Marshall High School - Marshallonian Yearbook (Marshall, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1985 volume:

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Malcolm Lee Barttam - Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 4, Football 1: Band 1, 2: Science Club 2. 3, 4, Student Council 3. 4,Cvice- presidentb, Joseph Bennet - Band 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2 Caedilel, 3 Cpro-consulb. 4 Cconsulb: Science Club 2, 3, 4, Leo Club 3, 4, Marshollonian 3, 4 Cco-editorl, Scholastic Team 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4 Cvice- presidentb, JETS 2, 3, 4, Deena Lynette Bishop - Business Club B, 4: Red Guard 2, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1, Spanish Club 2. Pamela Michelle Bradley - Business Club 2. 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, Richard Lee Calhoun - Drama Club 1, 2, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club CJ, 4: IRO 4 Cpresi- dentl, Class vice-president 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, CJ, 4, Football 1, 2, Track 3, 4 . Tracy Charles - Latin Club 1, 2, 8, Science Club 2, 3, French 2 Cpresidentb: Drama 1, 2, CJ, Home Ec. 1, 2, 3, Lion Mascot 2: Stu- dent Council 3 Csecretoryb. Melissa Joann Claypool - Spanish Club 2, 3 Cpresidenrl, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Business Club 2, 3, 4 fvice-presidentb, Science Club 2, Student Council 4 Csecretaryb, IRO 4. Calvln Coates - Football CJ, 4, Science Club 4, Track 2, Soccer 2, Ski Club 2. Scott A. Dawson - Student Council 1, 2, Class Secretary 1, Basketball 1, 2, 6, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 4: Scholastic Team 1, 2, MHS News 4, Letterman's Club 1, 2, National Honor Society 1, 2 Cvice-presidentb, Bobby J. English - Band 1, 2. Beth Elalne Evans - Band 1, 2, Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, IRO 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Track 2, 3 Cmanagerb. Robin Gall Ferris - Volleyball 2, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Marshallettes 3. Rebecca Lynn Fltzjarrald - Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, IBO 4, Band 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2, 8. Cary Dean Fowler - Baseball 2, FFA 2. Michael Dale Garner - Art Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Industrial Arts Club 3. Shannon Lynn Grieve - Business Club 4, IRO 4: Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Art Club 2. 'GFS ..-J . . l '4 Kathleen Elizabeth Griffith - Science Club 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Chorus 1. Pamela Kaye Hayden - Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Drama Club 3, 4. Scott Eugene Higginbotham - Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Ccaptainb, Basketball 3, 4, Track 1, Baseball 2, Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cpresidentb, IRO 3, 4 Cvice-presidentb. Nancy Rebecca Hornbrook - Drama Club 1, Science Club 2, 3, Business Club 8, 4, Mar- shallonian 4, MHS News 1, 4, Scholastic Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Julianna G. Jordan - Business Club 4, Home Ec. C 4. Sandi .lo Kemper - Business Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 3, 4. Richard Kidd - Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Veronica Leigh Kiger - Red Guard 1, 2, Mar- shallettes 3, 4, Business Club 2, Spanish Club 1, 2 Cvice-presidentb, 8, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Drama Club 2, 8, 4 Cvice-presidentb, Class treasurer 2, 8, IRO 4 Cvice-presidentb, MHS News 4. Chris Kmucha - Science Club 1, 2, Industrial Arts Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, 4, Business Club 4. Kimberly Renee Lacy - Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Csecretaryb, Business Club 8, 4, IRO 4, Science Club 4. Jay Ledermann - FFA 4, Industrial Arts Club 3, Spanish Club 8, Drama Club 2. Lori Ann LeMay - Business Club 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 8. Dale Ligget - Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Lori LeeAnn Lindley - Latin Club 1, 2, B, 4 Caedileb, Business Club 2, 3, Science Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 4, Marshallonian 1, 2, Red Guard 2, Scholastic Team 1. Stanley D. Lindley - Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3 4 Cpresidentb. James E. Lindsay - Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Industrial Arts Club 1, Campus Life 1, 2, 3, 4. Gary W. McManus - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club 1, 3, 4. Lisa McQueen - Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 Chistorianb, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Leo Club 3, 4, Scholastic Team 1, 2, 3, 4, JETS 2. Mary Leigh Macke - Marshallettes 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 4, Industrial Arts Club 4 Csecretarybp Business Club 3, Science Club 2, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 1, 3, 4. Sandra Gail Macke - Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ctreasurerb, Business Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Science Club 3, Drama Club 2, 3, Mar- shallonian 3, 4, MHS News 4, IRO 4 Csecretaryb. Most Creative Scorr Dowson ond Amy Woodord I K Molcoim Borrrom, Trocy Chorles Cnor pictured? Best Personality I -AF Q-. WIJIL: Most Attractive Jored Smith ond Robin Ferris 10 Y v. i i i X i fx E ii Quit YF- U.- .. en, . 'L-Q! 1? -36- P346 Cooper's Coin Laundry 504 Archer 826-8924 Q VN-A , . - -Q-, Lad, .'. ,.-......, . ' ,:1 . ..' 'Non' .1- Pv-',.s 2 4i,'f'f:v'fQf Hf,9'?f',. -A bg--li C' ,...z..u..4f. 2 1 Senior F ovorites Eoch yeor the senior closs elects members to certoin cotegories thot ore determined by the Morshollonion srotf. The winners ore at presented on the five poges surrounding the senior portroit s s section. Biggest Flirt Lori Rhoods ond Dorren Thompson . , Most Athletic I Xl., 2 Scott Higginbothom ond Beth Ryon HH Most Musicol Lee Ann Nove I ond , if Jim Lindsoy Q A . 2 1 I I tl ,- .. A if X , A' I . ' r xv? iw 11? I Dulaney National Bank 415 Archer 826-2392 Tommy Shonielle Monhort - Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4- Business Club 3, 4: IRO 4, Art Club 2, 3. Amy Deth Mortln - Business Club 4: Science Club 2, Lotin Club 1, 2, 3, Dromo Club 2, 3: Bond 1, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Trock 1, 2 Cmonogerb, Compus Life 2, 3, 4, Drodley Edword Moson - lndustriol Arts Club: lRO. Lowrence E. Mlller - lndustriol Arts Club 3, 4. Rene Kennedy Mlller - Lotin Club 1: Art Club 1, 2, 3, Business Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Corleno Jo Murphy - Bond 1, Business Club 3, 4, Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, IRO 4 Cporliornentorionbq Dromo Club 2, Mott Murphy - FFA 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2: Home Ec Club 4, Leo Club 3, 4, lndustrol Arts Club 3, 4, Trock1, 2, 3, 4, Footboll 2, 3, 4, Bond 1, 2, 3, 4 Shown Michelle Murphy - Volleyboll 1, 2, 3, 4, Bond 1, 2, 3, Home Ec Club 4, Lee Ann Nove - Bond 1, 2, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Lotin Club 3 Coeciileb, 4 Cscribobp Leo Club 3, 4, Dromo Club 1, 2, Trock 1, 2, 31 Scholostic Teom 1, 2, 3, 4, Norionol Honor Society 3, 4 Cpresidentbz Morshollonion 3. 4: JETS 3, 4. Ron Nelborger Chrlstopher R. O'Rourke - FFA 1, 2, 3 Creporterh, 4 Ctreosurerb, Beth Ann Poncoke - Business Club 2, Sponish Club 1, 2, 3, Home Ec, Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4, Dromo Club 2, CJ, 4 Cpresidentip Morshollettes 1, 2, B, 4, Closs Secretory 1, 2, 3, 4: Morshollonion 4, MHS News 4. Donold Peterson - lndustriol Arts Club 2, 3: Trock 1, 2, C3 4, FFA 4, FootbollMonoger1, Don Powers Mlke Qulrke - Boseboll 1, 2, 3, 4, lndustriol Arts Club 1. Lorl Ann Rhoods - Red Guord 1: Morshollet- res 2, 3 Cco-coptoinb, Cheerleoder 4, Business Club 2, 3, 4, Home Ec, Club 3, 4, Sponish Club 1, 2, 3, French Club 3, Com- pus Life 2. Mlchoel Kevin Rhoods - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, lndustriol Arts Club 3. Scott C. Rhodes - Lotin Club 1, 2, 3, lndustriol Arts Club 1, 2, IRO 4, Science Club 3, 4, Art Club 2. Leso Ann Ridgwoy - Dromo Club 1: Science Club 2, Business Club 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3 Cvice-presidenrb, 4 ipresidentb, Student Council 2 Ctreosurerb, IRO 4, Closs President 1, 3, 4. Mlchoel London Riggs - lndustriol Arts Club 1: FFA 4. 1 . jf 1. v- -V ,,, t 'iii Steve Roshel - lndustrial Arts Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 1. Catherine Marie Ryan - Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4 Csecretaryb, Leo Club 3, 4 Cvice-presidentb, Scholastic Team 3, National Honor Society 3, 4 Ctreasurerb. Elizabeth Majella Ryan - Spanish Club 1, 2, 8 Cvice-presidentb, 4 Cpresidentb, Science Club 2, 3, 4 Cpresidentb, Leo Club 3, 4 Cpresidentb, National Honor Society 3, 4 Csecretaryby Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Dave Sappington - Spanish Club 1, 2, IRO 8, 4, Business Club 4, industrial Arts Club 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Basketball 1. Angie Schiver Mary Anne Schwab - Business Club 8, Home Ec. Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Drama Club 1, Science Club 1. Joseph Scott Sherrill - Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Ccap- tainl, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 8 Ctreasurerb, 4 Ctreasurerb, Science Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2. Amy Lynn Shotts - Business Club 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Art Club 2, 4, Science Club 3. Lisa Anne Simmers - Business Club 2, 8, 4, Home Ec. Club 2 3, 4, Red Guard 3 Cco- captainb, French Club 8. Jared Allen Smith - Industrial Arts Club 1, Business Club 4, IRO 3, 4. Kimberly Beth Smith - Red Guard C3 Ccap- tainb, 4, Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 3, 4, IRO 4 Ctreasurerb. Tracy Speros - Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3 Ctreasurerb, 4 Cvice-presidentb, Business Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 1, 2. Malinda Sue Spires - Band 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Business Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, IRO 47 TTOCJS1, 2, 3. Diana Lee Starkey - Home Ec. Club 1, 2, ln- dustrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, Art Club 1, 2, 3, IRO 3, 4. Chad Stephens - Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Golf 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Drama Club 1, Class President 2, Student Council 1, 2, JETS 3, 4. Lisa Rae Stinson - Student Council 1, Spanish Club 1, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Business Club 1, 2, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 8 Caedileb, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Team 1, Science Club 2, 3: IRO 4. Anthony Lee Taylor - industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, Football 1. Carol Sue Taylor - Business Club 3, 4, Drama Club 3, Band 1, 2. Troy Allen Tharp - Football 1, 2, 8, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 8, 4. Darren Edward Thompson - Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Ccaptainb, Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3 Cvice-presidentl, 4 Cpresidentb, Home Ec. Club 1, 4, Art Club 2. 9, mnnxuvwyq-9,u1u.q ,snr-vyff.-- tvffjvzm'-,' ' - - A' V 4 - 4 F rrend I rest Scon Rhodes, Brad Mason Cruel and Leso Rndgway Cutest Tush David Sopprngron rf l Most Likely to Succeed Joseph Benner and Corhy Roan Favorite Teachers Mr. Dan Wilson and Mrs. Lolita Parker 24655-2 4 135555: V 4 Dlx :myaaqi zgrivv 2? . mg. !Q:2fC:5:-tg: mizggwf: :kketf-513: zczcdw: Sid '3x2 9:5 . I ill Ill 2 .5 W, Q52 QQ ' ,nr . 1 ff. ll' .w- . .2 ,J x 1-I-A 1' .Jn sf , ,,.m ,,.-,:.,, L fi? W L V- w 7 SQ' M 4534 p , , -'Wing P:-:va-4:4 xfzvcklaf, i2:G15:4p. 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ET fa la if 1 ' a 0 Oo Wzil Vx The New Covenonr srngers Irorn Compus Late pr0vrd0d5p0C1Ol musrc Condell McOowc-II Dee frwrn Uno Wilson Mrssy Wrihmon Amy Morrrn lc-nnrfer Smrrrr Lon Johnson She-rn UuCT1Or JIVYW lrndsoy ond Mrhe Stone --.4-----.,. '- . . .,,. 5 1 re r ' gm? V1 l f 1 , l .P 4 , L: 1 , Q f x . XR ,.f Z4-M MY f . I 3 ' JJ , -,Q V , r V4 4 ,, Q Jr, r W5 Y 4 1 Z T: f 'i 4 if 2? 22 Z W r 11 r fa , . ' 1 f , X X Q 5 i 1 I - 1 U35 ' V . ? 1 '4 . 7:5t i , ' A rn E ,, X f . g , 4 Gene Ellrs rnrnrsrer of the Morsholl Missionory Boprisr Church gove be ' , V , the rnessoge ro rhe seniors ond porenrs, - It won't be long, now. Robin Ferris ond Dovid Soppington reolize thot soon ofter the boccoloureore service comes commencement. Congratulations Class of 1985 Yeley Farms Q ,, ry? fx I bball :Wh r ' f is-L ,gil jx an -. ' if -5' I A as 1 -4 4 , , - g f r 9 I 0 's Lf, I I 1 - On YOUr :Mrk 1 Henk De-ming OL' Lx :n0f'e' Boccoloureote Service Honors Seniors X X if K4 K3 A fx S c E - 6 X. ix Q Baccalaureate services ore quickly becom- ing o thing of the post os more ond more schools combine their groduotion ceremonies into one event. Marshall is one of the few re- maining schools thot holds o boccoloureote service. The baccalaureate service is o special religious service program that is held for seniors and parents the Sundoy preceeding groduotion. Boccoloureote wos held two weeks before groduotion because of the Memoriol Day weekend. Seniors were given the messoge by Gene Ellis on Getting A Good Start. Mighty senior men. Spirits were high ond the seniors were anxious as they woited for the groduotion run-through to begin. Jeff Montgomery, Mike Riggs, Joy Ledermann, Mike Garner, Dole Liggett, Cory Fowler, and Tony Toylor let their excitement show, V . V if ,V . ' , 7 I fffff A L? 3, ' ', f ' ff ' 1 H 4 912 ' 4 6 On your mark . . . Jim Lindsay and Scott Dawson give track coach and senior sponsor, Yeohl We did ltl Steve Roshel and Mike Quirke are obviously pleased thot Honk Deming, o laugh during groduotion reheorsol. QIOOUONOD d0Y iSf1'f f0f OWOY- State Farm Insurance 107 S. 6th 826-5173 I pledge ollegionce. Solutotorion, Beth Ryon: Voledictorion, Joseph Bennet: ond senior closs president, Leso Ridgwoy leod ,., the seniors ond oudience in the Pledge of Allegionce. We mode it at lostl Big smiles were in order for Sondy Moclse ond Beth Evons ofter the commencement exercises. Now we are olumni. The groduoting closs of 1985 become olumni with the moving of the tossel. Troy Thorp, Scott Sherrill, Dorren Thompson, Richie Colhoun, ond Chris Kmucho por- ticipote in the ceremony, .J X J I ,yd rn. ....' lg Q L..r.f, ii A if vf-'lk , ' Q f A hug ond o smile from Scott Rhodes Ore well received from Becky Fitziorrglo The llnol results. Dole Ligger ond Mike Gorner CVWGCH Out their report cords thot were included wirh their diplomos Judy's Hallmark Shop Marshall Square 826-5523 Q, ,iirrffzgzvgrfw -f--if H-,-v.,-,w,, K X' 'WZ' . . if i,,,, Wx ef. ,Q- dl X lx Tears of Joy and Sadness Accompany Graduation After what has seemed an eternity, graduation night finally arrived. When the Class of 1985 started school in the first grade most were excited about the new experience. Any apprehensions were soon forgotten as new friends were made and the world of knowledge was explored. By the time sixth grade arrived many began to wonder if the senior year would ever arrive. Grown-ups were envied because they didn't have to go to school. The long arriving graduation night began with the traditional strains of Pomp and Circumstance being played by the band. McNary gymnasium began to fill with red and white robed seniors who for one last time had gathered as a class. As the last diploma was handed out and the last tassel moved the doors of education at MHS would close. Even through the tears of joy and sadness most seniors realized that the piece of paper held in their hands would open doors to further education or to employment. In the not too distant future these some seniors who couldn't wait to get out of school may find themselves thinking as they see kids going off to school that it would be great to be a kid again. Thanks moml Darren Thompson lets his emotions rake over as he received a hug. For twelve years you get this. Richie Calhoun gladly accepts his diploma from school board president, Tom Murphy. Celebration time. Lori Lindley and Scott Sherrill celebrate graduation with fellow classmates. Amy Woodard expresses her joy that graduation is finally over. Anybody got a Kleenex? Deena Bishop wipes away o tear while Lisa Stinson tries to control her emotions after commencement was over. Honors Ntqhr lot 1965 wos held Moy lo tn the Coleterto Mrs Dee Enqlond wos the speoker for the eventng After her ptesentorton mony owords were presented ond scholor- shtps recetved my MHS students Winners of the Amertcon Leglon Essoy contest were Angte Jor- don Soto Hoyes, ond Greg Engltsh An athletic scholot Scott Dowson recetves the US Army Scholor Athlete oword The gong's all here. Most of the students who received on oword, honor or scholorship ore in this picture, me--t 1 'KA X. E t f t r Sc hdlnls J' 'Q t -lt--'f YI .iff , I B3-. K .. t ,F 2 if 4 L ' Bt 1 li. ' 4 1.3 lt X -J '31 rw? ,vw f Z V . 1 'fr ! K I 1 ?,r 17 r 2 l 1 3 'Hu Hifi: Q, Awards presented or recognized Included the following: Indiana State University Academic Scholar- ship Award: Scott Dawson and Beth Pancake. Natlonal Honor Society Regional Tourna- ment Scholarship: Joseph Bennet. Bausch and Lomb Science Award: Joseph Bennet and Lee Ann Nave. United State Army Scholar Athlete: Beth Ryan and Scott Dawson. Lowney Turner Handy Creative Writing Award: Joseph Bennet. Illinois State Scholarship Commission Jeff Amacher Joseph Bennet Kathleen Griffith Nancy Hornbrook Lee Ann Nave Beth Pan- cake Chad Stephens and Richard Whitaker: Daughters of the American Revolution: Lisa McQueen. Scholastic Team Awards: Perfect Attendance at both meets and practices: Greg English Lauretta Prewett and Nancy Hornbraok. High Point Scorers: Joseph Bennet Nancy Horn- brook Angie Jordon and Greg English. Little ll- lini All Conference Team: Angie Jordan. Most Valuable Player Lincoln Troll College Tourna- ment: Greg English Four-year members: Lisa McQueen Nancy Hornbrook Lee Ann Nave and Joseph Bennet. Outstanding Player Awards: Nancy Hornbrook and Greg English. Eastern Illinois University Honors Bond: Michelle Joab and Tricia Jones. John Philip Sousa Outstanding Concert Band Senior: Jim Lindsay. Women s Club Scholarship for Speech: Lara Trezise. Womens Club 'Scholarship for Art: John Shorts. American Legion Essay Winners: Freshman- Sophomore Division First-Angie Jordan Second-Jeff Wernz Third-Sarah . Hayes and Fourth-Greg English. Junior-Senior Division First- Joseph Bennet Second-Jim Prevo Third-Kris Lindley and Fourth-Beth Pancake. Bennet. National Latin Award: National Latin Exam: Gold-Joseph Bennet and Betty Prewett Silver- Lisa Wiser. illinois State Latin Tournament: Superior-Lisa Wiser Kris Lindley Tammy Wiser Betty Prewett Chad Good and Joseph Bennet- Excellent-Tina Sanders Angie Jordon Tami Wallace Lee Ann Nave and Lori Lindley, Presidential Scholarship to St.Marys of the Woods College: Beth Ryan and Cathy Ryan. y Best Thespian: Beth Pancake and Tricia Jones. Eastern illinois University Business Contest: First-Kris Lindley Shorthand I: Third-Deena Bishop Shorthand ll and Second-Kim Smelcer Typing ll. Other participants: Tricia Jones Tami Wallace Debby Haopingarner Julie Roberts Malinda Spires Pam Bradley and Lori Martin. Business Student of the Year: Julie Roberts. Elks Most Valuable Student Award: Beth Ryan. Coil Sales Scholarship: Julie Jordan. Lions Club Scholarship: Beth Ryan. American Legion Auxlllary Glrls State: Kris Lindley and Michelle Burkyblle alternate. Nellie Stephenson Award: Beth Pancake. 40 and 6 Nurse s Scholarship: Lisa Stinson. American Legion School Medal Award: Joseph Bennet and Beth Ryan. American Legion School Medalion: Scott Dawson and Lee Ann Nave. Wal-Mart Scholarship: Joseph Bennet. Cole Scholarship: Lisa McQueen. Spanish Award: Chris Kmucha. French Award: Donna Betts. Science Teachers Award Lee Ann Nave- Josten's Foundation, Inc. Scholarship: Joseph .......,,.- .-,.-. ,,, . . , I o pw- ' ---1 as-gm -.-any -vids, ,Hp-. if ' s - -. n 1- 1 .r 1 1 , 1 azc 2 V 5 f 'sv if . r I I x I - ' .1 Ja, . Y . 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The 1984 seoson should be remembered os o rebuilding yeor for teom members ond first-yeor cooch Zovorol. Toke flvel The vorsity teom mokes good use of their breok between gomes. Vorslty Squod: Cfrontb Tino Sonders, Llso Bossrlck, Angelo Thompson, Shelley Grieve. Cboclo Coach Bonnie Zovorol, Sherri Bucher, Denise Woshburn, Shown Murphy, Cortho Schroeger, ond Tommy Wiser. One plus one equals . . . Llso Bosstlck ond Denise Woshburn give eoch other pointers. One that got owoy, Angelo Thompson goes up for o block os Llso Bosstlck wotches the boll fly over the tlps of her fingers. 1,'v., , . W V S 4 45 Z Els cf sa x' 3 X My I,A'7 ' V .. W,,.,....-.i, . 4 ,. , is cw ' . V J V 17.5 arf ,rilyr we 4., .. A , -, '4f',,wf',:- jgtf,-. H4 ,f,,,t,tf., f.: rays- ,,..,gf-., ,f ,f,,,, V- .,,f,x-tr f.,ffm.,-weft-.f,v,-r.-Q ,1 .sf-uf f X , f, ..w,,a,f.4f I , f,f--,, ff , 5 W- 'WJ f- ,4- . vffw , t t , Wt::gr4.f-.rfiif-,fgfftg ft ,fa ,1 t L., . ' , , , .,.. ,.., , , i ', W' - 1 . rzfviff i ,V f wif. , I f, 2, '. , f ,. ,,. ,, ,.f.. ,, ,vw f ,J , 1, f , .ff ,. 'V ' wif-f-' zf?Wff'fff,fc , - , V iff f 'rift w ' ' ' Proud parents. Senior ployer Shown Murphy wos recognized olong with her porents, Dole ond Joyce Murphy, ot the finol home gome of the seoson. One brlght spot. Denise Woshburn ond Cortho Schroeger monoge to flosh o bright smile even though the teom lost onother gome. Bus rides somehow seem longer when there is not 0 victory brought home. Take a dlvel Tino Sonders tokes o dive to return the boll. Chalk up onother one, Sherri Bucher prepores to dojust thot. l ,,, Hedge's Store 709 Archer 826-2813 ,. .. Ju.. :f.-f-',,. , - gm -2'7:57'i3:f:6:.--7'-V, j 'A HW Just ln case Lrso Wiser ond Jennifer Brondr mrss the block they ore attempting. Julle PICHOY Ofld Tommy Wrser woit. 4 f ecerd-0-16 Choflesron Rabi, V , Martinsville West Vigo Kansas 1 Palestine Newton Oblong Casey Hutsonvllle 'Hutsonville 'iconferencel Martinsville Westfield Cumberland Neogo Oblong Cregionolsb 1-15 9-15 6-15 12-15 315 15-6 3-15 6-15 2-15 6-15 12-15 8-15 1-15 1-15 5-15 2-15 6-15 5-15 1-15 0-15 3-15 10-16, 3-15 0-15 0-15 9-15 13-15 2-15 0-15 5-15 2-15 2-15 3-15, O-15 JV record 1-16 Charleston Robinson Mortlnsvllle West Vigo Konsos Polestlne Newton Oblong Cosey Hursonvllle Mortlnsvllle Westfield Cumberlond Neogo 1015 14-16 15-7 9-15 O-15 1-15 1512 O-15 7-15 7-15 1-15 12-15 1-15 1-15 515 1512 16-18 1-15, 157 7-15 3-15 15-12 515 2-15 6-15 4-15 6-15 9-15 13-15 515 A-15 14-16 After that lost ploy if oppeors thot Liso Wiser, Jennifer Brondr ond Julie Pickor ore overwhelmed wirh omozemenr. Don't be ofroid, Liso Wiser ond Judye Thompson oppeor ro hove o cose of sroge frighr while teom members Jocki Pickor, Shelley Grieve, Jennifer Brondr, Julie Pickor, Tommy Wiser get info o huddle. Dumping the ball is Becky Firzjorrold while Tommy Wiser gets prepored for the second hir. Anything but mod describes the emorion rhor Judye Thompson expresses when she is token out of the gome. f ff On the way to store, Chris Loke PUT5 one in on his woy to I he srore rournomenr compefifion- , .,.,., . . .,-- e .:,2-4.-Nswfg :wx Vf Lvffyvw-,.:4Q'1z-wi-fwzmrwsof fr.-2 .4 . Wi' 5. 5555:'iif-Wivisim'w,s,1M1Nf'Zf'fQ.s V MQ, ,4,1Q::2'ft1I+?x' ,,?:, .,agrJ f f L A -4,1 my . af.-pkg Q N -X . 4? if K jgfigjgg 7' ? ' ff , ..,L .,.L.,L.,,k,x,,V. ,L..L . K, . M -'.1.5 Rafi ,'Li.L' K Q Q A ,, n X,V, . ,e ,Nemm - 195 e X . 3 , f 2 A-5' - - .,. - w9G'Y l 1. J'SliJ9.w 4 - x ' M 4, 4 ,ouhef 1 Y Xe - ZS XM , Q f Mx vQf Q Exif o ,X G25's,:fi3'fse?3ff?4fsskssyfkwa -5 Q .H,-mf.. ,. M, f - ,www -f-, A um few A, . 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An impressive 8-o-1 record wos posted by the teom. The teom olso finished third in the Robinson Regionol ond quolified for the West Fronkfort Sec- tionol. During the seoson Chris Loke emerged os one of the top high school golfers in this port of the stote. The Lions hove o difficult time finding . ,' --SJ yo, fin. '- schools in this oreo thot ore the some size ond still offer golf. Morsholl usuolly ploys bigger, Closs AA schools such os Mottoon, Chorleston, Donville, Poris ond Robinson. The lions ore surely becoming o golfing power in the oreo. Seven veteron golfers will return for ploy next yeor. Chris Lolse, Joson Poncolse, Blue Poncolse, Joy Gord, Ben Lueken, John Hoggott, ond Rodney Lomb will oil return for the 1985 seoson. The '85 edi- tion of the lions golf teom might hove o shot ot o store crown. Lions becoming golf powerhouse -:'-H74 Xx i With his white glove Drod Adoms gets reody ro do some dirty work onthe course Wlth equol amounts ot shrli iorm ond determine- tron Joy Gord heods another boil roword the cup Though o great goolor loops' golferl Rodney Lomb seems to spend most oi his time holding up ff' A P11 .. it 8 , r ' ' in I , K C M U' -.1 7 01, I., 3, f ll O - 5 -ty. .aim , N, Kar' x ,i- ' I 45 the tiog 1964 Morsholl golfers itronri Shonnon Peck Josoo Poncoke Chod Ste hens Rcho'd Wh-vol-er John -l E K C '1 9:- 'JF D r - Hoggort ond Blue Poncoke illocki Cooch Poul Robinson Sondy Lomb Joy Gord Brod Adoms Den Lueken Chris Lohe ond Pot lohnson L T1P !'4 ..,-.- , ' --' f::T.'c' - -1Eff:-,.-511:1,:2Irv-'-.--1 D . V- ,. , txt , l -A sniff ' .. ' ' K I. gs, , e is Lions Just Miss State Playoffs With a record of 7-2 the Marshall Lions wer tory short of returning to the state playoffs. The two losses were to West Vigo and in the last game of the I season Casey The homecoming game was regu ar , . the biggest game for the Lions as they faced the big- ood team. The Lions proved e one vic- ger, undefeated Oakw victorious with a 14-6 victory. The 1984 season had ' backs Tim some great moments to recall. Both running I McConchie and Steve McGee rushed for more than 1000 yards. The team will lose seven seniors but will ' ' he 1985 have plenty of juniors to come back for t SGOSOFI. my-. 4 x 51 3555. ff-ff pai' 34 4-7' ,ni ..-f' db. 1, 'iii s.,' 'iv .,,. i 'grills QQ ,-ft? fa ' A. ., k favpjx , 4- , gg 'ya 1 5 Zu-1 A few more yards isjust what Tim McConk'e ' dd' - 1 1007 yards for the season. I IS 0 mg to his roto' Ol 1 in A i ' lv M . -fi RGOCFY, sei' 9ol The Lion defense gets set for Oakwood-Fithian in the fn c . Jw V 4 t homecoming contest. It N .- - ' 17 . t .. ri' Trl-captains of the '84 football team were ' A J- I Scott H ' b . L, A 5,-Q, ren Thompson, and Scott Sherrill. lggm Omom' Dm 1 Q1 l . 1 'S ' ' ,, ' 1 1 ,, M f or , T l 'K - L' x N .1 ,I rv fy l + - , I NI bk , I 1 of F A W , ' y . 1 K V I lx , f ,W Q X f Q f x x ' AL I Marshall Quarterback Club l, l .s 'K L 95 Ext, 5 Qfffu Y. V , 5 1 , l D Y 19644 ,Xu Bw- Sw? x, MQW V 01:2 .. , X V ...R ,..-tv... More yotdoge needed. Steve MCC-lee heods through the line for yet onother goin tn yotdoge Although they fell short of thetr gool Motsholls Steve McGee ond Mork Shively pursue 0 Casey runner 4 M I 4 y- - 4 ' .gt :LJ r 1 in A 1 1,5-S-fhflsiftz 7 , 53 ' u fi, S - ' 1- T at v HN 1 FQ J' , 'I' ,il El X., 'H Fifa! t 'l ' I' ' 1 I -. I, . , fl B tl F sr - fl I N x' ggfif g ' Q - X A ' 1 . 1' thwbtteflf. - -. S luv!-4 , ', 'tc-'ff 1ev1'1.J4'A'qw-rxF14.x '++'2 'ET1F n ?'d'iI 'fif1'?!f P: - H , 35 ...YI 1964 Votslty footboll squod, Kfrontb Scott Higglnbothom, Steve Boyer. Jett Stepp Tum McConch-e Scott Stu-ml Steve McGee lon Leoermonn , Btlon Smlth. Jon Wilson, K. C. Hoyes. ond Todd Gunn Qnd tow? Roo Ctumnm Deke Hows Tom Keetef Tony 500001 TVOCY V000 Make 9 Stone. Ken Wolters. Troy Thorp. John Borden. ond Jim Nvolter 13rd row? Tum Jones Moth Motecroh Kem Hewm moo Womet Cotvn Coates MOU Murphy. Dorftn Thompson. Roy Cummins. Derry Millet, Mork Shtvely ond Don Goth Cbodwl Coofhes lohn Rouen boy Inge Di Deieglu-we ondTlmLeffletondteomrnembetI1eld Porket MarshaIl's Quarterback Club Got thotl? lodd Gunn gets odvtce on o new ploy from Cooch lohn Hosten Coming to help Scott Higginbothom I I te o tockle. the ball? Ployers from M Vorsrty record 7 2 ponenr West Vugo Tuscolo Cumberland Oblong Ookwood Sulllvon Mortlnsvulle Cosey OP Poris W weSS fofwdd , . ., N -f X., . . to goin o first down. -,wc ,,,, ,i Q za' L qv, .gl Putting one through. Colvin Cootes attempts 0 punt with some ossistonce from boil holder Moria Shiveiy. Senior quarterback Scott Higginbothom pre-pores to poss Getting the scoop. Lion offense men listen closely to the ploy being coiled in the huddle. A A Marshall Quarterback Club if ik , A-Pi S ln sz li ff Good Intentions Foil to Give Lody Lions' Bosketboll o Winning Seoson Morsholl's Lody Lions did not hove o winning seoson. However, if the lost gome of the seoson hod been the first, the seoson record might hove been much improved. Morsholl rollied to toke control of the first holf only to foll behind eleven points in the third quorter. While there wos o smoll glim- mer of hope for the seoson the girls could just not get the right combinotion together for o winning seoson. There were severol high points for the Lody Lions. Senior guord Beth Ryon, the on- ly senior on the squod, led the teom in scoring. Beth wos nomed to ploy on the LIC tourney teom. While the seoson did end on o low note, the future looks promising. Freshmen teommotes Judye Thompson ond Tino Sonders led the teom with ossists ond were usuolly close behind Ryon in scoring. GirI's Basketball Teom CfrontD Melisso Mortin, Michelle Joob, Liso Wiser, Tino Sonders, Kerrie Joy, Kim Oglesby. Cbockb Cooch Louro Hillenbrond, Tommy Wiser, Kim Joy, Potty Smith, Missy Gordner, Judye Thompf son, ond Beth Ryon. lt's yours! Toke ltl Forword Tommy Wiser is reody to ossist senior Beth Ryon os Ryon goes up for onother Ioyup in regionol oction. Shore-Parker Insurance 119 N. Sixth 826-8111 5 ng. , I 326155 Don't you dorel Freshman Judye Thompson uses some facial language to help put some good defensive moves on a Casey player. MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MH MH MHS MHS MH MHS MH MHS MH Girls Basketball Scoreboard W-5 L-14 Georgetown St. Joe-Ogden Paris West Vigo Cumberland Oblong Palestine Casey Casey Casey Cumberland Oblong Palestine Newton Chrisman Robinson Charleston Shiloh Newton Left. 2, 3, 4. lt's not the latest dance step, rather Tina Sanders con- gratulating Beth Ryan on a good play. lt could have been worse. Coach Hillenbrand discusses a play that went wrong with Tina Sanders. Even With o e Lions Foil to Reoch the 500 M od cooch, Tim Lef- Under the direction of new he fler, the Morsholl High School bosketboll teom wound-up the seoson with o losing 9 ond 16 record. Th teom could never reolly pull together ofter los- e ing their seoson opener. The lions were knocked-off in the first gorne of the conference tourney. Mor- sholl wos oble to copture two wins during the Shiloh The holidoy tourney to toke home fourth ploce. d won their first gorne t to Mortinsville, the sectionol lions entered the regionol on ogoinst Neogo, but los winner. Junior Vorsity Squod Dorren Lindsoy Contrell, Steve Boyer, Don Flowers, Rick Dowson, Tony Sonders, Mork Johnson, Jon Beol, Brion Wolloce. The JV teom is cooched by Tom , Ross Morcoot, Chris Lycon, Brett McQueen. A view from below is whot Scott Higginbothorn observes while teomrnotes Richie Colhoun ond Scott Dowson fight for the rebound. VARSITY SCOREBOARD 1984 65 OPPONENT Bridgeport Oblong Shiloh Konsos Ridge Form Ookwood Newmon Shiloh Villo Grove Chrisrnon Curnberlond MH Poris Robinson Cosey Hutsonville Polestine Westfield Mortinsville Cumberlond West Vigo Polestine l-lutsonville Neogo Morrinsville Record Q io 5 54 ' 71 52 45 62 ' 61 70 A7 64 ' 73 70 79 54 M gg ' A 74 93 57 65 55 Cosey BQ 44 4 BO 5 so 72 oi 1 53 46 . 67 - gi 38 - 7 66 50 61 I 00 49 22 23 ' w 32 7 . 2 12 anim All the right moves is all It takes for Ben Lueken to keep the ball from a Palestine player. A helping hand from Richie Calhoun who wants the ball inside. 'fx 5:2 4sf x, if ,,, 1 ,, , u 5 Varsity Basketball Squad Cfrontb Chad Stephens, Jeff Stepp, Tim McConchie, Joy Gord. Cbackb Steve Robinson, Ben Lueken, Scott Higgin- botham, Scott Dawson, Malcolm Bartram, Coach Tim Leffler. Not pictured is Richie Calhoun. F C A X -f 2 Li? E14 A' ,xr iv I ,-sf' 1--v 9 ' , 1 I 1 'I n xp I qi' -t V7.4 lfjt- Y s . .. .- Wi: VIP S f i t :Ji f M- 1 -1- 2- .. . 'if va-gif '-I9-:i.fjq,i:4j, M, , I Q :-JL' -gif.- ,-,9,,,.M - ,522 , i , ggi, .. Q5 1-'Rim' A Fifi -M kkflkhiff I fgfiiffif ,1 ' 1' M S Y 4 if iff x . . its .X .T Q., ,., ,5 y The 1985 edition of the Lions' trock found the Lody Lions with on unbeoten 17-0 record ond the boys teom hoving o much improved of4-1 record from o 1-13 590500 lost yeor. The Lody Lions took first ploce in the LIC conference toking 10 of 16 in- dividuol events. Six Lody Lions went to the Stote Trock Meet Preliminories in Chorleston, but foiled to quolifY f0f The Finols. Morsholl wos repfesenfed bY Sheffi Strohm ond Amy Woodord in the 100- meter hurdles ond the 4x10O reloy te-Om of Liso Bosstick, Bridgette Stofford, Tricio Jones ond Michele Joob. I Much of the improvement of the boY 5 trock con be ottributed to the return of former MHS trock cooch, Honk Deming. The teom ploced third in the Cumberlond ln- Trock is Bock ot MHS vitotionol ond ploced well in the Robinson lnvitotionol. The Lions come in ond in the conference trock meet losi Cumberlond by o single point. Srev McGee represented the Lions ot the Spore Trock Meet where he ron in the 200 meter dosh. Tim McConchie wos chosen os the Most Voluoble Ployer ond Molcol from won the Gut Effort Aword. o close sec. ng to e m Bor- ,V I , Y + 'if v 3 lille ,941--t,.,,,.., ri , -f 'LJ Y . . ucdstv i , g ., ' S ' ' A A ' f '.-. 341-I ' 3 M .i,i f , 1. ,. 1 Tl I if Aki ' ., ' . A U I-'N S t t - ,,,Pif'i+g'fff12 fi f , i T ' 5 1' I i 3- , , A Concentration is needed by Mott Mur hy os he ets set to throw the ,g',f,, 1. , 2 5 , P Q ts. ,, 5- m , . shot. ff-V f-- Lody Lions Cfrontb Amy Woodord ond Liso McQueen with the LIC con- ference trophy. Csecondb Liso Wiser, Michele Joob, Renee Holmes, Bridgette Stofford, Amy McConchie, Kerry Joy, Sherri Strohm, J. J, McEochron, Tricio Jones, Liso Bosstick. Cthirdb Cooch Becky Holmes, Anito Thorp, Michelle Burkybile, Twilo Potterson, Riso Froker, Tomi Wolloce, Kim Joob, Amy Yeley, Cortho Schroeger, Angelo Thompson, Sherri Bucher, Cooch John Hosten. Cbocl-O Cooch Honk Deming, Jump frog. Don Flowers folls bock in the sond while performing the long Jump. Another hand-off. Liso Bosstick honds-off to reloy teom member Tricio Jones. s Q t J ...Q 4 30' I 4- ll-is 'QZAY' . 'T -f'gf Q QQWAQQQTA 1 -.sr .'.'.'. A . i 2 if ldv-tv ef WP K t JU 4 ,s ' 1 Mm uf h X C . ce: 'i l 1+ , Q ' 1 J 'ln s.-bw qs? ,M J M -vu M , dp to . . ' .hx 'Npgf x , '. , . Y' I .G f i -. . . r P , , 41 f ff ' l 1 V . z if ., -,xx 1, C. WM M. o,..X S-4' D. OOPS! Sherri Strohm catches one of the hurdles as she goes over. Team member Amy Woodard is not for behind. Another winner. Tim McConchie and Steve McGee cross the finish line within seconds of each other during o 100 meter run. With the greatest of ease Mark Shively takes a Ieop in the triplejump. The shot-put is the event thot Rlsa Fraker has completed for the Lady Lions. Boys Track Teom. Cfrontb Coaches Hank Deming and John Hasten. Cmid- dleb Mott Murphy, Eric Boyer, Scott Spinner, Jim Bullock, Jerry Gorner, K. C. Hayes, Don Flowers, Reid Parker, Jon Ledermann. Cbackb Pot Johnson, Malcolm Bartram, Deke Hows, Richie Calhoun, Tim McConchie, Mark Shively, Steve McGee, Rob Crumrin and Curt Smith. With great expectations and high hopes the Lions baseball team began their 1985 season. However the team didn't live up to its expectations. The Lions fell short in their quest to hold on to the conference ti- tle they captured last year. Third place in the conference behind Casey and Kansas was the best the Lions could do. Overall the team posted an even 8-8 record. - The season was not without its strong Baseball Falls Short of Expectations points. Senior Scott Dawson was named the most valuable ployer. The shortstop hit .392 tied for the RBI lead with 16, and led in stolen bases with 11. Troy Thorp led the team with three homers, tied Dawson and Greg Fields for RBI honors. Scott Sherrill end- ed the seoson with a .326 batting average and 11 RBI's. Sherrill was later nomed to the LIC all-conference teom. The Golden Glove .- 121- A mfg gefggg Ereoriggslaveroge with one error in 40 se:vue-1dXggspjirpchis-r??oEI?l:-Sseoclconqggalccllwke Ban Wilson and Terry Moreland are 0? '4 Q - . 'I . .. e.- -.-U Avi. '.k1l W If . L 1' -:S -s ' 1-Q 5fP. 1iZ,g. , its , U..-.,-....--..-. ,J , w alms. .vm-.w.f..S.... . . v Kr. fe ,iff M, . ,f' .1 T ii Tgflili 2 . 1 we . Some coaching ad- ' vice is given to pitcher Greg Fields by A coach Wilson. fs The waiting game. Stacy Speros and Greg Stepp walt their turn to get in the game. .. , ,. ,. ,A K D. xi.. . ps., . .. ,A f was Lions nQ5ebaii.,reaqircffcifio'K'eiiy,o'aQurife. mggagggrfoymcdiiief, todd aim, siQEy sperm, Ke-tiny Walters, troy Thorp H005 Anaclser, Greg Stepp, Mike Quirke.Cback9iC'ooch-Dan Wilsohffkdtt Qawson, Greg Fields, Zion Wilson, Ben Lueken, Brett Cantrell lien Er. nhart, Chris Lake and'Scott Sherrillf , A ' g s . ., N ,sf . :W if' L, ,N A 1' 1.14 . 1-Q X fiqfk-npr. i. .. 0 l I fi. fr Q ' ' lk 1 1' F r nd 1 . ,... it A- A...-. 4 Si .5 V. ..-xx ,L W , ' il 'W gr. r 'sI ll4 I, .f.u'6:.! Pacesetter Sports 2831 S. 3rd Terre Haute its-'f' .-T' -nuff! ,4' E. .Q S: .el I -Nl .I ., r., rf -X .gf Q W 3 8 , 1 1 H005 1. 59i0lNd LC Q 'C' it 49 of Luke KOQCBQS G Ui? our ywierlile 0.x K ' 5 t lill- Bt so ' A x 2,14 - ,tl hai , 1 'P-gp Hans 'ell Ken Er- l2l3'4 5 dwg' Sf- , X gig IS 'VVA ' li , Na tx XYW is is f . I H .Xml-ll ..,s Asn- H.. - H air. Vfffi ' 5 E B 4 F +A, A l ' L 4 .M ,, 'C' ' I 'J gl.. ' A we Q . ,. Ab., ..,. A MHS 1 2 15 10 O Q 9 6 O 2 13 8 10 O O 12 BASEBALL SCOREBOARD OPPONENT South Vermillion South Vermillion Hutsonville Mortinsville Poris Poris Polestine Cumberland West Vigo Konsos Morrinsvllle Westfield Oblong Shiloh Cosey Konsos CregionolD W-8 L-6 t V . IA. Mgslhiiikiwm- 9 19 O 0 2 8 6 2 18 V .Ae 45,g+:-- , QW.. .1 X- - -gif N sg., - -,fr ., f AV, Aix: x , . . .. ,L M . ,RQ-., ' U-'see -V , In .I .-A ,A 3, .vhs , ,N -.:. - .,,.,, .. awww , , K is N -.N -, A sm, first bose. vt, threw it. Let's ploy 109. Jon Wilson tries to moke the TOQ on the runner ot One for home. .Ion Wilson throws one home. Con l do that one ogoln? If the look on Chris Loke's foce is ony in- dicotion of the pitch thot hejust threw, he didn't like the woy he ...,0.nP' Edgar County Savings 3' I-can 119 S. 6th Sf. ,',- ' 1 1- . l I ' f Cheerleoders for Morsholl High School sports pro- grom hod o greot yeor. For the second yeor in o row, the Vorsity Cheerleoders hove won the LlC Conference Cheerleoding trophy. To ottoin the high reputotion the cheerleoders procticed during the summer ond twice o weels during the regulor seoson. Mrs. Morionne Stepp served os sponsor for the girls. According to Mrs. Stepp, hoving self discipline, oppeoling outfits ond precise movements were the keys to their success. Cheerleoder Missi Wilson concluded, We oll showed enthusiosm worlsed os o teom, ond did the best we could in order to win. lt is certoinly no surprise thot the cheerleoders ore responsible for never letting the school spirit ot MHS die. Junior Vorsity Cheerleading Squod Lynnette Schoeter, Renee Holmes, Sherri Srrohm leonne itipiiip son Clion moscotb, Koren Holloron, ond Cheryl We-rnz A witches brew for o victory is being stirred os the cheerleoders perform o skit during 0 pep session for one of the footboll gomes 5 5 'Q t up Q ' 0' 'no s 4 Q' fo 5 N I I I: A I 3 X 4-,+J.,-,-Y,.1,Yr.- -f-----A '- --L-W 'ann' The MHS Spirit XX: p rx , if The pyramids of Marshall. One of the most popular mounts that the cheerleaders do is the pyramid. The cheerleaders will also admit that it is one of the more difficult mounts to do. Football Cheerleaders. Cfronrb Cheryl We-rnz, Renee Holmes, Pam Thorp. Cbaclsb Lynnette Schaefer, Lisa Stinson, Mascot Jeanne Thompson, Sherri Strohm, and Lori Rhoacis. 2' ,f ,J 5, 4 X 0 ' W 'N I S f x 7 Q if ..f' X fu. XX M: W 14.51, - nw,- Q., , .-1 ,f X I '.,f.ff'j--T i1,. , rtrf ' S T , . ,V , ,. 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New 1 one mor you won r qer! were Boyer mor-res sure mor me .-f , f , - , '.- J Jr,-, 2313.1 519.41-'S Re-to Parker ond Tony ' 1:--3 --guy fo .naar 1 fweedecl 5 T my Score vwo more for ,:3hor'1o'eSreve Doye' os he shoors ogomsr T T ez -' .rv ::::1e Freshmen 0oskevbolITeom1964A5 5 S'-we N ze: for S'-2--e Jecwel' ire Bwoqk Rob Srwriey i T ' ' S+. ':e' Net- 1 Deere ,:-ack' Kew Em?-ov Chfrg Lyqqn, ' ' ' :se 12' :Jw-ew Scar' Uzeeck -ioes ATCC?-19' Rerd 1 'W - TC e-. me Coach ,om Hcsree I I C Q P I Eitel Dutch Center - Terry Stephen , 48 1414 Archer Ave. 826-5914 .kinbww W ,J -4- ,-L., - A . V H 'AW v A i jf- V-H-----1-.w..,.a.g.-un-p.,,,, -i , Going back for o long one Steve Boyer drops bock for o poss. 7. as Q 1 s ii A fig E E 33 E 2 . it 4 f C 1 S ? to .,.,, . K .JL + A A A ? .12f,, l V I k Xx Qi I W '- t :-- -V .,,, - . -r r 1 . if I J -f Nazi. ffl 5122, ff- ' l 5 ' 5 .. V - ,,.. , . K 'apgf' 4 -'4 1- N.,-QQ . 4.2 me ' t-fu-.1 ' ' 'F' ,V N V X 'fr .'.:2'.'-,-LW? I 'F' -1' 1 -4 VUL ' ff. law 1' qw x .. FreshfSoph footboll team. Crow 15 Mork Morecroft, Ed Duke, Don Flowers, Kevin Hewitt, Trocy Wilson, Tom Keefer, Jon Leder- monn, Scott Lindley. Crow 27 Chris Lycon, Scott McDaniel, Hons Anocher, Brion Smith, Dovid Switzer, Rob Crumrin, Richord Smiely. Crow SD Brooks Rhoods, Scott Strohm, Curt Smith, K. C. Hoyes, Kenny Ernhort, Don Clork. Crow 45 Scott Litzenick, Tom Mocke, Brett Fields, Steve Boyer, Tony Sonders, Glenn Shumoker, Jim Perry, Cooch Tim Leffler. Follow the leoder. K. C. Hoyes leods the woy for Brion Smith os Steve Boyer follows close behind. I I -0 ' ' ' - ' ' - - V - fl N1-Gisfuw Aw -.es-..xb. . .wi-,:u?xN.','1 .w.Am...5L- '.A-...g. . .ff L45'0Xr.'T' ff .gf .Sai . ,- , ,. ,, , '.,..1,:-.w.sex,2,Lhs,.f.f, ,-A4.,'-:Jax 541. Q- 4-a J ' 5 1' , i A 726 'fi ' 74,7 Y ff- V V YY 'Q ' V I ' ' ' ' Y ' i Y f ' ---- f f - --t ,,il.4i,,,,, ,Y ul P +-..s:.:...- .di.tf .,-,1q1mah4zwmpwr'-1,-fmwyaggsgnn-5-- .....4,.n.-,,.,f:,..gnm-,- .-.. . -,....,.:p-was-,get- sr.f:,..-Y--f'nw--of-,sw-A. -H.. I-71 -fv--f-1-iw, -.,M-- - ' . , .- . - '- 'ite --if 1-- ff ' . , -. . .Y -, ' ' , , l tl, i 1 T l i E On the road again to Eastern Illinois University and the art show. Fred Hayes, Harold Shetler, April Robinson, Mr. Tim David, Brad Adams, Dave Mullen, and John Shotts are ready to return to Marshall after a busy day. Art club members Cfrontb Mr. Tim David, Sora Hayes, April Robinson, Amy Woodard, Twila Pat- terson, Amy Shorts. Cmiddleb Mike Garner, Jeff Montgomery, Pat Johnson, Stacy Speros, Scott Lindley. Cbackb John Shotts, Brad Totten, Tony Boesiger, Randy Washburn, ond Dove Mullen. Ll ,,. ' Vw i a - f -F' Q5 A X 1 , N y . ,A mr' L . -'W , 1 , fin mr W 57' ,V X X x. - 1 2 'Q ' .. , ' ts...12 M. 4 T 'i .1 . Grieve Sunoco S. Michigan Ave. 826-2921 6 ,..,fj'.,..-.-... ,.Q..i. swwc i ,M Leaders of the pack. Mr. Tim Dovid ond Off club officers Amy Woodard, Stocy Speros ond Amy Amocher. .. 'V ,, ,.+ ',4yif ,W 3 nf ' ,,wf ' 2 W v ff ' W M57 , Q ' ,J-f' A , 4.6 ' ,m m R Jfi , ie' i ca' ..,, WW' Art club members begon their yeor under o new foce ot Morsholl High, Mr. Tim Dovid. Officers Amy Woodord, president, Stocy Speros, vice-president, ond Amy Amocher, secretory-treosurer, ossisted Mr. Dovid in plonning octivities for the club. In the toll some ofthe club members took o field trip to Eostern Illinois Univer- sity to see the ort works of other students. A trip to the Indionopolis Museum of Art wos orgonized in the spring. Some of the students hod their designs entered in the Notionol Scholostic Art Contest. John Shotts, o sophomore, received speciol recognition in the con- test. To help roise money for oirbrush equipment students held o turkey roffle ond boke sole. The ort club olso helped the trock teom by pointing stort ond finish signs for the trock. In Moy ort students held their own ort show. I like what I see is expressed by Scott Lindley os he looks ot the ort show Look what I didl Rondy Woshburn disployed his ort works ot the Moy ort show e :. Y , u....,.-.. - M. . , .. - U?ni',VA c,JZl.W 1 - r -I ' disploy. 'YEP First National Bank 215 N. Michigan 826-6311 I it Senior business club members. Cfrontb Noncy Horn- brook, Missy Cloypool, Trocy Speros, Tomi Born- hort, Leso Ridgwoy, Robin Ferris, Lori Rhoods. Csecondb Shonnon Grieve, Kim Locy, Deeno Bishop, Amy Mortin, Corlo Murphy, Molindo Spires, Liso Simmers. Cthirdb Julie Jordon, Lori LeMoy, Son- dy Mocke, Beth Evons, Dovid Soppington, Jon Wilson. Cbockb Sondy Kemper, Amy Shorts, Corol Toylor, ond Scott Dowson. Junior business club members. Cfrontb Soro Stover, Pom Thorp, Shelly Cutright, Kolyndo Switzer, Tom- my Peorce, Dorleno Ronks, Denise Woshburn. Csecondb Missy Hendrix, Sheri Livvix, Kelly Wright, Dorlo Milbourn, Tommy Corpenter, Jeonne Burkett, Lori Mortin. Cthirdb Terry Bounds, Melisso Boggs, Tino Donhom, Liso Forrel, Julie Roberts, Kris Lindley, Angelo Thompson. Cbockb Rochelle Ron- doll, Buffy Reed, Liso Osborne, Chris Loke, Steve McGee, Ben Lueken, ond Liso Bosstick. Sophomore business club members. Cfrontb Leno Dominick, Vicki Hibschmon, Noncy Sweitzer. Csec- ondb Shelley Grieve, Down Lewis, Cindy Toylor. Cbockb Tommy Bishop, Peggy Sweitzer ond Debby Hoopingorner. Sponsored by Inductive Products Division , Ry' Marr I , 'Q ,J J. Newn t qched by Business Club Q fo .s,,,,,sx, , A , x X 'V ' . . c R. I? 'i 4 A 1 r 5, . , ,- fs .sf -A V, ,VV,, ,.,V V ,V X 4,4 ' V ,f KW, Q my f K I-4 ' r , 4 4, 4. ,gy , -. , We 0 as f Q-www, ,,, . ,f ,Z .7 , 1 24 4 We ! ' ri 5 l L ff AW f C 2' t , ,, 0 f ,Q ' .V ,V Q, I f W V, X ' , - , '- 1 , f 'iii it 'fir' w.f.,f.a.. f, w .1 , . 61 ,, , f , flag. , .Verma 1 f r-f t..:,r V- ., -r V. ,,,,v,.,,.M.,.W.,,. ,,f., NMQMQ -V I: . .5 , r W, ,S 'Y' . Q V ' ' 'if Q-.M ' - lt 1-. 'x ' if 2 4 1 fi, 'V ' it . tiff! xi., J sr. ' V ' ' 'wx' X ' I '4 l Many successful business careers have been X.. of helped by fundamentals learned while a member of the business club. Club officers and sponsors plan J many activities that teach good business pro- cedures and where to find employment as a business person. This year club members heard several guest speakers talk of their business profes- sion and career choice. Several skits were produced that emphasized good business traits. Members travelled to St. Louis where they toured a bank clearing house and other businesses. Funds for the trip were raised by members selling aluminum foil. A tea was held in honor of Secretaries Week given by the business club. n 'bv-Q 'N Reach out and touch. Missy Claypool and Tracy Speros demonstrate some bad business techniques for answering the phone. I The Sky's the limit was the theme for National Secretaries Week. Tracy Speros and Tami Barnhart get lifted up while serving at the S' tea sponsored by the club. Q1 Business club officers. Cfrontb Missy Claypool, vice-presidentg Tami Barnharr, president: Cbaclsb Lisa Barnhart, reporter: Denise Washburn, treasurer: Julie Roberts, secretaryg Tracy Speros, photographer. Ewbank Insurance Agency 702 Archer 826 8511 Compus Life Moy Surprise You The compus life orgonizotion hos com- pleted its fourth yeor of combining fun with problem solving for Morsholl junior ond senior high students. Compus Life is o divi- sion of youth for Christ. There is no membership feeor dues in Compus Life. Students just come when they wont to or when the topic of discussion sounds of in- terest to them. Some of the topics thot hove been discussed ore: self imoge, peer pressure, doting, cheoting, ond pimples. Director, Mike Conny, soys of Compus Life, you never know whot's going to hoppen. You moy get o pie in the foce, or see how mony morshmellows you con stuff in your mouth. Compus Life members met every Tues- doy evening ot 7:07 p.m. with on overoge of twenty-five students ottending. There ore two rules thot Compus Life follows: 1. You don't put down onyone for whot they believe, 2. When someone is tolking everyone else listens. Compus Life doesn't opologize for tolking obout God. However members don't need to worry obout get- ting preoched ot. Director Conny sold, We will tolk to students one on one only if they wont to. ln oddition to meetings, CL offers oc- tivities such os the onnuol spring breok trip to Cocoo Beoch, Florido. Oh, whot o beautiful doy! Condell McDowell is pleosed to be involved with compuslife. Here's lookin' ot you. Eddie Duke enjoys the fellowship thot is o lorge ottroction to CL. Y 'W' ,W ' '. , 0 .J .,4M'V', 1 V 4-'-4----- X. .s..:.fvhh'.:iim.w: Z' Wos this In my job description? Mike Conny probobly wonders just how much is expected from his job os director. At leost the eggs will give Mike nice looking hoir. Well, I think thot . . . Geno Collowoy expresses her opinion os Dee Erwin, Tino Wilson ond Condell McDowell listen. .8-..t...,.,.s..,.m,,,,caf is L Xa. Eddie Duke finds rest ond reloxotion to be 0 port of 0 compus life meeting thot wos held ot his home. What do you think of thot? CL director, Mike Conny, mokes o point during o discussion to Eric Stephens. l .. r r l i r r , 4 l The Spotlight Shines on Dromo Club Preporing ond stoging the ploys for ond costumes os well os reheorsing lines for jury ond prosecution. Tricio Jones ond Beth children's theoter is the primory gool for the ploys. Poncoke Wefe Oworded the fifle Of Thes- members of the Dromo Club. Mony hours Members of the dromo club porticipoted pion for their efforts os dromo club ore spent eoch semester moking scenery in low doy by portroying members of the members, Guilty os chorgedl Molcolm Bortrom os the occused Sporks Pockord in the low triol put on by members of the Speech ll closs, Bortrom wos ruled guilty os chorged for moking bomb threots to the high school. I sow the whole thing. Witness, Dode Vincent ployed by Mike Combs testifies ogoinst the occused ' 'N' in the low doy triol. Dromo club members. Cfrontb Angie Jordon, Beth Pon- coke, Leno Dominich, Tricio Jones, Michelle Burkybile, Mike Combs, Sheri Livvix, Cmiddleb Loro Trezise, Jen- nifer Drondt, Koren Woll, Amy Yeley, Rochelle Ron- doll, Jim Prevo. Cbockb Vicki Hibschmon ond Debby Hoopingorner. if .ti its X' ll 'D X wr, mr' . ' 1 .' --4 f4, ' - 'D g ,. f' ' ' s Q N. fgi-f-V ag SK' M .Wx ' i 1-'Q bv'-f IGA 303 N. Michigan 826-5611 X tl...-M ..s6?g,.i -limi Q iii! ml W X. Q X XR K ,N -,-Q X. ...K 1 1 -N, 1, 1 ii.: .1 ii K.,- 5, s?QEe25fQ: l ! K' fr-wr., ..' .-.f fain, V ' ZWVZYQX f'WWf'!' fr ' 'Mg 'Off 2 44515 V r ff, . if 4 74,1 wwf! ,f 9 4677442 7 f , 2 X4 M , ffl f f4j X 1, fl' f X ? 7 A, - 4 , WC , 5 :M-fzf ' ,,, mf , ,fn KW W 5 An evil spell is about to be cast by Zeno the Sorceress on the subjects of Ice-Cream Mountain. Jim Prevo por- trayed Zeno in the drama club presentation of the play. Veronica Kiger as Muffles, Sheri Livvix as Princess Happy and Mike Combs as King Burnpy Gruff prepare to thwart Zeno's spell. High-water mark. Sheri Livvix prepares for the worst as she played the port of Princess Happy in the King of the Ice-Cream Mountain. rw i f':' . C15 'k,.l 0 Xu' Drama club officers. Cfrontb Lara Trezise, secretary. Kbackb Tricia Jones, treasurerg Beth Pancake, presidentg Veronica Kiger, vice-president. 7V,W'Q,v4fwAfn'f2 l?77W , 1 Red 81 White 613 Locust 826-5631 l i l l French Club Charts Customs of France Maitre et fils. Mrs. Linda Albert, sponsor of the French Club, and her son, Christopher, enjoy the activities ofthe club's pool party. Taking the plunge. Sean Parrish hosted the French Club at his home where members enjoyed swimming in the heated pool. Yuletide tradition. French club members prepared a traditional yule log at Christmas time. About to taste their first yule log are Vicki Betts, Tammy Sherrill, Lisa Bosstick, Angela Thompson, Mrs. Albert, Donna Betts and Ross Marcoot. P ff-JE KS. L- 'gill' vw Ha, me Fr MY! teOdi bond 0nOfl mn0N pr0VE founC 1986 for ff and I l G Hoving just completed its second yeor the French Club foces o mojor obstocle. Mrs, Lindo Albert, French ond Sponish teocher ot MHS, resigned when her hus- bond wos tronsferred to Ohio. Locoting another teocher with the teoching com- binotion of both French ond Sponish moy prove too difficult. Unless such o teocher is found French would not be offered for the 1986 yeor. Mrs. Albert is to be commended for reviving the French progrom ot MHS ond helping to promote the French Club omong the students of Morsholl High. Club members kept ocrive during the yeor preporing o yule log ot Christmos ond ortending two French Films, Divo ond Sun- doy in the Country, ot Community Theoter in Terre Houte. The yeor ended with the pool porty or Seon Porrish's home. During summer vocotion severol club members occomponied Mrs. Albert on o tour of Europe where they visited Buckinghom Poloce, The Eiffel Tower, The Arch of Triumph ond other sites in Rome, Austrio, . ,Us .,,.zLx.g.I, -A ond Vienno. French club officers. Jill Fields, Tommy Sherrill, Liso Bossrick, ond Ross Morcoor. Animol form. The food or the French club pool porty wos so good thot mony of the club members ore like o 'cochonf Lynette Schoefer ond Cheryl Wernz enjoy the good food. l l i i t I I I . f , . . 'rg ' nr X i 'X -P 1, ' f , l'-1 l x N-. I4 fr. 'If' I . 1 French club members ffronrl Vicki Br-its Donna BGIIS Anqnlrj Thomp'-On LAO BOS?-lrfk Tommy 'Jhf'Hill Srppp Shvtri 5llOhlT'l Worn: l ynr-no Schorffm Rr-neo Holmes Mindy Mc COOCNQ Mr'Ii7.'.0 Mod-rv MIS Albert 'lrory Stool' Jgqnmq- Srhmidt Choc! Burger' Angie Jordon Dov- ron lrndsgy Miko Pvovmon fbockt Mrkf? Colhoun Brion Otlourl-0 lon Shorts Seon Portrgh ond Orion Smith Marshall Auto Parts Your complete auto parts 81 accessories sto re 61 Ross Morcoor isvcond? llIf'n Bridgette Sroftord Cheryl Anito lithrgvt lull Fir-ld? fthrrdl FFA Has Agricultural Designs Sit on itl Mr. Terry Moreland demonstrates the proper tech- nique needed to sit on a tractor to Brian Burns. FFA Officers. Vice-president, David Wallace, treasurer, Chris O'Rourkeg president, Stanley Lindley, and reporter, Risa Fraker. FFA members Cfrontb Eric Wycoff, Noel Stepp, Jim Morgan, Bob Powell, Rob Keller, Tony Wycoff, Kevin Miller, Matt Boyd, Rob Morris, Tim Huffington. Csecondb Chris Fowler, Kim Joab, Joe Garner, Kevin Pearce, Dan Flowers, Jay Greenlee, Guy Murphy, Tom Macke, Jay Cutright, David Sweitzer, Chuck Wieland. Cthirdb Vince Greenlee, Gary McManus, Dalanne Huffington, Michelle Joab, Risa Fraker, Chris O'Rourke, Jay Ledermann, Mike Riggs, Scott McDaniel, Chris Lycan, Terry Moreland, sponsor. Cbackb Stanley Lindley, Tim Jones, Mike Rhoads, Ron Neibarger, Dan Clark, Dan Richey, Scott Strohm, and Kenny Ernhart. . X A t RH Planters Farm Center R. 113 826-6331 A wooly subject gives FFAjudging member Kim Joob something serious to consider os she ond Amy Yeley work or o judging contest. Llttle brother to blg brother. Chris Lycon porticipoted in the FFA sponsored Big brother project for kindergorten students, Cookln' up o storm for the pig-out ore Scott McDoniel ond Tom Mocke. Leno Dominick prepares to stott frying some whole-hog sousoge. 605 Archer 826-5532 'dx This won't hurt o bitl After being subdued Missi Wilson is prepored for o portiol lobotomy by Liso Osborne, Angelo Scholburg, Tommy See ond Amy Mortin. 43 4. I. . . v-.Q he ful 1. ' zi pdw ,. uh . 141.1 !' A ,,ffegf?1,f, 'Af ,zmff . I, 4' :.2f 'f .Sq is W req x 'K AEA?-rf: ' Wi' -sf-QQ if r S img- fgfg Jxeiighk knlqzglfs vt 1 af '- Where's the beef? While covortin on the roofto Missi Wilson in 9 P ' vesttgotes the source of o foul odor. ls it the restrooms or the cofeterio, Missi? Expecting o miracle? Lee Ann Nove ond Joseph Bennet hope their new found medicol knowledge con restore sight to the sightIess Chris Loke. H ith C oH dfo ter in F relo' dfiet tw eorF tw EO! trod iOf1 Also ougl' me ine c T secc in 0 he F will I rn ti pressure, tt Honilhey meocol ec l tl . t R 5 Health Occupations Students Explore the Health Occupations class is a new class offered to MHS students who have an in- - iterest in pursuing a career in a medical- field. The program is designed as a program with the first year of the program designed as an in- to health-related occupations. iAlso taught are medical terms, history of medicine andthe history of disease. The second-year students will participate in a one period work setting where they will learn to check vital signs such as blood pressure, temperature, pulse, and respira- tion. They will also learn the care of medical equipment, how to do lab tests, Fields of Medicine and denistry skills. All of these areas are designed to provide a student with oppor- tunities for a career in the health care field. Students have had a chance to see what medical careers are avilable to them by visiting professionals at work and by listening to speakers who have visited the classroom. During the school year students visited such places as Methodist Hospital in indianapolis, Union Hospital in Terre Haute, the Family Practice Center, and the Mid- way Institution for Handicapped Children. The addition of the program meant the hiring ofa new staff member who was cer- tified as a medical professional not as a teacher. Although Mrs. Caroline Wilson is the teacher of the Health Occupations class she does not have to possess on illinois teacher certificate. My duty as a Health Occupations teacher, says Mrs. Wilson, is to expose a student to the field he or she is interested in and to provide him or her with information concerning the educa- tional requirements and the colleges where they might obtain this sort of training. ln concluding, Mrs. Wilson says, We started out small, but with student en- thusiasm and more exposure to the pro- gram, hopefully we'Il grow. 1 iq' Health Occupations iironrl Lee Ann Nove, Angela Scholburg, and Tammy See Cbackb Chris Lake Joseph Benner, Mrssi Wilson Mrs Carolyn Wilson and lisa Osborne .ff l ' -1 + ,L ' vt l s Q . ,- xiii, .. . N WWF! I zulu! 140 :I- zakxlp. if Activities for the Home Ec. Club ore directed toword teoching students obout the different roles in the fomily ond society while enobling members to hove fun ot the some time. Some of this yeor's octivities included sponsoring the high school Christmos Donce, o foshion show, o pork tosting por- ty ond o field trip to the lndionopolis Decorotor's Home Show. This yeor those who held on office were: presi- dent, Leso Ridgwoy, vice-president, Trocy Speros, secretory, Sheri Livvix, ond treosurer, Sondy Mocke. The club wos sponsored by Mrs Lolito Porker, Mrs. Louro Morsholl, Mrs. Mory Snyder, ond Mrs. Tommy Pittenger. Mrs. Jon Ridgwoy ond Mrs. Betty Speros served os chopter mothers. Three blind mice. Riding the chortered bus to lndionopolis hod o stronge effect on Missy Cloypool, Trocy Speros ond Terri Bounds. Ho, Ho, Hol ond o toble of loughs ot the Christmos donce for Kelly Wright, Steve Roshel ond Rochelle Rondle. Bring on the pig. Some hungry guests, Mike Murphy, Glen Shumoker, Tony Wycoff, Troy Thorp, Mott Murphy, ond Dorren Thompson, moke their woy through the serving line ot the pork pig-out. Kim Minnich helps serve the speciolly prepored pork recipes. qhhA lg J 84 D COIQIQAL .A--n , I-V' ' 'x T 'XM fs -R 'vi' 502 N. Michigan 826-6182 Preparing Members for Family and Society Roles ls Aim of Home Ec. Club fs? . Ls Hors d oeuvres to you to. Missy Gardner watches in omazement as Mrs. A NY as - . L cg. i Lolito Parker instructs Don Flowers as he prepares an hors d' oeuvre for the , pig-out. s g Oh what fun lt Is to rlde . . . in the gym . . . in a no horse open sleigh. Chris E Lake and Leigh Macke experienced such a thrill at the Christmas dance. an i . A 2 i'-'s pg. Home Ec. Club members. Cfrontb Mrs, Lolita Parker, Tami Bornhart, Leigh Macke, Tracy Speros, Leso Ridgway, Sandy Macke, Kim Lacy, Sheri Livvix, Mrs. Laura Marshall. Csecondb Jill Fields, Sherri Ridgwoy, Angie Taylor, Tommy Sherrill, Sherri Strohm, Downe Lewis, Buffy Reed, Rachelle Ran- dle, Kelly Wright, Liso Ulrey, Beth Evans. Cthirdb Shawna Curron, Kim Minnich, Liso Drake, Dawn Roberts, Renda McNory, Jamie Mortin, Renee Holmes, Deonno Shorts, Jon Richey, Lisa McQueen, Amy Amocher. Cfourthb Darren Thompson, Ellen Stepp, Nancy Christy, Tammy Stepp, Melin- dia Powell, Julie Jordon, Shown Murphy, Sandi Kemper, Lori LeMoy, Liso Simmers, Missy Hendrix. CfifthD Matt Murphy, Rob Crumrin, Rodney Lomb, Sara Stover, Pom Thorp, Darla Milbourn, Angelo Thompson, Denise Washburn, Lori Martin, Melisso Boggs, Tina Donhom. Cbackb Mark Hargis, Pom Hayden, Robin Ferris, Lori Rhoods, Lori Lindley, Amy Woodard, Beth Pancake, Carla Murphy, Shelly Cutright, Kalynda Sweitzer, Missy Claypool, and Terri Bounds. Coil Sales 81 Manufacturing 826-2318 I . Industrial Arts Club Arranges Tour of Industry This year's Industrial Arts Club sold beef Effingham where they visited such While the trip to Effingham was educa- jerky, calendars, and thermometers to manufacturing companies as Fedders tional club members found time to visit the enable them to purchase new covers for U.S.A. and Crossroad Publishing Company. car show being held at the mall. the drafting tables. Members travelled to Junior-Senior club members: Cfrontb Kenny Walters, Chris Lake, Jerry Miller, Stanly Lindley, Jim Pauley, Darren Thompson, Tim McConchie, Leigh Macke, Gary Zellers, Matt Murphy. Cmiddleb Richard Kidd, Dale Liggett, Sara Stover, Kelly Wright, Steve Roshel, Ed Miller, Randy Burress, Mark Shively, Troy Tharp, Ben Lueken, Greg Stepp. Cbackb Mr. Gene Bohn, sponsor, David Altmeyer, Randy Washburn, Scott Wycoff, Jim Waller, Brian Burns, Gene Wendte, John Hoggatt, Jay Gard, and Mr. Bill Beleslin, sponsor. Freshm -S h . . . ThOmp3J':14?rl?1i3gT3!fTDgLl:3 Alxjlrgbefs. Cftriontb Rob Keller, Jeff Livvix, John Hlghtshoe, Michael Taylor, Tom Brown .Ion Lederman Brent peormon Cbodojo F H n,v roy efner, Chuck Wieland, Jay Greenlee, Tony Wycoff, Noel Stepp, Corey Thgmpgon 10,1 3901 Miko . mes o owell, Tim Jones, Rob Crumrin, Steve Boyer, Kevin Chilton and Terry Moloney U 'Yr - 1-.. it :u.fn??7 If so lg. 2,-V ' 11 , ., A. ,ax-lx, , ,. ,Qi gi? ,Q .-- ,, k -v:.r..3,'f1 -' . ff- 1 ' : 'wg-1 far- - . s f in-, ff' 3 :M . ,ff . . ,M 'Z' 0,1111-f .rjr 'Q , 1 ' W' fa, ' 1 , 1, X f , .qw W! fffff 7,7 M' S' '52 W , -, j , 1 'W Al W----.Q 'll 5 What time is It? Clock-making proved to be a very interesting and popular project for students involved in industriol orts. David Altmeyer displays his clock making skills. 'ws WGQQM, ED 'WLOGIES .,,,'i,-siwfgs.. it K. i lg' L A- -1. . 333 Fm: Can you imagine that? Expressions of interest and fascination ore shown by John Hoggatt and Danny Johnson while touring the Fedders U.S.A. plant in Effingham. Industrial Arts Club officers Leading the club this year were Scott Higginbothom, presidentg Darren Thompson, vice-presidentg Leigh Mocke, secretoryg and Scott Sherrill, treasurer. 69 Working for o Living: on Economicol Design lnterreloted Occupotions CIROD is o required closs thot students on the schools work progrom must tolee, Students goin work experience while otten- ding school for one-holf doy. Eoch yeor owords ore given to honor on outstonding student in eoch of the five IRO division, Awords ore presented to Agriculturol Occupotions, Diversified Occupotions, Distributive Educotion, Home Economics Reloted Oc- cupotions ond Office Occupotions ot the employer oppreciotion bonquet. Mr. Rex Heine ond Mrs. Lolito Porlser serve os IRO coordinotors. You con bonk on itl Molindo Spires ond Kile Nove proctice the one for the bonl-s ond two for me method of bonking, Both ore employed ot the Duloney Notionol Bonk. IRO Section ll Cfrontb Jored Smith, Tomi Bornhort, Liso Stinson, Scott Higgin- bothom, Missy Cloypool, Terri Bounds, Liso Bornhort. Cmiddleb Brod Worner, Veronico Kiger, Dovid Soppington, Dovid Wolloce Molindo Spires, Julie Jordon, Mike Stone, Kim Locy, Becky Fitzjor- roid, Mr. Rex Heine. Cbockb Scott Rhodes, Kile Nove, Don Wyrick, Gory Richey, Gory McMonus, Gory Zellers, Deke Hows, Blue Pon- coke, Pom Brodley. i Layco Manufacturing f. mi, :ii .w.1..Jm Xa. .. Squeoky clean treats. Besides moking scrumpdiliicious freors or the Morsholl DQ Richie Colhoun keeps the windows sporkling cieori. A hord worker for First Norionol Bond of Morsholl is Missy Cloypooi 2 .4 p n , IRO Section I i Dovid Altmeyer, Ron Neiborger, Mr. Rex H e i n e , L e s o . . Ridgwoy, Brod - Moson, Corlo Mur- rx A phy, Shannon ', Grieve. .......Y......,....M,,. . K :Q Hoggatt s Home Appliances RCA 81 Whirlpool Dealer 826-5122 Cookie monsters. Julie and Jackie Pickor helped at the bake sale the Latin Club sponsored during the Fall Festival, WouIdn't a straw be easier?Richord Whitaker and Jeff Stepp enjoy banquet festivities just as Romulus and Remus might have done. Members of the Latin Club Cfrontb Tami Wallace, Angie Jordon, Lori Martin, Jackie Pickar, Julie Pickor, Sherri Strohm, Lisa Wiser, Tino Sanders, Barb Bumpus, Betty Prewert. CmiddleD Miss Marcene Holverson, Jim Perry, Shelley Cutright, Kris Lindley, Missy Martin, Tam- my Wiser, Karla Snyder, Lee Ann Nave, Lori Lindley, Jeff Stepp, Mike Combs. Cbackb Greg English, Brett Cantrell, Joseph Bennet, and Chad Stephens. MA ,,,..Am,,,,, I' v L., cl' il vsvis 4X- I WWII? M m. S51 Martin's Drug Store 612 Archer 826-8331 FN X I 5 Jig, i 'i R- f Ts , lk l gi:- 1 I 'Sl li' ill Troditions Corried On by Lotin Club Lotin club members corried on troditions os well os instituting whot moy become future troditions under new Lotin teocher, Morcene Holverson. Members porticpoted ogoin ot the stote Junior Clossicol Leogue convention which they hove done for mony yeors. They olso mode o trip to Chicogo where they visited the Field Museum ond the Art Institute. The onnuoi Romon bonquet wos held in the spring with those members ottending for the first time serving os sioves ond goining full citizenship ot the close of the bonquet. Lotin students olso porticipoted in district, sectionol ond stote Lotin competition for the first time. Joseph Bennet ond Betty Prewett received o gold oword while Liso Wiser wos oworded o silver honor for the Notionol Lotin Exom. ln the Illinois Stote Lotin Tournoment Liso Wiser, Kris Lindley, Tommy Wiser, Betty Prewett, Chod Stephens, ond Joseph Bennet were roted superior ond excellent rotings were eorned by Tino Sonders, Angie Jordon, Tomi Wolloce, Lee Ann Nove ond Lori Lindley. Latin club officers: Cfrontb Lori Mortin, oedileg Lee Ann Nove, scribop Joseph Bennet, consul, Lori Lindley, oedilep Betty Prewett, quoestorg Kothie Downen, pro- consul. Cbockb Kris Lindley, oedileg Brett Contrell, censor. Missing on oor. Sloves perform to Duc, Duc, Remus Duc or Row, Row, Row Your Boot during the Romon Bonquer. Greg English, Jim Perry, Liso Wiser, Tommy Wiser, Shelley Cutright, ond Tino Sonders served os the musicol sioves. Romon models. Betty Prewett ond Kris Lindley model their lovely evening ottire thot is just perfect for o night with their fovorite Romon Centurion. i Leo Club's Purpose is Service to Gthers Leo Club Members Cfrontj lee Ann Nove, Cothy Byon, Beth Ryon, Tricio Jones, Sherri Bucher, Missy Mortin. Cbockb Joseph Bennet, Mott Murphy, Liso McQueen, Michelle Burlsybile, Tommy See ond Liso Forrell Members of the Leo Ciub devote their time ond effort to serving the community of Morsholl. The Leo Club is offilioted with the Lions Clubs of Americo. Mr. Bob Thompson, o member of the Morsholl Lions ond MHS principol, sponsors the club, Club members spent their time ot Christmos preporing boslsets to tolse to residents of Burnside Nursing Center. Severol pounds of fruit ond condy were distributed to the residents before Christmos. Club members helped the Lions Club serve its onnuol poncolse breolsfost. Members helped by woiting tobles, serving the food ond cleoning up. A spring project undertolsen by the Leo club wos the mointenonce of street signs in Morsholl. Severol signs hod been turned oround by pronlssters ond severol were in need of repoir. Members kept o list thot wos given to the city of signs thot were in need of replocement, The Leo Club does not restrict its membership except to those thot wish to be of service to the schools ond community. Jeb A TRACK 'fl Leo Club Officers. Cothy Ryon, vice pu sid: nt, Both llynn, president Missy Moitin, secretory l iso Clsborno the treasurer is nbsont from the photo N.. fb 1 ,IJ 1,,. f- V A Medio Center: Never Out of Seoson Medio Center workers keep going throughout every seoson to help keep the medio center running smoothly. Cfrontb Mory Schwob, Amy Woodord, Jon Arney. Cmiddleb Buffy Followell, Vicki Hibschmon, Beth Poncoke, Suzonne Gollogher. Cbockb Mike Gorner, Mr. Steve Spencer, Lori Lindley. Noncy Hornbrook is obsent from the photo. 2 mvuvv vw-sm OCCU5-3!3t'flONALXEDUCATIONAL iNFOf2iVlATlON lNTERESTS ME. M t-vt-t Whot con I be? Loro ii-jf rtgt . 555 Tresize uses the COIN ,.,'.l V. ,rt career guidonce .n l ' '. ' ' ' ' moteriols in the medto ' ' a yccc ii g Quietl ShhhlThis wos the E l t'Ar only woy to keep Kim ' V. 2 ll Minnick, Coro 'fr Q ix . Montgomery ond Down Hx Powell from tolking too much while they worked in the medic center. Rembrandt Studio 81 Camera N. 1 W. Main Robinson 'f' wg, His' 7 . ' I i I 'HJ Notionol Honor Society Members Crow 15 Tricio Jones, Noncy Hornbrook, Liso McQueen, Beth Ryon, Lee Ann Nove, Joseph Bennet, Cothy Byon, Scott Dowson, Mrs. Lindo Albert, sponsors Crow QD Missy Cloypool, Veronico Kiger, Sondy Moclse, Betty Prewett, Tomi Bornhorr, Beth Poncolse, Melisso Moclse, Pom Brodley, Miss Morcene Holverson, ond Dwight Connelly, sponsors, Krow CD Michelle Burlsybile, Richord Kidd, Liso Stinson, Chod Stephens, Chris Kmucho, Kris Lindley, Beth Evons, Richord Whitolset, Lori Lindley Mistress of ceremonies, Lee Ann Nove reods the quolities of Ieodership while Liso Mc- Queen lights the symbolic condle. Chris Kmucho Copposire poge topb receives his Notionol Honor Society pin from NHS ofe ficers os port of the pinning ceremony for new members. Marshall Association of Classroom Teachers NEAIIFA Notionol Honor Society Hos lntellectuol Design Induction into the Notionol Honor Society tokes only o few minutes, the selection of NHS members is bosed on three or four yeors of occomplishments. The entire foculty rotes the top one-quorter of the junior ond senior closses. Scholorship counts 52 per- cent, leodership ond chorocter eoch count io per- cent. The mothemoticol computotion determines those who ore selected to join the Notionol Honor Society. Twenty-one new members were inducted in the ceremony held Morch 26 in the high school cofeterio. Sixteen senior members ond five junior members joined the 1985 officers in the select group. After members were selected o pinning ceremony wos conducted os current officers went room to room ond ploced o NHS pin on the lopel of eoch new member. At the induction bonquet of- ficers Lee Ann Nove, president, Joseph Bennet, vice president, Beth Ryon, secretory, Cothy Ryon, treosurerg ond Liso McQueen, historion gove o speech on chorocter, leodership, scholorship ond service. After remorlss from school superintendent, Gorold Eoglin, ond boord president, Tom Murphy, feotured speolser, Dee Englond told the Society Don't let the world squeeze you into it's mold. A l I li.. A Solemn Occoslon ls the formol induction ceremony for NHS members. Words of wisdom were spoken by current NHS officers, Cothy Ryon, Beth Ryon, ond Liso McQueen wolf their turn ot the podium, 91 ' Y i I I 1 l l Three cheers. . .Members of the team were always ready to ploy o double role as cheerleader with Mike Combs as captain. Angela Scholburg, Lee Ann Nave, Jacki Pickar, Julie Pickor, and Tami Wallace use books as pom-pons. A truly cheerful person is Kris Lindley as demonstrated by Kris in this pose with other teammates, Scholastic Team Cfrontb Angie Schalburg, Lee Ann Nave. Cmiddleb Lisa McQueen, Jim Prevo, Nancy Hornbrook, Greg English, Kris Lindley, Mike Combs, Lauretta Prewett. CbackD Joseph Bennet, Missy Martin Cvarsity managerb, Tami Wallace, Betty Prewett, Janice Miller CJV managerb. Z 'fl J l L . al r ' ' li Junior V Cl w K fOr the l UW- C , M' N O M . l ...-..........w,.,.,,.,,..,., ,....m...,, , . ., , ,, ,, , j 4 'ML'-rs -0+ Q , V IQWQ YA Q-nw f Mau- . ' - S 5 i S 5 I are lA i' I W. K I l . - 1 , fs -f- 1 4 U fn 5 4 i is q . 3? f' '- -v- i A - --.,.- I 7 , L.. r ,pa L... 'wfft . A 2? we . 5 F2 Egg 1 Juni V - , during 0or: Y members show concentration. Teom members confer obout o question eef- G'e9 English, Angelo Scholburg, Tomi Wolloce ond Mike Combs strive fo' fhe answer, This yeor morked mony firsts for the Scholostic teom. The 1984-85 teom become the first in their conference to hove monogers. The teom olso porticipoted in the first tournoment sponsored by Southern Illinois University. This tournoment wos olso televised. During this seoson onother first occurred. The first four-yeor members of the teom ore members of the closs of 1985. They were omong the first freshmon closs ollowed to porticipote on the teom. The teom olso observed its onnuol troditions such os the Christmos porty ot Mrs. FitzjorroId's home, the sock gome ond clopping for Christmos lights. One of the firsts - This yeor's seniors Lee Ann Nove, Liso McQueen, Joseph Bennet, ond Noncy Hornbrools Ieorn obout the Phillipines courtesy of Jim Prevo. l l l l l . ig 79 l - i f-i f 3 We wg r. V 4 Irlvx 'JV I , 'rf' A L - H: :A , , . . , , ., . - . - . , 4 - ,. , 1. .-.I ' . . , ' . - ' -'-45' I J ii T 41. T i i,l I i l 1 I. i i Ill Science Club Enjoys Engineering Open House Sophomore members: Cfrontb Sherri Strohm, Angie Toylor, Jennifer Brondt, Tommy Wiser, Koren Woll, Tommy Bishop, Lori Burns. Cmid- dleb Tommy Sherrill, Ellen Stepp, Sherri Ridgwoy, Rendo McNory, Renee Holmes, Shelley Grieve, Tomi Wolloce, Julie Pickor, Jocl-si Piclsor. Cboclsb Brett Contrell, Dor- ren Lindsoy, Brion Hilbert, Rob Crumrin, K. C. Hoyes ond Brion Smith. JuniorfSenior members: Cfrontb Berry Prewett, Melisso Mocke, Kris Lindley, Missy Mortin, Michelle Burkybile, Tricio Jones, Tommy See, Borb Bumpus, Cortho Schroeger, Sherri Bucher. CsecondD Ben Lueken, Kelly Wright, Ken Wolters, Deke Hows, Tim McConchie, Angie Scholburg, Dolonne Huff- ington, Butfy Followell, Poulo Soulliere, Mrs. Moe Brondt. Cthirdb Jim Woller, Joy Gord, Mork Shively, Tommy Peorce, Shelley Cutright, Seon Porrish, Jim Prevo, Rondy Burress, Cfourthl Beth Ryon, Cothy Ryon, Liso Mc- Queen, Kim Locy, Richi Colhoun, Missy Hendrix, Liso Simmers. Cbockb Chod Stephens, Joseph Bennet, Molcolm Bor- trom, Scott Rhodes, Lori Lindley, Beth Poncolse, Lee Ann Nove, Richord Whitolser, ond Colvin Cootes. -...LL-.y,.-,.-.Y -1.-...e.-.s-Q-...eva 1-1 f . ' As hos been the proctice for the lost severol yeors science club members roised money to enoble them to tolse o trip to the University of Illinois' Engineering Open House ot Chompoign-Urbono. This event wos eogerly onticlpoted by the members oll yeor ond enjoyed by oll those ottending. The club olso held their onnuol spring bonquet. The guest speoker wos Mr. Mike Comeron, Quolity Control Supervisor ot TRW. This yeor's officers were Beth Ryon, president, Ken Wolters, vice-president, Cothy Ryon, secretory, ond Steve Robin- son, treosurer. Mrs. Moe Brondt ond Mr. Tim Leffler sponsor the science club. 'g'll14wlu iilJ,XfN'I'l'4' l ,, ni., -.Wi .,I.,.,,,, i. , .ii ,ii 's..,. i iffy... V..-.-.......1,. First-hand e' Medieval PL fs Of Membe . Malcolm BOT ifeepm me J. 35 Mr Mis gefxisor C' 3erh Ryof 39-president rexe Rohm ' and MI. Ti' ik -: w. vi' , Q I' I ,Fir fs 5 Fun ond games S p o n i s h c I u b rn e rn b e r s L i s o Osborne, Noncy Ed- w o r d s, R e n d o McNory, Jim Prevo, Kelly O'Rourke, Ron- dy Durress, Sheri Liv- vix, ond Angie Toylor enjoy ploying o gorne during the piz- zo potty. Mrs. Lindo Albert ond son Christopher wotch th e g o rn e in progress, uw- wMN,,,...v-w' ,df-WWW w-.RW V ., . ,N If i A 3 My pet plnoto. Jim Prevo decided the eoslest woy to get oll the goodies ln- side the pinoto wos to run owoy with the treasure. Finger llckln' good burritos were enjoyed by Loro Trezlse ond other Club members during o Sponish foods tostlng potty, H A I The rhejights rurzyed bo zgkw crenting ruming ont ond Spotnish. ' A l 5 1 l l I l i L 3 N A-mullsvwffl ' . Sponish Club Views Highlighting the yeor for Sponish Club members wos o trip token by thirty-five members to lndionopolis to see The Adventures of Don Quixote performed by the Notionol Theotre of the Performing Arts ot Brood Ripple High School. At the end of vorious scenes in English, the lights ore turned off ond o strobe light is turned on the octors. They then go boclswords through the entire scene, creoting the illusion of o motion picture film running in reverse. The lights then go bock on ond the scene is ployed ogoin in Sponish. Indy Performonces The poce is slow, so it is eosily understood by both odvonced ond begin- ning students of Sponish. Club members were required to poy for the performonce ticket while the club poid for the chortered bus. After the ploy members shopped ot o neorby moll ond ote. Other events for Sponish club members included o Christmos porty thot feotured o Mexicon pinoto ond on end of school pizzo porty to honor oll senior club members. Mrs. Lindo Albert sponsored the Sponish Club. l I. 1 Sponish I club members. Cfrontb Tino Wilson, Anisso Shorret, J. J. Mcliochron, Kelly O'Rourke. Amy McConchie, Koren Holloron, Jennifer Brondt, Soro Eodie, Noncy Edwords. Cbockb Joson Poncoke, Rob Smitley. Hons Anocker, Jonice Miller, Louretto Prewett, Amy Yeley. Brion Hilbert, Reid Porker, Jon Ledermonn. Sponish II club members. Cfronti Troy Thorp, Rick Dowson, Mike Gorner, Tino Donhom, Angie Toylor, Rendo McNory, Rochelle Rondle, Amy Amocher. Cbockb Mrs. Albert, Cothy Ryon, Rondy Burress, Liso Forrell, Llso Osborne, Tommy See. Jim Prevo, Cortho Schroeger, Sherri Bucher, Beth Ryon. Liso Mc- Queen ond Sheri Livvix , ..,. .... , Q. .J... x.,-J ' '4 ' . Noontime Privileges Returned ot Request of Student Council Student Council members performed under the leodership of two new sponsors, Miss Morcene Holverson ond Mr. Tim Lef- fler. Council members were responsible for sponsoring homecoming which not only in- cluded decoroting for the donce, but olso plonning spirit week octivities ond pro- moting school spirit, Council members olso worked to get up- per holl priveleges ot noon returned to the students. The juniorfsenior holls were closed eorly in the school yeor due to the domoge done to vorious items in those hollwoys by o few students. Council members used their influence to persuode the odministrotion to reopen the holls os the mojority of students hod done nothing wrong. Fund roising events for the council includ- ed selling Morsholl High School Key choins. Senior student council representatives. Molcolm Bor- trom, Missy Cloypool, Tomi Bornhort, ond Richord Whitoker served os senior representotives. Representotives from the junior closs who were elected by closs members were Tricio Jones, Dorleno Ronlsins, Jim Prevo, ond Steve Robinson. ,sat ig3?5Ex TRACK Fred Barth Ford Mercury 116 N. 6th 826-2346 of 19 tepresen lolmeS 0 gouncll gonklns, pgrnhort, ,Jerry GOV i I l 1 5 1 , i r Q A td Q- -all I sc. -. .- n-N i I 'lllllli ,M A N Closs of 1988 representotives ore Jerry Gomer ond Amy McConchie. Representing the sophomore closs for 1985 in the student council ore Renee Holmes ond Brett Contrell. Council members: Cfrontb Miss Morcene Holverson, Sherri Ptidgwoy, Dorleno Ronlsins, Riso Froker, Tricio Jones, Amy McConchie. Cmiddleb Jim Prevo, Tomi Bomhort, Renee Holmes, Angie Colhoun, Missy Cloypool, Liso Bosstick. Cbockb Jerry Gomer, Ken Ernhort, Den Lueken, Molcolm Bortrom ond Brett Contrell. Q.-a4 ' ,.,e W.- ,,.. . , N. W. J 5.2 I ,,,,. ti Ls :lv 1131 Flower Sales, Inc R.R. 3 826 2385 lr- l w I l i 2 x 'yi 1 7 's ff 5 1' I 1 J f .1 , , :X 5 4 D nw h ,I K1 A v X I , 1 w P U r I I fifty , AE! A . ' - ' ' , 1A-Al I 1 W ' ' Ll'-'-L ' - - X My ---A -- A-H ...- -. .f -..gnu ...-......--,-, , ..g.:...4L4.,...........4.. .L,.,.j...Q.:.L....f.. .- ,J i J Cought in o Purple Roin Purple Roin wos chosen for the 1984 homecom- ing theme. While no umbrellos were up, the spirit certoinly wos. Student Council members plonned mony octivities to boost the spirits of the Lions. Mon- doy wos designoted os porochute ponts doy, Tues- doy wos o doy of mourning for the Ookwood- Fithion Comets, Punk doy occurred on Wednesdoy ond everyone wore crozy red ond white on Thurs- doy. Thursdoy wos olso the pep rolly ond gomes. The seniors won the spirit choin but the juniors proved to hove more spirit ond were oworded the spirit trophy. mm lil! Punk doy portlclponts. Vicki Betts, Angelo Thompson, Corey Thompson, Christine Mitchell ond Amy Amocher model their wildest outfits. Comet Trash: TGB disposol wos reody to con the comets. More punkers. Other wildly clod MHS students who roomed the holls were D. D, Shotts, Kelly Horgis, Tlno Wilson, Bridgett Stofford, Anito Thorp, Liso Wiser ond Tino Sonders. 1 .,L. , n. f 2:7 H' g. fa- ' ii.: 'ww-.,f4:.9'.-' AQ ' .f 6 Q W, we li., ' ' A Q f 'I' - H... f .. '52 ,ind . rf, , ,, ,,.!. .,,v 1, MN, H. 1 r-,Acc V PM 'W Q f t ' ' , A L 1' 4,fvi,,, 711.4 fu' 1 ,'1, Ml. A' tt.. W if K v If E' 4 J' . 4 1 .4 'Va ' if ff 1. ., 1 g . ., iff : 'I - ' Gif? F 1 S 4 Mi., , P , iii 1.45. 1 lp' 4 nf ififdg. 4! gq -i ee.. x qybgyq za or-vuvw 'Mfi'hauun-on , u H3Pi ' :L f., '.. A' fr ' L f W f f r ' A solid 7 .uf feOfT1. QV , rock. During the rug of wor John Shorts wos the onchor for the sophomore boys Some hi oct' . , Contest. 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'f' 5 ' V' 'ff' if 9' - ft H' , -P ,' -4' A uxytf, 4 ' 1, ,tif , ,,4'!ij, ,4 Q! '1 1 ' Yi . ' -4 'r ,., . 'I .farlfg It-,1',,1rr,,3Qf,,' t.r,.,,M -Q ft' ..,- - r. ,',m', A 'I'f'1', Q, IVF I' vt- Ugg f4 'af V i ' '11-' W f pr., 1 fft- A ' W 5, ff yi' 4' V k,M.WVa 9 -..-v 4'- I V' 'ff' 5 -J' omni. K U . , .0 ., , h Y Q' Q N-nv. Jaya- 6, y':',i-AQ: .o- 1. - .-.lr aut pvc W. H . 1,k,....,. ,-J f -et. -- I' -un-vase. f ,ex , ,. I . s J . ' , ' ' p-tisig - nov .. 1 1 IFN., , I ' -f... . . . ' ' . f A ,- . .wo-lg, .. ,, . . ,, ' N., .- A., t il Wh e for on thou? Romeo of the yeor. Dorren Thompson poses with Hrsr er runner-up Scott Higginbothom, second runner-up Colvin Cootes ond third runner-up Scott Sherrill. E for effort from cheerleoders Lynette Schoefer. Lori Rhoods ond leonne Thompson in o tug of wor with the Morshollettes. as 1 ' ' --Q . 1 732 ' fl -.ff 1 ' '..r:.. P - M 'L ' ' A run 1. ,nv , ' -1' ' ' 'vt .--H 91. Q W. .. -i Y'1' A. FTF- tx 1? r +1 in We ' . . .. '. 'TWH L fr?-A ' , ?f'?3 H 'ft' -' ' l f1-iv- F -. . .Q ' -'kf.Jfs - '3' 1- W - s' 4-' -f.-'slr' f- -,, :th W NJ.. 0 ,' 1 r - ' D A I ' I nag- . 'Lil ,L-mr .0 Z, A J' x 'gxlf' ' 5:14 t, ui. . 35 ww-If , Jia S' I- ' ' 'V Q, 'gy 'Ula' Twp N it .N-s v - , I ' A I . t . M,-3 3' ,vs-1 '91 M5955 'iii'- a :Qt ?k3T,rQ1....-Q.. 4. X T ' - 4 ' 2, Scott Rhodes a hom ' QCOVUIDQ, The waiting go cenrer of me gy if 4, fix gi I I i v ri ' rf? ,' i 4 ' . i Senior ottendoms. The 1984 court included Queen Leso Ridgwoy ond her escori Richie Colhoun, Lori Rhoods Scon Rhodes ond Leigh Mocke, Moicolm Borrrom ond Robin Ferris Nor pictured is escort Chod Stephens x 31' 1 1 Through the Eyes of Love wos sung by Sherri Bucher ond Jim Lindsoy os port of the intermission entertainment ot prom. The look of love? Gory McMonus ond Dione Schroeger enjoy o quiet moment together. W., .14 if 5 We see you! Mony couples enjoy wotching the prom octivities from the comfort of their tobles. Mike Rhoods, Potti Smith ond Pom Hoyden keep o wotchful eye on the donce floor. Prom: Southern Style A bit of New Orleons invoded the McNory gym- nosium on the evening of April 27 os the 1985 prom wos held. One more night to remember wos chosen os the theme. Decorotions were plonned oround the Mordi-Gros thot included o gorden set- ting from the French Quorter. Mony MHS students proved to be quite o southern belle or gentlemon in the southern setting. For oll the months of plonning ond preporotion the night wos worth it. The evening wos concluded with the crowning of the prom queen Missy Cloypool. l con't believe my eors. Vickie Betts opporently con't believe something Angelo Scholburgjust told her. A special dance feoturing the prom court ond their dotes wos held immediotely following the coronotion ceremony. 1985 Prom Court Cfrontb Liso Bosstick ond Tim McConchle, junior ot- tendontsg Missy Cloypool, prom queeng Dorren Thompson, prom king: Scott Higginbothom ond Robin Ferris, senior ottendonts. Cbockb Steve Robinson ond Dorleno Ronkins, escorts. -.. ' I sniff, A f 4-w 1 .wa T X ' 5 gig' T tggl 3 I jifl 4 --..- 5 K D Junior closs members ossume the primory responsibility for seeing thot the prom gets off the ground. Five committees serve seporotely yet work together to see thot the prom is something worth remembering. Closs members serve on either decorotion, invitotion ond progrom, intermission, tobles ond food or cleon-up committees. Eoch group is needed to see thot their oreo of responsibility is token core of. The invitotion committee must see thot the style ond color of invitotions is chosen ond the invitotions moiled. They must olso oversee the printing of the pro- grom booklet. Whot everyone will eot ond drink ot the prom is decided upon by the tobles ond food committee. They strive to see thot the food choice works together with the theme forthe prom. The decorotions committee hos the most noticeoble job since everyone notices the decoroting job first. The gym is kept locked until the moments before prom to ensure secrecy of the decorotions. ln order to keep the evening going smoothly while the bond tokes o breok the intermission committee mokes sure thot some musicolly tolented MHS students entertoin during this period. The cleon-up crew hos the pleosure of cleoning up ofter everyone. Usuolly the morning ofter prom this group is hord ot work reodying the gym for use by PE closses ond othletic events for the next school doy. Eoch committee is sponsored by one of severol junior closs sponsors. Mrs. Gornett Evolo serves os heod sponsor for oll prom octivities. Decorating can be hord work. Missy Mortin tries not to foll from the lodder os she stoples crepe poper. Sticky business. Toping wiring to the floor for the lights wos done by Steve Robinson ond Scott Murphy. Note-worthy bond members, Tricio Jones ond Michelle Joob were selected Good concentration is needed by Koren Woll os she ploys her clorinet dur- to be porticiponrs in the Eosrern Illinois University Honors Bond. ing o morching bond holftime performonce. ,I N Bond Members Cfrontb Noncy Ed- words, Jennifer Brondt, Koren Woll, Donno Betts. Cse- condb Missy Morrin, Tomi Wolloce, Tom- my Wiser, Lori Burns, Michelle Burkybile, Triclo Jones. Cthirdb Tommy See, Riso Fronker, Michelle Joob, J, J. McEochron, Liso Wiser, Amy Yeley. Cfourthb Soro Eodie, Jim Lindsoy, John Connody, Liso Droke, Mike Good- win, Jeff Corpenrer. Cbockb Liso Osborne ond Mott Murphy. V will Sn MSR. cv ' .1 ,.r..1v' Burnett Pest Control 889-2162 solo .mg -1 A if J 5 ,J rt., x 'V Q ,fy Quang' VG -l bross. Marshallerie and Red Guard Crow 17 Bridgerr Srofford, Debbie Poorman, Kimberly Gaeisler, Mindy McConchie, J. J, McEachran, Anissa Shorrerr. Crow 25 Anira Thorp, Veronica Kiger, Berh Pancake Renda McNary, Jan Arney. Crow 37 Tina Wilson, Julie Roberts. Berry Prewerr, Jennifer Smith, Kelly O'Prourlse, Angie Taylor, Deanna Shorrs, Melissa Sharrerr, ond Kim Smith. l l l l fwwir , l l l l I r r W l l H l V x 1127 .SIN l Ffractice makes perfect for Kim Smirh Kim appears very con- A smiling face is needed by Margrmlig-fre members Q5 they perform during fidenr of her rourine os she performs or rhe homecoming o pep session before rhe enr-rg xrgiclerwr body game show I l 5 I ialsf as csmeypem 1 f 1 ff Plonning o Perfect Performonce I, rx 0 O p -X 5' . X .. p 36 Q ' r ri- 'K N A ' ' ri, 4 , U I . X V 9 rf , ,I . , . X ki' XJ' ' P 4. .lf , Jr y 4 ' , 5 3 1 ii 4 ,, T s g ,I .gnu ,ia I Q 5 lx, if Q f' l if E iv .J u- ' V -- ,,. '- 'N . -4' ' lx dw. ff V , I an K w 2 1 v- ,M 1, 1 The Morshollerres ond Red Guord were rough or work during the 1985 school yeor. They demonsrrored rheir school spirir ond pride eoch rime rhey donced or o home foorboll or boskerboll gorne. A highlighr of the seoson included o speciol workshop for over 100 elernenrory school girls. During rhis workshop rhe girls were roughr hond rourines, pom-pon routines ond o donce rourine. The Morshollerres were sponsored by Morge Wilson. Flve flogs over Morsholl. Debbie Poornnon, Kelly O'Rourke, Melisso Shorrerr ond Miny McConchie perform o llog rourine during o boskerboll gome holhime hsow All the right moves ore needed bv Poch girl os 'hey O'?'fO'm '0U f ?5 Wim me morqhing bond during 0 holfiirfw? DOWOVHWOOCO 1984-85 Red Guard Members Tino Wil50n MeIi5S0 Shorrerr Kelly O lloufhe A,-1QioTOylOf 0f 'Y Prewerr, Deonno Shorrs ond Jennifer Sffiiif' JUN? Rolwif ond Nm 5 'h ore noi pictured .i, ,Ur 3:15, 'ff-1:1-r:-:Q-' .. ' ' - --me----P-Y--:::f:---.. --1 .--. if I y l Qi i l i lil ,,y i l l l l i l I i l i 1 l i Drama Club Aims Toward King of the Ice Cream Mountain. i i i i l l l l l l l l i I i fklttl-ff, ' 10 1 :fi t ' 5 1 2 ' Af .f fi, y, , I . L-3 S L' 11 ss! Members of the drama club presented the childrens play the King of the Ice Cream Moun- tain to the elementary students at both schools on April 19. This was the only play for the year since the fall performance was cancelled due to the ill- ness of director, Mrs. Sue Shawver. This drama was performed by a double cast, i.e., each role had two people who tools turns performing the part. A shapely dragon played by Veronica Kiger creates havoc in the ice cream kingdom. Zena works an evil spell on the loyal subjects of the kingdom. Jim Prevo portrayed the evil sorceress. 1.99, ,,- , , I A ff! fi f f I ff Q21 ,hx ,, H uf .i I hx Some kinaly advice l wliriir iii ii-rnlily Xfviwiiii-i I Nllll'l ff. f .ff ffl' V, ' v - l l l . l 1 piilirvix Xiriiirlwi ,xi'i,i,niMi'fflPN UM 'nf ' Ohl My aching feet, The king of ice cream mountain, Mike Combs, thanks his daughter, the princess, and the penguin for curing his feet. Sheri Livvix and Veronica Kiger starred as the princess andthe penguin, A big hello Lara Tresize student director welcomes the elementary children to the ice cream mountain 1985 Play Cast Mrs, Sue Shawver, Beth Pancake, Amy Yeley. Sherri Livvix, Veronica Kiger, Karen Wall, Lara Trezise. Cbackb Jim Prevo, Tricia Janes, Mike Combs, and Michelle Burkybile, l me 5' L1l. '1 Q W K Y ,,.,,,,...A.Mg .. -.- W - ....---M ' l t 10? MHS News Students ond stoff members onxiously owoit the orrivol of o new issue of the MHS News eoch month. Completing its fifth yeor of publicotion the MHS News keeps the school ond community in- formed of events ond feotures of Mor- sholl High School. The locol newspoper, The Morsholl Independent, includes eoch issue of the MHS News os on insert to its regulor publicotion. Journolism students responsible for the publicotion of the MHS News reoch o lorge oreo of reoders through the distribution of the locol newspoper. Stoft members con- tinued to prepore ond store informotion using the Apple Writer progrom. Deodline is olwoys o busy time in the computer room os eoch story must be checked for occurocy ond then pro- ofreod by Mr. Dwight Connely, jour- nolism instructor. The MHS News ploced o stronger emphosis on photogrophy this yeor with eoch student responsible for toking story reloted photos. Students were olso responsible for seeing thot the negotives were developed ond pic- tures printed in the dork room. Jim Lind- soy spent the mojority of his time keep- ing the dork room functioning. The MHS News is o student publicotion thot is reod ond enjoyed by students ond stoff ot MHS. Second semester journalism class Cfrontb Jim Lindsoy ond Loro Trezise. Cbockb Robin Ferris, Amy Woodord, Dorlo Milbourn, Veronico Kiger, Beth Poncoke, Missi Wilson, .lon Arney, ond Liso Osborne. First semesterjournolism class Angelo Scholburg, Noncy Hornbrook, Shelley Grieve, Scott Dowson, Amy Mortin, Trocy Speros, ond Mike Combs, Stoff Pictures School Events T. .4 r , M W, 5, .4-f i i i , Z l s l i l i l l 1 -r 3 s i -J! I . l i 1 'a A - ily t ' ,E TL' J, i 'V gt. s T r 1 a...7:J 9 I U, y .9 , .w l intl ah v,.. Q The Marshall Independent Serving Marshall as no other newspaper can O0 i fs... . l V iffpdl 'Il'llpg,! llli : ?I'lTS as Y' ' 1 1 , i I 5 .4 at . t News X Q. we my X. rstixiifivfiq A t - .. ,, s 111 1? Q C VARIABLE CDNDENSEQ ...Q i 5 in l A 5' 'r 1 i fy T ' 1,.. ..,, V K Rx , i t 'Se X fx 4 .1.- 'V . VV ., X , . . -':5Z15:',sf'T:,.'-:Eu '-'4:s:,: ' 2, ,: v.2.,..-1:1-14-1:-siz' 1'-':'1j3v4j-9 .Zz-,E-fva xi , IIT-I L k 'Z2i:'1--...3 i2i-5 55151 if ' 315 The Marshall Herald 124 S. 5lh st. There's olwoys time for fun. Journolism students don't work ol! the time. Sometimes they toke time out to oct crozy orjust tolk. Jim Lindsoy tokes time to try ond enlorge his thinking copobilities with the photogrophic enlorger, Is it ok this time? This seems to be the question thot journolism instructor Dwight Connelly heors the most when helping students rework o story, Often students must rewrite o story two or three times before it is oc- cepted by Mr. Connelly. Beth Poncoke ond Mr. Con- nely discuss on orticle she hos written for on upcoming issue ofMH5 News. New Designs ,,,, Appear rn 1985 Marshallonran Designs of MHS '85 was chosen as the theme for the 1985 Marshallonian to repre- sent the different functions and workings that occur within the walls of the high school building. The designs of a student's life are in- fluenced greotly by the designs of the world in which we live. It is through the designs of the school life of a MHS student that the 1985 yearbook has been patterned. The physical design of the book has been influenced by popular designs in advertisements and magazinesg the use of grid lines. The influence of the grid is one that every staff member becomes familiar with since each page of the yearbook is grown on a grid pattern. Planning for the yearbook began in early June 1984 when company representative, Paulo Keith organized a trip to Dallas, Texas for a year- book workshop. Further plonning was com- pleted by co-editors Joseph Bennet and Michelle Burkybile as the school yeor began. All staff members participated in a workshop during late September that stressed layout fundamentals and copy writing. Throughout the 144 pages the yeorbook staff has hopeful- ly created o design that will be remembered by all who take a look at Designs of MHS '85, Two heads are better than one. Co-editors Michelle Burkybile and Joseph Bennet worked together to effec- tively leod the 1985 yearbook staff. Are these layouts really necessary? Staff members lee Ann Nave, Kris Lindley, and Joseph Benner debate which Ioyout is best at the staff workshop held at Richards Form in Casey. Bev Cruse Photography l i l J gag I F - , in , .1-1,1 , .-.vafiy-'H-1' ' -.., .5 - 9-T. f, '.'f'9' J ly it lf. , Q i Yearbook Staff CfrontD Mr. Steve 5D90CGr, sponsor. Cbackb Kris Lindley, Sheri Livvix, Veronica Kiger, Amy Woodard, Beth Pancake, Missy Martin, Angela Thompson, Kelly O'Rourke, Lee Ann Nave, Joseph Bennet, Michelle Burkybile, Nan- cy Edwards, Mike Combs, Shelley Grieve, and Tami Wallace. ix 195 7 f x . tg f fr ,,f ,, g , x, f t 1 N is' C A Flnallyl They re here' Amy Martin and Lee Ann Nave couldn't wait to look at the 1984 yearbooks which finally arrived after a two-month delay, In the good ol summertime Sheri Livvlx Mike Combs and Shelley Grieve ac- companied yearbook sponsor Steve Spencer to Dallas Texas where they toured the Taylor Publishing Company plant and participated in a workshop fi .gw J- f- --- - - '- - ....,,,,.q - YYYYNV Ynyn, ,W --.VY W. HV- YVVY W., .... -rf ff V V W '------- -V v-- --- -- . - ,W .. W, , , fb --f-.v--y in ,, -' 1 l 1 Ev- w 5 1 1 r I 1 :Qi M I I7 Asn 9 7-7 , -- .NV -.,-. ,.,. ,, V 107 E i i A r V - 'S Marshall Communlty Unlt C- 2 Board of Education. Seated: Allen Boyer, Sarah Hayes and Randolph Rich. Standing: R. D. Gustafson, Gary Miller, Tom Murphy and Darrell Richey, Tom Murphy serves os board president. 'xX.l.1 hat sa Alben and Fren I tee! 'RC' O' G D655 :wt ly sk fm-fxw, X Mr Garold Eoglrn Bob G Thompson Vrrgrnra Morgan Sona Rardtn Superintendent of Prrncrpal Secretary Secretary Marshall Schools Educatron rs the rnstructron of the Connellt V056 Hutt intellect in the laws of nature . . -F .-. f-. - What satisfaction do you gain from teaching: Linda Albert Spanish and French When I feel that l have helped someone - whether 't homework or a personal problem. Brll Beleslin Gene Bohn Moe Brandt Drafting Woods Metab Welding Scrence Chemistry l l 0 vs l i I i 1 r ,A x X , fm 13,5 771' V f . WX X I my - ,oft-1541 ' I I 's , 3: 9hf Connelly and World History Journalism Hank Deming Guidance Seeing young people mature ser goals and succeed. Summer vaca tion is also high on my list. f Watching the students who take He pmg young peopk? to gow and mature The crty rs the teacher of the man - Plutarch It I 5 !' f , f K l . I X 1 lx , I A f P EI K class seriousIy. 1 1 . . I I The best part of teaching is M Www David Enkoff Garnett Evola Math Computers English encouraging creative thinking Finish this sentence is twenty five words or less l dont have my homework done because Cris Fltzjarrald Jim Gwyn Typing Shorthand Band Chorus the kids pay day getting to know the students rt,t, John Hasten Sharon Hermanson PE Athletic Director . .seeing students make on effort to improve themselves. fl ff Learning Disabilities l y ' . . .ask me on pay day. Rex Heine Laura Hillenbrand Retailing IRO , . ...watching students grow with knowledge. A teacher affects eternity xx o If Y t l' l i l Becky Holmes PE, Health Whgntl'16 362: Qs back VOOP' rv' 'E 6 clothes to' 95 I I 1 -g - ,e Q I . I l 1 I l y Timle-mer Q Sfleftce BlOlOQ, l l ..The Y' rw X fl lOlUS I- l Y M 14 ille0b'Und ,R ,. f 53, y Most Embarrassrng Moment rn Teachrng QWK 1' '3- f. I f S 2 if f W9-wax Marcene Holverson Latrn Englrsh Wrlma Johnson Consumer Ed Accountrng Becky Holmes Ruth Kemp School Nurse Havln a lewd sticker ut on m PE Health When the Pepsr guy walked ln the g p y back and having a prlesr remove back room whsle I was changlng clothes for PE f-,gig Tim Leffler Terry Moreland Science, Biology Agriculture Leaving rt ro Beaver' .., wg? l . Bob Morris Laura Marshall Algebra' Geometry Home Economics Emerson l 'The Years teach much which the days never knew. l M ' ' W QS . . . 5 V X 7 ll V Q- ,,: .1 7,6- 4 B M f B 5. Q B l -.Lf .E I Y. .J or M, ,. ,A ' - , fr 'ffl' ' 'I 32431 , f-f,' 21,15 , if ' Lf Z' L.Tgfef'aV1, ' 5 , ' '55f43,jLv5vf,5:3i,,yv , -' . I - V, iff? i, ,, , I I 1 ff , K , K X . V ' ,A , Q . 5. 1, , M V 2 ' C r . ' I ,U nl., k U '-- -A '- e----f 1 J 1 l N . 5 l ,M ,n ' ... K ' v , A ,' . if K 'Ira-::': ,V X' 1 l l M I . ' ' 1,,,,i.y ' r M c . g B In . ' ff A 1 T' , , ,,,,,, - - ' ' ' , l , . I ' l H- Q -9 , , - A , W2 v 4' I I . 1 111 l Tom McQueen Driver s Ed you give a test and all the students ask did we cover this in cass 'ff ., ' ' Mmm-s,.,,., V .X Sally Rector Typing Office Practice . .o former student returns and says thanks for what was learned in my class, You Know You re a Teacher When 'va-,xx .Z Jennie O Rourke English you get a call at midnight the night before term papers are due wanting to know if it is too late to change topics h ,aff it Sally Schmidt LD Aide 4 .wages are more unpredictable than teachers. You work four jobs instead of two during summer. G-' 'tif vt L Lolita Parker Home Economics Mary Snyder Home Economics , . .o student completes a project successfully. Teach him how to live Porteus ii o . yy l Sue Showver Speech Englis .every time tells me Deion' speech class has b Rod Rector Math you see a student wearing a hat in the hall and you feel like you should send him to see the principal QQ X , T099 S Carolyn Wilson i He0lTh OCQUDQ i Steve Spencer i Director of the T mi, ,, i Media Center i . ,you find your name and an i QIIQUOUV obscenity written on the restroom wall. - xinq ct-Q . Of the 5e,e,9vP C Ong ,A ,M Class To F19 in ,, K l --cu. . R XC , X -X N + : szoent weomgii zo: lo. teel like you to see he .pf l we' ofthe lime' e and on and Ywznrvapnne reffloom ,ynefl The High Paint in My Career Has Been . . . Sue Showver Speech, English ,..every time o former student tells me personally how helpful speech class has been. CQWIYH Wilson ffellllh Occupations Q 'hovlng Students soy at the end 0 'he Semester I have lea much and I U med so dass. T ef'l0Yed coming to 0 me that s on obouw what teaching Is Margaret Thornsburg English teaching a foreign student to read .,,,. .omgg ,, 'I I .114 William Wreck US History Civics when I have seen students become aware that there is merit in knowledge itself fl X g , f 5 Dan Wilson Auto Mechanics teaching a subject that is proc- tical and useful to all my students and their families later on in life. Cooks Connie Richardson Charlotte Coleman Donna Pearson Dorothy Harper Janitors Doug Garner Janice Wallace Ellen Cole Vic Fitzjarrald l i i l l l l -The . 'ff ASV f .,,,.,--..mu-. -...+-4.,..--v -- '-3' i, A .-8'-L. Ilwisi 'R N 1 Q E 'TF L lr ' 1,-Q Hons Anocker Liso Boys Steve Bedwell if . Q ' ' 2, .gk 'vw 'G xi-rf In I ,Q I 1 X J A W' ' Q 1 , f 1 . ' . . X. Me.. W1 f ,f fffz 'f5 4-y ,., X JZQKLIV fl, ', 1f,', 4x' - JN... Jody Brooks Shonnon Brooks Tom Brown F r as If .V any Fl K 9 gy g 4,6 ,-'KJ' 'WW .., 5 ph fl - lv' S kg'- Q . I 1 I F1 V an- I , 1 if I Mort Boyd , , .1 Y - ,ff ' ' 7 'fd rf 53551, ' L W9 1 Corhy Brenner 1' Y ' f Uv' . x. 2 , W -. 1 'Wg , V 3 A. , y A 1. rr . , .1 ., 1-. ' . ZZ? V! YZ:-,il l A .vw fi'2fZ.'7.,4f . . ,,,y,,, , ' V. , AQ!!! ' .127 I Jim Bullock Chod Burger! ,7....,,, Angie Colhoun John Connody Xa? gqxfeyg 3 X A 5,4 .A I 3 Q- rw. , Q., . f F X mr- -if M 4. .. W1 Q - -+ if S wr T 'Y SQ E 3.3.5 up X K P f n We-ag 5-s-fs'-F . 5 Lg, in Q. S 'E 31. . Q 5. .W fl , A . X f K, ,, 5 'A ? eff' X . , R X .varmwfj X ,- - .wiv fx' N . X ex xx 9 W Ng X Y W Xi .Xi NOBCY CNISYY TOrT1i C0rby Guy Murphy ond Glenn Shumoker orrempr to beheod Noel Sfepp, 1' Sh' L. f- A.. X .. N s N. lx:-f1J - . - yy ----. .. X '1 , qv A Q . my ' 2 fir X 2 ' X X k kk 'X Eddie DUKE' 'ioruh Frmdle lf I Q-1 a ' WY flrrell llrenr Yields ureq he-lds K . X .. .x Dor I - i 1.R-1 q.. 39. 5. ., if 1-1 Joy fx 5 r x av- .' ' Q wa I . 'S i 51 A 1 l , A Don Flow ers Liao Freemon Jerry Gorner Joe Game, QQ. f Joy Greenlee Keren Holloron Don Hornilron Kelli Horgis Y 5-nf' 3 I, Chris Hopkins 'N 1 A smile ond o Pepsi for Lynerre Schoeffer ond Cheryl Wernz Hope Joyne im. r Donny Johnson Heorher Jones Robbie Keller Norma Klnsel Doug Lelrch ' 4 fy flu ...fm V - i ' A 4 -- ' L., --W-U-we-1-fu' ..---H-if:-gg , -ff at ----A-V --1-A -- - ,-M21 --N - -- -- W -'- -s ---Q.. fn' ar.-7 1 1 Z I ...fu ifwffr ,r9v- asia ,W U M M pw! Loci Lindley Scott Lindley I Scott Linrzenich Chris Littleton Jeff Livvix . fa- y N- M Q- C M, Q' 5 VV .yyv , 1 ,1 .Q X I , A. X V ,f C b rfiff C' f ' bi i 1 i M 3 Chris Lycon Amy McConchie M' d M C in y c onchie Scott McDonieI Condell McDowell ! I i 1 i I i J i X L 1 '04 3 4 i M M f ,f Jennifer McEochron Tom Mocke hu' 'lyme- ' 4 5 5 1 A A si , K , Jomi Mortin Lori Meod 4 vii' W 1 M, - i , M - - an f , M ,f i QW, V 51 2,2 11 X 'fefwzwzn mm 44' 6', .t 'T' f 1 MAT: ,,'. , ff 1 M Q'???i??2? 3 i ,Wir .45 2 MJ M , if Zia ujixniil, fi ,fz Y Wy, Y l 5 0 F X, , L KE vi N ft C -L 7? A 'i Jonice Miller demonsrrotes some high-steppin' moves. Dee Dee M .. 479 -'il AX 'Iv 1 J 4, 4 f ,, X if . U42 5 4 Jonlce Mlller Kevin Mlller 51 1 , A' A I ., ,4 j Shonnon Mills Kristine Mitchell Jim Morgon SQW, i Low , i. I i Q x G Q 'bc' Q-o I Robert Morris Guy Murphy i I . Kelly O'Rourke Joson Poncoke 1,6 ' ,-. 7 L f.- s ' 1 I Mellsso Myles Reid Porker , sa I4 ,jg 1' Y, ,fe ' Pg, J 4 . 1, , .3 E ugly ff' MW 3 hi UP l Brent Neol u f' ?!' tr s l lf Shonnon Peok kb 'Cixi' ,,.-1' Jim Perry -W ,g',7,4+.t 5, ' V 1 'FHL X F' Steve Nicholson l l 4 5 i U me 1 I A 'a f I Q Q3 Q X . 1 Az in , X x, I f , If 'XXI , f iv V ' if 3, gf, 7 ,l,l 1 ' ' Kevin Peorce ffl, J XV fl A I , I jizz' fx V 5 x..i,,p- fill .Y . 2 rf 1 Debbie Poormon -'u l-.,,g 5 , A 1 1, '41 I 2 ,W . M , l ' fi A 1 , A lf f ,f Dee Dee Shorts ond Jeonne Thompson shore looks of disbelief or whot they just Down Powell Robert Powell sow. . A .AQ -J l Q, l , Q ' J '. V ' jfeiieviilv- am-,iw 1. 9 :Jill 'sw ,. it H32 ' , Msfegfzfl t U., n w ff-A , , Louretto Prewett Dlono Reed Don RicheY Jon mchel' Down Robens ' t ' , , - M QA .,..-1 ..., .411-..u1fL4l. ,fmv -'sift .s..24z.'abdvLbA:q at -is-EA-151+-4:-l if1'f14-' --l--W--flawed-'4'f'- 5tiff'-'Q'-f-145-1--A'- --V N5 ' n 1? 'qg-117 sv---.. Terry Sonders Tino Sonders lv f f I ! , Lx l Anisso Shorrerr Mehsso Snorren -5-. 1 yu E' Z . I Q Curr Srnlrh Jennifer Smirh in Q . 1 M. Q lPrry5r11llh P1 ,yu ',4,,m, f 416' 'bf w--- H h Lynette Schoefer Jeonnne Schrnadr 5' 'Q in TL bu-4- Deonno Shows Enc Stwmoker f i , D I 1 1 3 I 1 I D Dnone Scnroeger f Y EH: l 41f'5 I RlcnofdSm1ley --Q2 Q , x in - ks. .mn 5. O I ,. Q. Y 'Q 1 H-Qi v1v'Xv'Nr1V'.vI..x- XIX NNN ,-.,. , vi, ,X 1,41 .. kk, y ,H N, ,,,,, fi I NJ X N 5 1' Y if if 5.- i 5 SQOYVSVOTHU Uxix -'Nysl'i.'e' fs14ixl'lmiylu1 Af mo iiiorp Core y Thompson Q - 8 Q fi . f fl , . 1 .,, A r - w- ',,,' -'f A 'A-D' 1 , HP u N i ' N ,. ,fr lil I' s. A I ,if 390009 T '0f D500 NGN? 7f0 1OW W Allen Turner Rob Wellum Cheryl Wernz 1 'ut Mike Wilson Tino Wilson mf 'SZ' -alf- .L- riff? l I TONY Vycoff Amy Yeiey Liso Wiser Eric Wycoff Freshmon closs officers: Kim Joob, rreosurerg Angie Colhoun, vice-presidentg Kenny Ernhort, presidenrg Melisso Shorretr, secretory. 'n ' 1 4 A fx?-g'j' M V 11- .-1- V ,l-fn -3541A-244 f..'- ,.., .--f-44.,-.'f--.-....nz,.L ,4-.4 I N, 4 0 ,iz Y Tommy Bnshop Todd Bnshop Jennifer Bromor V N Tommi Auren Jon Beol Donno Berrs I 9 e e 'f ' ,, 4 in H ' 42 --st. , 'V' M- , TY f 'f 'V il ' 4 ' ' H I MID , 4 9 T? ' 1 hx? 1 '. 'A 1 'hy' 1 , W Wu K I 45 Q lam Q Tony Boesiger Eric Boyer Sreve Boyer I 2 fern'-k M 5 1 Mike Colhoun Orem Compbell 1, ,sn Y 5' i. 1' Dfmray furvuphr-II U11-II' 'nw'-II V N r 1. ,., ,, 4. 'Q i ' 9 A i D ' Q N ' ' f .4 1, X A 1' 'RIT , ,' X' dx ' 'Tin 111 1' ' S ...?n - ,f , Q? gf 15:11 ,. 12:1--. '-.-:-.,,' f' 2,113---.ze 1.5 be --- -.... H A ,uv H, ,4 ,X W, F x up I! I lf. x I I 9 1- . . 2 at 'J we-J-vsp. R.. f ,4Q GF Li f ' f Rob Crumrin Roy CUfUrT1ins Showno Curron Leno Dominick 4-:fs -r alxx i. , ,fr r ,ss All l Anito Eirhorr Greg English Kenny Ernhort Jill Fields 34-1 W Ae 2' Y ef' ,.-'. ...'i-,--.'..- ' . V N' 1. . . V ., .. ., ,, Sy V' s -Jig, M' -1 . i l Y f ,Hi Riso Froker T0ny Sonders ond Rob Crumrin rry to decide which woy she went. Mike Goodwin Sheuey Grieve Mork Horgls K, C. H0Ye5 Troy Hefner xii, X 'x ' 1 A! 4 6911 f X LEG' f 55, , Noncy Edwords ' i X A 4 S-, .aff V ' 1' 1 NX ,fc Chris Fowler 4' 'ff YT ,L 1 'Ht . fm 3,3 14' 3 i 7 Missy Gordner 9-o I v 8 . flfs I J Vince Greenlee Kevin Hewin I i I l l l l 4 l r l I 3 i l l l l I l 125 .1 a sf V' A MA ' 5 A V , ,, ,, , fl -. - -- .,..'.-.4-.-.... ....-. -...-4-4....f--fn '---A-1-,. .. hh-.. ,. V...-s.w'5lifM 1 iq! El' 1 f f , ,, , 152 mv ', oi 4 ,Q V f 'ix 14,1 A 4, il . :f 2' :U I , if n..,- H-vii: Vickie Hibscnnnon Bryon Hilberf 1 , y x , E ff n 5 H 3 N... I-al G Kelly Jockson Por Johnson f n 5 o . ' 2 ,W V um , x an Q6 X if f I' 1 my, , 'f 1 f 1 Renee Holmes De-DOY H0OD'nQ0mef -,! Tum Jones Tom Keefef Kim Kuhn Rodney Lomb N. x ' Q i v-ff-v lon I Pdf-rmonn llrxwnr' l vwlx Ivan x 1 Q fl Zig vo' Y .- fig 1 Keilv Howard in , s x r. I Rooen Kesief K lluinrnw.--ul.-vvvlN x n . 1 i! 6 - C' in N ' ' K 1, X ls I v X Gu 1- , if 5 S- .W N x Y x . as - , ' -, 'xy xy n . P ' 5 gf W: as X F ' C 1 I b A X ' X x' v H' Knnlv:-l+IwnuI'.f., l'4-,,-l-kAA1fI.,4- 1, X -H I x M U ln. X . ' x .Ji d er P? 51? A F r ' E pr hlm. X, add' l Ns ' Thu 'fx Ron Moreqoff Chris Mullen Dovid Mullen Moro Nichols Brign Onoufke ' ' in ' 1' .. sr? f '- U 5 1,4 .. - I I Twllo Potterson Mike Peormon Jocki Pickor Julie Pickor J. D. Poormon 75 1217 r Loretto Reynolds Sherrl Ridgw0Y ,mv 'l ' - K S XX ,.. P S. V . X V ,,,,M-.2 Aprll Robinson TonY S0f1defS Amy Amocher working furiously to develop the body beoutlful. li' I' lbw - h Amber Stephens T0mmY Shefflll Horold Shetler John Shorts Dffoff Sm F Q I 4 9' A, V , 4 .V -. . N ,M , , ,, ,f .,,. . ..,.,-,..,-..f...ri4.. ZMVV, 6 I' Xl I 1 Erlc Stephens Ellen Srepp Trocie Stone Sherri Srrohm Peggy Swelrzer fix Noncy Swlrzer Angle Toylor 'Y 'vu Tommy Troxel Tomi Wolloce 1 x' I . :- X xx X ' f' 7 U r Jeff Wernz Chuck Wlelond Y1 ' Clndy Toylor Brent Thompson Brod Torren Leno Dominick ond Kerrie Joy rry ro decide which woy Is up during on oerobbcs dernonsrrorlon , .. lrrrry Wllnfvru hum i 5-D i vw Www hmo--wNl.wlI If-.1V.rfnQN fl XLS 1 xxx., - fi ten an 09'?b'G 4' Q., X7 K 5 1 .15 F0 Y Sophomore class ofHcers Rendo McNary, treasurerg Tomi Wallace, gsecretaryg Sherri Ridgwoy, vice-presidentg Riso Froker, president. Add one cup elephant. Tammy Bishop demonstrated the way to make a perfect elephant cake to the speech class. ' i f I I 1 F i i 1 i i 5 I i i l A i 9 1 i 1 3 i i I 1 r i 1 X 5 r C Y i i i I 5 129 4 2 ix k 'A x .ji gr .. ,, -4-.4-.'.--..--4-,fin-en. -,a.-a.'-...'- H -- ---,...- -19---...--'---qqn...w:L' IN J fills! 'awww xv 14.464 Q 'X' vm. ' Wi. vfigymhnd . 1 I ' ' 'Z 'K A .. ' 2' ' f- rn . ,. ' fav- AQ PW' t , , .,., ,. ,. K .. ,Q . , , , , 1. f -1, ' ' .f . I - . 1. A -M . J 11,-g-,::i1,:.i ' W f' -A 5 w ', -. - -,'f'fHf-. ,. - V-VW: - M Lf:-M -4,. . . ,. -w,4,HA: J ABE' mfg , .f ,JL ,- 3 . I 1 -'L 'G-r'-1' .L ,cw bmfmul. .4 .f g, 4 l X v, -as ...M 44. ,...,,,. .....-,-u,pfp'.uarv-1'4-----.-k--..sai--41,11 .. y W.. ,, ,. . ,,, ,..,. .M ..,-..-...--.-fu.u.' ,...-4-4...44---nu----n .. f - ..-ap. . xv. hi' .1 - vhs, 'ie Melisso Boggs W, , ff f ff, -cp' 1? , f X l 1 -Mi f I 7' ,,.,, 5.- 3 4 ' 1,3 7 f Liso Bomhorr lsfx T W Liso Bossrick frm fn D Michelle Burkybile 'if 1-V ,- I, I i E . 'h 1.,' . , 1 i i A 'Y , ' , A flurirly Uiirrr-'ia fb Q5 4 ss Terri Bounds I v If kia.. iz ga' 1 'n wif-r A, 7 Qsff ,,' ' vii ' 'Qi L Q. .' if '+ Q .. BrionBums , ,.. ,' r' X' 71 ,v ,i X S i 1 1 -XV-.P Q ifnriiiiy f rlrpvfiivi Q! no I -. ' 4 ,i 54 ,W Km? f John Bonlen Zi? C15 1 , VM U i E 'Q' , i 1. ig if f f ii B 'V ' Mon Belding ,Qi L A ya, 1-4 Vicki Bens Sherri Bucher Borboro Bumpus Jeohne Burken liivliiiiiliuiii ' i ii.. i ii I ii ,iii iii,-mix ,hi N A ' i 1 iii. v- , 5 sf Y v ,o . KO .4 d xx 5 T' m L., L M.. A .L EGTT if wvfk- ,r UT' T1 Korhie Downen ' v' W 2 1 7 ' , 'W if, , M' 5 W W. Q Q ,fl V, I A 4 ' 5 ' A' D 'f Q Qi . Q? V' l I, gf , ' fix if 5? Q ' il 4 Joy Gord 1, Q fs, Vs Vi I X ,1 . .1 . vas 1 A , K I r , -5' . v--U .' My 4- G? I -v .,.a x i Liso Droke 5,- .,.....- f., if Brion Gilbert ' 1. 'Sn X Liso Forrell Sl' XM , Todd Gunn ,111 1 SL 5 ,, ,M Qi 55261 X . i' K , Ir's Chris Loke ond Cortho Schroeger, but who is the mosked mon? CMr. Morris? - il X LfQ-- - C Buffy Followell Picture Not Available Cindy Homilton Q-. , i 1- -.,v 1 fd .V X 4 W, l I Missy Hendrix 'Q' N fx ,Y A-., John Hoggort is I ,... A, , - fob Scon Jackson Michelle Joob Mark Johnson TriCi0 Jones -if. 44. ,gh-. -rw-.n-u. 'A U ig JA Suzonn Gollogher Gr' 1 Deke Hows Mory Hoffmon ,X Dolonne Huffington Q M. 3 T, f , 4, ' If K fgr- ' Q 1 I Chris Loke -.sz I , ,,, s. il, '-fvu-'h4sv - i 1 2 A, l 'nr ll . A ,i if ,, V 1 ii Q 1 R i 1' if Trocy Lowson -1' W , ,ap 'Y' VT7, ,f ' A- -I, 5 A , Q 1 Nl Kris Lindley Sheri Livvix Ben Lueken Tim McConchie -f,,,.4.- ., A.. I. , Steve McGee '. r-'vt V I , -fd .,. .,,, , np., , . L -qmxzzttzmul' 'l -,us .1'7+X,,...,, -I 'X ,f U '- V ' 'Thu' - ' Jerry Mlller it , B if 4, f ff Coro Montgomery Vlll'Nfll1f' ? vwq I L Mellsso Mocke Lori Mortin Melissa Martin Dorlo Milbourn if 1. Klm Mlnnlch quasi! - Q 4? ta. 1 -I X I Scott Murphy This is the only woy thot Missy Wilson con get the attention ot punto: ond genie: boys n KC R OC K 0 s S01 -e -ww: Y C ll'.ufl'.lwn1il' llliu' Nui--ilu' mm lltnmlw li,wwl'tM1lf X P A 1' flzawmwfl-if V1 'Sr 7115. 4 ' 'J I I I 1 L 1' N' '9- 4 l , S we Tommy Peorce Mlchelle Peormon Jim Prevo Betty Prewett Melindg power' f E Q - V ' 4, Y ' 5 lx' I lr' , 1 if if V M J A 1 . -n Rochelle Rondle Dorleno Ronklns Buffy Reed Gory Richey Julie Robens 5 D Steve Robinson Angelo Scholburg , l U' :fly 1 V- , FS Cl .L 0. S 1 A 'L l Llso Bosstlck, Dorlo Mllbroun ond Rochelle Rondle ore smlllng becouse they Conho Schroeger Tommy See l sef150' remembered how to tle thelr shoes. Mlchelle Peormon forgot. She lsn't smlllng. iiiih . e,,. -7 1 N a'4d'X Qi M Mark Shlvely Poulo Soulllere Stacy Speros Scorr Spinner Greg Stepp ..-...p.s.'.L-una-1'-1-f.. .-.Q...4w:-rg. .' .. ... ,,,, -4.4 1gJlYl aids' 9.4 . sf' ' l 1 l l I l l l ' l .4q,.,.'- .-4. .44 uve-4.4 V. .,a-pn ... l i l l 5 i . 1 l I E I I l l 4 r l l i l l l l 5 a i ! l l 1 l I E A ., W bv M . M sq' ,ia ,rw ii, Jeff Srepp T T0fT1fT1Y 5fePP ndo Sweirzer T , 5 1 X 4 A , M ,Q if fm' f ?W Dovid Wolloce ,Aw v-....- I 1 X Pom Thorp W5 rr' , T x 1 . X , SA 4- Jim Woller V+ V X f' Tim Srepp Mike Srone Soro Srover fix can su -- t mfs ' 'uf Y. S, I . gf XX .,.f is L 5? 4q. ff' Angelo Thompson Loro Trezise Liso Ulrey 3 4 i . ax 'T 4- 4' ,. 'I QA ' 1- fhsnv- N T 1 1- 0 'Uu-5. I 1 f ' f Kenny Wolters Brod Womer Morls Snively iorqoi rho: ii is Q-mn-f In rmnq iiorrwx .wr ro dw whim 'VW' f'O 95 on-n'r beinq worn x ' ffm . Pg, 1,1 Q 'J Vi 4 L 1 'T If N , I , x 1 . I X i A X 9' ' xv Nh N S 1 0 I N N, V r Q as , . D flIf'Wll'nT1'Jlllfl lioy Wfnuiiinim 411-i1r'XX1-iyili, Xu X s.,.i'N XX 'JM' i l 9 cIotheS sh' gli-aj ' 11943244- ivan 2518 it , Doi' 'fa' 4, Y xx 'fn' 1 .Vx K ll Kfi 'K .. x-.tram - CX! ff ll ll Scott Wycoft M-I-C-K-E-Y-M-O-U-S-E, Juniors Tricio Jones ond Michelle Burkybile join freshrnon, Arny Yeley, to show-off their Disneylond weor they purchosed while visiting the sunshine stote during spring breok. t '-Q VFN? I' A wr fix:-HY? KJ I ft f mffx Y ,J my ,,, ', fr f. 4 fe. W, if v L 'ill Junior Class Officers presidentg Julie Roberts, secretory. 'Rir'Ev' Sponsored by 5 INDUCTIVE PRODUCT DIVISION MARSHALL, IL ,-ggfjgn.-w:-.1.'.. .-..' -,-.a-Q., -Q fb- 'Q-ww -4 ' Liso Bosstick, presidentg Melisso Mortin, treosurerp Ben Lueken, vice- 137 i .,-Ana..-au.--.,-...-un-.-.Q , ...- - -...H 1 - 1 Scott LindIey's goal was to sleep all the way to Champaign. Amy Woodard and Stacy Speros share a common goal of friendship. Helping others by donating blood was a goal set by Mike Stone. Having a good time at Campus Life seems tobe Condell McDowell's goal. NWN, n. V' 1 i fmgfflg I 6 Students Plan Goals Undoubtedly each MHS student had at least one goal during the yearg pass. Many goals were not so basic. Some were goals set within a group. Track members have a personal goal to be the best in their event while striving to have the team post a win- ning season. Goals were set by each club. The officers and sponsors helped reach those goals. To some students being top in the class was everything. Others were con- tent with the top one-third or just to pass, May 30th brought about the realizing of a egg -J ali vi' L-5 goal for the 87 seniors who grOdUOf9d Whatever the goal, whether big or sm0ll. nothing was able to match the feeling of achieving it May your goals be captured somewhere within the pages of Designs Ol MHS '85 Colophon The 1985 Morshollonion is o production of the yeorbook stoff members of Morsholl High School, 806 N. Sixth St. Morsholl,lL 62441. The cover is o speciol design durolith with o silver foil stomped lion. Designs of '85 wos chosen os the theme for the yeorbook. The yeorbook wos printed by Toylor Publishing Co. of Dollos, Texos. Poulo Keith served os the com- pony representotive for this oreo. 250 copies were ordered. Poges ore printed on speciol 100 lb. enomel. Both endsheets ore speciol designs thot corry-out the theme. There ore eight poges of four- color feoturing the senior portroit section ond the opening section. Spot color hos been used on four odditionol poges. 144 poges comprise the 1985 Morshollonion. The book size is 9 x 12. All body copy is set in Serif Gothic 8 ond 10 point while heodings oppeor in Serif Bold 86 point. Speciol thonks to Bev Cruse Photogrophy who supplied mony of the photogrophs used in the book. Michelle Burlsybile ond Tricio Jones deserve speciol recognition for spending mony hours typing index informotion into the computer. Stoff Co-editors Joseph Bennet Michelle Burkybile Activities Mike Combs Kris Lindley Sheri Livvix Clubs Shelley Grieve Noncy Hornbrook Lee Ann Nove Focuiry Jon Ledermonn Seniors Sondy Mocke Amy Woodard Sports Melisso Mortin Mork Shively Angelo Thompson Undercloss Noncy Edwords Veronico Kiger Beth Poncoke Ads Kelly O'Rourke Sponsor Tomi Wolloce Steve Spencer Index Index ADAMS, BRADLEY 8, 32, 32, 52 ALBERT, LINDA 60, 76, 82, 83, 109 ALTMEYER, DAVID 68, 69, 71 AMACHER, AMY 53, 67, 83, 88, 127 AMACHER, JEFF 5, 8 ANACKER, HANS 44, 48, 49, 83, 116 ARNEY, JAN 6, 8, 75, 98, 102, 124 BAGGS, MELISSA 54, 67, 132 BARNHART, TAMI 1, 8, 15, 54, 55, 67, 70, BARNHART, LISA 55, 70, 132 BARTLETT, JOHN 35, 132 BARTRAM, MALCOLM 76, 84, 85 8, 10, 19, 41, 43, 58, 80, 81, 84, 85, 91 BAYS, LISA 116 BEAL, JON 40, 68, 124 BEDWELL, STEVE 48, 116 BELDING, MATT 132 BELESLIN, BILL 35, 68, 109 BENNETT, JOSEPH 8, 14, 22, 25, 50, 64, 65, 72, 73, 74, 76, 78, 79, 80, 81, 104, 105 BETTS, DONNA 60, 61, 96, 124 BETTS, VICKI 60, 61, 88, 93, 132 BISHOP, DEENA 8, 17, 23, 54 BISHOP, TAMMY 54, 80, 124, 129 BISHOP, TODD 124 BOESINGER, TONY 52, 124 BOHN, GENE 68, 109 BOSSTICK, LISA 28, 42, 54, 60, 61, 85, 93, 132, 135, 13, 7 BOUNDS, TERRI 54, 66, 67, 70, 132 BOYD, MATTHEW 62, 116 BOYER, ALLEN 108 BOYER, ERIC 43, 124 BOYER, STEVE 35, 40, 48, 49, 68, 124 BRADLEY, PAM 8, 70, 76 BRANDT, JENNIFER 2, 30, 31, 58, 80, 83, 96, 134 BRANDT, MAE 80, 109 BRENNER, CATHY 116 BROOKS, JODY 116 BROOKS, SHANNON 116 BROWN, TOM 68, 116 BUCHER, SHERRI 20, 28, 29, 42, 74, 80, 83, 92, 94, 132 BULLOCK, JAMES 43, 48, 116 BUMPUS, BARBARA 72, 80, 132 BURGETT, CHAD 61, 116 BURKETT, JEANNE 54, 132 BURKYBILE, MICHELLE 5, 42, 58, 74, 76, 80, 96, 101, 104, 105, 132, 137 BURNS, BRIAN 62, 68, 132 BURNS, LORI 80, 96, 124 BURRESS, RANDAL 68, 80, 82, 83, 94, 132 CALHOUN, ANGELA 85, 90, 116, 121 CALHOUN, MIKE 61, 124 CALHOUN, RICHIE 8, 16, 22, 23, 40, 41, 43, 71, 80,91 CAMPBELL, BRENT 124 CAMPBELL, DANNY 124 CANNADY, JOHN 96, 116 CANTRELL, BRETT 40, 44, 50, 72, 73, 80, 85, 90, 122, 124 CARPENTER, TAMMY 54, 132 CARPENTER, JEFFREY 96, 124 CHILTON, KEVIN 68, 124 CHRISTY,NANCY 67, 116 CLARK, DAN 35, 49, 62, 124 CLARK, TROY 132 CLAYPOOL, MISSY 8, 15, 19, 54, 55, 66, 67, 70, 71, 76, 84, 85, 93 CLOUSE, TIMOTHY 124 COATE5, CALVIN 8, 17, 19, 35, 36, 37, 80, 81,89 COLE, ELLEN 113 COLEMAN, CHARLOTTE 113 COLLIER, TROY 44, 132 COMBS, MIKE 58, 59, 72, 78, 79, 100, 101, 102, 105, 124 CONNELLY, DWIGHT 76, 103, 109 CORBY, TAMI 116 COWN, ROBERT CRUMRIN, ROB 35, 43, 49, 67, 68, 80, 125 CUMMINS, DONALD CUMMINS, RAYMOND 35, 36, 124 CURRAN, SHAWNA 67, 125 CUTRIGHT, SHELLEY 54, 67, 72, 73, 80, 132 CUTRIGHT, JAY 62 DAILEY, BRIAN 132 DAVID, TIM 52, 53, 109 DAWSON, RICH 40, 83 DAWSON, SCOTT 8, 10, 21, 24, 40, 41, 44, 54,7 DEMING, HENRY 43, 109 DOMINICK, LENA 54, 62, 125, 128 DONHAM, TINA 54, 67, 83, 132 DOWNEN, KATHIE 73, 133 DRAKE, LISA 67, 96, 133 DUKE, EDDIE 49, 56, 57, 116 EADIE, SARAH 83, 96, 116 EAGLIN, GAROLD 108 EDWARDS. NANCY 82, 83, 96, 105, 125 EIRHART, ANITA 61, 125 ENGLE,JAY 35, 109 ENGLISH, BOBBY 8 ENGLISH, GREG 24, 72, 73, 78, 79, 125 ENKOFF, DAVID 110 ERNHART, KENNY 44, 48, 49, 62, 85, 121, 125 EVANS, BETH 22, 54, 67, 76 EVOLA. GARNETT 4, 110 FARRELL, LISA 54, 74, 83, 133 FARRELL, LARRY 116 FERRIS, ROBIN 8, 10, 20, 54, 67, 91, 93, 102 FIELDS, BRETT 49, 116 FIELDS, GREG 44, 116 FIELDS, JILL 61, 67, 122, 125 FITZJARRALD, VIC 113 FITZJARROLD, BECKY 8, 22, 30, 32, 70 FITZJARRALD, CRIS 110 FLOWERS, DAN 40, 42, 43, 48, 49, 62, 117 FOLLOWELL, JAMES 68 FOLLOWELL, ANISSA 6, 102 75, 80, 133 FORSYTHE, TIMOTHY FOWLER, CARY 8, 21 FOWLER, CHRIS 62, 125 FRAKER, RISA 42, 62, 85, 96, 125, 129 FREEMAN, LISA 117 GALLAGHER, SUZANN 75, 130, 133 GARD, JAY 33, 41, 68, 80, 132, 133 GARDNER, MISSY 38, 117 GARNER, DOUG 113 GARNER, JERRY 43, 85, 90 GARNER, JOE 62, 117 GARNER, MIKE 6, 8, 21, 22, 52, 75,83 GILBERT, BRIAN 133 GOEKLER, KIMBERLY 98, 117 GOODWIN, MIKE 96, 125 GREENLEE, VINCE 62, 125 GREENLEE, JAY 62, 68, 117 GRIEVE, SHELLEY 28, 30, 31, 54, 58, 80, 10 GRIEVE, SHANNON 8, 54, 71 GRIFFETH, KATHLEEN 9, 25 GUNN, TODD 35, 44, 133 GUSTAFSON, R. D. 108 GWYN, JIM 97, 110 HAFNER, TROY 125 HALLORAN. KAREN 46, 83, 117 HAMILTON, DAN 117 HAMILTON, CINDY 133 HARGIS, KELLI 88, 117 HARGIS, MARK 67, 125 HARPER, DOROTHY 113 HASTEN, JOHN 35, 42, 43, 48, 106, 120 HAWS, DEKE 35, 43, 70, 80, 133 HAYDEN, PAM 9, 67, 92 HAYES. FRED 52 HAYES, K. C. 35, 43, 49, 80, 125 HAYES, SARAH 52, 108 HAYES. SARA 24 2, 105, 125 HEFNER, ' 68 HEINE, Rl 70, 71, 111 HENDRIX, 54, 67, 81 HERMANZ 110 HEWITT, I 35, 49, 12 HIBSCHM. 54, 58, 71 HIGGINB1 5, 9, 11, 2 70, 89, 91 HIGGINS. 117 HIGHTSHC 68 HILBERT, I 80, 83, 12 HILLENBR 38, 39, 114 HOFFMAI 133 HOGGAT 33, 69, 13 HOLMES, 42, 111 HOLMES, 42, 46, 41 HOLVERS 72, 76, 85 HOOPING 54, 126 HOPKINS, 117 HORNBRC 9, 25, 50, HOWARD 126 HUFFINGT 62 HUFFING 62, 80, 1 JACKSO 126 JACKSOIN- 133 JAYNE, H 117 JOAB. KI 42,6261 JOAD. MI 1, 38, 42, JOHNSOI- 69, 117 JOHNS 20,H1 JOHNS 40. 133 JOHNS 32, 33 JONES. 117 JONES. 35 62 JONES. 42. 56 T01 135 JORDA 24 50 JORDA Q 54 0 IOYN M -12 .ION K KEEFER 35 40 KELLER 62 55 HEFNER. TROY 68 HEINE, REX 70, 71, 110 HENDRIX, MISSY 54, 67, 80, 133 HERMANSON, SHARON 110 HEWITT, KEVIN 35, 49, 125 HIBSCHMAN, VICKIE 54, 58, 75, 126 HIGGINBOTHAM, SCOTT 5, 9, 11, 26, 34, 35, 37, 40, 41, 69, 70, 89, 93 HIGGINS, BILLY 117 HIGHTSHOE, JOHN 68 HILBERT, BRYAN 80, 83, 126 HILLENBRAND, LAURA 38, 39, 110 HOFFMAN, MARY 133 HOGGATT, JOHN 33, 69, 133 HOLMES, BECKY 42, 111 HOLMES, RENEE 42, 46, 47, 61, 67, 80, 85, 86, 126 HOLVERSON, MARCENE 72, 76, 85, 111 HOOPINGARNER, DEBBY 54, 126 HOPKINS, CHRIS 117 HORNBROOK, NANCY 9, 25, 50, 54, 76, 78, 79, 102 HOWARD, KELLY 126 HUFFINGTON, TIM 62 HUFFINGTON, DALANNE 62, 80, 133 JACKSON, KELLY 126 JACKSON, SCOTT 133 JAYNE, HOPE 117 JOAB, KIM 42, 62, 63, 117, 121 JOAB, MICHELLE 1, 38, 42, 62, 96, 133 JOHNSON, DANNY 69, 117 JOHNSON, LORI 20, 111 JOHNSON, MARK 40, 133 JOHNSON, PAT 32, 33, 43, 52, 126 JONES, HEATHER 117 JONES, TIM 35, 62, 68, 126 JONES, TRICIA 42, 58, 59, 74, 76, 80, 84, 85, 96, 97, 101, 135, 137 JORDAN, ANGIE 24. 50, 58, 61, 72 JORDAN, JULIE 9. 54, 67, 70 lOY,KERRIE 38, 42, 128 JOY, KIM 88 KEEFER, TOM 35, 49, 126 KELLER, ROBBIE 62.68, 117 I , -S-1 W -.,.,.u.....,...L .-.xigwn .,. .,,,,..., Ln. A , , KEMP, RUTH 111 KEMPER, SANDI 9, 54, 67 KENNEDY, RENE 12 KESLER, ROBERT 126 KIDD, RICHARD 9, 68, 76, 81 KIGER, VERONICQ 6, 9, 19, 59, 70, 76, 98, 100, 101, 102, 105 KINSEL, NORMA 117 KMUCHA, CHIRS 9, 22, 76, 77 KUHN, KIM 126 LACY, KIM 9, 54, 67, 70, 80 LAKE, CHRIS 32, 33, 44, 45, 54, 64, 65, 68, 133 LAMB, RODNEY 32, 33, 67, 126 LAMB, SANDY 33 LAWSON, TRACY 134 LEDERMANN, JON 35, 43, 49, 68, 83, 126 LEDERMANN, JAY 6, 9, 21, 62 LEFFLER, TIM 35, 41, 49, 111 LEITCH, DOUG 117 LEITCH, TIMOTHY LEMAY, LORI 9, 54, 67 LEWIS, DAWNE 54, 67, 126 LIGGETT, DALE 9, 20, 22, 68 LINDLEY, KRIS 25, 54, 72, 73, 76, 78, 80, 104, 105, 13, 4 LINDLEY, LORI 9, 23, 67, 72, 73, 75, 76, 80 LINDLEY, LACI 114, 118 LINDLEY, STANLEY 9, 62, 68 LINDLEY, SCOTT 48, 49, 52, 53, 118, 138 LINDSAY, DARREN 40, 61, 80, 89, 126 LINDSAY, JIM 9, 11, 20, 21, 86, 92, 96, 97, 102, 103 LINTZENICH, SCOTT 48, 49, 118 LITTLETON, CHRIS 118 LIVVIX, JEFF 68, 118 LIVVIX, SHERI 4, 54, 58, 59, 67, 82, 83, 94, 110, 101, 105, 134 LUEKEN, BEN 33, 41, 44, 54, 68, 80, 85, 94, 134, 137 LYCAN, CHRIS 40, 48, 49, 62, 63, 118 MACKE, LEIGH 3, 9, 17, 47, 50, 67. 68, 69, 91 MACKE, MELISSA 61, 76, 80, 94, 134 MACKE, SANDY 2, 4, 9, 22, 54, 67, 76 MACKE, TOM 48, 49, 62, 63, 118 MALONEY, TERRY ,.- ,.',,,,,.,-A,L.---bg, X 1 s , A I, Jw, 11' A- ',...,x..,, .,,. ,Lb .V W f . 1 42 2-ff,-S,.i.f,,v4.,,.gl4L., 69, 126 MZANHART, TAMMY 1 MARCOOT, ROSS 40, 60, 61, 122, 126 MARSHALL, LAURA 67, 111 MARTIN, AMY 12, 19, 20, 54, 64, 86, 102, 105 MARTIN, JAMIE 67, 90, 118 MARTIN, LORI 4, 54, 67, 72, 73, 134 MARTIN, MISSY 38, 72, 74, 78, 80, 95, 96, 105, 134, 13, 7 MASON, BRAD 12, 14, 18, 71 MCCONCHIE, TIM 34, 35, 41, 43, 68, 80, 93, 130, 134 MCCONCHIE, MINDY 61, 98, 99, 118 MCCONCHIE, AMY 42, 83,85,9O,118 MCDANIEL, SCOTT 49, 62, 63, 118 MCDOWELL, CANDELL 20, 56, 57, 118, 138 MCEACHRAN, JENNIFER 3, 42, 83, 96, 98, 118 MCGEE, STEVE 35, 43, 54, 134 MCMANUS, GARY 9, 62, 70, 92 MCNARY, RENDA 67, 80, 82, 83, 98, 126, 129 MCQUEEN, LISA 9, 42, 67, 74, 76, 77, 78, 79, MCQUEEN, TOM 40, 112 MEAD, LORI 118 MILBOURN, DARLA 54, 67, 90, 102, 134, 135 MILLER, ED 12, 68 MILLER, GARY 108 MILLER, JANICE 58, 78, 83, 118 MILLER, JERRY 35, 68, 134 MILLER, KEVIN 62, 118 MILLER, RENE MILLS, SHANNON 118 MINNICH, KIM 66, 67, 75, 134 MITCHELL, KRISTINE 88, 118 MONTEGOMERY, JEFF 52 MONTGOMERY, CARA 75, 134 MORECRAFT, SHAWN MORECRAFT, RON 127 MORECRAFT, MARK 35, 49, 126 MORELAND. TERRY 62, 106, 111 MORGAN, JIM 62. 118 MORGAN, VIRGINIA 108 MORRIS. BOB 111. 123 MORRIS, ROBERT 62, 119 MULLEN, CHRIS 80,83 127 MULLENS. DAVE 52, 68, 127 MURPHY, CARLA 12, 54, 67, 71 MURPHY, GUY 62, 116, 119 MURPHY, MATT 2, 12, 35, 42, 43, 66, 67, 68, 74, 96 MURPHY, MIKE 66 MURPHY, SCOTT 95, 134 MURPHY, SHAWN 12, 18, 26, 28, 29, 67 MURPHY, TOM 108 MYLES, MELISSA 119 NAVE, KILE 4, 70, 134 NAVE, LEE ANN 11, 12, 25, 64, 65, 72, 73, 75, 76, 78, 79, 80, 81, 104, 105 NEAL, BRENT 119 NEIBARGER, RON 12, 62, 71 NICHOLS, MARA 127 NICHOLSON, STEVE 48, 119, 120 O'ROURKE, CHRIS 12, 62 O'ROURKE, KELLY 44,82,83,98,99,105, 119 O'ROURKE, BRIAN 61, 127 O'ROURKE, JENNIE 112 OGLESBY, KIMBERLY OSBORNE, LISA 54,64,65, 82, 83,94 96. 102, 134 PANCAKE, BLUE 33, 70, 134 PANCAKE, BETH 6, 12, 16, 25, 58, 59, 67, 75, 76, 80, 98, 101, 102, 103, 105 PANCAKE, JASON 33, 83, 119 PARKER, LOLITA 14,67, 106,112 PARKER, REID 35,43,48,84,119 PARRISH, SEAN 60, 90, 134 PATTERSON, TWILA 45, 42, 90, 122, 126, 127 PAULEY. JIM 68, 134 PEAK, SHANNON 33, 119 PEARCE, KEVIN 48, 62, 119 PEARCE, TAMMY 54, 80, 135 PEARMAN, MIKE 61, 68, 127 PEARMAN. MICHELLE 135 PEARSON, DONNA 113 PERRY, JIM 49, 72, 73, 119 PETERSON, DONALD 12 PICKAR, JACKI 30, 31, 72, 78, 80, 127 PICKAR. JULIE 30.31,72,78,8O,127 PITTENGER. TAMMY POORMAN. DEBBIE .. .L M- WASHBURN, 98, 99, 119 POORMAN, J. D. 127 POWELL, BOB 62, 119 POWELL, DAWN 75, 119 POWELL, MELINDA 67, 135 POWERS, DONALD 12 PREVO. JIM 4, 58, 59, 78, 79, 80, 82, 83, 84, 85, 89, 94, 100, 101, 135 PREWETT, BETTY 35, 72, 73, 76, 78, 80, 94, 98, 99 PREWETT, LAURETTA 78, 83, 119 QUIRKE, MIKE 12, 15, 18, 21, 44 RANDLE, RACHELLE 54, 58, 66, 67, 83, 135 RANKINS, DARLENA 54, 84, 85, 93, 135 RARDIN, SONA 108 RECTOR, RODNEY 112 RECT OR, SALLY 112 REED, BUFFY 54, 67, 135 REED, DIANA 119 RHOADS, BROOKS 49 RHOADS, LORI 3, 4, 5, 11, 12, 47, 54, 67, RHOADS, MIKE 12, 62, 92 RHODES, DAVID RHODES, SCOTT 12, 14, 22, 70, 80, 91 RICH, RANDOLPH 108 RICHARDSON, CONNIE 113 RICHEY, DARRELL 108 RICHEY, DAN 62, 119 RICHEY, GARY 70, 135 RICHEY, JAN 67 - RIDGWAY, LESA 89, 91 12, 14, 16, 22, 54, 67, 71, 91 RIDGWAY, SHERRI 67, 80, 85, 127, 129 RIGGS, MIKE 21, 62 ROACH,JOE ROBERTS, DAWN 67, 135 ROBERTS, JULIE 54, 55, 98, 135, 137 ROBINSON, PAUL 32, 33 ROBINSON, STEVE 41, 84, 93, 95, 135 ROBINSON, APRIL 52, 127 ROSHEL, STEVE 13, 21, 66, 68 RYAN, BETH 13, 22, 26, 38, 39, 74, 76, 77, 80, 83 RYAN, CATHY 11, 13, 14, 74, 76, 80, 83 SANDERS, RHONDA SANDERS, TONY 35, 40, 48, 49, 125, 127 SANDERS, TINA 5, 28, 29, 38, 39, 72, 73, 88, 128 SANDERS, TERRY 120 SAPPINGTON, DAVID 13, 14, 20, 54, 70 SCHAEFER, LYNNETTE 46, 47, 61, 89, 117, 120 SCHALBURG, ANGELA 64, 75, 78, 79, 80, 93, 102, 135 SCHMIDT, JEANNIE 61, 120 SCHMIDT, SALLY 112 SCHROEGER, DIANE 92, 120 SCHROEGER, CARTHA 28, 29, 42, 80, 83, 133, 135 SCHWAB, MARY 13, 75, 90 SEE, TAMMY 64, 65, 74, 80, 83, 94, 96, 135 SHARRETT, MELISSA 98, 99, 120, 121 SHARRETT, ANISSA 83, 98, 120 SHAWVER, SUE 101, 113 SHERRILL, TAMMY 60, 61, 67, 80, 127 SHERRILL, SCOTT 13, 17, 22, 23, 34, 35, 44, 69, 89 SHETLER, HAROLD 52, 127 SHIVELY, MARK 35, 36, 37, 43, 68, 80, 135, 136 SHIVER, ANGIE 13 SHOTTS, AMY 13, 52, 54 SHOTTS, DEANNA 67, 88, 98, 99, 119, 120 SHOTTS, JOHN 52, 61, 89, 127 SHUMAKER, GLENN 49, 66, 116 SHUMAKER, ERIC 120 SIMMERS, LISA 13, 54, 67, 80 SMILEY, RICHARD 49, 120 SMITH, BRIAN 35, 49, 61, 80, 127 SMITH, CURT 43, 49, 120 SMITH, JARED 10, 13, 19, 70 SMITH, JENNIFER 20, 98, 99, 114, 120 SMITH, JERRY 120 SMITH, KIM 13, 18, 98 SMITH, PATTY 38, 92, 120 SMITLEY, ROB 48, 83, 120 SNYDER, KARLA 72, 120 SNYDER, MARY 112 SOULLIERE, PAULA 80, 135 SOULLIERE, KATHY 120 SPENCER, STEVE 75, 105, 112 SPEROS, STACY 44, 52, 53, 126, 135 Y 3, 6, 13, 16, 54, 55, 66, 67, 102 SPEROS, TRAC SPINNER, SCOTT 43, 135 SPIRES, MALINDA 13, 54, 70 STAFFORD, BRIDGETI' 42. 61, 88, 98, 120 STARKEY, DIANA 13 STEPHENS, CHAD 13, 15, 25, 33, 41, 50, 72, 76, 80, 81, 91 STEPHENS, ERIC 57, 128 STEPP, ELLEN 61, 67, 80, 128 STEPP, GREG 44, 68, 135 STEPP, JEFF 2, 26, 35, 41, 72, 132, 136 STEPP, NOEL 62, 68, 116, 120 STEPP, RICHARD STEPP, TAMMY 67, 136 STEPP, TIM 136 STINSON, LISA 4, 13, 17, 23, 47, 70, 76 STONE, MIKE 20, 35, 70, 136, 138 STONE, TRACIE 61, 128 STOVER, SARA 54, 67, 68, 136 STROHM, SCOTT 49, 62, 121 STROHM, SHERRI 42,46,47,61,67,72,80,128 SWEITZER, KALYNDA 54, 67, 136 SWEITZER, DAVID 48, 49, 62, 121 SWITZER, BRIAN SWITZER, NANCY 54, 128 TAYLOR, ANGIE 50, 67, 80, 82, 83, 98, 99, 128 TAYLOR, CINDY 54, 128 TAYLOR, KAROLE 13, 54 TAYLOR, MICHAEL 68, 121 TAYLOR, TONY 13, 21 THARP, ANITA 42, 88, 98, 121 THARP, PAM 47, 54, 67, 86, 136 THARP, TROY 13, 22, 35, 44, 66, 68, 83 THOMPSON, BOB 108 THOMPSON, JUDYE 30, 31, 38, 39, 121 THOMPSON, JEANNE 3, 46, 47, 89, 117, 121 THOMPSON, DARREN 3, 11, 13, 18, 22, 23, 34, 35, 36, 66, 67, 68, 69, 89, 93 THOMPSON. COREY 68, 88, 114, 121 THOMPSON, BRENT 68, 128 THOMPSON, ANGELA 4, 28, 42, 54, 60, 61, 67, 88, 105, 136 THORNSBURG, MARGARET 4, 113 TOTTEN, BRAD 52, 128 TREZISE, LARA 58, 59, 75, 82, 102, 136 TROXEL, TAMMY 128 TURNER, ALLEN 121 ULREY, LISA 67, 136 ,. 4 , ,,.....- C WALLACE, BRIAN 40 WALLACE, DAVID 62, 70, 136 WALLACE, ERIC WALLACE, JANICE 113 WALLACE, TIMOTHY 16 WALLACE, TAMI 42, 72, 78, 79, 80, 96, 97, 105, 128, 129 WALLER, JIM 35, 68, 80, 126 WALTERS, KENNY 35, 42, 68, 80, 136 WARNER, BRAD 35, 70, 136 WASHBURN, DENISE 1, 28, 29, 55, 55, 67, 136 WASHBURN, JOSEPH WASHBURN, JAMES WASHBURN, TROY 136 TIM WELLUM, ROB 121 wmors, GENE os, 136 Q wsrmz. CHERYL 46.47, 61, ao, ao, 117, 121 wsnnz, :err 128 WHITAKER, RICHARD 16, 25, 33, 72, 76, 80, 891, 84 WIECK, WILLIAM 113 WIELAND, CHUCK 62, 68, 128 WILSON, CAROLYN 65, 113 WILSON, DAN 14, 44, 113 WILSON, JON 5, 16, 35, 44, 45, 54 WILSON, MIKE 121 WILSON, MISSY 47, 64, 65, 102, 130, 134, 136 WILSON. 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