gilchrist Jimmy Gilmore Randy Gooden Dana Goodman . M X 5 S G 1,1 G Eric Gorman Aaron Hall Barbara Hall Mark Halterman Bonnie Hammer Brian Harris 'Ri Xi Est-ce que tu dejeunes avec moi, Dominique? l've done it now. li' 'V xx fi..-.Q .,...- -X i N Si ' f Q 3 f riSxS. lffdfil i Cindy Hase Linda Hileman Shanna Hileman Barbara Hill Feron Ice Mike lsom Stuart James Evan Johns Christy Johnson Eric Johnson Monty Kasper Tammy Kelley Brian Kluesner Bonnie Lamszus Todd Lasley Eric LeFevre Robbie Lingle Wade Lingle John Loomis Tracy McDermott Doug McMahan Joey McMahan Beth Manus Steve Matthews Here is one of the few freshmen who study. Sometimes I wonder. . . ' Elf 3 nl' as ix ff P l Curtis Mayberry Robbie Mavo David Meskenas Kim Michaels Ruth Moreland James Morgan , W. : S, 1s 1. xx.. 1. l w 1 ev Tim Moufell Lisa Mowell Christv Mueller Dorofhv Murrav VirtkiNe9re1e Renee Newman fn' Q l E Lisa Nimmo Kathy Noble Jeff Obptande Kim Page Eddie Pearl Regina Plott is im A A - Kr, ,rri. 'i 'rrr - 'F X David Poole Neil Poole Teresa Poole Tyler Ragan Blake Reed Troy Rendleman 4 Hi,y'aII. Howlong can thisgo on? if A 1 f X Tina Roach Kim Russell Dale St. Arbor Jeanine Schaefer Joan Scherer Sandy Smith Z. 3 s XXL! Tara Smith Tom Smith Walter Smith Anthony Smithey Jon Spigarelli Danny Stanley WNV 3 A I QT tk Brad Stearns Mary Sullivan Keith Sutliff Herman Tanner Lisa Tellor Mike Thompson .. Q' Angie Thornburg Gina Thornberg Lee Thornburg Donna Toler Joy Toler Missy Toler .nuff We recognize you, Jeannie A it's not only your famous smile but That will be a detention, Mr. Walker! your ears! Brian Trambley Jim Treece be-'N W Ira Dugan Tripp Larry Tripp Ihaven't heard anything this exciting since they came out with "Close-Up!" Missy Turner Scott Turner Brian Ury Bill Walker Tod Walker Lisa Warden fri!" T X mg 'if "Elementary, my dear Watson!" The freshmen "appear" to be studying. Eric Weaver Jacinta A. Werner Tom Whitney Misty Woods Robbie Wright Tammy Vincent www-0 I like pizza, but it doesn't like me! This is not your typical freshman, or is it? ?? Jeannie, who does your hair? E Mr. and Miss Freshman, Mike Isom and Kim Michaels, enter the Homecoming ceremony. xms..BQA1s t t ' i s - .t k I kr :f,QQj, X i Smiles and grimaces indicate that the school year '81-'82 had its ups and downs, 1985. its good connections and bad connections, for the freshman class o' Somers Eliel "Cheerleaders" fur Spirit! Stephanie Hase, Kendra Moore, Jean Dale, Carla Ragan, Julie Agne, Patty Womack, Kerri Bass, Becky Cerney, Abby Belcher, Kim Frick, Tracy Little, Beth Manus, Kim Bass Kerri Bass, Patty Womack, Carla Ragan, Julie Agne, Stephanie Becky Cerney, Abby Belcher, Kim Frick, Tracy Little, Beth Manus, Kim Bass Hase, Kendra Moore, Jean Dale 3 A.,-f-"""' afiswv 1 W - vs ,irffhi N .vg- :-.zfff ff' '- ..g-I ...ini ".. 5 ,,,.,-f MMO.-'M, 4 k,4 L. . R 1 A Ns., .41 'N 151 lily ,. : , ,.,....f W , ll 3 73571 Q Jax" f in N: A,'y1,,3,,:w.-, f, , , 5,1-ff v,. -1z,'f,f ff 0 C7J'P'1T"Z3Df'1rI'1 CIJJJFFI e H :JM '-...M Let i.ji:iur fingers cle the running uri E'7E7'7-EEBEiB'7Cl fer e reeerd - hreel-ling time 4-'ff David Moyer, Jeff Gordy, Steve Russell, Tod Walker, Coach Charles McCann, Barry Crawford, Bob Walker, John Hall Jim Hileman The A J Cross Country team enjoyed another successful season In varsity competition A J had wins over the following schools Pinckneyville Cobden Meridian Pope County and Egyptian The junior varsity enjoyed wins over Sparta Harrisburg Morris City Herrin Flora DuQuoin and Carbondale Boys receiving medals at invitationals in clude Steve Russell, Andy Murray, Barry Crawford, and Tod Walker. A-J again this year hosted the district cross country meet as well as the Fifth Annual Wildcat invitational. The course at the Anna Mental Health and Developmental Center is considered by many to be one of the finest in the state. One side! Here come the A-J men. A-J 176 170 170 182 4 4 4 Opponents Murphysboro Nashville Metropolis Pinckneyville Chester Murphysboro Carterville DuQuoin Pinckneyville Chester DuQuoin Carterville Putt the number LEE3 fur a sure, under-par scare. 191 166 216 175 8 2 Conference - 3rd place 16 185 175 186 169 17 17 17 17 158 161 193 172 Metropolis 195 173 179 159 189 District - 2nd place Larry Tripp, Richard Sutton, Dickey Bigler, Mark Boie, Troy Rendleman, Chris Ury, Todd Lasley, Danny Gilchrist, Daniel Wright, Mark Denny, Kerry Ray, Robby Wright, Quinn Edwards, Bryan Crain, Jeff Agne, Mark Goddard, Coach Bill Halter Kerry Ray Bryan Crain Dickey Bigler The 1981 Anna Jonesboro Community High School golf team completed their season with 21 wins and 9 losses The season began in September it ended with the team playing Carterville on October 6 During this time they played each team twice except for Nashville Conference was played October 2 at DuQuoin and the team finished in a tie for second place. After a playoff they finished in third place. Daniel Wright is to be congratulated for being Conference Medalist with a score of 76. From Conference the team proceeded to District on October 8 at West Frankfort where they finished fourth. This concluded their 1981 golf season. The most valuable player of 1981 was Daniel Wright. The most improved player was Daniel Wright. Daniel Wright received very special recognition for being elected to the Coaches Southern-Illinois All-Star team. He is the first in A-J s history to do this. The team will miss their graduating seniors - Kerry Ray and Bryan Crain - and they wish them success in the future. Coach Halter predicts a strong team and an excellent season for the 1982- 1983 season. Danny Gilchrist X , -1 x'b:iv Daniel Wright if' f ff'- .1 Larry Tripp Mark Goddard 1 Mark Denny Coach Bill Halter Robby Wright Troy Rendleman , ' 1 A i ,W Jefi Agne Quinn Edwards Richard Sutton Chris Ury f T, 'fi 2 f ' 22, , . . m ,,,,, K R K 51.174, M ,V A ' ,rip H I rg! 5,5 ' , , y K . 15,5 if ,LW fa, ,i 3 - 1 H95 :gp hx 7 fy.-ff:-2 mga, -V 75- wt? 'fy W' X 'ff 9 'Zi i' A so T Todd Lasley Mark Boie The team practices on the putting green. 'I UL-1 lil uutlnall fans almaqs tnuch- l:luu.iri uri BE7'7L.B'q fur a min A , .mtv L,r. f NW' 1",,,E,A , C219 it iw, A ..4.53s:. . QYQJR. , t . X - 4 ...,,,,.-J-9 , fre, - Y, ,, , 'H K 5-KQLSVT ,J,.bmK,s, l .. , l, Q ,. it ,fr . -' 'if"9"T. S ' 'f ' ffliiif 1 ' 'gfifw:T4:?5'Y'N1t?'3A a ,rf sw. .,,t. -ga., ,ef -Q A . Q , Q img Q? dsx .KLV by r , X if, f. 13,1 NJ KS ' i - l "ff Q4 , K . J fr Stiff fs mf, A in , A V Q Eifjsgw Riva: Z yy ",'fq1:.-'-FFF? A H in .ag he 'ye-' K 'ff' W. ' ,,,,j?y,r,j,3.a'4g'3rsf? ' AX J t K ,Q f VL to ,, NA f :,,Li:,,?L . wvfxki' iv N ,-L 5 ffm t,.,,w?fiffi I ,i,'-Tfgivgzgfitgtll ij,g,Q:Mf- 1 . ,, ,. , Q, , .. X S Jr - 331 J ff 3 -lf . sstfzf wats Adam Hall, Robert Hepburn, John Kennedy, Jim Boner, Tim Murray, Kevin Jung, Alex Melton, Jeff Ray, Todd Hancock, Doug Halterman, Steve Norton, Scott Hileman, Donny Boner, Wayne Funkhouser, Tim Keller, Ronald Massey, Scott Miller, Rick Vicenzi, Tim Chamness, Dale Sadler, Eddie Mixen, Keith Short, Kevin Miller, Mark Peters, Carl Evans, John Belcher, Jimmy Daniels, Danny Brames, Jim Gilchrist, Carl Dillow, Treg Brown, Bryan Ballard, Daron Theis, PatTreece, Bobby Harvel, Boo Randolph A VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD I A-J Opponent 3 Carterville 26 13 Pinckneyville 19 O DuQuoin 14 3 Nashville 40 3 Chester 7 6 Sparta 0 O Murphysboro 41 26 Carlyle 6 46 Cairo 8 Captains: Tim Chamness, Tim Keller, Bobby Harvel, Steve Norton Carl Dillow Bobby Harvel I C0568 Tim Keller Sf Steve Norton Tim Chamness The Cats go to the field , AL. ' Mike Rude Milton Jung L if 1 K K i-55'-, Cory Miller Rick Bittle .Af 'Q -J lu. 1 1-9? if A. ' A ,iw ww ,, L f ff' , ,A fs . 'fb ig 3, Q '19 ,f ,git M giff' Keith Cotton, if ' gf 'ifgw ,K RMK, lk... 32234 -Q 2 , Q" ,ff'tZLv' fit-1., 41, Robert Hepburn, Jim Gilchrist, John Kennedy, Tim Murray, Kevin Jung, Alex Melton, Jeff Ray, Doug Halterman, Pat Treece, Greg Eudy, Eric Johnson, Dale St. Arbor, Jim Gilmore, Brad Stearns, Jim Boner, Ronald Massey, Treg Brown, Bryan Ballard, Dale Sadler, Eddie Mixen, Daron Theis, Boo Ran- dolph, Roger Choate, David Meskenas, Aaron Hall, Matt Brooks, Stewart James, Bob Fombelle, Brian Trambley, Brian Ury, Tyler Ragan, Tony Davis, Mike Isom, Lee Thornburg, Todd Brown, Matt Chamness, Mark Halterman, Tim Adams, Eric LeFevre JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD A-J Opponent 12 Carterville 16 Pinckneyville D.iQuoin Writ I f 22 12 34 ' ' 5 35 Chester 3 8 Nashville 6 21 Sparta 5 20 Murphysboro 0 6-1 Conference Record Sophomore Conference Champs BE"7'7L.El'B is busq, tuuizh damn nn .El.-BE'7L.'7Elq fur El guucl catch The uperatnr saqs if 5.5.-BE'7L.'7El':l is husq. 37El7L.EE'Ei is EDUC! fur E1 vii:ti:iri.i FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD A-J Opponent 30 Pinckneyville 20 0 DuQuoin 20 48 Nashville O 36 Chester 6 30 Sparta 8 14 Nlurphysboro 16 Lee Thornburg, Todd Brown, Matt Chamness, Greg Aaron Hall, Jim Gilmore, Mike lsom, Stuart Eudy, Roger Choate, Mark Halterman, Tim Adams, Brian Trambley, Dale St. Arbor, Eric Johnson, Matt Brooks, Eric LeFevre, Brad Stearns, David Meskenas, Keith Cotton, Tony Davis, Tyler Ragan, Bob Fombelle, Brian Ury i i l call aaj. B'7Ei'775L.EiL. fur the quiizi-lest pin Ever l +o l l l xvarsity 5 Aaron Steve Rosson, Todd Hancock, Mike Stanton, Keven Jung, Coach Rick Bittle, Tim Murray, Adam Hall, Scott Hileman Tom , Funkhouser, Coach Mike Rude. A-J Varsity Wrestling Scoreboard Opponents 44 Marion 23 35 Harrisburg 20 26 Mt. Carmel 42 28 Benton 31 59 Joppa 6 72 Shawneetown 0 53 Pinckneyville 11 16 Harrisburg 43 Shawneetown 6 qw ,ANNA Carterville 15 'lr-we N S Joppa 7 Pinckneyville 18 Carterville 12 Harrisburg 43 W-L 10-4 ,. .i,, jf. . , rw, Coaches: Rick Bittle and Mike Rude e 1981 82 d uon o wrasslun Wuldcats was somethung specual In the fourth year of competu tuon the Wuldcat wrestlung team ac complushed all goals set by the squad and the coaches The team was composed enturely of young underclassmen wuth the excep tuon of senuor Tom Hanney who con trubuted tremendously to the success ofthe squad ofboththeCartervulle Tournament and the Red Hull Dustruct Todd Hancock at 119 lbs became the second AJ wrestler un four years to advance to the Mt Oluve Sectuonal An outstandung accomplishment of the 1981 82 squad was the settung of a natuonal hugh school record of 720 agaunst Shavvneetown Hugh School AJ became only the fourth hugh school team un the Unuted States to ac complush thus feat The future of AJ wrestlung us very bright wuth all the excellent returnung wrestlers the outlook us great' Muke Rude Wrestlung Coach Th E 5 e it' f the The teamufinished in the upper half JV Wrestling: Brad Dextyer, Mike lsom, Matt Brooks, Jeff Ray, Coach Rick Bittle, Eric Johnson Carl Dillow, Brian Trambley, Coach Mike Rude. l Medal winners the number B 77 'X'-l-i:"i:'i:":i'.:i mill get Lleu quieh muvee end elem dural-ie. Varsity team: Jim Boner, Bryan Ballard, Scott Wilson, Mark Denny, Jim Daniels, Mark Peters, David Billingsley, Todd Williams, Brian Ury, Kerry Ray Treg Brown, Pat Treece, manager - Paul Mclntireg Coaches Don Smith and Cory Miller. Varsity Basketball Scoreboard A-J Opponents 52 Christopher 50 80 Meridian 55 56 Vienna 48 49 Pinckneyville 62 60 Sparta 75 '58 Chester 47 '62 Carrier Mills 43 53 Pinckneyville 64 61 Nashville 82 44 Murphysboro 68 "53 Trico 68 "58 Gorham 47 "68 Chester 46 42 Carlyle 54 55 DuQuoin 67 60 Sparta 58 41 Nashville 56 49 Pinckneyville 66 48 Carterville 68 63 Murphysboro 83 53 Chester 54 "'56 Dongola 36 ""'61 Egyptian 40 ' "46 Cairo 56 W - 11 L - 15 'Eldorado Holiday Tournament ' 'Chester Invitational Tournament - Consolation Champs ' ' 'Regional Tournament - Second Place Coach: Don Smith 'xg 7 WNWMWWW L- fur fast tireahs, dial 3.5.-E'E'E'EE. Junior Varsity Basketball Scoreboard Christopher Meridian Vienna Pinckneyville Carlyle DuQuoin Sparta Chester Nashville Murphysboro Carlyle DuQuoin Sparta Nashville Pinckneyville Carterville Murphysboro Chester Opponent 76 78 47 62 59 52 67 50 73 40 JV tearn: Jim Boner, Dale Pender, Scott Williams, Scott Wilson, Pat Treece, Robert Hepburn, Paul Mclntire, Bryan Ballard, Mark Denny, Daniel Wright AJ 41 ' 54 49 ' ' 51 52 ' 61 39 ' ' 76 69 74 44 ' 48 44 67 36 38 Coach: Cory Miller K 3 KX 403 xQI949' ' . Q? QY6: task ' Q' 'Z 'XSS' as .5 Freshman team: Keith Cotton, Stewart James, Matt Chamness, Mark Boie, Dick Bigler, Roger Choate, Tyler Ragan, Robby Wright, Bob Fombelle, Brad Stearns, Eric Weaver. Ft 1 x:vef,,,'i i f V i 's 0, Q09 i Q i V ' QQ 3 :QQQQ i ' z do i V N i 1 El'73'7'L.I"iT'l"i-f"T'FE'i is the winning number fur victnrq and celebration. for higjumps and fast Sprints dial EE.-B7EE'E. rack team: Jeff Gordy, Matt Chamness, Matt Brooks, George Warren, Stewart James, Mike lsom, Todd Brown Dick Bigler Mark Bone Scott Hileman ob Fombelle, Bryan Ballard, Eric Johnson, Scott Miller, John Kennedy, Rick Vicenzi, Tim Adams, Tim Murray Jim Boner Steve Russell Scott Wilson oug Halterrnang Brian Trambley, Brian Ury, Jeff Shelton, John Belcher, Mark Denny, Danny Brames Carl Evans Kevin Miller Jim Hileman J D ripp, Treg Brown, Chris Hafertepe, Tom Stoner. Even though the Wildcat Track Team suffered a devastating blow early in the season, the members banded together to continue their winning ways. On March 31, during the first meet of the track season, Wildcat Track Coach Fred Chamness suffered a severe heart attack early in the meet. When notified after the meet of the seriousness of the heart attack, many tears were shed, prayers were said, and the team decided that they would dedicate the 1982 track season to their sidelined coach. The Wildcats held their own inthe big meets by winning the Murphysboro ln- vitational and both junior varsity and varsity conference meets, and by placing second in the Pinckneyville Invitational and district meets. By the conference meet, each team member wore a crimson heart emblazoned with a TYFF, shaped in a triangle, on his track uniform - an open dedication meaning "This Year's for Fred." Again this year the Wildcats sent ten members to the state track meet in Charleston -including a shot putter, two relays, and three individual runners. The 1982 Wildcat Track Team would like to thank the parents, fans, and friends who supported our efforts, but would most especially like to thank Coach Mike Rude for stepping in and keeping us in line. We also thank Coach Fred for the dedication and determination he showed not only by supporting us but by coaching us first from his hospital bed and then from his home. CThis year's for you, Fred.J Jeff Shelton Track Team Member ' 95 Distance runners: Jim Hilemang Tim Murray, Stewart James, Steve Middle distance: Tim Murray, Jim Boner, Dick Bigler, Matt Brooks, Stewart James: Scott Wilson, Jeff Shelton, Mark Denny, Treg Brown, Bryan Ballard, Steve Russell. l Freshman relay: Mike lsom, Todd Brown, Tim Adams, Brian Ury. n I Sprinters: Todd Brown, Doug Halterman, Bryan Ballard, Rick Vicenzi, Mike lsomg Georg Warren, Tim Adams, John Belcher, Carl Evans, Brian Ury, Scott Miller. Tom Stoner. E sf 5 Hurdlers: Carl Evans, Brian Ury, Chris Hafertepe, Doug Halterman. ' Long jumpftriple jump: Chris Hafertepe, Brian Ury, Rick Vicenzig not pictured - Keith Short. Shot put: Kevin Miller, not pictured - Randy Turner. f v '22 , ,,,711"4 ii ia ,J Hr. High jump: Carl Evans, not pictured - Richard Brimm. Discus: Bryan Ballard, Danny Brames, not Pole vault: J. D. Tripp, not pictured - Boo Funkhouser lawn, 10' sz ff', 1? i t.q.f.f. -40 400 meter relay: George Warren, John Belcher, Rick Vicenzi, Keith Short. Mile relay: George Warren, Chris Hafertepe, Rick Vicenzi, Bryan Ballard. 800 meter relay: Bryan Ballard, John Belcher, Rick Vicenzi, Scott Miller. 2 mile relay: David Estel, Bryan Ballard, Jeff Shelton, not pictured - B llll, JH " ..,, wav am ,,.. t, W X, Brian tu steal E1 base nr Hriuizl-i une nut mf the parl-i, dial i-'.!-i.-i-'i-" i-'i-'l-il-i. l i 4 , We 5.23 as , . l :INT l U it Wright Pat Treece MW " S gc Varsity Baseball Scoreboard 11 O 143 1510 L 14-9 L 5-3 W 3-2 W 7-6 L 9-2 L 18-1 W 9-3 Cobden Goreville Warren Nashville L5 inningsj Pinckneyville Chester DUQUOIU Murphysboro Chester Nashville Pinckneyville Carlyle Carlyle Murphysboro Goreville Cobden C9 inningsy Egyptian Sparta 10 8 Sparta DuQuoin Cobden Regional Tournament Cobden Tournament 2nd place 7-14 5-9 conference Mark Peters, lunior - lst team all-conference .364 batting average. 23-23 stolen bases, 10 RBI's co-Most Valuable Player pitching - 5-5, 95 ko in 67 V3 innings Jim Gilchrist, sophomore .349 batting average, 14116 stolen bases, 18 RBl's co-Most Valuable Player Team - 83192 stolen bases l - l y yy 4 W., 4 X it V S WW' L W -a , V "-x,,,a W an 'U Ha 1 I i The 1982 Wildcats showed that despite their youth they could be very competitive The young players showed a desire to win that soon spread throughout the team The Cats showed the ability to bat tle back against adversity and the ability to never give up. In all, the 1982 season was enjoyable for coaches and players alike and all are looking forward to the 1983 season. Rick Bittle Baseball Coach Baseball team: Eddie Mixen, Kevin Jung, Dale Pender, Brad Stearns: Coach Rick Bittle, Mike Miller, Kevin Thornburg, Mark Peters, Jim Gilchrist, Daniel ' w 3-2 ' Q A L 3-2 ' ' L 6-o w 6-5 . . L 2-1 ' L 6-5 . L -1 P L - ' ' L - ' L 3-2 ' H w - ' L 8-7 - . w 5-2 g - - - L 3-2 A I I 'VT iff-1 JV Baseball team: Brad Dexter, Jeff Gee, Troy Rendleman, Alex Melton, Brad Stearns, Robbie Wright, Jim 5 :Miha W . ii . 'vm-.K Coach Miller. I -- aa, I 55 'fe L -. we . l -gf 1 . W.. , 2. Q, f A -N. M ,f 4,-X11 .X .X .... J ,M ,.t t ,t,'- ,Q , 100 ff! ,, ,, , l h 4 'Ea e 1 , l ? 2 lg x ll , l 'Z ' f f' l,,..' , V E, . ,',,, 0, In V M ,, iiiiime rrrr 4 ' l, , ,lr,,rl errrll bllllll ,,r l Coaches: Rick Bittle and Cory Miller Manager: David Stokes I in K .f"Xa.,., I x s uw Y Q X, Y 69. L ygsfxy if 3 5 .X qv .r-- i lf 1 I .M ag 'R 7 ,L X 5 x .B N. -a ng.. -... f . if " Q ' kg , X. ' RQ if H, ,Iggy i K -..l vulleqhall dials in un . . . Varsity team: Dianne Spiller, Lisa Charles, Angie Tripp, Susan Boyd, Coach Dawna Blandford, Michele Burris, Lisa Helfrich, Kelly Kohler, Donna Langston, Stacey Coffman JV team: Brenda Rogers, Kim Page, Teresa Riegger, Tamie Michaels, Coach Dawna Blandford, Angie Thornburg, Debbie Spiller, Pam Hunter, Kim Michaels, Lisa Helfrich . . a new generatiun JV captains: Teresa Riegger and Tamie Michaels Caj Kim Page and Lisa Helfrich are expecting a great game. tbl Have you lost the volleyball, girls? Coach Dawna Blandford Varsity captains: Dianne Spiller and Stacey Coffman , H... Ccj Lisa Charles is ready, but where is the ball? Cdj Susan Boyd is the center of attention in Miss Blandford's huddle. 6659 1713111 l tg DFI H'IE The 1981 varsity volleyball team started its season with the 16 team Carbondale Preview Tournament With a loss last year of nine seniors this year was one of rebuilding This year s team was composed of seniors Dianne Spiller Donna Langston Lisa Charles Stacey Coffman and Susan Boyd and underclassmen Angie Tripp, Lisa Helfrich, Kelly Kohler, and Michele Burris. The spikers stood up to the task and placed fourth out of sixteen teams at the Carbondale Tourney. The spikers progressed half- way through the season with an 11-2 record, but as the season continued, the competition greatly improved and the spikers lost four in a row. Nearing the end of the season at district play, the spikers defeated Waltonville and DuQuoin, but were defeated in the championship match by a scrappy Carterville team. This made the overall record 15-10. These eats have the rebound. 155415. 2 5 CA75 to l Cab Coach Kathy Kelly fcj Senior forward: Stacey Coffman Cbb Coach Bill Schildknecht Cd? Senior guard: Lisa Dexter Girls' varsity basketball squad: Coach Kathy Kelly, Brenda Rogers, Lisa Dexter, Angie Tripp, Stacey Coffman, Kelly Kohler, Lisa Helfrich, Michele Burris, Dianne Spiller, Diane Hale, ' Manager Missy Turner Two new coaches were chosen for the 1981-82 girls' basketball season. Kathy Kelly was named the new varsity coach and William Schildknecht was named the new JV coach. The varsity team finished their season with a record of 8 wins and 13 losses. They finished 5th in the conference. The varsity team finished in 4th place in the Car- bondale Tournament. They were the first girls' basketball team from A-J to defeat Carbondale, the score was 69 to 54. They ended their season at the regionals, where they were defeated by Century. The varsity team was lead by seniors Stacey Coffman, Dianne Spiller, and Lisa Dexter, who did a fine job of representing leadership and team spirit. Good luck to the retiring seniors: the team will miss you. C175- 4 feb Senior guard: Dianne Spiller 105 Girls' JV basketball squad: Manager- Missy Toler, Shanna Hileman, Teresa Riegger, Jackie Crawford, Linda Hileman, Julie Basse, Cindy Walker, Kim Michaels, Donna Toler, Angie Thornburg, Kim Russell, Tamie Michaels, Coach William Schildknecht ,.M.., , W, S l 1 , pe 1, Cal JV captains: Teresa Riegger and Tamie Michaels Cdj Lisa Helfrich has the jump on this girl. Cbj This looks like an interesting play. Cej No one seems to recognize Brenda Rogers' dribbling skill Ccj Brenda Rogers is safe with this shot. girls'tral:i-1 answers the call uf success lm.. Sprinters: Theresa Schultz, Teresa Riegger, Ginger Eudy, Shanna Hileman, Tamie Michaels, Pam Hunter, Denise Pitts, Susan Young, Gail Vedok, Beth Davis, Barb Hall Long Distance: Kim Frick, Ki ff- Hurdlers: Tamie Michaels and Teresa Riegger Teresa Riegger pulls on the relay. m Michaels, Lee Ann Fields, Lilly Provo Beth Davis seems to be happy with this ' " -st.g4tggggg5s:gy,, ,X ,..- s. , set gXam,...wv"f'A".x-efsmeaezaevsse-e.s-,..t.c - 'F The exhausted team decides to take a rest. Theresa Schultz is up in the air with 8356. I ,Wa ,, V, WM , 4969! ,um all ,rl tt QF" , M, ,, f ,--"' "" ' 5 U fffifir t ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, f fer, iifl 'iw ,fwm.,-4 :-f 4 "'J 5 g if ' ,,,, , fif1'7'ff Kim Frick pushes toward the end of the race. Susan Young f f X tx S . . , f ' ff' ..... ' , , L" ..,.. W . , , i ..,Z, lzygiyy ,E2 y ai' 'mm 'u iwff' , wwf I , ' W' runs like a deer with grace and ease. Teresa shows her best form ahead of the other hurdlers. All-star high jumper Lisa Helfrich goes fora landing. hrnl-:En relzurcls - Fl E' NX , YA' ..t.,,A K K "fK.fn"Lf'f1.f Xffxlwfg- f X N is c 1 as 4' 4 use we 1 3 'X- J at . ffvfffffzg K Tamie Michaels Lisa Helfrich Kim Michaels 200 Meter and Hurdles "' ' ' 800 Meter f l-,,. Q4 Tamie Michaels, Ginger Eudy, Theresa Schultz, Pam Hunter Tamle Michaels Gm Z . ger Eudy, Pam Hunter, Barb Hall Pam Hunter 400 Relay Team, Advancegtgogtate Meet 6th place in 800 Relay Team' Advanced to State Meet 100 Dash' Advanced to State Meet o 0 1 E1 J girls tralzl-l The core of the 1982 girls track team was very strong After having had success last year during the track season the girls worked to keep the momentum going With the addrtlon of several motivated and talented newcomers including freshmen and first time out seniors the track pro gram continued to improve and have success The team placed 3rd at Conference 3rd at the Marlon Invitational 3rd at District and 2nd ln Class A at the Meet of Champions By the end of the season 8 of 16 records were broken These in cluded the High Jump 100 Dash 200 Dash 100 Hurdles 200 Hurdles 800 Run the 400 Relay and the 800 Relay Those team members and events which qualified for State were Pam Hunter ln the 100 Dash the Michaels which finished 6th of 32 teams and won a medal Sadly we lose some talented seniors but with the continued efforts of the dedicated ones girl track at A J will prosper Jill Pearce Track Coach 800 Relay team, and the 400 Relay team of Ginger Eudy, Pam Hunter, Theresa Schultz, and Tamle -'su tlnallringsirln u.i l 5 Softball team: Diane Hale, Angle Tripp, Dianne Spiller, Kim Page, Brenda Rogers, Lisa Swink, Sandi Smith, Angie Thornburg, Coach Bob C h Sh Shoemaker, Susie Stute, Donna Langston, Stacey Coffman, Michele Burris, JoElla Smith, Debbie Spiller, Lisa Helfrich, Assistant Coach Oac oe Dawna Blandford, Manager Kelly Johnson ,T , .W . , ,, ...,.. c . . . ,, AIS - us by si!! Cab Assistant Coaches Kathy Kelly and Dawna Blandford. Ccj Pitchers Susie Stute Diane Hale Sandi Smith tbj Outfieldersi Angie Tripp, Lisa Swink, Brenda Rogers, Susie Stute, Lisa Cdj lnfielders: Dianne Spiller, Kim Page, Angie Thornburg, Donna Langston Helfrich, Debbie Spiller. Stacey Coffman, Michele Burris, .loElla Smith. SOFTBALL - 1982 After an almost complete restructuring. Softball, 1982, competed successfully in our conference and at large. After a shaky start, optimism, hard work, and diligent practice paid dividends. The team began hitting: fielding and pitching improved. By season's end, the team had progressed far enough to be rated Sth in the region Cthis included both Class A and AA schools as softball is still a one-class systemb. AJ also dominated the SWE all-conference selections placing three members on the first team CDiane Hale, Stacey Coffman, and Dianne Spillerj, and one on the second CMichele Burrisj. The team brought pride to all of us in the community in bringing about a successful season in which the team members were made aware of their potential and discovered the fullness they have yet to reach. It is felt this team wilt leave its mark in years to come. Bob Shoemaker Softball Coach 110 0 I geele end eehievemente. Seniors Donna Langston, Stacey Coffman, Dianne Spiller My - , 5 . Q Et.........-MA!c.e,w.t,5,.5M V N 5 'ma' 'ff .tt . - 1 - i k-'1-A.1 ,'--- 1 4- ri . .. I . '- : I X ' 1 Wk " , -i. , ,' ,if t xY1 'ff,"' ' ' f-f- . ' -eff ' is , ' W sail ,Q - f sa .ret-1: tm: : . " 'Li if , ' ' " l S E "3 ' :gifs K'-I , S Q N s V b V K K W U-W.QE?c.,4, I 4 XAJC1, I K 'fi' K K 1976! l " 'fm IH' .. ii c as . 9 ee., 1 -',- S ' . qi- . r WL'-If l.-- its WhiCh way, Mr. Shoe? Debbie thinks this game is funny. Q, A 1 I 'X ,N A M I , V , , A -li' 'f--'WF'-an b. I .. fl .mdiif ' S .1 .-'1 -1 i ss s t f t - 1 1 - ,..... 1 . X L, ' S 5 Qttk 57, .NM t 7 h J, J' l " 4ff7f i' . ty , ' 13: gfy.-'fy ZZ. .fifff 4 ffffi-If X , f :-+ .::" Q C- S iii Cab Debbie is heading for home. tbl Michele Burris is ready for the steal. CCD Freshmen Kim Page, Angie Thornburg and Sandi Smith are enthusiastic and ready to play. Y sm f M, yy 4 W A I M 'ii M E dl I N gr is-h-s. ,J mmm. Q'-wg,-W Q ft Cdb Donda Langston is ready and waiting. qej Diane Hale tries one of her unusual pitches. Cfj Stacey Cof- fman looks worried about this pitch. ygyym .im- ' Q .:.,. g . A A A ' , . g gsm . A .2 v-,fig . ,, . . Q Sp ' ' fi, 'Y ' . g 0 ' . im' L " ,V . W. A ' ' ig lf ,X '- ' i0 X -Q 5"Z',ttli3 Q i gi l wh tgp Dianne Spiller tries for another spectacular put-out. thy JoElla Smith tries for a homerun while Stacey Coffman is in her usual place. 1 students, parents, eeeehee, teachers, ferns - ell mari-1 tegether fer imprevement and epertemenehip. ' a1:t'vit' Q13 f V I 'if if " ' t Aunt Eller Curley McClain Laurey Ike Skidmore Fred S lrn Will Parker Jud Fry Ado Annie Carnes All Hakim .,.,.., Gertie Cummings Andrew Carnes .. Cord Elam ,.,.,. Elten .........,. Faye ..,..,...,. Vivienne ,..,. . . . Virginia . ..,.... . oe ., .,...,., .. Jess ,.,... ,.... Sylvie .,.,.,.,.. Aggie ..,..,...,.......,., Dancing Laurey . Dancing Curley . ChorusfDancers 'W' V , 1-1 W U.. Castofcharacters AthenaLongdon Aaron Longdon Staceylillison BryonKIuesner DaIeSadler RichardSutton George Warren TlmNewcomb JeanieHall KeithBaker KimFrick .....,...,............,......,.,....,..,...JeffShelton QuinnEdwards KariLoomis KimWright ,....,.,...........,...,.,.,.,.............SusanStout MarkBoie SteveRusselI ........,,............,..,.....,.......,,..BarbaraHaII MaryBethRobinson CheriBlum Bryonliluesner AliciaDotson,StephanieNance Andrea Stadelbacher, Carol Gamble, and Trena Rhodes tttttirttttttittttt Director: Marilyn Meisenheimer Music and Technical Director: Greg Koets Set Design: Kathy Kelly Choreographer: Dawna Blandford sua 'X r Orchestra Flute Y Michelle LeFevre. Beth Lilly Oboe Y Charlotte Williams Clarinet Y Tammy Housernan, Marla Ragan Bass Clarinet Y Susan Scheller French Horn Y Kent Baker Alto Sax - Kim Russell, Laura Selock Tenor Sax Y Troy Rendleman Trumpet Y Will Arnold, Jeff Agne, Doug Faire Trombone - Joe Bennett Tuba Y Brian Harris Percussion Y David Allen. Rich Elliott Stage Crew John Hall Karen Vines Kevin Webb Larry Tripp Heath Pengress Makeup Crew Beth Corzine Gwen Dallas Sue Davis Beth Davis Karen Davis Cindy Bennett Student Director ,..,,.., Stage Manager ...,.,.,.,.,. Assistant Stage Manager ,... Property Mistress ....,.,. Chris Ferguson Shelly Rowe Kim Holshouser Penny Walker Diane Johnson Vicki Peavler Lesa Eastwood Becky Cerny Jamie Rambeau Mary Sullivan Melanie Rhodes Jean Nash ... Susan Stout . Todd Williams ... Karen Vines Kimberly Wright Ticket Chairman ,...,.,.,.,., .... M ary Beth Robinson Head Usher .,.. ... .,.,.,.,.. ...,.,...,. J ean Nash Makeup Committee Chairman .,.. .,,. M elissa Rosson 'r 0 '-in Q' drhif ff, ,a ox i 'U 4 HMG'- ' 3' z A ' 8 ,XJ kg'--. -21" 9 ' ' , 'muah 'Mi MA 1 'Is :Q 116 HBE' aj student i:uuni:il sponsors snow ball The first SNOW BALL was the special event of February at A-J. The dance transpired after the last home basketball game. Sponsored and conducted by the Student Council, the dance was a suc- cessful experiment for a much-needed school event. School spirit was exceptional. Weeks before the dance, the student body elected eight senior boys as SNOW BALL King candidates. The candidates were as follows: faq David Billingsley, Cb.J Ted Brown, Cob Bob Harvel, Cd.J Todd Hileman, Cg.J Tim Keller, Ch.J John Shepard, CLD Aaron Longdon, Cj.J Doug Weaver. Votes for the King were cast at the dance. The lucky Tim Keller feb was announced the 1982 SNOW BALL King during the coronation ceremony. The ceremony was hosted by Mistress of Ceremonies Shelly Smith and Master of Ceremonies John Koch CU Entertainment included "Shakedown Street," a traveling DJ show which played songs requested by the guests. Among the songs was the coronation theme, "Magic Power," by Triumph. 4-0' '1.n'.3,, 117 W X ii X 44f"l,,g fh ff' I SNOW BALL King's Court l l www Q Fw'- "Smile, you are on SNOW BALL camera, Tim and Jack." "Shakedown Street" provided the night's entertainment. few!! Student Council members areworking hard! Susie Stute and Sherry Walker David Billingsley "stands above all the are having "balls" of fun. rest." 118 ,ff ...a urnur-seruur p urn Fi E' 3 ! C.,- 3 A.. fM,.,f,f, 1 2 I! f Nff W ,Wt , , ,A awww 4 'iywffjga ' E wa , ,av A, as ,ff I Q f mx sl ,. Q av K My -X wx K ,K AS 5. I 5 1 , J A : , . . Q n x if 'li 5 I 5 2 f. Y w i 2 w 9 ,Q -'f-1-::vw.:!5, ,U . .. an "f!?'f..2:esSfz.: - iii -, ffl' L:EEfg.i" is-A-1 :wr ig flgg . is .422 f . iii L 5 Q : L . zli 5 Q ---- it ,gg I ' Q 'lei' TEH if f fi' . 1x:1f1t'1'i1'L'--1112 4254 .. Z ' El wfg,--1, 5 - Y iiiffwif- X 5 ' 'E . ' f '-'h 'X V vii: 51 5535.5 E Q ' :' Qi Q .- gg I S SL , I 5 'E Ei iaffgiy 5 1 1: 5' - Y ,if L f f me T P1 2 Si if e. l as s f vwfxz - Q .if f... M, -A -- 2 . O 11lV5Ei..a ' 5A N . 1" . ' ' -. 7 'N "" Y"mg::':"fM'N ':"' K f M A 1 ,afaaxfp ,,,,2?eFm,.z ,asf 9, W- x. my mg Debbie and Danny prom candidates Lisa and John . iff" Qi " - r if? 57, :SEL ,J 'R 1 V we I, . Tim and Lisa Stacey and Roger Stephanie and Mike i i A-,,..4 Ha? Jean Nash was mistress of ceremonies: ceremonies. Keith Baker was master of Aaron Longdon, Jeff Shelton, Boyd was the pianist. and Kari Loomis were vocalistsg Emily 4, i' of " E 4 k K 1 if A vt, 4 44 eerr ,I E 1 3' f ar 1' 4F ,ff-,.-ff Maw, AW xl X A. A 5 2: SM' Aj" A 0,,, i,, . .. vvvv V , ,,i,, I QUEEN DIANE MORELAND AND HER COURT 122 , 'fs 51 , 'Q 'K- Lara Miles was flower girl: Tim Denny was crown bearer. Lisa Enoch was retiring queen: Mike Hunter was Lisa's escort we Debbie Brames Lisa Charles Stacey Coffman Lisa Dexter Stephanie Hase Diane Moreland A sr V A2 if Q 1 . s fr J 5' N. Jffy ff X, r an gi S The refreshment table was one of the main attractions of the evening. Everyone enjoyed listening and dancing to the band Goliath. George and his date were just one of the sw- inging couples. J., Bev Toler and her date listen closely as the new queen is announced. 124 President of the Senior Class, Doug Weaver, accepts the welcome to the Prom from the Juniors. Everyone was smiling at the 1982 AJ Prom. The 1982 Junior Senior Prom was held on May 8 in Ballroom D at the SIU Student Center The fun started at 8 OO p m and continued until midnight The band Goliath was the entertainment for the evening The music was great and everyone danced all evening The refreshments served for those who were hungry included More excitement was generated as the coronation began at 10 30 The candidates Debbie Brames Lisa Charles Stacey Cof fman Lisa Dexter Stephanie Hase and Diane Moreland looked beautiful as they stood on stage A hush fell over the ballroom as the winner was announced Diane Moreland was crowned the new 1982 Prom Queen' cake, chips, dip, fresh vegetables, and punch. f Q-fbrtl-J iw N -Q- Kfffi rv 4 1 7 n J' 4 V '1 J i wg., :- V 'II' 1' 4,4 v '1' '..'x:1u A. 'I H Q8 ' '1 55325 , s 5535! dba -1't,' A, gb ' yt" z A .,,!?.f,f,,A 5141 Nfl V' -. 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Kevin Jung 4th Team Land WW s,Nl,f XZ Bm ,fi Rails Carl Team 8 Ikea' Power NX!!- 'll MZ egg, 'fa N-.Q,..-P Grain Carl Dillow Judging, lst Farm Business Management Barrlnger Public Speaking Duty -- Speaking hodes -- Public 145 Clara Benefield, Angie Howerton, Trena Rhodes, Charlotte Williams, Kim Vines, Michelle Verble, Renee O'Daniel, Jenni Stokes, Lee Ann Fields, Lisa Brown, Lisa Frick, Sandy Smith, Melanie Rhodes, Brenda Craft Y L: 4,2 .,,: I ..,,- Greg Koets - Director 146 ln Bas nl' a Dial l.UE'rE Nm. 1 the Fl- lKQ""4nd Mr. Koets, Aaron, Kent, and Keith arrange the trophies won by the band. Brian Harris, Mary Sullivan, Jeff Shelton, Gay Blythe, Athena Longdon, Jeff Gordy, Jacinta Werner, Joe Bennett, Quinn Edwards, Karen Vines lTlusii: E Ergencq . . . furthe Fl-..l Band. marching LUill:ll:at5. xJ XllC'lllNC3 , , NN llllft Yl A Aaron Longdon does a fantastic job as drum major for the A-J band. ...Af-..., . , - aw. -, 0- ...., '+- ...,, -.., "' Kim Russell, Tim Newcomb, Tammy Houseman, Kim Frick, Susie Stute, Kent Baker, Feron Ice, Bryon Kluesner, Troy Rendleman, Reva Dugger, Kathleen Agne, Doug Faire, Jeff Agne, Sean O'Daniel, Keith Baker, Will Arnold Walter Smith, Teresa Poole, Michele LeFevre, Cindy Hase, Joey McMahan John Williams Mark Boie, Rich Elliot, George Warren, Neil Poole, David Allen, Bob Sadler, Gretchen Graham Stephanie Nance, Dawn Honey, Julie Basse, Susan Scheller, Beth Ann Lilly, Beth Manus, Marla Ragan Elaq in the Life nf the Fl-.J marching l.Uildi:at5 ls E1 Gund Ennrleiztiurlll 5 will Look out Aaron, it looks as if they are up to no good! Seniors: Marla Ragan, Trena Rhodes, Clara Benefield, Michelle Verble, Brenda Craft, Gretchen Graam, Todd Williamsg Band-aide Tim Newcomb, Aaron Longdon, George Warren This is a typical performance by the A-J Band. Hey! Where's everybody going! The show's not over yet! 'ies s 'f:sg:s.:I ""' AXQ?1i6555i:2s"" .- :EN .ggi XX N41 x N, .ig wif' s J, ...ff H K ' A, 1, Oh. . .so there's my handkerchief. We caught Mrs. Koets preparing Mr. Koets for this picturey Th 'Eiuundu th Fl-..l Ehmrus Can Fl Fling Uur Bell!! -we xv Samuels, Lisa Ligon, Kim Wright, Bonnie Hammer, Mrs. Meisenhiemer, Stacey Ellison, Ann Smith, Dianne Spiller, ny Wright, Barbara Hall, Jeanie Hall, Bryon Kluesner, Theresa Wright, Susan Stout, Kent Baker, Melissa Rosson, Dale Sadler, Steve Russell, Theresa Smith, Debbie Spiller, Leah Emmons, Alicia Dotson, Susan Scheller, Mary Beth Robinson, Sean O'Daniel, Aaron Longdon, Jeff Shelton, Quinn Edwards, Keith Baker, Cindy Walker 5 Marilyn Meisenheimer - Chorus Director allq Kim Wright - vice-president, Aaron Longdon - presi dent, Mrs. Meisenhiemerg Dale Sadler - librarian, Bar bara Hall - treasurer, Jeanie Hall- secretary The Fl-.J Fam-Pun Girls Fire Fleallq Starting tu "Enmrnunir:atE"! Cindy Hase, Lisa Brown, Angie Howerton, Renee O'Daniel, Melanie Rhodes, Trena Rhodes, Clara Benefield, Michelle Verble, Lisa Frick wi? 'l Q, - 1 f,., ,V These are the senior pom-pon girls: Michelle Verble, Clara Benefield, and Trena Rhodes 150 I ,.,...-- fab The top seniors academically are Patty Womack, Shelly Smith, Tim Keller, Lisa Dexter, Donna Langston, Todd Williams, Doug Weaver, George Warren, not pictured - Debbie Brames, Laura Eudy, and Bob Harvel. Ccb Irma Chapman and David Bill- ingsley congratulate one another after the long haul. 42? M fu b. ll I Cbj Mrs, Mary Wingate, president of the AJCHS Education Association, awards the 1982 Association Scholarship to Debbie Brames, for having the highest score of any senior on the ACT. Qdj lllinois State Scholars are Julie Agne, Ted Brown, Lisa Dexter, Tim Keller, Graham Anderson, Tim Newcomb, Mark Tucker, not pictured f Debbie Brames. 'T' senior clireiztnru JULIE AGNE - Student Council 1981: Class Vice-president 1982: Local Honor 1980, 81, 82: Who's Who Among American High School Students 1981: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1979, 80, 81, 82, Junior Section Editor 1981, Homecoming Editor 1982, Business Staff 1979. 80, 81, 82, Assembly Chairperson 1982: CPR Cer- tification 1980, 81: Spanish Club 1979, 80: Mu Alpha Theta 1981, 82, Secretary 82: Wizard of Oz 1979: Band 1981: Illinois State Scholar: Snow Ball Escort 1982: Chairperson of Valentine's Day Dance 1981: Track 1982, Cheerleader 1982: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 80, 82: Prom Planning Committee 1981: Plans to attend Eastern Illinois University and received a 5500. Meritorious Award JOHN GRAHAM ANDERSON -- Homeroom Presi- dent 1982: Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Gifted Student Program 1982: CPR Certification 1981: French Club 1979: Spanish Club 1981: Ecology Club 1979, 82: Smoky Mountain Trip 1979, 82: ln- dustrial Arts Club 1980, 81: Mu Alpha Theta 1980. 81, 82: Band 1979: Football 1979, 80: Wrestling 1979, 80, 81: Track 1979: Homecoming Escort 1982: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1979: AJ Letterman's Club 1980, 81: NEDT Award 1980: ll- linois State Scholar 19823 Snow Ball Planning Committee 1982: Plans to attend University of lllionis GREG BARLOW - French Club 1979: Industrial Arts Club 1979: Media Club 1980, 81: Wrestling 19793 Plans to manage McDonald's KELLE BASS - Honor Roll 1982: FHA 1982: Food Service Club 1982: CPR Certification 1980, 81: Spanish Club 1979: Art Club 1982: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 80, 823 FSA 1982: Plans to attend Shawnee Junior College KERRI BASS - Food Service Club 1980, 82, President 82: Pom Pom Girl 1980: Volleyball Manager 1980: Track 1980: Cheerleader 1979. 82: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 80, 82: Homecoming Queen Candidate 1982: Prom Plan- ning Committee 1981 CLARA LOUISE BENEFIELD - CPR Certification 1980, 81: Chorus 1979: Color Guard 1979: Pom Pom Girl 1980, 81, 82: Rifle Team 1982: Flag Team 1980, 81: FSA 1982, Nominating Commit- tee 1982: Plans to attend college DAVID D. BILLINGSLEY - Industrial Arts Club 1979, 80, 81, 82: Basketball 1979, 80, 81, 82: Track 1979: Snow Ball King Candidate 1982: Plans to attend Southern Illinois University - Ed- wardsville and has received an Athletic Scholarship EMILY BOYD - Honor Roll 1980, 81, 82: DemoCat Newspaper Typist 1981, 82: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1980: FHA 1979: Beta Club Treasurer 1982: Key Club 1982: Mu Alpha Theta 1981, 82: Wizard of Oz Make-up Crew 1979: FSA President 1982: Track 1980, 81, 82, Most Improv- ed 81: OutstandingSenior Y Academics and Ser- vices 1982: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 80, 82: Prom Planning Committee 1981: Outstan- ding Business Student of the Year 1982: Plans to attend Southeast Missouri State University KATHLEEN A. BOYD - Transfer student from Samuel Clemens Community High School in Schertz, Texas 1980: CPR Certification 1980, 81: Nurse's Aide Certificate 1980, 81: Plans to be a housewife and mother SUSAN BOYD - Student Council 1980: Homeroom Officer 1980: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Girls' Sports Section 1982: CPR Certification 1980: Spanish Club 1979: Volleyball 1980, 81, 82: Basketball 1980, 81: Track 1979: Softball 1979, 80, 81: Homecoming Mistress of Ceremonies 1982: Prom Planning Committee 1981: Plans to attend Southeast Missouri State University DEBORAH BRAMES A Student Council 1979, 80. 81, 82, Treasurer 1980, President 1982: Homeroom Secretary 1981: National Honor Society 1981, 82: Local Honor Society 1979, 80, 81, 82, President 1982: Who's Who Among American High School Students 1981, 82: Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Gifted Student Program 1982: DemoCat Newspaper Co-Editor 1980: Wildcat Lair Co-Editor-in-Chief 1982, Co- Production and Prom Editor 1981, Section Editor 1980, Staff 1979: CPR Certification 1980: French Club 1979, 80, 81, 82, Secretary 1980, President 1981, 82: Beta Club 1979, 80, 81, 82, Secretary 1981, 82: Ecology Club 1980: Smoky Mountain Trip 1980: Mu Alpha Theta 1980, 81, 82: Color Guard 1979, 80, Captain 1980: Pom Pom Girl 1980: Flag Team 1979, 80: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 80, 82: Homecoming Queen Candidate 1982: Prom Planning Committee Chairman 1981: Prom Queen Candidate 1982: Murray State Math Competition 1979, 80, 81, 82: DAR Award 1982: American Legion Auxiliary Achievement Award 1982: Leadership Loyalty Award 1982: Illinois State Scholar 1982: Southern Illinois Society for High School Achievement: Top Ten Senior Class: Who's Who in Foreign Languages in Mid-America High School Outstan- ding French Student: Plans to attend Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, and has received a tuition scholarship from Southern Methodist University, a S500. lllionis Sheriff's Association Scholarship, a 5400. Delta Theta Tau Scholarship, and the 1982 Scholarship from the Anna-Jonesboro Community High School Educa- tion Association TIM BRIMM - ICE tRaymond Newell Truckingj: Industrial Arts Club 1979: Baseball 1979: Plans to attend Southern Illinois University BRENDA BROWN f Local Honor Society 1979, 80, 81, 82: Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Gifted Student Program 1980, 823 DemoCat Newspaper Reporter 1979, Correspondence Secretary 1981, Typist 19823 Wildcat Lair Yearbook Business Staff 1979, 80: FNA 1979, 80, Treasurer 1981: CPR Certification 1980: Spanish Club 1979: Beta Club 1980, 81, 82: Key Club 1981, 82: Ecology Club 1982: Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: Horticulture Club 1980, 81: Mu Alpha Theta 1980, 81: FSA 1982: Pep Club 1981: REA Essay Contest 63rd placejg American Legion Essay Contest 42nd placej: Kampsville Archeology Field School 1980: Homecoming Float Committee 1982: Prom Plan- ning Committee 1981: Plans to attend college in the Belleville area TED BROWN - Student Council 1980, 81, 82, Treasurer 1982: Class Vice-President 1979, 81: Homeroom Treasurer 1982, Vice-President 1981: Local Honor Society 1980, 81, 82, Secretary 1982: Who's Who Among American High School Students 1982: Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Junior Representative to Gifted Workshop 1981: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1979, 80, 81, 82, Freshman Staff 1979, Club Staff 1980, Club Editor 1981, Business Manager 1982: CPR Cer- tification 1980: Beta Club 1980, 81, 82: Mu Alpha Theta 1980, 81, 82: Homecoming Float Commit- tee 1979, 80, 82: Prom Planning Committee 1981: REA Essay Contest Winner: Illinois State Scholar 1982: Snow Ball Planning Committee 1982: Snow Ball King Candidate 1982: Murray State Math Competition 1979, 81, 82: Junior Mar- shall 1981: Plans to attend Southern Illinois University and has received a Departmental Scholarship for tuition DAVID BRUCHHAUSER - Class Treasurer 1981: Honor Roll 1981, 82: CPR Certification 1980, 81: Spanish Club 1980: Key Club 1981, 82: Ecology Club 19793 Smoky Mountain Trip 1979: Basket- ball 1979: Homecoming Escort 1982: Prom Plan- ning Committee 1981: Eagle Scout Award: Plans to attend Southern Illinois University Htl ' W ... MELISSA GAIL BURRIS ICE tKroger DelifBakeryJ Food Service Club 1981 Art Club 1979, 80: Media Club 1979, 80: Wizard of Oz 1979: Color Guard 1979: Pom Pom Girl 1980, 81: Rifle Team 1981: Flag Team 1980, Track 1979 MARY JANE BUTLER - Who's Who Among American Hi h School Students 1981' Honor Roll BRYAN ANDREW CRAIN Local Honor Society 1980 Quill and Scroll 1980 Honor Roll 1979 80 821 Gifted Student Program 1982: DemoCat Newspaper Staff 1979, 80, Editor 1980: CPR Cer- tification 1980: Key Club 1979, 80, 81, 82, Board Member, Treasurer, President 1982: Mu Alpha Theta 19812 Golf 179, 80, 81, State Team Com- petitor, Most Improved Player: Prom Planning E : 19821 Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 19821 Spanish Club 1979, 803 Plans to attend Southeast Missouri State University BARRY BUTTERFIELD RHONDA D. CAMERON GUINED - FHA 1979, 80, 813 Wizard ofOz 1979 MARK CAVANESS - Homeroom Officer 1979, 80, 81, 82: Honor Roll 1982, Prom Planning Com- mittee 19813 Plans to attend Southern Illinois University and University of Illinois DOUGLAS CERNEY - Basketball 1979, Plans to attend Shawnee Junior College IRMA LYNN CHAPMAN Y Special Olympics 1979: 82: Kitchen Worker 1981 LISA A. CHARLES - Student Council 1979, 82: Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81. 823 Ecology Club 1982, Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: Mu Alpha Theta 1980, Honorary 19823 Volleyball 1980, 81. 82: Basketball 1980, 81: Cheerleader 1979: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 82: Homecoming Queen Candidate 1982: Prom Plan- ning Committee 19813 Snow Ball Planning Com- mittee 1982: Snow Ball Escort 1982: Prom Queen Candidate 1982: Plans to attend Southern Illinois University SHEILA CHRISTIAN - Honor Roll 1979: FHA 1979, 80: Food Service Club 1981, 82: FNA 1979: Pom Pom Girl 1980 STACEY COFFMAN - Student Council 19793 Wildcat Lair Yearbook Sports Staff 1980, 82: FTA 1982: Ecology Club 1982: Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: Volleyball 1980, 81, 82, All-Conference: Most Valuable Player, Co-Captain: Basketball 1979, 80, 81, 82, Captain: Track 1979, Softball 1979, 80, 81, 82: Homecoming Float Committee 19793 Homecoming Queen Candidate 1982: Homecoming Junior Class Representative 1981: Prom Planning Committee 1981: Prom Queen Candidate 1982: Plans to attend Southern Illinois University and has received a General Assembly Scholarshipfor tuition JACK COCHRAN - ICE 1982 fElks Clubj: CPR Certification 1981: Industrial Arts Club 19803 Wrestling 1980 JEFF CORZINE - ICE 1982: Industrial Arts Club 1981, 82, Officer: FFA 1979, 80, 81, 82, Officer LINDA CORZINE - FHA 1979, 80: CPR Certifica- tion 1980: Pom Pom Girl 1981: Flag Team 1981: Track 1979, 81: Plans to attend Shawnee Junior College and Southern Illinois University MICHAEL TODD CLARY - Special Olympics: Kit- chen Worker 1979, 80, 81, 82 BRENDA KAY CRAFT A CPR Certification 1980. 81: Media Club 1980, 81, 82: Color Guard 1982: Pom Pom Girl 19803 Flag Team 1980: Track 1982: FSA 1982 JOLENE SUE CRAFT Y Class Secretary 1982: Honor Roll 1982: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1979, 80, 82: FTA 1981: FHA 1979, Freshman Representative: Spanish Club 1980: Ecology Club 19823 Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: Art Club 19793 Mu Alpha Theta 1981, 82: Wizard 0101 1979: Col- or Guard 1979, 80: Flag Team 1979, 803 Statisti- cian 1979, 80: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 80, 823 Prom Planning Committee 1981: Southern Illinois Co-op Essay Contest 1981: Plans to attend Murray State University Committee 1981: Woodman of the World American History Award 1981: American Legion Essay Contest 42nd placej 19803 Southern Illinois Electric Co-op Essay Contest 12nd placeh 1981: Plans to attend Murray State University JEFF CUNNINGHAM -f Industrial Arts Club 1979: 80: FFA 1979: Football 1979 JEAN ELLEN DALE - Class Officer 1979, 80, 82. Treasurer: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1980, 81: 82, Business Staff 1982: CPR Certification 1980: Spanish Club 1981: Art Club 1979, 80, 81, Freshman Representative 1979, President3 Wizard of Oz 1979: The King and I 19813 Band 1979, 80, 81: Music Contest 1981: Statistician 1980: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 80, 82, Prom Planning Committee 1981: Snow Ball Escort 1982 RHONDA GAYLE DASENBROCK - Special Olympics LISA DEXTER - Student Council 1981, 82, Secretary: National Honor Society 1981, 82: Local Honor Society 1980, 81, Vice-President 1982: Who's Who Among American High School Students 1982: Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81. 82: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1979, 80, 81, 82, Freshman Section Editor 1980, Homecoming Section Editor 1981, Business Manager 1982: FTA 1982: Beta Club 1980, 81, 82: Ecology Club 1982: Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: Mu Alpha Theta 1980, Honorary 19813 Band 1979, Majorette: Music Contest tlst placey 1979, 80. 81: Basket- ball 1979, 82, Co-Captain: Track 1981, 82: Statistician 1981, 823 Cheerleader 1980, 81: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 823 Homecoming Queen Candidate 1982: Homecom- ing Freshman Class Representative 1979, Prom Queen Candidate 1982: American Legion Essay Contest Cwinnerj 1981: Illinois State Scholar 19822 Girls' State Participant 1981: Snow Ball Planning Committee 19821 Homecoming Pianist 1980, 81: Prom Pianist 1981: Murray State Math Competition 1979, 803 Southern Illinois Society for High School Achievement: Top Ten Senior Class: Plans to attend Southeast Missouri State University and has received a 51000. Wal-Mart Scholarship and the Presidents University Scholarship CARL DEWAYNE DILLOW - Honor Roll 1979, 80: 81,823 FFA 1979,80, 81,82, Chapter Treasurer, Chapter Representative, Section Representative: Football 1979, 80, 81, 82: Wrestling 1982: Baseball 1979, 80, 813 Homecoming Float Com- mittee 198O: FFA State Farmer 1981, 823 FFA Chapter Crop Production 19811 Plans to attend Shawnee Junior College and has received a Farm Bureau Scholarship, also plans to attend Southern Illinois University MARCELLA A. DOUGHTY - Special Olympics SHANNON DALE EMMONS - Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Ecology Club 19823 Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: FFA 1979, 80, Secretary 1981, Presi- dent 19823 Football 1979, 80: Basketball 1979, LAURA JEAN EUDY v Class Secretary 1979, 80, 81, Class Vice-President 1982: Local Honor Socie- ty 1980, 81, 82: Top Ten Senior Class: Honor Roll 1979, 80. 81, 823 Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1980, 82: CPR Certification 1980, 81: French Club 1979: Ecology Club 1982: Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: Mu Alpha Theta 1980. 81, 82, Presi- dent 1982: Wizard of Oz 1979: Band 1979, 80: Statistician 1980: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 80, 82: Homecoming Class Sophomore Representative 1980: Prom Planning Committee 1981: Murray State Math Competition 1981, 821 American Legion Essay Contest 43rd placeb 19803 JETS TEAMS Competition 13rd place in Mathj 1982: Plans to attend University of Evansville I 7 I. w, ,,-.4fw -..,, 7,-M A m? , fu.f-' CARL EVANS - Football 1980: Basketball 1979, 80, 81: Track 1979, 80, 81, 82: Townsend F. Dodd Award RICH EVANS - Transfer student from Normal High School 1982: Horticulture Club 1981: FFA 1979: Football 1979, 80, 81: Basketball 1979, 80: Wrestling 1979, 80, 81: Track 1979, 80, 81 ELIZABETH SUE FASSLER - Who's Who Among American High School Students 1982: Honor Roll 1979: Archeology Field School 1980: DemoCat Newspaper Staff 1981, 82, Layout Editor: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1979, 80, 81, 82: FHA 1979, 81, 82: FNA 1980, 81, 82, Reporter: CPR Cer- tification 1981: Spanish Club 1980, 81, 82: Hor- ticulture Club 1981, Art Club 1982, Media Club 1982: The Great Great Grandson of Sherwood Holmes 1980: Oklahoma 1982: Helped with the Bloodmobile: Plans to attend Southern Illinois University CHARLES E. FRICK - ICE fKrogerb 1982: ln- dustrial Arts Club 1981, 82 RHONDA GARNER - Homeroom Vice-President: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1982: CPR Certifica- tion 1980: Basketball 1979, 80: Track 1979, 82: Softball 1979, 80: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 82: FSA Vice-president 1982 GLENDA FAY CRAFI' GLASCO - Local Honor Society 1981, 82: CPR Certification 1981: Nurse's Aide Certificate 1982: Alma Wilson Scholar: Plans to attend Southeast Missouri State University TERESA HENSON HALTERMAN - ICE tJob Ser- vicej 1981, 82: Food Service Club 1982: FNA 1981: CPR Certification 1981 MICHELLE ANNETTE HANCOCK - ICE CSuper XJ 1982: FHA 1980, 81, 82: Food Service Club 1980, 81, 82: Art Club 1979, 80: Chorus 1981 TOM HANNEY - Wrestling 1981, 82 MICHAEL WAYNE HARDIN - ICE tWal-Marty 1981, 82: Prom Escort 1982 BOB HARVEL - Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Top Ten Senior Class: Ecology Club 1982: Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: Football 1979, 80, 81, 82: Basketball 1979: Track 1979, 80: Homecoming Representative 1981: Snow Ball King Candidate 1982: Co-Captain of the Football Team 1982: Plans to attend I.T.T. STEPAHNIE A. HASE - Homeroom Secretary 1979, 80, 81, 82: Honor Roll 1982: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1979, 80, 81, Senior Editor 1982: CPR Certification 1980: Spanish Club 1979: Ecology Club 1982: Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: South Pacific 1980: Band 1979, 80, 81: Track Statistician 1981, 82: Cheerleader 1979, 80, 81, Most Valuable Cheerleader 1982: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 80, 82: Prom Planning Committee 1981: Band Variety Show 1980, Mistress of Ceremonies 1981: Prom Queen Can- didate 1982: Plans to attend Illinois State University TIM HEATH - Honor Roll 1982: DemoCat Newspaper Advertiser 1982: Art Club 1979, 80, 81, 82: Wizard of Oz 1980: AAA Scholarship 1982 TODD DARIUS HILEMAN - Student Council 1982: Homeroom Treasurer 1979, 80, 81, 82: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff, Sports 1982: CPR Certification 1980: French Club 1979, 80, 81, 82: Ecology Club 1982: Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: Industrial Arts Club 1979, 80: Football 1979: Homecoming Float Chairman 1982: Murray State University Math Competition 1980, 81: Plans to attend Illinois State University BRENDA M. HILEMAN - ICE CSIUJ 1982: Food Service Club 1981, 82: CPR Certification 1980: Media Club 1980, 81. 82: Graduated in January and started attending Southern Illinois University JENNIFER L. HINES - French Club 1979: Chorus 1979, 80 JEFF HOLSHOUSER - ICE fAssociated Lumberb 1982: Industrial Arts Club 1979. 80, 81, 82: FFA 1979, 80, 81, 82: Art Club 1981: Plans to work at Associated Lumber GREGORY ALAN HUGHES - Honor Roll 1981: In- dustrial Arts Club 1981, 82, Vice-President: Basketball 1979, 80: Baseball 1980, 81, 82: Plans to attend Southern Illinois University LISA KAY ISOM - Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Who's Who Among American High School Students 1981: CPR Certification 1979: Spanish Club 1979, 80: FSA 1982: Plans to attend Shawnee Junior College and has received an Anna National Bank Scholarship DORIS ANN JOHNSON KEVIN D, JORDAN - ICE CCoadJ 1980, 81, 82: Smoky Mountain Trip 1980: Track Manager 1980, 81, 82: Plans to attend I.T.T. JOHN TIMOTHY KELLER - Homeroom President 1979, 80, 81, 82: Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Ecology Club 1982: Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: Mu Alpha Theta 1980, 81, 82: Football 1979, 80: 81, 82: Wrestling 1979, 80, 81, Most Improved Wrestler 1981: Illinois State Scholar: 2nd at JETS TEAMS Competition for Math: Prom Escort 1982: Snow Ball King 1982: Murray State University Math Competition 1980, 81, 82: Prom Escort 1982: Plans to attend Southern Illinois University TAMMY KELLEY - Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Food Service Club 1982: Art Club 1982: Homecoming Float Committee 1980, 81, 82: Plans to attend Robert Morris College CHARLOTTE ANN KERR - ICE tcashier for Wal- MartJ1981,82: FHA 1979, 82: Food Service Club 1982: CPR Certification 1981 JOHN DAVID KOCH - Class Officer, Co-Vice- President 1982: Homeroom Vice-President 1979, 80, 81, 82: Honor Roll 1980, 82: CPR Certification 1981: Spanish Club 1981: Ecology Club 1979, 82: Smoky Mountain Trip 1979, 82: Football 1979. 80: Basketball 1979: Wrestling 1980: Baseball 1979, 80, 82: Snow Ball Master of Ceremonies 1982: Prom Escort 1982: Plans to attend Southern Illinois University RHONDA RENEE LACY - Homeroom Secretary 1981, 82: Honor Roll 1981, 82: DemoCat Newspaper Staff 1979: FHA 1979: Spanish Club 1979, 80, 81: Art Club 1981, Secretary 1982: Stage Crew for Oklahoma! 1982: Flag Team 1979: Statistician 1979, 82: Homecoming Float Com- mittee 1979, 80, 82: Prom Planning Committee 1981: Plans to attend Southeast Missouri State University KENNY LANDIS - ICE tvincent Constructionlz CPR Certification 1980: Baseball 1981 DONNA JEAN LANGSTON - Homeroom Treasurer 1981, 82: Local Honor Society 1982: Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Wildcat Lair Year- book Staff Production, Girls' Sports and Business Staff 1981, 82, Girls' Sports Editor 1982: FSA 1982: Spanish Club 1979, 80: Beta Club 1982: Volleyball 1980, 81, 82: Basketball 1979, 80, 811 Track 1979: Softball 1979, Sportsmanship Award 1980, 81, 82: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 82: Pep Club 1979, 80: Top Ten of Class 1980, 82: American Legion Essay Contest 41st placej 1980: Plans to attend Shawnee Junior Col' lege and has received a Presidential Scholarship. also plans to attend Southern Illinois University BRETT LINGLE - ICE CKrogerj 1981, 82 MELANIE ANN LINGLE - Honor Roll 1980, 82: DemoCat Newspaper Typist 1982: Beta Club 1981, 82: Ecology Club 1982: Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: Homecoming Float Committee 1982: FSA 1982: Plans to attend Robert Morris College STEVEN LIVESAY - Plans to attend Shawnee Junior College AARON L. LONGDON - Homeroom Vice- President 1982: Society of Distinguished American High School Students 1982: Regional Band 1981, 82: Honor Roll 1982: Key Club 1981, 82, Vice-President: Wizard of Oz 1979, The Very Great Grandson of Sherlock Holmes 1980, South Pacific 1980, The King and l 1981, Oklahoma! 1982: Drum Major 1982: Band Council 1981, 82, President: All-State Chorus 1982: Most Outstan- ding Band Member 1981: Most Outstanding Chorus Student 1979: Chorus 1979, 80, 81, 82, President: Music Contest 1979,80,81, 82110 1st placesj: District Chorus 1979-82: Swing Choir 1982: Homecoming Escort 1982: Prom Vocalist 1981, 82: Snow Ball King Candidate 1982: Best Drum Major Award 1982 C2 festivalsj: Plans to at- tend Lincoln Christian College BOBBY MATHIS - ICE 1980, 81, 82: Track 1979 RANDY S. McMAHAN - Homeroom President 1982: Honor Roll 1979, 80.81, 82: Gifted Student Program 1979, 80, 81, 82: DemoCat Newspaper Sports Editor 1982: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Business Staff 1979, 80: CPR Certification 1981: Ecology Club 1982: Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: Industrial Arts Club 1979, 80. 81, 822 Mu Alpha Theta 1980, 81, 82: Football 1982: Wrestling 1980, 81, 82: Homecoming Float Comrr 1979, 82: REA Essay: Plans to attend Univers Illinois and has received Merit Hunter Schola and an Army ROTC Scholarship TIM McREYNOLDS - Transfer Student Johnston City 1981: Homeroom Represent 1982: Ecology Club 1982: Smoky Mountair 1982: Industrial Arts Club 1981, 82: Homeco Escort 1982: Prom Planning Committee 1 Snow Ball Planning Committee 1982: Plansi tend Louisiana State University JANIE MELLER - Homeroom Officer, Secr- and Vice-President 1979, 80, 81: 82: Honor 1982: DemoCat Newspaper Staff 1979, 80 Club Editor: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 198! Food Service 1982, Representative: Spanish 1979, 80, 81, 82: Ecology Club 1980, 82: Si Mountain Trip 1980, 82: Wizard of Oz 1979: 1979g Track 1980, 81: Plans to attend Soutl Missouri State University or Texas Tech BRAD MIDDLETON - Homeroom Represent 1980, 81: French Club 1979, 80, 81: Cross C try 1979, 80: Track 1979: Plans to join the Ari KENDRA JOAN MOORE - Student Council 1 Homeroom President 1982: Honor Roll 198C DemoCat Newspaper Staff 1980, 81: Wi Yearbook Staff 1979, 80, 81, 82: CPR Cert tion 1980: Spanish Club 1979: Art Club 1 Wizard of Oz 1979: Band 1979, 80: Color G 1979, 80: Flag Team 1979, 80: Statistician li 80: Cheerleader 1982: Homecoming Float l mittee 1979, 80, 82: Prom Planning Comrr 1981: Snow Ball Escort 1982: Plans to a' Southeast Missouri State University BRIAN KEITH MORELAND - Honor Roll 198 dustrial Arts Club 1979: Prom Escort 1982 DIANE MORELAND - Honor Roll 1980, 81: 1979, 80, 81, 82, President: Food Service 1 82: Prom Queen 1982 JOHN MORRISON -ICE 1981.82 JONATHON MOUTELL MARILYN KAY MOWELL - Honor Roll 1979 82: Food Service Club 1981, 82: Women's I mittee of the Union County Farm Bureau Out ding Home Economics Student: FSA 1982: I to attend Shawnee Junior College and has re ed the Anna National Bank Scholarship CHUCK NEEDY - Track 1982 TIMOTHY DALE NEWCOMB - Local Honor S ty 1979, 80, 81, 82: Honor Roll 1979, 80: G Student Program 1982: Beta Club 1980, 81 Key Club 1981: Mu Alpha Theta 1981, 82: Fi sics 1980, 81, 82: Wizard of Oz 1979: The 1 Great Grandson of Sherlock Holmes 1980: Pacific 1980: The King and I 1981: Okla 1982: Band 1979, 80, 81, 82: Chorus 197 Music Contest 1979 flst placej: JETS T Physics Competition flst placeb: Plans to at Southern Illinois University or Southeast Mis State University STEVEN ALLEN NORTON - Class Pres 1980: ICE fwal-Marti 1982: Key Club 1982 dustrial Arts Club 1981: Fellowship of Chri Athletes 1979: Football 1979, 80. 81, 82: Ba ball 1979: Baseball 1979, 80, 81: Homeco Class Regresentative 1980: Prom Planning O man 19 1: Prom Master of Ceremonies 1 Boys' State Participant 1981: Decer Graduate TRACEY JAYNE PAGE -- Homeroom ' president: DemoCat Newspaper Reporter 1 FHA 1979, 82: Food Service 1982: FNA 1979 CPR Certification 1981: Nurse's Aide Certifi 1981: Wizard of Oz 1979: Flag Team 1979 Statistician 1979, 80 CINDY PALMER - Homeroom Secretary 1 80, 81, 82: Who's Who Among American School Students 1980: Wildcat Lair Yeari Staff 1979, 82: Spanish Club 1980: Key 1981: Ecology Club 1981, 82: Smoky Moui Trip 1982: Art Club Secretary 1979, Treas 1980, Vice-President 1981, President 1 Wizard of Oz 1979: South Pacific 1980: Pom Girl 1979, 80: Track 1982: Homecoming I Committee 1979, 80, 82: Prom Plannin Cori tee 1981: Art Scholarship 1982: Snow Ball Pl ing Committee 1982: Snow Ball Escort 1 Plans to attend Shawnee Junior College and ray State BRIAN PENDER - ICE CHutS0n'sJ: Baseball 1' EDWARD L. PLOTT - ICE fKrogerJ 1982: F00 O: Plans to attend Murray State University ILA SUE RAGAN - Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81L nish Club 1979, 80: Cheerleader 1979, 82: 'iecoming Float Committee 1979, 80, 82: iecoming Queen 1982: Teacher's Aide 1982 ILA KAY RAGAN - Student Council 19823 or Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: FHA 1979, 81: Food rice Club 1981: Nurse's Aide Certificate 1982: ish Club 1981, 82: Key Club 1982: Oklahoma E: Band Variety Show 1982: Band 1982: rus 1979: Music Contest 1982: Track 1982: erleader 1979: Homecoming Float Commit- 1980, 82: Snow Ball Planning Committee 2: Plans to attend Southeast Missouri State 'lersity 'RY RAY - Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 823 iogy Club 1982: Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: istrial Arts Club 1979, 80, 81, 82: Mu Alpha ta 1981: Golf 1979, 80, 81, 82: Basketball E, 80, 81, 82: Has received an Atheltic larship to Shawnee Junior College KY REICHRATH - ICE tUnion County pitaly 1982: FHA 1979, 80, 81, 82: Food Ser- Club 1981, 82: FNA 1979, 80, 81, 82: CPR :ification 1980, 81, 82: Nurse's Aide Cer- Ste 1980: Horticulture Club 1980: Art Club : Media Club 1982: The Great Great Grand- of Sherwood Holmes 1980: Plans to attend wnee Junior College NA RENE RHODES - Local Honor Society : Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Beta Club : Wizard of Oz 1979: The King and I 1981: ihoma 1982: Color Guard 1981: Pom Pom Girl 0, 81, 82, Captain of the Pom Pom Squad 1, 82: Rifle Team 1980, 82, 82: Flag Team 0, 81, 82: Color Guard Captain 1982: Band Jrette 1982: Plans to attend Southern Illinois versity KY ANN ROACH - FHA 1979, 80: Food Ser- Club 1981, 82: CPR Certification 1979, 80, Plans to attend Shawnee Junior College RA ROACH - Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: 1979: Beta Club 1980, 81: Homecoming it Committee 1980, 82: Prom Planning Com- ee 1981: FSA 1982: Top Ten of Class 1981: is to attend Robert Morris College tY BETH ROBINSON - Transfer Student from gin County 1980: Honor Roll 1982: CPR Cer- tion 1980, 81: Nurse's Aide Certificate 1981: ihoma 1982: Chorus 1982: Music Contest : NEDT Award 1980: Plans to attend nee Junior College and has received nee Art Department Scholarship and Anna onal Bank Scholarship BERLY RENNE ROHLFING - Honor Roll S, 80, 81, 82: ICE Uonesboro Grade School Housing Authorityj 1981, 82: Wildcat Lair rbook Staff 1980, 81, Senior Editor 1982: FHA 9: CPR Certification 1980: Ecology Club 1982: iky Mountain Trip 1982: Wizard of Oz 1979: th Pacific 1980: Music Contest 1979, 80 Clst eb: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 80, FSA 1982, Corresponding Secretary: Illinois e Scholar 1982: Plans to attend Shawnee or College and has received Anna National k Scholarship INIE SADLER - ICE fSonicJ 1982: FHA 1979, 81, Treasurer: Food Service Club 1981: CPR tification 1980, 81: Media Club 1979, isurer: Pom Pom Girl 1979: Plans to be a 'etary ILENE ANN SADLER - FHA, Vice-President 1, 82: Food Service Club Vice-President 1982: lCertification 1981: Prom Planning Commit- 1981 INETH DELEEN SADLER, JR. - Plans to at- I Nashville Auto Diesel College ,CEY LEE SALYERS BROWN - FHA 1980: FNA 1: CPR Certification 1981, 82: Nurse's Aide tificate 1981: Plans to attend Shawnee Junior ege SE D. SAPPINGTON - Band 1979, 80, 813 is to be a military policeman .RON SCHAEFER W FHA 1980: Food Service i 1981: Media Club 1980: Plans to attend wnee Junior College .Y SHARP - ICE tFarmingJ: Cross Country 9: Basketball 1979 CY SHEFFER 4 FHA 1979, 80, 81, Treasurer 2: Food Service Club 1981, 82, Secretary! CPR Certification 1981: FFA Sweetheart 1982: Prom Planning Committee 1981 JOHN RICHARD SHEPARD - Homeroom Presi- dent 1982: Honor Roll 1982: DemoCat Newspaper Staff, Reporter 1979, Co-Editor 1980: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1979, 80, 81, 82: Freshman Section Editor 1979, Sports Editor 1980, Homecoming 1981, Co-Editor-in-Chief 1982: CPR Certification 1981: French Club 1979, 80, 81: Key Club 1979, 80: Media Club 1979, 80. 81: South Pacific 1980: Prom Planning Commit- tee 1981: Snow Ball Candidate 1982: Plans to at- tend Murray State University DAVID SMITH SHEILA SMITH - FHA 1979, 80: Food Service Club 1981, 82: CPR Certification 1979, 80, 81: Plans to attend Shawnee Junior College SHELLY SMITH - Student Council, Vice- President 1980, 81, 82: Class Officer, President 1979, Vice-President 1980: Homeroom SecretaryfTreasurer 1982: National Honor Society 1979, 80, 81, Treasurer 1982: Who's Who Among American High School Students 1981, 82: Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Gifted Student Pro- gram 1982: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff, Section Editor 1979, Section Editor 1980, Production and Prom Editor 1981, Co-Editor-in-Chief 1982: CPR Certification 1980, 81: French Club 1979, 80, 81. 82, Vice-President: Beta Club 1980, Vice- President 1981, 82: Ecology Club 1982: Smoky Mountain Trip 1982: Mu Alpha Theta 1980, 81, 82, Treasurer: Make-Up Crew 1979: Baseball Statistician 1980, 81: Homecoming Float Com- mittee 1979, 80, 82: Prom Planning Committee 1981: No. 1 Class Rank 1979, 80, 81, 82: Snow Ball Planning Committee 1982, Snow Ball Mistress of Ceremonies 1982: Homecoming Parade Coordinator 1982: Murray State Math Competition 1979, 80: Southern Illinois Society for High School Achievement: Who's Who in Foreign Languages in Mid-America Schools Outstanding French Student: Century Ill Leader- ship Scholarship Winner: Plans to attend Illinois State University and received a 5400, Delta Theta Tau Scholarship LAURA DIANNE SPILLER - Homeroom President 1979, 80, 81, 82: Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: ICE CCardinaIJ 1982: Food Service Club 1982: Swing Choir 1982: CPR Certification 1980: Volleyball 1979, 80, 81, Most Improved 1982: All- Conference: Basketball 1979, 80, 81, 82, Carbon- dale Invitational Tournament 2nd Team: Softball 1979, 80, Most Improved 1981, Spirit Award 1982: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 82: Plans to attend Southern Illinois University or Shawnee Junior College and has received an Athletic Scholarship DAVID KEVIN ST. ARBOR - Transfer Student from Carlisle County, Bardwell, Kentucky 1981: Student Council 1979: Class President 1979: FFA 1979, 80, 81: Basketball 1979, 80: Plans to at- tend Shawnee Junior College DOUG STONER - CPR Certification JOHN SULLIVAN - Industrial Arts Club 19807 FFA 1980,B1: Baseball 1979 STEVEN RAY SUTHERLAND STEVEN THOMPSON - Ecology Club 1982: Smoky Moutain Trip 1982: Industrial Arts Club 1979, 80, 81: Plans to attend Southern Illinois University BEVERLY KAY TOLER - ICE fSonicJ 1981, 82: CPR Certification 1981: Band 1979: Music Con- test Clstj 1979: Color Guard 1979: Track 1982: Plans to attend Shawnee Junior College MARK TUCKER - Homeroom Vice-President 1982: Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Ecology Club 1980: Smoky Mountain Trip 1980: Industrial Arts Club 1981, 82: Mu Alpha Theta 1981, 82: Homecoming Float Committee 1982: 3rd place in Engineering Graphics at District JETS TEAMS Meet: Illinois State Scholar: Plans to attend University of Illinois and has received Children of Veteran's Scholarship DEBBIE ANN TURNER - Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1980: Spanish Club 1979, 80: Statistician 1980: Southern Illinois Instructional Television Association Cover Design Winner 1982 RANDY TURNER f Honor Roll 1980: ICE tGazette-Democratj 1982: DemoCat Newspaper Staff 1979: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1979: Key Club 1982: Oklahoma 1982: Basketball Manager 1980, 81, 82: Track 1980, 81, 82: Plans to attend Lakeland College MICHELLE DEONNA VERBLE - FHA 1979: CPR Certification 1980, 81: Media Club 1982: Color Guard 1982: Pom Pom Girl 1980, 81, 82: Rifle Team 1982: Flag Team 1980, 81, 82: FSA 1982, Recording Secretary: Variety Show 1981, 82: Plans to attend Robert Morris College and Southern Illinois University JIM WALKER - CPR Certification 1981: FFA 1979, 80, 81, 82: Football 1979, 81: Wrestling 1979, 80, 81: Plans to attend Shawnee Junior College GEORGE W. WARREN - Local Honor Society 1980: Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Top Ten Senior Class: Gifted Student Program 1979, 80, 81, 82: Key Club 1979, 80, 81, Treasurer 1982: Mu Alpha Theta 1981, 82: Wizard of Oz 1979, South Pacific 1980, The King and I 1981, Oklahoma! 1982: Band 1979, 80, 81, 82: Band Regional 1981, 82: Cross Country 1980: Football 1979: Basketball 1979, 80: Track 1979, 80, 81, 82: Homecoming Master of Ceremonies 1982: Prom Planning Committee 1981: Variety Show Master of Ceremonies 1980, 81: REA Essay Con- test l2nd Placel: Plans to attend Southern Illinois University or DePauw College LORRAINE R. WATKINS - FHA 1980: FNA 1981: CPR Certification1980: Nurse's Aide Certificate 1981: Plans to attend Shawnee Junior College DOUGLAS SCOTT WEAVER - Student Council 1982: Class President 1982: Local Honor Society 1979, 80, 81, 82: Top Ten Senior Class: Foreign Exchange Student to West Germany 1981: Gifted Student Program 1979, 80, 81, 82: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1982: Beta Club 1980, 81: Ecology Club 1979: Smoky Mountain Trip 1979: FFA 1979, 80, 81, 82: Mu Alpha Theta 1981, 82: Football 1979, 80: Basketball 1979: Track 1979, 80: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 80, 82: Homecoming Escort 1982: Pell Grant 1982: Snow Ball Planning Committee 1982: Snow Ball King Candidate 1982: Plans to attend University of Tennessee RICHARD TODD WILLIAMS - Homeroom Vice- President 1982: SAR Award: Local Honor Society 1980, 81: Honor Roll 1979, 80, 81, 82: Top Ten Senior Class: Gifted Student Program 1982: Beta Club 1980, 81, 82: Key Club 1981, 82: Mu Alpha Theta 1981, 82: South Pacific 1980, The King and I 1981, Oklahoma! 1982, Variety Show 1982: Band Announcer 1982: Cross Country 1979: Basketball 1979, 80, 81, 82: Track 1980: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 82: Physics Club 1982: JETS TEAMS Test C3rdJ: Murray State Math Day Participant 1979: Plans to attend University of Tennessee, Martin and has received a 5500, Gooch Scholarship PARTICIA KAY WOMACK - Student Council 1979: Honor Roll 179, 80, 81, 82: Wildcat Lair Yearbook Staff 1982: Mu Alpha Theta 1981: Statistician 1981, 82: Cheerleader 1979, 80, 81, 82, Co-Captain, Most Valuable Cheerleader 1981: Homecoming Float Committee 1979, 80, 82: Prom Planning Committee 1981: Snow Ball Escort 1982: Plans to attend Eastern Illinois University KIMBERLY ANN WRIGHT - Transfer student from Chicago 1980: Honor Roll 1982: The King and I 1981: Oklahoma! 1982: Chorus 1979, 80, 81, 82: Music Contest 1980, 81, 82: Plans to at- tend Hannibal-LaGrange College SUSAN YOUNG - CPR Certification 1981: Nurse's Aide Certificate 1981: Spanish Club 1980: Ecology Club 1980: Smoky Mountain Trip 1980: Track 1979, 80, 81, 82: Homecoming Float Com- mittee 1979, 80, 82: Snow Ball Escort 1982: Track Honor Roll 1980, 81: Plans to attend Shawnee Junior College A N2 NN -J C - school board, administration, parents 'Ek f --A-Neges, fab Barry Crawford runs with determination. Cbj Rhonda Dasenbrock is full of ha thou hts c "Oni W PDY 8 - C 7 Y inch!" says Todd Hileman. Cdb John Shepard is a Wildcat fan. Cej Adam Wingate is carefree. 158 NJ' :DJJ W..-2 -teachers and staff- """"""-,- 'N'-, W ff 'Q aa? r WW f, li A. ' I , fa t 4129 if . , V' Jjgkk Hull k ii. an Cab It looks like a good time on the sidelines of an A-J basketball game. Cbj Lisa Brown, Mr. Koets and Dawn Honey are ready for a night on the town. Cdj Sandy loves Randy and Randy loves Sandy. Cdb Vicki Peavler knows how to amuse everyone. feb Crystal Smith and Angie Miller like banquets. Cty Do the juniors always dance in the street? 159 - students - we all connect! Q 5 Sponsor Mary Wingate becomes "Madame Wingate" to teach her four French classes. . T ,g.,,,. The yearbook editors enjoy prom. Two Lair staffers, Jean Dale and Todd Hileman,forget their yearbookjobs Ted Brown and Lisa Dexter, Wildcat Lair Business Managers, have during the Snowball Dance. full-timejob. 160 wi, P ads A-J BIN - ABSORBENT CLAY ANNA FRUIT BELT P.O. Box 366 Vienna, Illinois 62995 833 6816 ANNA HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCHIB FIorsheimlTurner Anna, Illinois 62906 618-833 5916 AISI yt I J'm Bea P I M ' d Y Ih 893 4565 833 4809 ANNA NATIONAL BANK Two Drive-up Facilities 833-8506 Anna, Illinois 62906 F iendly - Dependable Serv Member F.D.l.C. ABSORBENT CLAY PRODUCTS, INC. P.O. Box 657 Anna, Illinois 62906 A ANNA STATE BANK - ANNA NURSERY ANNA QUARRIES, INC. A P.O. Box 180 Anna, Illinois 62906 ANNA STATE BANK 100 East Vienna Anna, Illinois 62906 5: W an - .. i . -ww---k - --f-7sN, Compliments of ANNA READY MIX 300 McKinley Anna, Illinois 62906 C... 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Phone: 833-8563 'f I PAGE'S Jr. and Missy Clothes 330 South Main Anna, Illinois R. R. AND SONS AUTO BODY Amos Pratt, Owner Expert Body, Paint and Frame Work Also Automotive Glass R.R. 2 P.0. Box 592 16181833-6814 - Anna IKT - Livesay T.V. IKT AUTO PARTS 129 West Davie Street 1618i 833-8521 LINGLE MOTORS 146 East Drive Anna, III KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Anna, Illinois HUTSON'S FURNITURE 342 South Main, Anna LIVE SAY T.V. Rt. 146 East, Anna McDONALD'S McDONALD'S Vienna Street Anna, Illinois 62906 Taylor, Dillon and Dodd - Jim and Dot's Shoe Store HGEBZTNDAELSSEZZZZSBP B AND M SALOON 110 East Davie Anna, Illinois 833-4721 UNION COUNTY HOSPITAL A North Main Anna, Illinois, 833-5155 f HE'gjfjggTE JIM ANZ-?8F':'gS sl-loE Angznzzligig 113 WGS! Davie it 3 833-8093 Anna, Illinois 833-5245 0 0 Mulberry Manor MULBERRY MANOR Congratulations 1982 Graduates from Mulberry Manor James and JoAnn Keller, Owners Farm Insurance - Travel Hut STATE FARM SLEEPY'S LOUNGE AND INSURANCE CAMPGROUNDS Horseshoe Lake East Side Driv t618y 776-8303 B b nd Phyllis Pe d O TRIPP SHELTER CARE Cobden, Illinois 62906 893-2201 We Special C ri g for Elde P t Nl T PP sMm-rs cLoTl-:ING TRAVEL HUT Good Luck class D' ,82 Route One, Interstate 57 WILUBATS Lg 5 v 5 . I gr aaera an ger's Theatre - Kroger RODGERS THEATRE UNION COUNTY PRESS Tk I K 54 N Q J , Ak 3 5133. M fl I X iii H aw Y Xwgx 7 X VV Q 1 5 S FL: gi X I mm! , A 7 ' 'f?f"9'3!-sf Eigilw ul A WWINELTT an M , X . un " 5' , . 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QQ W lllll, ll 8 V aaa-am ,- 4-L ' , AA .Q Q Q QI ' U0 PlzzA VILLA f oAvls sHEu. , A Q ' N 108 Lafayette 5' Q 1N south min , - . f --3 Anna, Illinois . H Annmmmoi. fi ' "W . 1618833-4041 I 'Qf , 'J Q art - Jonesboro Nursing Center W AL MAIQ1- WALTER HARDWARE , an r J UNITED Msnuazff JK of XS WAYNE VINCENT JUNESBORO NURSING CONSTRUCTIONAI CENTER 7 I i 1 der Market - Whitney Accounting WONDER MARKET WESTERN AUTO Route 146 117 West Davie Street Jonesboro, Illinois 62956 An W. A. WILLIS WARE EQUIPMENT INC TRUCKING SERVICE RR 32 Jonesboro Jonesboro WHITNEY ACCCUNTING .....,,Niu .XS Trucker Trenching - Union County's Racquetball Center TRUCKER TRENCHING Backhoe and Road Grading Work A Jonesboro, Illinois 62952 Call 833-6459 UNION COUNTY FARM BUREAU ULLIN AUTO GLASS "Fast Mobile Glass Service" Anna, Illinois 62906 134 East Davie Street Anna UNION COUNTY REALTY 114 North Main Anna, Illinois 833-5146 UNION COUNTY MOTOR UNION COUNTY'S RACQUETBALL CENTER Locust and Walker Street O Cobden KJ is - A f - 1,l'- ,-'. I , Q F ' 1 erias 45 . laie if A f A 'V at I , g 1 ieae 2 if -1 A I 1-X3 I g ui . - ' " . V :wasp - . -A ,ig- eisr iass R patron page AJCHS Education Association Anna First Baptist Church B 81 D Enterprises Joseph B. Beyssine Joyce Blandford Wesley L. Boie Brown's Hardware Buck Carter Tire Bunkins Automotive John M. Casper, DMD Mike Corzine Shirley Dillow Dixie Bar-B-Que Doc's Carwash Dottie's Beauty Shop Dot's Ceramics L Draper's Produce Dr. Robert Arthur Dr. Thomas W. Davis, M.D. Dr. C. O. Loomis, M.D. Dr. Robert L. Rader, M.D. Eblen Real Estate Corydon Finch Gamm's Shoe Store Wayne Hayie Jim Harris Herb Cole's Market Houseman's Florist H 81 R Block Jonesboro School Faculty and Staff James L. Karraker David and Susan Kennedy K 84 I Sporting Goods Ellison and Kathy Knight, Heidi R. Lauderdale, Decker and Tedrick Insurance Mayberry Music Meller, James 84 Associates Jerry and Dixie Miller Montgomery Ward N.D. Bishop Furniture Leon 0'Daniel Mr. and Mrs. S. 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