Carterville High School - Lionite Yearbook (Carterville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1985 volume:

i f 0 5 0 l' ' A SIGN OF TH E TIMES OP3l'TEF'vILLE 1' ag-if 0 1985 A . A A' l 5 Phgtqgfgphs 'tx volume ' .V Portraits by DELMAR 816 S Dlvlslon , c ' bv ll N sr H Carterville, IL M 'V' 9 HIGH SCI-IOO OPENING ACTIVITIES Homecoming Sweetheart Banquet Prom VIPS Top 6 Seniors Student Councll Natuonal Honor Soclety Award Winners Student Olympiad JETS ARTS Theater Band Chorus Muslcal Varlety Show Dnll Team Flags LIONITE Sphinx SPORTS Football Varsity JV Freshman Volleyball Cheerleaders Varsity JV Softball Glrls Basketball Varslty JV Boys Basketball Varslty JV Freshman Wrestling Go Girls Track Boys Track Baseball CLUBS FBLA FHA French Club Spanish Club Computer Club Office Workers Medla!Llbrary Club lndustnal Club Video Club FACU LTY CLASSES Sensor Junior Sophomore Freshman ADS 'K 'wi' 40 we OPENINGX1 OPENING The Sign of the Times . . . The good times of the 1984-85 school year. The year started off well with the donation of the new lion sign from the Booster Club. The new sign an- nounces all the high schools happenings such as the theater class's productions of MASH and the Frog Prince. BEWARE OF THE LIONS would be a good sign for the football and basketball season. INDIAN BUSTERS was the theme of Homecoming this year and the football team put forth an excellent effort in the game. The VIPS include the Scholarbowl team, National Honor Soci- ety, lllinois State Scholars, and JETS team. The musical, the Wizard of Oz, and the Vari- ety Show were worth STOPing everything to GO see. Clubs and activities were very active and they brought people together to make new friends and YIELD money by selling can- dy. GO LIONS, showing school spirit, would be the best sign of these times this year. I 2foPENiNs 4 I Il , u,w,w . f 'lllllml W., .I3..'I' ilw ilf . . . ...II - -A 1 3 3.2154I4Ifes.'l'Q.u1..r' i f . CWM . l ' NW ' eel-if 8 S in, . gefhif Jerry Mumbower drove his TRANS AM in the Homecoming Parade, Queen Amy's ride for the parade. Carterville's theater students made lots of new friends on their trip to Champaign. The Carterville Lion. Kris, Dawn, and Jeannie show their Hallow- een spirit. Gail and Cathy can't make a decision. Our true Seniors-CRAZY! Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Church relax after a long day in Champaign. Steve Mausey drives his TRANS AM in the Homecoming parade. Just because the freshmen are in high school, they think they can fly. Again the freshmen are speechless in the presence of the upper classmen. OPENINGXS 'E i 1 l 2 FASTER! You can do it Amy! Dr. J -the Olympic torch runner. Seniors MFL COOL, Paul Kampwerth. Keith moves uickl in the great toilet paper race Cl Y V Freshman Jeff Young competes in the tricycle race. The senior class was the first place team. 4!HOlVlECONllNG Ya i, A H Who Gonna i p Cal M W' , V VE, X N ,fy H. VM A P y Pam McGill is the Senior Homecoming Lion! Mrs. Emily Hastie was the Grand Marshall of the Homecoming Parade. Mrs. Hastie taught on the Carterville High School faculty for 25 years. ACTIVITIESXS W, if W A.. M-H ,Q ur, .r , E-, :W . 1 I .,, gm.: A. . 5 . H E ,in X 1 YE 1 Z M , le if x L. , W' 1 as pu' xl., ,gfodp ,ix if 2, gt- L 1 Y .l ' A.,' IP' 2. f Jun- lf-W ' ' A , P I, 'l,.f5f' WK ' - , K ' Q f W wr gm 5S 4 'r --1 air S-1 Q 1, . ly 54 I ' ' ,J , 4 ,r ia! w' M ,, .nv , 'L , - 2 Ii HW 91?-7 -figs um ,,.. 'url - ' QW? -Fifi' X , '. 'Q y ', ,, v w , ' 53 , M4,7W.V 7, Q, ex S-' sf ,ASW 91 ,G 1 I r S0 . . Q - -I-haw' -'mm hiv.. A 'EV 5' .v HOMECOMING Homecoming .. . Indian Busters was the theme of this year's homecoming. lt was fun for everyone from the planning of the floats to the dance. The school showed signs of en- thusiasm and pride at homecoming time. The pep session was a success for the Seniors because they won this year's Olympics be- tween the classes. The cheerleaders spon- sored a Mr. Cool contest, where one Cool Dude was chosen to represent each class. The flags and Pom-poms on the drill team each performed a routine for the students. 8!HOIVlECOlVllNG 3 mwaggf' illimssimfx kwxmfm mmmsm MMHQ Slim i'l'r 2 , - was a' s 'UI i F2 1 Q 1 ju 46, wr: . -veil if X QQ V tm i ll' ! 5 f 1 4 ttf II! 'U Q55 .1 I 8 if if YN A X 1 x ......,.,. I0 A' A Q 51 .,.. J The Seniors work fast so they don't fall be- hind. Winning float by the Seniors. Queen Amy being crowned by Tim Homoya. CCHS Rockettes first commercial for Legs pantyhose. Darren Nance shows off in the parade. Maid of Honor Jackie Merkin crowned by Jim- my McKinney. Oh, Alynn, What beautiful flowers! Third place Junior float. Julie and Ann-Marie add finishing touches be- fore the parade. Places girls. HOMECONIINGIQ f 5 . 1 . , r 'tr V, V .I H.. 0 . f. Y . A ? '3 ,w -,-'9- 1-. ' . ' s 'ij I' 'V' I 5, Q' l ,V ,, ,- . M , 4 ,.,-- . ' . W 1. W, Q if 0 ,w I W -Wm ' H Q ,. ' j , . . 5 . i 1 X., - 12 . , ,cs 1 ' l ' A . I 1 ,, J . 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' 'T 1 V - I ,., H , - . . 0' . -M1 , fx ' L 'Vw' Qin g fn f P 1 k , JW W f Y L it F if V W fy M U 1 ,, M f-Wg' x V 1s..,, f H EMM kg 3 4 J gm Q , 1 ,Q - ...Q -v. 1 , N .WLM me ew :wi NW ,,.,f ' we , wh , t ,ya V - R V rt. J s Q 7: if 1984 Homecoming Court. Don't let the Queen faint, Tim. Having fun, Andrea? What about you, Stephanie? Don't be unhappy Juliann, the parades almost over. The Carterville Marching Lions. Oh, such a gentleman, James. 4th place, Sophomore float. Master and Mistress of Ceremonies Jennifer Spence and Matt Yusko. 2nd place Freshman float. Sing it guys! Brad, Jay, and Mike Serenade the Queen. HOMECOMINGHS tr WW Q0 SWEETHEART BANQUET n February 1 , the girls treated the bo-s to a Sweethe rt Banquet. The girls esc ed the boy o the beautiful red and silver de Ballroom at SIU. Couples arrived for pictures early before the meal was served. The dinner was wonderful and the live band Spectrum was excel- lent at the dance. The excitement built and the time for the crowning finally arrived. Jennifer Spence, the Mistress of Ceremo- nies, began announcing the queen candi- dates, selected from each class. Genola Murphy was elected to reign as the 1985 Sweetheart Queen. The Queen then be- gan her royal dance with the other candi- dates and their escorts joining in later. lt was a fabulous event, and an experi- ence not to be missed. -a 14!SWEETHEART BANQUET 7 Sweetheart Queen Genola Murphy. The 1985 Sweetheart Court. Senior Attendants: Sherri McKinney, Jill Johns, Karri Shasteen, Jackie Merkin, Amy Dawson. Junior Attendants: Jeannie Mitchell, An- gie Abeil, Jenny York, Kirsty Cooper. Sophomore Attendants: Pam Addison, Jory Outland, Kim Forbes. Freshman Attendant: Amy Hunter. Freshman Attendant: Juliann Beasley. SWEETHEART BANQUETH5 73 4 Queen Genola Murphy and her escort begin the royal dance. Matt Yusko had a really exciting time at the dance! So did Angie Abell! Alright Kris, just try to at least LOOK like you're having fun! Tammy Wallace, Matt Brown, Brett Young, and Kendra Dorris don't like to be bothered when they are relaxing at Sweetheart Banquet. Jennifer Spence was the Mistress of Ceremonies. 16!SWEETHEART BANQUET 'i '2 ' ,,,,, J, i ff w I Susan Kirk dressed casual for the occasion. David Gobert looks on as Kala Fiains, Andrea Horsiey, and Michelle Fry discuss private matters. SURPRISE! Dana Underwood and Tim Quast werent exactly ex- pecting the cameraman! Jenny York seems to have lost her date somewhere. SWEETHEART BANQUETH7 PROM This year's prom seemed to be Almost Paradise with its elegant royal blue and silver decorations. Prom was held in the Renaissance Room at the SIU Student Center. Afterprom was held at the Recrea- tion Center where swimming, racketball, basketball, volleyball, and dancing were provided. The center was beautifully decorated in silver tinsel and metallic blue stars and bal- loons. The couples were given elegant champagne glasses and memory books. Gunrunner was the band providing the dance music at the formal prom. Mu- sic in Motion played the hits for after- prom. Angie Abell was crowned Queen and Kent Dawson was crowned King. They reigned over a festive evening. Most of the couples still out after the afterprom went to Denny's Restaurant for breakfast. Some even stayed out to end a perfect evening by watching the sunrise. e...,w..., 18!PROM P I JW M 4 NX , JV 5 -W'---', iw Z X H naw? ,,,fI' fuwamx' wh , N, ' ,, S, ' i wx f ...rail 'N rl' dr af me Aa s J t f i iitii , yr A , A ,, I - 1 V . if ,,, wlfwl ' ,Q Y 3 I ,. t i i l , ,S 1 it isl l 8 I0 9 What are you smiling for, Andrea Aird'? When's the show going to start? Everyone has a good time at prom. Dana Koontz, Kim Forbes, and Jeff Chelin check out the action. Did we surprise you, Jenny? Younia, what did you do to Becky? Jerry tries to calm Monica down. Are you shy, Tara? Jay demonstrates how he can stand on one leg. Help! Help! l'm drowning! PROM!21 STUDENT couucu. This year's student council was very ac- tive. They started off the year planning Homecoming, the parade and the dance. They sold candy grams at Christmas and carnations on Valentine's Day trying to raise money, which they donated to the Statue of Liberty and the Dream Factory. They also used their money to pay for pic- nic tables that students can use to eat on next year. Some of their other activities consisted of hosting Spring Week. Spring Week con- sisted of nerd day, hug day, Hawaiian Day and a Hawaiian Dance and Carnival. The student council attended a student districts meeting where they met with stu- dents from other schools and traded ideas. They also spent time talking to Mr. Newton about weighted grades. The stu- dent council finished off the year with a luncheon at Prime Time. W ,V , tmxazaiv, M Tierney Drew shows her school spirit on Hawaiian Day. -. ' Jackie Merkin is the president ofthe student council. 22!STUDENT COUNCIL ,. - 7- 1 ga .r of PAC! X Z ' ,I gg 4 'MW 1 ,fm Kathy and Dov work hard during Homecoming. Members of the student council work hard during the student council elections. Eat your heart out Magnum! h TERVILL Chg' w B bl 'F 1. I x i y Leaders . l . X v X I N if W2 'l HIGH sox-1ooL VIP' l -we ,r X7 1 S , Y 4 -ffvixl of the fl pac N' 1. Charlie tries his best to be the National Honor Society Super-hero 2, Hey guys! Get in the game, Chris can't do it all by himself! These pages were done by Jennifer Spence and Amy White. V.I.P.'S!23 TOP SIX SENIORS Q1 i W'f z' . ............ W FIRST ROW: Ann-Marie LeFebvre, Julie Fliley, Linda Updike. SECOND ROW: Steve Hanagan, Chris Egelslon, Jim Monday FIRST ROW: Jill Johns, Jodi Lewis, Julie Riley, Ann-Marie LeFebvre, Linda Updike. SECOND ROW: Jim Monday, Chris Egelston, Hanagan, Jerry Mumbower. 24!VIP'S :'f...':. .:.-.:'::'... aj e STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Andrea Aird - Vice-President, Jackie Merkin - President, Jennifer Spence - Secretary. SECOND ROW: John Forbes - Publicity Chairman, Steve Hanagan - Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Sponsor - Mrs. Josie Kirk, John Forbes, Steve Hanagan, Jackie Merkin, Andrea Aird, Jennifer Spence, Mrs. Charlene Zeiba - Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Dov Lutzker, Denny Chapman, Matt Yusko, Matt Morris, David Fiowatt, Chuck LeFebvre, Meredith Hutson. THIRD ROW: Julie Beasley, Pam Addison, Kim Forbes, Kala Rains, Lorri Shasteen, Dana Koontz, Autumn Adams, Kathy Gobert. VI P'S!25 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Sponsor - Mrs. Brenda Bratcher, Steve Hanagan - President, Chris Egelston - Vice-President, Linda Updike - Treasurer, Ann-Marie LeFebvre - Secretary. SECOND ROW: Jim Mulvany, Amy Dawson, Jackie Merkin, Jill Johns, Gail Johnson, Karyn Robertson, Jodi Lewis. THIRD ROW: Steve Mausey, Charles Hees, Jim Monday, Julie Fiiley, Jerry Mumbower, Kandy Min, Audrey Hanagan. STUDENT OLYMPIAD ' NAME' J 1 . 5 , . f FIRST ROW: Chris Egeiston, Sponsor - Mrs. Brenda Bratcher, Jim Monday. SECOND ROW: 26!V.I.P.'S John Forbes, Jim Mulvany. Sponsor - Mrs. Conni Church, Not Pictured. SCHCWAWIBOMH. FIRST ROW: Sponsor - Mrs. Brenda Bratcher, Kelley Kasak, Jodi Lewis, Julie Riley, Ann-Marie Lelfebvre, Kandy Min, John Forbes. SECOND ROW: Audrey Hanagan, Jim Wilkinson, Jim Mulvany, Chris Egelston, Brian Deck, Jim Monday, Lorna Luebbers, Paul Fell, Tom Henderson. Sponsor - Mrs. Conni Church, Not Pictured. JETS FIRST ROW: Maribeth Ruder, Audrey Hanagan, Julie Riley, Ann-Marie Lelfebvre, Linda Updike. SECOND ROW: Sponsor - Mr. Ray Kemp, Sponsor - Mrs. Brenda Bratcher, Tim Horsley, David Rowatt, Brian Deck, Bryan Bradley, Mr. Robert Marrs, Dr. George Johnson - Sponsors. THIRD ROW: Jim Mulvany, Jim Monday, Chris Egelston, Charles Hees, Steve Hanagan. Sponsor - Mrs. Conni Church, Not Pictured. V..-P-,327 T' Audrey Hanagan receives the Woodman Of The World For American History plaque. David Ftowatt receives the outstanding Biology I student award from Mr. Kemp. Mr. Newton presents Chuck LeFebvre, Lorna Luebbers, and Kim Talley with the Freshman Cup. Mr. Newton presents the I Dare You award to Ju- niors: Mike Halldorson and Tracy Fawley. Mrs. Church and the JV Scholar Bowl Team. 2afviP's Wwm 'ao f Ga KW Ehtertam HIGH SCHOOL men av' 1 fu Thaw fm . Arts 1. Dov, you sly dog! The pe beth R 2. Paul Fell accompanies the chorus at the Homecoming coro t pl n kd rn pg own dm d ARTS!29 THEATRE In its second year of existence, the relatively new class, Theatre, was offered to interested juniors and seniors. The class which is taught by Mrs. Connie Church and Mrs. Sheri Hunter is scheduled seventh hour for the first semester. ln this short period of time two shows were pre- sented. They were M.A.S.H. and The Frog Prince , a children's show performed for the younger grades. Some of the students attended a three day and two night trip to the Theatre Festival in Champaign, IL. Through the year, students learned about lighting, acting, writing and production. The members found the class enjoyable and useful. For the seniors who could have gone home seventh hour, it was well worth the stay. The class size greatly increased from the first year and brought back many of last year's juniors and added a large number of oth- ers. The class will surely continue to be suc- cessful. x fn . TN 1 V .SM t 8 , '11 er. A lt'-2 Q I 2. Q ,. -V +f ,T A y -ia r ff 46 9' f l 3 1 FOP U z ARMY l WAEEE ,. me L 3 Lil? + fm. A 1 lgm di 5 6 T ? 155 Z ii K sr , ii al ze AL . i iff T it f if i 1. Keith Liddell checks out Mike Samuels legs! 2. The incredible Theatre class! 3. Life Stinksf' 4. Don't laugh! 5. The comfortable life in The Swamp. 6. Do you always insist on talking to empty chairs, Marnbeth? THEATFKEX31 4 5 . FOR U, 3 S 3 X 1 X as 3 4 3 W , -W if , . VV , ffm-lg.. W2 5'-:wi -L, I if 5 'L ,Z 1 'w we wid 5595551 gf? W6 P , 1 if nngil 8 ,f if, 1 1, .W Z z Y 3 9' 1 t + wwmww 5 0 ,,,.aP' igiqfrw tx ' its 11.5 ' - f . .5 are-,.,, .. 1 ' K 1 .. x L i .Q . 3 s we S R RX 93 X is f S9 stud 7 '73 af: rf 7, T tt, 5 5. CF .l .9 ,fx ,4 I ,AQ . t ft, iVJ' I0 Mike Samuel tells one of his terrific tales. What's the matter Keith, confused? LOOK! Tim split his pants again! King Brad tells his troubles to Queen Audrey. The enthusiastic royal court - Pam lVlcGill, Au- drey Hanagan, and Brad Gentry. Alright Keith, what did you do to Mike this time? Pam McGill as the Fairy Godmother. Guess what? Guess what? Say CHEESE SANTA and his helpers sit among the audience. Kris Wunderle wins the funny face contest. THEATREXS3 BAND The Carterville Marching Band began the 1984-85 marching season by partici- pating in several parades: the Cambria La- bor Day, Carterville Free Fair Parade, and the Carterville Homecoming. The band also performed at all the home football and basketball games. The pep band at bas- ketball games is always a favorite of the crowd. The Band went to organizational con- test on April 13 and received a first place. They went on to Superstate to perform once again. The band rebuilt itself this year into an excellent and promising band for the future. -- ---1 SENIORS - FRONT ROW - T. Spencer, G. Johnson, A. Carney. SECOND - G. Hatton, A. Dawson, P. Kampwerth, D. Gobert, W. Gillespie. . .s,,,i3 J FRONT ROW - K. Gobert, B. Owens, C. Nevious, S. Wall, A. Carney, T. Humble, C. Mason. SECOND ROW - S. Kampwerth, G. Gime Shasteen, D. Runge, T. Spencer, G. Johnson, L. Tedrick, M. Halterman, J. Flehana, T. Laake, R. Drew, D. Lutzker. THIRD ROW - RS Jackman, L. Luebbers, J. Groll, G. Pearce, W. Gillespie, M. Carney, M. Payne, A. Dawson, M. Little, S. Fawley, G. Hatton, C. Hees. FOURT - C. LeFebvre, P. Kampwerth, D. Gobert, A. Dawson, M. Flay, B. Groll. 34!BAND The chorus sings at the Homecoming Coronation. CHORUS This year the chorus class has been very active in many different activities. They start- ed off the year singing in the coronation. That was followed by the Christmas radio show. The chorus class also had many students participate at contest. Along with solos and ensembles, the chorus class choreographed and performed a medley from the Broadway musical Cats. They also performed Cats in the Variety Show. The musical this year was the Wizard of Oz. The leads were played by Amy Hunter, Darren Nance, Brad Gentry, and Gail John- son. The chorus class worked hard and per- formed an excellent show. For the spring concert, the class performed a medley American Pop with all songs ranging from the beginning of rock and roll to the present day music. Their finale was the big hit of 1985, We Are the World. is X.....,4 wma!- NT ROW - G. Davie, K. Shasteen, T. Barnhart, B. Bennett, J. Ingram, P. McGill, G. Johnson, M. Tomasini, B. Gentry. SECOND ROW - P. son L Shasteen, B. Beasley, E. Howerton, M. Buder, K. Wunderle, M. Carney, P. Fell. THIRD ROW- T. Reyes, J. Greer, D. York, M. Woolard, artin A Russell, D. Miller. FOURTH ROW- D. Stevens, A. Bausenberger, A. Hunter, S. Kirk, D. Johnson, M. Fussner, W. Bailey, M. Claunch. CHORUSK35 POM-PON SQUAD The Pom Pon Squad participated in the Rangler Girl Invitational Drill Team Contest for the very first time this year. They entered two categories, Prop and Novelty. The Prop, a salute to Broadway, was a chair routine to Big Spenderf' The team came in second place. The novelty was a tribute to America. lt was done to a medley of songs including Over There , You're a Grand Old Flag , Yankee Doodle Dandy , and the Olympic Theme. The squad wore patriotic colors, used hand flags, canes, and decorated bar- rels. This routine, a favorite of the crowd, received a third place. Mr. Bill King, the spon- sor of the tournament, felt the Carterville squad did very well for their first time in com- petition. The team was also very busy performing at football and basketball games during the year. Parades in marching season were also a priority for the squad. Over all with Cap- tains - Tracy Spencer, Gail Johnson, and Amy Carney the year was an incredible suc- cess and the pom-pon squad reached new L., .,-v , I H , . i A 4 - i 'i H ' f' . 'tr I 4 i Q., ' ' V . ' xii , L '5 6 'i'- 21g,4 ,2ifi1ii,g Ury 'E'4 'IEf .i ' ' ' T i,il i 8 Q wrick , I il ,gp X 4 if V M Q - i ,Z f V ff c . r f ii F' f' The squad performs at a pep session. heights of performing. The Big Spender chair routine at Homecoming. FRONT ROW - Tracy Spencer, Amy Carney, Gail Johnson. SECOND ROW - Genola Murphy, Kris Wunderle, Tammy Wallace. - Elizabeth Howerton, Andrea Miller, Beth Beasley, Marie Tomasini, Lori Tedrick, Gabrielle Gimenez, Manissa Kinley. FOURTH ROW Gillespie, Sherri McKinney. 36!POlVl-PON SQUAD I Y 'gf' - wg. ,. he 3 'ff'-W-lv 5 N ' ' ' ,. Lm,m1... f . T T-S 1. - V it :L ,A-4 kk.. me ., ' . ,af Captain Tracy Spencer Captain Gail Johnson Captain Amy Carney 4, r uf V 22: ' J' .1 x f , -H., ,f ,ZX 3 1 ,il 'i' ij Q , '.n!'f 5 f .V 'xi' I Sf I V .Y if 'T w T 'TW ' T ,ff Z' , ff all '- f,,,,,,,, 'Z fiif : ,,,, - -ff. IW i I I Senior Wendy Gillespie Senior Sherri McKinney Senior Genola Murphy 199 S? C77 N.,- 1 T in , T i iii Y L. Senior Marie Tomasini Senior Manissa Kinley Senior Andrea Miller The Drill Team went to Contest for the first time and received a third and a second. POM-PON SQUADX37 X vm , 1 FLAG CORPS The 1984-85 flag corps with captain: Lisa Pillatsch and co-captain Dawn Runge, had a great year. They participated in the Carterville Free Fair Parade, the Cambria Labor Day Parade, the Old King Cole Festival, and all the home football games. They also participated in one bas- ketball game. They also held a bake sale along with the pom pon squad to raise money for camp. The flag corps is looking D fl h h ' ' 'I . Don't be modest Mar . forward to a great 1985-86 year. awn as es er Wmnmg Srme Y sr-:fs XX W-4 - ' T F Thx.,-f' FIRST ROW: Lori Updike, Kendra Washburn, Rebecca Amble. SECOND ROW: Barbara Reichert, Dawn Runge, Tracy Fawley, Lisa Mary Fear. 38!FLAG CORPS IV- E E ,J-4-f' Come on Barb, you can do it. Oh, It's so nice to se X-zz ff. , 1' r s.,qw N-Q V, xyy Flag Corps performs during the Homecoming Parade. e you again. , v F.:--, N xN-N ' FLAG CORPSK39 TWIRLERS The Twirlers at CHS didn't quite start the year off with a bang, but with hard work and cooperation they made the most of the sea- son. There were 5 twirlers this year. They were: Junior -- Amy White, Sophomore - Melanie Little, and Freshmen - Kendra Dor- ris, Tammi Humble, and Chris Nevious. Fea- ture Twirler for this year was Tammi Humble. Head Twirler and Captain was Amy White. The Twirlers spent long hours practicing, ar- guing, and compromising, but all will say the year was one to remember. The girls will never forget the night they performed Ghostbusters and had to run around the football field in the mud dressed like ghosts. One of the highlights of the year was Homecoming, and the annual fire twirl- ing. The season was one they will never forget! Sponsor of the Twirlers - Mrs. Stephanie Reeder, Stephanie enjoys working with the twirlers and is director of the Stepettes. Q, a .rklr Stephanie Reeder Flag, Pom Pon and twirling sponsor Twirlers: Captain Amy White, Melanie Little, Kendra Dorris, Feature Twirler: Tammi Humble, Christina Nevious 4O!TWIFlLERS Q . ,X EC NJ' ' .i x V, - j'g',yfL,, N ., 4 X ,. ,,. f N 'sf . .1., -. 'V ,I H ' wp ' . wgwf V4 H I If fy ,A Sl ---I.. mega J, 1w,w,sQ Wu'-P ',v40'f w f It if ww Swiiu nfl!!! is f V' Wav-f' --an V uf, MUSICAL This year the musical was the Wizard of Oz, with the director Ms. Gayla Davie and the accompanist Mrs. Norma Johnson. ln the Wizard of Oz, Dorothy Gale fplayed by Gail Johnsonl, a young girl from Kansas, is carried over the rainbow in her house by a twister. She then lands in Nlunchkinland, a county in the land of Oz. When Dorothy and her house land in Munchkinland the house accidentally kills the wicked Witch ofthe East. Dorothy is then sent on her way to see the Great Oz to see if he can help her get back to Kansas. On her journey along the yellow brick road, Dorothy meets the Scarecrow tDarren Nancel, the Tin Man tAmy Hunterl, and the Cowardly Lion tBrad Gentryl. The four of them run into many obstacles set up by the Wicked Witch of the West flvlarie Tomasinil such as the jitterbugs that made them dance and dance until the Sorceress of the North tElizabeth Howertonl helps them and sends them on their way to the Emer- ald City. When they reach the Emerald City, the Great Wiz- ard of Oz promises to give the Scarecrow a brain, the Tin Man a heart, the Cowardly Lion courage and to get Dorothy back to Kansas, but they must first kill the Wicked Witch of the West. The Wicked Witch tries to kill the four of them but they end up throwing her into a cauldron full of magic water that was meant forrthem. ln the end, the Wizard grants everyones wishes and accompanies Dorothy back to Kansas in his rocket ship. if , ,fe ., Q W, we . yr Q xg if 5 ss' T J' '7 f e 3 v' f x it ' I 3.9 f If t'M u Q, f X , , K ' 9 3 g K limi my i it P 5 yn S W ZF vi, I 6' osx, so Qt X .,,., Q it if ,Qi fi s ,. ., J, ,Q ..,,,, 2 f f , i -X i 4 ,Q 1 5 4' ' ' 3 if M y Maj? if if in sin i 39 Do have another bats wing my dear. Surprise! OOOOOO . . . thats cold! Dorothy checks out the rainbow. The cast of the Wizard of Oz. I know! Alright, who pulled my tail? Uncle Henry eyes the sky for twisters. The Oz girls keep Dorothy company. MUSICALX43 4. NH .A,.. ,, H W. fwinzvfr Lf .L ,Ji ,, Q51 'Q' Q ,J l't ,l Q 'ga '-k ls ifhx i Z' X R . 75 ,, QM .iw X, W A 3 :wwf wa... ART CLUB This year the art club has been very busy with fund raisers and art contests. The students started off the year selling crystal. They also had a spot in the homecoming parade. The art club also had several mem- bers attend the regional and state con- tests in Springfield. Those students re- ceiving awards were Sean Bradshaw, Todd Laake, Clint Samuel, and Gary Watson. The art club's scrapbook of their year's activities also received an award. Troy Robbins enjoys the art work during an art club trip FRONT ROW - Mrs. Samuel, T. Stubblefield, T, Robbins, C. Bonner, T. Justice, J. Suits, J. Outland. SECOND ROW - P McGill Bradshaw, T. Waldron, G. Watson, T. Taylor, C. Samuel, K. Clayton. 46!AFlT CLUB 2 V' 1 - -L t Ben Parks deep in thought pondering over his work. - K A 'T-4, l if Maribeth and Gail hard at work on the yearbook. LIONITE This year the Journalism class worked diligently on the yearbook and on articles for the high school page in the Spokesman. Students learned to meet deadlines through their pages and newspaper articles. Yearbook people also enjoyed themselves by attending the SISPA workshop and having a pizza party. Yearbook Editor was Audrey Hana- gan, Gail Johnson and Maribeth Ruder were the Arts, Homecoming, and Sweetheart Banquet, and the Ending. The people who worked on the classes were Steve Hanagan - Seniors, Scott Fawley - Juniors, Ben Parks - Soph- omores, and Tom Henderson - Fresh- man. Ads were Steve Mausey, Brett Young, and George Calhoun. Amy White and Jennifer Spence did the Clubs, VIPS, and Faculty. Couples were done by Kendra Washburn and Dawn Bray. The Sports were Jeannie Mitchell, Aaron Mundell, Matt Brown, Randy EI- liot, Michelle McGeath, Tammy Reyes, Kendra Washburn, Dawn Bray, Steph- anie Puckett, Ben Parks, Kent Keen, Scott Fawley, David Treece, Larinda Boner. w I N- RONT ROW: Mrs. Harris, A. Hanagan, K. Washburn, S. Mausey, D. Bray, A. Adams, B. Parks, L. Boner. SECOND ROW: T. Reyes, M. AcGeath, G. Johnson, M. Ruder, S. Fawley, J. Spence, R. Elliot, A. White. THIRD ROW: T. Henderson, A. Mundell, S. Hanagan, B. Young, M. deern, G. Calhoun, D. Treece, J. Mitchell, M. Brown. LIONITEX47 SPHINX The Sphinx is the high school newspaper. It pub- lishes the important events of the school year. The staff members hold meetings where the editor as- signs various stories. Ideas are dicussed. Staff mem- bers then submit their stories to the editor who edits them for correct spelling, grammar, and construction. When the paper is finished it is sold to the student body for 250: a copy. The staff then celebrates suc- cess by having a pizza party. The Sphinx accepts material from any student and publishes letters to the editor from the student body. ri.. Wo' xi rw The Sphinx staff hard at work. si 4 5 tial l I Q. BACK ROW: Miss Triest, B. Gentry, T. Henderson, S. Bradshaw, C. Samuel. FRONT ROW: C. LeFebvre, M. Carney, J. Gooden, P. Fell. 48!SPHlNX Clean that up before I get really lv PSLTERVILLE' 'Vu-.sa HIGH SCHOOL Sport On your J, X get set, go for 1 uv' C M A-g ,,.. , i 5 x, ff ,Tv wi i 2 S. 1. Dig for it, Karyn! 2. TeHthen1Hkeitis Coach Deck 'Q 91434 'I ft 9 The people who worked on these pages were: Lar- inda Boner, Michelle McGeath, Tammy Reyes, Jeannie Mitchell, Autumn Adams, Dawn Bray, Kendra Wash- burn, Scott Fawley, Stephanie Puckett, David Treece, Kent Keen, Ben Parks, Randy Elliott. SPORTSM9 VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1984 Varsity Football Lions had another winning season this year. Their overall record of 5-4 and conference re- cord of 2-3, doesn't tell all of the story. All the games played by the Lions were excellent, whether they were a win or loss. With the exception of the Anna- Jonesboro game, the Lions only lost by one or two points. The offensive team was good, but was hurt by fumbles throughout the season. Defensively the Lions gave up very few points. They kept three teams from even scoring and only one team scored over fourteen points. All Conference Players - 1st Team - Tim Homoya, RB Alynn Mun- del, DB - Paul Kampwerth, NG and Kicker - Mike Samuel, LB - 2nd Team - Matt West, OT - Jim McKin- ney, OG - Brian Deck, DE - John White, LB - Ron Waldron, DB - Steve Hanagan, OE and All Southern DE. Opponent Home Opponent Anna-Jonesboro 0 29 Zeigler-Ployalton 13 14 McLeansboro 45 8 Massac County 10 0 Sesser-Valier 3 0 Johnston City O 13 Eldorado 29 14 Elkville 31 0 Christopher 6 8 V E Ni Z 'A , in l ,. f 'on , ,. n M 13-B1 gf! it-A fil- B6 .C tu ... 6 FRONT ROW: Coach Mike Deck, A. Mundell,T. Laake,D.Rowatt,C. Bonner,D.Helfrich,B.Young, N. Sizemore Fl Elliott C Hees SEC! ROW: Coach Mike Chornak, A. Bradley, L. Culp, B. Culp, J. Ennis, M. Brown, T. Horsley, D. Culp, D. Gobert Coach Lee Kuntz THIRD Coach Phil Janes,O. Kristoff, T. Waldron,B. Horner,J.Wilkinson,D.Chapman,G.Calhoun, S. Mausey,M. Heern FOURTH ROW B De Egelston,J. McKinney,J.White,J.Chelin, M. Halldorson, D.Garross,Fl.GalIoway,S.Taylor. FIFTH ROW:D Clayton M Samuel Fl Wal: A. Mundell, D. Brown, P. Kampwerth, S. Hanagan, M. West, T. Homoya. 50!VAFlSlTY FOOTBALL X 5 fig? Ti L .- M D 1 Q .er , . 5? i . U . Q :A K, t I ' I ' l Dennis Brown David Clayton David Culp QQ ' Lion. . The announcer introduces the Fighting Lions. . T. Homoya tries to break a tackle as O. Kristoff hurries to the rescue 4. The Lions celebrate another victory. 2 3 4 VARSITY FOOTBALU51 F 4 Larry Culp 1. It takes three Bearcats to bring down one Mighty J' . Chris Egelston 1 ' X .ami ..- Q it t , ug 'Q 5 David Gobert Steve Hanagan i D Tim Homoya 1. D. Gobert slips as two Indians rush over to make sure he stays down. 2. D. Brown waits for coach Deck to send him into the game. 3. A Bearcat gets the Orange Crush. 52lVARSlTY FOOTBALL , x I H Dan Helfrich l 2 fl .3531 . V, , ,1 'V V L Q N ,f A -f 2 O .1 ' ! ' Jimmy McKinney Alynn Mundell Scott Taylor .,f L.. ' ,f ' ,.fw.,,,,,a , . ' 1' M N , 'N- ' - ' V fl- f 5 1-QQ, K ff., . ' .5 11? gysgr V I 'it ' ,. .W :51 Ft y S7 4 X ff A . ' .ff , , '7' . f -' -A W1-1- i'. it 1 . N ' ' - .-V. f 1 X-Q.: in R is my .f - .1 1 , ., ' . , 5.s17wft:f 4'.i .h'Q1 1 f . . M L L ,N g . L! ,A.za1.,.A.,5. - s , 5 V ' em ' l ' l U ,,,. . , H.. ' ' 5-Q -...JI I f.f,,f-if-gg ,,. ff V f- ., , R 7 . gg-n -1' -Hffji. M N ' N ..,z-,ffm , ' ,edu-.V.. ' A' -1.-ffmckifwfal l L O 2 W Jon White Z, S K . g I Matt West Varsity co-captains and coaches - FRONT ROW: T. Homoya, D. Gobert, J. McKinney, J. White. SECOND ROW: Coaches Phil Janes, Mike Deck, Mike Chornak, Lee Kuntz. S. Hanagan waits for the football. VARSITY FOOTBALU53 J.V. FOOTBALL Even though the J.V. team only had six sophomores they still had another winning season. The team had a rough schedule including teams such as Anna and John- ston City. Their offensive team was led by people on the line and people in the back- field. On defense, the Lions never let a team score over 14 points all season. Overall the team had a very successful season. 1984 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE RECORD CV OP Anna 6 14 Zeigler-Royalton 8 14 McLeansboro 8 0 Massac Co. 8 6 Sesser 20 14 Johnston City 6 12 Eldorado 18 6 E'kY 'e 35 65 David Flowatt looks for running room. Christopher 8 14 ROW ONE: F. Wood, D. Horaz, T. Culp, K. McCamish, K. Johnson, S. Hanley, T. Holmes, T. Anderson, M. Carney. ROW TWO: Ft. Russel, . Flehana, D. Lee, A. Dawson, J. Howell, P. Kampwerth, D. Wright, K. Miller, B. Underwood. ROW THREE: Coach Chornak, J. Gooden, E. Baslei J. Fisher, G. Fozzard, C. Zeigler, S. Fawley, M. Brown, Coach Janes. FOURTH ROW: J. Arid, A. Groh, Fl. Emery, M. Croslin, G. Pierce, G Helfrich, D. Bush, R. Drew, S. Sizemore. FIFTH ROW: T. Laake, O. Kristoff, J. Ennis, A. Mundell, T. Horsley, D. Rowatt, B. Culp, C. Bonnel 54!J,V. FOOTBALL Patriots try to take down the unstoppable Lions. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The freshman football team had the best record of any of the three teams. With an overall record of 7-1 the team also had a perfect 5-0 record in conference play. The freshman team has a lot of potential in fu- ture seasons. Many of the freshmen played in every J.V. game and are almost assured a starting position next year. 1984 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL RECORD CV OP Marion 6 22 Zeigler-Floyalton 30 0 Massac Co, 6 0 Elkville Forleit Christopher 30 16 Eldorado 22 6 Johnston City 8 6 Sesser-Valier 20 8 Harrisburg canceled IOW ONE F Wood, D. Horaz, T. Culp, K. McCamish, K. Johnson, S. Hanley, T. Holmes, T. Anderson, M. Carney. ROW TWO: Fi. Russel, J tehana D Lee, A. Dawson, J. Howell, J. Kampwerth, D. Wright, K. Miller, B. Underwood. ROW THREE: Coach Herren, J. Gooden, E iasler J Fisher G. Fozzard, C. Zeigler, S. Fawley, Coach Chornak. ROW FOUR:J. Arid, A. Groh, Fl. Emery, M. Croslin, G. Pierce, G. Helfrich J Bush R Drew, S. Sizemore. FRESHMAN FOOTBALU55 ,jf Q W VARSITY VQLLEYBALL The team captains were Wendy Gille- spie and Becky Robertson. The overall re- do cord was 5-9, with a fourth place in the Benton Invitational Tournament. Coach Oliva attended a few summer volleyball camps, and tried a new line up called a 612. lt worked well and Coach Oliva expects good things in the fu-ture. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCORES Teams Carterville Opponent Herrin L W West Frankfort L W Marlon L W Wayne City L W Crab Orchard W L Benton L W Thompsonville W L Benton L W Marion L W Thompsonville W L Benton Invitational Tournament 4th Carbondale W L Carlo L W Murphysboro L W Crab Orchard W L Wendy Gillespie Lx,-P Gail Johnson Kala Rains 56!VARSlTY VOLLEYBALL l i ' w lr . npai ONE: K. Rains, J. Brock, J. Mitchell, T. Riley, S. Kirk, G. Johnson. ROW TWO: D. Johnson. K, Min. L. Pillatsch, VV. Gillespie, A. Hanagan, B. tson, K. Robertson, D. York, M. Lohmeier, Coach Oliva. 147' -'xii' ,rv Becky Robertson KHVYVI Robertson 1, Karyn Robertson using her massive concentration ' skills. .V 5 2. Lisa Pillatsch and Kala Rains blocking a spike at the net. 4' W yt 3. Raise your hands if you're sure Tara! . up 4 . Dig for that ball Wendy!!! , . fl, 'gtk' 4 if 3 VARSITY VOLLEYBALU57 J.V. VOLLEYBALL The team captains of the junior varsity squad were Janette Brock and Deana York. Three of the players had the chance to play on varsity level this year. They were Janette Brock, Susan Kirk, and Deana York. Coach Oliva says that this was a good experience for the three and she is expecting good things from them next year. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Teams Home OPPONBM Herrin L W West Frankfort W L Crab Orchard W L Benton W L Thompsonville L W Marion L W Thompsonville L W Murphysboro L W Crab Orchard W L Carbondale W L Cairo W L Anna-Jonesboro L W Murphysporo W L .. . , ,NNN K, . ..,, . K .,. .,M ,h A, ..., Renee! You missed the ball! --L N 5: ROW ONE: J. Brock, T. McCamish, A. Jackman, S. Kirk, B. Barnstable, S. Kampwerth, M. Fry. ROW TWO: R. Pillatsch, A. Rains A Brown, D. York, B. Horner, Coach Oliva. 58!JV VOLLEYBALL ONT ROW - Jory Outland. SECOND ROW - Julie Beasley, Lisa Hanna. IRD ROW - Pam Addison, Lorri Shasteen, Dana Koontz. , 2 J.V. CHEERLEADERS The members of the Junior Varsity squad were very hard workers. They were always full of new ideas and ready to help. They worked well together and helped to promote school spirit. They went to camp and were judged to be the best of all the squads. 1. Dana and Pam saluting the flag. 2. Pam and Lorri trying to figure out the cheer, JV CHEERLEADERSXSQ VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Being a cheerleader isn't all fun and games like everyone thinks it is. lt takes a lot of dedication to be a cheerleader. Cheerleaders make the school spirit by FRONT ROW: Dawn Flunge. SECOND ROW: Autumn Adams, Beth Tierney Drew. THIRD ROW: Amy Dawson, Karri Shasteen, Jackie Merkin trying to get everyone involved. If the cheerleaders are enthused then the fans usually get involved. The cheer- leaders went to camp at Illinois State and learned a lot of cheers. This year's group was very close and worked well together. All of the cheerleaders learned and contributed to the making of a great squad. 2 .f Amy Dawson Tierney Drew Jackie Merkin M-s.a.,L...xm K! 1 Karri Shasteen 3 1. which way did me bail go? 2. The new Lion introducing herself. 3. The cheerleaders trying something different by doing the school song with flashlights. 4. The Lion bringing the team onto the floor. L.. X VARSITY CHEEHLEADERSXG1 4 SOFTBALL The 1984 Fall softball season began with mostly young, enthusiastic players. Most of our players were sophomores with leadership, provided by seniors - Jackie Merkin and Jodi Lewis - and Junior - Jeannie Epps. The team will always be re- membered by me as the hardest working team I have had. Although we struggled to get a win all season long, this team laid the ground work for a bright future in softball for their remaining years in high school. The season concluded with Jodi Lewis and Jeannie Epps being named AlI-Confer- ence. The 1985 Spring season opened with most of the same players plus two new- comers. As the season began, we quickly got a win under our belts and continued to make steady progress throughout the sea- son. Congratulations are in order for these players on their dedicated effort and to Jeannie Epps our MVP. Records: Fall 1984 0-10 Spring, 1985 3-8 FRONT ROW: Kelley Kasak, Autumn Adams, Susan Kirk Nicci Carney Kim Forbes Carrie West SECOND ROW Coach Ernie Crain Watson, Jackie Merkin, Amy Dawson, Jodi Lewis Marla Halterman Melanie Little Lori Tedrick Jeannie Epps Coach Ann Dunc GZXSOFTBALL Amy Dawson Jodi Lewis Jackie Merkin 3 1. Get out here, girls. 2. Jackie prepares to knock one over the fence. 3. Throw the ball here, Jodi. 4. Show us how to bunt, Autumn. 4 soFrBALLfea VARSITY Li L BASKETBALL The Carterville Lions varsity Basketball team struggled through one of the toughest schedules in many years. Injuries to players kept the mighty Lions from achieving some of this seasons goals. The Lions were 7-18 and had many exciting and close ball- games. The 25 point win over Harrisburg in the Har- risburg tournament, the 1 point win over Zeigler- Ftoyalton at home, and the double-overtime loss to DuQuoin in the Carbondale Holiday Tournament standout as some of the more exciting games. There were three seniors on this year's team. They are Matt Yusko, Jerry Mumbower, and Keith Liddell. We have high expectations for next year with 8 varsity players returning. 1984185 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD -4 5 HOME OP Herrin 41 45 Eldorado 37 46 Zeigler 50 49 Goreville 49 45 Christopher 53 70 Du Quoin CARBONDALE 59 60 West Frankfort TOURNEY 44 66 Elkville 60 42 Johnston City 57 60 Sesser 67 47 Zeigler 47 68 Meridian 73 86 Century HARRISBURG 77 78 Carrier Mills TOURNEY 54 57 Harrisburg 62 37 Christopher 44 72 Trico 54 57 Meridian 58 73 Johnston City 35 41 Elkville 66 41 Vienna 54 55 Waltonville 55 61 Massac County 63 76 Sesser 57 55 Sesser-Regional 53 60 ROW 1: Ft. Waldron, K. Liddell, M. Samuel, J. Chelin, K. Dawson. ROW 2: Coach Bleyer, Coach Crain, T. Pierce, M. Yusko, J. ' ' ' Deck, Coach Chornak. 64lVAFlSITY BASKETBALL 'f It x l e .N r N I 17 , , , Hey! Where'd everybody go? Jerry Mumbower going in for two points Look out! l'm coming through! Tell 'em how it is coach! This isn't a dance class Yusko! VARSITY BASKETBALLXG5 Ji J e i, I 4-2 fw- a JY 1 Wi 9 I , ,IV Tomy Pierce at the free-throw line. Kevin Justice scores for Carterville. BASKETBALL The 84-85 Lions JV Basketball team did well this year in conference, home, and away games. They tied with Christopher for the conference championship. For this the student body of CCHS owes their gratitude to the skilled players and great coaches which they have. The students can't wait to see them in action on the Varsity team! OPP CV Herrin 57 34 Eldorado 49 48 Zeigler-Royalton 38 36 Gorevllle 34 74 Christopher 48 56 Elkvllle 41 54 Johnston City 53 65 Sesser 39 63 Zelgler-Floyalton 49 66 Christopher 61 60 Johnston City 34 60 Elkvllle 32 53 Vtenna 45 61 Waltonville 51 41 Trico 50 68 Massac County 59 46 Meridian 57 53 Sesser 55 56 l FRONT ROW D Garross, J. Ennis, A. Groh, J. Hunsaker, A. Dawson, and J. Howell JV BASKETBALIJ67 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Even though these players were Cubs last year, they turned into Lions on the court of CCHS and other area schools. This year's Freshman team was Co-Conference Champs with their leading scorer, Jason Howell aver- aging 14 polnts per game, with an overall of M , er T 21' 213 points throughout the season. -wr' Us l Q, V ' ff , f 3 f if 1 Q I fi N ' ww 1 M on cv zeigier-noyalron 31 45 X' Goreville 42 46 ,ir, Christopher 27 52 i ' l . ., M My Elkville 23 56 tg, gawk Johnston CRY 3' 33 christopher 46 57 , 591 l zetgier-noyanon za so sesser 32 55 A Carbondale 47 45 Johnston City 59 54 ,, Elkville 26 47 Vienna 70 67 Sesser 63 48 Frosh-Soph Tournament I Elk Ile 46 72 V' Andy Groh gets ready to make a basket. Frosh-Soph Tournament Johnston City 58 63 Frosh-Soph Tournament Christopher 59 58 FRESHMAN BASKETBALLTEAM: J. Howell, A. Groh, J. Aird, K. Warren, R. Russell, C. Croslin, K. McGee, C. LeFebvre, Coach: M FRONT ROW: J. Murphy, A. Dawson. C. Zeigler, B. Border, S. Sizemore, T. Holmes, and B. Culp. . ki VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Although the varsity squad only had two senior players, they were both All-Confer- ence players. They were Johnna Modglin and Linda Updike. They were also the top What me You two doing HOW? scorers on the team. There were only five upperclassmen on the team, so the sopho- mores were relied on heavily. The final conference standing was 2-8. 1985 GIRLS BASKETBALL RECORDS Teams Home Opp. Marion 33 99 Zeigler-Royalton 43 20 Gorevllle 32 54 West Frankfort 44 48 Christopher 42 51 Elverado 45 40 Johnston City 33 39 Elverado lnv. Tourney 51 53 Zelgler-Royalton 43 32 5 Sesserevalier 37 49 A Zeigler-Royalton 41 35 me Christopher 46 43 M, Johnston ony 31 37 5' Elverado 50 63 Sesser-Valier 51 62 Herrin 36 71 M . 3 1 carrier Mins 33 50 L W 3, Benton 42 53 eoreviiie 54 77 A Waltonville 36 50 Here comes Jen on the war path! Regions:-Eiverauo 42 53 1 . I' f l , 1 x W . 4 ff, may Senior Johnna Modglin Senior Linda Updike Take it to 'em. Jeannie! BASKETBALU69 ROW ONE: Kim Forbes, Jeannie Mitchell, Linda Updike, Johnna Modglin, Jennifer Spence, Michelle Fry. ROW TWO: Melinda Lohmeier Kirk, Maria Halterman, Kim Brown, Amy White, Melanie Little, Deana York, Carrie West, Sarah Kampwerth, Coach Flay Kemp. 1. Maria's teammates watch anxiously while she at- i- tempts to win the toss-up. i 2. Jeannie demonstrates her amazing ability to drib- it ' - ble the ball without looking at it. 3. Maria is going up for two. it 70!BASKETBALL JR. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL The junior varsity squad had a very im- pressive record this year with a 10-0 re- cord in the conference, and a 14-4 overall record. Many of the junior varsity players played in the varsity games. This was good experience for them and will help them in their varsity years to come. Coach Kemp is expecting good things from this team in the future. 1985 GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL RECORD Home Opp. Marion 44 63 Zeigler-Royalton 43 20 Goreville 20 42 West Frankfort 53 34 Christopher 35 24 Elverado 31 18 Johnston City 34 16 Sesser-Valier 47 20 Zeigler-Ftoyalton 37 27 Christopher 56 24 Johnston City 33 13 ' Eivefado 23 21 Sesser-Valier 38 37 Herrin 20 49 Carrier Mills 30 11 Benton 42 25 Goreville 35 42 Waltonville 40 26 JW ONE: Susan Kirk, Sarah Kampwerth, Kim Forbes, Carrie West, Michelle Fry. ROW TWO: Melinda Lohmeier, Lorna Luebbers, Kim Brown, alanie Little, Deana York, Coach Flay Kemp. BASKETBALU71 VARSITY WRESTLING As the gruelling matches rolled to an end, their two and fourteen overall record wasn't that good, but the wrestling team had a couple of champions. Carterville was first in conference, 7th at Carterville Invitational, and 5th at l.H.S.A. Regional Tournament. At the 155 weight class, Steve Hanagan went to state, and was voted the all South 155 lb. wrestler. Dan Helfrich took second at l.H.S.A. Fiegionals. Mau BI'OWI'l breaks OFI GHOUISI' OpDOI'l6l'lt. WN? -' ,,.. FIRST ROW: David Lee, James Brown, Greg Helfrich, David Treece, lvlatt Brown, Tim Quast. SECOND Obble Kristoff, Alynn Mundell, David Gobert, Steve Hanagan, John Huck, Dan Helfrich, David Culp. 72!WHESTLlNG DAVID CULP DAVID GOBERT STEVE HANAGAN DAN HELFRICH JOHN HUCK ALYNN MUNDELL H? U , V . x , QQ. New ,, 'J in The Hanagan Heave. M5 if dh . H1 -,- V , 1 4. , nw .NW A.-,v gk, 1, .. .R 4, ,, H , 4 0 7. . Z 3,1 T uf xl 1 David TFBQCB QSTS 3 reversal. WW JV WRESTLING Herrin L Carbondale L Marion L Shawneetown L Pinkneyville W West Frankfort W Benton L Murphysboro L Marion L Anna-Jonesboro L Herrin L Anna-Jonesboro T Pinkneyville L 74lWFlESTLING Home Opponent 12 60 18 42 12 54 41 24 ia as J 12 60 ' iiiiqgwe, 24 30 12 60 30 30 24 36 Kenny Johnson puts in a half. FIRST ROW: Tom Anderson, Jeff Young, John Hall, Steve Hanley. SECOND ROW: Jeff Fisher, Scott Fawley, Johnson, Chris Hunt, Troy Robbins. THIRD ROW: Jason Akes, Craig Bonner, Greg Pearce, Aaron Mundell, Drew, Eddie Basier, Tommy Justice. IRST ROW: from left to right: J. Outland, S. Spillman, S. Woolard, D. Miller, D. Harris, . Fussner, J. Hayungs. SECOND ROW: Coach G. Emery, D. Risher, T.J. Gentry, K. awson, B. Thompson, J. Forbes, M. Payne. FORE!! GOLF The '84-'85 golf season wasn't an out- standing season overall, but there were some people who did rather well this sea- son. One of those people was a transfer stu- dent, Brian Thompson. He was one of the people who made up the Carterville Boys' Regional Team who competed in Carter- ville this year at the Crab Orchard Golf Club. The Boys' Regional Team was made up of John Forbes, Steve Spillman, Mike Fussner, T.J. Gentry, Mike Payne, and Bri- an Thompson. J Another such person was Debbie John- son who placed third in the Girls' Regional Tournament in West Frankfort. Both Deb- bie and Brian advanced to their respective Sectional Tournaments. GOLF 1984-'85 Team CV OP Harrisburg 172 159 Herrin 181 220 Harrisburg 173 157 Pinckneyville lnvitiatlonal lninth out of ten teamsi Anna 180 189 Carbondale and DuQuoin 182 C'dale-170 DO-177 Carbondale and Marion 1983 Cdale-182 Marion-155 Herrin 182 198 Marion and Herrin 172 Marion-145 Herrin-192 Benton and Murphysboro 187 Benton-156 Murphy-196 Regional Tournament fsixth out of nine teamsl N010 Senior Scott Woolard GOLF!75 BOYS' TRACK TEAM The track team came through town honking their horns and yelling that they had won the Varsity Black Diamond Con- ference. The team also won the Freshman- Sophomore Conference title. In addition to that, the track team won first place in the Christopher relay and second place in the Williamson County relay. They got fourth place in the meet of champs. They set six records. Craig Bonner broke the 2 mile school record. Jim Mulvany and Brent Culp were privileged enough to go to state. 1985 BOYS' TRACK RECORD Dutluoin, Murphysboro 3rd Carbondale, Mt. Vernon 3rd West Frankfort, Herrin IF-Sl 2nd Massac County lF-Sl 3rd Sasser, Z-R, Johnston City lst Massac County Varsity Invitational 3rd Tvi-County - F-S Conference 1st McLeansboro Invitational 1 1th Williamson County 2nd Varsity Conference 1st Pinckneyville IF-Sl 5th Christopher Co-Ed 1 st DuQuoin Classic - 1 + 1 Varsity 5th Sectional 7th Meet of Champs 4th Coach Chornak ROW ONE: T. Holmes, K. Johnson, B. Underwood. ROW TWO: T. Justice, D. Mitchell, E. Basler, D. Bush, C. Zeigler S Sizemor Fussner, Forbes. ROW THREE: Coach Chornak,J.Howell,F. Jarosz,D.Treece,Fi.Goldstein,K. Miller,B.Wood,B.Young G Hanley FOUR: K. Orr, Fl. Frank, B. Culp, C. Bonner, A. Mundell, R. Drew, A. Dawson, C. Lefebvre. ROW FIVE: T. Homoya, B. Deck J Mulva Hanagan, M. West, D. Brown, D. Fiowatt, S. Tebbe, J. Ennis. 76lTRACK Dennis Brown Steve Hanagan Tim Homoya sm-' 'E Fred Jarosz Come on, David, you can catch up! hmmm, ,,z , Danny Morgan Kevin Orr Matt West TRACKI77 GIRLS TRACK The Girls' Track Team had an outstand- ing year. lncluded in their list of accom- plishments, was winning the Black Dia- eg, 1+ mond Conference for the seventh year ln a row. The team also had many outstanding ? ' members, one of these was Junior Kris if . Wunderle, who qualified for the state A meet. Although the team lost six members ii 2 to graduation in 1985, there is still plenty of talent left over for a great year ln 1986. Girls Track Record Murphysboro, Benton - Second Christopher, Z-R, Benton - First Marion, A-J, - Third Herrin, Johnston City, Elverado - First Benton, Marion, Elverado - Third Christoper, Z-Fi, Sesser-Valier, Johnston City, Elverado - First Harrisburg, Elderado, Fairfield, Norris City - Fifth Marion, Herrin, Johnston City - Second A-J Cairo - Second - - ' A . h h h OI . Sesser-Valler, Christopher, McCleansboro, Z-R, Eldorado - Third sst Coac S aron Ratchffe and Kat y Na l 3 x A .-.. r,, ' nfgfbiaui uf 'N' FRONT ROW: K. Rains, J. Modglin, K. Wunderle, G. Johnson, Y. Rehana, L. Boner, K. Cooper, D. Runge, J. Mitchell, S. Puckett, K. Outland, L. Shasteen. SECOND ROW: S. Hoffman, S. Wall, D. Cottingham, M. Tomasini, S. Simons, R. Farr, K. Stull, J. Parson, L. McGee, M. McGeath. THIRD ROW: C. Calhoun, L. Updike, A. Hanagan, J. Beasley, K. Dorris, Fl. Amble, L. Hanna, K. Gobert, D. Johnson, M. FOURTH ROW: Coaches K. Oliva and S. Ftatcliffe. 78!GIRLS' TRACK . 2 ' in l Gail Johnson Johnna Modglin Kala Rains Younia Rehana Karri Shasteen Marie Tomasini Dawn Runge keeps track of times. Contestants in the 1985 Miss Track contest. Jory and Lisa prepare for the hand-off. Deana gives it her all. Audrey manages a smile. lt's a bird, lt's a plane, lt's Gail!!! 80lGIFiLS' TRACK Jewell and Kala practice while others look on. is'Q wb fy . . in-0. Q, j,,.-l.,vi .. li-l::'l Nl ' I 4 ll J uni, Q' , .,. ' . aff: ' V ' . ' 1, F , ' 1,-1, .-. . V , .QM ,MM V . 4 v- ' ' 'W ':,a'g' .,,,.H:4 we Q. gv'Z,,w.A, . : 4, ,Q Af? ,dt f .. b wwmnmgm 5' ...fl '..,f .if ' ' :a . ' A' V ' 3 I .W f. .. MM- A' . .. ,n g.. -NM 5 X ..,4 ., Ms., .yhg V 1. Try it again Rob! 2. Go for it Tim! 3. Craig wins another one of his two mile races. 4. Go Dennis Go! 5. We knew you could do it Flobl' 6. Kevin gives his all. 7. Jason, do you always run with your tongue out? Q . 7 fn use 1 fe T.ggm,gf M TnAcKf81 6 7 BASEBALL The 1985 baseball season at CCHS was a pretty good one even though the team finished with a record of seven wins and ten losses. As in most cases, you can't judge a team's season only looking in the scorebook. Carterville beat the two South Seven Conference teams of Marion and Herrin. Helping the team this year that wasn't there in pre- vious years was the great depth of pitchers. The Lions had six pitchers that could play at any time. The season wasn't as great a suc- cess as all had hoped, but the coach and players really enjoyed the season. BASEBALL 1984-B5 TEAM CV OP Vienna 8 0 Goreville 4 5 Carbondale 2 10 Herrin 3 2 Herrin 4 2 Johnston City 14 4 Waltonville 3 5 Waltonville 6 8 Cobden Invitational Tournament tthird placel Cobden 2 7 Harrisburg 8 0 Johnston City 5 8 Elkville 3 8 Elkville 7 4 Carterville Invitational Tournament tsecondl Johnston City 14 O Elkville 4 8 Marion 4 5 Regional Tournament Gorevllle 4 5 xx wheres the balll'7 Melt YUSKO 821 BASEBALL IRST ROW: from left to right: A. Groh, M. Brown, D. Horaz, S. Fawley. SECOND ROW: Coach P. Janes, G. Fozzard, T. Horsley, J. Aird, Forbes, J. Hunsaker, J. Chelin. THIRD ROW: M. Samuel, T. Pierce, C. Egelston, A. Mundell, J. Mumbower, R. Waldron, M. Yusko, N. lzemore, K. Liddell, K. Dawson. Z .... .,,, B QQN,5kZ:-Wolf ' .W . 1 I 1 .-. V. l Nice jacket, Jim. Al and his homerun trophy. BASEBALU83 2595 43: rc.: :fl ., .n ' wif' ' ,, ,... '- ,, . V . :re . f :aff ,V . L.,,,, 3... ,..1 V VV,h A V 4 ,, , , N ,X . V' M' .. 24, . ., . , . , . riff I H - J .p . f, . , . I AM W Me ii i is 1 rrr. 1 r z , ., ff' ' . ,,- ,V . 5 A .-f K I f , Q 'W N 'M' f 'f ' ,--.' N . My In 2 . A , Vault K 7. W W' :N L' 1. Could this be a homerun, Matt? 2. Throw 'em out, SqueeI!! 3. Garrett slides in safe. 4. Here comes speed-demon, AI. 5. Which way is third? Q, , 84!BASEBALL fkllllglg HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS 'H 's.,,,, We aw' mg 11 'QS Group MQW effort y makes all the differenc 1. Tammy Wallace introduces the models n the Style Show. 2AmHt dalttlehl t . y un er nee s l epeanng The people who worked on these pages ere Jennlfer Spence and Amy White. CLUBS!85 FBLA The EB.L.A. has monthly meetings. At each meeting they try to have a guest speaker to talk to them about business. This year many of their activities were cut short because of Mrs. Newcom's oper- ation. They sold popcorn, cookies and cleaner to make money for the club. Their highlight of the year was a trip to the Re- creation Center at S.l.U. in Carbondale. They also went to l.V.'s for pizza after- wards. The sponsors for F.B.L.A. are Mr. J , ,L ..,... ,, , , , . I Emery and Mrs. Newcom. -x . Mr sf ' f ' f ' fx it 1 4 yt, ei , A-l-ll ' PZ: uf. 'VweMf:514,fH,f.v ',ffn fp frm, mg- , ' 4--1' f 1 yy., Q N M V FRONT ROW: Bryant Davis, Tracy Fawley, Kim Stull, Audrey Hanagan, Sheri McKinney, Jim Wilkinson, Chris Egelston, David Garrog Connie Mason. SECOND ROW: Kim Talley, Lorna Luebbers, Amy Carney, Jodi Lewis, Wendy Gillespie, Angie Abell, Mike Halldors Natalie Dickerson. THIRD ROW: Larinda Boner, Kendra Dorris, Amy Jackman, Lisa Hanna, Becky Amble, Barbara Reichert, Melin Lohmeier, Julie Scott, Mary Fear, Dana Colp. FOURTH ROW: Kelley Kasak, Amy Rains, Becky Owens, Maria Halterman, Brad Gentry, T3 Henderson, Mark Ray, Mike Fussner. FIFTH ROW. Amber Russell, Shawnda Hayes, Amy Hunter, Tammy Meadows, Tammy Reyes, Sh Carney, Dana Underwood, Jamie Murphy, T.J. Gentry, Kevin Bailey. M s , . gg 5' F.B.i..A. OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Sheri McKinney - Secretary, Chris Egelston -- Treasurer, Audrey Hanagan - President, Bryant Davis - Vice-President. SECOND ROW: David Garross - HistorianfReporter, Jim Wilkinson - Pariiamentarian, Tracy Fawley and Connie Mason - Book Store Managers. Q. Eg ss. is fX X 1 ,ff Xxx. 7 W N my? S i 0 ff ff gi ,ff f ssssy, f Ui' 1. Danny is trying to be Evil Kenievil on a tricycleii 2. Friendship is a BIG part of FB.L.A. 3. Johnna wins!!! 4. Something's fishy! FBLAX87 F.H.A. OFFICERS: Vice-President Jennifer Spence, Secretary Stephanie Pucke FHA The F.H.A. keeps busy during the year doing several activities. The first meeting consisted of a Freshman initiation. They had to feed each other Chocolate pud- ding-blindfoldedl! They prepared food baskets for a needy family at Christmas. They planned a trip to Paoli Peaks, Indi- ana, but this failed. They are hoping to go next fall. The main highlight of the year was Sweetheart Banquet. lt was held at S.I.U., the band was Spectra, and Genola Murphy was crowned queen. During the spring they collected money for the Spe- cial Olympics, and attended it at McAn- drew Stadium on the campus of S.l.U. They went to Six Flags on June 3. The girls felt the year was a great success. T011 Q1 I , .,.'0-H 49 Q' and Treasurer Amy Carney. Ns. FRONT ROW: Sponsor - Mrs. Zeiba, Sheri McKinney - President, Jennifer Spence - Vice-President, Stephanie Puckett- Secretary, Amy Carney -- Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Katrina Higgins, Lucy Greer, Monica Knope, Laura Fry, Johnna Modglin, Jeanie Batson, Julie Riley, Karyn Robertson, Wendy Gillespie, Jill Johns. THIRD ROW: Jennifer Winter, Amy Walter, Karri Shasteen, Amy Dawson, Tierney Drew, Jackie Merkln, Sonya Ingram, Linda Updike, Gail Johnson, Jodi Leiws. FOURTH ROW: Michelle McGeath, Wendy Rogers, Tami Sanders, Amy White, Jean Mitchell, Natalie Smith, Tracy Fawley, Kris Wunderle, Jenny York, Kirsty Cooper, Jay-Lyn Parson. FIFTH ROW: Dana Cottingham, Autumn Adams, Tammy Reyes, Tammy Meadows, Virginia Stevens, Shawn Wall, Angie Abell, Dana Underwood, Tara Riley, Dawn Runge, Kandy Min. SIXTH ROW: Lisa Robertson, Jodie McKinney, Terri Barnhart, Kendra Washburn, Dawn Bray, Jeannie Epps, Genola Murphy, Kala Rains, Andrea Horsley, Sherri Carney, Andrea Aird. SEVENTH ROW: Betty Provo, Pam McGill, Kendra Hollister, Manissa Kinley, Tammy McGeath, Andrea Miller, Sherri Teal, Donna Emery, Tiffany Nauman. , 5 , .1 I , 1 ,V 3,-.. 1,13 ROW 1: Jory Outland - President, Cindy Calhoun - Vice President, Lisa Hanna - Secretary, Tammy Wallace - Treasurer. ROW 2: Dandy Richardson, Margaret Hess, Kim Morehead, Liz Howerton, Pam Addison, Kelley Hasak, Sarah Kampwerth, Lori Tedrick, Beth Beasley, Lorri Updike, Melissa Morse, Shawnda Hayes. ROW 3: Debbie Johnson, Debbie Harris, Vicki Egelston, Amy Rains, Amy Hunter, Renee Farr, Amber Flussell, Mary Sloan, Amy Rausenberger, Flenee Pillatsch. ROW 4: Janette Brock, Deana York, Dana Koontz, Sheila Simons, Melissa Crutcher, Becky McGeath, Juliann Beasley, Kendra Dorris, Chris Nevious, Tammi Humble. ROW 5: Lisa Freeman, Barbara Reichert, Melinda Lohmeier, Pam Stearns, Jamie Hall, Melissa Purdue, Nicci Carney, Kim Brown, Kim Forbes, Michelle Fry, Carrie West. ROW 6: Michelle Halstead, Dawn Long, Dana Stevens, Jackie Muse, Brandy McGee, Natalie Dickerson, Dana Colp, Tammi McCamish, Sarah Miller, Mistie Martin, Susan Kirk. I it ' fig? ! 1 ', 5 4 ' N V, t4'45i 6 . v , W. , ,ffl J 'af' -' N :.H.A. OFFICERS: President - Jory Outland, Vice-President - Cindy Dalhoun, Secretary - Lisa Hanna, Treasurer - Tammy Wallace. Lorri and Beth are being very stylishl? FRENCH The French Club has done a lot this year. Among their many activities were: a Christmas party, in January, they had their annual Bean Cake with a bean king Ol' John Grenfell really gets into eating and French club parties. queen fthe person who finds the bean is the Bean King or Bean Queenl. They had their spring picnic in April and a dinner in May. The main highlight of the year was the trip to Canada. The students left on g June 5, and returned home on June 13. They went by train and visited Montreal and Quebec City. Only 12 students went, but the ones who did go will say it was an experience they will never forget. The club meets once a month for their annual meet- ing. The officers for this year are: Presi- dent - Linda Updike, Vice-president - Chris Egelston, Secretary - Gail John- son, and Treasurer - John Forbes. The annual Halloween party tends to make people show their true ,J T E390 ROW 1: Sponsor - Mrs. Zeigler, Linda Updike, Gail Johnson, John Forbes, Chris Egelston, Younia Ftehana, Ann-Marie Lei-ebvre, Dov Lutzkerl ROW 2: Natalie Dickerson, Dana Colp, Tammy McGeath, Terri Barnhart, Kelley Kasak, Sarah Kampwerth, Vicki Egelston, Meredith Hutson Carrie West, Lorri Updike, Lisa Pillatsch, Kris Wunderle. ROW 3: Kirsty Cooper, Susan Pennock, Stephanie Hoffman, Audrey Hanagan, Tammj McCamish, Maria Halterman, Deana York, John Grenfell, Jason Howell, Kandy Min, Rick Goldstein. ROW 4: Tony Rodgers, Brian Deck, Daw Gobert, Matt Morris, Jim Wilkinson, Clint Samuel, Sean Bradshaw, Andy Groh, Michelle Fry, Andy Dawson. 1 Q A,f.. , Z J ' , . K 5 - W fn E ru 'Q ' I ,elsif . S ' if W' -2 S, x Ip: 4 J W .Qi . J , t S X a V, '. eva, ! ss ini T ' S t H Jenny and Tammy enjoy learning about Spanish culture. aff:-.fyx hese two little people enjoy Spanish class almost as much as the students do. SPANISH The Spanish Club is something new this year at CCHS. lt includes the entire Span- ish class which is approximately 18 stu- dents. Mrs. Luebbers is the sponsor and Spanish teacher. The club has four offi- cers, one from each class, they are, Fresh- man - Lorna Luebbers, Sophomore - Tracy Hayes, Junior - Tammy Williams, and Senior - Scott Woolard. This year, the club went out to dinner to a Mexican restaurant, hes Hombres, in Carbon- dale, and they also went to S.l.U. for For- eign Language day. OW 1: Sponsor - Mattie Luebbers, Lorna Luebbers, Scott Woolard, Tracy Hayes. ROW 2: Scott Fawley, ChucklLeFebvre, Sherri Carney, ana Underwood, Amy Tregoning. ROW 3: George Calhoun, Tracy Fawley, Jenny York, Angela Ciochetto, Connie Mason. SPANISHXQ1 COMPUTERS The Computer Club is a new edition to Carterville High School. The sponsor, Brenda Bratcher, formed the organization using her computer students. To take a break from their hard work, they had a piz- za party during lunch. The officers for the Computer Club are as follows: Charles Hees - Presidentg Steve Hanagan - Vice President, Jim Mulvany - Secretaryg Chris Egelston - Treasury. The Comput- er Club helps the individual share his skills with a group to form useful tools for the future. 'fe FRONT ROW: Jim Mulvany, Charles Hees, Steve Hanagan, Chris Egelston, Sponsor - Mrs. Bratcher. SECOND ROW: Matt Kevin Herron, Mark Carney, Matt Morris, Jenny York, Johnna Modglin, Barbara Reichert, Chuck LeFebvre. THIRD ROW: Renee Farr, T Henderson, Rick Goldstein, Jason Hayungs, Scott Fawley, Amy Carney, Terri Barnhart, Audrey Hanagan, Michelle Woolard, Dan FOURTH ROW: Jim Monday, David Rowatt, Brian Deck, Jeff Chelin, Robbie Galloway, Mike Halldorson, David Garross, John Forbes, Wilkinson. FRONT ROW: Marie Tomasini, Jeannie Epps, Julie Riley, Tracy Fawley, Sarah lampwerth. SECOND ROW: Jackie Gurley, Andrea Miller, Sonya lngram, Tammy Aeadows, Michelle McGeath. THIRD ROW: Kirsty Cooper, Laura Fry, Sheri llcKinney, Jill Johns, Angela Ciochetto. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Stevens, Shawn Vall, Tammy Reyes, Amy Walters. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Sparks, Mrs. Appuhn. 1 if 'RONT ROW: Margaret Hess, George Calhoun, Tony Rogers, Bryant Davis, Jill ilsher. SECOND ROW: Natalie Dickerson, Dana Colp, Kim Morehead, Candy lichardson, Tracy Fawley, Susan Pennock, Barbara Bennett, Sponsor - Mrs. lppuhn. OFFICE WORKERS The office workers are very dependable people. They are those students who are willing to give up their study hall to help in the office or Guidance Office. They deliver messages, and run various errands for Mrs. Sparks and Mrs. Appuhn. They also help Mrs. Appuhn when registering the in- coming freshmen for high school. Mrs. Ap- puhn and Mrs. Sparks appreciate these girls for all their help throughout the year. Y.E.S. The Y.E.S. Club is on the lookout all year round for new individuals who want to help the students of Carterville High School be- come more aware of problems that arise every day. The members of the Y.E.S. Club are leaders of good standards. An exam- ple of their leadership would be the fact that they try to show and tell students that drinking and driving DO NOT mix!! They also take time from their busy schedules to write letters to disabled children, whether they are young kids or high school stu- dents. They meet once a week, and their sponsor is Mrs. Susan Appuhn, who is also the Guidance Counselor. OFFICE WOFlKERS!93 MEDIA CLUB The Media Club meets every other month to have a general meeting and par- ty. The other months the executive coun- selors and officers meet. The officers for this year are: President - Tom Waldron, Vice-President - Audrey Hanagan, Sec- retary - Katrina Higgins, Treasurer - Tony Rogers, Parlimentary - Charles Hees. The club had various parties for the holidays and sold chocolate Santa's. They contributed 5150.00 to the statue of Liber- ty from the profit they made. VJ, U K- S: . :i,,,.,-.-.if X Jim in action! LIBRARY WORKERS The Library workers stay busy. They run errands, prepare new magazines when they come in. They clip articles from the newspaper for the students in the news. They also help with the displays for the bulletin board, repair books and other li- brary materials. One of their main jobs is processing and filing the vertical files. Alto- gether, they work to keep the library run- ning smoothly. 94!MEDlA , V ,R ,z was , .. sa. . -E - A - -:'s-f - -1'15 ' r --fz -.w' f ,, . .. .. . - ,. , . -, ef- , ...M U f rv -'ff-ff--f1s:rsfs:fNww:s- sh f I 'wil 7 K A . I 3 . ' 1 X.. 6 A-K FRONT ROW: Tony Rogers, Katrina Higgins, Tom Waldron, Audrey Hanaga Charles Hees. SECOND ROW: Sponsor - Josie Kirkg Michelle McNeil, Virgin Stevens, Barbara Bennett, Sarah Miller, Margaret Hess, Tenna Hilleman, Toc Taylor, Ginger Hatton. THIRD ROW: Clint Samuel, Rick Goldstein, John Grenfe John Goodan, Mark Carney, Candy Richardson, Renee Farr, Jim Mulvany, To Henderson, Paul Fell, Kevin White. SWK RETURN FRONT ROW: Sponsor - Josie Kirk, Paul Fell, Candy Richardson, Barba Bennett, Margaret Hess, Michelle McNeil, Debbie Johnson, Teenna Hilleman, To Taylor. SECOND ROW: Tony Rogers, Mike Payne, Rick Russell. THIRD RO' Jim Mulvany, Charles Hees, Ginger Hatton, Renee Farr, John Grenfell, Deana Yo Katrina Higgins, Marie Tomasini, Bryant Davis. Master mind at work. INDUSTRIAL CLUB The Industrial Club is a new organiza- tion that was formed this year. The re- quirement for this club is one year of an industrial arts class. The sponsors are Mr. Robert Marrs and Mr. Roy Davis. The club consists of seventeen members. This year, they built picnic tables which the Stu- dent Council paid for. These tables are for students to use during lunch hour. The ln- dustrial Club is a welcome addition to the clubs of CHS. RONT ROW Matt West Dennis Brown, Jon White, Danny Morgan, Dave Clayton, Kent Hale, Kendra Clayton, John Gooden. SECOND ROW Sponsor Roy Davis Robbie Groves, Roger Stanley, Brent Brothers, Ed Basler, Kenny Johnson, Mark Carney, James Brown, Lenny Dualls Jason Reichert Robert Marrs - Sponsor. INDUSTRIAL CLUB!95 VIDEO CLUB The Video Club is a hard working group and several organizations depend on them. They tape the football and basket- ball games, the Variety show, the musi- cals, and the plays. They also tape educa- tional programs for classes. This year Charles Hees and Jim Mulvany received awards for being the outstanding workers in the video club. They did a great job and are greatly appreciated. Jim, Kevin and Rick are taping an exciting game FIRST ROW: Tom Henderson, Kevin White, Audrey Hanagan, Flick Goldstein, Mark Carney. SECOND ROW: Charles Hees George Calhoun, Jim Mulvany. 96lVlDEO QPFKER LLQ twig HIGH SCHOOL x .X Facuhy wgwe:-'I , 'TQ The Pied , 4. X., Pipers of 'WN Carterville H Hig 1. Mrs. Ziegler helps direct the production of the Sophomore float. 2. Mrs. Harris demonstrates how she can snap her fingers with her eyes closed These pages were written by Jennifer Spence and Amy White. FACULTYXQ7 ADMINISTRATION A face that is found around Carterville High School a lot is the one and only Mr. Leroy Newton. Whether he's busy making things run smoothly, or meeting with the teachers, it seems that he always has time to help and try to understand the difficulties of high school life. Mr. Newton has done a lot for the school, as well as for the students and faculty. Al- though, Mr. Newton is credited most of the time for the smoothness in which the school runs, he's not alone. Without the help of his faithful secretary, Mrs. Katharine Sparks, the school would not be able to function and con- tinue to grow. Leroy Newton Principal Katharine Sparks Secretary QSIADMINISTRATION f .I , , .ns DMINISTRATION ie Administration at Carterville High aol does a great deal to support the ol. Among the Administration is Dr. Rob- lees, Superintendent. Dr. Mees has been the Unit 5 school district for four years. oes a lot to keep the school functioning. iale Dawson, Assistant Superintendent, quite a job. He must organize the bus dules, and make sure that all the buses unning smoothly. He must also check the 1 routes in the winter months. '. Tom Armstrong, Athletic Director at erville High, has a busy job all year nd. He has to schedule fall, winter, and ig sports. He must also cancel and res- ule if any conflicts should arise. The Unit :hool Board consists of Mr. Kenneth 1, Mr. Garford Gooden, Mr. Jon Jackman, Iraig Pillatsch, Mr. Russell Hancock, Mr. Waldron, and President -- Mr. Larry lard. The administration keeps busy with l their many meetings and with helping school function properly. Dr. Robert Mees, Superintendent ff Q1-'M 95? Mr. Gale Dawson, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Tom Armstrong, Athletic Director Kenneth Drew E Garford Gooden Larry Woolard, President Jon Jackman E 2 2 E l Craig Pillatsch crm I-T, .gf Russell Hancock Diane Coale, Secretary Flon Waldron The Unit 5 School Board fslfiqi ' 1131.13 - 'Ill JII, fvv -,,, If ' ' k ,,,.,,,,,-' g.,, L J 5 A ,,, , , -,,, , , fi ?f mx ,w,g,L.,g as 6 R it 5. E s f rl f Q if f.w','f 'M gf' Q. '.., 'V ' . fgl,l,,g, 3 it I giwfgrgzaffeffr s.lr. J fi. s llli ll l J D , ,ly fr ,r f, 1' iz, f if fhffqg 'Q , , A I . lfjf . K J H 1. l Z ' 3,1 N, , f J A -. if En r fff - Custodians - Bill Corley, John Watson COOKS - MaXif19 Howell, Zenobia Fike 'QW' Custodian - Randy Claunche Custodian - William McNeill mwscgp. . AP as ma BUS DRIVERS 0 'Q If NOT PICTUHED D. Jenkins S. Nance F Summers S. Welch SUBS-NOT PICTURED M Justice M. Smith ' Fl. Hunsaker Bus Drivers - M. Martin, L. Dickerson Bus Drivers - M. McGuire, M. Evans FACULTY A sign of friendship is important at Car- terville High School. One of the ways friendship is shown is through the faculty. They show their concern by working hard at being a teacher, counseling students with their problems, and helping each stu- dent to achieve their future goals. The stu- dents are fortunate to have such adults who take the time to help them learn as much as possible, and to enjoy their high school years. We are grateful to have a faculty who take the time to help, and also enjoy the extra-curricular activities at Car- terville High School. 'wwf' Dr. Johnson, the music man. 5. I . if . :M . . 5- .. S 5 ' Susan Appuhn Brenda Bratcher Mike Chornak Guidance Counselor Algebra ll Driver Education TAP Sponsor Senior Math Boy's P.E. Sophomore Class Sponsor Computer Head Track Coach National Honor Society Asst. Boys Football Coach Computer Club Asst. Boys Basketball Coach JETS Team Sophomore Class Sponsor Scholar Bowl Team Student Olympiad Senior Class Sponsor TOZXFACULTY x Iheatfe lariety Show cholar Bowl Team lifted Coordinator ETS Sponsor Ienior Class Sponsor Church Gayla Davie ll 81 Ill Chorus Swing Choir I 8 ll Musical Roy Davis Shop I CVE Senior Class Sponsor ivy? K like Deck hysical Education C Club ead Football Coach ophomore Class Sponsor Gary Emery Accounting I 8t ll Introduction to Business Typing I Golf Coach FBLA Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor I Linda Etherton Special Education English I, II, III, IV I Math I, ll U.S. History Government Consumer Ed. Science l, ll Occupation Exploration I, Il, Ill IV FACULTYX1 O3 an z l . Bruce Groll John Halldorson Band Geography National Issues Psychology Physical Science Junior Class Sponsor Sheri Hunter College English English lll y Theatre Variety Show, Stage Club Humanities World History Illinois History Senior Class Sponsor 104 FACULTY j Mrs. Newcom's first day with new legs. Cleo Harris American History Journalism LIONITE Ancient Civilization World History AQ! Linda Janes Study Hall Supervisor Johnson Education S. History Josie Kirk Cheerleaders Student Council Library Aide Exploration l, ll, Lk 'Q .f .Q --,,. fi-i. Dr. George Johnson Chemistry Physics Physical Science JETS Coach Sophomore Class Sponsor in Qt.. Q. IL JS h- i ' as if-. ' 4.59 - f-S ,. W , V Xxx tr? -X - 'Q ,. i Hifi gs, JY if Mfr' - , was A: A , E W. . 1 va-as 1 - if 3 Sf it Sw. r Y K Y if W'-5' W 'ft ' jfs , . S N ,, . s .L , , t he , 'X Y, N 5 1 2 as 2 xg gf if xg ' J, I h. f' . ff- ' 5 . gs - -. Tk i . xg . 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E in 5 1 E . sw . gef,5 - ,,.-K - -K J -5- 4, - is P sg 1 fi if ' Q S 1 G' 'ii A fi . i, I lg 5 t I Ni uf' 'fi '-1 - F' 1 1985 Cafeteria Queenl??!? if Ray Kemp Biology l 8i ll Physical Science Science Club Sponsor JETS Sponsor Girls Basketball Coach Junior Class Sponsor Marlene Koerner U.S. History Government National Issues Practical Law Junior Class Sponsor FACULTYX1 05 8 . ff in if y gg l Lee Kuntz Matilde Luebbers Robert Nlarrs Algebra Spanish Building Trades Geometry Carpentry Pre-Algebra Drafting C Club Senior Class Sponsor Assistant Football Coach Head Wrestling Coach Shelia Newcom Office Practice Shorthand Typing l 81 ll FBLA National Honor Society Freshman Class Sponsor 106lFACULTY Like balloons, Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Zieba give us a lift. 1 Kathy Oliva Physical Education Health Girls Track Coach Girls Volleyball Coach Freshman Class Sponsor Samuel Linda Triest Nancy Vale Remedial English English I Attendance Checker English ll rt Ill Tutor Practical English andicrafts RL Junior Class Sponsor lxrt Club Sphinx l Math Pre-Algebra Sophomore Class Sponsor Shirley Watson Librarian Media Specialist Media Club Student Council Video Staff wig 1 .XA W x gi xc if-6 Charlene Zieba Child Development Fashion Merchandising Clothing Construction Cooking Home Economics I 81 ll FHA Student Council ig l ,,, 1 Y it Catherine Ziegler English I 8m Il French l, ll, 81 Ill French Club Sophomore Class Sponsor FACULTYHO7 mafia Senior sponsors Mrs. Conni Church, Mrs. Brenda Bratcher and Mrs. Sheri Hunter discuss how their float has turned out with board member Garford Gooden. Could this be the anti-athiete's Dr. Johnson? Mr. Emery keeps busy being a great father. Mr. Chornak wanted his picture taken with Olympic star Jim Mulvany . 108lFACULTY ,W , Through these doors pass the greatest Jr ,X students m the worl h, ,L 'J:'uE nll :u gg: 31 1. Students enjoy com ng to school but they like leavl g e en more 2. The College Engllsh class IS a ery close k t bunch The people who orked on these pages were Ste e Hanagan Randy Elliot, Tom Henderson and Scott Fa Iey SENIORS The Senior Class of 1985, led by president Scott Woolard, had a suc- cessful year by anyone's standards. No one will soon forget the Senior Trip to Evansville, the ice skating rink, the zoo, or The Spirit of Evansville. The en- tire year was busy and hectic, but the Seniors always had time to help or as- sist a friend or perhaps an out-of-line freshman. Through football, homecom- ing, the government trip, and College English they always stayed together as a class. Soon they will part as a class at Graduation. Even if they are not togeth- er they will still be loyal to their class and will always be members of the Class of '85 i 2 110!SENIORS E- if-T mf, , .K 3 ,wt 1. 2 3 4 5. 6 7 8 i 2 SENIOR TRIP X 6 Senior Class Sponsors: Mrs. Church, Mrs. Bratcher, and Mrs. Hunter. Matt West heads toward the library . Jim and Scott ATTEMPT to paddle-Matt around t he lake. . Jill and Laura on The Spirit of Evansville. A select group of Seniors were allowed to ride the elephants. . Skating started slowly for most . . . . . . but it ended rather abruptly. . Greetings from Captain Julie Ftiley. ' Mrs. Church was not pictured in other class and club pictures because she was at a conference for the gifted when the pictures were made. SENIORSXT 11 GRADUATION 1. The graduating class of 1985. 2. Valedictorian Christopher Egelston. 3. The seniors are preparing to march into the 9Ym- 4. Salutatorian Ann-Marie LeFebvre. 5. Hats off! We've finally graduated. 112!SENIORS if M P X Q if ,W .Lf-Q' Senior Class Officers and Sponsors: Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Church, and Mrs. Bratcher Second Row Vlce Presldent Pam McGill, Treasurer Gail Johnson, President Scott Woolard, and Secretary Jill Johns. Movre Beverly Hrlls Cop Song Jump TV Show Book 1984 Football!Gorng out wlth friends St Elsewhere Actlvltues Class SDGGCFW Actor Eddre Murphy Actress Meryl Streep Radlo Statlon WCIL FM Group Van Halen Car Jerry's Car 0984 TRANS AML Movre Song TV Show Book Actlvltles Class Actor Actress Radio Station Group Car ' CLASS FAVORITES OWN FAVORITES v M1 ' , , Q.. W N 0 1 ,N , :ww ,lyxx 'Q in 'Ti K W W Q w 1, ' , QM VI is . . if li, ,' M 'X 3 W , mwvmwfi !!,, W , N ,,,us,imy Q ,A ru , TNQ? ffl -nt ,: W M N 1'l'wWwwr i bk HM ,I 'Sf mtl.. 7' Bill Cross Jerry Davis Chris Egelston David Culp Larry Culp Bryant Davis sie' urff' Amy Dawson Cathy Desoto Tierney Drew 1153? VM! 'W 9' x Donna Emery John Fell Laura Fry SENIORSH15 CLASS OF 85 ANDREA AIRD Student Council 9, 10, 11, iPublicity Chairmanj, 12 Nice-Pres.l3 Basketball 93 FHA9, 10, 11,123 Chorus 93 Homecoming Atten. 9, 10, 11, 123 Volleyball 93 Float Com.9,10,11,123PromCom.113Sphinx 9, 10, 11 iEditori3 Lionite 10. TERRI BARNHART Musical 10, 123 Computer Club 123 Bas- ketball 9, 103 Track 10, 123 Play 113 FHA 11, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Att. 103 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 QSecre- taryJ3 Theater 11: Guidance Worker 11. JEAN BATSON Musical 93 FBLA 93 FHA 9, 10, 11, 123 Chorus 9, 103 Homecoming Att. 12, French Club 11, 123 Float Com. 93 Prom Com. 11. BARBARA BENNETT Musical 121 Play 113 Chorus 9, 123 Library Club 123 Sphinx 11, Office Worker 113 Teacher Aide 11, Theatre 11. STEVE BRADLEY DENNIS BROWN BRIAN CAIVIBRON AMY CARNEY Computer Club 121 FBLA 9, 10, 11, 123 FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer3 Band 9,10, 11, 12, Treasurer3 Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 123 Prom Com. 113 Drill Team 10, 11, 12 Captain3 Library Club 93 Sphinx 93 Lionite 93 Free Fair Cand. ANGELA CIOCHETTO Lionite 93 Office Worker 9, 103 Guidance Worker 11, 12. DAVID CLAYTON Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 103 Guidance Worker 11. BRIAN CLEAVER Track 10. ' JERRI CROSLIN Track 11, 123 FHA 9, 10, Theater 12. The library is a source of leisure and learning ffm X H-M. if' f' I BILL CROSS Football 9 DAWD Cul-P FRIENDLIEST goggbgu 91 11, 123 Wrestling 91 111 123 Jerry Mumbower and Karyn Robertson 3 . 116lSENlORS MR. AND MISS C.C.H.S. Chris Egelston and Ann-Marie Lefebvre N MOST BASHFUL Brad Gentry and Barbara Bennett . W. ,.l?:,. LARRY CULP Football 9, 12, Wrestling 9. BRYANT DAVIS Musical 9, 10, Swing Choir 9, 10, FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12 Vice-Pres., Play 9, 10, Chorus 9, 10, French Club 11, Library Club 10, 12. JERRY DAVIS Art Club 9, 10, 11, Variety Show11, Foot- ball 9, Track 10, 11, Play 11, Wrestling 9, 10, Float Com. 11, Theatre 11. AMY DAWSON Musical 10, 11, Swing Choir 10, Class Of- ficer 10-Pres., Variety Show 11, Bas- ketball 9, FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9,10, 11, 12, Band 9,10,11,12 Drum Major- ette, Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Att. 10, NHS 10, 11, 12, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, Cheerleader 11, 12, Sweetheart Att. 10, Stage Club 11, Homecoming Queen. CATHY DESOTO Variety Show 11, Play 11, 12, FHA 9,1O, 11, Chorus 10, Float Com. 9, 10, Drill Team 11, 12, Sphinx 11, Stage Club 11, 12, Theatre 11, 12, Guidance Worker 11. TIERNEY DREW Student Council 9, 10, Scholarbowl 11, Prom Queen Cand. 11, FHA 9,1O,11,12, Band 9, 10, Softball 11, Homecoming Att. 9, 10, 11, 12, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, Cheerleader 9, 10, 12, Sweetheart Att. 9, Office Worker 12. CHRIS EGELSTON Student Council 11, Math Field Day 9, JETS 12, Computer Club 12 Treasurer, Variety Show 12, Scholarbowl 11, 12 Captain, Football 10, 11,12, Basketball 9, FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12 Treasurer, Play 12, French Club9, 10, 11,12 Vice-Pres., Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, Teach- erAide12,Baseball9, 10,11, 12, NHS 10, 11, 12 Vice-Pres., Student Olympiad 12, Computer Team 11, 12. DONNA EMERY FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 9, 10. JOHN FELL Musical 9, Computer Club 12, Chorus 9. LAURA FRY Student Council 9, Basketball 9, FBLA 10, Prom Queen Cand. 11, FHA 10, 11, 12, Softball 9, 10, Homecoming Att. 10, Volleyball 9, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, Drill Team 10, 11, Library Club 12, Lionite 11 Exec., Office 8t Guid- ance Worker 12. SENIORSX117 I0 ns fi 'WW WIS' alba L-I, t , 'l Brad Gentry Wendy Gillespie Larry Giovanetti David Gobert In-'r J'3' Jay Hampton Steve Hanagan Ginger Hatton Jeff Hayungs nl iff Dan Helfrich Tenna Hilleman Kendra Hollister Tim Homoya 118!SENlORS f'w Y, fx Andrea Horsley Jeff Howell Jay Ingram Sonya Ingram I I! , fi. 3, i W , . A Jill Johns Gail Johnson Fred Jarosz Paul Kampwerth Www-rw, Huh! X www 'fri wiv .4v-305 ,........,.,,,,,.M Manissa Kinley Monica Knope Ann-Marie Lefebvre Jodi Lewis SENIORSH19 CLASS 0F 85 BRAD GENTRY Musical 9, 10, 11, 12, Swing Choir 9,10, 11, 12, Variety Show 10, 11, 12, FBLA 10, 11, 12, Play 11, 12, Chorus 9,1O,11,12, Band 9, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Sphinx 9, 12, Lionite11, Stage Club 11, 12, The- atre 11, 12. WENDY GILLESPIE Computer Club 11, Basketball 9, 10, FBLA 10, 11, 12, FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Cap- tain, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, Drill Team 10, 11, 12. DAVID GOBERT Variety Show 1 1 , 12, Football 9, 10, 1 1, 12 Co-Capt., Basketball 9, Track 10, Prom King Can. 11, Wrestling 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, French Club 9, 10, 11, Float Com. 10, Theatre 12. JAY HAMPTON STEVE HANAGAN Student Coun. 9, 10, 11, 12 Treas., Math Field Day 9, JETS 11, 12, Comp. Club V- P, Photo. Club 9, Variety Show 11, Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12 All-Conf, All-South, Track 9, 10, 11,12, FBLA 9,10,11Parlia., Treas., Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, French Club 9, 10, 11, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, Prom Com. 11, Library Club 9, 10, 11, Sphinx 9, 10, 11, Lionite 9, 10, 11, 12 Photo Ed, Teacher Aide 12, NHS 10, 11, 12 Pres., Student Olympiad 11, Athletic Council 12. GINGER HATTON Musical 11, Photo Club 9, Art Club 9,10, 11, Variety Show 11, FBLA 9, Play 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, Library Club 10, 11, 12, Stage Club 11, 12, Theatre 11, 12. JEFF HAYUNGS Play 11, Theatre 11. DAN HELFRICH Musical 10, 11, 12, Comp. Club 12, Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, FBLA 11, Chorus 10, Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, Sphinx 11, Lionite 9, Stage Club 11, 12. TENNA HILLEMAN Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Library Club 11, 12, Theatre 11, 12. KENDRA HOLLISTER Basketball 9, 10, FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, VOI- leyball Man. 9. TIM i-ioivioYA Class Pres. 11, Variety Show 11, 12, Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12 Capt., Basketball 9, 10, Track 9, 12, Prom King Can. 11, Play 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, Lionite11, Theatre 11, 12. ANDREA HORSLEY Track 9, 10, 11, Prom Queen Cand. 11 12O!SENlOFiS FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Att. 12, BEST LOOKING Tim Homoya and Tierney Drew MOST HELPFUL Chris Egelston and Sheri McKinney fffopa-f Senior Julie Fliley uses the happy water fountain. 'sf'- Jilin. 4.3! MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Steve Hanagan and Ann-Marie Lefebvre Float Com. 11, 123 Prom Com. 113 Cheer- leader 9, 103 Sweetheart Att. 113 Teacher Aide 11. JEFF HOWELL Musical 9, 10, 113 Football 93 Play 123 Chorus 9, 10, 113 Float Com. 11, 123 The- atre 12. JAY INGRAM Musical 9, 10, 11, 123 Swing Choir 10, 113 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 123 Library Club 113 Lionite 9, 10, 113 Teacher Aide 10, 11, 12. SONYA INGRAM Musical 9, 103 Swing Choir 93 Class Offi- cer 9, 10 Secretary3 Math Field Day 103 FBLA 9, 103 FHA 11, 12, Chorus 9, 103 Homecoming Att. 9, 103 Volleyball 103 French Club 103 Drill Team 101 Guidance Worker. JILL JOHNS Musical 93 Class Secretary 11, 123 Math Field Day 9, 103 Scholarbowl 113 Track Manager 93 FHA 9, 10, 11, 12: Chorus 9, 103 Homecoming Att. 11, 123 Volleyball 103 Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 123 Prom Com. 11, Sweetheart Att. 113 Teacher Aide 113 Stage Club 10, 123 Guidance Worker 123 NHS 10,11, 123Who's Who 11. GAIL JOHNSON Musical 9, 10, 11, 121 Swing Choir 9, 10, 11, 123 Class Treas'rer 10, 123 Variety Show 11, 123 Trackg, 10, 11, 123 FBLA 10, 113 Play 11, 123 FHA 11, 123 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 123 Band 9, 11, 123 Volleyball 10, 11, 123 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Secre- tary3 Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 123 Prom Com. 113 Drill Team 11, 12 Co-Capt, Capt.3 Sphinx 11 Sports Ed.3 Lionite 123 Stage Club 11, 123 Theatre 11, 123 NHS 11, 123 Free Fair Cand.3 Athletic Coun. 12. FRED JAROSZ PAUL KAMPWERTH Art Club 123 Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Prom King Can. 113 Wrestling 93 Band 9,1O,11, 123 Homecoming Att. Escort 10, 11, 123 Float Com. 10, 11, 123 Prom Com. 11. MANISSA KINLEY FBLA 103 FHA 11, 12, Drill Team 11, 12. MONICA KNOPE FHA 9, 10, 11, 123 Softball 11, 123 Volley- ball 9, 123 Cheerleader 12. ANN-MARIE LEFEBVBE Swing Choir 93 Math Field Day 9, 103 JETS 11, 123 Scholarbowl 11, 123 Chorus 93 Volleyball 9, 10, 113 Float Com. 123 Prom Com. 113 Library Club 9, 103 NHS 10, 11, 12 Sec.3 Student Olympiad 11. JODl LEWIS Math Field Day 9, 103 JETS 113 Variety Show113 Scholarbowl 11, 123 Basketball 9, 10, 113 FBLA 10, 11, 123 Play 11, 123 FHA 9, 10, 11, 123 Band 9, 103 Softball 9, 10,11, 12 All Conf., Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 123 Prom Com. 113 Stage CLUB 11, 123 Theatre 123 NHS 11, 12. SENIORSH21 S IDRS ally 43 ,N wif Wi H ip W' .J gf .ii 1 , . . JeAu Keith Liddell Stace Hattingly Tami McGeath Jim McKinney af'-s if? 1? is E Jodie McKinney Sheri McKinney Jackie Merkin Andrea Miller QF f' Kevin Miller Kandy Min Johnna Modglin Jim Monday 122!SENIORS My ,, MW Mm Dan Morgan Jerry Mumbower in Lb f... Susan Muse Tiffany Nauman M my' if ii'-yi ia-V vs, Alynn Mundell Genola Murphy 41 . 'WW' 3 Q i 41' I Kevin Orr Jay Parson Chris Pritchett Lenny Qualls KL wr i , A Kala Rains Lyn Record SENlOFiSl123 CLASS OF 85 KEITH LIDDELL Student Coun. 9, 103 Variety Show 11, 123 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 FBLA 93 Prom King Can. 11: Play 11, 123 Float Com. 9, 103 Prom Com. 11, Theatre 11, 12, Base- ball 9, 10, 11, 12. STACE MATTINGLY TAMI MCGEATH FHA 123 French Club 10, 11, 12, Guidance Worker 10. JIM MCKINNEY Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Tri-Capt. JODIE MCKINNEY Basketball 10, FHA 10, 11, 123 Float Com. 11. SHERI McKlNNEY FBLA 11, 12 Sec., FHA 9,1O,11,12 Pres.3 Free Fair Cand. 123 Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 123 Prom Com. 113 Drill Team 12, Lionite 11 Editor3 Office Worker 123 Teacher Aide 11, 123 Theatre 11, 12. JACKIE MERKIN Student Coun. 10, 11, 12 Pres.3 Class Treasurer 93 Basketball 9, 10, 11 3 Track 93 FBLA 9, 103 Prom Queen Can. 113 FHA 9, 10, 11, 123 Band 9, 103 Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Att. 10, 11, 123 Float Com.9, 10, 11,123 Prom Com. 113 Cheer- leader123 Office Worker 123 Home. Maid of Honor 123 NHS 11, 12, Free Fair Queen 12. ANDREA MILLER Track 9, 103 FHA 9, 10, 11, 123 Wrestling Score. 10, 113 Volleyball 103 Drill Team 10, 113 Sphinx 113 Office Worker 123 Guid- ance Worker 1O, 11. KEVIN MILLER Art Club 9, 10, 113 Football 93 Basketball 9. KANDY MIN Class Treasurer 11, Scholarbowl 11, 123 FBLA 93 Prom Queen 113 FHA 9, 10, 11, 123 Band 9, 103 Volleyball Man 11, 123 French Club 11, 123 Float Com. 113 124!SENlOFiS MOST SKILLED IN VOCATIONAL ARTS Jon White and Tenna Hilleman BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Matt Yusko and Pam McGill Speech is the favorite class because of its variety. fi-'ll BEST DRESSED Sphinx 9, 10, 113 Sweetheart Att. 113 Stage Club 113 Guidance Worker 101 NHS 11, 12. JOHNNA MODGLIN Class Vice-Pres. 103 Comp. Club 11, 123 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Capt.3 Track 9, 10, 11, FBLA 10, 113 FHA 9,1O,11,123 Chorus 93 Softball Man. 93 Volleyball 9, 10,11 Score., Float Com. 9, 10, 123 Prom Com. 113 Teacher Aide 11, 12. JIM MONDAY Math Field Day 10, 11, 123 JETS 11, 123 Comp. Club 123 Scholarbowl 1 1, 123 Foot- ball 9. DAN MORGAN JERRY MUMBOWER Student Council 103 Class Officer 113 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Var 3 yrs3 Base- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Var 4 yrsg NHS 11, 12. ALYNN MUNDELL GENOLA MURPHY Track9,10,113FHA9,10,11,123Band93 Homecoming Att. 11, 123 Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 123 Prom Com. 113 Cheerleader 10: Drill Team 9, 123 Sweetheart Att. 93 Home. Queen Can. 12. TIFFANY NAUMAN Track 9, 103 FHA 9,1O,11,12. KEVIN ORR Art Club 9, 101 Play 113 Theatre 11. JAYLYNN PARSON FHA 9, 123 Float Com. 123 Sphinx 113 Guidance Worker 11. CHRIS PRITCHETT LENNY OUALLS KALA RAINS Student Count. 11, 121 Basketball 9, 10, 113 Track 9, 10, 113 Prom Queen Can. 111 FHA 9, 10, 113 Chorus 93 Home. Att. 10, 123 Volleyball 10, 11, 123 Float Com. 9, 10, 11,123 Prom Com. 11. Keith Liddell and Jill Johns LYN RECORD SENlORS!125 IDRS all iw 5 , -'auf W Xi Younia Renana Mike Ren Julie Riley Becky Robertson W fi q W f 41 ' S if Q Karyn Robertson Wendy Rogers Tami Sanders Karri Snasteen Tracy Spencer Rebecca Stroud Jay Suits Scott Taylor 126!SENlORS Y x, e ,N 1, W . , W! f ,. Q? 9? U 5 ,,,, M f K 'iw 4 ' 1.1 4 V' vf - f Ax AVG ,, V ml A 'fs' -W QrF l W M W CLASS OF 85 YOUNIA REHANA Track 9,1O,11,12 State Qual.3 FBLA 11, Play 123 FHA 9,113 Band 9,1O3VolleybaII 10,113 French Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Theatre 12. MIKE REN Comp. Club 123 Track 10, 11, French Club 10, 11, 12. JULIE RILEY Variety Show 11, 123 Scholarbowl 11, 123 Track 101 FBLA 93 Play 123 FHA 9,1O,11, 123 Band 9, 103 Volleyball Man. 11, Float Com.9, 10,11, 123 Prom Com. 113 Sphinx 9,10, 113 Sweetheart Att. 103 Stage Club 12, Theatre 123 Guidance Worker 10, 123 NHS 10, 11, 123 Whois Who 11. BECKY ROBERTSON Basketball 93 Track 113 FBLA 9, 113 FHA 113 Chorus 9, 103 Band 9,103VoIIeybaiI9, 10, 11, 12 Capt.3 Library Club 11. KARYN ROBERTSON Musical 93 Track Man. 93 FHA 9, 10, 11, 123 Chorus 93 Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 123 FloatCom.9,1O, 11,123 Prom Com.113 Drill Team 9, 103 Sweetheart Att. 113 Teacher Aide 123 Stage Club 11, 123 NHS 11,123Who'S Who 11, 12. WENDY ROGERS Musical 9, 10, 113 Play 9, 10, 113 FHA 123 Chorus 9, 10, 11. TAMI SANDERS FHA 9, 11, 12: Lionite 123 Office Worker 103 Teacher Aide 11. KARRI SHASTEEN Musical 93 Swing Choir 9, 10, 11, 123 Vari- ety Show 123 Track 9, 11, 123 Play 123 FHA 123 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 123 Band 9,102 Homecoming Att. 123 Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 123 Prom Com. 113 Cheerleader 10, 11, 123 Sweetheart Att. 12: Teacher Aide 123 Theatre 12. TRACY SPENCER Musical 103 Photo Club 93 FHA 93 Chorus 103 Band 9, 10,11, 123 French Club 111 Float Com. 93 Drill Team 10, 11, 12, Capt.3 Sphinx 11. BECKY STROUD Art Club 9, 10, 11, 123 FHA 113 Chorus 9, 1O,11,12. 128!SENlORS MOST ATHLETIC Steve Hanagan and Johnna Modglin MOST MUSICAL Brad Gentry and Gail Johnson MOST FLIRTATIOUS Kala Rains and Jerry Davis Julie Riley and Chris Egelstoh discuss Senior class ventures. ,H JAY SUITS Art Club 10, 11,Treas,, 12 Pres., Lionite11. SCOTT TAYLOR Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9. WAYNE TAYLOR Library Club 9. SHERRI TEAL FHA 9, 10, 11, 12. MARIE TOMASINI Musical 9, 10, 11, 12, Swing Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Variety Show 11, Track Man. 11, FBLA 11, Play 11, 12, FHA 9, 10, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Drill Team 12, Float Com. 9, 10, Library Club 1 1, Sphinx 11, Lionite 11, 12, Office Worker 11, Stage Club 11, 12, Theatre 11, 12, Guidance Worker 11, 12. AMY TREGONING LINDA UPDIKE Math Field Day 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Capt., Track 9, 10, 11, FHA 9,1O,11, 12, French Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Pres., Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, Library Club 10, Stage Club 11, 12, Theatre 11, NHS 11, 12, Treas. AMY WALTERS Musical 9, FHA 12, Chorus 9, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom. Com. 11, Drill Team 10, Sphinx 11, Office Worker 10, 11, 12, Guidance Worker 10, 11, 12. DAVID WELLER HELEN WELLS Track 9, 10, 11, Teacher Aide 12. MATT WEST Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Track 9. JON WHITE Class Vice-Pres. 9, Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Capt., Basketball 9, 10, Track 9, Prom King Cand. 11. SCOTT WHITE JENNIFER WINTER AMY WOODS SCOTT WOOLARD Class Officer 9, 12, Variety Show 11, 12, Football 9, 10, Track 9, 10, Wrestling 9, 10. MATT YUSKO Student Coun. 12, Basketball 11, 12, Capt., Prom King 11, Band 11 Pres., Baseball 11, 12, Capt. SENlORS!129 JUNIORS Planning and paying for the Prom is traditionally the task of the junior class. This year's junior class worked very hard to raise money for prom. They all pulled together and did their part for the good of the seniors. As always the junior class inherited the junior parking lot . They were known for their excellent driving skills and for their creative parking techniques - as noticed by Mr. Newton and other faculty mem- bers. mc, WP t,i',,uff1mP C ,Q-.sn 2:21 2 1. Junior class officers lfrom left to rightj: Secretary - Kris Wun- derle, Treasurer - Brian Deck, Vice President - Jim Wilkin- son, President - Jim Mulvany. 2. Grrrr! 3. Nice horn, Charlie. 4. lndian Busters! 130!JUNIOFlS I f A :fa if , 13 fi li N if 5 F 2 X X Q ii! Q K , S l l X' X ax R Q:- - ff L .. ,, i N 1 X Q x K W N K X. K X X 1 5. R x . Y yd' 4 Q Tyupm ' K- K X , 1, .. ,,. X 1 ky .irxy-Q. , ,- l I C im K V , w..:,,, KVa1uQ-Rltf qi Q. X X ef-A v xi. , ' X af e, ' . - K ty -' iwggaegkgkfffxi f - l fwigl-gf wfxivewifmi 1 wif' ' 1. 1.3 L YiV'XiYi-J ' ' T.-'I Angie Abell Autumn Adams Jon Beasley Larinda Boner Bryan Bradley Aaron Bradley Dawn Bray James Brown Matt Brown Brook Butts George Calhoun Brian Campbell Sherri Carney Leia Castoldi Denny Chapman Jeff Chelin Jeff Clayton Kirsty Cooper Dana Cottingham Jeff Daily JUNIORSH31 Kent Dawson Brian Deck Noah Douthitt Randy Elliott Jeannie Epps Tracy Fawley Jill Fisher John Forbes Robbie Galloway David Garross Rick Goldstein Lucy Greer Shawnda Groves Mike Hall Mike Halldorson Audrey Hanagan Gary Hanley Mike Heern Charlie Hees Katrina Higgins Brian Horner Rob Jellen Kevin Justice Carl Lantrip Rob Makely Charmin Luton 132lJUNlOFiS x - ' -r-asa? sf:-Q25 G G Q f r L' .. qi., E sw sag ' gy. x yi A f- .8-. X, gli -- i D I zz: HF Q QQ X , ' , :- L J 5 i f ffl.. L 4 if I N- Q .1 Q N . f Qs 'inns-M .,,, ...nas .gi l Look! lt's Mr. Cool land Georgel. ws B V, Q H l ss if 3 i sl QR rx gg ::-: . - T i Q i 'Q' J J 'L ' , -1: Ks WN f s X X Q Q li is an 1, X ,sarah 5 . K r f :asm M has . '1 5 rl . ' ' xx i L J f Z '1'TT Tf4 ,ww Q' s swf-f 4 t 251' J ,J . ' ' ' , P K - A ,tt wt P- it , 1, Q fu 4 N4 Q' . 9 'GZIP .: vs -X 1 !'V'7 ' .7 x ,4 NL? J J if ri L' Q wa. ' x MV, ...RE gt.. .t .Q Y r. 5'2a- P 4.. R 5. ,T 'fyx e 4' X' N ' X ' :Z Q Q e at W ' X, A . ' x Z' 1' Mu. -on K- vx X .X .J it X X X ee N X it - .--: ,Q t 1 . .l'XAUf'lNl1,: JY 421' iff, I fi s ya J .5 NN? tv' Q 'xx tx i Steve Mausey Michelle McGeath Bobby McMillan Tammy Meadows Dion Miller David Mitchell Jeannie Mitchell Matt Morris Jim Mulvany Darren Nance Angie Newton John Outland Zach Parrish Lisa Pillatsch Betty Provo Stephanie Puckett Mike Quest Tim Quast Jeff Flayfield Kathy Reed STS- Sava' is-V i+.f- 'ii Junior Power! ,J :Y ak JUNIORSH33 Tammy Reyes Tara Riley Lisa Robertson Tony Rodgers Dawn Runge Jim Rushing Mike Samuel Neil Sizemore Renita Sloan Natalie Smith Jennifer Spence Steve Spillman David Steckenrider ess-'X W, . Q .:f. 1 NM:- Xsi P121 eh: X1 a s K s ts wt Us , X N X Y, X X 4 Q :Qs ? my its I R 1. Ss Q is sw E, l w. 'V-iii S ev i N What's wrong, Steve? Bad food? 134!JUNIORS E James Brown attempting a new Yoga position. S tts - :t. if W gmt vs- 4, M 57557 ' k,, .. .. Y- W we Q X ' s .R .,. N 1 .W tn t X' iv tv A , . Q - t t ff: , E ,K fun ' f- 2 -k- K ' 'I' ' ' if , at . . , gt 'sie ' ? . s . .325 Oh, you too, Darren? :ll if ,. X t ,- K XX xv.-..,Q .l S Qi? 'QM' k . f 5 X X rls 1 f .f - var' f. HUT' -,, N, G 6 X X H - ,,,,,, A X X T ..,LP EB, .. QQ fs. If it X Q XX W X-e.t.Q:s1t:r31 ,Q f -fi' - EK-'sm was A iv I O r is N KFFE f S' tim? A . 1 '. ' ' 'E ezxglgfs f it -fag Q' Qt X ' ffiif' A 5 1 9..- Wx 'N X Q if F . 1, 'Q i fzssiw- Y 8 .s......,v ! my -srl? Brett Young hurry's to his locker between classes. Virginia Stevens Adam Stone Mary Stubblefield Kim Stull Lee Sullivan David Treece Joel Tregonning Sheila Tucher Dana Underwood Danny Vaughn Pat Vogt Ron Waldron Tom Waldron Shawn Wall Kendra Washburn Amy White Kevin White Jim Wilkinson Tammy Williams Flon Wilson Kris Wunderle Jenny York Brett Young JUNIORSH35 SOPHOMORES Our Freshman year is done the Sophomore year's begun and the class of 87 is the best. Our float this year was also the best but was turned down from the prize, because we used an old lion which was from the year before. The Sophomore class this year, has been quite a success. Our school spirit is great, our attitude is terrific, and the candy we sold was a big hit. As Freshmen WE were good. . .As Sopho- mores we're great and the future appears to be . . . FANTASTIC. we UUQFY, , ' I W ,,,,, ,.r ...i l ..,X. VXMHIN' If , f.,. I I ,,f-: 4 , . V my 44' nvwqgudig' w1fMWf .f-w-wwrfm fi 1:.gg.1. ., bd M ' W... ,,, ,M me nm H gguuwwilw gqumsvnwvvw asus-nvlllf' mapsmall!! H193 . l 'rf Q f A ,, 'file ,Z 1 1 ll 1 'U gum as an nn Ill in 11111 mu f A asa nm dim V un I if lb ' mum as an av - 3 . , 34 S X a . l i T1 'R guumsgy ll.Li.liUl5 1. Robert shows off his designer T-shirt. ' 2. Sophomore class officers qfrom left to rightl Pres. Tim Horsley, Vice-Pres. Beth Beasley, Sec. Sarah Kampwerth, Treas. Gabrielle Gimenez. 3. The Sophomore Homecoming float. 4. Aaron and Craig monkeying around. 5. What's so hilarious Dana? 136!SOPHOMORES we gf , its 1 Q Sq' V -t X .W 1 X fs N NX B Y. -at B 3 jg X N we , 2 s- 6 S t L.. A i Q ' ' i 'if A lx Q It g N., 5 R .vw-... - t ffiif-. 1 S S, be .ly xx My is X if K 'J ii 'K 6 -'fits--R H 11,7 at in., A , . 1 . f LL-' - 1 LL.. ' : . C. Y gs C is : .. B X 7 f wr X W W ,ut . C ' : fi 'S is t. .- A Q ..,f,1 -- ---Q I it 11 A , i it ff is - fe 'g A ' if fav it A vs 1 ..,X 'X i l , M If Q ' 'i 3 t , i - ir ff' Q A 3. . .. Q . .m'. f A -' 1 'i ' Tse. , Eilfii 2 , Ui t 242.5 fx? ' iii ' Q 'K X M A w 1 KK ,-. t. - X X t A E,T:iT9'- ' T x , ,, ' Q3 - 5 r M- fx. 5 if , , , K W Q , sf ' xK-.- ' ' , .Q i t 1 5 A wi fi - Jeana Addison Pam Addison Jason Akes Danny Baxter Beth Beasley Craig Bonner Sean Bradshaw Shirley Breedwell Janette Brock Kim Brown Matt Brown Jeff Burk Darren Carney Nicci Carney Amber Ciochetto Dana Colp Steve Crab Marleen Crosley Melissa Crutcher Brent Culp Natalie Dickerson SOPHOMORESX1 37 Vicki Egelston Greg Emery Jeff Ennis Mary Fear Kim Forbes Shannon Forbes Robert Frank Michelle Fry Mike Fussner Thomas Gentry Gabrielle Gimenez John Grenfell Tracy Griffith Allen Gulledge Jacqueline Gurley Kent Hale Jamie Hail Annamarie Halterman Debbie Harris Tracy Hayes Jason Hayungs Kevin Herron Stephanie Hoffman Barbara Horner Tim Horsley Michelle Howell Elizabeth Howerton Jim Hunsaker TSBXSOPHOMORES el 'sa , wfzfr-, ,sm W sg O Q ' at N X QR X R W S., sam Q Xxx + .X X k' 1 - 1 .. RX l L, N25 if in Haifa- .A .. ,S 2. F .l.. 'S T!! P 'ali rl FJ: i fffi- X 1 it i I ' Q? A isx . ex mi L 5 s X vm Q A W . 5 Q2 F iw. 3? are 3 2 S S .. L x A in w 1 ,Nil xx . X ka xx ik - X Q A 4 dh-I V- ttSflJ,t J .X to 5 Q5 We xr l ,fswsetf Ss- .--,, 'ikk .fwfli nf.:- gms. sewage ll. -f- 1 f it I S ' N Q38 Qi ' is xi ft X Ng ! 1 xi E Qin .s 1 1 -i .WM -. : sw rf N , X XX I J .1 .W that Q . ' x ,. wwf -L W ff' ai. X - as we K x Es ik N1 X an 'N X , . xii .. N-f 5. x ,Af- ll H yi F X1 T srl is - n bf he l What are you up to Melanie'P .3 ,T as-5 r it mi, mm-k it-zxgu C 536 A if .. ,y f ' 'V 1 f PM X I 1 5 y 744 i?'fZ, 1 Jw : f'ii?i?5ZV'ff V , if I ff ,away w A .Av 3-'nr .... . ati ,Q What are you guys looking at? wx 0 we tif, . Q lif , ' I :fl ' '- T ' X 2 XX S t 'Na N x ,I if Q-my N L Kim smiles for the cameraman. ' Rzswfai 'Q' , -- t X51 s ft E his 3 ' '9 X Q? 1 i.,N F Q ' s i N KK X r +4 Xl X A E X 5 x .5- we il 3.54 ,ge 5 . ' Q - ik. 'X st X Q xx f 'Q 'X We Y ,ef ' as A K x V t S yard A Q 11 pu 5.5. N. Wigan Q Q 1 Y f F QA 3 :,. r-2 'ikliz' . '- rr 2 s : r ' 3 st: : 1 C Y- f R R 14 Eric James Debra Johnson James Justice Cindy Kaiser Sarah Kampwerth Kelley Kasak Susan Kirk Dana Koontz Obbie Kristoff Todd Laake Tammy Lantrip Melanie Little Melinda Lohmeier Cindy Macke Connie Mason SOPHOMORESH39 Tammy IVlcCamish Andrea McKinney Mmnmm McNem agy J, Ricardo Medrane Pf ' Aaron Mundell r 'lgzv V' ' 4 'A 'r , W We fr? , ff my V , 4 J 42 f W if id? y f 52 f Jory Outland Ben Parks Jewel Parson David Patrick Gary Pedigo . ff f- an -sr P is 'fi 'xii' :kr PP 27 , Pilgfi P' it ,yy Af ,fwfr , , 5 Q W H . ,xm- PP HW l ' 1 ' rraa P ,eva ...,r, PM orr P 2? ' P ' if f f I 1 f 1. Obbie vents his anger on fellow schoolmates. 2. David spends his time meditating in the library. 3. Jamie is caught by surprise while washing his hands. 4. Mark is very photogenic. MOXSOPHOMORES X 5. M ' g Q. X . 'ifjxs :F 'igqfifx In ar X Q, S S yt A X ww fx Q K K N K tis E Xb 3 x S 5 -2. i ' X . s X x 9 X ft Q' w wr fx. ,, X 'I x X 1-1 1 52 I W .x.1Q. S l x ...tr . S S ssss A 4. S , K , 41. ' an A 'Q A is Q' 9 Tig r Q wax! Q, ' ' '. f Wf? ' Y Q L 'ww' - '?5ffx3g'rpi.M113a , S A 3 X N 6 . ,Q t X? r S is x ei X at te f Y IF Q A511--:. 1 - . 1- W Nm .. 1 qi-.., to m111A.L . .., . A K, . X Q. ,,,L ax. st.: ,,.... . ' it X' Ns its X 4 N , t l .. mis i ..L.,,i-an S ' x il xx x N 4 ...x S 'K 'E li 4 yr- ' fig A Q gi: K,kL K E 1, if --Y 'Alta xx 5 if N 4 gk it 5 xnxx S .3 K W- iv 5: . Y Q ' -1 3 1 7,4 1 . Susan Pennock Tony Pierce Melissa Purdue Barbara Reichert Bobbi Beynold David Flisher James Bosson David Bowatt Maribeth Buder Clint Samuel Juliann Scott Lorri Shasteen Sheila Simons Bill Smith Pam Stearns Elizabeth Stinson Flay Stotlar Gayla Tanner Lori Tedrick Lori Updike Mark Weller Carrie West Matt Wheeler Michelle Woolard Deana York SOPHOMOFKESI141 FRESHMAN Along with the sign, Carterville High School received new students -- The Freshmen. High School is new territory for them to conquer, but first they must brace themselves for the storm of a ner- vous first year. United, the class has done much this year. Achievements include having 11 high honor students and 16 honor stu- dents at mid-semester, wrapping up the football season with a record of 7-1, earning second place in the free fair float contest, and netting 3513.81 while selling Christmas tree ornaments. Their sponsors are Mr. Kuntz, Mr. Marrs, Mrs. Newcom, Mrs. Oliva, and Ms. Triest. With these five to help orga- nize things, the Class of is Sure to CLASS OFFICERS: FIRST ROW, Amy Hunter, Tl'e3SUl'el', Amy RairlS, meet the oncoming challenges and be victorious. Secretary. SECOND ROW, Andy Groh, Vice President, John Aird, President. Hi, Meredith 142!FRESHMEN b 'TX K J .4 A 'Q-2 in tj: C 9 xr s 6 M u if' ,W w fr. t K A mm.. tt, ,cg s ,. l st. S' Q83 as we it -. .A A TQ : .:,A1,,gfi ' C A , km .L 5 kLfY 1' Q -Afro ifikml s N N .i . ez: is T LLXxL. . af tiri ttsi' ' ' e L' 5 ..,.,.. ,+V ,X we-My Q 5? N x ex it it T' T R 11 Wt ssss 1 my 'ff , if. ZLL . We ' iw wi 41 N .f K S 4 x 4 X t . A - 'L.fQ?:f f ' . .Q if A keg! . wt 4734 -1 . xv ff g,1,k:W..Lg,. 70' Relax, guys. .. mkml A ' - - -L- ' A . T . isl: . P X max .. Li- 3 .1 , K 3,32 XX i x , Q T , t 1. s . uv : - ,: 'f .. C Q t A W a T S- A t l . few, A an . , Ei. t, X at 1 Q A' is Qt 5 A- l - ' , fi ' s John Aird Brad Alexander Douglas Ambler Ftebecca Amble Tom Anderson Kevin Bailey Wayne Bailey Rebecca Barnstable Eddie Basler Traci Baxter Juliann Beasley Tim Border Brent Brothers David Bush Cindy Calhoun Mark Carney Mike Claunch Kendra Clayton Mike Croslin Todd Culp FRESHMENX1 43 Andy Dawson Kendra Dorris Robert Drew Rodger Emery Renee Farr Scott Fawley Paul Fell Jeff Fisher Garrett Fozzard Lisa Freeman Kathy Gobert John Gooden Jesse Greer Andy Groh Jennifer Groll Robbie Groves John Hall Michelle Halstead Allen Hanks Steve Hanley Lisa Hanna Shawnda Hayes Greg Helfrich Thomas Henderson 144!FFtESHMEN E XAQXI v W , blk W. Q? 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L ,,,,,,,.,..v-.4 ,M -..M WMM in Margaret Hess Tim Holmes Dale Horaz Jason Howell Tammi Humble Amy Hunter Meredith Hutson Amy Jackman Kenny Johnson Mike Johnston John Kampwerth Kent Keen Mike Klope Jerry Lauderdale David Lee Chuck Leifebvre Dawn Long Lorna Luebbers Dov Lutzker Mistie Martin FHESHMENH45 Pig Outlll Are you feeling boxed in Kevin McCamish Rebecca McGeath Brandi McGee Kevin Miller Mark Mitchell Kim Morehead Melissa Morse Jamie Murphy Jaqueline Muse Christina Nevious Eric Orr Rebecca Owens Dawn Panzica Michael Payne Charles Pearce Renee Pillatsch Amy Rains Amy Rausenberger Mark Ray Matt Rector Joseph Rehana Jason Reichert Candy Richardson Troy Robbins Kenny Robertson 146!FRESHMEN 1 ,'I- l , I 'X nf X L, , S 5 Wwe' .. , ' ikif 5 ir 5 are 2 i X i , ffl, '35 I ,i f Qrgf m ,N '.a 3 'G 15 T: 'mx W 4'4t Q fr ' XZ Ky' Q 5 6 r y as i ,N .Q x jf -Q A X i , 5' l 5 x . ,TIM ,i , 'Z ' in ' . -5 'Q X ss ., , 1.41 Q- 1 , Q A V 33? ,,,: ., , , if . Q .N ., i wi f AW' Q, 'VX -,., Q Q,-gg-v. vuzyf A iff ,L 51 ' , .V if-F231 ' 7 ,T N 1.3 'fill ' l'i,?'Q' if-xs1z3xii ?.IQf-g Q2 3 '.5wr 5' I ' 'L -1:2 53- i ,QQ f V at-,i..,.v..u ,..,.,....... 1 A-rfZ ' I ii Q,-vw' A ,f-f' it Y I--lk 3 C'mon, Jeff, you can do it! Amber Russell Ricky Russell Donald Russo Kevin Sanders Dawn Shingleton Steve Sizemore Mary Sloan Sherri Sloan Roger Stanley Dana Stevens Mike Stroud Tracy Stubblefield Kimberly Talley Todd Taylor Karie Tebbe Jack Tucker Billy Underwood Tammy Wallace Pam Watson Shanna Whitecotten Barbara Winkler Bryan Wood Freddy Wood Jeff Young Chris Zeigler FRESHMENX147 A sign of the friendliness and willingness to work which students feel towards our high school can be seen through advertising sales. Several students from Study Hall took their own time to go sell ads for the benefit of the yearbook. By their hard work and devotion, they helped to pay for the publication of the yearbook in your hands right now. On behalf of the entire Journalism staff, I would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to all of these loy- al sellers. I would especially like to thank Mrs. Janes and Scott Woolard for their outstanding help. THANK YOU! Audrey Hanagan Editor-in-Chief 81 Ads Editor .:1rf94M0UDGhl'NlN- ' X K MTA! f mwnunsu-Q-usunnnsnn ., .,,M,,,, wt W' if ef x ff 5 an t l ' ' 3, ,-ogg' 9 use an n-uunnnnuu , --------- f wi idihfl k ,Q leiafsfz. M ' 'fs :A an nulalbiv f was-:Until J: l. WC B .1 lg . 55 X ' Bl! awww 1 A fs .il F 3' I' 14B!ADVEFlTlSlNG -ai sv in . . - A l . 3 ' , .W ,yn ,M H Q 'U l B BW ADS QTERVIL I VA L8 1 K vtmafx 4' BQ.Q.Q., T . , 7-.x if 7 ' .N ? M - H 'J 5. ', 2. E735 , WDW 5-S1335 ,lk MONEY MAKES THE 3. wonLn Nt, ao 'noun M is is A ,Q D az: .FQQDS I V155-.E.1.tt.. 2. 1. The marquee, another donation contributed by the Booster Club, is kept up to date by Spence Yates and Bili Smith. 2. Signs are present all around us, and they mean different things. One example is the DQ marquee. The people who worked on these pages were: Audrey Hanagan, Steve Mausey, Kendra Washburn, Gail Johnson, Maribeth Ruder, and Dawn Bray. ADVEFtTISlNG!149 ACE JANITORIAL ANDY'S PASTRY SHOP AMERICAN MAGNETICS BANK OF MARION BASKIN-ROBBINS BEASLEY REFRIGERATION BEN FRANKLIN BIRKHOLZ SUPPLY 81 CABINENTS BOB'S AUTO SALVAGE BOYD, RICHARD BUNNY BREAD BUSINESS MACHINE SERVICE CENTER BV'S BBQ CARTERVILLE BOOSTER CARTERVILLE CAFE CARTERVILLE CITY GOVERNMENT CARTERVILLE LUMBER CO. CARTERVILLE POLICE CENTRAL HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS CENTRAL SUPPLY CHARLES MAY EXCAVATING CHARLIE'S AIR CONDITIONING 81 HEATING COMPONENT BUILDING SYSTEM COOK CONSTRUCTION COOKSEYES MARINE SALES 8x BAIT SHOP CORBELL COUNTRY COMPANIES CRAB ORCHARD GOLF CLUB CRAB ORCHARD PLAYPORT CRAINVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH CRAWFORD 8. WHITESIDE P.C. CROSSROAD SPORTING GOODS CURTIS PALMER ABSTRACTS DAIN BOSWORTH INC. DAIRY QUEEN DON'S DRIVE-IN DR. FINE'S OFFICE DR. ROBERT MEES DR. STARCHVICK 81 DR. FIX DRUTHER'S RESTAURANT E-Z RENTAL EUROPEAN TAN SPA FAMILY DRUG FIRST APOSTOLIC CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FRANK SAMUEL'S ANTIQUE SHOP FRANK'S RESTAURANT FRED'S SMALL AUTO PARTS G 81 G MOBILE HOMES GARY'S METAL GENTRY INSURANCE AGENCY GLOVER'S AUTO MART GRAND AVENUE BAPTIST H 81 M MARKET HARRIS, LAMBERT, 8- WILSON HECKEL'S HERALD PRINTING, INC. IKE NISSAN, LTD. INSIDE 81 OUT DECORATING INTERIOR EXTERIOR JANE'S CREATION JAN'S ISOIADVERTISING INDEX KAMPER'S SUPPLY KAMPWERTH, TONY ARCHITECT KEN 81 LINDA DREW KIMMEL AUTO SUPPLY KROGER LEGACY LI'L G FOOD MART LOWELL'S MALONE'S DAY CARE CENTER M 81 M ENTERPRISES MARINER OUTBOARDS MARION GLASS CO. MARION FORD MERCURY MARK'S SALES 8: SALVAGE MARTIN, JUDY MAUSEY-HELFRICH CONSTRUCTION MIDWAY EQUIPMENT MILLER PLUMBING 81 HEATING MODERNELL BEAUTY SHOP MURDALE HAIR FASHIONS MURDALE SHOPPING CENTER OWENS, RAYMOND PETROLANE PHILLIPS PIN OAK MOTEL 81 LOUNGE PIZZA HUT POE'S FARM FRESH POLAR WHIP PULLEY ELECTRIC QUALITY FENCE 81 HARDWARE RECORD BAR REEDS GREENHOUSE 81 FLOWER SHOP REYNOLD'S MARKET RIGGIN-PILLATSCH FUNERAL HOME RON WARD CHEVROLET RUSTY SPUR SAMUEL 81 SONS EXCAVATING SHASTEEN ENTERPRISES S. I. BOWL 81 COO-COO'S SKELCHER'S CONCRETE SOUTHERN ILLINOIS AUTO CORRAL SOUTHSIDE LUMBER CO. SPEERS SIGN STANLEY'S AMOCO SERVICE STATE FARM INSURANCE STEFFES CONSTRUCTION CO. STEVE'S BARBER-STYLING STILES STOTLAR LUMBER CO. SULLIVAN ELECTRIC SUZUKI SWEAT SHOP TACKLE BOX TCI CABLEVISION TERMINIX TOT-LAND TOY KINGDOM TRI-EX OFFICE EQUIPMENT UNION 76 MOTO MART VI'S CAFE WATSON TRUCKING 8m EXCAVATING WELLERS ZWICK'S CONCEPT TWO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '85 ONTRIBUTORS BOOSTERS ISIDE 8- OUT DECORATING AMERICAN MAGNETICS ITERIOR EXTERIOR BEN FRANKLIN STORE EN 8K LINDA DREW BOB AND KARLA MEES URDALE HAIR FASHIONS DR. FINESIS OFFICE URDALE SHOPPING CENTER FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH DLAR WHIP JUDY MARTIN WEAT SHOP MALONE'S DAY CARE CENTER M 81 M ENTERPRISES MARK'S SALES AND SALVAGE MODERNELL BEAUTY SHOP RAYMOND E. OWENS, D.D.S. RECORD BAR REEDS GREENHOUSE 81 FLOWER SHOP RON WARD CHEVROLET SPEERS SIGN ADVERTISINGH51 COUNTRY COMPANIES 307 N. Madison Marion 993-2609 FRANK SAIVIUEL'S ANTIQUE SHOP 0 4,0 308 S. DilriSiOn Q Carterville 0 ST E F F E S SOUTHERN ILLINOIS TERMINIX COMPANY Industrial Park 103 Brown St. Boulevard RO. BOX 47 B f 'L 62812 Carterville, ll. 62918 16185 985-2030 RV SALES. ACCESSORIES. PARTS at SERVICE 4' G QQ at C -' Q U 1 . O 2 KAMPERS SUPPLY X MARVIN AND SHIRLEY OETJEN. OWNERS v ROUTE 2 lCARTERVlLLE CROSS ROADS! PHONE CARTERVILLE ILLINOIS 62918 16181 985-6959 ! Pos s FARM FRESH CRQSSROADS 81 TEXACO SPORTING coops 209 North Division Reloading Supplies - Shells 81 Components - Guns - Sporting Goods - Custom Reloads Carterville Lee - Mike 8 Greg Simmons 985-6574 Phone: 16181 985-2058 V4 Mile West of Carterville Crossroads Wedge and ll'8l'I6 Rt- 2, BOX 185 Carterville, Illinois 62918 WELLERS THE FLORIST 536 North Division Carterville, IL 62918 985-2851 ADVEFITISINGHSS Richard w. Boyd Certified Public Accountant 106 South Division Carterville, Ill. 985-4620 ssssftvesss U SOUTHERN ILLINOIS AUTO CORRAL New Rt. 13 at Cross Roads Carterville, IL P.O. Box 167 - 62918 l618l 985-4989 David Reeves, Owner Frank Reichert, Sales Manager Daily 9 AM. - 6 P.M. IL' TCI CABLEVISION, INC. P. O. Box 7 Carterville, IL 62918 CLAUDE VAUGHN District Manager LP-GAS For Domestic, industrial 81 Agricultural Uses Petrolane Gas Service Rt. 2, Box 232-A ,lvl an Herrin, illinois N PKI Carterville, IL 62918 Phgngg Off. Ph. 16181 985-2111 es. Ph. 16181 985-3109 518'942'4270 BUNNY BREAD Specializing in RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Quality and Service in Western Wear and Tack 'tual - 5'eCf't'C RUST SPUP1. 122 S. Division - P.O. Box 16 fuc Carterville, IL 62918 985-3393 DLH, Inc. Rural Route 6 Barney Pulley Res. 985-4861 331432 Lynne Heal Migfgi ggffggfg 154!ADVEFiTlSING 5 JAN S I Mobil 104 South Division Carterville, lL 62918 M0 mm Phone: 16187 985-4604 Special Rates For Teams 8 Organizations AUTO MART INC. 500-504 S. Div. ' Carterville, lL Phone 985-2929 Tires Auto Repairs Batteries 901 North Carbon Marion U 997-6150 GHS 81 Oli Best Wishes From: , STANLEY S AMOCO SERVICE CARTERVILLE POLICE S. Division 8t IL Rt. 13 Rt. 2, Box 187 Chief Biii Davis Mffgl Carterville, IL 62918 Asst. Chief Robert George 1518, 985-3236 Officer Doug Carney Officer Bill Marks Officer Boland Brown Terry Stanley, Dealer Bobbie Stanley, Manager Telephone C6181 985-4005 LEQUATTE DRUG Dr. Gerald R. Starchvick Dr. William D. Fix 101 North Division Optometrists 1004 South Division St. Carterville Carterville, IL 62918 Total eye care for the family 985-2441 ADVEFlTlSlNG!155 CARTERVILLE CAFE Hours 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday 5:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Saturdays Homemade Pies Plate Lunch's Daily Carry Out Orders Phone 985-2350 IEE - MARIEIN LINCOLN I , PERB-MEREURY Ill. Rt. 13 at I-57 Marion, Ill. 62959 Q618J 993-2161 SULLIVAN ELECTRIC, INC Electric Contractors Traffic Signals, Highway Lighting, Commercial and Industrial Electrical Telephone Contracting 408 North Court St. Marion, Ill. 62959 C6181 985-9341 FRED SMALL AUTO PARTS BIG Filters - Shop Tools 6 Car Care Products Engine Parts Complete Line of Parts Auto - Truck - Imports Overnite Service on Special Orders Owners - Randy and Steve Small 985-3751 155!ADVEFITISING MAUSEYIHELFRICH CONSTRUCTION 310 South Division Carterville, Illinois 62918 Office 16183 985-4003 Residential - Commercial - Siding Remodeling - Free Estimates Mike Helfrich Bill Mausey Q618J 985-3437 t618l 985-3201 SKELCHERS CONCRETE RR2 Carbondale, Illinois 62901 457-2930 DON'S DRIVE IN 505 North Park Herrin, IL 62948 ...,... will . itll J.P. and Sara Barrington 5 HERMES JM jpi-fx Jim and Jane BHIGS OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Franchised Store Owners ,,,, pug. Box 3412 ' ,. i Carbondale, Illinois 62901 BASKIN-ROBBINS ICE cnEAM sTonE I i-ie1i t'--' I Marion Plaza!Marion, Illinois 62959 16183 997-3151 Phone SUZUKI OF CARBONDALE Rt. 13 East Carbondale 529-2333 985-2112 61 8-529-1 363 HERMES Electronic Typewriters And Word Processors IBM Typewriter Service and Supplies Rentals ABM SUPPLIES ADVEFITISINGXIS7 P Carterville City Government City Clerk 985-2252 Fire Department 985-2241 Mayor's Office 985-2700 Police Department 985-4853 Street Department 985-3091 Water and Sewer 985-2011 Heritage House 985-3091 Heckel's Inc. Established 1877 Busy ever since Carterville, illinois 62918 Best Wishes Class of 1985 ANDY'S PASTRY SHOP 111 South Division Carterville, IL 62918 GARY'S METAL Rt. 3, Box 219 Carterville, IL 62918 158!ADVERTISlNG PIN OAK MOTEL AND LOUNGE Owner Merrie Anderson Parts Transports G- :B 413- muzobtlo nouns: Service nauvvtoo :B supply 326 North Illinois Ave.!Carbondale, IL 62901 GENE BECKETT Owner 618-457-8849 Bank of Marion Marion, IL 62959 Congratualtions Class of 1985 B.V.'S BARBEQUE Carterville Crossroads Barbeque 81 Homemade Desserts are our Specialty TOT-LAND DAY CARE-CENTER Box 101 Hwy 148 Energy, Illinois 62933 Phone 942-6971 BIRKHOLZ SUPPLY AND CABINETS 131 S. Division St. Carterville, IL 62918 ADVERTISINGH59 We Sell Service BUSINESS MACHINE SERVICE CENTER 109 S. Division St. Carterville, IL 62918 Richard Fletcher Customer Service Technician!Owner 618!985-6720 I Unique Clothing for Infants, thru Jrs. THE LEGACY 101 North Sixteenth Street Herrin, Ill. 62948 SAMUEL 84 SONS EXCAVATING 408 Prosperity Carterville, IL 62918 16183 985-2643 Owner Don Samuel CENTRAL HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS Route 3, Box 32A Carterville, III. 62918 Northwest Corner of Fit. 13 81 148 Day or Night 16181 997-6536 A Special Thanks to THE CARTERVILLE BOOSTER ASSOCIATION They donated money and the Marquee for the benefit of the school and yearbook. 'i GPjLTERVILLE' 1?'f'-LW 1 1 1 K 1 y f ' is J 9, 'l - HSOIADVERTISING QUALITY FENCE 81 HARDWARE 114 5, Division Ai'ChiteCTS for Carterville, IL 62918 House Plans 985-6639 Commercial Planning Interior Design New or Remodeling gg I Phone 997-3446 Tony Kampwerth, Architect RESTAURANT GD VI'S CAFE Cambria, Illinois 985-3277 ADVERTlSlNG!161 CRAB ORCHARD PLAY PORT ROUTE 2 Carbondale, Illinois 62901 Phone: 457-8668 'LIL G FOOD MART Malone 8. Hyde Store Cambria, IL GRAND AVENUE 985-2346 BAPTIST CHURCH Densil Glenn Owner 116 West Grand Carterville, Illinois Michael Hastings, Pastor The Church That Cares. MIDWAY EQUIPMENT, INC. J.l. Case-Clark-Eullio K t Detroit Digggiil jrild Allison Transmissions RR. 42 , Carterville, lL Hel'I'Il1 985-4044 120 N. Park Ave. and KIMMEL AUTO SUPPLY i - - O fS th Ill' ' 'L t University Mall all? Gosftoiieignifniiiiifefs Carbondale with Five Stores in the Area. Complete Line of Foreign Car Parts Southern Illinois' Leading Jobber 302 N. Court Marion 993-8126 , i 162!ADVEFiTISlNG EIRST uNrrEn METHODIST cnuncl-I V North Pine and Main Streets Carterville, lllinols 62918 Q,.... , ill 9' ' 'lx Jane's Creations XX Drapery Fabrication X Drapes - SWGQS Quality is our First Concern is Cornlces - Dust Ruffles price is our Second' Balloon Roman - Tie Backs 49 Meadowlark Dr. l 9 1618, 985-4244 .L H 3. M MARKET The Little Big Store Downtown Hurst Open: 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Mon.-Sat. cum HARTLEY 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Sunday SETER JOHN LAS - .JOUTBOARDS l618l 987-2483 Owners: Flod Harrison Van McGill afeway MA1uNA,mc. R' R' '2 SipBkl?sE CARBONDALE. ILLINOIS 62901 BA'-T PH 1618i 985-3769 RENTALS ADVEFRTISINGX1 63 MILLER PLUMBING AND HEATING INC. 721 N. 17th Street Herrin, IL 62848 CRAWFORD 81 WHITESIDE, P.C. 201 S. Division P.O. Box 21 985-6370 - ,N .. ..,,. I, if THE TA CKLE sox 137 s. Division THE CARTERVILLE, ILL TiIf?.fEE5,..?.?XI 62918 i'Ei' 16181 985-8044 FISHING, HUNTING, AND ARCHERY EQUIP. LIVE AND ARTIFICIAL BAIT-LICENSES- ORDER DEPARTMENT-FRIENDLY SERVICE CO0KSEY'S MARINE SALES 81 BAIT SHOP Ronald or Carol Reed R.R. if 3 Box 199 MARION, IL. 62959 993-3366 Live Bait, Fishing Tackle, Hunting Supplies and Licenses 164!ADVERTISING STEVE'S BARBER-STYLING Roftler Cuts and Products Children Welcome - '-HCH'f Hours: Tue.-Fri. Rfifflfll 8:00-5:00 Sat. 8:00-2:00 X Closed Monday ' Appointments or Walk-ins 16181 985-4956 122 S. Division, Carterville, lL 62918 ilr- - ' S- -' 'W SaftyGl ', ' ' . - Store Front Arra g t 1 E - Storm Windows a d S ' ' - 1 , - Window and Aut GI r V 1 f,.,'7v Mirror H 8iAt , 1 1 I . - ' 3 MARION GLASS COMPANY 46183 993-5605 Old Rt. 13 West 81 Halfway Rd. - P.O. Box 172 Marion, Illinois 62959 CRAINVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH John Craun, Pastor 985-2574 Congratulations Class of 85 COMPONENT BUILDING SYSTEM Carbondale, IL 62901 16181 985-3732 1 ST APOSTOLIC CHURCH Missouri Avenue Carterville, IL 985-6612 TONY GATES INSURANCE STATE FARM INSURANCE Auto, Home, Life, Health, and Business New Rt. 13 Carterville, Exit P.O. Box 266 Carterville, IL 62918 Business Phone: 985-3736 RIGGIN-PILLATSCH FUNERAL HOME 322 North Division Carterville, IL 62918 Craig H. Pillatsch Phone: C6181 985-2131 ADVEFKTISINGHGS ll EUROPEAN TANSPA hi Healthy Suntan in just 7 sessions on comfortable beds. aw miizfsgsg New Ht. 13 Carbon ' Marion, Ili, 62959 ' 16185997-4941 Safer than the sun! Call than the sun! Call either of our 2 locations for an appointment 300 East Main Ca,bonda,e, ,, BOB'S Au'ro SALVAGE 529-311 3 One mile north of Carterville 422 James 985-4336 Carterville, IL 985-2875 GENTRY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 151 South Division Carterville, IL 62918 C6185 985-4886 C6181 529-2021 TSGXADVEFRTISING ,Y-Hai if I! I . Wi K ' 9 jf 5 5- , AMN - I 5 If. f 1' I ' feaf 4 3 ' 7'. '133'mf'- -.' I I I mia' 4 A I., I A np .v I u K, -Q Q 'xxx A 155 V 5 ,..... -. ,-.. W.. 4 .4, If I 1 ' N' 'R'-'11-'-' .HM If 'ww L-'Wg . V W L M A -,. i-I Qkxpaytiis 16181 985-2502 81 AIR QWDITIQIIIIIB KIIENSIIIB , 98.985-2502 RTI o.mtvItI.e,iu. 9 CI'IARLIE'S AIR CONDITIONING 81 'Y HEATING .E For custom sheet metal work. Charles Hogg Jr. Owner FIR 1, Box 351-A Carterville, IL 62918 CONSTRUCTION O REALTY O DEVELOPMENT The Housing People 1300 S. Division P.O. Box 34 Carterville, Illinois 62918 CRAB ORCHARD GOLF CLUB West Grand Avenue Carterville, IL 985-2321 Steve Heckel - Professional FRANK'S RESTAURANT Downtown Carterville Monday - Friday 5:30 A.M. 'til 8 P.M. Saturday 5:30 A.M. 'til 3 P.M. Sunday 7 A.M. 'til 3 P.M. Chicken and Fish a specialty. Plate lunches daily. Carry outs 985-2626 ADVERTISINGHG7 168!ADVERTISlNG THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY S AV I No 453 ' V FQ xl - vp S' ' A tl I ca- - -K + , if m Q A . ,A A ip ' WHERE 'I'llE VESONOMIZEU Route 3 Carterville, Illinois Across from the Williamson County Airport on RT. 148 'PY V000 lfkfgff IKE NISSAN LTD. Highway 13 Z6'4SVlV6'- Reed Station Road Carbondale 529-3700 Carterville Union 76 Moto Mart Open 24 hours Cigarettes, Snacks Video Rentals Miscellaneous Merchandise Carterville Cross Roads ADVEFlTlSINGl169 Ron Watson Trucking 81 Excavating 411 Nevada Avenue Carterville, ll 62918 1985-21641 SOUTH SIDE LUMBER COMPANY 1300 South Park Herrin, Illinois RlS:15 VHBSYER HILI lSTA1F5,MT.VERNON,ll 62864 RES PHOVXJ 618242-4039 ff!! 1' MN Dyer H. McCowen L A Investment Offifer Q mconvourro X5 Municipal Bond Department vp 3 c 'w .M-1 ' wwsiiz xm vom stout Lxuiwni 100 DAIN YOVNER, MINNLAPOLIS, MININESOIA 55402 612-371-2711 STOTLAR LUMBER COMPANY 606 N. Washington, 62948 983-5121 CENTRAL SUPPLY G.E. Heat Pumps - Air Cond. - Furnace Electrical - Plumbing - Pumps - Pipe V. Carl Mann, Owner 300 Front Energy 942-4540 S WOXADVERTISING . 5 I -4,5 1 .5251 -if , ff' gg-wg , -to W PIZZA HUT ----. Herrin, IL 62948 Mr. Art Pate 8t Tom Langdon HERALD PRINTING, INC. 215 E. Main Cal'bOI'ICIaIe, IL HARRIS, LAMBERT AND WILSON Attorneys at Law 300 West Main Marion, IL 62959 993-2616 PHILLIPS University Mall Carbondale, IL 16185 457-6765 ADVEFITISINGH71 I COMPLIMENTS OF ACE JANITORIAL CURTIS E. PALMER ABSTRACTS P.O. Box 235 I 301 North Van Buren Du Quoln, IL Marion 993-3866 I I 1138 h D' S' 1965 STI LES cerrefme, IlmZI2n6291 a Telephone 16181232-6367 OFFICE 81 ART SUPPLIES ' cornell Electronics FURNITURE 81 EQUIPMENT 81 The video store 701 E, MAIN RQ. BOX 3676 2-way Business Radio Telephone Systems Panasonic Video Systems Satellite Systems Cjg?EJg?I7DALE6iI?-?igg1 Commercial Industrial Business ' Education Broad casting SERVING SOUTQERKIELIELSNOIS FOR OVER M. CORBELL Tech'g:::ei?::l::?:I: E-Z l e 5 5, hVk . I ' I I 'ei -'e - l V RENTAL lllillrllll. CENTER 1817 West el Sycamore e I s l l e sl e l e ll s s , fl , i i C b d I 465 7 312 2876 ' T I qg I -e- .... we s..sw . '+ m,,,NMW,, j f I M r 172lADVERTISING I ,,.: Q. 5 I4-. f-,a 6 I 1 1 1 MU, .. 5 f X i ,v.: REYNOLDS MARKET 1114 South Division Carterville, IL 62918 ADVERTISINGH73 174lADVERTlSING This page sponsored by CHARLES MAY r EXCAVATING M, WW. L' ' 'L . JA fi. 1.54 F ' W , , ,W 12 f- ff , X, . ' X ' S 216 E. Grand Carterville 985-4789 vm!! ' 1 1 We X N 4 , .. ' 9 ' . ,, ..fffk -- K -'- we 5, x P ' 1 This page sponsored by S.l. BOWL 8: CO0 COO'S New Route 13 Carterville A- ,Ae lt' '4 f Y W xx 1 W fy ADVERTISINGH75 This Page Sponsored by CARTERVILLE LUMBER COMPANY 300 S. Division Carterville 985-2071 ' ' , ..- ' C 176lADVERTISING PHONE 98544474 PVOMPT PROFGSSIONSL SERVICE 3ea4!ey Wefagezatzbn ci cfledub ar - v 5 I N 5. I - 1- ' f-,I COMMERC'Al. 3 RESIDENTIAL Q54 CARTERVILLE, IL fs: ' , -igi af' ADVERTISINGX177 THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT miff ,mwnnw - mm' on Z mann -L CARTERVILLE CROSSROADS CARTERVILLE SWEET HEART BANQUET Juliann Beasley Amy Dawson Gail Johnson Kris Wunderle Jenny York and Escort and Escort and Escort and Escort and Matt Morris wi to Barbara Reichert Melissa Crutcher Dana Colp Lori Tedrick Beth Beasley and Scott Woolard and Jay Ingram and Bryant Davis and Andy Groh and Ronnie Waldron Cindy Macke Amy Carney Tammy Reyes Tammy Wallace Vicki Egelston and Escort and Escort and Escort and Matt Brown and Garrett Fozzard SWEETHEARTM79 X 1 p K gi! f GW ff we QA! if f rf f at f if W 'M if ,. i V ' 'l f f V V Kim Stull V Natalie Dickerson Sarah Kampwerth Kim Brown Debbie Harris and Escort and Escort and Escort and Darren Nance and James Broi Kendra Dorris Betty Provo Amy Hunter Sherry McKinney Johnna Modglin and Brett Young and Escort and John Forbes and Escort and Matt West W 3' ttrt 4 1 YW ' i f f'1 , Elizabeth Howerton Jodie McKinney Tammy Sanders Dana Koontz Amy White and Jimmy McKinney and Escort and Escort and Mike Samuel and Todd Lenard Christina Nevious Amy Bains Laura Fry Genola Murphy Kirsty Cooper and Steve Mausey and T.J. Gentry and Escort and Escort and Escort 180!SWEETHEART Pam Stearns and Escort Kim Forbes and Jeff Chelin l Jory Outland l and Matt Yusko y Lisa Hanna and Jason Howell Angie Abell Melissa Morris Renee Pillatsch and Kent Dawson and Brian Wood and David Fiowatt Carrie West and John Aird 3 ,2 ! -asf Dana Underwood Michelle Fry Debbie Johnson and Tim Ouast and David Gobert and Jerry Mumbower Karri Shasteen and Escort Jeannie Mitchell Stephanie Puckett Autumn Adams and Jerry Davis and Escort and Mike Heern W 4. Kelley Kasak Jean Batson Shawnda Hayes and Andy Dawson and Jon White and Mike Fussner Sheila Simons and Allen Hanks , t,il 1.79- iV',Z I lia 7' L . -s 5 E Tammi Humble and Tim Horsley SWEETHEARTX181 Janette Brock Amy Walters, Sonya Ingram Karri Shasteen,Jory Outland, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs and Escort and Tracy Spencer Stephanie Puckett, Jim White John Sparks and Autumn Adams PROM 3 J 1 'ta get N s 1 r S 3 s . X -P Queen Angie Abell Autumn Adams Jean Epps Stephanie Puckett and King Kent Dawson and Tim Homoya and Jon Beasley and Escort V 4.11 t Y X 2 , K , I, 5 Q. X' ' in . 43 'Q M 1' O vw? 5' s I' ig Tara Riley and Escort H 'iliimgixizt YJ., Lift. N f-fx,,. ' ,-.,,,, v . 1 S t N 6 W 5 rf .3 it ul QQ' ff I Nb 4- vw, :it -f US Q it 35 S A is 3 E ., .2, . Q sw 2 A 1 - :..f wk I K NA , Natalie Smith Kendra Washburn Brian Deck Lisa Pillatsch Kim Stull and Escort and Escort and Jennifer Spence and Escort and Escort 182!SWEETHEART-PROM I 35,251 Mew 5 Wx! Kathy Reed Larinda Boner Shawn Wall Kendra Dorris d Shannon Forbes and Tony Rogers and Escort and Brett Young Q ,J Y. Q '-M5 , W ' g l' T T T i 4 V ' 4 7 f f arrr 4 l - f f 'ag' L , Alf 5 -T , mf , EL? 'Y 'fn' ' A :' wi fi TA 1 J K T T f l Tracy Fawley Kris Wunderle Tammy Williams Jeannie Mitchell l and Jerry Mumbower and Escort V W'-NF' W 3 , Ti' l l J J 4 . Q 6 y x Kirsty Cooper Betty Provo Mike Heern Dana Cottingham and Escort and Escort and Escort and Escort Y 4 NW s 5 Tammy Wallace and Steve Spillman Jory Outland and Steve Mausey ' Q , , l A I ' fi lj , , 34 R- I 5 gig fi Q George Calhoun and Escort 6.11 T914 Kevin White Kelley Kasak Dawn Runge Lisa Hanna Mike Halldorson and Escort and Jim Wilkinson and Todd Lenard and Robbie Galloway and Escort PRONU183 Meredith Hutson and John Forbes Katrina Higgins and Escort Sherri Carney and David Steckenrider Debbie Johnson and Neil Sizemore Virginia Stevens Julie Riley and Rick Goldstein Dana Koontz and Mike Samuel Tammy Meadows Jenny York and Matt Morris Beth Beasley and Ronnie Waldron . lx V gi 2.2 If Z? . ' .ff 1? is 4 '-ef nn 1 W as 'HE an Q.. Xa ' ' 5 l Kim Forbes and Jeff Chelin W4 , ,L, ..,, , :sex V W ., gli., . 1 -- f1l'g, E ll, f fl llilllllllll llllllll lil llitrllllllllflll'llfl l llf,fllli,y,l,' lilly fl li i lll FH ? F I 1, W1 H ?llillQ it il fl? , r- M '- 'Tr ' 1 , V ' in I A lqllzl limi' yi Gary Hanley and Escort Adam Stone and Escort Dana Underwood and Tim Quast 5 JZ' V J 1, is ' I f 2 , ' r uf I Y i Mariebeth Ruder' and David Garrosl l 'l Pam Addison Elizabeth Howerton Debbie Harris Amy White Monica Knope and Darren Nance and John Outland and James Brown and Denny Chapman and Mike Quast 184!PROM Robertson and Escort Gail Johnson and Escort Julie Batson 1 Paul Kampwerth Jerri Croslin we : ss W E 1' 1,1 'V ull figs Hpifffi M , Matt Yusko and Escort - ,F v gr, I - 7 :'i I ,W 7 ' , -gf, A I X' Z' .J V 'A . Y ', ' ,V Y 'W 44? for K, ,x ? af f M, X W 3 a,,v , . F V WS., Sonya Ingram and Jay Ingram I Michelle Howell and Larry Culp KM-9 'f-, V :UQQ lf. v ff,-fi ,ff J rr 'F A E ,, I' x y, , Karri Shasteen and Alynn Mundell L.--X '1'Mlli' Andra Miller and Dennis Brown ' 'E' ':1 'f7'Q1 ,Q 4 ' ' t- p if-1 Q a W ix a y ' 1 ZR' l 'rf riff in E ' iota f fd fr '13 4' tr- ! gf 'F if ' if va? . ff 'W ? WZ? '3 4 ' l , 2 ' mi? ' Q 4 Q fi V! ,tl Laura Fry Amy Dawson Lorri Shasteen and Keith Liddell lui-1 Jill Johns and Escort Ginger Hatton vv-pl Terri Barnhart and Escort Barbara Reichert and Danny Morgan Pam Watson and Escort and Escort and Fred Jarosz L at ,IE b , v 'I' J -' 1 MM . N 'V A Michelle Fry Kala Rains Juliann Beasley and David Gobert and Bill Cross and Steve Bradley 185!PFtOM Karyn Robertson and Steve Hanagan Wendy Gillespie and Jeff Howell W time , 'iw f ll' ' , le' A 'A v U W7 tim- - . -gg, -,.,,, . .' f 'i J 4 1115 T it Manlssa Klnley and Escort K.. V, 5 S3 mil K w J A, ,I z- .1 ' ,,. ,: In-f rf M: 1 1-: H , Tracy Spencer me ' q- aw : In if ,f,., ,, we , wig ., v K I 2 ,. ,,,,, ' , Z gs s. - 1 , 7 -T at 155, ,X 51 5 s v df 1 52 .f ' Jkt 'Y 4' -fl ,ff Y' 0 t L Q A at W 4 2 'W Amy Walters 186lPROM f ,,,v.,. 'fri' i f f , ,.,. A' , E J Q' ai lr aft I Av .12 fp tv , by W a 4. .A '54 L' 43- tv ., Ml-at M ' 5 f r 5 fi . Dan Helfrich and Shawnda Hayes Jackie Merkin Sheri McKinney and Scott Taylor and Escort Jodie McKinney and Escort Lg V- 9' 41' f y, 2 ' Jw' c V 1 M7 J 9' -5 , lv? Genola Murphy and Escort Tierney Drew and Escort 'ASTK l.ll A 5' ll T 9, if Jerry Davis and Escort '5 6 H H + ., 1 H -'fs ze ,f' ,4 1 Z - f ly.. if Dana Colp and Bryant Davis T f Af, , 74 .2 if , ,Q A T , l af ? y! G I 1' Z LV Y J 3 1 1' B' Dave Weller Jodi Lewis Jimmy McKinney and Escort and Chris Egelston and Escort 1 I lf! 'fy -4,5 qw: , , 9' ,W Q 1 , f 3 5. v 1 537.1 hi V I , A 4 4 ' 3 L . 3 Q 1 f . if 1 iii! a A , ,gi 5 -. -2 - rf .qt 5 a ,xff , , K QQXJ E, Mike Ften and Escort , u 1 1 W ' 'V , 'sf ' ,' , J ' I -Q ' L V 'V , . Il, 4' VVVKV ., 'A fr Karri Shasteen, Step Puckett, Jory Outla Auriamfi Adams llss Tf ' if H fx jf A h 1 f . . N , or ': ,vt , A f Q i f Qff f if . ' 't i , ,, l ' Q 2 T Pam McGill l and Brad Gentr f 401 in -ir' f H sr 1,z'5 1' .f -r ., T ff' f I - . ' T xx ,is Barbara Bennet and Escort 'vmeZ,, ll Lenny Qualls and Escort Johnna Modglin Jean Batson and Matt West and Jon White vnge . r' V' . 1 l. 9 me y ,W , . M4151 , , ,A ir J lelissa Crutcher Marie Tomasini Brian Campbell md Jay Ingram and Escort and Escort af if W +ve arf if ,r David Culp Wayne Taylor and Escort and Kendra Hollister Yak 'ff P if r Ik all ' 24- e .V , l 'lf W A 1 f - ,, -3 .f -- - -'Ve' ' .1..-- ...X- PROMX187 , rf .VZ J. -v.. r Q , 4 fx as K' f z 5 5 xl R, 5 IZ x H gf X . ,K 6 A ,J 4? X fn 4 J Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Newton Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harris Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Halldorson Ray Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Janes Bruce Bratcher Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ziegler Charles Church SIGNING OFF FOR '85 ag :ja fn 5? E gg r Q52 gk i 'I- 3' If fy-sf 1,3 lax WRQEX 'X W. i 7 . X is ,l K. .ifgigglg ,nge srzfsfx --rr my is lg? i K is X X 188!PROM 1 ! xy, kg. , .R V xf M XKXXXRXXXX XX,kMX,5R -Nh SIGNING OFFX1 89 4 w XXSAFSFSS S1181 I Qgwfn 1 N--........ fm .vw SIGNING OFFH91 0 'lv 8 Ati. HIGH SCHOOL CLOSING Signs have played a major role In our llves this past year From road signs telling us how to drlve to advertlslng billboards telllng us how to eat drunk or spend our money we re surrounded by symbols Here at school however these signs concentrated more on stimulating students to get Involved In clubs join a sport or to take pride ln academic achievements Whether they have told us what to do made us thlnk about what we re doing orjust totally confused us these signs have been a big part of our llves One last symbol which has affected our Ilves for several years IS the diploma which the graduates received When they accepted It the seniors were saying that they went to CCHS and that they were proud to have gone there Szgnmg off Audrey Hanagan 4 is Edltor In Chief Lronlte 192!THE END