Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1982 volume:

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Right, Stacy? tw--It wi?-iz: L I Se Carolyn show s her great expertise at hanging decorations. -. 34 ul, -Q.,Q..N . ,f 4' JN 3 :U K fd' rr :J Homecommg Court of 1981 Back Tom Hlleman Baker Smllh Queen Liza Graham Klng Ken Schroeder John Thomas Brxan Stephens Front M1121 W1lls Clndy Klbler Klrsten Kalsner .llm Farlee Carla Thomas Marcl Hoemges Curtls Kelch Laura Decker X 117 ,,. 4... ,avg f' T., :xx 1 mg-av? u fmf' if frfg, gg,J5:g+,fffw ligg '-:,. N, K 9'- W CUM .90 Uub uuouactmwfecg ameri. ,X H Q A41 VNVV 7, ,Ai 'iii' C 79 r. B. WORKS AS TOP MAN N CAMPUS 1-5,555 Left: Mr. Bryant explains an application to John Davis. Mr. Bryant and his secretary, Mrs. Hartrick, work together to keep B.H.S. running smoothly, is i 51 ' iiii iiiii1ii.ffIi 1, if 'KWA ,rf iiV, r f i ii gf' Above: Mr. Bryant always smiles for BHS. He has been the principal for eleven years at B.H.S. Before that he was an American history teacher. He has come a long way and one could say he has aged gracefully. lt seems that every year he gets better and better. He is a proud Raider and proves this by his attendance at B.H.S.'s many games, and activities and by his outstanding way of handling the job considered one ofthe toughest at B.H.S. He is Mr. Bryant and he has prov- en to be the TOP MAN ON CAMPUS' HYOU SHALL BE DE LT IT Mr. Crabtree and Mr. O'Neal take time off from their busy day to mug for the camera Nflr. O'Neals's secretary. Jan Steiner. helps keep the office going, nw ,mu-rw They were no longer rookies. They were no longer new to the place. They had completed their second year as assis- tant principals and they knew what they were doing. They were Mr. Crabtree and Mr. O'Neal. Mr. Crabtree was in charge of building operations and Mr. Although the handling ofa large student xbody Ql565J was a pretty tough job, B.H.S.'s assistant principals handled it ef- ficiently and helped to keep B.H.S. func- tioning smoothly. -ze ..a-93- Q L. 'ij in tl ' I -X----2- gnwf EN5 x Y it v, i K, .T - -it 'TTT Mr. O'Neal helps Mike Owen with s 'ool problems, H ' .Q-at :fen- ZQ' 'f.-.fluen -M:vl:f.z'1,F-- 1 of W--'A , N917 1 I , -,,N:r, N ,- -f.l'- -K Mr. Grabtree's secretary, Mrs. Penn, is always there when you need her. l8 O'Neal was in charge of student affairs. EW DEAN E TER BH - A y fr 5 ' 1 - . f r m, -- -1, K' ist-vi, f-Q-,:..,.,,2t .. 2. qt. ,Magi .1 .. -, . H X 1 -W2 -I 1 - B A ? . ' f- -I e V X 2 . , t . . , l .1 Mizz: Amr gm :af ' ,tY'Ji'f 12 1'1inwZ'f' M ' . ., Wide-eyed Mr. Kistenfeger is ready to start a new day, Show us that smile Mrs. Brown. Mr. Kistenfeger with some help cuffs Mr. O'Neals' enthusiasm. Last year BHS introduced a new dean, Mr. Kistenfeger. He moved here from Olympia where he taught English for three years and was the assistant football and basketball coach. Then he moved to Tremont where he taught another four years of English and was head football and basketball coach. Then he moved to Bloomington and became the dean of stu- dents at BHS. Mr. Kistenfeger feels the ti- tle dean is not the right word because people fail to look past the title, and do not get to know the person. To succeed in life Mr. Kistenfeger feels that today's high schools should produce well educated stu- dents. Mrs. Brown's secretarial duties are numerous. l9 BGARD DECISIONS TAKE SHAPE Many decisions were made by the Board of Education concerning the policies and development of our school. Part of its job involved managing the District 87 budget, approving educational staff, and adopting the school calendar and making changes in curriculum and program. Since the board members are elected by the public, they must consider the best in- terest ofthe taxpayers, faculty, and stu- dents within the district. This responsibil- ity resulted in the vote to build an addi- tion to the industrial arts division of BHS. The School Board acknowledged the need for an auto garage so students could ob- tain work experience. Soon, thanks to the Board of Education, the auto mechanics classes will receive shop training on the grounds of BHS. The Board of Education members: Front: Mrs. Smith. Mr. Jones, Mr. Bach, Row 2: Mr. lngold. Tvlr. Robertson. Mr. Joslin. Absent: Mrs, Fraker. 5 Mr. lngold leads the Board members in another discussion of importance requiring everyones attention. F. ra COUNSELGRS H LWAYS HELP iw .... . Sitting: Miss Golden. Mrs. Mizell. Mrs - A-3 ay, I. Mr. Bruno helps Junior Nancy Phillis rearrange her schedule. . Wamser, Mrs. Rau. Standing: Mr. Bruno. Mr. Hostettler. Mr. Hostettler skims through class list ln every good high school, counselors must have a friendly disposition and the BHS counseling staff was no exception again this year. They were willing to help students no matter what problem, big or small, from scheduling classes to discuss- ing students' futures and problems. The counselors also worked diligently in the second year of the career guidance center. These friendly counselors were, of course. Mr. Bruno, Mrs. Golden, Mr. Hostettler, Mrs. Mizell, Mrs. Rau, and Mrs. Wamser. 3, air 1 . fx A,,,p-f if Q Ni y , Above: Mrs. Williamson returns a message. Left: Mrs Peterson exlams careers to seniors. Did all those mind-boggling story prob- lems and puzzling geometric figures con- fuse you? Have no fear, the BHS math- ematics department was here! Deciding which course to take was the student's choice. A student could choose anything from Math I and geometry to micro-com- puter math and calculus. No math class 'H was simple, but the BHS staff made it less complicated for everyone. The math de- , partment consisted of eight hard-working teachers, including one new staff member. lt was Mrs. Gordan's first year to teach at BHS. During the year she taught Math I, geometry. and general math. at Front Row: Mrs. Gordan, Miss Prefer. Second Row: Miss Mulligan, Mrs. Dunn, Third Row: Mr. Boalz. Mrs Powell, Miss Ward. Mr. Byers. Miss Steinbrecher. and Mr. Paxton. MATH MAKES FIGURES COME ALIVE Mrs. Dunn is always glad to help. Miss Mulligan explains the concepts of rounding off numbers. ML Boatzz prize fighter or math teacher? 22 l Q - -. t E GLI H PRGVES REWARDI G g ff .-1 jiliiff 32 k . .. F9 ,- fem: fi : ,Q X,,,,,,,..... Stephanie Ireland speaks up in class, Mrs. Smith begins further explanation of Americas early literary traditions. American literature keeps students interested. Miss Coffman shares a story. The English department, again this year, offered a wide variety of courses. One major change in the English program was that juniors were required to enroll in an American literature class. Mr. De- Jaeger led a staff of thirteen teachers who taught twenty-nine different courses. These courses ranged from introduction to world literature and communication skills to drama and masterpieces of British lit- erature. Students not only worked on im- proving their grammar, spelling, and vo- cabulary, but they also gave impromptu speeches, read short stories, and studied legendary tales. Staff: Front Row: Mrs. Watterson. Mrs. Rozboril, Mr. Lauer. Second Row: Miss Coffman. Miss Chiles, Mr. Harter. Mr. Connolly. Third Row: Dr. Fry, Mr. Delaeger. Absent: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Lienhart. 23 Under the guidance of Mr. Curtis and Mrs. Aamot art students enrolled in a va- riety of classes. These classes included pot- tery, sculpture, drawing and painting. For those students with exceptional ability sen- ior studio was offered. To expand their knowledge students participated in a variety of field trips to art institutes, shows. and museums. Brad Butzirus puts the finishing touches on a art project. ART STUDE DRAW IT ELL. ., 1 Tim Bradstreet contemplates about what to draw next. lnkwork draws smiles from Mika Takano and Chris Myers. Mr. Curtis and Mrs. Aamot spend many hours cleaning up their routine 24 Gene Hetz spends another busy day at the bandsaw. ii as Q Mr. Huntman provides help with engine repairs. .Q Gibby Crutcher uses the radial saw to finish a job. Mr. Bishop gives George Stiger some extra help. STUDE MAKE CAREER CHGICES At BHS industrial technology, formerly industrial arts, existed to provide educa- tional experiences in industry for young people. One main experience was understand- ing industry and its roots in today's com- plex society. Furthermore, in all classes. Q both boys and girls studied applicable . skills and worked with the materials, methods, and processes of drafting, elec- tronics, electricity, graphic arts fprint- ingj, metalworking, power mechanics, and woodworking. These experiences helped students make career choices and gave them basic skills in a selected career. Mr. Frank, Mr. Serivner, Mr. Brumley, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Bishop, Mr. Huntman, Mr. Baker. 25 HO E ECGNOMICS ADD The home economics department staff is Mrs. Washnok, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Fry. ln the home economics department, classes were available in basic foods, basic clothing, heritage crafts, foods for mo- derns, clothing for moderns, the young child, advanced foods, advanced clothing, independent living parenting, and family living and marriage. The students that participated in these classes found the pa- tient assistance of Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Gordon, and Mrs. Washnok extremely helpful. These courses prepared students for in- dependent life. Many took advantage of the vast opportunities provided. They real- ized that basic knowledge in the areas of cooking and sewing would add the spice and style their lives lacked. In other courses helpful pointers for becoming a re- sponsible spouse and parent were dis- cussed. Through the experiences available, many students emerged better prepared for the future. . W 'iii-SfWP'M' it H T3 Above: Busy hands are happy hands. Left: Well, what do I do with it now? ' ..n.-1-nf. l JM f 1 X. The foreign language department staffis Qfront rowj Mrs. Hughes, Miss Lyles, Qrow 25 Mr. Hughes, Mr. Ruddy. The foreign language courses available at BHS provided challenge and excitement for interested students. The four lan- guages offered were French, German, Lat- in, and Spanish. The students were intro- duced to the basic communication skills and culture of the language. The higher level courses worked toward developement of reading comprehension and fluency. Some students were able to visit the coun- tries and experience the different customs and traditions first hand. This proved to be the best test of their skills in the language. For any student, the study of a foreign lan- guage gave them a better understanding of a culture in a different part of the globe. FORE G LANGUAGES SPAN GLGBE fx Above: Cheer up . . . class is almost over. Below left: A typical senior A still confused. Below right: Miss Lyles finds the textbook a useful resource PY. ep lv I Q ' K' o .. . f 42-. , , V f I ' 2 FL 'r J PI KH M' PRIDE MAKE S C! Front Row: Kent Tyson, Don Etherton, Melinda Hauser, Kelley McKean, Izumi Nagasawa, Beth Arnold, Lori Winesburg, Greg King, Trent Scrivner, Liz Brown. Barb Banks, Tory Foote, Donna Thornton, Tony Perry, Mr. Pinkham. Row Two: T.J.Baker, Stacey Sechrest, April Litherland. Marts Freehill. Cathy lpsen. Leslie Ned- den, Joyce Zimmerman, Rick Frisch, Wes Jones, Matt Phifer, Steve Perkins, Carolyn Anliker, Cindy Wheeler, Laurie Greenwald, Lori Hummer. Row Three: Karen Griggs, Cheryl Morris, Rhonda Perkins, Michelle Tosh, Cheryl Colclasure, Shawna Cornwell, Laura Decker, Cheri Campbell, Penny Rector, Linda Johnson, Alvin Sullivan, Terri Sullivan, Teresa Crites, Nancy Thiel, Whitney Allen. Row Four: Brian Parker, Bill Cleaver, Juanita Vogel, Terri Wancik, Cathy Jackson, Bill Fisher, Marshell Moore, Kelly Day, Jim Farlee, Ted Hoffman, Dave Cook, Scott Koch, Brad Rushton, Carla Jones, Georgia Banks, Julie Jenkins, John Davis, Becki Onnen. yea 'S' 713 ,, ri OK! What's the secret? Doesn't anyone sing?! Kelley doesn't look like she's singing either! 29 THE H LL GF BHS ARE Cadet Choir - From Row: Rita Greiner. Stacey Chestney. Bobbi Lapan. Laura Davis. Shawn Campbell. Becky Walden. Deana Richards. Jeanine Bush. Robbin Zesche. Jennifer Williams. Joy Berger. Debbie Atkins. Row Two: Cathy Colclasure. Kim James. Darbi Ferguson, Sheila Whitecotton, Amy Hopper. Chris Matheny. Paula Jones. Beth Bach. Tracy Brewer. Cathy Jordan. Cindy Collins, Jeannie Etchison, Mr. Pinkham. Row Three: Bonnie Turnbull. Sherri Rafferty. Gary Wilcox. George King. Scott Tvlitchell. Brad Peterson. Jeff Henson. Mark Bean. Jayne Cook. Karen Miller. Stacy Ropp. Jennifer Trickel. Aroni Lemons. Shara Phifer. Don't fall asleep Scott, lt's not that bad! Singing is hard work. 30 LI E WITH THE S UND GF M SIC x g A I u -A! 'Q ' K 1 ' ' 5 ' 'I , Y .., U - 'H Treble Choir - Front Row: Cathy Murphy, Jami Buckley, Eileen Howard, Karen Delaney. Connie Nowlin. Connie Tripp, Kelly W I Griggs, Karen Dunbar, Denise Doub, Tina LaFever, Mr. Pinkham. Row Two: Chris Hoye, Jane Wright, LaDonna Poston, V V y ' V Claudette Thornton, Marnie Doss, Tina Chaudoin, Lynette Deiss, Kim Chamberlain, Tiffany Fultz, Tracy Wiley, Theresa 5 iiiiii'i A ' Wright. Row Three: Heather Cornwell, Lea Myrick, Leslie Kreig, Denise Musgrave, Lisa Brady, Sabrina Smith, Tonya Howard, Laura Ritter, Karen Herald, Tonia Watson, Mary Jasper, Tina Wright. S2 r fffvf, . .af 2, -' - T, i t ,,, t ,,,, ll it mi ., . ytyrri J A ,.,, ,,., . .'iA A ,,lA Vyszyl , A ,ff , .W , : gr as :WJ 2 ,gg r ,f T- C r . ,. at iii 'T ' v 5 , Y , ft , y I J. y 22 Harmony Singers - Front Row: Jay Patel, Jeff Zimmerman, Jeff Foley, Dexter O'Neal. Row Two: Todd Taylor, Chris Hamm, Steve Bayne, Rick Hartmann, Bradd Popejoy. va i F '.1iii -A ll' I l 3l BAND, ORCHE TRA BRI G MUSIC Front Row: Julie Tjelmeland, Kim Roth, Doug Bernstein, Leslie Kreig, Anne Tucker, Shauna Cornwell, Cindy Griffen, Amy Logan. Anita Story, Duncan Murray, Stephanie Ireland, Karen Gatrell. Second Row: Julie Pryor, Heather Cornwell, David Polson, Dara Howard, Rich Veitengruber, Joey Neal, Ed King, Janet O'Neill. Rob Profilet, Stacie Hounker, Brett Eickenberg, Kim Moore, Lexia Whelpley, Cheri Boothe, Shawn Tafman. Andrea Reichart. Third Row: Lisa Ross. Beth Eckhart, Suzanne Roberts, Ann Kissell, Patricia Alexander, Mike Branion, Ted Whitmer, Keith Eickenberg, Ed Raber. Steve Kibler, Andy Ringer. Chris Saulcy, Greg Koester. John Jackson, Jill Olsen, Jerelyn Jensen, Cori Coghlang, Debbie Freeman. Fourth Row: Ken McMullen. Wendy Kusmaul, David Smith. Rob Brownell, Rich Whitlock. Mark King, Mike Goldberg, Keith Grogg, David Glennon, Steve Valentine. Standing: Mrs. Gore-director, Bill Pfister, Jay Archer, Dennis Flynn. Joe Barkoviak, Joe Novotny. Scott ljams. Absent: Tom Barrowes, Ed Barrowes, Rick Carlson, Ruth Pawson, Ginger Harweger, Julie Riley, Julia Parker. The BHS instrumental music groups enjoyed an active and productive year. With the direction of Mrs. Gore the band increased its size and improved its perfor- mance. They won a first and third in homecoming parades for IWU and ISU in October. In addition to their annual winter and spring concerts. band members participated in several organizational concerts, competitions, solos and ensembles. Karen Gatrell and Mike Goldberg were drum majors. Under the direction of Ms. Waldvogel the orchestra prepared for many concerts, solos and ensembles throughout the year. Of course, the school musical would not be the same without their help. Senior Tom , Front Row: Tom Yoder CConcert Masterj, Marcy McKean, Courtney Allen, Daphne Glover, Yoder was the concert master this year. Richard Bennett, Leigh Ann Meister, Dawn Raymond, Matt Phifer. Second Row: Karen Lukos- ,, t , , . , , kie, Kristi Harsha, Charles Tracey, Eric Keefauver, Louis Littell. Steve Travers, Ms. Waldvogel 1,-:Vaci , . : '5 :ni ' - Director, Cass Rische - Student Teacher. Absent: Kim Zambell, Michele Whelpley, ,f ,, .fir'.w, XFN.. Above: Mrs. Gore prepares for another day. Right: Tom Yoder watches for his next notes to play. 32 l X i, 1 ' SOCIAL SCIENCE SPARK FUT RE X Q ' i . Killa .Q Nags!! A Front row: Mr. Manahan, Mrs. Gilbert, Mr. Barnhill. 2nd row: Mr. Rozboril, Mr. Fairfield, Mr. Sears, The social science department offered many classes this past year. American history, economics, and consumer ed. were part of the requirements juniors and seniors had to earn to graduate. Social science helped students become more ac- quainted with the past, present, and future of their society. During February the history department displayed many post ers and historical memorabilia in honor of national history month. Mr. Fairfield once again helped sponsor this emphasis This department continued to make students aware of the changing world throughout the rest ofthe year. The future leaders of America. an ,V 154819 . . V if., C ,, fx' 4--4 Benny Benetar' QMr. Barnhillj poses for statue of econ., govt., and history. 33 GPHO CRE HIT THE ROAD 'wwf W . . Ps In each and every life sophomores wait- ' ed to receive their drivers license. But l sirss most people don't realize what a student 5 had to do to accomplish this great task. First Students had a classroom training course of 30 hours. After they completed this they went on to bigger and better H things - driving behind the wheel. What Ta. pr . NE... it excitement! Who assisted this lively group + of sophomores? Of course, Mr. Hodgson, Mr. Nixon, and Mr. Pavlik did a splendid job of teaching students the Rules ofthe Road. '1.g ' my ., A,,,,,...f-r I . .fi gf A Mr. Hodgson hides behind his shades R1 if' Mr. Pavlik, Mr. Nixon, Mr. Hodgson. Mr. Pavlik is dazed again after taking students for a ride, .33 Brian Berry checks the Rules ofthe Road. 34 Mr. Nixon rearranges his board. 59' 'SGH- , ,C .wat ., e . . A I 4 if ' A . X , . -r ' , if 1 aces: 433, Seated: Mr. Bingham, Mrs. Finfrock, Mrs. Tosh. Mr. Arsenau. Standing: Mr. Hildreth. Mrs. Wills, Mrs. Bruce. Mr. Perkins. Mrs. Broughton. Absent: Miss Smolenski. Miss Kimmel. Mrs. Goering. SPECIAL ED. CREATE LEARNING wan. Student takes a break during class. Steve Reilly participates in class discussion. The BHS special education department provided a unique way to learn. This made learning enjoyable and fun for the stu- dents. A few were in classes which pre- pared them for the cooperative working training or secondary work experience pro- gram. Many students received extra help in both academic and survival skills from the department's teachers. These very helpful teachers included Mr. Arseneau, Mr. Bingham, Mrs. Kimmel, Mr. Perkins, Mrs. Smolenski, Mrs. Tosh, Mrs. Wills, Mrs. Finfrock, Mr. Hildreth, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Broughton and Mrs. Goering. Student receives help from Mrs. Broughton. sf.. USI ESS MEAN., S - CCHS., BHS offered a wide variety of several business classes such as, typing l-II, Ill IV, business fundamentals, business law, shorthand, and marketing and manage ment. Many of these classes helped stu dents find part-time work and will defi nitely help in the future. The teachers on the staff consisted of Mrs. Schulman Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Buroker. Mrs. King Mr. Barth, Mr. McQuire, Mr. Gordon, and Mr. Ridenour. A , 553 B M... -Cr ....... - .5 .4 l.i7 Brown tries to understand what she has typed. Val Barr seems to be in a good mood as she types. Front Row: Mrs. Schulman, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Buroker, Mrs. King. Back Row: Mr. Barth, M. McGuire. Mr. Gordon, Mr. Ridenour. Scott Ament goes for an A timing. 36 1 OFFICE OCC. TRAINS STUDE TS Office Occupations was a program that offered both in-school and on-the-job training experience. These experiences were based on their value to the student's vocational ability. The 0.0. program was comprised of seniors who learned to use IBM Selectric ll, IBM Executives and Dictating Machines. This course lasted about eight weeks. The officers for last year were: president Chris Hickman, vice president Kathy Lancaster, secretary Lori Kemp. club reporter Kim Roth. Kim Roth checks over paper work. Madelyn Masters takes down a few notes. Wendy Ward practices short hand. , I? I L' . e . . ' hn- ...Qllf Front Row: Kim Roth, Lori Camp, Chris Hickman. Back Row: Kathy Lancaster, Laurie Gipson. Denice Jackson takes time out for a picture. 37 D.E. B ILDS SKILL F at .. gif: Egg, fm. 2 i Lori Shepard listens to a lecture. One of the favorite phrases of Distribu- tive Education students is 'ganother day, another dollar. Mrs. King, the Distribu- tive Ed teacher taught her students the skill to sell and advertise merchandise cor- rectly. After each hard days work at school students watched the clock for elev- en oiclock. Soon they will be getting paid for their effort and sweat. Each person is a member of the Deca Club. Each class has officers. Second hour's were president Sandy Stewart, vice-president Dean Ba- ker, secretary Dawn Mattson, treasurer Kim Tabb. President Julie Born, vice- president Laurie Chamberland, secretary Diana Huddleston, treasurer Julie Hen- dricks served third hour. Diana Huddleston day dreams about the weekend. ati , ' tr L Mrs King teaches students to do proper sales ,l,, 1 ' - i f ef' BW l i AVC MAKES T HAPPE -1 Mr. Scrivner, Mr. Barth, Mr. Bishop, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Walters, Mr. Garrett, Mr. Sites, Mr. Ridenour, Mr. Malcolm, Mr. Baker, Mrs. Tarter, and Mrs. King. Senior Gene Hetz displays his happy-go-lucky image in woods class. Area Vocational Center has operated since 1968 for the purpose of preparing students for employment in the communi- ty. The center offered skill development areas such as computer programming, graphic arts, occupations, drafting, elec- tronics, home landscaping plants. child care, and Cosmetology just to name a few. Those students who attended the center sought an occupation with post-high school training. Not just BHS students enrolled in the AVC, but students from Heyworth, LeRoy, Olympia, Tri-Valley. Gridley, and many more also participated in our vocational center. iffzgatffi I Foreman Jim Hauptman merrily works on his project S Gibbie Crutcher saws on his project. 39 CAT ,FRCG , AND FOR UL MAKE FOR N W DISCGVERIE SCIENCE Beth, Kurt, Mike, and Chris welcome the new kid to class. The science department was ran by eight of the most gifted and unusual teachers at B.H.S. Cut off from the rest of the world in the lower level, one never knew what they would be boiling, mixing, tossing, or cutting up next! The department offered a variety of fun classes including astronomy and geo-sci- ence. Even their field trips were out of the ordinary as the science department made it possible for students to visit the St. Louis Zoo and botanical gardens, Wes- leyan's observatory, and the anatomy room and planetarium at ISU. Front Row: Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Detweiler, Mrs. Haeffele. Second Row: Mr. Clark, Dr. Nunemacher, Mr. Basolo, Mr. Scott, Mr. Kleinsteiber. p . Mrs. Detwciler's students get a jolt out of working with electricity. John Schalk is wrapped up in his science project. 40 'S-:new LIBR RY ADD VARIETYI BOOK . V '. 1 4 . . Ill 1' X4-1 ffl! VNV I N R til , 2 xldfffg 'zfff Ile., .sex ,Ad Above: Books, the essence of life. Right: Students enjoy looking for books! Below Right: Paula Coontz smiles while she works. Library Staff: Front to back - Miss Wollmann, librariang Mrs. Broughton, aideg Mrs. Southerlan, secretary B.H.S. Library, headed by Miss Woll- man, had a wide selection of books for even the most avid reader to use. If one liked history, western, or adventure books the library was the place fo find them. Miss Wollman, along with her assistants, Mrs. Broughton, and Mrs. Southerlan were very happy to help any person find his way around the library. In pain? GO SEE THE NURSE!! Do you have something like a sniffling-sneezing-coughing-runny nose-fever so-l-can-rest-medicine? The year's assortment of headaches, stomachaches, and all around illnesses were once again taken care of by BI-IS's own school nurse, Mrs. McLeese. Mrs. McLeese has been the nurse for ten years and so far has not had any major casual- ties. Her calm attitude reassured us all that any emergency would be handled quickly, efficiently, and with a very low death rate. BHS students were very proud to have had Mrs. McLeese serve them for another year. 42 Above: Mrs. McLeese, are you ready for another exciting day? Below: Mrs. McLeese wheels a very sick Bill Fisher into the nurse's office. .X 3555394 .vgsww fi! . tftsfsefelwa 1 IT' US GR D .fx I AN The janitorial staff is: Jim Harvey. Shawn Milling. Joe Hubbarb. Ted Lenegar. Lloyd Decesaro, Jess Stephens, Greg Augspurger. Frank Herring. Jeff Wilhelm. Standing: Robert Kirk, Drexal Roberts, Richard Colaw. Many students never recognized the continual work our janitors provided. The main reason for the student disregard was the very essence of their job. The janitors job remained behind the scenes of the dai- ly hustle and bustle of school life and ac- tivity. Yes, after the work and fun was completed the custodians emerged to re- store the halls to spotless perfection. They dealt with the mess left behind so students would never be left standing in the dust. All the janitors did a fine job and the stu- dents did appreciate their devotion. Above: Taking time out to chat? Left: Jerry Curry pauses briefly in the cleaning of the Student Center. COOKS CREATE ORE MEMCRIE . Who were those friendly faces that were here every day at school? Sure enough, they were the BHS fine cooks. They cooked everything from American dishes to Italian dishes. If students didn't wish to partake of the fine food, they ate other snacks or microwave sandwiches. This re- lieved the cooks from the pressures of cooking for over 1,600 students. The cooks worked very well under the assistance of food service supervisor Mildred Crutchley throughout the year. Each cook contribut- ed to the quality of the lunches and BHS appreciated it. Above: Jim Farlee and Brian wait patiently in line for lunch. Left: Liz Hudson, Julie Hopper, and Nancy Sprague ham it up while waiting for their hot ham and cheese sandwich. Seated: Rita Schulz, Kay Shutty, Stanna Breen, Kay Lohymryer, Judy King, Mickey Synder, Mildred Crutch- ley. Standing: Vaughn Schmitt, Myra Seibenaler, Sharol Murphy, Margaret Rider, Linda Kelch, Dorris Morris, Judy Cole, Debra Sepesy, Katy Gabaldo, Marge Fike. if f Seniors eat together like one big family. 44 ,M M Student Assistants: Brad Butzirus, Matt Sorensen, George King, Michael Dotts, and Dennis Daugh- Tvirs. Fitsimmons discusses a film order with Vlrs. Kimmel. erty. EDUCATIONAL MEDIA DD E TERTAIN E T la . hi 1 Brad Butzirus is hard at work. 1 Q Ei Mr. Evans tests the equipment. ,WM Michael Dotts splices a broken film. The Educational Media Services han- dled all audio-visual needs throughout the year including films, filmstrips, and pro- jectors. The hard-working staff of the AV dept. produced the video-taping of the football and basketball games and the marching band. They handled an average of 45 films a week, which added some en- tertainment to those boring classes! The EMS also ordered and scheduled all films. There was ordinarily at least one student assistant per hour and these students were reliable and dependent people. Again this year, Mr. Evans was the coordinator of the AV department for the school and all of district 87. Mrs. Fitzsimmons and Mrs. Vilt, the AV clerks, kept the show on the road. 45 U.S.A. - JAPAN, EXCHANGE CI- LTI, RE B.H.S. in cooperation with the Sister City Exchange Program, brought three Japanese students to B.H.S. last year. These three students, Koji Numura, Mike Takano, and Izumi Nagasawa all came from Bloomington's sister city of Asigawa, Japan. Two of these students, Mika and Izumi. were not the official students sponsored by the Sister City Program. Although they paid for all their own expenses, the pro- gram did aid them in finding families to stay with. Izumi stayed with the D. Phoe- nix family of l703 E. Washington, and Mika stayed with the D. Gehrt family of lO5 N. Mercer. The official exchange student at B.H.S. for the l98l-82 year was Koji Numura. Koji stayed with the Don TeVoert family of 408 W. Hickory Street. He seemed to enjoy school and living in the United States, and said that he made many friends here. The three students brought over here by the Sister City Exchange Program will not only be taking back with them many memories and friendships, but more im- portantly, will be leaving behind them the many good times and laughs that they shared with B.H.S. students. The Sister City Exchange Program has brought many foreign exchange students to BloomingtonlNormal. B.H.S. was proud to have those students attend B.H.S., and will happily accept more stu- dents in the future. I . i Q I it 46 X All, it' ,Y K -..P V Koji Numura shows his never ending smile. Mika Takano enjoys her stay in America. Aboveg Koji Numura finds American classes interesting. Left: Izumi Nagasawa enjoys typing class 00 11340111 Zl:Jf96C66C00f-,dL0fr!6ilZl Hf .Sm aawwpuwwgazs-umwwwm Bmtmwuyuowwheww MJ, ,am qwmwmwneauff fwahf ' l ' CE CL B CONCGCTSI TERE T Science Club advisors and members of 1981 and 82 This yearis Science Club had approxi- mately 90 members. Membership was open to all students who were currently en- rolled in Science classes or who had com- pleted one year of Science. The purpose of Science Club is to promote greater inter- est and understanding in science. Under the direction of Mr. Scott, the club has various activities, movies, dances, lectures, planetarium visits, and field trips. The club officers for this year were, President, Beth Arnold, Vice President, Chris Peter- song Secretary, Kurt Bowers, and Treasur- er, Mike Morkin. , . ,. bf' W' W ' ,'7'f ' ,. V, 3 Y ,, W f a'.,,,,D ,'-, ' - h Q ',.,, A vt lg ' - .l 't -40' -f ' Mike Morkin and Beth Arnold preside at a club meeting. Kevin Dickson enjoys being a member MU ALPHA THETA ADDS Members prepare to initiate several new members. Mike Morkin and Pam Edwards prepare the initiate for the next part of the ritual. Mu Alpha Theta is a national organiza- tion in which the purpose is to promote in- terest in mathematics. Their activities in- cluded, volleyball, basketball, and a math contest. To be in the club you must par- ticipate in Algebra Trig. Last year the club had a total of 40 member: The offi- cers were President. Dave Phoenix: Vice President, Joe Seebauer: Secretary, Pam Edwards: Treasurer, Dennis Lee. Under the direction of Miss Prefer, the club's ac- tivities added up to fun. Andrea Reiker got the pie prize. Marcy Hoeniges awaits her turn. 49 PEP CLUB GI ES BHS SPIRIT The Pep Club has always played a key role in the promotion of school spirit, but as President Cindy Kibler said, This year they outdid themselves! Many days decorations and banners lined the walls of BHS to announce the assorted events. The locker rooms and players, lockers were decorated before ev- ery home game. In addition, the Executive Board members organized pep assemblies in which they performed various skits. Without the Pep Club BHS would lack the excitement, challenge, and unity cre- ated by school spirit! .as , f . , ..,,., 1. ,. ,,..,,,..,, r reiir , .... .. his W A-'W we Q-Mtfe rE ,:,k, :., . ,. .. . ., Jim Bailey rolls on to the finish in class contest. J ,QA Tara Kindig takes decorations for car caravan to lot. 50 Front Row: Valerie Barr, Michelle Schmidt, Ellen Hayes, Julie Billington, Liza Graham, Marcy Hoeniges, Cindy Kibler, Julie Brown, Chris Greenwald, Stacey Ropp, Kathy Hammerquist, Anita Story, Joyce Zimmer- man, Kristie Lovell, Lynette Deiss, Second Row: Wendy Kusmaul, Bill Heuerman, Angie McDonald, Becky Zoeller, Barb Hiestand, Lynne Lukoskie, Lee Ann Marcum, Tonya Watson, Diana Boothe, Debbie Freeman. Third Row: Mr. DeJaeger, Dawn Maaks, Jamie Williams, Lauren Lane, Bonnie Phoenix, Sondra Loymeyer, Betsy Kickinson, Cherrie Booth, Janeen Hodgson, Anne Borders, Julie Callahan, Karen Delaney, Laura Ritter, Pam Serpette, Jennifer Carman, Laurie Greenwald, Jerelyn Jensen, Mr. Manahan. Absent: Cara Hess, Kamala Hendricks, Sherry Edlund, Kris Nickel, Ann Mikulecky, Cathy Jordan, Patra Behary, Beth Eckhardt, Leslie Krieg, Donya Parrish, Georgie Boge. Advisor Mr. DeJaeger, Kristi Lovell, Lee Ann Marcum, Julie Billington, President Cindy Kibler, and Advisor Mr. Manahan. Lia' 'i H1 w5iiTtEx,if .A+-AA .IK ' i BHS HGSTS ST TE TGURNAME T First Row: Dawn Raymond, Denise Imlah, Julie Weber, Cynthia Boothe, Diana Richards, Michelle Whelpley, Michael Branion, Robbin Zeschke, Anita Story. Row 2: Sue Barger, Karen Fry, Darbi Ferguson, Michelle Yoder, Peter Holstein, Ken Florence, Kim Streenz, Geri Uszcienski, Annette Nave. Row 3: John Mote, Kris Holcomb, Scott Ament, Dan Blake, Jeff Henson, Jon Kennett, Bonnie Turnbell, Charles Tracey, Lee Wilmeth. 'M I fe: , , '. 5 U I 5' Q 4 u 'm W I g ' it 1 I n I 1 W 5 .fiijf . f . f I A ,. . . fr la.. . V if ...N , . 1- f--- I . - 'Q if-v 5 e,,,,,, , 'H G. . . ii .iff ill is egg rglkr kyy 1 ,irq Nu, V ,,.E. L V 1, 5 I , . - - , V . it 3 k-ite' :'f sq, . T . A E i ii. . 2tff'T't 441 we , . K ip. , . t 1? ' ,fa s ' 2 N ' 5 t ', 2 . lil if P Q 4 H -nag 9. i Q fir' , ' 2 u 'gn F . If . V' sf' if nr ' ff f Z' I Ai. :.a - ' CQ' Seniors: Ken Florence, Scott Ament, Dan Blake, and John Mote. i 121 B liiiifg V in 'V District Champions: Anita Story, Scott Ament, Dan Blake, and Cynthia Boothe. Once again, the BHS Speech Team has experienced a very rewarding year. At the district in Farmer City, BHS took four championships, a second, and a third. Those winning district championships were Kris Holcomb in oratory, Cynthia Boothe in oratorical declamation, Scott Ament in dramatic interpretation and Scott Ament and Cynthia Boothe in dramatic duet acting. At the sectional in Lincoln, BHS placed five entries qualifying for the state finals. Qualifying for the State were Dan Blake Anita Story, with thirds in radio and prose, Scott Ament and Cynthia Boothe won sec- ond in dramatic interpretation and oratorical declamation, and a sectional championship in dramatic duet acting. At the State finals, which were held at BHS, only Scott Ament made it to the championship round, where he placed sev- enth in dramatic interpretation at the state. In addition to nine invitational toumaments, several freshman and sophomore students participated in two novice toumeys that took place in the spring. The team will be losing four valuable seniors next year. They are Ken Florence, Scott Ament, Dan Blake, and John Mote. 51 'GOCTOBERFESTM SU CCESS. Freshman initiates Louis Tittell, Maria Schreiber and Eric Onnen stop their singing to pose for the camera. Who put this on me, and where did everybody go? In German Club this year, the students participated in many activities. The group began the year with 'gOctoberfest.', Later in October the German group had their initiation. The students dressed in German attire and sang songs to the other mem- bers. This was all a part of the initiation. The members of the club and the new ini- tiated members planned a German dinner at the Peppermill Restaurant in Morton. This has been tradition for the club for a number of years. The German club at B.H.S. was well planned by the officers, and guided by Miss Lyles, the German teacher. German Club had a very success- ful year at B.H.S. . 52 Could this be the forbidden fruit I was warned about? All of the students enjoyed visiting with each other at Octoberfest. Club Officers: Kirk Laudeman, Dennis Lee, Steve Schreiber, and Bob Porter. FRENCH CLUB CFFICER A' DID WELL. :tt , sa From row: Tim Breen, Robin Winesburg, Cacey Parlette, Shawna Cornwell, Kari Klawitter, Lynne Fulton, Liza Graham, John Jackson, Robert Brownell, Leigh Ann Meister. Row two: Kim Zambell, Amy Peterson, Jenni Sobetzer, Lori Brandt, Pam Edwards, Anita Story, Debbie Stiles, Kristin Meyer, Lynette Deiss, Jennifer Williams, Georgie Boge. Row three: Beth Stapleton, Jon Thomas, Keith Grogg, Michelle Fessler, Michele Manahan, Barb Hiestand, Sherri Raffety, Joyce Zimmerman, Shara Phifer, Amy Logan, Chris Branom, Dara Howard, Lisa Whitmer. French Club began the year with the if usual initiation, guided by the French club V officers and teachers Mr.. and Mrs. Q Hughes. French Club participated in a Tak progressive dinner, which was prepared by the parents of club members. Also during the year this club celebrated Christmas wife French-style as they passed around gifts to friends and ate yule logs. French Club officers were Anita Story, Suzanne Mey- er, Michele Manahan, and Barb Heis- land. These four did an exceptional job planning the club's activities. it 3'4 Club Officers: Anita Story, Suzanne Meyer, Michele Manahan, and Barb Heistand, 53 , ,,, ,, . . If ae., Y ' , l I Q25 5rU.wjdfLCb77'70!17Xf- Owu 0chooLZx,oo.74wLLQfq01iL15 WE MAKE THE O E Front row: Cathy Colclasure, Angie Brewer, Lisa Durham, Tami Hensen. Middle row: Kim Shepherd, Traci Wiley, Tinie Wiley, Traci Brewer. Back row: Arona Lemons, Tammy Shepherd, Cathy Sullivan, Ruth Witt, Kim James. Front row: Sharon Nathan, Kim Hasty, Amy Phillips, Jamie Buckley. Middle row: Mart Zeiters, Sharon Porter, Sherri Edlund. Back row: Karen Taylor, Becky Walden, Daphne Glover, Lori Erickson. Last year under the direction of Mrs. Gore, the fIag corps consisted of twelve girls selected from 25 candidates who tried out in the spring. They marched and competed in several parades including the U of I Band Day and ISU and Illinois Wesleyan's Homecoming parades. Win- ning first place at IWU Parade highlight- ed the year. They also attended a work- shop especially for flag and rifle technique training. During the year, they held their practices 1-2 hours, two nights a week. New to BHS's school spirit was the drill team. The team was made up of 21 girls. During the summer, these girls were busy selling candy, hats and mugs, so that they could attend several workshops at ISU and IWU. The team practiced two nights a week with their co-captains, Lesslie Whipple and Frances Kirksey. They per- formed at some home basketball games with the help of their advisor Nancy Garbel. Tami Henson shows us her pom-pon spirit. 55 E ME TH T BARBER HCP S YLE. Front Row: Paul Kissell, George King, Jeff Henson, John Davis, Steve Bayne, Bradd Popejoy, Brad Peterson, Todd Taylor, Jeff Foley. Row 2: Ken Florence, Bill Cleaver, Steve Perkins, Jim Farlee, Steve Sorenson, David Cook, Tom Yoder. The Barbershoppers have become a tra- dition at BHS. As director, Mr. Pinkham said, They are a talented and unusual group! Their small size didn't inhibit them as they provided great performances in the Big 12 Choral Festival, the IHSA Contest, and annual fall and spring concerts. The Bloomington Barbershoppers are definitely the most unique group at BHS and this year they outdid themselves in dedication and perseverence. Top right: Senior Barbershoppers make their last stand, Bottom right: Senior, Steve Sorenson is caught in midsong while creating his own harmony. 56 BHS SWIN S WIT WING CHGIR Seated: Mr. Pinkam. Front Row: Mike Takano, Kelly McKean, Jay Patel, Shawna Cornwell, Melinda Hauser, Beth Arnold, Tori Foote, Sue Barger, Carolyn Anliker. Back Row: Steve Sorensen, Jim Farlee, Matt Phifer, Lori Winesburg, Kelly Day, Bill Fisher, Bill Cleaver. New to BHS this past year was the live- ly swing choir. Under the direction and with the choreography instruction of Mr. Pinkam 18 students showed their true tal- ent of singing and dancing to pop tunes around the community and during 4 school concerts. The Swing Choir was similar to the Barbershoppers except the swing choir included girls in the act. These students raised money to pay for their outfits and practiced 4 nights a week and their outstanding performances showed their efforts. Left: Swing Choir perfects a performance. Below: While Dave Cook meditates, Bill Fisher and Bill Cleaver demonstrate their Swing Choir style. Mr. Pinkham rounds up the Swing Choir for a rehearsal. 57 GGD'S FAVGRITE C MES TO BH ,na-PW' ' Rose , tNancy Thielh, holds on to her jewelry box throughout the play. The first play of the 1981-82 year was GOD'S FAVORITE, by Neil Simon. It was a comedy about a very religious man, Joe Benjamin, QDan Blakej, who is ap- proached by Sidney Liptonn QScott Amentj, a messenger o'f God. Sidney tells Joe that he is being put to a test by God, because the devil had claimed that there was no one on earth who would not re- nounce God once the heat was put on. The comedy goes on from there with many humorous antics in between. The story is supported by Rose', fNancy Thielj, Da- vid CMike Goldbergj, Sarah,' CKelly Dayj, Ben CBill Fisherj, '6Mady CDarbi Fergusonj, Morris Uohn Beckerj. The play was directed and pro- duced by Mr. Pinkham and Miss Pitzer. Student director was Lori Winesburg. The school play this year was very enjoyable and the ones following will have to try hard to do better. 58 Sidney tScott Amentj sneaks up behind Joe tDan Blakey. .ti- With hat in hand, A'David ,1Mike Goldbergj, contem- plates his next move. t V'1l.S!2S t it .exm . -., gp Bill Fisher rehearses for his role as Ben , ANYTHI G GOESI THE PRI G Above: Jenny Holder, Jane Wright, Darbi Ferguson and Kelly Day rehcarse their dance steps. Right: Kelly McKean and Permy Rector prepare to dance. No-4. 1 kk-, 11' i X Bill Cleaver with Darbi Ferguson and Dave Cook with Jane Wright rehearse an impressive dance routine. JJ' Musicals, no matter where performed, always seem to be the favorite plays. No- tice the never-ending popularity of such favorites as OKLAHOMA, ANNIE, EVITA, and others. This year's school musical was no exception. The name of the play was ANYTHING GOES, by Guy Bolton, P.G. Wodehouse, Howard Sind- say, and Russell Crouse with music and lyrics by Cole Porter. This is truly an enjoyable musical. It had something for everyone, whether it be comedy, music or dance. The play was di- rected by Mr. Tim Pinkham and the stu- dent director was Anita Story. There was a total of 50 cast members which includes not only the speaking roles by also the chorus members and dancers. The lead roles of Reno Sweeny and Bill Crocker were played by Beth Arnold and Steve Perkins respectively. The school musical is always a great pleasure and appreciated fully. The actors and actresses, producers and directors, and the whole backstage crew did a wonderful job. 59 EPIX PRODUCED YEARBDOK On floor: Photographer, Mike Jacksong seated: Erin Schildman, Julie Baxter, Nancy Phillis, April Litherland, Michele Bormang Standing: Gloris Smith, Laura Decker, Bridgit Goett, Editor Trish Bradstreet, Assistant Editor Kathy Glon, Anne Borders, Photographer, Becki Onnen. Believe it or not the Aepix staff com- pleted another fine yearbook for BHS. The staff worked hard and spent many hours working behind the scenes selling advertisements and organizing pages. The yearbook staff also faced a new system of selling yearbooks by mail that proved very successful. The staff consisted of 14 mem- bers, ll who were new to the staff this past year. On Sept. 7 students of the Ae- pix staff went to a yearbook workshop at Millikin University in Decatur and learned a great deal about the organiza- tion of Herff-Jones, yearbooks. Thanks to the workshop, the hard work of the staff, and the advice of Mr. DeJaeger and Mr. Koehl, the staff made great progress. 60 5 4- T W W 5 E3 V. 1 52 6 1 if if HQ S fairs' 532: , ,Tig- ' A .L srl r E ,, , , 51,-V -s.. , . .... -- .. gglgg3335.55,gs,,.m:9SEE321ii-EEi!22?i?uiH -,-- w - ET:'5EE .:'f1':'S'f?if?,1 1-'ZF .-f.a--sfaff., -- -- .. .,. - 5 -- Q' .H I , . ---- at Q, 5, ., ' ' ' r' , -- fI2'e'S21,2:f.'2T25E'f: if if. Bridgit Goett works to create one of her witty lines. Above: Michelle Broman gives Mr. Koehl help while April Litherland and Nancy Phillis look on. AEGIS MAKE HE DLI Editor-in-Chief Kurt Bowers gets caught by the camera. SAT BH Extra! Extra! Read all about it. This year Aegis was on the ball and moved up in readers! The staff worked hard to pro- duce a perfect paper and to meet their deadlines. Under the direction of Mrs. Moffitt, the newspaper had the usual fea- tures plus many new ideas such as Dear Ralph CJim Burdaj, Horoscopes, and mys- tery students. The staff members includ- ed: Advisor Mrs. Moffitt, Editor-in-chief, Kurt Bowers, Sports Editor, Erica Kaisnerg Photographer, Alan Moffittg and reporters Beth Bach, Rick Bennett, Jill Joslin, Ginda Potter, Julie Randolph, Bri- an Stephens, Lisa Whitmer, Jon Kennett, Mike Morkin, Helen Aavik, Carolyn An- liker. Lisa Whitmer and Alan Moffitt share ideas for the paper. Advisor Mrs. Moffitt enjoys working on the Aegis. 1 Front row: Lisa Whitmer, Genda Potter, Beth Bach, Carolyn Anliker, Julie Randolph. Back row: Alan Moffitt, Mike Morkin, Brian Ste- phens, Rick Bennett, Kurt Bowers. 61 ST DE T COUNCIL CELEBR TE 50 YEARS! M .aid ,figs-gk K, K. .. ' ivy! RQ' Front row: Mike McCarthy, Sue Barger, LeeAnn Marcum, Beth Boeckmann, Anne Tucker, Suzanne Meyer, Kamala Hendricks, Penny Rector, Georgie Boge, Donna Hinchee. Nancy Thiel, Michele Manahan, Mr. Manahan. Row Two: Jim Burda, Chris Peterson, Kurt Bowers, Marcy Hoeniges, Barb Hiestand, Becky Zoeller, Lauren Lane, Julie Rainwater, Ruth Ann Pawson, Cheri Boothe, Steve Sengpiel, Row Three: Donna Thornton, Julie Bansch, Beth Arnold, Loree Novotny, Stephanie Dooley, Cindy Kibler, Kristie Lovell, Jill Joslin, Carolyn Anliker, Leigh Meister, Andy Ringer, Top Row: Liz Hudson, Julie Hopper, Darbi Ferguson, Baker Smith, Becki Onnen, Cathy Hunt, Beth Bach, Patricia Mowery, Steve Kibler, Becky Walden, David Polson. Not Pictured: Sissy Smith, Nancy Barker, Ellen Hayes, Julie Randolph, Louis Lit- tell, Joe Novotny, This year proved to be the best year for Student Council at BHS. The officers worked extra hard to make the school's ac- tivities fun and they were! Beth Boeck- mann served as president, Carla Thomas as vice-president, Liza Graham as secre- tary, and Marcy Hoeniges as treasurer. Mr. Manahan also provided great support for the Student Council, as he showed pa- tience and understanding in planning stu- dent activities. Student Council expressed a special thanks to Mr. Manahan for his guidance. BHS is looking forward to the next 50 years! Jim Burda and Kurt Bowers think of new plans while studying their minutes. 62 ati v 'W-M -dill: j- - ' , .....,.,..,...,,,....-..W. ' .- ,-,., W -...,.w,,1..,,.-,.. ,. 'I ,N ,M M. , ,,,-,,,,,-Ni ,,,,,,,,,.,.....,,. ,4...,....w- 1' ,t.,,..,L,... . ' - ' ' ' f 'Qvf ,, A ,t so J xgifsiis , ,s ,M ty . ,u , QL, Advisor. Mr. Munuhun: Vice-prcs,. Carla Thomas: President. l Students wait in the halls for costume judging. a 1,-5 f 3 5Y?f '1s' YK 1 li at l egg he wH,, 4, ,, - O Q any at lf ,Q 1- 1 4' 'fr 43 1 A, Beth Boeckmtinng Treasurer. fvlurci Hoenigcsg und Secretary Lila Graham, 'F O Mr. Manahan puts careful consideration and thought into all of his plans 1 Oawqmwlwuwamamddawmf amuwwdwmamuqewxwmghr. Dh, diwuheqoubtumw, laudfawzkafm, 3v:q.pu1: up.Aucha..fcWf GIRLS SEASON RESULTS SOFTBALL SWIMMING VARSITY BASKETBALL Springfield 12 Danville 120- 26 Champaign Centennial Stephen DCCHIUF 14 Champaign Central 103- 65 Champaign Central Champaign Central Urbana 84- 86 Rantoul U High Richwoods 56-115 Decatur MacArthur Springfield 11 Olympia 110- 58 Springfield Limestone Peoria Central 89- 82 Mattoon NCHS Champaign Centennial 68-104 Morton Decatur 13 NCHS 112- 59 Urbana Lincoln Urbana 47- 32 Stephen Decatur Urbana U High 75- 93 Lincoln Peoria Richwoods Springfield 93- 92 Danville Lincoln Champaign Central 102- 66 Central Catholic Washington 10 Champaign Centennial 68- 93 NCHS Pekin U High Mattoon Champaign Central Mattoon 1 1 VARSITY TENNIS Urbana Stephen Decatur Mattoon Morton 25 Danville 11-0 Stephen Decatur Joliet St. Francis 11 Pekin 4-2 Danville Quincy Notre Dame Decatur MacArthur 8-1 Lincoln Streator Washington 9-0 Champaign Central Decatur MacArthur 10 Decatur Invit. 22W Rantoul Pontiac 14 Champaign Central 3-6 Springfield Rantoul NCHS 8-1 NCHS East Peoria Springfield 8-1 Washington U High 8-1 Springfield Lanphier Morton 8-1 Olympia 1 1 Stephen Decatur 10-0 Pontiac Sacred Heart 5-1 Decatur Eisenhower 13 Central Catholic 8-1 BHS Invit. lst Lincoln 9-0 VOLLEYBALL Big 12 lst U High 54 Morton 3-15, 9-15 Central Catholic 7-2 Danville 15-9, 15-1 District lst Spalding 13-15, 15-6, 15-3 Pontiac 15-8, 5-8 TRACK Olympia 10-15, 10-15 NCHS 9-15, 15-7, 18-16 Springfield 45-83 Washington 7-15, 15-9, 9-15 Olympia 69-48 Lincoln 15-11, 12-15, 7-15 U High 69-47 Rantoul 6-15, 15-10, 15-12 NCHS 45-83 Richwoods 15-10, 15-13 Lincoln 93-33 Mattoon 6-15, 15-9, 8-15 MOYTOH 35-85 Urbana 4-15, 13-15 Elmwood 35-44 Champaign 9-15, 15-12, 4-15 Danville 20-32 Decatur MacArthur 7-15, 10-15 Champaign Central 20-32 Blue Mound 12-15, 10-15 Decatur MacArthur 52-71 Central Catholic 15-6, 15-10 Rantoul 55-73 U High 15-1, 15-11 Big 12 7th NCHS 15-13, 6-15, 16-14 Stephen Decatur 595-59 Springfield 15-11, 13-15, 1 Champaign Centennial 59W-45W Decatur 15-13, 15-9 District 9th 46-53 51-33 41-47 44-39 48-39 43-77 47-48 56-43 48-63 33-53 30-51 42-48 49-52 51-33 49-21 48-49 53-48 60-54 56-58 39-61 54-36 45-50 47-49 56-63 65 BOYS SEASON RESULTS FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SWIMMING VARSITY BASKETBALL ER-so BASEBALL Urbana 14- 6 BHS Invit. lst Central Catholic 54-40 Central Catholic 6- 9 Central Catholic 14- 0 Champaign Central 118-65 U High 53-38 Parkside 3- 2 Chiddix 6-15 lntercity lst NCHS 47-46 Lexington 10-13 Parkside 6-15 Champaign Centennial 127-43 Mattoon 63-66 Central Catholic 6-1 1 Decatur 18- 6 Kankakee Invit. 2nd Urbana 63-57 Chiddix 3-10 Champaign Central 6-12 Springfield 1 1 1-61 Decatur 43-47 Lexington 2- 3 Decatur MacArthur 34- 0 Kankakee 2nd Danville 53-70 Champaign Centennial 4- 8 Lincoln 36- 0 Urbana 62-20 Pontiac 63-55 Pontiac 6- 4 Decatur Eisenhower 0-22 Peoria Central 1 10-68 East Moline 52-49 NCHS 10- 4 Peoria Richwoods 97-75 Decatur Eisenhower 59-51 Lincoln 8- 1 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Champaign Centennial 103-59 Lincoln 48-55 Lincoln 8- 2 Springfield 123-48 Peoria Central 63-61 Parkside 6- 8 Danvllle 38'l5 Urbana 110-61 Lincoln 54-52 Pontiac 7- 7 Decatur 66' 0 Big 12 lsr Olympia 59-51 Decatur 2- 3 CeHtfa1CHfh01iC 28' 6 District lSt Urbana 77-39 NCHS 6- 5 NCHS 26-34 State 8th Champaign Central 32-31 Chiddix 1- 6 Llngolnt 54' 8 Decatur 69-60 Ergsgiffgienhower 32- 3 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL gig VARSITY BASEBALL Cnalnpalgn Central 20-19 Olympia 39-44 Springfield 53-65 Decatur 0-14 Urbana 56' 6 Lincoln 39-32 Lincoln 59-54 Lincoln 4- 1 Chiddix 65-69 Galesburg 72-69 Springfield 1- 10 VARSITY FOOTBALL Parkside 33-51 Springfield 56-58 Springfield 0- 5 Decatur 39-60 Champaign Central 74-56 U High 8-13 NCHS 6' 7 Decatur Lakeview 66-60 Mattoon 62-52 Central 4- 1 Cfrntral Catnollc 30' 8 Champaign Central 39-44 Joliet Catholic 51-54 Urbana 6- 4 LIHCOIH 24' 6 Urbana 50-40 Urbana 10- 7 Mattoon. 36-19 Central Catholic 32-52 VARSITY TENNIS Lincoln 8- 6 Cnalnpalgn 6' 7 Champaign Central 36-48 Central 3- 5 Danvllle 18-14 Champaign Centennial 50-35 Moline 4-1 Mattoon 7- 4 Decatur 20' 6 U High 54-58 Homewood-Flossmoor 6-3 NCHS 4- 6 Urbana 23' 0 Champaign Central 58-48 O'Fa11on 9-0 Mattoon 5-11 SPrlngrleld 14-21 Lincoln 43-33 Decatur MacArthur 8-1 Decatur 12- 2 Chiddix 56-55 Champaign Centennial 9-0 NCHS 6- 5 WRESTLING Parkside 36-56 Deerfield 9-0 Pontiac 16-17 Pontiac 48-49 Lincoln 7-1 Champaign 2- 7 Richwoods 24-30 Olympia 70-48 Central Catholic 5-4 Champaign 0-1 1 Stephen Decatur 32-30 U High 57-63 NCHS 9-0 Pontiac 6-20 Decatur MacArthur 39-24 Decatur 48-43 Springfield 8-1 U High 8- 1 Granite City South 14-39 Central Catholic 57-63 Central Catholic 7-2 Centennial 4- 5 Springfield 15-44 Champaign Centennial 49-43 Champaign Central 8-1 Centennial 9- 7 Champaign Central 18-44 Peoria Richwoods 8-1 Urbana 18-37 Decatur 9-0 NCHS 34-26 FR SO TENNIS U High 8-1 Central Catholic 41-14 O'Fa1l0n 6-3 Ottawa 9-0 U High 32-29 Decatur MacArthur 7-0 Pontiac 9-0 Rantoul 14-33 Der-ffield 6-3 Lincoln 6-42 Chiddix 5-0 Limestone 38-23 Parkside 6-3 Canton 42-12 York 9-0 Pekin 46- 8 Chiddix 4-0 NCHS 29-24 Peoria Richwoods 5-4 Streator 46-21 Parkside 8-1 Big 12 5th Peoria Bergen 9-0 District 6th Sectionals 22nd 66 RRIERS SPRI T TO TE lst Row: Kurt Bowers, Steve Scheiber, John VanScoyoc, Jeff Kohl, John Skinner, Steve Kibler. 2nd Row: Coach Dean Graven, Jim Anderson, Greg Seyller, Mike McCarthy, Chris Lucas, Mike Guimond, Bob Dunham, Mike Taylor, Tom Yoder, Brian Stephens. Tremendous effort and dedication made a success out of the Cross-Country team. Placing 3rd in district, sectionals and conference, the team stuck together for a winning season, compiling a record of 10-l. As a finale for the season, 7 harri- ers competed in the State Cross-Country Meet in Peoria. These runners finished l7th with 396 points, 13 points better than the teams' finish in 1980. Brian Ste- phens had a spectacular race finishing 9th, the best in BHS history. First year harrier Mike Guimond also did well fin- ishing 40th. Other competers were Kurt Bowers in 140th Place, John Skinner, l48thg Scott Cully, l70thg Greg Seyller, l86thg and Jim Bailey, 204th. As always BHS comes through with another winning team. Kurt Bowers and John Skinner race side by side at State. The finish line seems far away for Mike Guimond and Brian Stephens. Team members Chris Lucas and Mike Taylor strive for victory. Sophomore Greg Seyller at State. I think I can! I think I can! 67 PURPLE CRUSH ELIMINATE FGES Co-Captains John Thomas, Rick Wills, Dave Gordon and Steve Bridges talk to the Coach McCombs soaks up the attention ofthe camera. Coach. we x 4, .X ,.,.,,: ,ai ,cw ,,. L, -, rg Vagrlzi- are an .- .Q- r fliewfay relief-r',i:aa . V - i Front Row - Paul Kissell Mgr., Ken Britter, Steve Reilly, Frank Montenaro, Charles Robb, Jay Mears, Jarion Wills, Mike Johnston, Mike Downen, Eric Laffey. 2nd Row f Bill Cleaver, Gary Smith, Brian Parker, Jim O'Donnell, Whitney Allen, Gibby Crutcher, Stuart Henderson, Gene Hetz, Rick Wills, Bill Doud, Steve Bridges, Tom Hileman, Brad Rushton. 3rd Row W- Kent Tyson, Scott Weber, Dave Brackney, Lance Lane, Ron Jackson, Ted Hoffman, Trent Thompson, Scott Mitchell, Derek Reichart, Lance Otolski, Don Stevens, Marty Rink. 4th Row - Dave Gordon, John Juhler, Steve Burns, Bart Cannon, Ed Tinch, Joe Zoeller, Doug O'Neil, Steve Struck, Chuck Wright, John Thomas, Ken Schroeder, Jim Gordon, Greg Billig, Baker Smith. 68 Quarterback Steve Bridges sprints through a gap in Normal's defensive line to score a Raider touchdown. 5 Coach McCombs watches over the grueling linemen drill. Ending the season with a 6-3 record, four all-conference players and an 18-l4 victory over Danville at Homecoming. the football team definitely had a winning year for BHS. The varsity football's win- ning record of six wins and three losses was one of BHS's best in recent years. All the players had winning talents. winning skills. and winning attitudes throughout the season. Four of these players especially proved what winners they were by being named to the all-conference squad. These players were Bill Doud, centerg John Thomas, linebacker, David Gordon, tight-endg and Rick Wills, safety. Probably the most important victory for the team and fans was an 18-14 victory over Danville at our Homecoming game. BHS had not won a Homecoming game for nine years before the victory last sea- son. All in all it was a winning season, not only for the team but for all of BHS as well. 'yi f if-K., ? +333 'Zi'-? i i A! 5, K . L 5- 4 ra- T fi 1 , Senior .lim O'Donnell demonstrates Raider Power. 69 Front Row - Don Whalen, Lyle Jordan, John Van Hook, Troy Downen, Tony Sipes, Paul Walls, Rich Hoog, Scott Summers, Randy James, Lee Wilmeth, 2nd Row - Rusty Kirkwood, Mgr., Van Ware, Chris Walter, Joe Segobiano, Charlie Hacker, Ron Snyder, Todd Steffen, Cliff Rushing, Brett Miller, .lon Kennett. 3rd Row - Eric Nixon, Monte Rink, .l.R. Gordon, Phil Remmers, Jeff Wilkerson, Mike Burns, David Lane, Gary Wilcox, Tom Armstron. SPIRITED GPHS E SEASON 8-1 F' r. Q ,M , rl 4 Tom Armstrong shows a last effort to break the hold of Central Catholic's defense. Quarterback Jon Kennett searches the field for the correct receiver. Under the superlative coaching of Mr. Rozboril and Mr. Nixon the sophomore football team had a triumphant season. A strong front line and ferocious back field players added up to some excellent plays. The only loss in the 8-1 record was suf- fered to Normal Community. Led by quarterback Jon Kennett, the Raiders were successful in the defeat of such teams as Central Catholic, Lincoln, and Cham- paign Central. The spirit shown by these young Raiders will surely be appreciated in their years as varsity football players. 70 John Van Hook makes the way safe for Joe Segobiano and .lon Kennett. FE RLESS FRE MAN SHOW SPIRIT Y' Lack of experience was no problem for the freshman football team. Ending the season with a 6-3 record, the freshman showed finesse and skill in their playing. Coach Gordon was pleased with the sea- son. He commented that The overall sea- son was very successfulf' During the sea- son not a single point was scored against the Raiders in the fourth quarter of any of their games. All in all the freshman proved to be worthy of the Raider name with their spirit and pride. 2' Quarterback Roger Chancellor gives it his all to elude his opponents' clutches. Todd Taylor rushes to make a touchdown with his adversaries hot on his trail. Front Row - Brian McNully, Ed Walls, Mike Bell, Mike Neal, Greg Goeash, Tim, Rainwater, Roger Chancellor, John Wilcox, Bryson Perry, Dave Glennon, Clint Harweger, Ken Schaefer, Mike Keely, Tony Tosh, Jeff Ratcliffe, Brett Alexander, Jim Robinson. 2nd Row - Ass't Coach Larry Sears, Ass't Coach Joe Hall, James Banks, Ken McMullen, Homer Calhoun, John Schmelig, Troy Newberry, Jim Lauder, Tom O'Connell, Larry Chapman, Greg Kennett, Ted Whitmer, Scott Pirkey, Tim Clark, Harlan Coats, Todd Taylor, Andy Ringer, Andy Seils, John Coghlan, Jeff Foley, Alan Moffitt, Rodney Shipp, Coach Rich Gordon. 3rd Row W- Tom Piker, Doug Bayne, Joe Mungo, Steve Rock, Randy Engel, Eric Bliss, Mike Wills, Scott Lane, Chip Shupe, John Goergen, Brad Popejoy, Mark Swank. 7l The year 1981 proved to be a very chal- lenging year for the golf team. Under the superior coaching of Mr. Curtis and Mr. Alexander the golf team captured the In- tercity title and placed second in the Dis- trict Tournament. Placing tenth in State as a team also helped make the year a suc- cess. Seniors J.B. Funk, Mike Wieting and Junior Jim Baller led the team aver- aging 79 every meet. The varsity team ended the year with a record of 14-6-2. The girls golf team also had their share of success. Their record was 3-8-0, tying with U-High in District. Considering the youthfulness of the team, consisting of four Freshmen, the girls showed determi- nation and potential for the next year. GGLFER SWI G TO VICTGRY ti ' ' L f , . K , 4, The swing is natural to Jack Frisch. Some last minute advice from Coach Alexander helps prepare for the meet. 72 WF ' ' ' xx. . Front Row: Rob Profilet, John Coontz, Karen Dunbar, Julie Barkoviak, Suzanne Meyer, Kris Meyer, Craig Johnson, Lisa Whitmer, Steve Valentine, Bill Hayes, Bill lmig. 2nd Row: Mike Wieting, Coach Alexander, Rusty Bledsoe, Steve Henson, Steve Batty, Chris Hamm, Royce Bartlett, Eric Codding, Jack Frisch, Greg Nickum, Marc Tucci, Mike Connelly, Coach Curtis. Karen Dunbar putts for a par. J.B. Funk shows off his style. Front Row: Joe Novotny, Keith Eickenberg, Tony Tosh, Matt Johnson, Monti Rink 2nd Row: John VanScoyoc, Mike Mink, Dean Schumacher, Sam Van Scoyoc, Todd Hovedon, Dave Smith 3rd Row: John Becker, Brad Secord, Marty Rink, Mark Fessler, Mike McCarthy, Ken Smith, Mike Goldberg, Dave Efaw, 4th Row: Jack Walker, J.B. Funk, Craig Traxler, Jim Freytag, A1 Alsman Q' f ' S 1 -ki? I :Liu , f. -iz if Seniors Allen Alsman, Craig Traxler, Mike McCarthy, Jim Freytag, J.B. Funk J.B. Funk psyches himself up for another tough meet. SWHNIQERS rNDVAbKI2TO STATE .wnaturnurait p ss' , . X ' 5 . ,,,,, 'ii'iiiii ,,,, eett gp' J' LBJ 1 yt .. 'Wren They won the IHSA district champion- ship, they won the Big 12 Conference Championship in Champaign and six of them placed in State. They are BHS's boys swim team and they finished with yet another successful season. The swim- mers were coached by Bob Loy. He proved that his Raiders were once again district champions in the IHSA district championship in Champaign, They out- distanced their closest rival, Danville, by 58 points. Seven of the swimming Raiders placed in state. They were Ken Smith, Jack Walker, Mark Fessler, J .B. Funk, Mike McCarthy, Chris Peterson, and Todd Hovendon. McCarthy, Hovendon, Peterson, and Funk placed 12th in the 400 yard freestyle relay. Mark Fessler and Jack Walker placed 3rd and 6th in the 100 yard backstroke. Fessler was named to the all-state team and Walker made hon- orable mention all-state. BHS's swimming Raiders have always been highly talented and this year was no exception. Coach Loy and all of BHS were proud of the swim- mers and wish them continued success for the years to come. 73 VARSITY R IDER TRIU PH TI TERCITY Y im! uh X ,f A I 411 Brian Huff, Steve Bridges, John Barkoviak, Eric Bridges, Lance Otolski, Steve Burns, Jeff Miller, Todd Newton, Dave Gordon, Ed Tinch, Brian Tarter, Nick Howard, Jim O'Donnel1, Steve Kolbus. Rh i ifzzt G Dave Gordon stretches to rebound an attempt by Springfield to score. Captains Dave Gordon and Steve Bridges. 74 ,,,,,,,.... . g.... , , i 1Z Jim O'Donnell's teammates watch anxiously in the background as he attempts a shot. Jeff Miller seems to fly through the air in an effort to make this shot count. Jeff Miller tries to squeeze the ball between two Springfield Sena tors. The opening of the season looked bleak for the bas- ketball team, but they made a terrific comeback. Ear- ly in the season the netters lost to Morton, Danville and Springfield. Then came the Illinois State Classic, where they improved their playing greatly. In an overtime game against East Moline, BHS pulled through and won. Decatur Eisenhower was put down at the tournament and Bloomington went on to play Big 12 foe Lincoln. However, BHS lost to Lincoln and played Peoria Central for a third place finish. During the tournament Dave Gordon, a center, was selected to the Illinois State Classic all-tournament team. The 1981-82 intercity title went to BHS, de- feating Normal 47-46 in the final game. Another highlight in the season was a 54-52 win over Lincoln. 75 After only one year of high school bas- ketball experience, the sophomore basket- ball team learned to pull together for those tough victories. Ten sophs showed their togetherness when they defeated both Lin- coln and Danville. The sophs were lead by Tom Armstrong, a strong player in scoring and rebounds. Armstrong's record high scoring of 32 points was displayed to the dismay of Galesburg. The team was beset with many injuries during the season but managed to keep up their spirit and style that made them worthy of the Raider name. Front Row: Coach Graven, Ernest Kirkwood, Van Ware, John Sokol, Joe Mungo, Paul Walls, Homer Calhoun. Back Row: Jon Kennett, Phil Remmers, Dave Lane, Joe Schapmire, Tom Armstrong, Matt Sorenson, Jack Frisch. OPH DI PL PIRIT AN TYLE Sophomore Van Ware reaches to snatch the ball from Springfield Senators. 'l. -, -sz K, . g Q, L t - ... ss... Tom Armstrong takes a flying shot to score for Bloom- ington in a game against Springfield. I 1 l Ernest Kirkwood bounds upward to rebound the Sena- tor's shot. FRE HME DR E TO VICTORY Lf' A1221 - ' u. .V 'Y -' 1 E f.. N iz ' Q'-Q l X XX l il? I 4 S l ?l if X f I 3 s Top row: Manager Joel Stinton, Greg Kennett, Jeff Riblet, Rodney Shipp, John Schmelig, Joe Mungo, Mark Tucci, Jim Anderson, Coach Rich Gordon. Bottom row: Mike Bell, Matt Fraker, Tim Rainwater, Roger Chancellor, Brett Alexander, Tom O'Donnell, Eric Keefauver, James Banks. Assistant Manager Matt Gordon. Not Pictured: Homer Calhoun, Matt Sorenson. Left: Raiders rack up points with perfect form. Above: Homer Calhoun goes in for the kill. The freshman basketball team ended a commendable season with an 11-12 record for the AU team and a 3-2 for the B team. Overall accomplishments included third place in Champaign Centennial Tourna- ment, a 5-3 record in the Big 12 games, and a consolation championship in the Bloomington Invitational. Individually, Homer Calhoun led the team in scoring with seven scoring re- bounds, and also won the defense award. The free throw percentage went to James Banks. When asked his opinion of the teams overall accomplishments, Coach Gordon said, l'Nineteen kids came in at the start of the season and we finished with nine- teen kids. I think that's commendable. The team improved substantially by the end of the season and we really learned to stay together. I'm looking forward to just as good a team next year. 77 FRE HME NVADE WRESTLI G TE With only two seniors, threejuniors, two sophomores and fourteen freshmen the 1981-82 wrestling team has that much more to look forward to next year. Five of twelve varsity positions are occupied by freshmen and the entire JV squad is made up of freshmen. Considering this young team, it comes as a great pleasure to the coach and team to do as well as they did. The Intercity Tournament proved that ex- r J l 1 3' perience does not come with age. The wrestling Raiders won the tournament 34- , 26 over NCHS, 42-13 over Central Catho- lic, and 32-39 over U-High. Regionals re- i Y ceived five of BHS's varsity grapplers while the wrestlers also placed fifth in the conference. What the wrestlers lacked in experience, they made up for with their spirit and determination. 4 Front Row, Brad Johnson, Jeff Ratcliffe, Scott Dolphin, Charlie Robb, Tim McDonald. 2nd Rowg Coach Bowers, Guy Grant, Brad Popejoy, Gary Wilcox, John Thomas, Coach Hall. front Row: John Wilcox, George Martinez, Ray Strange, Trefan Owen. 2nd Row: Coach Paxton, Mark Willians, Jerome McDonald, Matt Patton, Steve Bayne. Not Picturedg Tim Outlaw, Mike Kelly, Jeff Strong, Seniors Tim McDonald and John Thomas John Thomas seems to have the edge over his opponent at the regional tournament. ,wN 'f w.v ! '5 WM., X.. 'Wi' , ws! adn! P,-, Q., K ,ff-' - f 39 K, 'fg5J:2 uf1,5'f:'f:5:::2ff fsfhif-'. ', ffzP':5- 5 ' ,Yah In , W.. 79 3 'ba Q W VARSITY DIAMONDMEN , - X L U 3 is 4 1 Front Row: Brian Waldschmidt, Jay Mears, Rob Profilet, Shawn Phipps, Steve Valentine, Rick Bennett, 2nd Row: Coach Krueger, B.J. Walls, Steve Bridges, Tom Yoder Brian Parker, Brad Rushton, Trainer Ron Phipps, 3rd Row: Eric Bridges, Tim McMeekan, Scott Koch, Mike Goldberg, Coach Scott. URPRISE MA Y OPPONENTS if' get ,,.wwa,-: ...ag , Seniors Scott Koch, Tom Yoder, B.J. Walls. Standing: Steve Bridges, Tim McMeekan, Brian Parker. 3 we -- The boys varsity squad had a tough start, but they returned later in the season to surprise many opposing teams. One ex- ample of this phenomenon was the Ste- phen Decatur incident. In an earlier game, Decatur triumphed over BHS 14-Og then in a rematch BHS beat Decatur 12- 2. Normal Community was awed by BHS's avenging power also. The varsity team retained this power in the Intercity clash, defeating Normal 6-5. Although the season closed with a 10-12 record, the boys showed their strength in many excit- ing games. YOUNG DIAMONDMEN AWAIT ,ia 4 l ,- ' m ,,h ' M lEi . - -,Zh ,W uh... , 415111, .. -. FUTURE VAR ITY POSITIGNS John Kxley stuns the onlookers Wlth hrs powerful left handed battlng QW ,glide Q ykmiigggaiwf' k14W2Q'? A Sagas? qgfigi1.M5gaWw??t figai R 'Suv' ,S '42 'id x,-J -ad 3 M1119 For the Sophomore team th1s year John Kennett and Randy James were e team leaders The Sophomore team should be commended for the1r superlatlve turn about The boys beat NCI-IS twxce and Pontlac twrce and f1n1shed the1r sea son by wmnmg the1r last sxx games 1n a row The sophomore team conslsted of Jer ry Anderson John Coontz Randy James Jon Kennett John Kxley Brett Mlller Tlm Moff1tt Todd Steffen and Van Ware The freshmen d1d a f1ne Job thls season led on by Mark TUCC1 s great pltchmg h1tt1ng and fleldmg ab1l1t1es The sophomore season was 6 5 and the fresh man was 1 7 NJ s 5 T' 1505 v--I Aw 'L- 6 Vfiffw Freshman and Sophomore players Front row T1m Moffitt Cralg Johnson Todd Rmgel Clmt Harweger John Wxlcox Denms Flynn Lance Holloway Brxan McNaughty Row two John Klley, Mlke Neal, J1m Anderson, Ken McMullen, John Coontz, Randy James, Tlm Ramwater, Bryson Perry, Brett Mlller Row three Coach Gordon, Todd Hobak, Mark Tuccx, Jeff Rlblet, Matt Patton, Van Ware, Todd Steffen, Steve Rock, Jerry Anderson, Jon Kennett 83 Front Row: Steve Kibler, Jeff Menken, Mike Connelly, Todd Taylor, Whitney Allen, Jeff Kohl, John VanScoyoc, Dearick Rice, Kurt Bowers, Dean Schumacher 2nd Row: Dave Brackney, Tim McDonald, Jim Bailey, Mike Dotts, Mike Branion, Andy Ringer, Dennis Lee, Steve Schreiber, John Bailey, John Coghlan 3rd Row: John VanHook, Bill Cleaver, Steve Bayne, Tom Armstrong, Jessie Persons, Chris Lucas, Bob Dunham, Greg Seyller, Joe Segobiano, 4th Row: Ted Hoffman, Phil Remmers, Tom Cook, Scott Cully, David Lane, John Thomas, Dave Gordon, Jim Dickinson, Marty Rink, Mike Guimond Not Pictured: Brian Stephens BH TRACK TEAM SPRI TS The BHS track team was ready at the crack of the first gun for an outstanding season. Early in the spring the boys had established a notable reputation. With the Intercity track title under their belts, the cindermen were ready to tackle such teams as Decatur Eisenhower and Stephen Decatur, who they raced by in a triangu- lar meet. Lincoln and Springfield were bested by the Raiders also scoring only 37 and 48 points compared to BHS's 98 points. s B A While the varsity Raiders were gaining A F' 3 1 P BMJ if victories, the Frosh-Soph team were set- 4 WSL? A ting their own records. The Big 12 track J 4 meet in Urbana saw the baby Raiders All 'W not only winning the meet but setting three meet records as well. BHS won with 86 points over such teams as Mattoon, Ur- bana, Springfield, and Lincoln. Phil Rem- mers ran the 300 meter low hurdles in a record time of :42.3. At the same time Tom Armstrong was throwing the shot put 48 ft. 8 in. and the discus 136 ft. 7M in. is Both distances were record throws for the t meet. This remarkable young squad set a fast pace for an equally impressive varsity team. Whitney Allen grimaces as he dashes to his relay teammate. 84 Seniors Tim McDonald, Whitney Allen, Dave Gordon, John Thomas and Bob Dunham. ,it F in i 1 K 'X 'ohm , Dean Schumacher flies through the air with the greatest of east as he pole vaults his way tothe sky 85 HRA1DERewAVE', SPLA HES STATE V V? 28 . Front Row: Cori Coglan, Dawn Maaks, Beth Bach, Lynn Fulton, Cathy Ipsen, Jan O'Neil, Michelle Fessler, Lorree Novotny, Mary Edwards, Bobbi Lapan, Debbie Stiles, Sandy McGrath, Barb Hiestand. Under the coaching of Bob Loy, the girls swim team made a big splash wher- ever they went. With a season record of 7- 5-l, sending four swimmers to the State swim meet had no ill effects on their re- cord. At state a relay team, consisting of Michelle Fessler, Lorree Novotny, Bobbie Lapan, and Mary-Edwards, had a first place finish. Also at state Fessler took a first in the 100 yard breast stroke while Novotny finished first in the 200 and 500 yard freestyle. The girls also placed sec- ond in the Big 12 Conference Meet, de- feated only by Champaign Central, their host at the meet. This squad certainly brought more quality to the girls swim- ming program. auf: a,vg ff' Mary Edwards enjoys a short break during a tough work-out while her teammate starts off for some more grueling laps. t- .lf A . f ' 86 l GIRLS X-CGUNTRY KES GUYS COMPETE The 1981-82 Girls Cross-Country team was made up of five very hardworking, dedicated girls. These girls, although a team, participated in many meets as individuals. The team mem- bers are seniors Beth Boeckman and Lynn Rob- l ertson, junior Jennifer Sobetzer, and sopho- mores Michelle Perkins and Robin Zescke. They competed against Champaign Central and in the Springfield, NCHS, and Peoria Invita- tionals. The team had tough time keeping up with the guys cross-country but they did a more than adequate job. Coach Graven, Michelle Perkins, Jennifer Sobetzer, Beth Boeckman, Lynne Robertson, Robin Zescke. i ' ' 1 1 Robin Zescke Shows U10 aB0YlY and Strain Of Nm' Senior Lynne Robertson obviously enjoys running. mng' A smiling Beth Boeckman puts her energy into running. 87 PIKER WI I TERCITY Volleyball requires not only skill, but strategy as well. Knowing where to place the ball while making a good hit takes practice. However, the volleyball team showed they had the skill and strategy to make every hit count. The Intercity title added to the esteem of the team. The ex- perience ofthe Decatur Invitational was also valuable even though the lady Raiders lost. A record of 13-9 also was a great help in adding luster to the teamls reputa- tion. Tammi Rettig, Barb Wilson and Debbie Imlah were the only seniors on the team. There will be many returning letter- men to next year's squad. .. , ....,,,i,- f ,, rf---..,, . m vs,,..,,f in D 4 ,Z .. . . The ref watches intently as Barb Wilson sets the ball. 88 Front Rowg Tina Tucker, Barb Wilson, Debbie Imlah. 2nd Row, Jenni Trickle, Tammi Rettig, Margaret Thorton, Karen Olson. Front Row, Stacy Ledbetter, Kathy Monke, Denise Imlah, Shawn Campbell. Znd Row, Mary Tucker, Joyce Zimmerman, Tracy Huffman, Claudette Thorton, Shara Phifer. l Using full concentration, Debbie Imlah prepares herself for the next volleyball move. Georgie Boge, Coach Sue Silvey, Ellen Hayes, Kim Roth, Kathy Loughran, Andrea Reichart, Carolyn Anliker, Betsy Randall, Katie Bill, Chris Branom, Bonnie Turnbull, Lexy Kammler, Lauren Lane, Jill Joslin, Courtney Allen, Lori Brandt, Julie Randolph, Tracey Gesell, Nancy Pines, Stefanie Dooley, Cyndy Carmany, Sally Harris, Stacy Huonker, Jennifer Williams, Ass't Coach Marianne Prefer, Michele Manahan K ,, ,. ti, , ,,,,,,f,, ,, Vziz, , Jill Joslin's backhand is looking good. The loss of four seniors posed no prob- lems to the girls tennis team. With the only loss suffered to Champaign Central, the season ended with a tremendous record of 19-1. Taking first in almost every ma- jor area tournament helped the girls keep their high-ranking status of all the down- state schools. Another outstanding event in the season was the finish of 15th out of 104 teams at the state tennis tournament. At state Jill Joslin and Chris Branom competed in the singles bracket while Courtney Allen and Lexy Kammler par- ticipated in the doubles bracket. Through it all the lady Raiders proved that seniors or no seniors they still had the talent and determination to call themselves winners. DY NETTER SERVE A SUCCESSFLI, t, 4 t Stretching for the ball, Courtney Allen concentrates on winning. 89 GIRL ' VARSITY BASKETB LL W NS THE LO HOTS Front Rowg Michelle Perkins, Rhonda Perkins, Kathy White, Bobbie Lapan, Courtney Allen, Tina Tucker, Cheryl Morris. 2nd Rowg Coach Barb Mulligan, Marlene Sheperd, Tammi Rettig, Margaret Thorton, Jenni Trickle, Jill Joslin, Karol Johnson, Dawn Rasmus, Coach Sue Silvey. After losing four starters to graduation the girls' basketball team had to readjust their team strategy. The inexperience of the team had only a small effect on their playing. By the end of the season the girls had given their opponents a Hrun for their money? In a 51-33 game Champaign Central was one of the first teams to feel the effect of the lady Raiders power. Dur- ing their first home game, the girls' repu- tation grew with a 44-39 victory over De- catur MacArthur. Team captains Tammi W1 X! X! Rettig, Karol Johnson, and Jill Joslin pro- vided the leadership a good team needs to A l L ' I be winners, .titt T EXWM-Nile? . X Q Captains Jill Joslin, Tammi Rettig and Karol Johnson. 90 55 ix .fisl 41- .. - - ,... -, ' f8Sff-5Jf3 .5'L -Q ' 'luv anna...-M,,w H v v mp-nll0H ' Q 4 Zi? 321-7 LADY R IDERS The inexperience of a new team can be tough to handle. But coach Bemhke showed the girls how to handle the pressure of those tough games. The girls proved themselves to be tough, players and will certainly be valuable players during next years season. 92 - A f if ga 4 K, M L a t it has ff 5. a ae 'FG 1 EL, 'Q K ' 1 in , , .. ,,,.,. 'T my . .ws- 'yw'., W' . K 5 W IMY. Kay Tucker shoots over her opponents head to score for BHS in their game against Decatur. WF? X! i' 'gay' M I me N lt qv li ,if aww wa Front Row: Tracey Wiley, Michelle Weigman, Stacey Ledbetter 2nd Row: Julie Barkoviak, Maria Schreiber, Kay Tucker PRUVE THEIR ABILITY I Q Q! ,-..-,,.I 'K F1 FE M ' A ,-,.. . 4. ,Q S fn I A my J 3 an 'af is ft 94 BH GIRLS SOFTB 7.- fn- Front Row: Genda Potter, Tammy Swick, Debbie Ishmael, Rhonda Perkins, Dawn Raymond, Lisa Hazard. Row 2: Cheryl Morris, Shawn Campbell, Barb Wilson, Tammi Rettig, Marlene Shepherd, Nancy Sprague, Cathy Lilje- quist. . ,gm . , + Front Row: Jill Olsen, Suzanne Weeks, Patt McCoy, Kathy Hammerquist, Stacey Ledbetter, Kim Hayes, Karen Eichenberg. Row 2: Coach Gunta, Tracey At- zen, Diana Brooksheir, Kay Tucker, Cindy Stagner, Irma Miramontes, Dee Schnitger, Kathy Monke, Ka- ren Taylor, Coach Schulman. The Girls Softball team did very well during the '82 season. In varsity softball the four seniors definitely proved to be valuable players to the thirteen girls in their playing and gave them encourage- ment during all the games and practices. The varsity squad team deserves a con- gratulations for their fantastic season and display of BHS Spirit. 1 -.rf . 'ze' 9 '.annm:n ! - A waning nm- .tsLp.f-mn. rs. f SWINGS INTO ACTIO no in K ci , 'Q ff- i fNxlll't.' 1,3 x g 1514111525 Kgfirlcio 5 x X t I 4 - -.,, ,high ., A,,, A.. .X-'W f M ti E, ,Rlllfftfld . ii ! X , -Ms, , latex ar J f -'QS ,,,:Q ,',' ' V. t L i k:..,: A i-'-fa , i' s i Y in Girls senior team captains: Genda Potter, Barb Wilson, Tammi Rettig, Tammy Swick and Coach Morrison H 1 E' ' i,iI,j1':-'igizf f 'Q ,, :ff?f-Qlife ., -5 if 3' ' to i'1 J lamina i ,W s in ttii s Iggy M aff: I -,,' . I , , , 7-V , ,., lf , 'i 'I ,,.,: A ,,' ' fig, f' L,,, .HL M-jf A - jg sf , ' M iirri s ,, Qeffiwfilf f 9, 'lim -'15 i'7' V'f'- 57' 'fs ' , .it-ta r i v N Y g- i n,,. , r 4 A , 'V i ' ' f: .ZX r w sis i s .is X C F2 A- ii i, 4,5 5 gs: 3 ZW' J VV hr, L I ,ti-,Q A f A 'i 2 fl? it: n . ' ,Z I' t 1 E is .. r d I ' .7 Q , A . , ' A ,V-wif -X .A r ii,, is h t, I xx Y' FA 9 , Mtsffwff 'f' fm' wp , 95 + ! GIRL TRACK TEAM 'XF J . S -it i , f E if .if my g if . 1 Q g tr Front Row: Lynne Robertson, Michelle Perkins, Robbin Zeschke, Sally Harris, Pam Locsin, Kim Roth, Jenni Sobetzer, Kris Meyer. 2nd Row: Rita Greiner, Manager: Maria Schreiber, Sharon Williams, Gwen Richardson, Bobbi Lapan, Sheila Scott, Chris Branom, Betsie Dickinson, Lynnette Deiss, Robin Winesburg, Patty Alexander. The 1981-82 girls track team broke 20 team records this season. Sheila Scott ran the 200 yard dash in a 26:39 time, while Bobbi Lapan had a 1:02.6 time in the 400 yard dash. Lynne Robertson broke the 3200 yard run putting in a time of 11:52. She also represented BHS at state where she broke the 1600 yard run with a time of 5:22. At the District track meet the 800 yard relay team consisting of Pam Locsin, Gwen Richardson, Betsie Dickinson and Bobbi Lapan set a record time of 1:5l.3. The 1600 yard relay team of Lynette Deiss, Gwen Richardson, Shelia Scott and Bobbi Lapan put in a 4111.9 time at Dis- trict also. The girls anticipate a rewarding year next season for the loss of only 3 sen- iors will not be a very big set back. Seniors Pam Locsin, Sheila Scott and Lynne Robertson. 96 Front Row: AI Asper, Paul Kissel, Greg Kennet, Pat James, Mike Morkin. Row Two: Eric Laffey, Cory Johnson, Steve Struck, Eric Nixon, Jim Burda. 0 K 5 W 1, 1 an 4 3341 u V Q :ft ff ' 1 A 5 :Haig f iam! Gifts? qygg' af My fa -:W N R LHR V H ,,. M Liz 1 W Am is ! E' mm 4 'H 11 . ', 2, T Wg ' Q ,.,, ' ' ' I Y -, v5 I ,5f- -?- j , Q' A .f U W 'bttr rf 4 f ' ' f, - H, A ,.,w,5.f, - y., R ., ,,jh, , fu- www: . ...vii .wt I M H -' y W , I , mg ,3gvffif n - f , - ,, 'gs jgvx 'Q ti t .4 .4 fin: -Q A , ' V, .yy -- , , 1, .. Q , . YEMJA, twig L .K I , ,MM , , M Aa, D ,QL 3 , V . . I Mm. ' .V f ,,',.'L, .t I mr,- Q. A J L1 K A LLAV I L7 wif?- '? . -seg' I 4 l. r i l 3 n Front row: Joe Novotny, Ted Whitmer, Steve Menken, Brian Berry. Row 2: Al Moffitt, Paul Switzer, Dave Padget, Chip Schupe, Brad Peterson if :tiring-s..5 fi , .- re, - Hy-ef-.1,.. ..,,...l ., , , . ,S I I W, .i',2.w-fa ff: f 1' -ng if- '93 Z 4' . mf' ti- t f fr r if J ,:.Q,.':. :.r.m'f1 -: fr:-Qi I .-,. W., 15.2 47' 53- + ,, M , J 1 1- fm., , X ii., x11--me fr.. M ,- a A-.T ,xt 21' .N' , 1.- ' -.-v. -1 --.- I -no nv. ---1 Q.. psp . -fn. -.--Q -- .-4.- , -. -Q N55 fw- Q -Jr- xxybsy 'Qi rig - ,W si. ,X M jf JY .M Q, Q N95 1 N t , , . ...w 9 H623 'V I- 'ffm' ' ,, fy ,. if- -5. V A agfigghgr 1 + 2 I ts. Z. '71, . '55 5 5 t , if g lvl, A K V - , -. 1 . .nv gf 1 1 F' it-wifi' - 'fa -.X . - -:xsuw - 'Q' -5' - ,- gei- .N gy p af- gf- .5 5 '- - ls-6 i ff ... N f A, ,4 .. ay 4 Q -were 4553211 M: it Si ii, BHS J.V. and Varsity Tennis did an ex- cellent job this '82 season. Under the coaching of Ed Rozboril and Barry Nix- on, the teams managed to smash their way to the top. Varsity placed 3rd out of 8 teams at the Highland Park Invitational and from there went uphill. They placed first in the Springfield and Eugene Hill In- vitationals and first in Big 12 and District. As far as JV tennis is concerned, they also did quite well. They were first in the Pur- ple Invitational, 4th in Highland Park In- vitational, lst in Bloomington Invitational and 3rd at Arlington. Both teams should be congratulated for these superb accom- plishments. 99 HEY CHEERLEADERS!! Front Row: Julie Weber, Kristal Bova, Kristie Peterson 2nd Row: Liz Hudson, Erica Kaisner 3rd Row: Kim Sollner, Patty Hinrichs, Jenni Holder, Darbi Ferguson I00 . '- ' - ' ' N K Q AVS' ww, is vi , .- '- v E, l Eff' . . E' iii A 5 1 4 1 ,sg Q, K ,M , Y' ,fin 8' , . J f 5? A E 5 5 . .j k ei 4 1 l W LET E SEE YA' GET DOWN! Front Row: Karen Johnson, Traci Rosenstock, Stacy Porkorney, Liza Graham 2nd Row: Kirsten Kaisner, Sissy Smith, Nancy Thiel, Angie McDonald A Cheerleading takes more than being able to do splits and flip-flops. A good cheerleader needs dedication and lots of spirit. Practicing every other night after school did not give the girls much free time, yet they managed to keep up their grades and get a little socializing in be- tween. At every football and basketball game, together with loyal BHS' fans, the cheerleaders urged the Raider teams on to victory. This support was appreciated by both the fans and the teams. V' ' y s n, 'iis s .. A b i wff . L A A VVVE A i , H , 1 E ' W 5 lrig.. A T M i . - n , ,A it 1 pg M iff' gif , A I Til. ,,f11i:Q- . I L I I A V ' ' ' - l 7 . , ,,,, e, a ,,l,. 1 ?' H I K' A A , . V 7 ' if ,, l g , A, n fa F ' i iiis s s ?if T T T it ,rh, -0 l E A i n n T . ' . . n T sshs l i slll . n 1 in Y ' g , .-is-i5,l,, , K, .ily 55 , ,,:J1,1-i V I V A . V ,I , -V f X: M 5 Front Row: Towanda Jones, Suzanne Roberts, Marcy McKean, Ellen Hayes 2nd Row: Wendy Kusmaul, Kris Benson, Debbie Wey 3rd Row: Kim Short, Lisa Jackson I l0I 01zm,.,nfJWQn,z,v,4w ow.f,uwwwamiApm.e. '-H9fLafa,Zataej1Jzrfng:vwM,d1d ..f'wmwuuJe. ': Zoha.n,agwee.t. 0 HO OR SCCIETY FORMS A CLUB As always, it's an honor to be included in the National Honor Society. This year it was made extra special with the form- ing of the Honor Society Club. Meetings were held regularly with su- pervisors Mrs. Mizell, Mrs. Haeffele, and Mrs. Detweiler. The idea was to involve the students in activities specifically designed to encourage leadership, character, schol- arship, and service to the community. A 4.0 grade point average was needed to be accepted in the National Honor Soci- ety. Students accepted participated in car washes, volleyball games, and several ban- quets. They also prepared and conducted both of their initiation ceremonies for in- coming members. Front row - Karen Gatrell, Laura McCuen, Genda Potter, Tara Mason, Barbara Hiestand, Cynthia Kibler, Doris Hunt, Lynne Robertson, Melanie Smith, Nancy Barker, Katherine Bill, Mitzi Wills, Kelly McKean, Stacey Pokorney. Second row - Angela Bray, Julia Butler, Suzanne Meyers, Cynthia Rempel, Tammi Rettig, Robin Deffenbaugh, Debbie Imlah, Sandra Stewart, Karen Anderson, Anne Borders, Beth Boeckmann, Lori Winesburg, Kirsten Kaisner, Melinda Hauser, Beth Arnold, Kelly Day, Marcelle Hoeniges, Liza Graham. Third row - Michael Taylor, Joe Seebauer, Lance Lane, Duncan Murray, Greg Schuman, Jon Scott Ament, Jim O'Donnell, Tom Hippinsteele, Michael McCarthy, David Gordon, David Phoenix, Steven Burns, Ken Schroeder, Eric Hanson, Daniel Blake. Not pictured Scott Childers. Front Row: Mrs. Kay Mizell, Mrs. Linda Detweiler, Mrs. Lynne Haeffele, Sherri Edlund, Katie Bill, Elizabeth Philpott, Shawana Cornwell, Lisa Sergeant, Michele Manahan, Nancy Pines, Stephanie Dooley, Ann Wright, Carolyn Anliker, Julie Randolph, Cynthia Boothe, Tammy Swick, Lexia Whelpley, Julie Henekry. 2nd Row: Connie Rice, Ann Abels, Kathy Glon, Izumi Nagasawa, Madelyn Masters, Dee Dee Masters, Penny Rector, Michele Fessler, Joyce Zimmerman, Carla Jones, Tara Kindig, Lori Novotny, Leigh Carlin, Tina Perschall, Tammy Waters, Jill Joslin, Pam Edwards, Suzanne Weeks, Lisa Smith, Julie Baxter, Mika Takano. 3rd Row: Steve Kolbus, Tilotma Singh, Laurie Gipson, Mike Polzin, Dean Schumacher, Kurt Bowers, Brian Burr, Jay Mears, Rod Profilet, Al Asper, Dennis Lee, Jim Bailey, Bob Dunham, Greg Laughlin, Mark Fessler. 4th Row: Jeff Miller, Lance Otolski, John Taylor, Fred Waugh, Jim Dickinson, Mark King, Doug O'Neil, Scott Cully, Kevin Dickson, Chris Lucas, Mike Taylor, Steve Sorenson, Gene Hetz, Tom Yoder, Brian Stephens, Mike Morkin, Rick Bennett, Roger Locsin, Chris Peterson. CARIBBEAN CRUISE . . . PROM 1982 X 90 X, 1? Q-PN, Q 'I W Jw HM.. 105 CLASS D Y ASSEMBLY Senior skit cast gives farewell message. Lynne Haeffele presented with the Colin Manahan Award. Right: Skit actors sizzle teachers, too. IO6 Whitney Allen delivers another burn. Administrative Hell's Angels go free-wheelin RH, all 'MV silty., Dr. Fry, with Howie in tow. DERC ASS Skit and will are highlights of the assembly. Mike Morkin accepts the Steve Rugh Award. hp- Lesley Whipple receives the Sage Award, 107 CLASS GF '82 EAGERLY LEAVES BHS g 535 -w We L K 108 11 w ,mg 1 1. D' L in . kA,. t SS ,.f' .xx 'NN X C A , x A, ,..,, ,xx '1 'ff' f H , ' sk , .ff. . . . ,,,, ,mi , F R I ,......n-ak ww.. x-S Y ,tr ,,,... N SP TE GF B EATHER, S IORS STILL GOT IT. KM ,K , A ,,,, , V. HH Q S I SSSS - W T. - we xL+,53?XfW ?5iwv-1 -A-' . 4'-be mmf: 1 . -v ,, ma ,. V ,. V Y V ,.,. sw, phage A M E MXN Y +V! TQ? S www 'Eu W .1 V,-Yi' 'WM ' . ,..,, V W , ,K M , , ' ff- ,ggzgfg v ' VK 'N ff ig:-21515, AL. , 1 fn 1 T 'S fl ' 5? jifli - p l V 1 fP tw ' A - .Q -fir 'A-FSI. 'S '1' - 1 h 'F ' J - .22 3:33533-A,.,:. :1K.:. T..x.,., - - if L' 4..,i:' 'SQQL11-TiL::w ' V- . ' ski' ,, Wziiir--'Y' W T 7 541263: 55 55.1 ,f 3,53 ,W L wma-N . ,7 ,une 5 0 Mgnwf 'S A fmt-Week Seniors: Advisor, Mr. Lauer, President, Kirsten Kaisner, Sec., Beth Pareg V. Juniors: Sec., Jill Joslin, V. Pres., Jon Thomasg President, Michelle Manahang Pres., Laura Decker: Treas., Kelly McKean. Advisor, Mrs. Tosh. Not pictured: Treas., Al Asper. CLASS GFFICERS NSPIRE PIRIT Sophomores: Advisor, Mr. Harterg President, Julie Hopper, Sec., Liz I-ludsong Freshmen: Sec., Dianna Bootheg Treas., Lisa Whitmerg President, Kim Rothg Treas., Anne Tucker. Not pictured: V. Pres., Erica Kaisner. Advisor, Mrs. Wamserg V. Pres., Kris Benson. 1 I ' I Nwludiamj U!h'I0l'3U!'lM71.0'd:60- 'tIubw:uloh.daaofl!1aanalwa1aaL. .5huI.pLLLlzd,7CDgcUzM.laMc9caM!0n95 73ph.0vo'tlwy.Aeo.LL7. aanwb. ANNE ABLES 7 Pep Club 2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 2,3g National Honor Societyg Orchestra lg French Club 1,2 SUSIE ALLEN - CO-OP 3,4 WHITNEY ALLEN M Choir l,2,3,4g Track Team 3,4g Football Team l,2,3,4 AL ALSMAN - Swimming Team l,2,3,4g Concert Choir 2 JON AMENT - Thespians l,2,3,4g Readers Theatre 2,4g Speech Team 2,3,4 KAREN ANDERSON - Pep Club l,2,3,4g Student Council 2g Office Helper 4g Badminton l,2,3g French Club l,2,3g Pep Club Board 3 TERRI ANDERSON - DECA 3,4 BETH ARNOLD - Science Club 3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Student Council 4g Choir l,2,3,4g Swing Choir 41 French Club l,2,3,4g National Honor Society 4 KENNETH ASHENBREMER TONYA BAINS k Choir l,2g Pep Club l,2,3,4g JV Cheerleader 1,23 French Club l,Zg Student Council PHILLIP l,2,3,4 PHILLIP BAKER BECKY BAREKMAN - French Club 1,25 Pep Club l,2,3q Speech Club 29 Science Club 4 113 LOOK OUT WORLD NANCY BARKER 4- Choir l,2g French Club l,2 JACKIE BARKOVIAK - Volleyball 41 Badminton 2,3,4g French Club 3 JOHN BARKOVIAK f Cross Country Team l,2,3,4g Basketball Team l,2,3,4g Track l JON BEEI-IN - Co-op 3,4 LARRY BELMAR - Football Team 2 BILL BENTLEY - Co-op 3,4 JILL BERNSTEIN A Choir lg French Club 1,21 Sophomore Class Vice-President 2g Pep Club l,2,3,41 Homecoming Skit 4g Student Assistant 4 KATYE BILL DAN BLAKE - Pep Club lg National Honor Society 4g Speech Team 2,3,4p Office Helper l,2,3 JOAN BOBBIT - Pep Club 21 Student Council l,2,3g JV Cheerleader lg Choir 25 Spanish Club l,2g Junior Class Secretary 3 BETH BOECKMANN - Pep Club l,2,3,4g Student Council l,2,3,4g Drill Team 33 National Honor Society 43 Marching Band l,2,3g Cross Country Team l,2,3,4g Track Team 1,29 French Club l,2,3,4g Mu Alpha Theta Club 1,2,3,4 ANNE BORDERS - Yearbook Staff 4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Choir lg Swimming Team lg French Club l,2g Pep Club Executive Board 4 ll4 I - KY a ,lv- 6' rw HERE CO S THE CLASS OF 6'82 -'U no-at ,,. 1-1.-Q t ff 1 X I I i if , I K.'14' - sr lg:-5,33 I E I I r-faq, 415'-. 3' f JULIA BORN KAREN BOWSHER TRISH BRADSTREET - Pep Club l,2,3,43 Yearbook Staff 3,43 Yearbook Editor 43 Science Club 4 ANGELA BRAY - Pep Club 2,3,41 French Club 1,23 Badminton 13 Art Club 43 Art Club Treasurer 4 MARTY BREWER - Science Club 23 Basketball Team 1,23 Baseball Team l,2,3,4 STEVEN BRIDGES - Science Club 4g Pep Club 43 Choir 2g Football Team 1,2,3,4g Baseball Team l,2,3,43 Basketball Team l,2,3,4 DARLA BROWN'- Basketball 1,23 Pep Club 132,143 Cheerleading 3 ALAN BROWN - Swimming Team 2 STEPHEN BURNS - Football Team l,2,3,43 Basketball Team 2,3,4 BRIAN BURR .IULIA BUTLER v Choir 13 French Club 1,2,3 MIKE BUZICK 4 Student Assistant 1 115 JOYCE CAMP CHERIE CAMPBELL - Pep Club 2,31 Choir l.2,3,4g JV Cheerleading 1,2 BART CANNON - Football Team 2,3,4g Basketball Team 2 l GREG CAVE R LAURI CHAMBERLAIN - Office Helper 1,21 D.E. 3,4 SCOTT CHILDERS LISA CLEM BEN COE - Science Club CHERYL COLCLASURE - Pep Club l,2,4: Choir l,2,3,4 , l 4 s DAVID COOK - Choir l,2,3,4g Concert Choir 3 PAULA COONTZ - Pep Club l,2g French Club l,2 ll6 Qi, 1. ,TRW eww., RON COPPENBARGER - Co-op 3.4 KATHY COTTON - Co-op 3,4 KIM COTTON - Co-op 4 IOR JOI RAN OF ALUM 'Qiv 9 1 f-ef, ' uv' ,I Q, . S f' ', F. E C Homecoming Court 4 Staff 33 National Honor Society 4 CHRIS CRAWFORD - Pep Club l,2,3,4 MIKE DAILY PATRICIA DAUGHERTY - Band l,2,4g Marching Band 1,23 Concert Band l,2,4g Track Team 2g Drill Team 2 JOHN DAVIS - Choir l,2,3,4g Football Team l,2,3,4 Baseball Team l,2 LISA DAWSON KELLY DAY A Science Club 3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Student Council lg Choir 2,3,4g French Club 2g Basketball Team lg Badminton Team l,2,3,4 LAURA DECKER - Yearbook Staff 43 Golf Team l,2,3g Badminton Team l,2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g ROBIN DEFFENBAUGH - Pep Club l,2,3,4g French Club 2,3g Science Club 4g Band lg Yearbook II7 BILL DOUD - Choir lg Football Team l,2,3,4g Wrestling Team l,2 ROBERT DUNHAM f Science Club 3,4g Track Team 3,43 Cross Country Team 4 .IERALD ERDMAN DON ETHERTON ROBIN FANNIN JAMES FARLEE 4 Choir l,2,3,4g Homecoming Court 4: Baseball Team 23,43 Barbershoppers l,2,3,4g Swing Choir 43 Accapella Choir President 4 ERIK FASSETT KRISTY FINCHAM GREG FINELY - Golf Team 3 WES FISCHER BILL FISHER - Pep Club l,2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 3,45 Football Team l,2g Tennis Team lg Baseball Team 2g Choir l,2,3,4 KENNETH FLORENCE i Football Trainer: Track Trainerg Choir 4g Art Club 4 IIS A W K F K! ' fiifilf 1 ,gl - , '- -- f- 1 99494-M sijiiiii 4:51-3 I -I, 1 -'i' cf igfsz + fgj iiffigjy , xg: ',', A -,,. K V '-ki is I-7 I l 'b M 1 if W' ' xy l 'Q ,, aw '-705 . 4, -mia BOB FOREMAN - Co-op 3,4 MARTA FREEHILL JIM FREYTAG - Pep Club 43 Tennis Team 1,21Golf Team 2,3,4: Basketball Team 2 RICKY FRYE DAREN FUNK - Track Team 1,2 IB. FUNK - Tennis Team 1,23 Golf Team I,2.3,4g Swimming Team 3.4: Basketball Team 1.2 KAREN GATRELL - Student Council 1,21 Marching Band l,2,3,4g Jazz Band 3,4g Concert Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra 3,4g Drum Major 3,43 French Club 1,2 LAURIE GIPSON A Treasurer of Office Occupations 4 KATHY GLON - Science Club 43 Pep Club l,2,3,4g French Club 13 Yearbook Staff 3,4 BRIDGIT GOETT - Science Club 4g Yearbook Staff 41 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Track lg Basketball Team 11 Badminton Team 1,41 French Club l,2,3 DAVID GORDON - Science Club 3g Football Team 1,2,3,4g Basketball Team 1,2,3,4g Baseball Team 1,2g German Club 2 DEBBIE GORDON 119 DONOVAN GOSE CINDY GOTTSCHALK - Pep Club lg Hall Runner LIZA GRAHAM f Science Club 43 Choir l,2g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Cheerleader 2,3,43 French Club 2,3,45 Homecoming Queen 4 'eff :wyx Y 2 wa' Q' 'OF 'ev' I I Q 3 r, B 1 gap x egg? 35? 2 - .,.. f .- Q I 4 'Refrain If . FE ? RAY GRANT - Track Team l ANDREA GRETHEY KELLY HALIHAN - Concert Choir 3: Track Team lg Basketball Team lg Volleyball Team l,2.3.4 ff? SE IOR JOY THEIR LAST PRO NANCY HALL DIANE HAMMOND - Pep Club l,2,41 Choir Ig Hall Runner 3: German Club 3,4 RHONDA HANCOCK SCOTT HAN EY A ERIC HANSON 'A JWP Q Ne... 'ju--1' mum,-. GINGER HARWEGER - Marching Band l,2,3g Concert Band l,2,3,4g Flag Corps 4 l20 as 'TSP' fs sri? i MELINDA HAUSER - Pep Club l,2,3,4g Choir 1,233.43 French Club l.2,3,4 STUART HENDERSON -W Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Football Team l,2,3,43 Choir 1,21 Track Team 1,23 Basketball Team 1,23 Baseball Team 1 JULIE HENDRICKS KAMALA HENDRICKS - Science Club 43 Pep Club 43 Student Council 43 French Club 2g Freshman Vice- President 1 JULIA HENEBRY i Co-op 43 Pep Club li French Club 1 CAROLYN HENRY - Co-op 41 Volleyball 4 CURVIN HENRY - Office Helper 23 Hall Runner 23 Library Helper 2,3,43 Football Team 1 DAWNE HERMAN - Library Helper 2,3,43 Basketball Team 1,2343 Human Relations Club 1,2 SHAWNE HERMAN - Library Helper 1,2,3,43 Basketball Team 1,23 Human Relations Club 1,2 ANGLIA HERNDON - Choir 3 GENE HETZ f Football l,2,3,4g Choir 2 CHRIS HICKMAN - Co-op 3,43 Choir 1,23 Pep Club 13 National Honor Society 4g Softball Team 1,23 Spanish Club 1,2 121 BARB HIESTAND - National Honor Society 43 Symphonic Band 1,23 Marching Band 1,23 Drill Team 33 Choir 2,3,43 French Club 13233343 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Student Council 43 Golf Team 13 Swimming Team 1,2,3,43 Junior Class Vice-President 3 CASSANDRA HILL DAVID HILL JANEEN HODGSON - Swimming Team 13 Pep Club l,2,3,4 MARCY HOENIGES - National Honor Society 43 Drill Team 33 Science Club 33 Pep Club I,2,3,4Q French Club 1,2,3,43 Student Council 3,43 Homecoming Court 4 JOHN HOLCOMB 4 Choir 1,2 TRACIE HOLT - Co-op 3,43 Newspaper Staff 43 Track Team 2,4 CYNTHIA HOOG RANDY HUDSON DORIS HUNT - National Honor Society 43 Choir 1,23 Pep Club l,2,3 DEBORAH IMLAH - Choir 1,23 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Basketball Team 1,23 Badminton Team 3,43 Softball Team 1 CATHERINE IPSEN - Choir I,2,3,4, Swimming Team 1,2,3,43 Track Team 13 Softball Team 23 Volleyball Team 1 122 3'-I ,fir ,wss , -, v--:si I ,db gi ai? w ' bg 5, , igwm: . . f w I .la STEPHANIE IRELAND JEANETTE IRVIN - German Club l,2,3 CAROL ISHMAEL - Basketball Team 3 DENISE JACKSON - Choir l,2,3g Pep Club 33 Badminton Team 1,2 RONALD JACKSON - Football Team 2,3,4g Band I,2,3,4g German Club 2,3,4 THOMAS JAMES JULIE JENKINS DAN JOHNSON - Co-op 35 Tennis Team 3 CARLA JONES - Choir l,2,3,4g Pep Club 31 Badminton Team l,2,3,4 WESLEY JONES S Choir l,2,3,4 KIRSTEN KAISNER - National Honor Society 43 Band 1g Choir 2g French Club Zp Cheerleading l,2,3,4 Swimming Team l,2,3 CURTIS KELCH - Football Team l,2 123 LORI KEMP TINA KESSINGER CINDY KIBLER v Pep Club l,2,3,4g Pep Club President 4g Student Council l,2,3,4g French Club l,2,3g Junior Class President 33 Drill Team 3: National Honor Society 4: Choir 2g Band 1,23 Homecoming Court 4 BRUCE KIIVILER - Choir l,2 TARA KINDIG - Science Club 3,43 Choir 2 SCOTT KOCH - Football Team 21 Baseball Team l,2,3,4 STEVE KOLBUS - Basketball Team l,2,3,4g Baseball Team l,2 MICHAEL KUNTZ CURTISS LAFFERTY - Wrestling Team l,2 KATHY LANCASTER - Pep Club 1,2 LANCE LANE - Football Team 4g National Honor Society 4 BARBARA LEICHTENBERG - Pep Club I l24 455 K. 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French Club 31 National Honor Society 4 DOLORES MASTERS MADELYN MASTERS 125 MICHAEL MCCARTHY - Student Council 43 Swimming Team l,2,3,4 DEANNA MCCLURE - Co-op 3,4g Softball Team lg Office Helper l,2 LAURA MCCUEN ANGIE MCDONALD - Cheerleading I,2,3,4g French Club l,2g Pep Club 4 TIMOTHY MCDONALD - Football Team 2: Wrestling Team 43 Track Team 4 DAN MCGOWEN W Choir 1,2 4 0 S IOR FIGHT IORITI BRUCE MCGUIRE - Choir 1,2 KELLEY MCKEAN - Senior Class Treasurer 4g Swing Choir 41 National Honor Society TIM MCMEEKAN Y Football Team l,2g Baseball Team l,2,3,4 CATHY MEDLEY SUZANNE MEYER - Golf Team 3,4g Choir lg Pep Club I,2g Student Council I,4 JEFF MILLER - Pep Club 4g Tennis Team I,2g Basketball Team l,2,3,4g Marching Band l,2,3 l26 -, 1 ,-, Q, .,. -9111 , gtg , hw, .V 3 ry, h M af- f., 5 ' I . SCOTT MITCHEL - Track Team 21 Wrestling Team 1: Choir 3: Pep Club 1.2.3.-1: Football Team 1.2.3.4 DAN MOFFETT - Hall Runner 1,21 Newspaper Staff 4 SUSAN MON KE BRENDA MONTGOMERY DUNCAN MURRAY W Band 3,4g French Club 3.4g German Club 4: Science Club 4 IZUMI NAGASAWA - Exchange Student from Asahikawa, Japan THRO GHO T THEIR L YEAR LESLIE NEDDEN - Hall Runner 2.3: Choir 2,3,4 TODD NEWTON W Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Baseball Team lg Basketball Team 1,2,3,4 RUSS NOBLE - Newspaper Staff 4 LAURIE NOE GREGORY NOLL - Tennis Team 23 German Club l,2,3.4 KOJI NOMURA - Exchange Student from Asahikawa, Japan 127 DAN O'NEIL JIM ODONNELL - Football Team l.2,.3.4: Choir 21 Basketball Team l,2,3,4g Baseball Team l,2 REBECCA ONNEN - French Club l,2.3.4g Choir l.2,3,4g Art Club 3,41 School Play 3.4: Yearbook Staff 4 GERI ORENDORFF VALLERY OWEN LAURA OWENS BETH PARE f Pep Club l,2.3,-41 Swimming Team 1,21 Drill Team 3: Senior Class Secretary DEAN PARIS - Co-op 3 BRIAN PARKER - Science Club 3: Choir 2.3.41 Football Team l,2,3.4g Basketball Team l,2,3,4 TOM PARLETTE - Pep Club 3,41 Thespians 4 ANGIE PASSMORE f Choir l,2,3 STEPHEN PERKINS - Science Club 33 Barbershoppers 2,3,4g Choir 4 l28 .....-uv, f-'ne C25 is 4...-f I I 354 L MATT PHIFER - Choir lg Orchestra l,2,3,4 DAVID PHOENIX - Pep Club 41 Tennis Team l,2,3,4 RANDY PIERCY NANCY PINES - Tennis Team l,2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Choir I: Science Club 3,4 STACEY POKORNEY f Pep Club l,2,3,41 Cheerleading l,2,3,4g Student Council I MICHELLE POLSON - Swimming Team lg Softball Team 3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,4 EVERETT POPPINS GENDA POTTER - Science Club lg ,Pep Club lg Softball Team l,2,3,4g German Club 3,4g Baslketball Team 23 National Honor Society 4 MARK POWELL DEEON PRATHER ANNETTE PRESSLEY - Pep Club 3,4 CARMEN PROCHNOW - Choir l,2,3,4 129 TRACEY PRYOR f Pep Club l,2,3,4L Choir 2,3,4g French Club 2,3 DEINNIS PULLIAM TAMI RADKA JULIE RAIINWATER - Pep Club l,2,3: French Club 3g Swimming Team lg Choir l,2g Student Council 2,3 LEIGH RAYDON PENNY RECTOR --- Pep Club l,2g Student Council l,2,3,4g Choir l,2,3,4 WADE REINTHALER - Choir l,2g Football Team 23 Track Team lg Barbershoppers l CYNTHIA REMPEL Y Pep Club 2,3,4g Science Club 45 National Honor Society 4 TAM MI RETTIG - Band lg Volleyball l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,43 Softball l,2,3,4g Pep Club lg National Honor Society CONNIE RICE - Science Club 33 Pep Club l,2,4g National Honor Society 4 RENIA RICHARDSON - Choir l RON RIDDLE l30 PS9 ff, ,ww 1---ug 1a....a I K , 1 'I 5151 ,'.'+1',:c1 ff 3153, KEVIN RITTER - Science Club 4: German Club lg Exchange Student to Japan 2 SCOTT ROBERTS LYNNE ROBERTSON f Marching Band 1,23 Concert Band 1.23 Pep Club 1,21 Track Team 1,2.4: Cross Country Team 3.4 ANNETTE ROCHA KIMBERLY ROTH f Choir 1,2,3g Volleyball Team 1,21 Track Team 1 JOHN SCHALK - Science Club 4g German Club 1,2,3,4g Speech Team DEAN SCHNEIDER - Choir 1,2g Football Team 25 Track Team lg Baseball Team 1 KEN SCHROEDER - Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4g National Honor Society 45 Football Team l,2,3,4g Track Team 2,3,4g Mu Alpha Thefa 3,4g Homecoming King 4 GREG SCHUMAN - National Honor Society 43 German Club 1,2,3,4g Speech Team 2 SH EILA SCOTT - Track Team 1,2,3,4g Speech Team 2 STACEY SECHREST - Aegis 11 Concert Choir 2,3,4g French Club 23 Speech Team 2 JOSEPH SEEBAUER - Science Club 2,3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4 131 LISA SERGENT - Pep Club I,2.3.-4 LORI SHEPHERD DONNIE SHICKEL - Football Team I O TSTANDI G E IOR BECOME KEVIN SINGLETARY f Office Helper 3.4: Hall Runner 3.4 BAKER SMITH - Football I.2.3,4: Wrestling I. 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's Richard Veitengruber Judy Waite Becky Walden Jill Waldschmidt Paul Walls 155 SOPHS EAGERLY AWAIT PRGM Michael Walter John Ward Van Ware Greg Warmoth Terri Watkins --M J D 5 e ,fi it tt has S6 w ,wr , as W' 'Y ' fi.-M 'Q' V Monica Watts Julie Weber Jim Weis Sheila Welch Jill Wernsman J H1 iii, t K ff, lit 5 Q .. . fs! 8 iiii J a, J i X A , t M 'Ss nv' X 'kt-' ty. 3 X -ur A , Lf'-i '5t'f'Mwf9 ii i may 'av Charmele West Mary West Clay Wheeler Diane Wheeler Michelle Whelpley Angela White Kathy White Marty White Paul White Sheila Whitecotton Mark Whiteside yi ,E 1 .. QL X A ef' fi ,lb .f P '29 fu' .L X S 'X ta. X t tx e J Xt t f Noelle Whitsett James Williamson Gary Wilcox Raymond Wilmeth Trini Wiley Joe Wimp Casey Williams Cindy Wiser Jennifer Williams Ruth Witt Steven Wunder Shana Wurzburger Michelle Yoder Kim Zambell Robbin Zeschke 1 5 BR AN DG LEY 1966-1981 ,ff a tgg -',' if Q: W Little deeds of kindness, little words of love, Help to make earth happy like the heaven above. - Julia A.F. Carney, LITTLE THINGS Oh., dean dfamf ., helwilwqf Med Owe, Bhakzvumu 'dwg Mnad... We didm 6 lmewn in Arnfckvu when vue .pamedihmmin ihe. WML-' EW -,p if ff 'fu f s lw'1 RAIDERS ADD EW PIRIT W , .r, eww an.: -qw ,KK Bret Alexander Pam Allen Eliazar Almanza Don Ammerman Jim Anderson Jay Archer f 'P David Arnold Luis Arreola Dawn Ashenbremer Tonya Atkins Greg Augsburger Darl Austin I Mary Baker James Banks Julie Barkoviak Tammy Barnes Betsy Bavester Stephen Bayne ,ws Steve Becicka Patra Behary Linda Behrens Mike Bell Kristin Benson Rodney Blair Nancy Blandford Eric Bliss Georgie Boge Cheri Boothe Diana Boothe Tim Bradstreet L ff Chris Branom Amy Bray Angie Brewer Monty Brewer Cecilia Broon Rob Brownell Lisa Buckles Jamie Buckley Lee Burr Clarence Calhoun Homer Calhoun Jay Callahan ,..1,y,, pfgggx m ,-if - --,-ws,-.L , , 1 li- --'f frh5f1Qags,,a . .L,,, , i--J k ,T 4 i M ..,..-.av ,,1-0 J .If- , , , .111 N. ' little fra-Q 9- gy fi :P sn A SZ' 3 5 QW' X w 4 li. W .e ff if .lulie Callahan Victor Carmonu Scott Carnahan Don Carter Ron Carter Roger Chancellor Kim Casali Larry Chapman Sara Casson Tina Chaudain Kim Chamberlain Tim Clark LA 'f'::r' Eric Codding John Coghlan Diana Conder 2 ooi i x C 'iii , ix , y A my my . qlkl, g - ' Ti , ,' ' i Q 'W A 3 ii i Rosa Cornejo Mike Costello Heather Cornwell Kim Craig Rob Cornell Mike Connelly Teresa Correa Jamie Cronic Kim Crutcher Q Mike Daugherty Dan Davis Carrie Dawdy Karen Delaney O .f -9- ',-Q b-.... we A 4 QF: .M K. 1 4 ,,, N4 Yf' W as eps , qw, W I -,.- 'A '.:r ,J J f Mb. . Z J i nw, I 'QZZT' Q. -.N mxm J '55 if 3' K in tyyt Lynette Deiss Betsy Dickinson Kevin Dillener Scott Dolphin Marnie Doss Denise Doub ,ez Karen Dunbar William Duggon Beth Eckhardt Keith Eickenberg April Henson Randall Engel at , H 3' It A KL x. V Lori Erickson William Evans Kevin Fleming Dennis Flynn Jeff Foley Jeanette Foster ,1- .- 3 wr W '.'e Q Q.. QT? 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FACE HBIG TI M T BH s '1 if 1, iiiv 'W , , N 6 Q 9 f i'Z?'V X L th .VI ,gk , IF Sh' Ii iii Wendy Kusmaul Scott Lane Jim Lauder Julie Lawyer Kelli Leach Stacy Ledbetter AL JoAnne Lembke Louis Littell Amy Logan Mari Luna Dawn Maaks Dan Marshal Donna Marshall George Martinez Tina Maxedor Jerome McDonald Sandra McGrath Marcy McKean t it . Kim McMullen Brian McMulty Laura Mecum Eric Medley Tami Meister Jeff Menken K! ,f ,. 'Q-. ii ljjlg I 1 99' Rosa Meredith Velma Montenegro Diane Merritt Diane Morrissey Kris Meyer Maria Mowery Ima Miramantes Jim Mundt Alan Moffitt Cathy Murphy Kathy Monke Arnold Murrell 'L' L A if 3 A fig' an 'I,,'1'?V l l Q.. 4 4 1 1 1 jg, t 'il S isis. I jg A M gif. 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RINGER 5- SLAVENS COLLECTION AGENCY ALLEN S R CAROLYN CBROWNJ WARE Aavik, Helen - 148 Abels, Anne - 113, 103 Adams, Matthew - 148 Alexander, Brett - 71, 83, 159 Alexander, Patricia - 32, 148, 97 Barekman, Rebecca - 113 Barger, Susan - 51, 57, 62, 148 Barker, Nancy - 114, 103 Barkoviak, Jacqueline - 72, 114 Barkoviak, Joseph - 32, 114, 138 Barkoviak, Julie - 159, 92 Barnes, Diana - 148 Barnes, Tammy - 159 Barr, Valerie - 36, 50, 138 Barrowes, Thomas - 138 Breen, Timothy - 53, 148 Brewer , Angela - 53, 159 Brewer, Marty - 115 Brewer, Monty - 159 Brewer, Tracy - 30, 55, 148 Bridges, Eric - 42, 138 Bridges, Steven - 68, 69, 72 Britter, Kenneth - 68 Brooks, Bruce W- 148 Brookshier, Diana - 148, 94 Allen, Carol - 113 Allen, Courtney - 32, 89, 90, 138 Allen, Pam - 159 Allen, Whitney - 29, 68, 113, 84 Bartlett, Royce - 72, 138 Batty, Steven - 72, 138 Bavester, Betsy - 159 Baxter, Julie - 60, 103, 138 Brown, Cecilia - 159 Brown, Brown, Brown, Almanza, Eliazar - 159 Alsman, Allen - 113, 73 Altes, Raymond - 138 Ament, Jon - 36, 51, 58, 113, 103 Ammerman, Donald - 159 Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Cassandra - 148 Doug - 138 Ivan - 148 Bayne, Douglas - 71 Bayne, Stephen - 31, 56, 78, 159 Bean, Mark - 36, 148 Becika, Steven - 159 Becker, John - 148, 73 Beehn, Jon - 114 Behary, Michael - 138 Behairy, Patra - 159 Brown, J Darla - 115, 175 Douglas - 115 Elizabeth - 29, 36, 139 ulie - 50, 148 Brownell, Robert - 32, 53, 159 Chamberlain, Robin - 149 Chancellor, Roger - 71, 83, 160 Chapman, Denzel - 71, 160 Chaudoin, Tina - 31, 139 Chestney, Stacy - 30, 139 Childers, Scott - 116 Clark, Timothy - 71, 160 Cleaver, William - 29, 56, 57, 59, 69, 139 Cleinmark, Ken - 139 Clem, Lisa - 116 Cline, Robin - 149 Coats, Harlan - 71 Cochran, Jeff- 139 Cochran, Robert - 139 Codding, Eric - 72, 160 Anderson, James - 67, 83, 159 Anderson, Jerry - 83 Anderson, Karen - 113, 103 Anderson, Terri - 113 Anliker, Carolyn - 29, 57, 61, 62, 138, 103 Archer, Jay - 32, 159 Armstrong, Thomas - 14, 70, 82, 148, 84 Arnold, David - 159 Arnold, Mary - 29, 48, 57, 62, 113, 175, 103 Arreola, Francisco - 148 Arreola, Luis - 159 Arthur, Patrick - 138 Ashenbremer, Dawn - 159 Ashenbremer, Kenneth - 113 Asper, Alan - 138, 97, 103 Atkins, Debbie - 30, 148 Atkins, Tonya - 159 Atkins, Tracey - 148, 94 Aufforth, Charlene - 148 Augsburger, Gregory - 159 Augsburger, Matthew - 138 Austin, Carl - 159 Babb, Aaron - 148 Babb, Dan - 138 Behrens, Linda - 159 Bell, Todd - 71, 83, 159 Belmar, Larry - 114 Bennett, Richard - 32, 61, 138, 103 Benson, Kristin - 44, 111, 159 Bentley, William - 114 Berger, Joy - 30 Bernstein, Douglas - 32 Bernstein, Jill - 114 Berry, Brian - 34, 148, 98, 99 Beverly, Angela - 138 Buckles, Lisa - 159 Buckley, Jami - 31, 55, 159 Bui, Tho 4- 139 Bullard, Melissa - 139 Bullard, Morgan - 148 Burch, Steven - 148 Burchett, Georgina - 139 Burda, Jim - 62, 139, 99, 98 Burgess, Pamela - 148 Burns, Micheal - 70, 148 Burns, Stephen - 68, 74, 115, 1 Burr, Brian - 115, 103 Burr, Frank - 139 Burr, Lee - 159 Burris, Penny - 139 Bush, Jeanine - 36, 148 Butler, Julia - 103, 115 Coe, Ben - 116 Coghlan, Corinne - 32, 71, 86, 139 Coghlan, John - 160 Colclasure, Cheryl - 29, 116 Colclasure, Kathy - 30, 55, 149 Collins, Synthia - 30, 149 Conder, Diana - 160 Connelly, Michael - 72 Cook, David - 29, 56, 59, 116 Cook, Jayne - 30, 139 Cook, Matthew - 149 Cook, Thomas - 149 Coon, Kathleen - 149 Coontz, John - 72, 149, 83 Coontz, Paula - 41, 116 Cooper, Shawn - 149 Coppenbarger, Ron - 117 Bill, Katherine - 89, 114, 103 Billig, Gregory - 68, 138 Billington, Julie - 50, 138 Bishop, James - 148 Black, Deryl - 138 Blair, Rodney - 159 Blake, Daniel - 51, 58, 114, 103 Blandford, Nancy - 159 Bledsoe, Glenn - 72, 138 Bliss, Eric - 71, 159 Bobbit, Joan - 114 Boeckmann, Beth - 62, 87, 114, 103 Butzirus, Brad - 24, 45, 148 Buzick, Debra - 139 Buzick, Michael- 115 Calhoun, Clarence - 159 Calhoun, Homer - 71, 82, 159 Calhoun, Martha - 139 Callahan, Harry - 159 Callahan, Julie - 50, 160 Cornejo, Adalberto - 149 Cornejo, Rosa - 160 Cornwell, Heather - 31, 32, 160 Cornwell, Robbie - 160 Cornwell, Shawna - 29, 103, 157 Correa, Teresa - 160 Costello, Michael - 160 Cotton, Kathleen - 117 Cotton, Kimberly - 117 Cowans, Anita - 139 Crabtree, Greg - 149 Bach, Elizabeth - 30, 61, 62, 66, 148 Bailey, James - 50, 138, 85, 103 Bailey, John - 148 Bailey, Tracy - 138 Bains, Tonya - 113 Baker, Dean - 138 Baker, Mary - 159 Baker, Phillip - 113 Baker, Ronald - 148 Baker, Stacy - 29, 138 Baller, James - 138 Ballinger, Paul - 138 Banks, Barbara - 29, 138 Banks, Georgia - 29, 138 Banks, James - 71, 83, 159 Bansch, Julie - 62, 138 Boge, Georgie - 53, 62, 89 Boland, Cecilia - 138 Boothe, Cheri - 32, 50, 62, 159 Boothe, Cynthia - 51, 138, 103 Boothe, Diana - 50, 111, 159 Borders, Anne - 50, 60, 114, 103 Borman, Michele - 60, 138 Born, Julia - 115 Botkin, Alice - 138 Bova, Kristal - 148, 100 Bowers, Kurt- 48, 61, 62, 67, 138, 103 Bowman, Kevin - 138 Bowsher, Karen - 148, 115 Brackney, David - 68, 138 Bradford, Beth - 138 Bradford, William - 138 Bradstreet, Patricia - 60, 115 Bradstreet, Timothy - 24, 159 Brady, Lisa - 31, 148 Brandt, Lori - 53, 89, 148 Branion, Michael - 32, 51 Branom, Christine - 53, 89, 159, 97 Bray, Amy - 159 Bray, Angela - 115, 103 Cameron, Terry - 139 Camp, Joyce -- 174 Campbell, Cheryl - 29, 116 Campbell, Shawn - 30, 88, 148, 94 Cannon, Bart - 68, 116 Cantrell, Juanita - 148 Carlin, Leigh - 139, 103 Crabtree, James - 139 Craig, Kimberly - 160 Crawford, Christine - 117 Crites, Teresa - 29 Cronic, Jamie - 160 Crutcher, Gary - 149 Crutcher, Gilbert - 25, 39, 6 Crutcher, Kim - 160 32, 53, 57, 8, 139 Carlin, James - 148 Carman, Jennifer - 50, 139 Carmany, Cynthia - 89, 148 Carmona, Victor - 160 Carnahan, Scott - 160 Carpen ter, Kenneth - 149 Carr, Richard - 149 Carroll, Misty - 149 Carter, Brenda - 139 Carter, Donald - 160 Carter, Ronald - 160 Casali, Kim - 160 Casey, Rebecca - 149 Casson, Sara - 160 Cave, Gregory - 116 Chamberlain, Kim - 31, 160 Chamberlain, Lauri - 116 Cully, Scott - 103, 139 Cummings, Dawn - 149 Curry, Paul - 139 Curtis, Todd - 139 Daily, Michael - 117 Daugherty, Dennis - 45, 149 Daugherty, Michael - 160 Daugherty, Patricia - 117 Davis, Daniel - 160 Davis, Dorothy - 149 Davis, Janet - 139 Davis, John - 17, 29, 56, 117 179 Davis, Laura - 30, 149 Dawdy, Carrie - 160 Dawson, Lisa - 117 Day, Kelly - 29, 57, 59, 103, 117 Decker, Laura - 15, 29, 60, 111 Deffenbaugh, Robin - 117, 103 Deiss, Donna - 31, 50, 53 Deiss, Lynette - 97 Delaney, Karen - 31, 50, 160 Dennison, Stephanie - 139 Depew, Wiley - 149 Devine, Donald - 139 Devine, Ronald - 139 Fessler, Mark - 73, 103, 140 Fessler, Michelle - 53, 103, 140 Fincham, Kristy - 118 Finley, Gregory - 118 Fischer, Wesley - 118 Fisher, Scott - 140 Fisher, William - 29, 42, 57, 118 Fleming, Kevin - 161 Fleming, Tina - 140 Florence, Kenneth - 51, 56, 118 Flynn, Dennis - 32, 83, 161 Fotjik, Kim - 140 Foley, Jeffery - 31, 56, 71, 161 Gottschalk, Timothy - 150 Grady, Cindy - 150 Graham, Elizabeth - 15, 50, 53, 63, 103, 120, 175 Grant, Diana - 161 Grant, Guy - 78, 140 Grant, Lisa - 140 Grant, Lula - 161 Grant, Ray - 120 Greenwald, Christine - 50, 150 Greenwald, Laurie - 29, 50, 140 Greiner, Rita - 30, 97, 140 Grethey, Andrea - 120 Hetz, Gene - 25, 39, 68, 103, 121 Diaz, Leticia - 149 Dickinson, Elizabeth - 50, 161, 97 Dickinson, James - 103, 139 Foote, Victoria - 29, 57, Foreman, Robert- 114 Foster, Jeanette - 161 140 Dickson, Craig - 149 Dickson, Kevin - 48, 103, 139 Dolphin, Scott - 78, 161 Donaldson, Bonnie - 139 Donnelly, Ramona - 139 Dooley, Stefanie - 62, 89, 139 Doss, Marnie - 31, 161 Dotts, Lavonne - 139, 149 Doub, Denise - 31, 161 Doud, William - 68, 118 Downen, Michael - 63, 139 Downen, Troy - 70 Downs, David - 139 Duerfeldt, Lisa - 139 Duggon, William - 161 Dunbar, Karen - 31, 72, 161 Dunham, Robert - 67, 118, 84, 103 Durbin, Clayton - 149 Durbin, Judy - 149 Durham, Lisa - 55, 149 Eardie, Tim - 149 Eberhardt, Michael - 149 Eckhardt, Elizabeth - 32, 161 Edlund, Sherry - 55, 103, 139 Edwards, Mary - 86, 149 Edwards, Pamela - 49, 53, 103, 140 Efaw, David - 73, 140 Eickenberg, Brett - 140, 161 Eickenberg, Karen - 94 Eickcnberg, Keith - 32, 73 Emmett, Angela - 140 Engel, Randall- 71, 161 Fraker, Matthew - 83 Frank, Michael- 161 Freehill, Marta - 29, 119 Freeman, Deborah - 32, 50, 161 Freiman, Thomas - 161 Freytag, James - 73, 119 Fries, Denise - 161 Frisch, Clarence - 161 Frisch, John - 72, 82, 149 Fry, Karen - 51, 149 Frye, Richard - 119 Griffin , Cynthia - 32, 140 Griffin, Jo - 140 Griffin, Julie - 140 Griggs, Karen - 29, 140 Griggs, Kelly - 31, 161 Grogg, Keith, 32, 53, 161 Gross, Jerry - 161 Gross, Jodie - 150 Guimond, Michael - 67, 140 Gullett, Tina - 140 Gullett, Tobi - 161 Hendricks, William - 150 Henebry, Julia - 121, 103 Henery, Elaine - 162 Henry, Carolyn - 121 Henry, Curvin - 121 Henry, Gregory - 151 Henson, April - 161 Henson, Jeffrey - 30, 51, 56, Henson, Tammy - 55, 151 Herald, Karen - 31, 151 Hering, Daniel - 140 Herman, Dawn -- 121 Herman, Shawne - 121 Herndon, Anglia - 121 Hess, Cara - 151 151 Heuerman, William - 50, 162 Hickman, Christine - 36, 121 Hickman, Robert- 141 Hickman, Steven - 151 Hiestand, Barbara - 50, 53, 62, 86, 103, 122 Hildebrandt, Joy - 162 Hileman, Thomas - 15, 68 Hill, Cassandra - 122 Hill, David - 122 Hill, Stephen - 141 Fryer, Michael - 161 Fryer, Russel - 150 Fulks, Ketra - 161 Fulks, Todd - 140 Fulton, Lynn - 53, 86, 140 Fults, Natalie - 150 Fultz, Kelly - 140 Hacker, Charles - 70 Hacker, Dawn - 150 Hackman, Jeffrey - 150 Hafley, Dianne - 140 Hafley, Michelle - 161 Hinchee, Donna - 62, 151 Hinrichs, Patricia - 100, 15 Hippenstele, Tom - 103 Hitch, Bruce - 162 Hoback, Kenneth - 162 Hodges, Angela - 141 Hodgson, Janeen - 50, 122 1 Fultz, Tiffany - 31, 161 Funk, Daren - 119 Funk, John - 72, 119 Gaines, Sharon - 140 Galvin, Patricia - 140 Gant, Anita - 161 Garman, John - 150 Gatrell, Karen - 32, 103, 119 Geary, Tina - 161 Gesell, Tracy - 89 Giermann, Dale - 150 Gilliam, Richard - 161 Gillies, Dan - 150 Gillispie, Alice - 140 Halihan, Kelly - 120 Halihan, Patric - 150 Hall, Nancy - 120 Hall, Roy - 161 Hall, Tonia - 140 Hamm, Christopher - 32, 72, 161 Hamm, Timothy - 140 Hammerquist, Kathyrne - 50, 94, 150 Hammitar, Benny - 150 Hammond, Diane - 120 Hancock, Rhonda - 120 Haney, Scott - 120 Hanson, Craig - 140 Hanson, Eric - 103, 120 Harbaugh, David - 150 Harbaugh, John - 161 Harris, Deborah - 150 Hoeniges, Marcelle - 15, 49, 50, 62 63, 103, 122 Hoeniges, Martin - 151 Hoffman, Ted - 29, 65, 141 Holcomb, John - 122 Holcomb, Kris - 51, 151 Holder, Jennifer - 14, 59, 100, 151 Erdman, Erickson Erickson Etchison Jerald -- 1 18 , Andrew - 140 , Lorraine - 55, 161 , Jeanette - 30, 149 Etherton, Donald - 29, 1 18 Evans, Randy - 140 Evans, William - 161 Gipson, Laurie - 36, 103 Glasscock, Dale - 150 Glasscock, Sandra - 140 Glaub, Lenny - 140 Glennon, David - 32, 71, 161 Glon, Kathy - 60, 103, 1 Glover, Daphne - 32, 55 Goergen, John - 71, 161 Goett, Bridget - 60, 119 Goett, Duncan - 150 Goldberg, Michael - 32, 19 58, 73, 150 Harris, Geoffrey - 150 Harris, Rosie - 150 Harris, Sally - 89, 96, 97, 150 Fairbanks, Jami - 149 Fannin, Robin - 118 Farlee, James - 15, 29, 44, 56, 118, 171 Fassett, Erik - 118 Fenton, Kathryn - 149 Fenton, Timothy - 140 Ferguson, Darbi - 30, 51, 59, 62, 100, 149 180 Gloeash, Gregory Goodrich, Aaron Goodwin, Nancy Gordon, Cynthia - 161 - 150 - 140 - 161 Gordon, David - 13, 68, 74, 84, Gordon, Debra - 119 Gordon, Ernest - 150 Gordon, James - 68, 70, 140 Gose, Donovan - 120 Harsha, Kristi - 32, 162 Hartmann, Richard - 31, 162 Harvey, Cinda - 140 Harweger, Clint- 71, 83, 162 Harweger, Ginger - 120, 172 Hasty, Kimberly - 55, 162 Hauptman, James - 39, 140 Hauser, Melinda - 29, 57, 103, 121 Hawkey, Angela - 140 Hayes, Ellen - 50, 89, 162 Hays, Edward - 162 Hays, Kimberly - 94, 150 Hays, William - 72, 162 Hazard, Lisa - 94, 140 Healea, John - 150 Heinz, Richard - 162 Henderson, Stuart - 68, 121 Hendricks, Julie - 121 Holloway, Lance - 162, 83 Holstein, Peter - 51, 151 Holt, Tracie - 122 Hoog, Barbara - 141 Hoog, Cynthia - 122 Hoog, Jennifer - 141 Hoog, Richard - 70, 151 Hopkins, Stephen - 151 Hopper, Amy - 151 Hopper, Julie - 30, 44, 62, 111, 151 Hosea, David - 162 Houchin, Kevin - 151 Houck, Henery - 162 House, Pat - 141 Hovendon, Todd - 73 Howard, Dora - 32, 53, 151 Howard, Don - 151 Howard, Eileen - 31, 162 Howard, Nick - 74 Gottschalk, Cynthia - 120 Hendricks, Kamala - 62, 121, 174 Howard, Tonya - 31, 162 Howard, William - 162 Hoye, Chris - 31, 162 Hoyland, Tonya - 141 Hsu, Winnie - 141 Huddleston, Diana - 38 Huddleston, Jerry - 162 Hudson, Elizabeth - 44, 62, Hudson, Randy - 122 Huff, Bryan - 74, 141 Huffman, Traci - 88, 151 Hughes, Dana - 151 Hume, John - 162 Hummer, Lori - 29, 141 151 uver, David - 32, 83, 142 Hunt, Cathy - 62, 162 Hunt, Doris - 103, 122 Hunt, Steve - 141 Hunter, Paul - 151 Hunoker, Stacey - 32, 89, 162 Hutson, Robert -- 141 1-lutson, Scott - 141 Hyong, Nam - 151 Ijams, Scott - 32, 151 Imhoff, William - 162 111 141 Joslin, Jill- 62, 89, 90, 103, , Juhler, John - 68, 141 Jumper, Tim - 152 Junella, George - 141 Kaisner, Erica - 152, 100 Kaisner, Kirsten - 15, 103, 101, 111, 123 Kamischke, Klaus - 141 Kammler, Dana - 89, 142 Keefa 111,142 Imlah, Debbie - 88, 103, 122 Imlah, Denise - 51, 88, 162 Ipsen, Cathy - 29, 86, 122 Ireland, Stephanie - 23, 32, 122 Irvin, Jeanette - 123 Ishmael, Carol - 123 Ishmael, Cathy - 29, 141, 151 Ishmael, Debbie - 94 Jackson, Cathy - 29, 141 Jackson, Denise - 36, 123 Jackson , John - 32, 53, 162 Jackson, Lisa - 101, 162 Jackson Jackson , Michael - 60, 151 , Ron -- 68,123,151 Jacob, David - 141 James, Brian - 151 James, Kim -- 30, 55 James, Randy - 70, 83, 151 James, Tom - 123 Jasper, Don - 162 Jasper, Hazel - 151 Jasper, Mary - 31 Jenkins, Julie - 29, 123 Jenkins, Marilyn - 162 Jenks, Jenks, John - 151 Mary - 162 Jennings, Pat - 162, 99 Jensen, Jerelyn - 32, 50, 151 Jespen, William - 141 Keeran, David - 32, 83, 142 Kehr, Desiree - 142 Keist, Jeannie - 142 Kelch, Curtis - 15, 123 Keller, Randy - 152 Kelley, Karen - 152 Kemp, Lori - 36, 125 Kemp, Mark - 163 Kemp, Rhonda - 142 Kennet, Greg - 71, 83, 99, 162 Kennet, Jon - 51, 70, 82, 83, 152 Kerrick, Bernard - 142 Kessinger, Tina - 124 Kibler, Cynthia - 15, 50, 62, 103 124, 130 1 Kibler, Stephen Kidwell, Kristie -- 32, 62, 67, 162 - 142 Kiley, John - 83 Kimler, Bruce - 124 Kindig, Katherine - 50, 103, 124, 170 King, Cindy -- 162 King, Edward - 82, 163 King, George - 30, 45, 55 King, Greg - 29, 142 King, Mark - 32, 103, 142 Kins, George - 152 Kinsella, Sherri - 163 Kirkwood, Earnest -- 82 Kissel 1, Ann - 32, 152 Kissell, Paul - 56, 88, 99 Klawitter, Kari - 53, 142 Kletz, Troy - 152 Knapp, Michael - 152 Knoth, Steven - 162 Koch, Scott - 29, 124 Jerde, Deana - 151 Jipp, Tandy - 162 Johnson, Brad - 78, 141 Johnson, Mike - 151 Johnson, Cory - 99, 151 Johnson, Craig - 72, 83, 162 Johnson, Dan - 123 Johnson, Dan - 151 Johnson, Gary - 141 Johnson, Karen - 101, 151 Johnson, Karol - 90, 141 Johnson, Ken - 141 Johnson, Linda - 29 Johnson, Matt - 73, 151 Johnston, Michael - 141 Jones, Carla - 29, 103, 123 Jones, Joseph - 151 Jones, J ulie - 151 Jones, Paula - 30, 152 Jones, Tawanda - 101, 162 Jones, Wesley - 29, 123 Jordan, Brian - 162 Jordan, David - 30, 152 Jordan, David - 141 Jordan, Lyle - 70 Koch, Therese - 142 Koch, Todd - 162 Koester, Greg - 32, 142 Kohl, Jeffery - 67, 163 Kolbus, Steven - 74, 103, 124 Krieg, Leslie - 31, 32, 163 Kuhn, Roger - 152 Kuntz, Michael - 124 Kusmaul, Wendy - 32, 50, 63, Kuykendoll, Darla Lafever, Tina - 31, 152 Lafferty, Curtiss - 124 Laffey, Eric - 68, 142 Lancaster, Kathy - 36, 124 Lane, David - 70, 82, 152 Lane, Lance - 68, 103, 124 Lane, Lauren - 50, 63, 89, 152 Lane, Scott - 163 101 Langoff, Janet - 142 Langhoff, Jeff - 152 Lapan, Eric - 152 Lapan, Roberta - 30, 86, 90, 93, 96, 152 Laudeman, Kirk - 52, 142 Lauder, James - 71, 163 Laughlin, Gregory - 103, 142 Lawyer, Julie - 163 Leach, Kelli- 163 Learned, Candace - 152 Ledbetter, Stacy - 88, 92, 94, 163 Lee, Dennis - 52, 103, 142 Leichtenberg, Barbara - 124 Leipold, Jamie - 152 Lembke, Joanna - 163 Lemons, Aroni - 30, 152 Lenhardt, Jeffery - 125 Levinsky, Ninamarie - 142 Lewis, Diane - 152 Liliequist, Catherine - 94, 152 Litherland, April - 29, 60, 142 Littell, Louis - 32, 163 Locke, Timothy - 125 Lockwood, Bradley - 152 Locsin, Mary - 94, 125 Locsin, Roger - 142 Logan, Amy - 32, 53, 163 Logsdon, Bradley - 125 Logsdon, Colleen - 142 Logsdon, Susan - 152 Lohmeyer, Sondra - 44, 50, 147 Loughran, Kathleen - 89 Lovell, Kristie - 50, 62, 142 Lucas, Christopher - 67, 103, 142 Lukoskie, Karen - 32, 152 Lukoskie, Lynne - 50, 125 Luna, Maria - 163 Lusher, Sue - 142 Maaks, Dawn - 50, 86, 163 Mackenzie, William - 125 Mammen, Jeffery - 142 Mammen, Pamela - 125 Manahan, Michele - 52, 62, 89, 103, Mann, Thomas - 125 Manuel, Jeffery - 142 Marcum, Marguerite - 50, 62 Marlett, Debra - 125 Marshall, Donna - 163 Marshall, Daniel - 163 Martinez, George - 78, 163 Martini, Maria - 84, 152 Mason, Tara - 103, 125 Massa, Robert- 152 Masters, Dolores - 103, 125 Masters, Madelyn - 36, 103, 125 Matheny, Anna - 30, 152 Matthews, Michelle - 142 Mattocks, Danny - 142 Mattson, Dawnette - 142 Maxedon, Tina - 163 McCarthy, Michael- 62, 67, 73, 103, 126 McClure, Deanna - 126 McCoy, Patricia - 94, 152 McCuen, Laura - 103, 126 McDonald, Angela - 50, 126 McDonald, Jerome - 78, 163 McDonald, Timothy - 78, 84, 126 McGivney, Sean - 124 McGowen, Daniel - 126 McGrath, Sandra - 86, 163 McGuire, Bruce - 126 McKean, Kelly - 29, 57, 59, 103, 111, 126 McKean, Marcy - 32, 101, 163 McMasters, Jimmy - 142 McMcekan, Timothy - 126 McMullen, Kenneth - 32, 71, 83, 163 McNulty, Brian - 71, 83, 163 McRoberts, Laura - 142 Mears, Eldon - 68, 142 Mecham, Gary - 142 Mecum, Laura - 163 Medley, Catherine - 126 Medley, Eric - 163 Medley, Mark - 142 Meece, Pam - 142 Meister, Leigh - 32, 53, 62 Meister, Tami - 163 Melgosa, Lisa - 153 Menke, Kathy - 163 Menken, Jeffrey - 99, 163 Menken, Michael - 153 Menken, Paul - 143 Menken, Steven - 153 Meredith, Rosa - 163 Merritt, Diane - 163 Meyer, Kristin - 24, 33, 72, 97, 163 Meyer, Suzanne - 53, 62, 103, 126 Mikulecky, Ann - 153 Miller, Brett - 70, 153 Miller, Diana - 153 Miller, Emma - 143 Miller, Jeffrey - 74, 103, 126 Miller, Karen - 30, 143 Miller, Rhonda - 143 Mills, Jeffrey - 126 Mink, Michael - 152 Miramontes, Irma - 94, 163 Mitchell, Gail - 153 Mitchell, Jeffrey - 30, 68, 127 Moffett, Dan - 127 Moffitt, Alan - 61, 71, 99, 163 Moffitt, Timothy - 83, 153 Mohr, Robert - 143 Monahan, Todd - 153 Monke, Kathryn - 88, 94 Monke, Susan - 127 Monkman, Carolyn - 153 Montenaro, Frank - 68, 143 Montenegro, Velma - 163 Montgomery, Brenda - 127, 143 Moore, Edward - 153 Moore, Jeffrey - 153 Moore, Kimberly - 32, 143 Moore, Marshall - 29 Morgan, Jamie - 143 Morkin, Michael - 48, 49, 61, 99, 103, 143 Morris, Cheryl - 29, 90, 94, 143 Morrissey, Diana - 163 Mote, John - 51 Mowery, Patricia - 62, 163 Mundt, James - 163 82, 83, 153 Mungo, Joe - 71, Murphy, Amy - 143 Murphy, Catherine - 31, 163 Murphy, Mary - 143 Murray, Duncan - 32, 103, 127 181 153 Murrell, Arnold - 163 Murrell, Debra - 153 Murrell, Lisa - 143 Musgrave, Denise - 31, 164 Musgrave, Michael- 164 Myrick, Lea - 31, 164 Nagasawa, Izumi - 29, 127 Nathan, Sharon - 55, 153 Nave, Annette - 51, 153 Neal, Joel - 32, 153 Neal, Marsha - 164 Neal, Michael- 71, 83, 164 Nedden, David - 164 Nedden, Leslie - 29, 127 Newton, Todd - 74, 127 Nicholas, Roosevelt - 153 Nickel, Kristine -- 143 Nickum, Gregory - 72 Nickum, Paulette - 143 Nixon, Eric - 70, 98, 99, 153 Noble, Russell - 127 Noe, Laurie - 127 Noll, Gregory - 127 Nomura, Koji - 46, 127 Nordine, Richard - 164 Novotny, Joseph - 32, 73, 99, 164 Novotny, Lorree - 62, 86, 103, 143 Nowlin, Connie - 31, 164 Nowlin, Tina - 164 O'Neill, Daniel - 128 Odonnell, James - 68, 69, 74, 103, 127 Odonnell, Thomas - 71, 83, 164 Olsen, Jill - 32, 94 Olson, Karen - 88, 143 O'Neal, Dexter - 31, 164 Oneil, Douglas - 68, 103, 143 Oneil, Janet - 32, 86, 153 Onnen, Eric - 52, 164 Onnen, Rebecca -- 29, 60, 62, 128 Orendorff, Geralyn - 128 Ortiz, Carlos - 143 Ortleb, George - 143 Otolski, Lance - 68, 72, 103, 143 Parlette, Kathryn - 53, 143 Parlette, Thomas - 128 Parlier, Lisa - 154, 164 Parrish, Donya - 143 Passmore, Angela - 128 Pate, Cheryl - 153 Patel, Jay - 31, 57, 164 Patterson, Karen - 153 Patton, Matthew - 78, 83, 164 Pawson, Robert - 164 Payton, Leanna - 164 Peavler, Wayne - 164 Perkins, Michele Perkins, Rhonda Perkins, Stephen - sv, 90, 97, 153 - 29, 9o,94, 143 - 29, 56, 128 Perry, Bryson - 83, 164 Perry, Tony - 29 Perschall, Bobbi - 153 Perschall, Jeffrey - 164 Perschall, Tina - 103, 143 Peterson, Amy - 53, 164 Peterson, Bradley - 30, 99, 153 Peterson, Christopher - 48, 56, 103, 162 Peterson, Kristi -- 100, 153 Pettigrew, Tony - 164 Pfister, William - 32, 164 Pherigo, Mike - 164 Phifer, Matthew - 29, 32, 57, 129 Phifer, Shara - 30, 53, 88, 153 Phillips, Amy - 55, 164 Phillis, Nancy - 21, 60, 143 Philpott, Elizabeth - 103, 143 Phipps, Shawn - 143 Phoenix, Bonnie - 50, 143 Phoenix, David - 103, 129 Piatt, Penny - 153 Piercy, Randall - 129 Piker, Robert- 143 Piker, Thomas - 71, 164 Pines, Nancy - 89, 103, 129, 174 Ploense, Steven - 153 Pod, Mark - 164 Pokorney, Stacey Polson, Michelle -103,129 -129 Polson, William - 32, 162 Polzin, Michael - 103, 143 Popejoy, Bradd - 37, 56, 71, 78, 164 Poppins, Everett - 129 Poston, Ladonna Potter, Genda - Potts, Melinda -- 52, 143 55, 164 Porter, Robert - Porter, Sharon - - 31, 164 61, 94, 95, 103, 129 Outlaw, Timothy - 164 Owen, Jill - 153 Owen, Mike - 18, 164 Owen, Trefan - 78, 164 Owen, Vallery - 128 Owens, Laura - 128 Powell, Mark - 129 Powell, Tina - 164 Prather, Deeon - 129 Pressley, Mary - 129 Price, Deshona - 153 Price, Jerry - 143 Prochnow, Carmen - 129 Profilet, Robert - 32, 72, 103, 143 Prunty, James - 153 Pryor, Jodi - 143 Padgett, David - 99, 153 Parc, Elizabeth - 111, 128, 175 Parido, Mary - 143 Paris, Becky - 153 Paris, Dean - 128 Parker, Brian - 29, 68, 128 Parker, Julia - 164 Parlen, Cindy - 153 Parlette, John - 164 182 Pryor, Julie - 32, 153 Pryor, Tracy - 130 Pulliam, Dennis - 130 Purkey, Scott - 164 Quillen, James - 164 Quinn, Carla - 153 Raber, Edward - 32, 164 Rademaker, Dawn - 143 Radka, Tami - 130 Raffety, Sherri - 30 Rainwater, Julie - 53, 62, 130, 153, 172 Rainwater, Timothy - 71, 83, 165 Ramsey, Kimberly - 154 Randall, Elizabeth - 89, 144 Randolph, Julie - 61, 89, 144 Rasmus, Dawn - 90, 144 Ratcliffe, Jeffrey - 71, 78, 154 Rawlings, Judy - 165 Raydon, Leigh - 130 Raymond, Dawn - 32, 51, 94, 154 Read, James - 165 Read, Julie - 144 Rector, Ann - 29, 59, 62, 103, 130, 175 Reichart, Andrea - 32, 89, 154 Reichart, Derek - 68, 144 Reilly, Stephen - 34, 63, 144 Reimer, William - 144 Reiner, Susan - 154 Reinthaler, Wade - 130 Remmers, Philip - 70, 82, 154 Rempel, Cynthia - 103, 130 Renfroe, Tammy - 144 Rettig, Tammi - 88, 90, 94, 95, 103, 130 Revis, Jody - 165 Rewuis, Robin - 165 Riblet, Jeffrey - 83, 165 Rice, Connie - 103, 130 Rice, Dearick - 154 Richards, Daniel - 144 Richards, Diana - 30, 51, 154 Richardson, Gwen - 97 Richardson, Renee - 130 Riddle, Ronnie - 130 Rider, Natalie - 165 Riley, Julie -- 165 Ringel, James - 165 Ringer, Andrew - 32, 62, 71, 165 Ringer, Leland - 83, 144 Rink, Martin - 73, 144 Rink, Monte - 68, 70, 73, 154 Ritter, Kevin - 131 Ritter, Laura - 31, 50, 165 Rivera, Carlos - 165 Rivera, Gilbert - 144 Robb, Charles - 68, 78, 144 Roberts, Scott - 131 Roberts, Suzanne - 32, 101, 165 Robertson, Lynne - 87, 96, 97, 103, 131 Robinson, James - 71, 165 Robitske, Renea - 154 Rocha, Annette - 131 Rock, Steven - 71, 83, 165 Rogers, Sue - 154 Rohrer, Mark - 144, 174 Ropp, Stacy - 30, 50, 154 Rosenstock, Traci - 101, 144 Ross, Lisa - 32, 154 Ross, Zackary - 154 Roth, Kimberly - 36, 97, 131 Rousey, Lydia - 165 Roussy, Mary - 144 Rueger, Dawn - 165 Rushing, Clifford - 70, 154 Rushton, Bradley - 29, 68, 144 Ryan, Timothy - 165 Safford, Gerald - 144 Sandefur, Tammy - 144 Sanders, Michelle - 165 Saulcy, Eugene - 32 Saylor, Kimberly - 144 Schaeffer, Keri - 165 Schaefer, Kenneth - 71 Schalk, John - 40, 131 Schapmire, Bradley - 165 Schapmire, Joseph - 82, 154 Schildman, Erin - 60, 144 Schmelig, John - 71, 83,165 Schmidt, Laura - 144 Schmitt, Michele - 50, 144 Schneider, John - 131 Schnitger, Delida - 94, 154 Schreiber, Maria - 52, 92, 165 Schrieber, Steven - 52, 67, 144 Schroeder, Ken - 15, 68, 103- 131, 171 Schroeder, Tim - 154 Schultz, John - Schultz, Julie - Schultz, Jill - 154 Schulz, Mildred 165 144 -144 165 Schulz, Shelly - Schumacher, Arthur - 73, 103, 144 Schuman, Gregory - 103, 131 Schweitzer, Robert - 165 Scogin, Stacey - 145 Scott, Sheila - 96, 97, 131 Scrivner, Trent - 29, 145 Sechrest,'Stacey - 29, 131, 174 Secord, Bradley - 73, 145 Seebauer, Joseph - 103, 131 Segobiano, Joseph - 70, 154 Seils, Andrew - 71, 165 Sengpiel, Steven - 62, 154 Sergeant, Lisa - 103, 132 Serpette, Pamela - 50, 165 Serpette, Timothy - 145 Seyller, Gregory - 67, 154 Shaffer, Douglas - 154 Sheler, Dawn - 154 Shepherd, Shepherd, Shepherd, Shepherd, Douglas - 145 Kimberly - 55, 154 Lori - 38, 132 Marlene - 90, 94, 145 Shepherd, Tammy - 55, 166 Shickel, Donald - 132 Shipp, Rodney - 71, 83, 166 Shipp, Sharon - 145 Short, Kimblyn - 166 Shumaker, Pamela - 145 Shumaker, Rhonda - 145 Shupe, Lewis - 71, 99, 166 Siefert, Robert - 166 Simpson, Kevin - 154 Singh, Tilotma - 103 Singletary, David - 154 Singletary, Kevin - 132 Singleton, Cynthia - 166 Sipes, Anthony - 70, 154 Skinner, John - 67, 166 Smart, Gregory - 154 Smith Baker - 15, 62, 68, 132, 170 Smith David - 32, 73, 166 Smith, Elizabeth - 101, 145 Smith, Gary - 68, 145 Tabb, Kimberly - 145 Smith, Gloris - 60, 132 Smith, Jeffrey - 145 Smith, Jodi - 154 Smith, Kathryn - 154 Smith, Kenneth - 73, 145 Smith, Lisa - 103, 145 Smith, Lori - 145 Smith, Melanie - 103, 132 Smith, Michael - 145, 166 Smith, Robyn - 166 Smith, Sabrina - 31, 166 Smith, Scott - 166 Smith, Steven - 132 Snyder, Michael - 44, 145 Snyder, Ronald - 70, 154 Sobetzer, Jennifer - 53, 87, 97, 154 Sokol, John - 82, 154 Sokol, Suzanne - 145 Sollner, Kimberly - 100, 154 Sorenson, Matthew - 45, 82, 166 Sorenson, Stephen - 56, 57, 103, 132 Spence, Harold - 145 Spicer, Anthony - 132 Spicer, Michael - 132 Sprague, Mark - 154 Sprague, Nancy - 44, 154 Stagner, Cynthia -- 94, 154 Stagner, David - 145 Stanelle, Joel - 166 Stapleton, Beth - 53 Stearns, Mary - 145 Steffen, Todd - 70, 83, 154 Stephens, Brian - 15, 61, 67, 84, 132 stevens, Donald - 68, 133 ' Stevens, Lee - 155 Stevenson, Deborah - 155 Stewart, Jeffrey - 133 Stewart, Sandra - 103, 133 Stewart, Sara - 155 Stiger, Brian - 145 Stiger, George - 25, 155 Stiles, Deborah - 53, 86, 155 Stinton, Joel - 83, 166 Stoller, Timothy - 83, 166 Stone, Sherri - 145 Story, Anita - 32, 50, 51, 53, 155 Strange, Marvin - 78, 166 Strange, Vicki- 133 Streenz, Kimberly - 51, 155 Streif, Edward - 155 Strong, Jerry - 145 Struck, Steven - 68, 99, 145 Sullivan, Alvin - 29 Sullivan, Catherine - 55 Sullivan, Terri - 29, 145 Summers, Bradley - 133 Summers, Scot - 70, 135 Swafford, Walter - 145 Swank, Gregory - 166 Swank, Marc - 71, 155 Swick, Tammy - 94, 95, 103, 133 Swier, William - 145, 174 Switzer, Paul - 166 Sylvester, Danny - 145 Takano, Mika - 24, 46, 57, 145 Tarter, Brian - 74, 145 Tatman, Shawn - 32, 166 Taylor, Gregory - 145 Taylor, Karen - 55, 94, 155 Taylor, Michael - 67, 103 Taylor, Michael L. - 67, 103, 133 Taylor, Todd - 31, 56, 71, 166 Tedesco, John - 166 Thiel, Nancy - 29, 58, 62, 101, 133 Thomas, Brian - 45, 166 Thomas, Carla - 15, 133 Thomas, John - 15, 78, 133 Thomas, Jonathon - 53, 68, 111, 145 Thompson, Thomas - 68 Thornton, Claudette - 31, 88, 166 Thornton, Donna - 29, 62, 144 Thornton, Margaret - 88, 90, 144 Thornton, Richard - 155 Thorpe, Dawn - 133 Threlfall, Charles - 134 Tice, Kimberly - 155 Tinch, Frank - 68, 74, 144 Tjelemand, Julie - 32 Todd, Kenneth - 166 Tosh, Anthony - 71, 73, 166 Tosh, Michelle - 29, 134 Tracey, Charles - 32, 51, 155 Travers, Steven - 32 Traxler, Craig - 73, 143 Traylor, Marta - 155 Trickel, Jennifer - 30, 88, 90, 155 Tripp, Connie - 31, 166 Trujillo, Calypso - 166 Tucci, Mark - 72, 82, 83, 166 Tucker, Anne - 32, 62, 111, 155 Tucker, Mary - 88, 94, 166 Tucker, Tina - 88, 90, 92, 155 Tudor, Shannon - 134 Turnbull, Bonnie - 30, 51, 89, 155 Turner, Franklin - 146 Turner, Tamila - 166 Tynan, Sheryl - 155 Tyson, Walter - 29, 63, 146 Utter, Jerald - 134 Valentine, Greg - 80 Valentine, Stephen - 32, 72, 146 Valeu, Charles - 146 Vanhook, John - 70 Vann, Debra - 155 Vaness, Julia - 134 Van Scoyoc, John - 67, 73, 166 Van Scoyoc, Samuel - 73, 155 Veitengruber, Richard - 32, 155 Veselack, Jacqueline - 146 Voelzke, David -- 134 Vogel, Juanita - 29, 146 Volz, Stephen - 166 Voss, Angela - 134 Waite, Judith - 155 Walden, Becky - 30, 55, 62, 155 Waldschmidt, Jill - 155 Walker, Jack - 73 Wall, David - 146 Walls, Billy - 146 Walls, Christopher - 70, 82, 155 Walls, Edward - 71 Walsh, Douglas - 134 Walter, Michael - 70, 156 Wancik, Terri-Jean - 29, 134, 174 Ward, John - 156 Ward, Wendy - 36, 134 Ware, Van - 70, 82, 83, 156 Warmoth, Gregory - 156 Warner, Robin - 135 Waters, Tamara - 103, 146 Watkins, Cynthia - 135 Watkins, Teresa - 146, 156 Watson, Michael- 146 Watson, Tammy - 135 Watson, Tonia - 31, 50, 166 Watts, Monica - 156 Watts, Terrell - 146 Waugh, Frederick - 103, 146 Weber, Julilynne - 51, 100, 156 Weber, Scott - 68, 135 Weed, David - 146 Weeks, Suzanne - 94, 103 Weigman, Michelle - 166 Weis, James - 156 Welch, Jennifer - 135 Welch, Michael - 166 Welch, Sheila - 156 Wells, Catherine - 135, 170 Wells, Shawna - 146 Wernsman, Jill - 156 West, Charmelle - 156 West, Mary - 156 Westerfield, Melanie - 146 Wey, Debra - 101, 166 Whalen, Donald - 70 Whalen, Steven - 166 Wheeler, Clay - 156 Wheeler, Cynthia - 29, 146 Wheeler, Diana - 156 Whelpley, Lexia - 32, 103, 135 Whelpley, Michelle - 51, 156 Wieting, Michael - 72, 135 Wilcox, Clarence - 30, 70, 78, 156 Wilcox, John - 71, 83, 166 Wiley, Christopher - 167 Wiley, Tracey - 31, 55, 167 Wiley, Trini - 156 Wilkerson, Jeffrey - 70, 167 Wilkerson, Richard - 135 Williams, Casey - 156 Williams, Jamie - 50, 146 Williams, Jennifer - 30, 53, 89, 156 Williams, Julie - 135 Williams, Kristin - 167 Williams, Lawana - 135 Williams, Mark - 78, 167 Williams, Rhonda - 167 Williams, Sharon - 97, 146 Williamson, James - 156 Willner, Merle - 146 Wills, Jairon - 68, 146 Wills, Michael - 71, 167 Wills, Mitzi - 15, 103, 136 Wills, Richard - 68, 136 Wilmeth, Raymond - 51, 70, 156 Wilmoth, Ida - 167 Wilson, Barbara - 88, 94, 95, 136 Wilson, Jerry - 167 Wimp, Joseph - 156 Winseburg, Lori - 29, 57, 103, 136 Winesburg, Robin - 53, 97, 167 Wiser, Cindy - 156 Witt, Ruth - 55 Witt, Tammy - 146 Wolford, Donald - 167 Woodard, Paula - 167 Woolen, Timothy - 136 Worthey, Chaney - 167 Wright, Wright, Anne - 103, 146 Charles - 68, 136 Wright, Jane - 31, 59, 167 Wright, Teresa - 31, 167 Wright, Tina - 31,1167 Wunder, Mary - 167 Wunder, Steven - 146, 156 Wurzburger, Shana - 156 Wylie, Brenda - 136 Wylie, Debra - 136 Yoder, Kay - 51, 156 Yoder, Thomas - 32, 56, 67, 103, 13 White, Angela - 156 White, Anne - 146 White, Kathy - 90, 156 White, Linda - 146 White, Marty - 156 White, Paul - 156 Whitecotton, Sheila - 30, 156 Whiteside, Mark - 156 Whitlock, Richard - 32, 166 Whitmer, Lisa - 53, 62, 72, 111, 166 Whitmer, Paul- 135 Whitmer, Theodore - 32, 71, 98, 166 Whitsett, Noelle - 156 Zambell, Kimberly -- 53, 156 Zeiters, Mary - 55, 146 Zeschke, Robbin - 30, 51, 87 Zimmer, David - 136 Zimmerman, Brenda - 136 Zimmerman, Jeffrey - 31, 167 Zimmerman, Joyce - 29, 50, 53, 88 103, 146 Zoeller, Joseph - 68, 144 Zoeller, Rebecca - 50, 62, 136, 171 Zurkammer, Ricky - 136 183 As we leaf through the pages of the DIARY OF '82, we should realize the time and effort needed to make a yearbook. Each day twelve students and I met during sixth hour with our advisor, Phil DeJaeger. Each day we worked to produce each and every page of the book. If it werenlt for all of the time spent to produce this yearbook, you would not have it in your hands this mo- ment. I would just like to let you know of all the help that we've had to complete this book. First, our advisor, Mr. DeJaeger, fD.J.j spent many hours checking and double checking for mistakes that could ruin the effect of the book. He also organized the staff so that everyone shared the work. Next, I'd like to thank tha staff for their time and energy. I would espe- cially like to thank Becki Onnen for her ideas and time spent writing poems and completing drawings. Also a special thanks goes to Kathy Glon, Laura Decker, Julie Baxter, Anne Borders, and Mike Jackson. These people spent that little extra bit of their time to make the book just a little better. I'd also like to thank Jim Gaisford of Rembrandt Studio for his photogra- phy, Bob Donnelly of Herff-Jones, the faculty for its cooperation, and the ad- vertisers and patrons for their support. Last, but certainly not the least, I'd like to thank you. If you weren't here, there wouldn't be a DIARY OF '82. fiat U.,d,iD'uD