Carterville High School - Lionite Yearbook (Carterville, IL)

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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

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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'

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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