Herrin High School - Herrinite Yearbook (Herrin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1984 volume:

r n THROUGH '84 D6 AND MAKE Come on a long The 1984 HERRINITE Staff Editor: Julie Tresnak Assistant Editor: Andrette Brown Business Manager: Albert Baines Assistant Business Manager: Lori Marlow Art Work: Rick Walter Staff: Ron Brown Steve Buttitta Marilou Castro Todd Cattaneo Brian Chamness Shane Chaney Brandi Cox Rheanne Evans Darrin Kerr Katie Koerner Brigita Morris Julie Rowell Jennifer Restivo Tom Restivo Carol Sellars Monique Stadler Mike Tresnak Clarissa Walker Tracy Wilcox Kenny Workman Photographers COLOPHON The 1984 Herrinite was printed by Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas, Texas. The press run was 565 copies of 224 pages printed on 80 pound enamel paper. The body face was Helvetica standard. The heading type face was Windsor italic 154. The endsheets were gold (80) with artwork being 100% solid over 30% background. The cover was a school designed blue (452) shoe grain with silk screen print of gold and ivory. through the HERRINITE Come on along Nancy Humphreys and Julie Swalls just returned from a lunch break at Dairy Queen. through STUDENT LIFE 5 Time to order senior graduation announcements! Brandi Cox tried to work quietly by hiding behind a stack of a. Steve Llpe tried frantically to get his program in working order. Kenny Workman was concerned that he would choose just the right picture for the sports section of the yearbook. 6 the achieving times Bob Turner. Julie Tresnak. Tom Murrah and Kim Wiggins earned awards for their Amy Ouaglia enjoyed her class! creative writing achievement in the 5th annual John A. Logan High School Writing Competition. Reona Jack and Trisha Roberson listened carefully to the lesson in Katie Koerner was hard at work on the yearbook. German. 7 8 Clarissa Walker tried to think of a good caption for a picture in the yearbook! A bag full of flowers just for you! and you stay out of this discussion! ... the active times Practice during swing choir was fun. Just a bit of nonsense during band rehearsal. Advanced biology class showed they could build pyramids as well as study biology. 9 Steve Buttitta was awed by a Tiger play. Here come the Tigers! Harold “Boo Boo Smith displayed one of his fabulous moves. A Tiger struggled for another pin. 10 the sporting times Chris Stanley and Eric Sloan watched as Mike Hudson struggled for a basket Ronald Brown flashed his infamous smile. Valerie Williams and Cindy Pierce consulted with Q-Bert as to the correct way to carve a pumpkin. Seniors! What more can be said?? 'Now wait just a minute. I'm not finished yeti” 12 ... the fun times Katie Koerner found the whole business meeting very funny. The ‘ Red Baron strikes again! Angela Baylor. Daniel Reagan. David Tanner and Richard Smith found out that the Homecoming Parade wasn't all it was cracked-up to be. • Just a little idle time during a long school day. 13 ... the unique times A typical day at Herrin High — the home of the most glamorously dressed people in the world. Mr Venegoni explained to his German class how to buy groceries. I can’t believe I ate the WHOLE thing!' Dan Reagan observed as Julie Tresnak displayed the “Big Mouth sing- ing technique. The Illinois History Club presented the H.H.S. library with a photograph of S. Glenn Young. I Come on along Herrin Hospital Jr. Volunteers who had worked 100+ hours during the school year were honored by coordinator Susan Murphy. through OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT Air. and Miss H.H.S. The outstanding senior students were chosen by the student body and faculty. From a list of students who had maintain- ed a 3.5 average through their first semester senior year, the faculty chose ten girls and ten boys who had also con- tributed their time and effort to the ac- tivities and goals of the high school while maintaining high standards of achieve- ment and performance for themselves. These names were then presented to the sophomore, junior and senior classes to carefully vote for three female and three male students on the basis of displayed leadership qualities, outstanding achieve- ment in curricular as well as extracur- ricular activities, and service given to fellow students, the school and or com- munity. The boy and girl who received the largest number of votes were designated Mr. and Miss H.H.S. Finalists: Noelle Lloyd. Brian Chamness. Monica Younfl. Chris DeChristina. Terri Jenkins, and Eric Snyder. Candidates Terri Jenkins and Chris DeChristina. Candidates Noelle Lloyd and Eric Snyder. 18 onica 19 Fred G. Harrison Scholarship: Julie Tresnak. David White. Terri Jenkins, and Ron Brown. SIU-C Scholastic Achievement Award: Wendy Prewitt Literature Department of the Herrin Woman's Club Scholarship: Lynn Kirchner. Rhetoric Club Scholarship: Kerri Blaylock and Bill Swinford. Scholar Bowl Scholarship: Julie Tresnak. Lynn Moore Memorial Scholarship: Karen Gibbs. Sch o ar s h ips Once again many organizational scholarships and family memorials were awarded to deserving members of the graduating class of 1984. Nineteen scholarships were awarded to thirty-one graduates of the Class of 1984. The following scholarships were awarded: Mr. Fred G. Harrison Scholarship Awards, Angelo (Comp) Ranchino Eagles Educational Fund Scholarship, Herrin Education Association Scholarship Award. SlU-Scholastic Achieve- ment Award, V.F.W. Scholarship Award, Williamson County SIU Alumni Scholarship, Rhetoric Club, Literature Dept, of the Herrin Woman’s Club. The Charles Taveggia- Mary Antonini Scholarship, Lynn Moore Memorial, Herrin Jaycees, Kim Harmon Memorial, Student Council, Michael Lockwood Memorial, Beta Sigma Phi, Dr. Jack Murphy Memorial. Herrin Woman’s Club Music Dept., Norge. Scholar Bowl. Herrin Education Association Scholarship Award: Noelle Lloyd. Sharon Hadfield. Mike Morgan, and (not pictured — Rick Walter). 21 Norge Scholarship: Kim Reveal Beta Sigma Phi Scholarship: Julie Rldgway. . • % Michael Lockwood Memorial Scholarship: Wendy Prewitt and Ron Brown. Kim Harmon Memorial Scholarship: Cathy Woodcock and Angela Orso. Dr. Jack Murphy Memorial Scholarship: F.L. Mezo. Student Council Scholarship: Brian Chamness. 22 Sch olear sh ips 23 Williamson County SIU Alumni Scholarship and the Herrin Jaycees Scholarship: Sean Pierson. Herrin Woman's Club Music Department Scholar- ship: Angela Orso. Julie Tresnak — Senior Class Valedictorian Karen Dunning — Junior Angela Orso — Senior David White — Senior Gina Anderson — Junior Eugene Scott Bird — Junior tm Shane Gooden — Junior Wendy Prewitt — Senior Laura Porter — Senior Terry Richards — Junior Freshmen: Amy Adams, Monty Wade. Terri Anderson, Reona Jack. Brandi Cox. Sondra Brown. Greg Hatfield. Tim Waller. Kerrie Hale. Amy Quaglia, Missy Porter. Barbara Cairatti. Tami Ferguson. David Milani, Mike Tresnak. Scott O’Connor. John Murray. Michelle Griffith. Nanette Tomkins. 24 Scholastic Average Of 4.5 Or Above Kirk Doughty — Junior Noelle Lloyd — Senior Valerie Mazurek - Junior •' Ji V • • - Sophomores Dav', d Procior. Shane Chaney. Mat. Camara,o. Tom Mu,rah. EnK Sloan. Ch.s S an . Mi.e Hudson. Ben Phm,p, Mary Ann Pa,rK . Kim Frey. David � er. Charles Block ley. Kim Wiggins. Christy Moore. Jennifer Restivo. Jam, Baumgarte. Bob Turner. Angela Baylor. Bngita Morns. Membership in HHS’s Honor Society is one of the greatest honors which a HHS student can achieve. Membership is limited to those choice students who are well-rounded, both in curricular and extracur- ricular activities. To be eligible for membership, one must be either a junior with a 4.5 or better overall average or a senior with a 4.25 or better overall average. In addi- tion, each senior who qualifies grade-wise must have earned 20 activity points and each junior must have earned 15 points. Seniors and juniors who have a 4.75 or better overall average are automatically members. This year the members enjoyed a Christmas Party at the home of Brian Chamness and an installation banquet and ceremony in the spring. HERRIN HIGH SCHOOL Officers: Brian Chamness — treasurer; Kerri Blaylock — vice-president; Becky Waller — secretary; Terri Jenkins — president. Seniors chosen in 1983: Terri Jenkins. Kerri Blaylock. Julie Tresnak. Brian Chamness. Angie Orso. Becky Waller. Wendy Prewitt. 26 National Honor Society Seniors chosen in 1984: Laura Porter. Daniel Reagan. Julie Ridgway. Bill Swinford. David White. Albert Baines. Ron Brown. Marilou Castro. Jett Delaney. Noelle Lloyd. Mike Morgan. Juniors chosen in 1984: Shane Gooden. Anthony Goodrum. Steve Lipe. Scott Bird. Mike Abba. Clarissa Steve Buttitta received his certificate from co- Walker. Gma Anderson. Deena Griffith. Andrette Brown. Steve Buttitta. Kirk Doughty. sponsors Gary Dooley and John Venegom. 27 Presentation of certificates of achievement to students at the Sixth Annual Honors Night Program was once again a very memorable experience for all who participated. Dressed in their best bib and tuckers, twenty- one faculty and administrators, representatives of Wal-Mart, Herrin Hospital, and the Army Reserve honored those students who had attained high achievement in designated areas. Over two hundred awards of certificates, plaques, or ribbons were presented to approximately one hundred seventy high school students. Relatives and friends who attended the ceremony were invited to the cafeteria after the program for refreshments provided by the Cook Chef Class. Julie Tresnak received the following awards: John Philip Sousa Band Award. Marine's Outstanding Band Member. Dramatics. Baush and Lomb Science Award. English Award for 5.1 Average. Math Award. Na- tional Merit Scholarship Commended Students. Century III Leadership Competition. Valedictorian. Presidential Academic Fitness Award: Laura Porter. Albert Baines. Becky Waller. Jeff Delaney. Kerri Blaylock. Brian Chamness. Ron Brown. Mike Turner, Terri Jenkins. David White. Bill Swinford. Julie Tresnak 28 Honors Night Terri Jenkins received the foilowtnQ awards Bausch Lomb Science Award. Math Award. National Merit Scholarship Commended Student. OAR Good Citizen. Sakjtatorian. Outstanding Instrumentalists: Ron Brown and Wendy Prewitt. Harold Robinson, a Wal-Mart Foundation Representative, presented a $1,000 scholarship to Becky Waller 29 Vocational Many community members and HHS students enjoyed the auto mechanics exhibits. Once again, the Vocational Depart- ment combined with other departments for an outstanding effort to create a Vocational Fair worthy of the talents of those who participated. Positions of the Fair were reserved for each facet of the Vocational Machine Shop, Wood Shop, Automechanics, Electricity, Sewing, Arts and Crafts, Accounting, Typing, Drafting, C.V.E. Child Care, Nursing, and Cook Chef classes. The Cook Chef class provided the refreshments for the night. Visitors took time to examine and enjoy the artwork displayed by several art and crafts students. Mrs. Ferguson and her students again exhibited outstanding examples of their The technique employed by the woodshop students was enjoyed by all. craft. 30 31 The Arts and Crafts students discussed their projects. The cheerleaders were grateful they had a boat to ride in the parade through i ACTIVITIES The senior float survived the rain and moved down Park Avenue in style. The Library Reference Class braved the cold and snow to spend a day working at Morris Library in Carbondale. The cast of Murder Takes the Stage was interrogated to find who murdered Hazel! I 33 Queen Monica Young greeted the crowd with a stately smile. The pages deserved a short rest after all the excitement: Sondra Brown. Carla Jacques. Rene James. Tammy Sampson. Tammy Brown. Laura Madden ________________________________ Pianist for the coronation ceremony was Julie Tresnak Queen Monica Young Queen Monica Young Queen Monica Young Queen Monica Young was escorted by Chris DeChristina Excitement filled the air during Cor- onation Night 1983. As the Homecom- ing court and escorts entered the gym, their parents and friends looked on proudly in anticipation of each new ap- pearance. The delighted audience wat- ched as Miss Monica Young was crown- ed Homecoming Queen and Miss Terri Jenkins was named Maid of Honor. The Herrin High School band played several arrangements for the enjoyment of the audience and the senior Honored Guests provided special entertainment by dancing with their fathers. A wet but enthusiastic football team rolled down Park Avenue. FBLA won first place for the most neatly constructed float. The German Club float won recognition for outstanding engineering The Special Olympics Club won recognition for their stunt.1Puttin'on the design. Rltz . 36 Homecoming The Senior Class won first place in float competition with ‘ Gateway to Victory . The Junior Class float was entitled “Tigers Tower Over the Rangers The Sophomore Class presented Tigers March over the Rangers . The Freshman Class presented Knock Out the Rangers” The Football Mothers Club presented Torch the Rangers . The theme of this year s Homecoming Parade was Big City Highlights. The pouring rain did not stop the spirit of Herrin High. There were more floats participating than ever before First place In the float competition was awarded to the senior class whose theme was Gateway to Victory.” Other winners were: Best Application of Theme. Junior class; Outstanding Engineering Design. German Club; Best School Rouser. sophomore class; Most Neatly Constructed Float. F.B.L.A.; and Best Stunt. Special Olympics. Although the downpour caused many of the units of the parade to cancel, the remaining floats moved down Park Avenue because the Show must go on! 37 Maid of Honor Terri Jenkins. Tiger Escorts awaited their ladies. Homecoming Senior Special Attendant Noelle Lloyd Senior Special Attendant Julie Ridgway sV v Terri Jenkins was escorted by John Yancey. Damion Davis. Billy Jacques. Mike Goeb. Mike Turner. Steve Vaughn and Bill Swinford of the dance! The mischievous smile time she was having. David Mercer gave Steve Tolbert a lesson on how to dance with crutches. Mike Jones and Clarissa Walker danced the night away! on Nancy Humphrey’s face reflected the good Sean Pierson asked Jamie Jo White the big question. Shall we dance? Trisha Odum and Leanne Beach modeled the latest fashions in Homecoming dance apparel The 1983 Homecoming Queen. Monica Young, and her date. Rocky Tippy. Homecoming The theme of the Homecoming Dance was I LOVE THE NIGHT LIFE, and all those who at- tended enjoyed dancing under the Big City” lights to music provided by Music in Motion”. Mr. Henley, Mr. Gibson and the Student Council members spent Homecoming Friday and the following morning decking-out the gymnasium in crepe paper for the gala event. The results were outstanding and another successful Homecoming Dance became a fond memory of the 1983-1984 school year. Mrs. Tresnak Informed Mr. Starnes that the cash box was not for the Tiger fattier! The D.J. from MUSIC IN MOTION provided the music for the dance 41 Attendant Kim Frey, sophomore. Julie Ridgway and Scott Bolen found time to chat before the Corona- tion as Sharon Hadfield tried to calm her nerves. 42 Homecoming Senior Honored Guests danced with their fathers Attendant Darla Coriasco. |umor Were Trisha Roberson. Kim Frey, and Jemmia Clendenin as nervous as they looked? Attendant Dana Kerrigan, junior The 1983 Homecoming game was a decisive win for the Tigers. Although driving rain had been falling for the past four days, nothing could stop the loyal Herrin fans from cheer- ing the Tigers to a 24-8 victory over the Benton Rangers. The hazardous conditions on the field benefitted safety Jim Cislaghi who caught three interceptions. Harold “Boo Boo” Smith ran in all three touchdowns on his way to 166 yards in 20 attempts. The 1983 Homecoming Court. Yavonne Field. Sharon Hadfieid. Julie Swells. Nancy Humphrey, and Wendy Prewitt felt that togetherness was the only way to keep warm. While the 'refs'' talked, the team practiced their playl Miss Monica Young. Her Majesty the Queen 44 Miss Terri Jenkins. Her Majesty’s Maid of Honor. $ Homecoming 45 Welcome to the Herrin Mud BowT'l Horn ecoming Murder Takes the Stage “Murder Takes the Stage”, a mystery play in three acts, was presented on February 2nd and 4th. Director Sally Bates struggled through snowstorms, missing actors and missed lines to produce her colossal “opus”! Cast: Angela Bayler Lori Brandon Matt Camarato Brad Dillman Deena Griffith Brian McNeil Brigita Morris Angie Orso Wendy Prewitt Daniel Reagan Richard Smith Erik Stacks Julie Tresnak Stage Manager: Albert Baines Production Assistants: David Fanning and Mike Tresnak If you think you can two-time me you are dumber than I thought. stated Ang Orso to Brian McNeil. The cast and crew of ‘ Murder Takes the Stage : Albert Baines. Mike Tresnak. Wendy Prewitt. David Fanning. Brigita Morris. Daniel Reagan. Julie Tresnak. Bria McNeil. Angela Bayler. Brad Dillman. Angie Orso. Matt Camarato, Lori Brandon. Richard Smith, and Deena Griffith. 48 Lori Brandon and Richard Smith practiced a scene from the play. Brad Dillman promised Angela Bayler that they would get married. The death of Hazel Laverne: Wendy Prewitt. Brian McNeil. Julie Tresnak. Angie Orso. Richard Smith. Deena Griffith, and Lori Brandon. Director Daniel Reagan introduced his stage manager. Wendy Prewitt, to remaining cast members. Angie Or- so. Brian McNeil. Lori Brandon, and Richard Smith. 49 Each year approximately twenty schools send two juniors and two seniors to Mt. Ver- non to compete in various creative problem solving” activities. The Olympiad competition takes place during two sessions for two days each session. This year the Herrin team was challenged with such projects as building a bridge with toothpicks and model glue and floating head weights in a paper boat designed and con- structed by the team. The 1984 JETS (Junior Engineering Technical Society) was administered on Feb. 21st, at John A. Logan Junior College. The subject areas tested included math, chemistry, physics, biology, graphics, and English. Our team members were required to compete in two of the above subject areas. Individuals receiving special recognition from our team were Steve Lipe for his runner-up finish in math and Tom Murrah for his second place finish in chemistry. Although the other members of Herrin's team did not receive special recognition for their efforts, their per- formance was a compliment both to their own intellectual adeptness and to the long term efforts of the faculty and staff of Herrin Unit Dist. 4. J.T. Smith and Perry Allen represented Herrin High School quite well at the Special Olympics by win- ning medals and ribbons. The 1984 Herrin JETS teams' competition team. Teachers enjoyed their meal 8t the roast for Mr. Henley and Mr. Kunce. 50 Special Activities The 1984 Student Olympiad Team: Terri Jenkins, Mike Abba. Scott Bird. Julie Tresnak During the Spring of 1984, a retirement tea was held for Mr. Kenneth Rushing and Mr George Kunce Mr and Mrs. Kunce opened a gag” gift at his retirement roast. 51 M. usic GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY, a musical comedy in two acts, with music and lyrics by George M Cohan, was presented March 30 and 31. The musical portrayed all the trials and tribulations of putting together a Broadway Musical, complete with financial difficulty, gangsters, and a reluctant Broadway star. Cast Brian McNeill. Bill Swinford. Angie Orso. Wendy Prewitt. Deena Griffith. Sherri Short. Melissa Strunk. Carol Sellars. Julie Tresnak. Brigita Morris. Eric Stacks. Angela Bayler. Chanse Holder. Kirk Newcom, Mark Popp Chorus Margaret Boston. David Fanning. Cathy Harris. Cindy Pierce. Evan Pierce. Daniel Reagan. Mike Tresnak. Lori Wharton. Russell Williams. Orchestra Brandi Cox. Shelley Driemeyer. Reona Jack. Andrette Brown. Ron Brown. Keith Delai. Steve Buttitta. David Proctor. Kim Wiggins. Leslie Driemeyer. Andrew Hargreave. Kevin Swanner. Bobby Jackson. Production Staff Sally Bates — Drama. Joe Proctor — Chorus. David Cox — Orchestra. Annette Walker — Pianist “You're a Grand Old Flag, you're a high flying flag! 52 Choreographers for Give My Regards to Broadway” posed during a break. The chorus line in action to the title song Give My Regards to Broadway.” I'm not kidding!” “Hey! You’re a regular Yankee Doodle Dandy. And what's more, you're my Yankee Doodle Sweetheart! Mona Monroe, the Big” Broadway star. 53 The 1984 Prom, entitled “Love is Just a Heartbeat Away,” was held in the SIU Student Center Ballroom May 19th. A walkway of green potted plants led the way through an arch decorated with red and silver heart balloons. As the couples stepped through the archway, they gazed around the ballroom to admire the decorations. A Gazebo in the center of the dance floor was decorated with the heart balloons and green potted plants. Heart balloons surrounded the dance floor, while the tables were decorated with vases of colorful balloons and silver roses. Later couples danced to music provided by the Gary Jones and Joe Stanley Band. Master of Ceremonies James Ridgway and Valerie Sowman drew names to award doorprizes which were contributed by several area business. This was the first year to choose a Prom King and Queen from the junior class. The junior class voted earlier for five girls and five boys as candidates. All couples attending the Prom then cast their ballots for their choice. Anthony Goodrum and Darla Coriasco were chosen as the 1984 Prom King and Queen. The infamous fox-trotters of Herrin High School stepped out to the beat James Ridgway. Chris Kane, Jim Gaddis, Shane Gooden, and Anthony Goodrum were the candidates for Prom King. The King and Queen of Prom 1984 — Darla Coriasco and Anthony Goodrum. Bob Butler “topped'' off the evening by trading hats with his girlfriend. 54 Prom Prom Queen candidates Lori Agers. Darla Coriasco. Leanne Beach. Dana Kerrigan, and Yavonne Field. Oh. the wonderful conversations that occur at prom I Nancy Humphreys welcomed fiance . Larry Baaler. home on leave from the Marines. Mark Popp explained the prom booklets to his wondering date Cheryl Muck ley Denver Powers hammed It up for the photographer. t Kelly Saint and Paula Frattini faced the dllema of the evening — whether Jeff Delaney said. Hey. this Is fun! or not to sit down before putting one's refreshments on the table 56 Prom When the cats away, the mice will play!” All right, we will not fight about who will get the Melissa Winters and her date Stephen O’Connor exhibited the proper dance position, balloons. 57 The 1984 After Prom, sponsored by the class of 1984, was held in the Student Center again this year. However, for the first time ever, freshmen and sophomore classes were not allowed to attend unless escorted by members of the junior and senior classes. Refreshment, bowling, electronic games, dancing, and pool made the night lots of fun for all who attended. Mr. Gibson gave Stu Ridings the “Official Breathalizer Test.' Mrs. Walker s hired police frisked Shane Gooden for contraband while date. Julie Ron Brown demonstrated his perfect bowling style. Kneale. died of embarrassment 58 After Prom Mr. Kirby and Mr. Usher worked Into the wee hours of the morning. Darla Coriasco and Jimmy Clslaghl tried to find a pair of shoes that fit. Mark Masters was the first of many to play a game of pool. 59 The Tiger ... Pyramid Tournament 60 ome on along champs! through SPORTS Under the leadership of Coach Jim Starnes, the 1983 Golf- ing Tigers took on a new look this year. For the first time the team was joined by a female member, Cheryl Muckley. The Tigers finished 7th in the South Seven Tournament and 9th out of 14 teams at the Regional Meet. Brian Chamness was a medalist (best score of the Con- ference) in the South Seven Conference Tournament and went on to place in the top 10 in the Regionals and in the top 20 in the Sectional Meet. Cheryl Muckley. Coach Jim Starnes. Golf Team: Mike Morgan. Brian Chamness. Kevin Holloway. Jeff Green. Jim Davis. Coach Jim Starnes. Ricky Demico. Bryce Frey. Cheryl Muckley. Bill Romeo. Senior Mike Morgan 62 A higher jump and longer reach gave Herrin the control of the ball. Stay clear folks, this one’s mine!” Golf Volley ba.ll The 1983 Volleyball Team had a tough year, with the loss of some strong, key players early in the season and the resultant lack of experience being the major contributing factors. Tammy Newbold. the new head coach, was aided by Cheryl Monroe. There were many new experiences for both the coaches and the players. The team was the youngest in the conference, and consider- ing their youth and lack of experience, the season s won loss record did not adequately show the accomplishments the athletes made. During the middle of the season. Cathy Woodcock, the only senior, had a knee Injury which left the Volleyball Tigers without their leader, strongest spiker. and most ex- perienced player. As a result. Coach Newbold had to call on younger junior and sophomores to do the job on the varsity team. When considering the im- provement of the team as a whole, and the experience gained during this season, next year's team will definitely have the advantage over many of its conference foes. Ready or not. here it comes! 1983 Volleyball Team: Assist Coach - Cheryl Monroe. Kim Pinkston. Robin Knutson. Lori Marlow. Laura Hartline Lisa Stacy Coriasco. Carol Yancey. Debbie Milton. Chris Coriasco. Angela Thomas. Coach - Tammy Newbold. Lisa Ditto,,Michelte Clark Lisa fanning. Da a Webb. Tami Ferguson. Sandy Goad. Becky Stasney. Beth Gurley. Terri Anderson. Reona Jack. Tammy Sampson. Missy Porter. Carla Jacques. M dy Cravens. 63 Varsity Team: Rich Robinson. Kevin Thomas. David White. Steven O'Connor. Joel Overmeyer. Brent Clevenger. Sean Pierson. Brian Beltz. Paul Wilson. Steve Llpe. Robbie Knutson. Jefl Howell. Mike Abba. Daron Underwood. Greg Quaglia. Richard Sexton. John Adams — Manager. Coach Bruce Jllek. John Yancey. Jett White. Jay Bagwell. Rodney Smith. Jim Cislaghl. Robbto Strodick. Bob Woolard. Bob Butler. Mark Donahue. Jim Gaddis. Harold Smith, Donnie Hammann, Danny Oakley. Chris DeChrtstma. J L Horton. Denver Powers. Assist Coach — Stevs Bailie. Manager — Kim Schroeder. Manager — Steve Alumbaugh. Manager Brad Cagle. Scott Whitson. Mike Hudson. Steve Couch. Rich Kerrigan. Greg Beach. Mark McGowan. Stu Ridings, Chance Holder. Rich Dresel. Jett Delaney. Rich Lentz. David Proctor. Mike Montgomery. Pat Hayter. Darren Chapman. James Ridgway. Manager — Amy Adams. Senior Harold Smith. Senior Chris DeChrlstlna. Senior John Yancey. Coach Jilek discussed the next play with one of the Tigers. Senior Jeff Howell. 64 The referee signaled another touchdown for the Tigers. Senior Rodney Smith. Senior Jeff Delaney Senior Bob Butler Senior Scott Bolen. Football The 1983 Tiger football team, coached by Bruce Jilek, posted a 4-5 record for the season. Tri- captains were John Yancey, Harold Smith, and Chris DeChristina. The one time leaders of the South Seven Conference were stricken with a series of losses that contributed to their downfall. Most games were played with starters on the bench with injuries. The loss record did not tell the full story of the season, as many games were very close and several were lost in the last few seconds of the game. Despite the team’s losing season, personal goals were reached. Senior running back Harold Smith, who lacked only 32 yards to rush for over 1000, easily reached his destination before the second half. Three of the most outstanding games during the season were the defeat of the Conference Champions, the Harrisburg Bulldogs 14-6, the victory over second place West Frankfort 14-12, and finally defeating the Benton Rangers 74-8 at the Homecoming game. Senior running back 'Boo Boo” Smith gave a helping hand to junior running back Rich Lentz. 19 Herrin Varaity Scores — Pinckneyville 7 0 Herrin — Centralia 6 14 Herrin — Harrisburg 6 14 Herrin — West Frankfort 12 12 Herrin — Marion 14 9 Herrin — Mt. Vernon 13 20 Herrin — Benton 6 21 Herrin — Carbondale 26 13 Herrin Murphysboro 23 65 o Senior Mark Donahue. Senior Kevin Thomas. A fumble was recovered by Bob Butler. Senior Scott Whitson. Sophomore Team: Tom Burgess. Robbie Long. Chris Stanley. Shad Wagster. Mike Hudson. Matt Camarato. Todd Goeb. Kevin Jeralds. James Ward. Brett Wleland. Brad Dillman. Erik Sloan. Coach Dave Loucks. Darren Josten. Doug Qualgia. Ben Phillips. Shawn Wagley. Billy Woodis. Danny Williams. Scott Steinmetz. Richard Moore. Danny Cole. Jimmy Loyd. Dalton King. Mark Grant. Coach Rick Grunert. Manager James Ward. John Woolard. Chris Ballard. Dale McHargue. Steve Moore. Kevin Pinion. Brett Masters. Keith Szablewski. Tommy Dirks. Kenny Workman. Shane Chaney. John Cox. Manager Brad Moore. 66 Footba.ll Senior J. L. Horton. Senior Brent Clevenger. Rich Lentz, with the help of Harold Smith, broke one open for a big gain Senior Stephen O’Connor. Senior Jeff White Sophomof Scores e Herrin — Pinckneyvtlle 0 38 Herrin — Centralia 0 14 Herrin — Harrisburg 22 14 Herrin — West Frankfort 8 8 Herrin — Marion 20 14 Herrin — Mt. Vernon 12 30 Herrin — Benton 16 24 Herrin — Carbondaie 12 Senior Danny Oakley. 67 Senior Jay Bagwell Go Tigers! Steve Couch outran the opponent. Senior David White. Senior Donnie Hammann Senior Pat Hayter. Football Freshman Team Scott Massetto. Bruce Graul. Steve Vaughn. Todd Cattaneo. Tom Restivo, Monty Wade. Dennis Capps. Steve Wiggs Bob Long. Mike Hall Mike Hanes Devin Thomas. Chris Bavender. Brad Burris. Brett Basier. Tony Roberts. David Bleyer. David Marlow. Shane McRoy. Rodger Yates. Ed- die Williams Tim Murphy. Dennis Cochran. Tim McVicker. Brent Hopkins. Harvey Simmons. Andy White. David Robinson. Jett Cain. Robbie Collins. Scott Dawson. Steve Linton. Bobby Tolbert. Eric Price. Chad Lequatte. John Murry. Eric Serati. Bob Hardcastle. Scott O’Conner. Michael Burns. Mike Tresnak. David Milam. Brett Martin. Carl Sowman. Doug Wells — Coaches Goeb and Kuehner. Senior Sean Pierson. Senior Greg Beach. The Tigers had the ball on the move. Senior Richard Dresel Freshman Scores 38 Herrin — Centralia 24 36 Herrin — Harrisburg 28 20 Herrin — West Frankfort 8 8 Herrin — Marion 30 26 Herrin — Mt. Vernon 28 36 Herrin — Benton 22 36 Herrin — Carbondale 26 69 With a squad comprised mainly of underclassmen, the varsity wrestlers ex- perienced a respectable 9-5 season. The highlight of the year was the advancement of junior 185-pounder Robert Knutson to the state tournament. Knutson is the only Herrin wrestler ever to advance to state competition. The Tiger junior varsity rebounded from a 2-7 start to finish the season at 6-8. Kevin Daugherty, senior Kevin Snyder, senior. Eric Snyder, senior. A takedown was thwarted by Todd Cattaneo. Junior Varsity: Mr Starnes — coach. Dalton King. Robbie Collins. James Ward. Shane McRoy. Dan- ny Williams. Ben Phillips. Andy White. Darren Josten, Brett Basler, Steve Vaughn, Todd Cattaneo. Scott Massetto, Brad Burris. Danny Brandon. 70 Wres David Proctor got a near pin. Varsity: J. L. Horton. Kevin Daugherty. Chris DeChristina. Mike Abba. Robert Knutson. Eric Snyder. Billy Jacques. Kevin Snyder. Anne Pottorff — manager. Bob Wiley. Brett Masters. Chris Borders. David Marlow. David Proctor. Debbie White — manager 71 Vanity Sc ora� 53 Herrin — Murphysboro 60 58 Herrin — Carlerville 41 Pyramid Tourn. 63 Herrin West Frankfort 54 47 Herrin — Johnston City 41 63 Herrin — Centralia 60 59 Herrin — Harrisburg 44 Holiday Tourn. 40 Herrin St Pat. Chicago 49 69 Herrin — Beiville East 47 58 Herrin — Collinsville 51 34 Herrin _ West Frankfort 36 72 Herrin — Marion 54 59 Herrin — Mt Vernon 48 50 Herrin — Benton 54 48 Herrin — Carbondale 76 60 Herrin — West Frankfort 50 67 Herrin — Centralia 50 77 Herrin — Marion 64 80 Herrin Mt Vernon 56 51 Herrin — Benton 83 45 Herrin — Carbondale 72 62 Herrin — Pinckneyville 49 63 Herrin — Harrisburg 46 58 Herrin — Effingham 57 59 Herrin — Murphysboro 45 59 Herrin — Carbondale 83 Senior Brian Beltz. Coach Bruce J.lek. Donnie Hammann. John Yancey. Anthony Goodrum. Scott Bolen. Brian Beltz. Steve Lipe. Kevin Lawwill. Denver Powers. Shane Gooden. Coach Steve Bailey. Manager Mike Williams. Brian Chamness. Mike Morgan. Ricky Damico. Jim Cislaghi. Stu Ridings. Darren Chapman. Manager John Adams. Manager Steve Moore. Ba.sketba.il Hail! Hail! The gang's all here! Senior Kevin Lawwill 73 Freshman Team: Damion Davis. Dennis Cochran. Tim Murphy. Kevin Frey. David Milani, Scott OConnor. John Murray. Tim McVicker. Monty Wade. Coach Grunert. Senior Brian Chamness. Senior Mike Morgan. Senior Scott Bolen. 74 Basketball Soph ScorM 4« JV — Murphysboro SO 54 JV — CartervUle 48 61 JV — Contralto 51 56 Soph - Contrail 52 53 Soph — Harrisburg 52 60 Soph — Plnckneyville 40 75 JV — Waal Frank ton 56 46 Soph — Woat Frankfort 36 55 Soph - Manon 66 62 Soph — Mt Vomon 66 42 JV — Bonton 51 35 Soph — Bonton 47 52 Soph - Carbondalo 62 75 Soph — West Frankfort 59 54 Soph — Contrail 55 51 Soph — Manon 63 62 Soph — Ml Vomon 55 43 Soph — Bonton 47 43 Soph — Murphysboro 47 41 Soph — Corbondaio 67 66 JV — Pinckney � 67 66 Soph — Mamsburg 63 60 JV — Effingham 77 Froshman Scores Pyramid Tourn 52 Homn A — Marion 59 43 Horrtn A — Johnston City 42 32 Horrtn A — Contra 47 40 Horrtn A — Harrisburg Bonton Toum. 39 35 Homn A — Mt Vomon 56 60 Homn A — Harrisburg 41 31 Homn A — Carbondalo 49 37 Homn A — Ptfw-L n 11 i la rmcKnfyvniQ 36 35 Homn A — West Frankfort 54 46 Homn A — Manon 55 45 Homn A — Mt Vomon 63 45 Homn A — Bonton 57 61 Homn A — Carbondalo 71 46 Homn A — Centra 63 52 Hornn A — West Frankfort 67 42 Hornn A — Manon 44 42 Homn A — Mt Vomon 61 49 Horrtn A — Bonton 65 43 Horrtn A — Carbondalo 56 51 Hornn A — Murphysboro 43 60 Horrtn A — Harrisburg 51 24 Horrtn B — Zoigtor-Royahon 34 43 Hornn B — Hamsburg 40 44 Homn B — Zsigler-Royafton 32 30 Homn B — Mt Vomon 32 31 Homn B — Carbondalo 69 36 Homn B — Contra 54 32 Horrtn B — West Frankfort 51 35 Homn B — Mt Vomon 36 31 Hornn B — Bonton 47 39 Homn B — Carbondalo 52 39 Horrtn B — Harrisburg 34 Senior John Yancey. Sophomore Team: Brad Dillman. Chris Stanley. Erik Sloan. Matt Camarato. Todd Goeb. Manager Brad Moore. Coach Loucks. Mike Ward. Tommy Dirks. Kevin Pinion Danny Williams. Mike Hudson. Brett Wieland. Manager Brad Cagle. 75 Girls ’ Ba.sketba.il Cathy Woodcock jumped for the basket as Senior Cathy Woodcock. Jackie Morris hoped for 2 points! Varsity Team: Assistant Coach Tammy Newbold. Amy Adams. Jennifer Brown. Theresa Fogerty. Carol Yancy. Judy Reynolds. Delina Walker. Cathy Woodcock. Taml Ferguson. Candy Wagiey. Susan Dresel. Jackie Morris. Coach — Byron Kuehner. Managers — Becky Stasney and Mindy Cravens. 76 Junior Varsity Assistant Coach Tammy Newboid. Laura Madden. Melissa Porter. Ann Staley. Michelle Clark. Sandy Goad. Lisa Ditto. Judy Reynolds. Tami Ferguson. Chris Conasco. Robin Knutson. Kim Schroeder. Lori Kern. Amy Adams. Byron Kuehner — Coach. Managers Mindy Cravens and Becky Stasney Senior Jackie Morris Jennifer Brown shot for two. 77 The 1984 Softball Tigers had a successful season again this year under the pitching of Senior Kerri Blaylock. Concluding the 1984 season, the Tigers had won 75 consecutive games in the conference. This hard working team again captured both the conference and Regional titles. Without the dedication and hard work of head coach Bruce Jilek and his assis- tant Byron Kuehner, the Herrin Tigers would be just another softball team. Senior Kerri Blaylock, pitcher. Tiger Softball Team: Coach Jilek, Sandy Goad. Danitta Webb. Jerri Boles, Clarissa Walker, Jennifer Brown. Michelle Clark. Carol Yancey, Teresa Fogerty. Lisa Thorn- ton. Kerri Blaylock, Darla Coriasco. Barbara Cairatti, Byron Kuehner — Asst. Coach, Ann Staley. Amy Adams. Kim Pinkston, Jeannlne Smith, Robin Knutson. Stacy Coriasco. Lori Kern. Stephanie Rowland. Kim Schroeder. Managers — Cheryl Muckley and Terri Anderson. 78 Softball Robin Knutson made contact with the fast pitched ball. Teresa Fogerty made the play. The Tigers finished the 84 season at 15-5. Their 10-4 conference record tied them with Carbondale for second place in the South Seven. The Tigers had one of the best pitching staffs in the area with a team E.R.A. of 2.08 for the regular season, and no pitcher had a losing record. Five pitchers contributed to Herrin’s success: Stu Ridings. Shane Gooden. Scott Steinmetz. Alan Dirks, and Jimmy Cislaghi. In '84 the Tigers hit over .300 as a team and outscored their opponents 139-58 in the regular season. Batting leaders were Cislaghi. Ridings. Damico, and Gooden. Gooden also walked 16 times and had an on-base percentage of .513. He led the team in runs scored with 25 and was the Tigers Most Valuable Player. The J.V. Tigers were also successful last season, finishing 6-2. Jimmy Harris and James Ridgway were the team's leading hitters. J. V. Tigers: Asst. Coach Bruce Childers. Chad Lequatte. Steve Linton. John Murray. Jimmy Harria. Scott O'Connor, James Ward. Jimmie Lloyd. James Ridgway. Dennis Cochran. Tim Murphy. David Marlow. Eddie Williams 80 Varsity Tigers: Asst. Coach Bruce Childers. Stu Ridings. Sean Pierson. Jeff White. Alan Dirks. Jeff Delaney. Stephen O'Connor, Jim Harris. Coach Jim Starnes. Tim Gibson. Ricky Damico. James Ridgway. Kevin Pinion. Scott Steinrnetz. Donnie Hammann. Shane Gooden. Jimmy Cislaghi. Bill Hacker. Stephen O'Connor, second base Donnie Hammann. short stop. Alan Dirks pitcher and outfield. 81 Trade Senior Greg Beach. Senior Billy Jacques Captains: Steve Couch. Bill Swinford, Billy Jacques. Greg Beach. Another perfect hand-off from Mike Hudson to Anthony Goodrum 82 The 1984 track season was highlighted by record breaking jumps and by a near miss record-breaker on the low hurdles. The record breaking jumps were made by junior Anthony Goodrum who broke the school’s triple jump record with a total of 42 feet and 1 1 2 inches. Steve Couch just missed breaking the HHS 300 meter low hurdles by a few seconds. All in all,” stated coach Nick Jones, I think that this was one of the best track teams from the last five to six years. Mike Hudson. Mike Burns. Billy Jacques, and their sprinting style. Track Team NewbokJ — Coach. Tresnak. Collins. Butler. Johnson. Swinford. Goeb. Goodrum. Wieland. Hudson. Jac- ques Clanda. Workman - manager. Jones - coach. Murrah. Williams. Chaney. Turner. Hopkins. Bagget. Beach. Couch. King Bums. Bruyns. Fogerty. Jacques. Sampson. Castro. Cattaneo. Davis. Chapman. Gibson. Brown. Switzer. Taylor David Johnson showed Senior Steve Couch. Senior Bill Swinford. Dalton King, Damion Davis, and Steve Couch cleared the hurdles with ease. 83 Sports Banquet The Herrin High School Sports Banquet was held at the Eagles Hall, Thursday, May 24, at 7:00 p.m. All coaches, athletes, families, and friends were served a buffet dinner provided by the High School Cook Chef Class. The invocation and benediction was given by Rev. Duane Haskins. Gary Dooley, The Voice of the Tigers, was Master of Ceremonies. SIU Head Football Coach, Ray Dorr, was the guest speaker. Awards were presented to 29 athletes. Quest speaker. Ray Dorr. SIU Head Football Coach. I f ycr vs ni The Herrin High School Senior Athletes of 1984: Mike Morgan. Bob Butler. Donnie Hammann, Billy Jacques. Danny Oakley. Cathy Woodcock. Kerri Blaylock. Jack� Morris. Kevin Thomas. Alan Dirks. Steve Couch. Greg Beach. David White. Chris DeChristina. Brian Chamness. Brent Clevenger, Jeff White. Greg Quaglia. Kevr Lawwiil. Scott Bolen, Jeff Howell. Bryan Beltz, Stephen O’Connor, Bill Swinford, Jeff Delaney. John Yancey. Sean Pierson. Harold Smith. Mark Donahue. 84 Tigerettes Tigerettes: Monique Stadler. Melanie Foster. Melissa Strunk. Jami Baumgarte. Julie Rowell. Terri Jenkins. Angie Orso. Connie Spani. Leanne Beach, Marci Garavalia, Noelle Lloyd. Rachelle Smith. Kim Frey. Marilou Castro. Tess Castro. Lisa Bivin, Jami Jo White. Terri Kochan. Jobie Wade. Tammi Ferguson. Tracy Wilcox. Stephanie Rowland. The Tigerettes performed a Western routine during intermission of a basketball game. 85 Tigerettes paid their last respects to the opponent. The cheerleading squads joined to perform one of their intricat formations. Sophomore Cheerleaders: Wendy Basler. Sherry Short. Kara Alvey. Samantha Jenkins. Michele Lawwi. Andrea Harris. Freshman Cheerleaders: Jamie White. Stephanie Rowland. Brenda Pottoroff. Trisha Roberson. Rachelle Smith. Gina Cerniglia. Marc Garavalia Cheerleaders attended camp at Western Kentucky University at Bowling Green. They were awarded 10 blue ribbons, 2 red ribbons and the Spirit Stick. The cheerleaders’ busy year included delivering posters and calendars to businesses in Her- rin, making posters for the Booster Club, selling tickets to support the Booster Club, and selling programs at all home football games. The Booster Club purchased new pom poms for the varsity squad. The cheerleaders worked hard and tried new ideas to gain crowd sup- port and promote enthusiasm. 86 Varsity Cheerleaders: Lori Agers. Yavonne Field. Wendy Prewitt. Mary Jane Peterson. Sharon Hadfield. Nancy Humphreys. Julie Ridgway. Julie Varsity Cheerleaders aroused the fans with the Varsity and Sophomore Cheerleaders dazzled the crowd with their fourteen person pyramid. Herrin loyalty! 87 Come on along The work on the building trades house went on and on and on.. .1 88 through ORGANIZA TIONS 89 Mila Allen demonstrated her nursing abilities at the Vocational Fair. The busy Student Council this year spon- sored the Red Cross Blood Drive, Homecoming Dance. Christmas Dance, and children s pic- tures taken with the Easter Bunny at Herrin Health Mart. All members attended the District Convention at Sparta and four members attended the State Convention. Steve Lipe was elected to a District Office. Officers: Julie Ridgway — Vice-president; Brian Chamness — President; Notffe Lloyd — Sec.-Treas Sophomore Members: Erik Sloan, Brad Oilman, Monique Stadler, Christy Hock, Balton King. Betsy Walker. Jamie Childers. Jimmy Lloyd. Junior Members: Connie Sanders. Valerie Sowman. Leanne Beach. Dana Ker- rigan. Jimmy Gaddis. James Ridgway. Chris Kane. Steve Lipe. 90 Student Council Freshman Members Mara Garavatia. Tom Restrvo. Scott O'Connor. Monty Wade. Todd Cattaneo Melanie Foster. Tammi Ferguson Senior Members: Terri Jenkins. Chris DeChristina. Connie Spani. Brian Chamness. Noelle Lloyd. Marilou Castro. Sean Pierson. Julie Ridgway. Student Council: Brian Chamness. Julie Ridgway. Noelle Lloyd. Erik Sloan. Brad Dillman. Monique Stadler. Christy Hock. Dalton King. Betsy Walker. Jamie Childers Jimmy Lloyd. Connie Sanders. Valerie Sowman. Leanne Beach. Dana Kerrigan. Jimmy Gaddis. James Ridgway ChrisKane Steve Lipe. Marc. Garavaha. Tom Restivo. Scott O'Connor. Monty Wade. Todd Cattaneo. Melanie Foster. Tammi Ferguson. Terri Jenkins. Chris DeChristina. Connie Spam. Marilou Castro. Sean Pierson. Mr. Henley — Sponsor. 91 Just a note to the student body from the editor of the ’84 Herrinite. After working for four years on the yearbook staff, I must say that in my estimation, the 84 Herrinite is the best book 1‘ve had a part in creating. Yearbook staff members have put in more hours of effort than there are pages in the book, especially during the week before deadline! Every year, Herrin sends in a copy of the Herrinite to be criticized by Southern Illinois School Press Assoc. The best 12 books submitted are awarded “Golden Dozen” awards. The ’83 judging was done from a purely journalistic viewpoint, much to the detriment of our yearbook. So this year we decided to design our book solely for you — the student body — and totally disregard everyone else’s opinions. So enjoy your book, and tell us what you think. We want YOUR opinions! Junior Staff: Steve Buttitta, Andrette Brown. Rheanne Evans. Carol Sellars. (Clarissa Walker not pictured) Officers: Albert Baines — Business Manager; Julie Tresnak — Editor; Andrette Brown — Assist. Editor; Lori Marlow — Assist. Business Manager Sophomore Staff: Julie Rowell. Shane Chaney. Brigita Morris. Jennifer Restivo. Monique Stadler, Kenny Workman, Lori Marlow. Photographers: Darrin Kerr. Julie Tresnak. Mike Tresnak. Julie Rowell. Albert Baines. Tracy Wilcox. 92 Herrinite Senior Staff: Albert Baines. Brian Chamness. Ron Brown. Julie Tresnak. Marilou Castro. Freshman Staff: Darrin Kerr. Mike Tresnak. Todd Cattaneo. Katie Koerner. Brandi Cox. Tracy Wilcox. Herrinite Staff Todd Cattaneo. Darrin Kerr. Julie Tresnak. Jennifer Restivo. Julie Rowell. Katie Koerner. Carol Sellars. Monique Stadler. Marilou Castro. And- rette Brown. Tracy Wilcox. Brandi Cox. Brigita Morris. Lori Marlow. Steve Buttitta. Rheanne Evans. Kenny Workman. Shane Chaney. Ron Brown. Brian Chamness. Mike Tresnak. Albert Baines. Linda Banks — advisor 93 The 1983-34 Tiger Tattler, HHS’s own newspaper, was run by the editorial staff and Mr. Jim Starnes, sponsor. While fighting the many financial difficulties encountered in pro- ducing a school publication, the staff managed to represent the many activities of school life in addition to showing the true Spirit of HHS students. Layout Workers: Mike Abba. Julie Tresnak. Steve Lipe, Steve Buttltta, Jeff Delaney. Joe Garegnanl. Tattler Staff Jamie White. Julie Tresnak. Jennifer Restivo. Cathy Jarvis. Leanne Beach. Chuck Marshall. Sean Pierson. James Rldgway. Jim Gaddis. Joe Garegnani. Steve Buttitta. Jim Starnes — sponsor. Scott Bird, Mike Abba. Mike Tresnak. Jeff Delaney. Steve Lipe. Erik Sloan. 94 Tiger Tattler )fticers Julie Tresnak — feature editor; Scott Bird — iaregnam — assistant editor. — sport editor; Joe ad sales manager; Jeff Delaney — editor; Steve Buttitta — business manager; Mike Abba Typists: leanne Beach. Cathy Jarvis. Photographer: Mike Tresnak. 95 The Scholar Bowl Team In action at the Williamson County Meet which was Scholar Bowl Team M.V.P. Scott Bird and Team Captain Julie Tresnak. ultimately won by Herrin. The 1984 Scholar Bowl Team: Scott Bird. Ron Brown. Erik Sloan. Mike Abba. Tom Murrah. Matt Camarato. Brian Chamness. Terri Jenkins. Bob Turn Brigita Morris. Chanse Holder. Mary Ann Patrick. Julie Tresnak. David Tanner. Angela Bayler. Andrette Brown. Kim Wiggins. Becky Waller. Wen. Prewitt. 96 Scholar Bowl The 1984 Herrin Scholar Bowl Team, coached by Mrs. Anna Morris, had an ex- tremely successful season. Under the unify- ing captainship of Julie Tresnak and with the phenominal playing of M.V.P. Scott Bird, the team swept its way to victories at the Williamson County Scholar Bowl Meet and the John A. Logan Southern Illinois Scholastic Bowl competition. The victory at the 2nd annual John A. competition returned the John A. trophy to Herrin’s trophy case for yet another year. Coach Anna Morris and Captain Julie Tresnak were extremely proud to accept the Williamson County first place trophy from Mr. Hindman and Mr. McCollum. Dr. Tresnak. Dave Hindman. Bob Turner. Mike Abba. Scott Bird. Steve Lipe. Erik Sloan. David Tanner. Tom Murrah. Ron Brown. Mrs. Anna Morris. Les McCollum. Chanse Holder. Brigita Morris. Mary Ann Patrick. Julie Tresnak. Andrette Brown. Becky Waller. Kim Wiggins. Angela Bayler. Terri Jenkins. While waiting for the newspaper photographer. Scholar Bowl members tried to Scott Bird cast his magic spell! ignor Mike Tresnak. Herrinite photographer, and his ever-present camera. 97 The FHA-HERO organization specialized in ac- tivities relating to the home, the school and the community. Some community activities included: collection for the Lions Club Telethon, Easter Seals, Cystic Fibrosis, Cancer Drive and the March of Dimes; par- ticipation in the pumpkin pie contest at Halloween at Pumpkin Village; baby sitting services for the Health Fair; collection of toys for needy children at Christmas; collection of food for Thanksgiving baskets for the needy; and a sponsored ‘‘go to church Sunday”. At school the activities included: FHA-HERO Week with a red and white day and a teacher s breakfast; passing out warm fuzzies; and purchasing equipment for the Home Economics Dept. Home activities included sponsoring a ‘‘help at home day , “help a neighbor day”, and sponsoring a trip at the end of the year. The organization also attended a state FHA-HERO leadership conference at Springfield where all students participated in Action Labs or as voting delegates. They also attended section meetings. HERO-Occupational Cook Chef and Sewing Officers: Lori Patterson — President; Tracy Bond — Secretary-Treasurer FHA-HERO Officers: Class officers — LaDonna McClure. Jemmia Clendenin. Melanie Foster. Angie Daugherty. Robert Strodick, Julie Stomberski; Treasurer — Deb- bie White. President — Lori Smith. Secretary — Cathy Harris (not pictured, Project Chairman — Daniel Prlddy). 98 FHA-HERO FHA-HERO Veronica Taylor. Martha Guy. Betty McClelland. Angie Meneese. Reva Fisher. Janie Shelton. Barbara Cutrell. Lisa Dlrden. Bonnie Bailie. Becky Brayfield. Teresa Kochan. Lori Gorski Tami Ferguson. LaDonna McClure. Katie Koerner. Jill Stomberski. Tami Overmeyer. Shandale Howard. Tammy Armstrong. Carla Harvel. Karen Dunning, Melva Younger. Michele CaMiss. Melissa Frey. Mekssa Rendleman. Shelli FrankMn. Melanie Foster. Jemmla Clendenin. Stephanie Acree. Carol Burks. Shelley Harris. Pat Starnes. Julie Stomberski. Laura Madden. Angie Daugherty. Lori Smith. Cathy Harris. Debbie White. Robert Strodick. Jimmy Harris HERO - Occupational Cook Chef and Sewing Organization: Candy Wagley. Tracy Bond. Diane Cox. Paula Cairatti. Deah Evans. Amy Whlttenborn. Ber- nice Burns. Marsha Marsh. Lori Patterson. Laurie Marsh. Lori Hanks. 99 Office Aides: Courtney Coriasco. Jennifer Restlvo. Karl Griffin. Kari Hale. Sherri Short. Marci Garavalia, Yavonnt Field. Andrea Harris. Valerie Sowman. Lisa Ditto. Sharon Hadfield. Nancy Humphreys. Noelle Lloyd. Lori Marlow Rachelle Smith. Allison Gentry. Brenda Pottorff. Antoinette Goodrum. Cafeteria Aides: Richard Smith. Jerry Dare. Jody Forbes. Donnie Mays. Tracy Minton. David Thompson. Stephanie Apple. Dean Williams. Craig Barnard. Bryin Meracle. Shelley Harris. Valerie Mazurek. Rhonda Curtright. Mindy Cravens. Laurie Meggs. Tammy O'Daniell Guidance Aides: Lori Agers. Kelly Saint. Sean Pierson. Shelley Driemeyer. Daniel Reagan. Carol Sellars. David White. Janie Shelton. Brent Taft. Les Driemeyer 100 Aides Lab Assistants: Mike Morgan, Laura Porter. Terri Jenkins. Brian Chamness, Connie Spani. Each year there is a group of students who are willing to sacrifice their time to give aid to students and faculty. Their efforts total many hours of work and service in such places as the high school of- fices. library, cafeteria, and biology labs. Participating in the work activities benefit the aides as much as they benefit those they help. On-the-job ex- perience and opportunities to learn to work with people may help them after they leave high school. brary Aides Tammy Chamness. Fred Parsons. Kevin Swanner. Jim Clarida. Judy Lavender. Cindy Pierce. Albert Baines, Barbara Riley. Angela Bayler. Becky rayfield. Carol Burks. LaDonna McClure. David Walter. Eugene Gregg. Janice Hatley. Julie Rowell 101 Illinois History Club Officers: Darren Chapman — Vice President. Brad Dillman — President. Dale Stanley — Historian. Valerie Williams — Secretary, Tess Castro — Treasurer. The Illinois History Club joined many other school organiza- tions this year by selling candy to raise funds for various ac- tivities. With money they earned, they made a trip to Springfield and framed a picture for the Illinois History collection in the library. The club celebrated Illinois History Week and had a par- ty to celebrate the birthday of the State of Illinois. Rhetoric Club Chairmen: Cathy Woodcock. Sponsor — Arma Raski, Rick Walter. Angie Or so Special Olympics Officers: Jeff Dailey — President. Melanie Myers — Vice President. Dean Williams — Secretary Treasurer Illinois History Club: Danny Williams. Dale Stanley. David Fanning. Brad Dillman. Paul Wilson, Darren Chapman. Rodger Snyder, Gina Anderson. Angela Mazurek. Tammy O'Daniell. Lisa Fanning. Lisa Blven. Tess Castro. Margie Boston. Valerie Williams. Harold Smith. Richard Smith. Chris Ballard. Jobie Wade. Veronica Taylor. Christy Forbes. John Ditto. 102 Rh e tori c Illin ois History Special Olympics Special Olympics: Jeff Dailey. Kelley Stutts, Steve Alumbaugh. Dennis Inchdiff. Kendra Sandusky. Melanie Myers. Helen Wells. Billy Valeo. Leslie Russell. Charles Dailey, Janette Murray. Cindy Shirley. Shelbie Younger. Sherry Dawkins. James Taylor, Jan Bailey. Perry Allen, Dean Williams. The Rhetoric Club participated in funding two scholarships to graduating seniors by sponsoring a fresh Florida citrus sale at Christmas. The success of that project was celebrated at the Christmas party which was hosted by Laura Porter. The major spring activity was a trip to St. Louis to attend a touring Broad- way production of 42nd Street at the newly renovated Fox theatre, fol- lowed by an excursion to the Arch and dinner at the Spaghetti Factory. The Southern Illinois Special Olym- pics was a program of sports training and athletic competition. Par- ticipants came from the southern- most 18 counties of Illinois. Herrin High School participated in the bowl- ing and track and field competitions. Rhetoric Club: Jeff Delaney. Mike Turner. Greg Beach. Brian Chamness. Steve Couch. Brent Clevenger. David White. Bill Swinford. Albert Baines. Kerri Blaylock. Chris DeChristina. Blake Norman. Sean Pierson. Stephen O’Connor. Jeff White. Dan Reagan. Julie Tresnak. Karen Gibbs. Laura Porter. Paula Cairatti, Terri Jenkins. Sharon Hadfield. Marilou Castro. Nancy Humphreys. Connie Spani. Julie Ridgway. Kim Revelle. Lynn Klrchner. Kathy Woodcock. Rick Walter. Angie Orso. Becky Waller. Wendy Prewitt. 103 F.B.L.A. Art Bible as Lit With improvement of the Art Department as their primary goal, the Art Club sold candy and Tom Wat products this year to raise funds for the purchase of air brush equipment for use by students in the Art Department. The Bible as Literature Club moved into its fourth year with a large increase in membership. The Club entered a float in the Homecoming parade, and presented a book to the library. Funds were raised by selling candy and selling refreshments during intermission at the Musical. Bible as Literature Club Officers: Judy Lavender, secretary; Albert Baines, vice-pres.; Richard Smith, treasurer; Daniel Reagan, president. Art Club Officers: Ken Caringer. sponsor; Kim Adams. Art Club: Judy Reynolds. Ken Caringer — sponsor. Kim Adams. Guy Phipps. Brian Meracle. Tammy president; Judy Reynolds, vice-president Sampson. Rob Jennings. David Clark. David Walter Bible as Literature Club: Daniel Reagan. Judy Lavender. Chance Holder. Albert Baines. Lori Gorski. Scott Bird. Mrs. Turner — sponsor. David Tanner. Angela Bayler. Lisa Emert, Lori Brandon. Eric Brandon. Eric Stacks. Richard Smith. Bob Turner. Mark Popp. 104 FBLA Offices Monica Young, Treasurer; Pam Taylor, President; Melame Smith. Secretary. Deena Griffith. Historian; Teresa Scott. Social Chairman; Angie Walker. Vice-president FBLA members Lisa Ditto. Richard Smith. Christy Moore. Christine Roecker. Margie Boston. Trish Odum. Kelly Ward. Dana Riley. Mandy Switzer Valerie Williams. Kim Mayers. Kim Wiggins. Robert Knutson. Greg Hatfield. Tess Castro. Kendra Woodring. Kris Cochran. Julie Olkoski. Pam King. Leanne Beach. Yavonne Fields. Connie Sanders. Julie Kneale. Gina Anderson. Janie Shelton. Jami Baumgarte. Deena Griffith. Angie Bird. The FBLA is a national organization for students enrolled in business subjects. This year the Herrin Chapter participated in the WCIL Food Drive for the needy at Christmas, and members also sponsored activities for the benefit of St. Jude Children s Research Hospital and the cancer drive. The big event of the year was the FBLA State Leader- ship Conference in Spring- field. Students participated in competitive events with other FBLA members throughout the state. Social events were a Hal- loween and a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Dann. Sponsors of the club were Mrs. Dann and Ms. Garrison. FBLA Members; Melanie Smith. Janice Hatley. Charity Overturf. Cindy Pierce. David White. Pam Taylor. Eric Stacks. Noelle Lloyd. Cindy Eveland. Dawn Sullivan. Angie Walker. Teresa Scott. Marilou Castro. Dawn Griffith. Kelly Saint. Paula Frattini. 105 French The German and French Clubs were very busy this year. They attended a soccer game in St. Louis, celebrated Foreign Language Week in March, and attended Foreign Language Day at SIU in April. The Clubs also arranged a display in the trophy case, held a French and German poster contest, made and tasted French and German food, and played French and German games. The French Club raised funds to pay for the trip to SIU, to buy needed items for the French program and to have dinner together. German Consultant at John A. Logan, Mr. Johannes Schlandt. spoke to the German classes (German I in English, German II, auf Deutsch) and showed slides. Teen Action Program (TAP) was a joint effort of the HHS Guidance Department and the Youth Service Bureau. The purpose of the Club was to promote an active interest in community, school and student concerns. This year they assisted with Special Olympics and helped provide toys for a child at Christmas. French II Class Representatives: Betsy Walker. Brad Dillman, Kim Wiggins French I Class Representatives: Cathy Jarvis, Scott Bird, and Jamie White. French I: Sandy Goad. Kim Schroeder, Nanette Tompkins. Missy Trout. Danita Webb, Burton Zwick, Melodi Lapinski, Terry Elliott, Stephanie Pass, Jamie White. Marci Garavalia, Racheile Smith. Preston Sims. Scott Bird. Tracy Walker, Becky Stasny, Debbie Milton, Cathy Jarvis. Bran- di Cox. French II: Missy Pedigo. Angela Bayler. Kelly Ward. Christy Moore. Kim Wiggins. Jenny Fellinger. Tammy McAnelly. Matt Camarato. Brad Dillman. Jeff Green. Rodney Smith. Brian Bird. Andrew Hargreave. Betsy Walker, Mrs. Luebbers. 106 Germ n T.A.P. ' i ( jJl Harris. Tim McVicker. Brent Horn. Billy Tolbert, and John Wollard « uri German II and Advanced: Mike Hudson. Julie Rowell. Christy Bird. Julie Tresnak. Alex Falkenberg. Darren Underwood David Kevin Pinion. Cheryl Muckley. Lori Kern. Bob Turner. Brent Taft. Chris Stanley. Brett Wieland. Shane Chaney. David Mercer. Kenny Workman. Albert Baines. Erik Sloan. Kara Alvey. Michele Lawwill 107 Spanish Computer The Spanish Club was an organization designed to foster the appreciation of the Spanish language and its culture. The primary fund-raising activity was a cheese and sausage sale in the fall. Through the profits obtained from this sale, the Club sup- ported a Foster Child from Guatemala. During the year the Club celebrated many Spanish holidays, as a pihata party at Christmas, the Day of the Three Kings on January 6, and the Day of the Dead on November 2. Also the Club celebrated Foreign Language Week with a variety of activities de- signed to promote the study of Foreign Languages. For the last activity of the year, the Club attended Foreign Language Day at SIU in April. The Computer Club, sponsored by Dave Lohmeier, was comprised of those students in- terested in learning more about computers. Spanish III: Billy Romeo. Charles Blockley. Scott Bird. Mary Ann Patrick. Lisa Ditto. Andrea Harris. Cindy Pierce. Carol Collins. Kerri Griffith. Mary Jane Peterson. Yavonne Fields. Dana Kerrigan, Gina Davie. Jennifer Restivo. Mandy Switzer. Lori Patterson. Spanish I: Kevin Pierson. George Vineyard. Edward Williams. Brett Basier, Eugene Gregg. David Mercer. Tracey Hutinson. Chad LeQuatte. David Bleyer. Tom Falkenberg, Tim Murphy. David Marlow. Dennis Cochran. Tammy Chamness, Mary Jo Evans. Hope Crider. Wendy Arnesmeyer. Angela Mazurek. Brenda Portoff. Becky Collins, Kerri Hale. Katie Koerner, Rebellie Johnson. Renee James. Trudy Burks. Scott Mezetto, Jeff Rushing. Angie Meneese. Tammy Mars. 108 Spanish IV: Julie Ridgway, Marilou Castro. Sean Pierson. Sharon Hadfield, Lori Agers. James Ridgway, Karen Gibbs. Paula Frattini. Kelly Saint. Spanish II: David Koonkie. John Murray. Todd Goeb. Angie Thomas. Tom Restivo. Patty Jones. Terri Crow. Christy Forbes. Christy Hock. Robin Knutson. Linda Smith. Samantha Jenkins. Kim Frey. Gina Cornelia. Valerie Anseneili. Wendy Basier. Stephanie Banks. Jackie Sullivan. Meilisa Strunk. Amy Quaglia. Christina Roecker. Lori Marlow. Brlgita Morris. David Tanner. Paula Bush. Chris Thomas. Monty Wade. Stacy Coriasco. Lisa Thornton. Sandy Grimes. Todd Cattaneo Lisa Thornton displayed a Spanish Sombrero. Computer Club: Scott Bird. Chris Stanley. Kevin Lawwill. Erik Sloan. Stephen O'Connor. Dale Stanley. Dan Reagan. Kevin Swanner. David White. Mike Hudson. Mike Turner. Alex Falkenberg. Darron Underwood. Terri Richards. Bob Turner. Mike Abba. David Mercer. Steve Buttita. Jeff Johnson. Mike Morgan. Computer Club Officers: Mike Turner — President; Darron Underwood. Terri Richards. Paul Wilson. Stephen O'Connor. 109 Chorus The 83-84 HHS Chorus participated in several ac- tivities during the school year. During November, a dozen members spent an entire day on the SlU-Edwardsville campus for the Illinois Music Education Assoc. District Festival. The annual Christmas concert, which featured several soloists, was held in the First Baptist Church. Many of these same soloists also participated at the Illinois High School Assoc. State solo contest and came away with first division ratings. This experience was displayed during the musical production of Give My Regards to Broadway.” The last performance occurred at Baccalaureate, but the chorus rounded out the year with its annual trip to Six Flags. CONTEST PARTICIPANTS: Wendy Prewitt. Lori Brandon. Julie Tresnak. Mark Popp. Mike Tresnak. Darrin Kerr. Smile and I’ll knock your block off!! ACCOMPANISTS: Julie Tresnak. Wendy Prewitt. 110 THE H H.S CHORUS Michelle Lawwili Samantha Jenkins. Margie Boston. Deena Griffith. Wendy Prewitt. Angela Bayier. Angie Orso Melissa Strunk. Sheri Short. Cheryl Muckley. Julie Tresnak. Becky Stasny. Shawna Groves. Martha Guy. Veronica Taylor. Tammy 0'Darnell. Carol Sellars. Lon Brandon. Sheri Wade Katie Koerner Brtgita Morris. Cathy Harris. Hope Crider Jenny Feilmger. Jamie Jo White. Cindy Pierce. Kim Meyers. Mike Tresnak. Brian McNeill. David Fanning. Eric Stacks. Bill Swinford. Cindy Eveland. Lon Wharton. Mark Popp. Kirk Newcom. Rusty Williams. Darrin Kerr. Chanse Holder. Dan Reagan. Evan Pierce 1 M E A Wendy Prewitt. Cindy Pierce. Deena Griffith. Cathy Harris. Angie Orso. Melissa Strunk. Brigita Morris. Julie Tresnak. Eric Stacks. Bill Swinford. Brian Mcneill 111 This year the Herrin High School Marching Band, with the combined talents of director Dave Cox, student teacher Ms. Stranc, and auxiliary sponsor Mrs. Ferguson, performed some very enjoyable half-time shows. Although the homecom- ing show was postponed because of rain, the band returned with a wonderful show for the last game. Twirlers: Tammy Armstrong. Wendy Arnsmeyer. and Alison Gentry. Drill Team: (first row) Melanie Foster. Stephanie Rowland. Noelle Lloyd. Melissa Strunk, Terri Jenkins. Marci Garvalia. Rachelle Smith. Jamie Baumgarte. Lisa Bivi« (second row) Tracy Wilcox. Jamie White. Monique Stadler, Marilou Castro. Tami Ferguson. Tess Castro. Jobie Wade. Terry Cochan. Julie Rowell. 112 Band Flag Corps: Cheryl Jarvis. Amy Wittenborn. Dawn Sullivan. Angela Bayler, Jodie Patterson. Kathy Jarvis Auxiliary sponsor: Brenda Ferguson Letter Girls: Connie Spani. Angie Orso. Dawn Griffith. Julie Tresnak. Kim Frey. Leanne Beach The Herrin High School Marching Band 113 Concert Band IMEA Participants: Brandi Cox, David Proctor, Steve Buttitta, Julie Tresnak. IMEA All-State Participant: Julie Tresnak. South Seven Band Festival Participants: Sandy Goad. Mark Popp. Shelly Driemeyer. Kevin Swanner, Carol Sellars, Chanse Holder. Steve Buttitta. David Proctor, Greg Hatfield. Brandi Cox. Joly Sanders. Julie Tresnak 114 Band Officers Brett Wietand — Soph Rep . Chris Kane - Jr Rep Julie Tresnak — Vice IHSA SolO Ensemble Contest Participant: Wendy Prewitt. Pres . Dam ion Davis — Frosh Rep , (President Keith Delai not pictured). Concert Band: Brandi Cox. Carol Sellars. Shelley Driemeyer. Lisa Clarida. Reona Jack. Nanette Tompkins. Wendy Prewitt. Andrette Brown. Steve Moore. Tim Sheets. Leslie Driemeyer. Kirk Newcom. Joly Sanders. Sandy Goad. Kenny Workman. Brian Bird. Darrin Kerr. Steve Buttitta. Keith Delai. Brett Wieland. Ron Brown. Bill Romeo. Kevin Pierce. Chanse Holder. Bill Swinford. Kevin Lawwill. Andrew Hargreave. Julie Tresnak. Kevin Pinion. Terry Pierce. Greg Hatfield. Julie Kneale. Christy Moore. Mike Tresnak. Chris Norris. Kim Wiggins. David Proctor. Dave Cox — Director. Dalton King. Kevin Swanner. Damion Davis. Tommy Dirks. Chris Ballard. Mike Williams. Mark Popp. Chris Kane. Bobbie Jackson. 115 Come on along Herrin students Shelbie Younger, Jon Bailey. Janette Murray. Perry Allen, Melanie Myers. Helen Wells. James Taylor, Mark Hall. Dennis Inchcliff. and Kendra Sandusky carried the Herrin banner in the parade ceremony before the Special Olympics track and field events began. Nine students advanced to the state competition at Nor- mal. Illinois, in June. 116 PEOPLE through Andrew Hargreave. David Johnson. Amy Wittenborn. and Lori Hanks pretended to work on their government report. Mr. George Kunce retired this year after 25 years in the field of teaching 117 Mr. Kirby. Mrs. Morris and Mr Battaglia sold tickets for the Christmas Dance STEVE BAILIE: P.E.. Coach BILL BONALI: Driver's Educa- tion. Chairman Driver's Ed Dept CAROLINE BRUYNES: Teacher Aide Mmk LINDA BANKS Librarian. Lib Raf for College Bound. Yearbook Sponsor. Chairman Media Dept SAM BATTAGLIA American History. Geography. Chairman Social Studies Dept DEBBIE BOUSE Cheerleading Sponsor DENNIS BRANDON: Special Education. ROBERT BROWN: Building Trades. Wood Shop. Mrs Franklin prepared to cast a spell upon the freshmen 118 MYRNA DOOLEY Cooper atrve vocational Education. Typing, CVE Work Related MARGARET DUNAWAY: Special Education BRENDA FERGUSON Occ Clothing. Home Ec . Clothing. Drill Team Sponsor Linda Banks. Space Queen ' of Herrin High. Faculty it GARY DOOLEY: English, Social Pro- blems. American History. Mysteries Mrs. Raski whispered sweet nothings in Mr. Venegonis ear MARGARET GARRISON: Stenography. Records Manage- ment. Typing. STEVE GIBSON: Chemistry, LARRY GRIMM Auto Mechanics. Physics. Basic Programming. Vocational Auto Mechanics Julie. I’ve told you over and over. 2+2 = 4 not 5. Grow up. Mrs. Raski WANDA JACKSON: Physical Education. • BRUCE JILEK: Health. Driver Education. Coach. NICKY JONES: Algebra. General Math. Assist Athletic Dir.. Coach TILDA JORDAN: Resource Teacher JERRY KIRBY: Biology, Chair- man Science Dept. 120 Faculty CHARLES KOERNER: Govern- ment. Practical Law. BYRON KUEHNER: Senior Guidance. Coach. DAVID LOHMEIER: Basic Program- ming. Protects in Programming DAVID LOUCKS: Geometry. El. Algebra. Coach. Mr. Proctor and student teacher, plastic surgery. McGee, discussed her need for Faculty and Administration enjoyed lunch with retired faculty members Luncheon was prepared by the Cook Chef Class and sponsored by the Vocational Dept. Mrs. Turner was involved in an intense discus- sion before class. 121 KARLA MEES: Spanish WINIFRED MITCHELL: Health Occ.. Health. CARLA NILSON: Cook Chef. Foods. Home Economics. PAUL OLDANI: Soc Problems. Algebra. American and World History Miss Garrison displayed the latest in false mustaches. A relaxed Chuck Koerner between classes. ROGER PLAPP: Agricultural Occ., Coach. TOM MURRAH: Freshman and Sophomore Counselor. JOE PROCTOR: Chorus. Mr. Kirby helped a student with a biology problem. 122 Faculty JERRY TARANTINO Electricity. Voc VIVIAN TURNER: English. Adv. Electricity. Industrial Arts. Wood Comp.. Prac. English. JANE STALKER: Special JIM STARNES: English. Tattler Education Sponsor. Coach. ED USHER: Algebra. Trig., Analyt. JOHN VENEGONI: Calculus. German. Algebra. Chairman of Math Dept. SHARON WALKER: CVE. Consumer Education, CVE Related 123 Oh no. not another Monday!' Ach. du lieber! School Board: Bob Osowski. Lowell Hall. Dr. R. D. Kane. Dayton Franklin — President. Fred Colombo — Secretary. Diane Hammann. Bill Romeo 124 School Board A dm inistion Dr. Edwin Tresnak — Principal Ruth Honey — Vocational Education Director 125 Judy Davis and Bethana Brixey — Cooks; Mary Snyder — Cafeteria manager and head cook. Carolyn Rice — Mr. Henley’s secretary. Mike Venegoni — Custodian. Dennorriss Meeks — Custodian. 126 Staff I 1 Bob Mitchell — Head of maintenance. Ron Whitecotton — Custodian. 127 Mrs. Slavens hard at work posting grades into the computer. Lunch break was lots of fun for Rusty Crane. Mike Venegoni and Dennorriss Meeks! 128 CLASS C Color candids complimen )F 1984 ts of the Class of '84. 129 Mott Likely to Succtod Terri Jenkins and Albert Baines Friendliest Monica Young and Brent Clevenger Pepsodent Smile Sharon Hadfield and Duane Hicks Mott Musical Julie Tresnak and Kevin Lawwill Mott Athletic Kerri Blaylock and Harold Smith 130 Senior Favorites Lorinda Wright and Chris DeChristina ■m Kendra Gentry and Brian Cham ness Beet Dressed Julie Rldgway and Stephen O'Connor Rick Walter and Wendy Prewitt Becky Waller and Sean Pierson Class Officers: NoeHe Lloyd, Sec -Treasurer. Terri Jenkins. President; Julie Ridgway. Vice-president. Jay Bagweti Albert Baines Mila Allan Lor I Anderson Greg Beach Matt Becker Bryan Bette Ken dor Bennett Kern Blaylock Scott Bolen Tracy Bond Rick Branche Brian Brasher Robin Browder Seniors m Bob Butler Cana Bush Ron Brown David Brown Sean Crawford Kavm Tammy Burks Cheatham Brent Cl Steve Couch Chris DeChnstina Keith Dalai Jeff Delaney Alan Dirks Mark Donahue Mankxj Castro Brian Chamnees________________Paul Chapman Paula Cairatti Tommy Caliper Shelli Franklin Paula Frattini Kendra Gentry Antoinette Goodrum Brad Graul Dawn Epperheimer Griffith Sharon Had field Donald Hammann 134 Lon Hanks Andrew Hargreave Jamce Hatley Patrick Hayler Steven Hess Seniors J. L Horton Robin James Nancy Humphreys Anna Knoob Lynn Kirchnar Rich Kerrigan Chuck Marshall F L Mezo LiSS Miller Tma Miller KM Ml Masters Laurie Lora Moore Mike Mori Jackie Morna Bill Morrison Blake Norman Danny Oakley Stephen O'Connor Dana Orr Angie Or so Bryan Owens Jodi Patterson Charity Overturt Payne Evelyn Payne Cindy Pierce Seniors Scott Rash Wendy Prewitt Laura Porter Tammy Pope Kelli Rodney -.u !♦ O d.jAd, Daniel 0—QT Raymond Sheltoi hmechei Rodney Smith Melanie Smith Harold Smith Audrey Smith 137 Seniors 140 Laura Porter took the 1040A from exam in Consumer Ed. rss Senior crowd demonstrated their cheering abilities to win the spirit stick. Seniors Oakley. Couch. DeChriatina. and Clevenger actually survived government class Bobby Jackson (Mr Joe Cool) ready for a Coke The photographer finally got Terrill Holland to stop long enough for a picture. Mrs. Walker gave directions to count the cans seniors! 141 An English break for Torry Duncan. Steve Hess. Frank Williams, and Lori Moore and Mila Allen found it was fun to crutch-it down the Sheili Franklin. hall. Laura Porter and Mike Turner Lori Anderson made valentines tor the Future housewives Connie Spani and Pauls Calrattl learned new tailoring displayed the Class of '84 senior Child Care Class. skills. T-shirts. 142 Seniors Judy Lavender took on the magazine cabinet. Bill Swinford. the infamous tuba player. The a 1 sleeping class — Government! The Gab Class — Psychology. The 5th hour government Back-corner Club. Lunch time at HHS is sooo exciting. Seniors Kender Bennett demonstrated a fast method of returning combs to the hair before she could be spot- ted not working on her assignment. Seniors in psychology tried to decide whether the fingers represented peace or rabbit ears! Juniors kmmmmrn L Dennis Anderson Gina Anderson Toni Ansineili Mike Abba Lori Agers Stephen Alumbaugh Class Officers: James Ridgway, President; Valerie Sowman. Vice-President; Jim Gaddis. Sec.-Treasurer Tammy Armstrong Don Bailey Jon Bailey Leanne Beach Lonnie Beltz Leon Berg Connie Bird Eugene Scott Bird Lisa Bivin David Blood worth 145 Juniors 146 Gena Rae Bunch Tess Castro Joe Byrley Bernice Burns Cliff Calrattl Steven Buttitta Larry Campbell Matthew Burnett Mike Cain Darren Chapman Jimmy Cislaghi Brian Cleaver Kris Cochran Jeff Dare Gina Davie Kirk Doughty Victor Endlcott Deah Evans Rheanne Evans Alex Falkenberg Yavonne Field Lyle Fitch John Finney Philip Fogerty Kristy Forbes Juniors Jim Gaddis Pat Garavalia Joe Garegnanl John Garrett Shane Gooden Anthony Good rum Deena Griffith The yearbook photographer caught Leanne Beach by surprise. Randy Hail Gary Hampton vtUu Jimmy Harris Carla Harvel Michelle Hemphill Chanse Holder 148 Kevin Holloway Angela Horn Randy Horn Robbie Hunter Cathy Jarvis Donald Johnson Pam Jett Johnson Kevin Kinley Scott Judd Julie Kneale Chris Kane Robert Knutson Cheryl Jarvis Dana Kerrigan Barbra Long 149 Terry Kochan Monty Lacey Richard Lentz Steve Llpe Juniors Angie Meneese David Mercer Steven Miller Tracey Minson Michael Montgomery Janet Murray Chris Norris Trisha Odom Julie Olkoski Joel Overmeyer 150 Giusep Palazzolo Guy Phipps Denver Powers Tina Prewitt Lori Patterson Jane Peterson James Ridgway Stu Ridings Barbara Riley Richard Robinson Victor Roman 151 Juniors 152 Arthur Rosenow Connie Sanders Carol Sellars Richard Sexton Jeannine Nesler Smith .Dale Stanley. Vicki Tutkus Daron Underwood Paula Sims Valerie Sowman Mike Stacy Jody Threlkeld Steven Tolbert Billy Valeo Paul Vannoy JobieWade Candy Wagley Clarissa Walker Delina Walker Kirk Wallace Helen Wells Frankie Wilkie Dan Wilkins Dean Williams John Williams Mike Williams Valerie Williams Paul Wilson Kindra Woodring Bobby Woolard Cliff Wyatt Carol Yancey 153 Sophomores Angela Bayter Tammy Beckett Angie Bird Brian Bird Christy Bird Charles Blockley 154 Michele Calliss MattCamarato Leia Cast old I Shane Chaney Shawn Cochran Danny Cole Steve Cole Jamie Childers Jim Clarida Janie Shelton corrected just one more typing error. 155 Sophomores Ann Holloway was ready with the napkins to stuff a float for Homecoming Lisa Ditto Susan Dresel Leslie Driemeyer James Emery 156 Todd Goeb Sherri Gonzalez Mark Grant Jeffrey Green Donna Griffin Kary Griffin Melissa Fry Michael Gillespie Paul Griffin 157 Sophomores David Hamlin Andrea Harris Cathy Harris Samantha Jenkins Kevin Jeralds Chris Jones Ann Holloway Patti Jones Shawn Jones Darren Josten 158 Shelley Harris Laura Hartline Christy Hock Kevin Hohlstein Michael Hudson Michael Hunter Carl Jackson Jerry Jackson K r Todd Goeb waited patiently for his turn to ask a question. Robin Knutson David Kuhnke Dalton King Shawn Kelly Rodger Kerrigan Charmin Luton Lori Marlow Robbie Long Michele Lawwill Michelle Leeper Robert McCall James McClure Tami McAnelly Angela Mazurek Brett Masters Kimberly Mayers Mike McClure Dale McHargue Robyn McVey Clifton Mezo Vicki Miller Debbie Milton 159 Ben Phillips Amnarj Phoichan Kevin Pierce Terry Pierce Randy Mocaby Brad Moore Christy Moore Brigita Morris Cheryl Muckley Kim Murphy Sophomores 160 Scott Moore Richard Moore Steven Moore Melanie Myers Kevin Pinion Anne Pottortf Tom Murrah Jon Nelson Jennifer Restlvo Doug Ouaglla Jessie Pritchard Jim Prather Ralph Russell Lorene Sandlin Tim Sheets Janie Shelton Sheri Short Julie Rov ell Darren Josten. alias The Red Baron”. Preston Sims Candy Smith Linda Smith Richard Smith Kim Sizemore Erik Sloan Sophomores Stadler Chris Stanley Scott Steinmetz Melissa Strunk Keith Szablewski Brent Taft David Tanner Rodney Smith Jim Snyder Brad Dillman all dressed up with no place to go. Angela Thomas Chris Thomas Julie Thompson Lisa Thornton Bob Turner George Vineyard Shawn Wagley 162 Kelly Ward Mike Ward David Watson Debbte White Sandy Whitecotton Brett Wieiand Robert Wiley Bruce Williams Danny Williams David Williams John Woolard Kenny Workman Jeff Wright Angie Yoast Carrie Young Melva Younger 163 Freshmen Brett Basier — Class Officers: Monty Wade. Vice-President; Scott O’Connor. Sec. Treasurer; Tom Restivo. President. Amy Adams Teri Anderson Bonnie Bailey Gary Barron 4 Stephanie Acree Becky Brayfield Laura Brown Sondra Brown Tammy Brown Trudy Burks Theresa Burnett Chris Bavender Danny Brandon David Bleyer Phil Bleyer Danny Bloodworth Jerri Boles 164 Brandi Cox Hope Crider T resa Darter Damion Davis Wimberiey Davis Scott Dawson 165 Freshmen Terri Elliott Mary Jo Evans Kevin Eveland Tim Falkenberg Tom Falkenberg Jenny Feilinger Tami Ferguson Melanie Foster Dawn Fox Bryce Frey Kevin Frey Marci Garavalia David Milani. Steve Linton. Brad Burris. Dennis Cochran. Michael Burns. Roger Yates. Richard Laster. Harvey Simmons. David Marlow, and Robbie Collins took time out for a picture before the Big Game Lori Gorski Bruce Graul 166 Richard Halstead Robbie Hardcastle Mike Harris ■ IS-' Greg Hatfield Mike Haynes Stephani Hindman Brent Hopkins Brent Horn Shandale Howard 167 Freshmen Sue Ann Hunt Tracy Hutchison Dennis Inchdiff Gate Jeffrey Robert Jennings Katie Koerner Norman Landers Meiodi Lapinski Richard Laster Angie Lattuada Rocky Leeper Reona Jack Karla Jacques Renee James Kelly Kenner Darrin Kerr Greg Knoob Using body language. Stephanie Rowland gave her reaction to the word grammar! 168 Steve Linton Bobbie Long Chad Lequatte Scott Massetto Brett Martin Tammy Marrs Laura Madden Mark Mann David Marlow A brief break was taken by Melanie Foster before reading her book. Shane McRoy Tim McVicker David Meneese Brian Meracle Vickie Messer David Milan! 169 Freshmen John Patterson Evan Pierce Kevin Pierson Missy Porter Brenda Pottorff Eric Price Judy Reynolds Amy Quaglia Tom Restivo Trisha Roberson 170 Harvey Simmons Rachelle Smith Tony Roberts David Robinson Stephani Rowland Jeff Rushing Leslie Russell Tammy Sampson Carl Sowman Ann Staley Cheerleaders Trisha Roberson. Stephani Rowland. Rachelle Smith. Gina Cerniglia. Brenda Pottorff. Marci Garavalia. and Jamie Jo White waited their turn to lead a cheer Tom Schmoeller Kim Schroeder - 171 Freshmen Mike Stations Patricia Starnes Becky Stasny Robert Stelle Jill Stomberski Julie Stomberskl Scott Massetto and David Marlow spent a few homework. Jacquel Sullivan Bob Tolbert Kelly Stutts Ken Thomas Bill Tauber Mike Tresnak Monty Wade Missy Trout Sherry Wade Steve Vauqhn Ray Walden minutes doing their Nanette Tomkins 172 Danila Webb Doug Wells Lori Wharton Andy White 173 Come on along through Mr. and Mrs. Knute Aronson Clyde and Shirley Bailey and Matthew Hardcastle Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baines Master Shawn Banks Mr. and Mrs. Don Benitone Mr. and Mrs. John Bissey Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Brandon Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Otis Calliss Lynn Carneghi Dr. Josefina Castro, M.D. Dr. Timoteo R. Castro, Jr., M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cattaneo Dr. and Mrs. William Clarida The Coriasco’s: Steve, Linda, Courtney and Christen David and Patty Cox Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cox Mr. and Mrs. David R. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Michael Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dooley James and Laura Brown Ann Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Monte Franklin Ms. Margaret Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Martin Griffin Ira, Sally, Cassie, and Carrie Gross Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hall Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hammann Mr. Bob Hardcastle Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Hargreave Dr. and Mrs. William F. Hays, M.D. Snyder E. Herrin David, Sherry, and Derek Hindman Dr. and Mrs. Ray E. Holloway 176 Patron Ads Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Honey Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hudson Mr. and Mrs. George Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jeralds Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Kane Master Brian Scott Kirby Marlene, Chuck, Katie and Chris Koerner Dr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Lenzini Timothy J. Loughran, D.D.S. Henry R. Manfredini, D.D.S. Mrs. Lelia Marvin Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Randy Morris and Daughters Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Richard O’Connor Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Parks, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. William G. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peterson E. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Restivo Mr. and Mrs. Harry Revelle Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Rice Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ritter Mr. and Mrs. William Romeo Albert Saliba Mr. and Mrs. Deon Sellars Don Sheffer Dr. and Mrs. David Sloan Al, Monique, Michelle Stadler Kenny and Lois Stafko Mr. Jim Starnes Dr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Tresnak Mr. and Mrs. Larry Walker and Family Bob White Family Mr. and Mrs. John T. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ken Workman John Venegoni 177 Picture Frames ... Art Supplies ... Custom Framing ... Art Classes TWINKLE TREE FARM •SPOT OF ART Rt. 1 — Box 253 Phone 987-2075 Carterville, IL Bill and Joann 62918 Romeo Congratulations Class ol ’84 TOWN SHOP 105 W. Cherry 942-6158 THOMPSON AUTO LIBERTY CLEANERS -■ SUPPLY NAPAr Donald R. Thompson Since 1949 Quality Automotive Supplies Owner: Larry Pope 301 West Monroe Street Herrin, Illinois 118 East Monroe Phone (618) 988-1514 or (618) 988-1515 Herrin 942-2697 Home (618) 942-5087 Congratulations From the PHYSICIANS AND STAFF OF THE CARBONDALE CLINIC 942-3695 997-6471 Heating and Air-Conditioning For All Your Heating and Air-Conditioning Needs Sales and Service JACKSON FUNERAL HOME Serving All Southern Illinois Colp 985-2889 985-2893 Compliments of JIM SCARLETT’S COLOR TV Your RCA Dealer in Herrin 1202 N. Park Ave. 942-2406 180 Distributor of Diet Rite Cola and Nehi flavors ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY P.O. Box 38 Herrin, Illinois 997-3671 smrtfJr i i North Fourteenth MORONI’S DRUG STORE Salutes the Class of '84 Registered Pharmacists • Lalla Duty • Mike Chiaventone • Fred Colombo 109 West Monroe 942-2331 Compliments of just pants University Mall — Carbonddale Compliments of JOHNS. PHELPS, D.D.S., P.C. FRED D. NOLEN, D.D.S. Carbondale Marion 457-7611 993-8232 Congratulations Class of '84 ZWICK’S SHOES 111 North Park Herrin 500 Public Square Marion 702 South Illinois Carbondale Times Square Mall Mt. Vernon dbJ Herrin's Most Contemporary Salon for Guys and Gals THE HAIRITAGE Porcelain Nails 108 E. Cherry Herrin, Illinois 6 Stylists to Serve 988-1842 You With Latest Hair Design 183 HERRIN HOSPITAL Johnson outboards Congratulations Class of 1984 HARRISON’S SPORT SHOP (Located at Hurst) BREWSTER MOTORS INC. Your Ford, Lincoln, Mercury Dealer We Specialize In: JOE H. HARRISON Bass, Ski, Jon, Pontoon, R1, Desoto, IL Fish and Ski Boats Phone 618 987-2030 901 N. Park 942-2102 SMOLER BROS. INC. Congratulations Class of 1984 Your friendly LeQuatte’s Drug Store is ready to fill your prescription. 204 N. Park 942-3171 CAMPBELL’S AUTO REPAIR 24 Hr. Emergency Towing and Road Service Auto — Truck — Diesel Repair N. 32nd. 942-4875 Herrin Nights 942-4501 Larry and Jerry Campbell — Owners •Heating •Air Conditioning •Commercial Relrigeration •Service Contracts Avail. •Service on All Brands CHARGE IT 942-6918 1600' j N. Park Herrin GOODYEAR BUCK MILLER TIRE INC. 1500 North Park Avenue Herrin, Illinois 62948 Phone (618) 942-3416 SOUTH SIDE LUMBER CO. 1300 South Park Avenue Herrin, IL 186 CITY OF HERRIN Mayor: Ed Quaglia City Clerk: Ida Berra City Treasurer: Bob Hardcastle City Attorney: Paul Murphy City Engineer: Larry Lipe Aldermen: Ward I: William Bonali Paul Davis Ward II: Herman Garavalia Ward III: Sam Shemwell Harry Crompton Ward IV: Marline Simpson Bob Browning PHILS PRESCRIPTION DRUGS Professional and Precise Service (618) 942-4631 Russ Moore, Pharm. Route 148 Box 268 Phil Gilbert, Pharm. Energy, IL 62933 [WEN’! STOUT SHOP Route 148 South of Herrin Fashions for the Full Figured Woman Compliments of MOORE’S JEWELRY Herrin, Illinois 110 East Cherry 942-2809 BRO VM COLC VMBO ’ See and Hear Southern 210 N. 14th St. I Illinois' Largest Herrin, IL Selection of Kenwood 942-3166 Car and Home Stereos CAVCC Industrial and Small Business Printing ... Quick Printing ... Union Label... Printing For All Occasions ... High Quality at Low Prices . “Only One Can Be 1” Noah and Mary Cavarratta. Ownar .. Hwy. 148 and Ford ... Enargy, II. 62948 189 Congratulations Class of 1984 LUKENS REFRIGERATION Herrin, Illinois PAUL HINDMAN’S INDUSTRIAL DISPOSAL SERVICE Commercial and Industry Only 900 N. Park Avenue 942-2025 Herrin, III. 62948 Helleny’s 214-220 N. 14th Street Herrin, IL 62948 and Murdale Shopping Center Carbondale, IL Margaret Bernhardt Manager Southern III. Airport Wm’son. County Airport Carbondale, III. 62901 Marion, III. 62959 Phone 618 549-0122 Phones: 618 993-5151 or: 618 997-1646 No Charge to Calling Party ... 800 654-3131 MECORD PRINTING SERVICE 211 South Park Herrin, Illinois Compliments of BOREN’S FOOD Rt. 148S 942-3161 190 WOMEN ONLY! ☆ Whirlpool ☆Sauna ☆Tanning ☆ Complete Line ot Exercise Equipment ☆ Video Exercise featuring lane Fonda ☆ Trained Staff ☆ Personally Designed Programs Chuck’s Bar-B-Q Students who ate off campus often munched their lunch at Chuck’s RR 1 Herrin 942-2851 191 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS WILBERT VAULT COMPANY, INC. R. L. Nimmo Larren W. Carfield Owner Manager Pepsi Cola Company of Marion 997-1377 116 N. Park Ave. 942-5315 Emergency Service 988-1081 David Farley, R.Ph. David Mattingly, R.Ph. HEALTH MART THE LEGACY “We’re Not Just a Children’s Store’’ 101 N. 16th, Herrin 988-1747 Phone: 942-2164 NANCY’S FLOWERS AND GIFTS “Just a Little Nicer' 1001 South Park Avenue Herrin, Illinois 62948 Marge and Bill Harmon Frances Taylor 192 ■pR E N C H J STUDIO As Modern as Tomorrow. 821 SOUTH PARK AVENUE HERRIN, ILLINOIS 62948 618-942-5328 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1984! INI O R G EE Made w ith pride - Sold with Confidence. AlORGE COMP AMY • HERRIN III INOIS THE HERRIN ROTARY Extends Best Wishes to the Class of '84 Compliments of BOB STOTLAR BUILDING CENTERS Herrin Marion TRIANGLE FENCE AND POOL % Mile No. of Rt. 13 on Rt. 148 988-1525 800 N. Park Ave. JAKES TIRE CO. Engraving Specialists Trophy Headquarters of Southern Illinois 111 W. Cherry Street Herrin, Illinois 62948 Business Phone — AC(618) 988-8101 Dairy Queen brazier 8 WE TREAT YOU RIGHT “ c AM D Q Corp 1981 NESLERS Polar Whip Energy's Finest Restaurant Ready-Mix Concrete — Send — Rock — Cement Concrete Blocks Concrete Products phone 942-4572 phone 942-4572 ODUM CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. Plent and Office Herrin, Illinois 903 W. Walnut St. 62948 Besr Wishes Class of 1984 From Your LLLiLiLiLliLU- iXii J J 196 In Energy 7; Bcwtk of HeWiiK HERRIN, ILLINOIS ... 7 step with the times BH Member FDIC In Herrin 198 Now You Can Have A Key to the Bank with Key Card 24 offers you access to your accounts 24 hours a day, 365 days a year! 4 Convenient Locations: I Main Bank Branch - Herrin I North Park Avenue • Herrin I Boren’s IGA - Herrin ■ Royalton Facility ■ Royalton Royalton facility 205 N Mdin Royalton lllino.s 62983 1984 77061 •Herrin. Security D ini Bank 16th and Monroe Herrin. IL 62948 ( 942 31511 200 201 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rev. LaVon Bayler — Pastor Morning Worship — 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Evening Worship: 7:00 p.m. Winter 7:30 P.M. Summer Wednesday 7:30 p.m. 301 South 16th Street, Herrin, IL 942-3219 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Doug Nagel — Pastor Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. 421 N. 13th St. 942-3626 WEST MONROE APOSTOLIC CHURCH AND ITS YOUTH Salute the Class of ’84! Pathfinders Bible Study Bible Study Junior-Senior Sunday School Department Minister of Education: Rev. Richard Miller Interim Assoc. Youth Director: Brent Holloway Corner of Clark Trail and 13th Street, Herrin, IL 942-2195 203 OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL CATHOLIC CHURCH 316 WEST MONROE Street, Herrin, Illinois Fr. Walter M. Barr, Pastor Fr. Robert J. O’Shea, Associate 204 I U fct- IrLUiLtmLt IrLUililrLL First Christian Church Youth Minister — James D. Saunders Youth Director — David Empson 220 S. Park Avenue Herrin 942-2955 205 Index A Abba. Mike: 8. 17. 24. 27. 46. 50. 51. 64. 71. 89. 94. 95. 96. 97. 109. 221, 222 Acree. James: (not pictured) Acree. Stephanie: 99. 164 Adams. Amy: 24. 64. 76. 77. 78. 164 Adams. John: 64. 72. 154 Adams. Kimberly: 89. 104. 154 Administration: 125 After-Prom: 58-59 Agers. Lori: 42. 44. 55. 87. 100. 108. 191 Aides: 100. 101 Allen. Mila: 31. 89. 129. 132. 141 Allen. Perry: 50. 103. 116. 154 Alumbaugh, Steve: 46. 64. 103, 203 Alvey. Kara: 86. 107. 154 Anderson. Dennis: (not pictured) Anderson. Gina: 24. 27. 102. 105 Anderson. Lori: 129. 132, 142. 144 Anderson. Teri: 24. 36. 63. 78. 89. 107. 164 Ansinelli. Toni: (not pictured) Ansinelli. Valeri: 109. 154 Apple. Stephanie: 100, 154 Armstrong, Tammy: 99. 112 Arnsmeyer. Wendy: 108, 112. 154 Art Club: 104 B Baggett. Randy: 83. 129. 140 Bagwell. Jay: 12. 33. 46. 64. 68. 129. 132 Bailey. Bonnie. 99. 164 Bailey. Jon: 103. 116 Bailie. Steve: 64. 72. 118 Baines. Albert: 2. 12. 23. 27. 28. 29. 33. 37. 48. 54. 92. 93. 101. 102. 104. 107. 129. 130. 132 Ballard. Chris: 66. 102. 115. 154 Bank of Herrin: 198 Banks. Linda: 2. 15. 93. 118, 119. 214 Banks. Stephanie: 15. 108. 154 Barnard. Craig: 100, 154 Barron. Gary: 164 Baseball: 80-81 Basketball: 72-75 Basler. Brett: 69. 70. 108. 164 Basler, Wendy: 47. 86. 108. 154 Bates. Sally: 38. 118 Battaglia. Sam: 118 Baumgarte. Jami: 25, 45. 85. 105, 112. 154 Bavender. Chris: 69. 164 Bayler. Angela: 13, 25. 33. 48. 49. 52. 53. 96. 97. 101. 104. 106. 111. 113. 154 Bayler. Rev. LaVon: 222 Beach. Greg: 12. 33. 37. 46. 64. 69. 82. 83. 84. 102. 129. 132. 140. 142. 144.218 Beach. Leanne: 41. 46. 55. 85. 91. 94.95. 105, 113. 148 Becker. Matt: 88. 129, 132 Beckett. Tammy: 154 Beltz. Bryan: 9. 46. 60. 64. 72. 84. 129. 132. 140 Beltz, Lonnie: (not pictured) Ben Franklin: 195 Bennett. Kender: 129. 132. 144 Berg. Leon: (not pictured) Bible as Literature Club: 105 Bird. Angie: 105. 154 Bird. Brian: 106. 115. 154 Bird. Christy: 107. 154 Bird. Eugene Scott: 24. 27. 50. 51. 94. 95. 96. 97. 104. 106. 108. 109 Bivin. Lisa: 45.84. 102. 112 Blankenship: 178 Blaylock. Kerri: 17. 20. 23. 24. 26. 28. 78. 84. 102. 129. 130. 132. 140. 142. 144 Blewitt. Bill: 11.219 Bleyer. David: 69. 108. 164 Bleyer. Phillip: 164 Blockey. Charles: 25. 108. 154 Bloodworth. Danny: 164 Bloodworth. David: (not pictured) Bob Stotlar Building Centers: 195 Body Boutique: 191 Bolen. Scott: 9. 33. 39. 42. 65. 72. 74.84. 129. 132 Boles. Jerri: 78. 164 Bonali. Bill: 118 Bond. Tracy: 98. 99. 129. 132 Borders, Chris: 37, 71. 155 Borens IGA: 190 Borum, Tim: 36. 155 Boston. Margie: 52. 102. 105. 111. 146 Bouse. Debbie: 118 Bowen. Scott: 155 Boyds: 186 Branche. Rick: 129. 132 Brandon. Danny: 70. 89. 164 Brandon. Dennis: 118, 209 Brandon. Lori: 33. 46. 48. 49. 89. 104. 110, 111.218 Brasher. Brian: 5. 129. 132. 143 Brayfield, Jean: (not pictured) Brenner. Mike: (not pictured) Brewer. Dawn: 155 Brewster Motors: 185 Browder. Robin: 33. 37. 129. 132. 143, 144 Brown and Colombo: 188 Brown. Andrette: 2. 25. 27. 50. 92. 93. 96. 97. 115. 146. 210, 221. 222 Brown. David: 33. 133 Brown. Jennifer: 11, 76. 77. 78. 155 Brown. Laura: 164 Brown. Raymond: 146 Brown. Robert: 118 Brown. Ronald: 2. 9. 12. 20. 22. 27. 28. 29. 42. 58. 93. 96. 97. 115, 129. 133 Brown. Sondra: 24. 34.57. 164 Brown. Tammy: 34. 83. 164 Bruyns. Caroline: 118 Bruyns. Rick: 83. 146 Buck Miller Tire, Inc: 186 Bunch. Gena Rae: 146 Bunny Bread: 186 Burger Nook: 183 Burgess. Brian: (not pictured) Burgess. Ernie: 146 Burgess. Paul: 155 Burgess. Tom: 66. 155 Burks. Brian: 155 Burks. Carol: 99. 101, 155 Burks. Trudy: 108. 164 Burnett. Jim: 155 Burnett. Matt 146 Burnett. Teresa: 164 Burns. Bernice: 15.99. 146 Burns. Michael: 15. 69. 83. 165. 166 Burris. Brad: 69. 70. 165. 166. 167 Bush. Carla: 129. 133 Bush. Paula: 108 Butler. Robert 39. 42. 54. 64. 65. 66. 83. 84. 129, 133. 223 Buttitta. Steve: 2. 10. 25. 27. 37. 50. 92.93. 94.95. 109. 114. 115. 146 Byram. Tony: 133 Byrley. Joe: 146 c Caffey. Greg: 146 Cagle. Brad 64. 75. 155 Cain. Jeff: 69. 165 Cain. Mark: 155 Cain. Mike: 146 Cairatti, Barbara: 24. 36, 78. 89. 107. 165 Cairatti. Cliff: 146 Cairatti. Paula 99. 102. 129, 133. 142 Caliper. Brenda: (not pictured) Caliper. Tommy: 33. 129. 133. 222 Calliss. Michele: 99. 155 Camarato, Matthew: 25, 33. 37. 46. 47. 48. 66. 73. 75. 89. 96. 106. 155 Campbell. Larry: 146 Campbells Auto Repair: 186 Capps. Dennis: 69. 165 Carbondale Clinic: 178 Carey. Brian: 165 Caringer. Ken: 104. 119 Carnaghi, John: 165 Cashion. Mike: 129 Castanon. Carol: (not pictured) Castoldi. Leia: 155 Castro. Marilou: 2. 14. 27. 46. 82. 83. 85. 91. 93. 102. 105. 108. 112. 118. 129. 133, 142. 143 Castro. Tess: 85. 102, 105. 112. 146 The gazebo at prom added a special touch to the decorations. Thank goodness Julie passed Rhetoric Class. 206 How did you say that was pronounced?'' Tough competition at the Special Olympics My program Isn't working! My program isn't working!!!' Cattaneo. Todd: 2. 69. 70. 83. 90. 93. 108. 165 Cavco Printing: 188 Cerniglia. Gina: 47. 86. 109. 165. 171 Chamness. Brian: 2. 18. 19. 22. 25. 26. 50. 62. 72. 74. 84. 91. 92. 93. 96. 101. 102. 129. 131. 133. 140. 222 Chamness. Tammy: 108. 165 Chaney. Shane: 2. 25. 66. 83. 92. 93. 107. 155. 221 Chapman. Darren: 64, 72. 83. 102. 146 Chapman, Paul: 12. 129. 133 Chapman. Shane: (not pictured) Cheatman. Tammy Burks: 133 Cheerleaders: 86-87 Chew. Donna: (not pictured) Childers. Bruce: 80. 81 Childers. Jamie: 90. 155 Chorus: 110-111 Chuck s Bar-B-Q: 191 Cislaghi. Jimmy: 46. 59. 64. 72, 81, 146 City of Herrin: 187 Clarida. Jim: 83. 101, 107, 155. 205 Clarida. Lisa: 31. 89. 115. 165. 205 Clarida. William 124 Clark. David: 104, 165 Clark. Michelle: 63. 77. 78. 89. 165 Cleaver. Brian: 146 Clendenin. Jemmia: 43. 47. 98. 99. 165 Clevenger. Brent: 33. 37. 46. 64. 67. 84. 102. 129. 130. 133, 141. 144 Cochran. Dennis: 69. 74. 80. 108, 165. 166. 203 Cochran. Kristen: 105. 146. 203 Cochran. Shawn: 155 Coca-Cola: 179 Cole. Danny: 155 Cole. Steve: 155 Collins. Becky 108. 165 Collins. Carol 108. 147 Collins. Robert: 69. 70. 83. 165. 166 Colombo. Kay Ann: 155 Colombo. Fred: 124 Computer Club: 109 Concert Band: 114-115 Cooley. Marcella: 36 Cooley. Missy: 165 Cooper. Billy: (not pictured) Coriasco. Christen: 63. 77, 156 Coriasco. Courtney: 100. 156 Coriasco, Darla: 42. 43. 44. 50. 54. 55. 59. 78. 147.221 Coriasco. Marla: 31. 89. 147 Coriasco. Stacy: 63. 78. 108. 156 Cornell. Curt: 147 Couch. Steve: 39. 42. 45. 64. 68. 82. 83.84. 102. 129. 133. 141 Cox. Brandi: 2. 6. 24. 89. 93. 106. 114. 115, 165, 203 Cox. Dave: 115, 119 Cox. Diann: 99. 147 Cox. John: 66. 156 Crane. Rusty: 128 Cravens. Mindy: 63. 76. 77, 100. 156 Crawford. Sean: 129. 133 Crider. Hope: 89. 108. Ill, 165 Crowell. Veronica: 156 Curtwright. Rhonda: 100 Curtwright. Robin: 147 Cutrell. Barbara: 99 D Dailey. Charles: 36. 103. 156 Dailey. Jeff: 36. 102. 103. 156 Dairy Queen: 196 Damico. Ricky: 10. 37. 62, 72, 81. 147 Dann. Kathy: 119 Dare. Jeff: 147 Dare. Jerry: 100. 156 Darter. Tresa: 165 Daugherty, Angie: 98. 99. 156 Daugherty. Kevin: 57. 70. 71, 129. 133.140 Davie. Gina: 37. 46. 108. 147. 210 Davis. Damion: 9. 40. 74. 83. 115. 165 Davis. Jim: 62. 156 Davis. Judy: 126 Davis. Wimberly: 165 Dawkins. Sherri: 103, 156 Dawson. Robert Scott: 37. 65. 69 DeChristina. Chris: 18. 35. 39. 42. 64. 71. 84. 90. 102. 129. 131, 133. 141. 144 Deere. Dean: 129 Deiai. Keith: 9. 29. 33. 42. 115. 129. 133. 142. 210 Delaney. Jeff: 9. 23. 27. 28. 33. 39. 42. 56. 64. 65. 80. 81. 84. 94. 95. 102. 129. 133. 142. 143 Denison. Tammy: 129 Dillman. Brad: 15. 33. 48. 49. 66. 75. 90. 102. 106. 156. 162 Dirks. Alan: 81. 84. 129. 133 Dirks. Tommy: 66. 75. 115. 156 Ditto. John: 102. 156 Ditto. Lisa: 63. 77. 100, 105. 108. 156 Ditto. Phyllis: 126. 128 Donahue. Mark: 46. 56. 64. 66. 84, 129. 133. 143. 222 Dooley. Gary: 15. 27. 31. 47. 119. 218 Dooley. Myrna: 119 Dorr. Ray: 84 Doughty. Kirk: 25. 27. 147 Dresel. Richard: 46. 64. 68. 69. 129. 134. 141 Dresel. Susan: 38. 42. 44. 76. 156 Driemeyer. Leslie: 100. 115. 156 Driemeyer. Shelley: 100. 114. 115, 129. 134 Dunaway. Margaret: 119 Duncan. Torry: 58. 129. 134. 141 Dunning. Karen: 24. 99. 147 E Egypt Trophy: 195 Elks: 182 Elliott. Terri: 106. 166 Emert. Lisa: 104. 134 Emery. Jim: 156 Endicott. Victor: 31. 147 Evans. Deah: 99. 147 Evans. Mary: 108. 166 Evans. Rheanne: 2.89. 92. 93. 147 Eveland. Cindy: 5. 105. 111. 134 Eveland. Kevin: 166 F FBLA:104 FHA-Hero: 98-99 Faculty: 118-123 Falkenberg. Aiex: 9. 36. 107. 109. 147. 150 Falkenberg. Tim: 166 Falkenberg. Tom: 108. 166 Fall Play: 48-49 Fann. Tracy: 157 Fanning. David: 48. 52. 102. Ill, 157 Fanning. Lisa: 63. 102. 157 Feilinger. Jennifer: 89. 106, 111, 166. 203 Ferguson. Brenda: 30, 113. 119 Ferguson. Tamala: 24. 30. 37. 45. 63. 66. 76. 77. 85. 89. 91. 99. 112. 203 Field, Yavonne: 44. 46, 55. 87. 100. 105. 108. 147 Finney. John: 147 First Baptist Church: 203 First Presbyterian Church: 201 First United Methodist Church: 201 Fisher. Reva: 99 Fitch. Lyle: 147.219 Fogerty. Philip: 83. 147 Fogerty. Theresa: 76. 78. 79.157 Football: 64-69 Forbes. Jodie: 100 Forbes. Judy: (not pictured) Forbes. Kristy: 102. 109. 147 Foster. Melanie 45. 85. 91. 98. 99. 112. 166. 169. 203 4.5 or above: 24-25 Fox. Dawn: 166 Franklin. Bonnie: 118. 119 Franklin, Dayton: 124 Franklin. Shelli: 12. 46. 99. 129. 134. 141. 142.211 Frasier. Kevin: 157 Frattini. Paula: 56. 105. 108. 129. 134 French Club: 107 French Studio: 193 Frey. Bryce: 62. 89. 166 Frey. Kevin: 74. 166 Frey. Kim: 25. 42. 43. 85. 109. 113. 157 Frost. Mike: 157 Fry. Melissa: 99. 157 G Gaddis. Jimmy: 46. 54. 64. 91. 94. 145. 148 Garavalia, Marci: 45. 47, 85. 86. 91, 100. 106. 112. 166. 171.203 Garavalia. Pat: 148 Garegnani. Joe: 94. 95. 148 Garrett. John: 148 Garrett. Sharon: 127, 128 Garrison. Margaret: 119. 122 Gates. Tammy: 166 Gentry. Alison: 100. 112.166 Gentry. Kendra: 33. 37. 129. 131. 134. 141. 143. 144. 203 German Club: 106 Gibbs. JoAnn: 166 Gibbs. Karen: 8. 9. 12. 21. 33. 46. 102. 108. 129. 134. 143 Gibson, Steve: 58. 120 Gibson, Terence: 83. 166 Gibson. Timothy D: 81. 166 Gillespie. Michael: 107. 157 Girls' Basketball: 76-77 Girls' Softball: 78-79 Goad. Sandy: 63. 77. 78. 106. 114. 115. 166. 203 Goeb. Todd: 37. 40. 66. 75. 83. 109. 157. 158 Golf. 62 Gonzalez. Sherri: 157 Gooden, Shane: 17, 24. 27. 54. 58. 72.81. 148. 191 Goodrum. Anthony: 15. 17. 24. 27. 207 Index 54. 60. 72. 82. 83. 148. 207. 208. 217, 221 Goodrum. Antoinette: 100, 134. 222 Gorskl. Lori: 99. 104, 107. 166 Grant. Mark: 66. 157 Graul. Brad: 129, 134. 195 Graul, Bruce: 69. 166 Greathouse. Steve: 129. 134 Green. Jeff: 62. 106. 157 Gregg. Eugene: 101. 108 Griffin. Donna: 157 Griffin. Kary: 100. 108, 157 Griffin. Paul: 157 Griffith. Dawn Epperheimer: 33. 46. 105. 113, 129. 134.211 Griffith. Deena: 24. 27. 33. 48. 49. 52. 53. 54. 89. 105. Ill, 148 Griffith. Michele: 24. 167 Grimes. Sandy: 108, 157 Grimm. Larry: 120 Groves. Shana: 107, 111, 157 Grunert. Rick: 66. 74. 120 Gualdoni. Amy: 31. 167 Gurley. Elizabeth: 42.44. 46. 63. 167 Guy. Martha: 99. Ill, 167 Gwen's Stout Shop: 188 H Hacker. William: 81. 167 Hadfield. Sharon: 8. 9, 21. 33. 42. 44. 46. 87. 100. 102. 108. 129. 130. 134. 195. 223 Hairetege: 183 Hale. Kerrie: 24. 100. 108. 167 Hall. Kelley: 148 Hall, Lowell: 124 Hall. Mark: 167 Hall. Mike: 69. 116.167 Hall. Randy: 148 Hall. Tom: 89, 167 Halstead. Richard: 167 Hamlin. David: 158 Hammann. Diane: 124 Hammann. Donnie: 33. 37. 46. 60. 64. 68. 72. 73. 81. 84. 129. 134. 144, 219. 223 Hammonds. Jeff: 88. 129,140, 195 Hampton. Gary: 148 Hanks. Lori: 99. 117.129. 134 Hardcastle. Robbi: 69. 167 Hargreave. Andrew: 106. 115, 117, 129. 134. 140. 142.219 Harris. Andrea: 8. 9. 47, 86. 100, 108.158 Harris. Cathy: 16. 52. 98. 99. Ill, 158 Harris. Jimmy: 80. 81. 99. 107. 148 Harris. Mike: 167 Harris. Shelly: 99. 100. 158 Harrisons Sport Shop: 185 Hartline. Laura: 37.63. 158 Harvel. Carla: 99. 148 Hatfield. Gregory: 24. 89. 105, 115, 167 Hatley. Janice: 101, 105. 129. 134. 144 Hawk. Jim: 148 Haynes. Michaei D.: 69. 167 Harter, Pat: 46. 64. 68. 129. 134. Health Mart: 192 Heine. Amy: (not pictured) Hellenys: 190 HeltsJey, Larry: (not pictured) Hemphill. Michell: 148 Henley. Richard: 125. 218. 221 Herrin Hospital: 184 Herrin Rotary: 195 Herrinite: 92-93 Herrinite Ad: 196 Hess. Steven: 129. 134. 141 Hicks. Duane: 57, 129. 130. 135. 223 Hill. Theron: (not pictured) Hindman. Stephani: 167 Hock. Christy: 47. 90. 109. 154. 158 Hohlstein. Kevin: 158 Hohlstein. Neil: 148 Holder. Chanse: 8. 9. 46. 50. 52. 53. 64.96.97. 104. Ill, 114. 115, 148 Holland. Terrill: 141. 195 Holloway. Ann: 107, 156. 158 Holloway. Brent: 203 Holloway. Kevin: 62. 149. 203 Homecoming: 34-47 Honey. Ruth: 125 Honor's Night: 28-29 Hopkins. Brent: 69. 83. 167 Hopper. Philip: 135 Horn. Angela: 149, 219 Horn. Brent: 89. 107,167 Horn. Randy: 31. 149 Horn. Thomas: 129 Horton. J.L.: 12. 46. 64. 67. 71. 129. 135 Howard. Shandale: 99. 167 Howell. Jeff: 39. 42. 64. 69. 84. 135 Hudson. Mike: 11. 25. 46. 47. 64. 66. 73. 75. 82. 83. 107. 109. 158. 163. 208 Hueisman. Vicki: 120 Huffstutler. Dale: 135 Humphreys. Nancy: 4. 33. 40. 44. 46. 55. 87. 100. 102, 129. 135. 141, 143 Hunt. Sue Ann: 168 Hunter. Mike: 158 Hunter. Robbie: 57. 149 Hutchison. Tracy: 108. 168 i Illinois History Club: 102 Inchcliff. Dennis: 36. 103.116. 168 j Jack. Reona: 7. 24. 63. 107, 115. 167. 168 Jackson. Bobby: 115, 129, 141 Jackson. Carl: 158 Jackson Funeral Home: 180 Jackson. Jerry: 158 Jackson. Wanda: 120 Jacobs. Ken: 13. 129, 135 Jacques. Billy: 36. 40. 71. 82. 83. 84. 129. 135. 143. 144 Jacques, Karla: 34. 63. 83. 168 Jakes Tire Co: 195 James. Denise: 34 James. Renee: 108. 168 James. Robin: 135 Jarvis. Cathy: 94. 95. 106. 113. 149 Jarvis. Cheryl: 113, 149 Jeffrey. Gale: 203 Jenkins. Samantha: 47. 109. Ill, 158 Jenkins. Terri: 18. 20. 23. 25. 26. 28. 29. 38. 39. 42. 44. 50. 51. 85. 87. 91. 96. 97. 101. 102, 112, 129. 130. 132, 135. 140. 203. 208, 223 Jennings. Martin: 129. 143 Jennings. Robert: 104. 168 Jensen, Caroline: 120 Jeralds. Kevin: 37. 66. 158 JETS: 50 Jilek. Bruce: 64. 72. 78. 79. 120 Johnson. David: 33. 83. 117. 129, 135 Johnson, Donald: 149 Johnson. Jeff: 109. 149 Johnson. Rebellie: 108. 168 Jones. Chris: 158 Jones. Mike: 40 Jones. Nicki: 83. 120 Jones. Patti: 109. 158 Jones. Shawn: 158 Jordon. Tilda: 36. 120 Josten. Darren: 13. 37.66. 70. 161 Judd. Scott: 149 Juat Pants: 183 K Kane. Chris: 54. 90. 115. 149 Kane. R.D.: 124 Kelley. Shane: 5. 129. 135 Kelly. Shawn: 159 Kenner. Kelly: 115. 158 Kern. Lori: 77. 78. 107, 159 Kerr. Darrin: 2. 36. 92. 93. 107, 110. 111. 115, 168.214.219 Kerrigan. Dana: 42, 43. 44. 55. 90. 108. 149 Kerrigan. Richie: 33. 37. 46. 64. 129. 135. 140 Kerrigan. Rodger: 159 King. Dalton: 9. 66. 70. 83. 90. 115. 159 King. Pam: 105. 149 Kinley, Kevin: 149 Kirby. Jerry: 59. 118, 120. 122 Kirchner, Lynn: 20. 33. 102, 129, 135. 142. 143 Kneale, Julie: 46. 58. 105. 149 Knoob. Anna: 129, 135 Knoob. Gregory: 158 Knutson. Robert: 46. 64. 71. 105. 149 Knutson. Robin: 63. 77. 78. 79. 109. 159 Kochan. Teresa: 30. 45. 85. 99. 112. 149 Koerner. Charles: 121, 122.216 Koerner. Katherin: 2, 7, 13. 89. 93. 99. 108. 111. 168.221 Kuehner. Byron: 69. 76. 77. 78. 79. 121 Kuhnke. David: 109. 159 Kunce. George: 51. 117,121 Kunce, Juanita: 51 L Lacy. Monty: 149 Landers. Norman: 168 Lapinski, Melodi: 89. 106, 168, 170 Laster. Richard: 166. 168 Lattuada, Angela: 57. 168 Lavender. Judy: 46. 101. 104, 129. 135. 143 Lawwill, Kevin: 60. 72. 73. 84. 109. 115, 129. 130. 135. 140.217 Lawwill. Michele: 47. 86. 107, 111, 159 Leeper. Michelle: 159 Leeper. Rocky: 168 Legacy: 192 Lentz. Richard: 30. 46. 64. 67. 68 69. 149 Lequatte, Chad: 69. 80. 108. 169 Lequatte Drug Store: 185 Terri Jenkins delivered the prayer at graduation. Steve Lipe announced the winners of door prizes at prom. Anthony Goodrum took over for Mike Hudson in the relay. 208 A quick rest for Hick Walter before lunch break. Wet suits were the uniform of the day for Tresnak. Brandon, and Lynn. Greg Beach and Tracy Bond prepared to march for graduation. Liberty Cleaners: 178 Linton. Steven: 69. 80. 167. 169 Lipe. Steven: 6. 8. 9. 25. 27. 37. 47. 55. 64. 72. 94. 97. 149, 208 Lloyd. Fred: 121 Lloyd. Noelle: 18. 21. 25. 27. 38. 39. 42. 44. 85. 90. 91. 100. 105. 112. 129. 132. 135. 144. 222 Lohmeier. David: 121 Long. Barbara: 149 Long. Bobby: 69. 169 Long. Robbie: 66. 159 Loucks. David: 66. 75. 121 Loyd. Jimmie: 66. 80. 90. 107. 159 Luebbers. Matllde: 106. 121 Lukens Refrigeration: 190 Luton, Charmine: 159 Lyell. David: (not pictured) Lynn. Randy: 121, 209 M Madden. Laura: 34. 77.99. 104. 169 Mann. Mark: 169 Mansfield. Donald: 150 Marching Band: 112-113 Marlow. David: 69. 71. 80. 108. 166. 169. 172 Marlow. Lori: 2. 11, 47. 63. 92. 93. 100. 108. 159.211.221 Marrs. Tammy: 108, 169 Marsh. Laurie: 99. 129, 135 Marsh. Marsha: 99. 150 Marshall. Chuck: 94. 129. 135 Martin. Brett: 69. 169 Martin, William: (not pictured) Marvin. Lelia: 17. 121 Massetto. Scott: 69. 70. 108. 169. 172 Masters. Brett: 66. 71. 159 Masters. Mark: 59 Masters, Melinda: 20. 129. 136 Maurer, Leone: 122 Mayers. Kimberly: 105, 107. Ill, 159 Mays. Donald: 100. 150 Mays. Kimberly: 169 Mazurek. Angela: 102, 108. 159 Mazurek. Valerie: 25. 100. 150 McAnelly. Tami: 57. 159, 106 McCall. Robert: 159 McCleland. Betty: 99. 169 McClure. James: 159 McClure. LaDonna: 98. 99. 101. 104. 169 McClure. Mike: 159 McCree. Allen: 37. 50. 150 McGowan. Mark: 47. 64. 150 McHargue. Dale: 66. 159 McMannis. Charles: (not pictured) McMeen. Leland 122. 219 McNeill. Brian: 33. 48. 49. 52. 57. 89. 110. Ill, 118. 150 McRoy. Shane: 69. 70. 169 McVey. Robyn: 159 McVicker: Timothy: 69. 74. 107, 150. 169 Mecord Printing Service: 190 Meeks. David: 15. 46. 150 Meeks. Dennorrlss: 126. 128 Mees. Karla: 38. 58. 122. 123. 218 Meggs. Laurie: 100, 129. 136. 144 Meneese. Angela: 99. 108, 150 Meneese. David: 37. 169 Meneese, Kevin: (not pictured) Meracle. Brian: 100, 104, 169 Mercer. David: 40. 107. 108. 109. 150 Messer. Vicki: 169 Mezo. Cliff: 159 Mezo. F. L: 22. 54. 88. 129. 136 Milani. David: 24. 69. 74. 166. 169 Miller. Jeff: 170 Miller. Lisa: 36.46. 129. 136 Miller. Steven: 150 Miller. Tina: 136 Miller. Vicki: 159 Milton. Debbie: 63. 106. 159 Minson, Tracy: 100. 150 Mr. and Misa HHS: 18-19 Mitchell. Bob: 127 Mitchell. Winifred: 31. 122 Mocaby. Randy: 107, 160 Montgomery. Michael: 47. 64. 150. 203 Moore. Brad: 21. 66. 75. 160 Moore. Christy: 25. 105, 106. 115, 160 Moore. Lori: 129. 136. 141 Moore. Rich. 66. 160 Moore. Scott: 160 Moore. Steven: 66. 72. 115. 160. 203 Moores Jewelry: 188 Morgan. Mike: 9. 10. 21. 27. 50. 62. 72. 74. 84. 101. 109. 129. 136. 203. 222 Moroni’s: 183 Morris. Anna: 97. 118, 122 Morris. Brigita: 2. 25. 33. 48. 53. 89. 92.93. 96. 97. 108. Ill, 160 Morris. George: 129 Morris. Jackie: 15. 76. 77. 84. 129. 136 Morrison. Bill: 136 Morse. Allen: 170 Muckley. Cheryl: 56. 62. 78. 107. 111. 157. 160 Murphy. Kim: 160 Murphy. Timothy: 37. 69. 74. 80. 108. 170 Murrah. Tom: 7. 25. 50. 83. 96. 97. 107. 160 Murrah. Tom: 122 Murray. Janette: 36. 103. 116. 150 Murray: John: 24. 69. 74. 80. 109, 170 Musical: 52-53 Myers. Melanie: 102. 103. 116. 160 N Nancy's Flowers: 192 National Honor Society: 26. 27 Nelson. John: 160 Newbill, Tina: 129. 142 Newcom. Kirk: 52. 53. Ill, 115. 160. 203 Nilson. Carla: 122 Norge: 194 Norman. Blake: 102, 129. 136. 141 Norris. Aaron: 160 Norris. Christopher: 115, 150 Norris. Valarie: (not pictured) o Oakley. Danny: 33. 46. 64. 67. 84. 129. 136. 141 O'Brien. Virgil: 170 O'Connor. Scott: 24. 69. 74. 80. 91. 164. 168. 170 O’Connor. Stephen 8. 9. 46. 57. 64. 67. 69. 81. 84. 102. 109. 129. 136. 137. 143 O Daniell. Tammy: 100. 102. 107, 111. 160 Odom. Trisha: 41. 105. 150 Odom Concrete Products: 196 Oldani. Paul: 122 Olkoski, Julie: 105. 150 Olympiad: 51 Orr. Dana: 136 Orso. Angela: 22. 23. 24. 26. 33. 48. 49. 52. 53. 85. 102. 105. 110. 111. 113. 136. 144 Osowski. Bob: 124 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church: 204 Overmyer. Joel: 47. 64. 150 Overmyer. Tamara: 99 Overturf. Gayta: 160 Owens. Bryan: 33. 129. 136 p Palazzolo. Giusep: 151 Palmer. Joseph: (not pictured) Panzico. Anthony: 129 Parsons. Fredrick: 101, 170 Pass Heating and Air Conditioning: 180 Pass. Stephanie: 106. 170. 203 Patrick. Mary: 9. 96. 97. 108. 160 Patterson. Jodi: 113. 129. 136. 143 Patterson. John: 170 Patterson. Lori: 98. 99. 108. 129. 151 Paul Hindman Industrial Disposal Service: 190 Payne. Angie: (not pictured) Payne. Charety Overturf: 105. 136 Payne. Cinthia: 129. 143 Payne. David: (not pictured) Payne. Evelyn: 129. 136 Pedigo. Missy: 106. 160 Pedigo. Tracy: (not pictured) Pepsi-Cola: 192 Peterson. Mary: 87. 108. 151 Phelps and Nolen: 183 Phillips. Ben: 8. 25. 37. 66. 70. 160 Phil’s Pharmacy: 188 Phipps. Guy: 104. 151 Pholchan. Amnarj: 160 Pholchan. Nuvaree: 30. 151 Pierce. Cindy: 12. 52. 53. 101. 105. 108. 111. 129. 136. 144 Pierce. Evan: 52. 107. Ill, 170 Pierce. Kevin: 115, 160 Pierce. Terry: 160 Pierson. Kevin: 108. 170 Pierson. Sean: 23. 39. 40. 42. 64. 66. 69. 80. 81. 84. 91. 100. 102. 108. 129. 131. 136 Pierson. Timothy: (not pictured) Pinion. Kevin: 66. 75. 81. 107. 115. 160 Pinkston. Kimberly: 62. 78. 79. 151 Pisoni. John: 151 Plapp. Roger: 122,213 Polar Whip: 196 Ponder. Pete: 137. 140. 220. 223 Pope. Tammy: 12. 46. 129. 137. 143. 211 Popp. Mark: 52. 53. 56. 104. 110. 111. 114. 115. 151 Porter. Laura: 9. 24. 27. 28. 46. 50. 101. 102. 129. 137. 140. 142 Porter. Melissa: 24. 47. 63. 89. 107, 170 Pottorff. Anne: 16. 71. 160 Pottorff, Brenda: 7. 42. 43. 44. 47. 86. 100. 108. 170. 171 Powers. Denver: 8. 9. 15. 47. 56. 64. 209 68. 72. 151 Prather. Jim: 107, 161 Prewitt. Tina: 151 Prewitt. Wendy: 20. 22. 24. 28. 29. 33. 44. 48. 49. 52. 53. 57. 87. 96. 102. 110. 111. 115. 129. 131. 137. 144, 220 Price. Eric: 69. 170 Priddy. Daniel: 151 Pritchard. Jessie: 161 Proctor. David: 25. 47. 64. 71, 107, 114. 115. 151.203.217 Proctor. Joe: 121. 122. 222 Prom: 54-57 Pursed. Keith: 129 Q Quaglia. Amy: 7.24. 108. 170 Quaglia, Doug: 66.161 Quaglia. Greg: 46. 64. 69. 84. 129 R RC-Cola: 181 Rash. Scott: 137 Raski. Arma: 102. 119.120. 123 Reagan. Daniel: 13. 14. 27. 33. 48, 49. 100, 102. 104. 109. 111. 129. 137. 144 Rendleman. Melissa: 99.151 Restivo. Jennifer: 2. 8. 9. 25. 47. 92. 93.94. 100. 108, 161,214 Restivo. Paul: 123 Restivo. Thomas: 69. 91. 109. 164. 170 Reveal. Kim: 21. 102. 129. 137, 143. 144 Revelle. Harry: 124 Reynolds. Judith: 76. 77. 104. 170 Rhetoric Club: 103 Rice. Carolyn: 126 Richards. Terry: 24. 109. 151 Richardson. Randy: (not pictured) Rickenbaugh. Mary: 151 Ridgway. James: 37. 47. 54. 56. 64. 90.81.91.94. 108. 145. 151.218 Ridgway: Julie: 22. 27. 38. 39. 42. 44. 60. 87. 90. 91. 102. 108. 129. 131, 132, 137 Ridings. Stewart: 37. 46. 47. 58. 64. 81. 151.210 Riley. Barbara: 101. 151 Riley. Betty: 170 Riley. Dana: 105, 161 Riley. Jean: 170 Roberson. Trisha: 7. 43. 47. 86. 107, 167, 170. 171 Roberts. Tony: 69. 171 Robinson. David: 69, 171 Robinson. Dawn: (not pictured) Robinson. Lori: 129, 137 Robinson. Richard: 13. 64. 151 Rodney. Kelli: 5. 129. 137 Roecker. Tina: 105. 108. 161 Roman. Victor: 151 Romeo, Bill: 124 Romeo. Bill: 9. 62. 115. 152 Roper, Delbert: (not pictured) Rosenow. Arthur: 152 Rowell. Julie: 2. 45. 85. 92. 93. 101, 107. 112. 161.203.214 Rowland, Stephanie: 45. 47, 78. 85. 86. 112, 168. 171 Rushing, Carolyn: 51 Rushing. Jeff: 108, 171 Rushing. Jim: (not pictured) Rushing, Kenneth: 51 Russell. Gary: 171 Russell. Kenneth: 171 Russell. Leslie: 103, 171 Russell. Ralph: 161 s S.l. Vault: 192 Saint. Kelly: 46. 56. 100. 105. 108. 129.137 Sampson. Merna: (not pictured) Sampson. Tammy: 34. 63. 83. 104. 171 Sanders. Connie: 90. 105. 152 Sanders. Joly: 114. 115, 171.203 Sanders. Matt: 129,137 Sandlin. Laura: 36. 161 Sandusky. Kendra: 103, 116 Scarletta TV: 180 Schmechel. Daniel: 137 Schmoeller. Thomas: 171 Scholar Bowl: 96-97 Scholarships: 20-23 Schroeder. Kimberly: 64. 77. 78. 106. 171 Scott. Teresa: 36. 105. 129. 137 Sellars. Carol: 2. 52. 53. 92. 93. 100. 111. 114. 115. 162 Senior Favorites: 132-133 Serati. Stephen: 69. 171 Sexton. Richard: 64. 162 Sheets. Tim: 115, 161 Shelton. Janie: 99. 100. 105. 107. 155. 161 Shelton. Jeff: 162 Shelton. Raymond: 129. 137 Shirley. Cindy: 36. 103. 162 Short. David: 162 Short. Sheri: 86. 100. Ill, 161 Simmons Furniture Store: 191 Simmons. Harvey: 69. 166, 171 Sims. Paula: 162 Sims. Preston: 106, 161 Sizemore. Kim: 107, 161 Slavens. Jean: 127. 128 Sloan. Erik: 9. 11. 25. 66. 75. 91. 94. 96.97. 107. 109. 161, 163 Smith. Audrey: 137 Smith. Candy: 161 Smith. Harold: 10. 39. 42. 64. 65. 67. 69. 84. 102. 129. 130. 137. 140 Smith. James: 50 Smith. Jeannine Nesler: 31. 78. 152 Smith. Linda: 109. 161 Smith. Lori: 98. 99. 152 Smith. Melanie: 105. 129. 137 Smith. Rachelle: 45. 47. 85. 86. 100, 106. 112, 171 Smith. Richard: 33. 48. 49. 89. 102. 104. 105. 106. 161 Smith. Rodney: 5. 39. 42. 56. 64. 65. 129.137 Smith. Rodney L: 106, 162 Smoler Bros. Inc.: 185 Snider, Jim: 162 Snyder. Eric: 18. 70. 71. 129, 137 Snyder. Kevin: 70. 71. 129 Snyder. Mary: 126 Snyder, Roger: 102 Sohn’s Men’s Stores: 201 South Side Lumber: 186 Sowman. Carl: 69. 171 Sowman, Valerie: 37. 46. 55. 90. 100. 145, 152 Spani. Connie: 12. 33. 37. 46, 85. 91. 101. 102, 113. 129. 138. 141, 142. 212.214 Spanish Club: 108 Special Olympics: 102 Spinks. Rusty: 162 Sports Banquet: 84 Spot of Color: 178 Sprague. Joe: 162 Stacks. Eric: 36. 47. 52. 53. 104. 105. 110, 111. 129. 138 Stacy. Mike: 152 Stadler. Monique: 2. 11. 45. 47. 85. 92. 93. 112. 154. 162 Staley. Ann: 37. 77. 78. 171 Stations. Lora: 162 Stations. Michael: 172 Stanley. Chris: 9. 11. 25. 46. 66. 73. 75. 107. 109. 162. 163 Stanley. Dale: 102, 109. 152. 205 Starnes. Jim: 41. 62. 70. 81. 94. 123 Starnes. Patricia: 99. 172 Stasny. Rebecca: 63. 76. 77. 106. 111. 172 Staulker. Jane: 123 Steinmetz, John: 138 Steinmetz, Scott: 37. 66. 81.162 Stelle. Robert: 172 Stomberski. Jill: 13,99. 172 Stomberski, Julie: 13.98. 99. 172 Strodick. Robert: 47. 64. 99. 152 Strunk. Melissa: 45. 52. 53. 85. 108. 111. 112. 162 Student Council: 90-91 Stutts. Kelley: 103. 172 Sullivan. Dawn: 105, 113. 129, 138 Sullivan. Jacquel: 13. 89. 108. 172 Swalls. Julie: 4. 33. 44. 58. 87. 105. 138.211 Swanner. Kevin: 9. 101. 109. 114. 115. 129. 138 Swigert. Steven: 172 Swinford. Bill: 20. 27. 28. 40. 47. 52. 53. 82. 83. 84. 102. 110. 111. 115. 129. 138. 143 Switzer. Mandy: 82. 83. 105, 108, 162 Szablewski. Chris: 129 Szablewski. Keith: 66. 162 T T.A.P.: 103 Tackett. Fred. 129.138. 140 Taft. Brent: 100. 107. 162 Tanner. David: 13. 25. 59. 89. 96. 97. 104, 108. 162 Tarantino. Jerry: 123 Tartt. David: 162 Tauber. William: 36. 172 Taylor. Amy: 82. 83. 172 Taylor. James: 103, 116,172 Taylor. Pamela: 36. 38. 46. 105. 129. 142 Taylor Publishing: 189 Taylor. Veronica: 99 Teffertiller, Rodney: 138 Temmee. David: (not pictured) Thomas. Angela: 63. 109. 162 Thomas. Christopher: 108. 162 Thomas. Kenneth: 69. 172 Thomas. Kevin: 39. 42. 64. 66. 84. 129. 138. 143 Thompson Auto Supply: 178 Thompson. Dave: 100, 129. 138 Thompson. Julie: 162 Thompson. Melanie: 129, 138 Thornton. Lisa: 63. 78. 108. 162. 203 Threlkeld, Jody: 152 Tiger Tattler: 94-95 Tigerettes: 85 Andrette Brown took time out to ponder life's deepest problem. How to talk her boyfriend in- to dancing. Look, Mom! One hand! Just a tip-toe through the tulips! 210 Tippy. Rocky: 41 Tolbert. Bobby: 69. 107. 172 Tolbert. Charles: (not pictured) Tolbert. Dennis: (not pictured) Tolbert. Steve: 40. 152 Tomkins. Nanette 24. 106. 115. 172 Town Shop: 178 Track: 82-83 Tresnak. Edwin: 15. 97. 125. 209. 212. 221 Tresnak. Julie: 2. 7, 12. 14. 20. 21. 24. 26. 28. 29. 33. 34. 36. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 102. 107. 110. 111. 113. 114. 115, 120. 129. 130. 138. 142. 203. 206. 214.220.222. 223 Tresnak. Michael: 2. 24. 48. 52. 53. 69. 83. 89. 92. 93. 94. 95. 107. 111. 115. 172.203.215.218 Tresnak. Sue: 41 Triplett. Ted: 129, 138 Trout. Melissa: 106. 172. 203 Turner. Bob: 7. 25. 83. 96. 97. 107. 109. 162. 203 Turner. Michael: 5. 25. 28. 29. 40. 109. 129. 138. 142. 203 Turner. Vivian: 38. 104. 121. 123 Tutkus. Vicki: 25. 46. 152 U Underwood. Daron: 47. 57. 64. 107, 109. 150. 152 Usher. Ed: 50. 59. 123 V Valeo. Billy: 103.152 Vancil. Deanna: 46. 129. 138 Vanney. Paul: 153 Vaughn. Frank: 129. 138 Vaughn. Stephen: 40. 69. 70. 172. 203. 221 Venegoni. John: 14, 27. 38. 50. 119. 120. 123 Venegoni. Mike: 126. 128 Vineyard. George: 108. 162 Vocational Fair: 30-31 Volleyball: 63 w Wade. Jobie: 45. 85. 102. 112. 153 Wade. Kimberly: 129. 138 Wade. Monty: 24. 69. 74. 91. 108. 164. 172 Wade. Sherry: 111, 172 Wagley. Candy: 76. 99. 153 Wagley. Ruth: (not pictured) Wagley. Shawn: 66. 162 Wagster. Shad: 37. 66. 163 Walden. Raymond: 104, 172 Walker. Angie: 46. 105. 129. 138 Walker. Betsy: 90. 106, 163 Walker. Clarissa: 8. 25. 27. 30. 40. 46. 78. 153.205 Walker. Delina: 59. 76. 153 Walkci. Leah: 173 Walker. Randy: 127 Walker. Sharon: 123. 141 Walker. Terry: 129 Walker. Tracy: 106 Wallace. Kirk: 153 Waller. Becky: 25. 26. 28. 29. 96. 97. 102. 129. 131. 139. 142. 143. 144 Waller. Timothy: 24. 173 Walter. David: 101.104. 107. 173 Walter. Rick: 33. 102. 129. 131. 139. 209 Walters. Dixie: 173 Ward. James: 66. 70. 80. 163 Ward. Kelly: 58. 105. 106. 163 Ward. Michael: 75.163 Watson. David: 163 Watson. Lisa: 129. 139 Webb. Danita: 63. 78. 107. 173 Wells. Douglas: 69. 173 Wells. Helen: 36. 103.116. 153 Wemmer, Donna: 139 West Monroe Apostolic Church: 202 Western Auto: 180 Wharton. Lori: 52. Ill, 173 Wharton. Shari: 129. 139 Lori Marlow hard at work on a page for the yearbook. White. Andy: 69. 70. 173 White. David: 20. 24. 27. 28. 46. 64. 68. 84. 100. 102. 105. 109. 129. 139. 142. 222 White. Debbie 71. 98.99. 107. 163 White. Gary (not pictured) White. Jamie: 37. 40. 45. 85. 86. 89. 94. 106. Ill, 112. 133. 171 White. Jeff: 37. 46. 64. 67. 80. 81. 84. 102, 129. 139 Whitecotten. David: (not pictured) Whitecotten, Ron: 127 Whitecotten. Sandy: 163 Whitfield. Denise: (not pictured) Whitson. Scott: 12. 33. 39. 42. 64. 66. 129. 139 Whitworth. Mike: (not pictured) Wieland. Brett: 66. 75. 83. 107. 115. 163.218 Wiggins. Kim: 7. 9. 16. 25. 89. 96. 97. 105. 106. 115. 163 Wiggs. Stephen: 69. 173 Wilcox, Tracy: 2. 45. 47. 85. 92. 93. 112. 173. 203.214 Wiley. Robert: 71. 163 Wilkens. Daniel: 153 Wilkie. Frankie: 153 Williams. Bruce: 163 Williams. Danny: 37. 139 Williams. Danny: 37. 47. 66. 70. 75. 102. 163 Williams. David: 83. 163 Williams. Dean: 100. 102. 103. 153 Williams. Eddie: 69. 80. 108. 173 Williams. Frank: 129. 141 Williams. John: 9. 153 Williams. Mike: 9. 72. 115. 153 Williams. Russell: 52. 111. 173 Williams. Teresa: 101, 139 Williams. Valerie: 12. 102, 105. 153 Wilson. Paul: 46. 47. 64. 102. 109. 153 Winget, Tammy: 129. 139 Wittenborn. Amy: 99. 113. 117. 129. 139. 203 Wolf. Carl: 129 Woodcock. Cathy: 8. 9. 22. 23. 33. 37. 46. 63. 76. 84. 102. 129. 139. 140 Woodis. Billy: 46. 47. 66. 163 Woodring. Kindra: 105. 153 Index Woolard. Bobby: 47. 64. 153 Woolard, John: 9. 66. 107, 163 Woolsey. Duke: 129 Workman. Kenny: 2. 6. 12. 66. 83. 92.93. 107, 115, 163,215 Wrestling: 70-71 Wright. Beth: 129. 139 Wright. Jeff 163 Wright. Lorinda: 129. 131, 139 Wyatt. Cliff: 153 Wyatt. William: 173 Y Yancey. Carol: 63. 76. 78. 153 Yancey. Jamie: 173 Yancey. John: 39. 42. 64. 72. 75. 84. 129,139 Yates. Roger 69. 166. 173 Yates. Spence: 173 Yoast. Angie: 163 Yocum. Eddie: 129. 139 Yocum. Jason: 173 Young. Carrie: 163 Young. Monica: 18. 19. 34, 35. 38. 41. 42. 44 . 54. 129. 130. 139. 140. 142 Younger. Melva 99. 163 Younger. Shelba: 103. 116. 173 z Zwick. Burton: 106. 1i3 Zwick's Ladies Store: 197 Zwick’s Shoes: 183 Tammy Pope. Julie Swalls. Dawn Griffith, and Shelli Franklin ready for Baccalaureate 211 Come on along Connie Spam suffered the same fate as many seniors — the Illinois State Health Department required immunizations before graduation. 212 through YEAR-IN-RE VIE W Planning to compete m the Little Mr. Innocent contest. Mr. Plapp was all splffled up when the photographer caught Mm. Another thrilling day in the library — Connie Spani must like reading big books — like dictionaries! No, those boxes were not full! Darren Kerr just wanted to make us believe he could lift all those yearbooks. Yearbook staff members waited for the big rush during the yearbook distribution session during Labor Day Weekend. 214 “I know that picture was here a minute ago!'' Yes. he did get all those napkins stuffed before the parade. Year-m Review During the 1983-1984 school year, people locally and nationally traveled along through the many events, both miraculous and disastrous, which occurred. Herrin High was lucky enough to have many outstanding events occur as opposed to anything disastrous. During the football season, Harold “Boo Boo“ Smith rushed for over 1000 yards, a highlight which erased the memories of a rainy Homecoming. Over Christmas vacation, new ceilings were install- ed in the entire first floor for protection against the asbestos insulation. During the early spring, a water main break near Mt. Vernon left the entire Rend Lake water system without water for forty-eight hours which caused all schools in the affected towns to shut down. Meanwhile, the Tigeret- tes took third place at the State Drill Team Competition in Chicago, the first time the Herrin Drill Team had ever competed. Finally, one of our photographers caught THE photographer at his own game. 215 Mr. Kunce and Mr. Rushing announced their retirements. Mr. Henley was selected to fill the position Mr. Rushing vacated and Mr. Kirby was chosen to be the new HHS Assistant Principal. Dur- ing the spring, the Drama Club was formed to aid Mrs. Bates in her drama productions. Also, After-prom had a format change — underclassmen were not allowed to attend except as guests of the upperclassmen. The boys’ baseball team was regional champion for the first time in almost a decade, and the girls’ softball team upheld their regional championship title. In Herrin and the rest of Southern Illinois, many outstanding in- cidents took place. In the immediate Herrin area, two branch banks were opened in Energy — The Energy Bank of Herrin and the Energy facility of the People’s Bank of Marion. The Bank of Herrin renovated to add more space to the Herrin facility, and several new businesses opened their doors. The Illinois Cafe reopened under new management. Mayor Don Swinford resigned and was replaced by Alderman Ed Quaglia. Herrin also lost three very important community members: Paul Johnson, long time HHS supporter; Dr. Miller, outstanding surgeon; and Eugene Eckert, former HHS principal. The pillow people. Mr. Koerner. the infamous fifth hour Library-Watcher! Guest speaker in German class. Johannes Schlandt. presented slides of Germany with cultural commentary. 216 Year in Review H.H.S. — after the blizzard. 217 Hudlers Greg Beach and Brett Wieland demonstrated their technique. In Southern Illinois, it was an excellent year for football. The SIU Salukis won the NCAA Na- tional championships, and the U. of I. Fighting Illini were invited to the Rose Bowl. An Air Il- linois plane crash prompted an investigation which ultimately resulted in the company's declaring bankruptcy. The Southern lllinoian held the first Tip-Off Classic at the SIU arena to fund scholarships for students in Southern Il- linois. The WCIL canned food drive sparked a class rivalry at HHS which resulted in our win- ning the W-CIL Jam Van for a concert. However, by far the most unifying circumstance was the Bobby Purnell Fund Drive. Purnell, a former star swimmer at Marion High School, was stricken with a rare form of cancer early in the school year. In April, a bone marrow transplant was declared his only chance of sur- vival, but Purnell’s family was unable to fund the operation. Southern lllinoians opened their hearts and their pocketbooks in a massive drive that raised $166,000. However, Purnell never grew strong enough to undergo the transplant and died peacefully on June 5, 1984. The first annual spirit trophy was awarded to the class of 1985! 218 Year in-Review Government student Andrew Hargreave instructed Darrin Kerr in the proper voting procedure. Taylor-Balfour Company representative Bill Blewett measured Donnie Hammann for cap and gown. Many high school students, teachers, and community members attended the Vocational Fair. Year-in-Re vi e w On the national level, many advances and setbacks took place. Sally Ride became the first woman American astronaut. The 100th birthday of the Brooklyn Bridge was celebrated with fireworks, while the anniversary of the movie King Kong was memorialized with a King Kong balloon tied to the top of the Empire State Building. After much controversy. James Watt resigned as Secretary of the Interior. The U.S. invaded Granada. The Australia II and its mysterious keel took the Americas Cup away from the Americans for the first time in yachting history. New fashion and dance crazes were begun by the hit movie Flashdance! Another craze. “Cabbage Patch Dolls,” took America by storm, especially during the Christmas holiday season. America suffered the losses of many prominent and respected people: Paul “Bear” Bryant, Barney Clark, Lillian Carter, Joe Delaney, Buckminster Fuller, Ira Gershwin, Henry Scoop” Jackson, David Niven, Jessica Savitch, Tennessee Williams, Frank Reynolds, Grady Nutt, David Kennedy, Slim Pickins, and Ethel Merman. Julie Tresnak proved that graduates were definitely silly. Wendy Prewitt was thrilled to get her senior announcements and invitations. Pete Ponder just loved library reference! 220 Dr Tresnak gave marshalls Mike Abba and Andrette Brown some last minute instruc- tions for Baccalaureate as Mr. Henley watched in amusement The 1985 Herrinite officers: Andrette Brown. Shane Chaney. Lori Marlow, and Katie Koerner Dr. Tresnak got in the act at Prom! Summer time in the high school lobby! 221 Bacca a urea te Gra.dua.tion Baccalaureate was held at the Catholic Church on May 22. The high school chorus presented two selections before the message was given by Rev. Bayler. The 1984 Graduation Ceremony was held in the high school gym on May 25. Junior Marshalls Mike Abba and Andrette Brown, dressed in red cap and gown, escorted approximately 163 seniors who were dressed in black cap and gown with orange and black tassels. Following the invocation by Salutatorian Terri Jenkins, Valedictorian Julie Tresnak gave the Commencement Ad- dress. The benediction was presented by Julie Ridgway. Rev Lavon Bayler. pastor of the First Methodist Church, gave the Bac- calaureate address. Brian Chamness gave the benediction. Noelle Lloyd gave the invocation. The high school chorus, under the direction of Mr. Proctor, provided two selec- tions of music for the enjoyment of the audience. Graduating senior Julie Tresnak provided the prelude, processional, recessional, and choral accompaniment on the organ. Baccalaureate was held at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church. Graduate band members performed along with the entire band for the enjoyment of the Class of 1984 The first seniors to enter the gym were Bob Butler and Pete Ponder Valedictorian. Julie Tresnak. addressed the class and the audience. 223 Come on along And check this out: Take a look at what HHS is all about.- Four years have come And gone too soon. Now we’ll graduate Before it's June. The friends we’ve met And come to know Will soon be gone or Ready to go. In our minds the memories Linger. The times we’ve had both Good and bad. The teachers we’ve had, the friends we’ve made, And even the silly pranks We've played. Out in this world so Big, so free, there will Be some we may Never see. Some will be doctors And lawyers and such. Just don't let it change Your personality too much. With this I bid my Fond adieu and leave The rest up to you. — Kendra Gentry 224 ■ COME O 0 D to 1 TIGERS ROAR