Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1983 volume:

M U I c Julie Lund, Debbie Stark, Hila Parrish, Karla Maynard, and Julie Addis have Open Arms. Kim Gose is having “Head Games. Music ... there are many kinds: jazz, reggae, funk, new-wave, pop, and country-western, to name a few. Music seems to be a significant aspect of every teen’s life. We hear music in the rec-room, at the Hangar, on our stereos, and in car radios. Many students are involved with some activity involving music, such as band, drill team, chorus, and spring musical. The theme of this year’s yearbook is Music.” So, sit back and listen” to some of our music! D. R. Foley announces chat “The Girl Is Mine. Susan McIntosh and Bev Garver are Juke Box Heroes. 3 Teresa Ring, Traci Brecht, Jana Svendson, and Julie Lund are '‘Ladies Of The 80's.' SENIOR SNAPS Brett Frost asks Evan Pratt, What About Me? 4 The Homecoming That Never Was Seniors are Out In Space.” Freshmen want to Blast 'em to the Stars.” This year, because of the teacher’s strike, the main activities of Homecoming were held in December; however, the classes still managed to build their class floats in the fall. The Freshman class won with their winning entry of New Kids on the Block.” The Junior class Shoots For The Stars. Sophomores claim they are Superior Outstanding Perfect Humans. 5 P.H.S. HOMCCOMIMG 1982 Sweet Time” forJanna and Mike: 1982 Homecoming Royalty. Julie Lund, Queen janna Svendson, 1st Attendant Debbie Stark, and Karla Maynard. 6 JourriELj Into Outside of being two months late, this year's Homecoming was different in other ways. Rather than in football season. Homecoming was held in basketball season. Another difference of this year’s Homecoming was the addition of Senior boys to the court. The king and queen of Homecoming this year was Mike Baker and Janna Svendsen. Other Senior boys on the court were Dave Holycross, 1st attendant, Mike Buske, Randy Cash, and Evan Pratt. The other Senior girls on the court were 1st attendant Debbie Stark, Julie Lund, and Karla Maynard. JUNIOR COURT MEMBERS — Kim Gose, Betsy Arnold. end Angi Bruce. 7 CLASS GAMES Freshmen Outrank All Others Night Life at P.H.S. Class Games. Senior Court members Get Closer for the t.p. race with Keith Connelly. Greg Wilson chugs lemonade for the Senior Class. 8 This year, class games were held in the Eveland Gym. The different activities were a lemonade chug, toilet paper race, spaghetti eating contest, and balloon race. The days preceeding Homecoming were filled with activities. The classes competed in Christmas tree decorating, as well as the dress up days, including physical day, hat day, orange and black day, tie day, and punk day. Freshmen were Winning” during class games. Terri Sweet, Darin Miller is Working For The Weekend” during the spaghetti eating Freshman class Pres., receives her class trophy from King contest. Baker and Queen Svendson. 9 Both Boys and Girls Win Their Homecoming Games The Girls' Basketball team Comes Together. Homecoming, 1982, was really a switch. It was difficult, at first, to watch the Homecoming game in the gym. After all, we had always had a football homecoming. Still, we did adapt. The environment must have helped: we beat Taylorville 58-55. Then, too, the girls got to really participate in this year’s homecoming. The girl's basketball team won their game, a squeaker, on Thursday night before the boy's game on Friday. 10 Mike Buske will get this shot One Way Or Another. 1983 Homecoming Court Angi Bruce deals with Pressure.” Rob Smithson, Gail Kienest, Brett Frost, and Julie Land have Big Fun” at the Homecoming Dance. 12 Teachers Arc Hard at Work A well known and favorite English teacher at Paris High School retired this year. Mrs. Theodorsa Day graduated from Eastern 111. State Teachers’ College in 1945. She taught English and sponsored the yearbook and the newspaper in Champaign from 1945-1948. Mrs. Day then returned to the University of Illinois to receive her M.A. degree. In 1948, she returned to Paris to teach English, sponsor Tiger Tales and the Junior Art League. During 1958-15163 she taught second grade and served as principal of Vermilion Grade School. Mrs. Day returned in 1963 to teach English. She was chairman of the English Department and served on a variety of curriculum committees. Mrs. Day is pictured here with one of her grandchildren; she now has time to enjoy them. Even though her classroom is occupied by another teacher, Mrs. Day’s English classes will not be forgotten. Mr. Hornbrook looks pui led If Art students enjoy Mrs. Nelson s class. cr, Warren in a typical mood. Mrs. Addis gives library lessons. 15 ”You Can Do Magic” in the Science Department. 16 THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT — Dan Bruner, Jerry Fulk, Lois Kloker, Ron Doris, John Gibson. Nor Pictured is Ann Johnson. Biology Lab Technics Earth Science Advanced Earth Science Anatomy and Physiology THE SCHOOL NURSE — Pat Lawson. Physics Photography Chemistry Advanced Chemistry Health The School ii rst . . . “Hits You With Her Best Shot.” Teachers Are Takin Clare of Business Accounting Advanced Accounting Typing 1A Advanced Typing Typing 1 Shorthand Intro to Business Business Communications Secretarial Procedures Intro to Computers Advanced Basic Computers Fortran Business Law Coaches Pose for Pictures THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT — Phil Ludington, Marlene Pellum.Janis Ludelcs, Dan Noel. 18 THE DRIVERS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT — Lynn Curtis and Tom Punzelt. Vocational Department Is Ever Expanding Drafting I II Metal I II III Wood I II Electricity III Mechanics Industrial Arts THE VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT - Bob Staley, Gerald Evola, Larry Kirby, Ed Day. The Agriculture Department Is Farming “Their Life Away Agriculture Horticulture Business Management Agriculture Science Agriculture Mechanics THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Bergfield. Carl Ogle. Allen Hornbrook. Don 19 Math Teaches Head Games to Students Algebra lA Advanced Algebra Advanced Geometry Geometry Algebra IB Senior Math General Math THE MATH DEPARTMENT — Steve Sabens, Shirley Ackman, Bob Cheathem.Jim Aydt, David Grace. 20 History Teachers Believe Only Time Will Tell American History Contemporary Problems World History Government THE SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT - Aon Brown, Jim Queer, Don Giesler, Daryl VanLandeghem, Phil Ludington. “Everybody’s Got to Learn (English) Sometime” THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT — Lynn Douglas, Pam Cockcrofc, Jane Anderson, Carolyn Lanker, Tim Dooley, Helen Bibo, Elizabeth Kern, and Sandy Elliot. Foreign Language Teachers Say Do You Speaka My Language” English III III Speech Writing English Literature Spanish I II III IV French I II III IV Latin III III IV THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT — Julia Comingore, Jane Anderson, Karen Earlywine, and Elizabeth Kern. 21 Teachers Help Others Food and Nutrition Home Economics Consumer Economics Clothes and Texture Professional Sewing Adult Living Child Care THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT — Marian Yontz and Marjorie Houghland. THE SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT - Brenda McHenry, Susan Dosch. Carolyn Culler, Barbara Livesay. THE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT — Charles Jones and Jo Badertscher. 22 The Music and Art Depart 11 ent “Move to the Beat” “Turn the Page” at the Library LIBRARY AID - Valerie Poiter LIBRARIAN - Lois Addis Our phocographer sneaks up on Miss Poccer. PHS Principals Are the “Macho Men” Mr. Buchanan and Mr. McNary are familiar faces to students at P.H.S. Both gentlemen usually find time to banter with students in the hallway between classes or before and after school. The voices have become familiar, too. Most of us can vividly recall hearing Take off that hat!” boom down the hallway. Being the principal and assistant principal wouldn't be easy jobs, but we think Mr. Buchanan and Mr. McNary have done good jobs. Mr. Buchanan poses for the camera. 24 Mr. McNary is hard at work! SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS — Sealed: Dr. Dyke Davis, Orville Williamson. Dr. Terry Parks. Standing: Jim Stephens. Rocky Fox. Mel Sager, Bernie Rinehart. Featuring: “The Itlues Brothers Mr. Dennis Conti, Superintendent, stands in front of the honor roll list. Administrative Assistant Mike Watts is seated, working on the computer. 25 Support Staff Aids Students, Too! CUSTODIANS — Franklin Dick,Jimmy Scribner. Jim Shanks, and Scott Foster. Norma Ford in not pictured. The Invisible People” at PHS are really not so invisible. Out school could hardly function without these people. They make the announcements to tell us what is going on, they keep the rooms clean, they keep our schedules straight; they keep the school running. 26 GUIDANCE SECRETARY - Jane Weddle OFFICE SECRETARIES — Donna Butler, Seated; Carole Halloran and Betty Johnson. Standing. LOVE HURTS NAZARETH Individual Classes Blend Into One Student Body P.H.S. Upperclassmen are On ibe Loose.” Scon New!in says, Hold On — Baby Hold On. Each individual class adds its own special something to the student body. Without one class the student body would be crippled. The Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors have become attached to the Seniors and will miss them, but will welcome the incoming Freshmen so the student body will be complete. 29 Seniors Are “Stepping Ont” The Class of ’83 Is Ready to “Roll With the Changes’’ Karla Maynard — President; Chris Halloran — Secretary; Hila Parrish — Treasurer 30 GREGORY SCOTT AITKEN Mac. Mocorcross, Disco Greg’ Favorite Song: ''Family Mao'' Aaabitioo: Be a farmer, pro motortroai racer, a 2-stroke eogioe mechanic. Activities: FFA, AG Oc-cupaiion Interests Motorcycles. Farming, Girls. Weekends. Kelly A.. Motorcroas. Red and White Ford. Concerts. Looking at South Eods of North Bound Girls. Summer Nights With K.A. ROBERT WAYNE ABERNATHY' AB Abby, Bobby Lee. Leapold Favorite Song: You Got Aoother Thing Cornin' Ambition Graduate from Liocoln Tech aod make millions of dollars. Activities: Intramurals, Basketball. Baseball. Football Awards: Football Letter Interests: Motorcycles, Women. Semi-track, Parties, My O Smobike Cutlass. BF. LTI. The weeks RD . mom was in Texas. Kiss W. White Oakes, Nonhup King, Early Morning Camaro. IO 27 S2, Camping. Crowbars on Homecoming, Impale Adventures. Runaway. Artificial Tape Deck. JULIE ANN ADDIS Jules, Jubtc, Jo Jo Bear Favorite Song: Season's in the Sun Ambition: To become a meroe oursie aod specialize in on hoped ks pursuing my career in a children's ward. Also, to not have braces. Activities: Latin Club. National Honor Society. Letiermao's Club. Pans F layers. Prom Committee. May Fete. Powder Puff Football, Tennis, Girl's Basketball Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader. Honor Roll. Library An Work Awards: Cheerleading. U.S.C.A. Team Champs 'll aod ‘12. Individual '82 Top Ten. Jrd Place World lntcrnational. 4th Place State Fair. )th Place Palatine, Several National Wards. Interests: Ballet on Toe Shoes. Tumbling. Caonoosburg. Boating. 12 11 81. Furry Animals. Times in Cheerleading. Myrtle Beach. Six Flags. Blue Eyes and Curly Hair Wben They Belong to My Special Sweet bean: John Keisheimer of course. NANCY EILEEN AS BURY Ra . Mommi Jo Favorite Song: Everybody Must Get Stooed Ambition To live a long, happy life with Porkchops. Activities: Media Aide. French Clob, National Hooor Society. May Fete. Honor Roll. FHA. Award: Hooor Roll. National Hooor Society. Interests: Porkchops. the E.M.D. Camaros. Golf. Bill Who?. Tuna. PU. Frank. Loose Mansion. Parks. Kentucky. Bud. Fido. Mamlow. DW'i Room. Everclear Nnes. the Tree. Plaoet-p. Ditches. HH. 5 Miles. 2 27 11. 28AA. Goats, Green MikM's. ANNE GOUVERNEUR BABER Butch Favorite Song: I Honestly Love You Ambition: To Be the Best That I Can Be. Activities: Media Aide. Leftermans Club. Powder Puff Football. Track. Awards: Track Interests: Books. Horses. Basketball. Tennis, Old Movies. Texas. Old West, Albuquerque. Loch Ness. Grand Canyon. Camaros. MICHAEL K. BAKER Bake Ambition: Graduate from UMR aod Be Successful in My Field. Activities: Key Club. Student Council. National Hooor Society (Treasurer). Letterman's Club. Track. Basketball. Honor Roll. Cross Country. Awards: Track. Cross Country aod Basketball Letters, National Hooor Society. Hooor Letter. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Illinois State Scholar. Interests: L.B.. Basketball. The Doobtea. The Sixers. The C-Wagoo. 1-19-11. Meat Squad. Under root. 31 ROBERTJ BARGER Bob Fitomt Song: Eye of the Tiger Ambition: Lead a Happy Life aod Be Sue-cessful to Everything I Do. Activities FFA. Interests: Kyle K., Weekends. Maroon Monte Carlo. Concerts, Bohemians. Rock and Roll. Farming, Wheelers, Motor Cross Races, Summer Vacation. Friends. DYKE BARKLEY Daddi Jo. Dykles Favorite Soog: Eye In The Sky Ambmoo: Own a Farm Half the Site of Edgar County and the Largest Hog Operation in the State. Activities: FFA. National Honor Society. Football Honor Roll. Awards: Hooor Roll. National Honor Society. FFA. Star Green hand Interests: The Jo Family Daddi-Mobilc. 2-26-83. Tree and 3-Trees. 12-31-82, Weekend's. Zebra's. Bin's Parks. Livin' on the Farm. KAREN SUE BARR Stoge-Woman. Barr Favorite Song: Everybody Wants You Ambition To Always Be Happy aod to Become a Prosperous Secretary io the Business World. Activities: O.O.. Letterman's Club. Girl's Basketball Cheerleader. Hooor Roll. Awards: Chcerleading. Hooor Roll. Interests: DH. Prom of '82. Goat Farm. Coolcats. Mooical's. Weekends at Bruce's aod Monkey's. 12 19 81. Slippery Roads, Mooteiuama. Halloween 81. New Years Eve '82. the Wabash. Eating. SH. the Stogemobtle. Car Chasm'. Workiog. for the I DOT KELLIE BILLUPS Bee Bop 01. Tails Favorite Soog: Just You aod I” Ambition: To Live a Long aod Happy Life With a Special Person. (BW) Activities: HERO. Chorus. Pans Players. Prom Committee. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. 1 me rests The Gang. New People. Being With BAW, Good Times. After School is Out. Remember All the Fun aod All Thai s Ahead of Me in Life. Swimming. Camping. True Fneods. SE. Reach Out aod Get the Best Out of Life. WENDY DAWN BLACK Wcodal. Winnie. M.T. Favorite Soog: Love in the First Degree Ambmoo: Go to College aod Do the Best I Can With My Life. Awards: Chorus. Interests: Being With My Friends. Having a Good Time. BT.. L.T., H.W.N. Skating. Parties. Weekends, 2-4-83. 1-21-83. The Lake. AMY J. BLUMTHAL Am. Dimples. Blump Favorite Soog: Hold On Loosely Ambmoo: Keep It Under Cootrol aod Follow My DREAMS Whatever They May Lead Me Activities: Key Club. Student Council. Let termae's Club. Tiger Tales. Wioter Carnival Coun. Prom Committee, Class Officer (Pres 80. 81. 82). May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Track. Girl's Basketball. Hooor Roll. Awards: Effort Award io Track '81. Good Spontmanship to B Ball 82. Hooor Letter. Who’s Who Amoog American High School Students Interests: D.M.H.. 7-3-82. Mustang Rides. The Trailor. Sophomore Party. Prom 83. S.B. aod T.B Get Ways. J.J. Sickoess. T.N.O.F T.F.T., L B Place. 38-Special. S.S.. 4 Wheeling. Oi's Party. Uncle Bob's Math Class. Water-Skiing. Cruisiog with D.H. aod J.C. on Summer Nights, S.J. Parties. Floating Grapes. 32 ANGELA KAY BOREN Ang. Chubby Cheeks Favorite Soog: Chevy Van Ambition Get Married to Rum. Get Rich, aod Have Lot of Kid . Activities: Latin Club. Prom Committee. May Fete. Girl't Basketball Cheerleader, Honor Roll. Interests: Rum Jarrett. a Beast of a 60 Chcvclle. Cruisin'. Being With My Bebycakes. Journey. Bob Seger's 'Turn the Page. Lawton's, My Sophomore Year Vheo I Met Russ 4 26 02. 5 1 82. 4 26 05. to Be a Jarrett Sooo. SHERRY BRANCH Red. Branchy Favorite Song: Back to the Barroom Ambitioo: To Turn 21 aod to Survive It. Activities: Spanish Chab. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Interests: 11 11 82, 11 12 02. Bob Scger. Harleys. Padiddlm. American Prejugs Place on the Lake. Ed. Co. Demo Derby. Villa Grove-buster. Tp. the Royal Regal. My Partocr in Crime RC Always. Coke Adds Life. Hardee's. Stray Cats, Soap. SUSAN ANN BRANSON Sui. Susie. Dimples. Baby Girt Favorite Song What About Me Ambitioo: Be Very Powerful and Wealthy Interests 11 25 82. Madigam. Camping Trips. 12 4 02. Good Times, aod Good Friends. Corvettes aod Thunderbirds. REO. journey. Apt 4. Blue Bomb. Cruisin'. Dian na Rom. Richard Gere A Tim Mathesoo. jay WorthlcM. Softball. Football. VAO. TLS. TRACI HELENE BRECHT Bush Favorite Soog: Keep Pushto ON Ambitioo: Graduate From 1SU With a Degree io Nursing. Activities: Latin Club. Student Council. National Hooor Society. Lettcrmans Club, Prom Committee. May Fete. Tennis. Powder Puff Football. Girl's Basketball. Honor Roll. Pom Pom Squad. Awards: Who's Who Among American High School Students. Varsity Girl’s Tennis and Basketball. Interests: 5-Cypes, 4-Super Fly Spies. CW. Sept. 19. Prom 82. Blue Mustang . 1SU. Near Misses. FG. Surprise Party. Fneod aod the Tratlor. Getting Even. Rocky 5 aod Going the Speed Limit. Amy's Get Together . Sub Deb Initiation. Black Ta s. Orange Slush. Water-skiing. Dates at T6 7. CLAY M. BRENEMAN Ambition: To Succeed. Interests: Rock-n-Roll Weekends. Bud. Pop. Stones. Hickory Hollow. The Rope, and E.C.J., 5W . 4-Wheeling. Mopars. Harley's, ACDC. Noon Hours. SCOTT ALAN BRIAN Wiener Favorite Song: Don't Stop Believing Ambitioo: Devote My Life to Help Andy Keep Anhauser-Busch. Inc. us the Black. Activities: Letterman's Club. In-termural Track. Basketball. Football. Awards: Good Sportsmanship-Football ‘01. Most Valuable Offensive and Defen sive Player - Football '01. Most Tackles — 01. M.V.P. — 01. Varsity Letter - 4 Years. Interest : Somebody in Nebraska. L.K. in the Truck. Salt and Pepper. 2 Man B.C.. the Muse. Roadtrip . Photograph aod Memories. Football 1901. Ozzie's Place 33 GREGORY W. BROWS Charlie Ftvoriw Soog: Eye of the Tiger Ambition: Go to College aod Become a CPA. Activities: Key Club. Let-terman's Club. Intramural . Chorus, Wrestling. Golf. Hooor Roll, aod J. A. Award . Athletic Award — Most Improved Player in Golf. Interests: Golf. Having Fun With My Friends on the Weekend. Cruisin. Dancing. Camping. Roller Skating. Concerts. Bowling, and Being With T.R. SUSAN MARIE BRIAN Suan Favorite Soog: Me aod You and a Dog Named Blue Ambition To Lead a Long Happy Life With Kerry and Maybe Sometime Go to a Beautician School. Activities: HERO. Media Aides. Tiger Tales. Prom Committee. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Track. Wrestling Cheerleader, aod FHA. Interests: Riding Around With Frieods. Being With Kerry. Camping. Fishing. Sports. Bike-Riding. The Blue Bomb. Summer of '81. Swimming Parties, Horseback Riding, the 68 Mustang. June 3th. Feeding Kerry's Cow aod Pigs, the New Moote. the Hereshire Farms, the North Farm. Dorset Barn MICHAEL JOHN BUSKE Warusi. Boomer. Goofy Bird. Chocolate Thuodcr Favorite Soog: Won't Get Fooled Again Ambitioo: To Be With Kelly, to Go to School at 1SU. Play Baseball aod Get Rich, aod Climb Mt. Kulu. Activities: Key Club. Lettermao' Club. Baseball. Basketball. aod Football. Awards: Baseball — MVP All-Conference. Highest Batting Average. Football — Most Tackles. AU-Coofereoce Linebacker, aod Defensive Player of the Year. Interests: Kelly. Stevie the Goat. Foghat 10 the Trunk. State Line. Kuluflesh. C-Wagon. Skoal. Fishio'. 0 333. aod Goofy Birds. BRYAN EUGENE BROOKS Brooksie. Horse Blanket Favorite Song: Radar Love Ambitioo: Attend Wyoming University Receive a Ph D. in Zoology aod Live io the Mountains With the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders aod Study Animal Instincts. Activities: Key Club. FFA. Ag Occupations. Lettermao Club. Wrestling. Hooor Roll. Awards: Wrestliog Captain. Wrestling Most Valuable. Lion s Club Effort Award. Wrestling 300 Club, Varsity Letter. Hooor Letter. Interests: Ghetto Cruiser. Mustangs. Blues Brothers. Rock-n Roll. Mountains. Hunting. Heart. Sports. Full Moons. Snappers. Wyoming. Alaska. Bird's and Bee's. Lab's. Working (Xa. Wrestling. Food. Cycles. The I8tb Green, Submarine Races. DAVID J. CARWELL ’Truckwell Favorite Song: My Tribute Ambition: To Be in the Ceoter of God's Will. Activities. Bible Club. National Hooor Society. Band. D.O.. Hooor Roll, aod Jet's Team. Awards: Who's Who Among American High School Students, America's Outstanding Names aod Faces. Illinois State Scholar, aod National Merit Letter. Interests: Basketball. Volleyball. Roller Skatiog. Cycling. Chess. Math. Physics. Drafting. Farming. Woodworking. aod Aviatioo. JEAN LOUISE BRUNER Jeanme. Bean. JB. RB. Pruoebreath Favorite Soog: Keep on Loving You Ambition: To Have My Own Boutique in a Big City aod to Always Be Happy With J.8.B. Activities: Arena. Prom Committee. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Track. Wrestling Stat. PomPom Squad, and Hooor Roll. Awards: 1st Year Hooor Letter. Track. PomPom. Flag Corps. Interests: J.B.B.. Prom '82. Senior Night '82. Homecoming '82 aod '80. Sept. '82. Sub Deb Initiations. PomPom Camp '82. July '81. Slumber Parties. May Fete. Horseback Riding. Walking. Mcd's. I F.. Cloches. Jog ging. Being With My Frieods. K.C.. Shopp mg. Listening to Music, Cruising. Christmas '81 and '82. B.C.C 34 RANDY LEE CASH Zeke. Randy Favorite Song: Rock N Roll All Night Ambmoo: Get Through College aod Play Pro Be eball Activities: Key Club. Lettermao’t ( Hub. Homecoming Court, Basketball. Baseball, aod Football Awards: Varsity Letters 10 Baseball. Foot ball and Basketball. Football Sr Year -Most Valuable Player. Basketball — Jr. Year. Methodist Award, aod Jr. Year — Most Assists. Baseball — Jr. Year — Moat Steals and All Apollo Conference 1st Team. Interests: Julie T.. Sept. 12. 1981, Christmas '81. Skiing. July 4 at Harp's. Camping ai Harp's. Bass Fishing ai Sherwood. Montana. Mr and Mrs. T., The State Line, REO Weekend, The Hayficld. Peoria, Going to Harry's ftiring Strike. Prospect Ave., Phoeois. Savage. Baseball. Windsor Tourney. LAURA ANN CHEAT AM Lori Favorite Song: Hard to Say I'm Sorry Ambmoo: Travel Around the World. Meet My Prince Charming, and Live in Canada. Activities: Latin Club. Let terman's Club. Band. May Fete. Tennis. Girl's Basketball Cheerleader, Hooor Roll, and Symphonic Winds. Awards: Tennis. Band, aod Honor Letter. Interests- Music aod Composing. Snow Skiing, Taco Restaurants. Time to Myself. Jogging. Tennis. and 8 1 80. KRIS CLARK CLIFFORD V CLAYPOOL Cliff. Red Favorite Song 30.000 Pounds of Bananas Ambmoo Electronics Engineer aod Business Management — Hopefully for a Large Company. Activities: Latin Club. National Hooor Society. Intramurals. Pans Players. Tiger Tales. Freshman aod Sophomore Basketball. Hooor Roll, and Leo Club. Awards: Hooor Letter. National Honor Society. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Most Improved Performance, and America's Outstanding Names aod Faces. Interests: RR. JJ. JS. SM. RP. JY. TR. NC. MH. SB. CL But Definitely RR. Couotry Roads. Cedar Landing. Huffman High. The Lake. Country Roads. 8 19 81. 6 50 81. 10 4 81. 12 51 82. t l 85. The Great Green Bomb. The Farm. Playing Stuntman, aod Lonely Nights by Myself. DONALD A. COLLIER Uncle Don. Quack. Jr. Favonte Song On the Loose Ambition: Get Rich aod Die Before I Get to Draw Social Security Activities: D.E. Interests: Quantum Power Co.. The Royal Association. Ray's. Mooey. Fast Mopars. Faster Bikes. Parties. M.A.. B.W.. M.W.. M K . D.S.. B.G.. Skoal. Salems. Mich. 20 Foot Luxury Cars. Cabins. Trips to Marshall Lake. Trips to Terre Haute. Trailer Parties, M.A.'s Apart meat. Laker Next Door, and D.W KEITH CONNELLE) Maurice' Favonte Song. “Rock-N-Roll All Night Ambition: To Become a Millionaire and Live Happily Ever After With Paula J. Activities: Letterman's Club. Intramurals. Basketball. Baseball. Foot ball, and Honor Roll. Awards: Hooor Letter. Letter in Football and Baseball. Interests: Paula J.. Motorcycles. Cars, Basketball. Baseball. Football. Camping. Fishing. Swimming. Weekends at Ball's. Away Games. Coocerts — Kiss. 35 CHRIST!A L. COOGAN Coogot, C.C. Fnonit Song: Free Bird Ambition: To Light Jim Morrison's Fire, Never Give My Bullets Away, and Always be a Free-Bird. Activities: Latin Club. Band. Tennis. Track. Awards: Athletic. Band Interests: Hats. Swishers. 8 19 82. Lynyrd Skynyrd. 98 Special. Doors. Heo-dm. Who. Led Zeppelin. Rainboe. Road Master. Tin Soldiers. Homecoming Dance ’82. Holiday. Night's in White Satin. The Road Home. aod Jim Morrison's The End NANETTE LOUISE CR(X)K Netter Favorite Song: Your Kiss Is On My List Ambition: Attend Olivet Nararenc College. Possibly Major in Psychology Activities: Bible Club. Chorus, Tennis, Girl's Basketball. Honor Roll, and Orchestra. Awards: IMEA. All-State Chorus, Indiana State Solo and Ensemble Contest. Interests: Tennis. Basketball. Roller Skating, Playing the Cello. Reading. Singing. Church Activities. Bowl mg. Pac Man. Tutoring, Hiking. Parties, Travelling. 4-H Latchhooking. Motorcycle Riding, Aerobic Exercises, Jogging. Working at Turkey Run Canoe Rental. RANDY DELASHMTT Lumber Jack Favorite Song: Africa Ambition To Become a Successful Meat Processor. Activities: FFA, AG Occupations. Awards. FFA. Greenhand. State Farmer Degree Interests: The CB. Hot Rod. River Rat. Cruisin'. 1st Hr Rec, Firebirds, the Flower, the Old Gaog. 76-ers. Red. Pitt. Work. Snoopy. Girls, I Can't Believe It. MIKE DOUGLAS EL Favorite Soog. Stray Cat Strut Ambmoo. Farmer Activities: FFA. AG Occupations. Track. Awards: Green Hand Degree, Chapter Farmer Degree. Interests: Farming and Driving a Truck, and Truck Pulling. Fire Fighting. Marilyn. E.L. Crackers. LAURA JEAN DOWNEY Kid. Laurie Favorite Soog: What’s Forever For” Ambttioo: To Prove to Peo pie That I Can Make It and Always Be Happy With Robert. Activities: Prom Committee. May Fete. Pom Pom Squad Captain. Awards: Drill Team Merit Award. Captain of Drill Team. Interests: Zero. 11 1 81. 6 29 82. Drill Team Camp. 2 9 82. KK. TP. Prom 82. Homecoming ‘82. Alabama. 4x4 s. 9 24 82. The Trailer. DQ. Bridges. Bass Club Catches. Marshall Lake. Long Talks. Making Up the Future, Never to Count Past Zero. Robert Clark. RODNEY WAYNE DUKE Rod. R.D. Rode Favorite Soog: I Know There's Something Going On Am bitioo: Inherit Milliooa of Dollars aod Live Like Arthur. Activities: French Club. Tiger Tales. Teonis. Vice Pres. Fresh, aod Junior Year. Interests: 10 27 82. Stealing the Show With C.C. .98 Special. California aod All the Blue Eyed Bloodes in Bikini s. Bud. Moss Mansioo. B.F.. aod LT1. July 4. 1980. Best Western Elevators. D.S.. J.S.. 9:90 a m. on Washington Street. My Old Friend Yukon, the Weekends My Mom Went to Texas. Camping. 36 CHRIS ENGUJM Ridge Runner Ambition Go to Lincoln Tech end Become • Successful Mechanic. Activities: FFA. AG Occupations, Football. Interests A Very Special Girl Tia. REO. Weekend 14. 12 Packs, a Certain Black 4«4, Mudding. Parties at the Big C reek. Lover Boy. Coro Field Panics. Spending the Night in the Truck. Hay Fields, the State Line. Spending My Time With Tia Willis Labor Day Weekend CYNTHIA LYNN ERDMAN Nerd. Neroy. Duck. Louise Favorite Song: Eveo Now Ambition Attend Pur due University and Ma� or 10 Pharmacy Activities: Latin Club, National Honor Society Pres.. Paris Players. Band. May Fete. Tennis. Hooor Roll. Awards: Honor Letter, Band. Girls' State. Illinois State Scholar. Jets Team Interests: Ballet Lessons. Rainbows. Winds of War. Cooghdrop. Khibitioo. Quack-Quack. Grape Suckers. Family Pleaser. Aggie, the Duchesses. Purdue, and Bike Rides MARY CATHERINE FOLEY Fraytey. Fairy Favorite Song: Separate Ways Ambition To Live My Life to the Fullest and Find That Special Guy. Activities: Football and Basketball. Concession Stands. Interests. Hiking. Hockey Games. Roller Skating. Guys. Cruising. Getting Together With Friends and Most of All Speoding Time With My Best Friend Laurie Setter BRETT W FROST Fred. Frosty Ambition: Graduate From College and Become Very Successful. Activities: Spanish Club. Key Club. Student Council - M.V.P.. National Honor Society. Band — V.P.. Jan Band. Baseball. Honor Roll. Symphonic Wioda. Orchestra. Awards: Music Award. Hooor Letter. Baseball Letter. Interests: Sports. Music. Wully Island. Minneapolis 82. MRS.. Douglas' 6th Hour Eoglish Class '81-82. The Back Row. and LIFE. BRADLEY LEON FUNKHOVSER Bird. Birdiey Favorite Song: Devil Went Down to Georgia Ambition: Go to School. Afterwards Earn Lott of Mooey and Marry a Good Looking Girl Like T.R. Activities: French Club. FFA. Letterman's Club. Track. Baseball. Football. Hooor Roll. 4-H. Church. Awards: FFA State Farmer Degree. Two Year Hooor Letter. Varsity Letter. Interests: Football. Girls, Track. T.R.. Baseball. St. Louis Cardinals. California. Cars, 4-Wheeling. Farming. Hunting, Fishing. Swimming. 3-Wheeling. Alabama. Eating Good Food. Mooey. FFA. 4-H. Fairs. K M . K.K.J.S.. Brothers and Sisters. Tractors. MARY LYNN GANN Mare Favorite Soog: Hard to Say I'm Sorry Ambitioo To Go to College to Become a Secretary. Find a Good Job. Someday Live a Long and Happy Life With a Special Guy. Activities: May Fete. Prom Committee. Powder Puff Football. FHA. Interests Having Good Times With Special Fneods, Concent. Movies. Horses. Camping. Dancing, Old Houses, Prom ‘83. Memories! BEVERLY ANNETTE GARVER Be . Bee Bop II. Bee Favorite Soog: If Ambition. To Atteod Millikio Umver sity � od Map r id Nursing Li c i Long tod Htppy Life nb My Special G«y. Activities: Latin Clnb. Band. Prom Committee. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Sym pboou Winds. Orchestra. Awards: Baod Interests: Bart, July 4. 1MI. Proms, T.F.T., Skin Flicks. Soper Fly Spies. Skiing. Concern. Sub Deb Initiations. Millikio. U. of I., Weekends. Friends. Motorcycle Rides. Soowmobiling. E.T.. S.J.'s panics. The Bug. Stars. Elton John, Vent Vidi Vici. Mercie Nursie and My Family. BRENDA LEE GARVER Brenoic, B.W., Crary Bren Favorite Soog. ’Yoo Are Ambition: To Own a Recording Studio to Record My Dad's Songs. Make Others Laugh. Become a Teacher. Get Married aod Have Kids. Activities: Nurse Assist.. Prom Committee. May Fete. Powder Football. FHA. Teacher's Aide. Awards: Nurse Assistant Certification. Interests: 10-29-02. Cows. Tnppin', My Ties Unshoed. Being With Family and Frteods. Weekend . Purple. May Fete 02. Blonde Haired aod Blue Eyed Guys. Piua. Teaching, REO. 6th Hour. 9th Hour. Just Beiog Plumb Craxy. Graduating. England. Craiy Noon Hours. CHERYL LYHN GIESLER Bobbi Jo Favorite Soog: 'Take It On The Run Ambition: To Live a Very Long aod Prosperous Life Away From Pam. Activities: Latin Club. Nattooal Honor Society. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Hooor Roll. Awards: Honor Roll. Natiooal Hooor Society. Interests: Ainight Bridge, EMD. Tuna. PU. NNVC. Charleston. 2 26 05. Panics. Chicago. C a mar os. Golf. Bill Who?. Loose Mansion. Frank. Parks. Keorucky. Fido. Maoilow. P Men. Ditches. Trees. HH. 5 Miles. 2 27 01. 20AA.Goats. Greco M M's. K1MBERELY ANN GODDARD Kim. C.W . Hotlips. Goddess. Kimmy Favorite Soog: Just You aod I Ambition: To Be a Professional Make-up Anist aod Spend Life With M.N. Activities: Arena. French Club. FFA, Chorus. Prom Committee. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Girl's Basketball. Pom Pom Squad. Hooor Roll. 4 H. Awards: Basketball — Rebounds. Drill Team. 4-H Honors. FFA Honors. Hooor Letter. Interests: MAN. TP. Bas Club Catches. 4 Wheeling. Silver TA. The Bam. 6-15-01. 2-4-01. Vans. Stickler's. Pom Pom Camp ‘02. Dog Meat. K.A.‘s Backyard. Frank. 0-20-01. Prom '02. Thanksgiving ‘00. Stealing Pigs. P.S.. Mid night Catch, ‘crazin' Slick Road. Shorty's. Wrecks. Swamp Water. S.G. WILLIAM M. GOLLADAY Bill. Billybob. Mr. Bill. Chcctha. Swoop Favorite Soog: Theme to Rocky Ambi-tioo: Work for NASA aod Play College Tennis. Activities: Spanish Club. Key Club. Natiooal Hooor Society. Letiermao's Club. Tennis. Football. Hooor Roll. Cross Conn try. Awards: MVP Capt.. Varsity Tennis. 1st us Biology JETS Test. Lions Club Effon A ward Tennis. Interests: Tennis. Soccer. YN765. 5-29-02. Muntie. Traveling. Off Road Rally. Shooting. Hiking. Jan. Cycling. BARTGOSNELL B.G.. Bartelby Favorite Song: ’Truly Ambitioo: To Become a Farm Loan Accountant or Agriculture Teacher. Activities: FFA. Letiermao's Club. Track. Football. Honor Roll. 4-H. Awards: State FFA Degree. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Outstanding State 4-H Protect Interests: 11 7 02. 11 26 02. 1 05. Hog Farm. Country Roads. 4-H. Ground . Family aod Friends, My Girl. C.S.. Going to College at U of I, Motorcycles. Swimming. Arcade Games. FFA. Hog Shows. Georgetown Fair. P.H.. Finding Us. 38 LISA MARIE GRIFFIN Bet Bop I, Gnffy, Griff' Favorite Song Can You Take It Ambition To Get the Best Out of Life. Fulfill All My Dreams, and Do Ybat 1 Want!!! Activities: Arena. Latin Club. Spanish Club. National Honor Society. Chorus, Pans Players. Prom Com mince. May Fete. Powder Puff Football Hooor Roll. Awards: Honor Letter, Vbo's Who Among American High School Students. Interests: Male Bodily Figures. Paper Games. Falling Out of Chairs. Summer Nights, Friends. Good Timet. Whatever Thrills Ya, Going for It Whenever and Wherever Possible. Educated Idiots. ISU. Vent Vidi Viet. John Cougar, Movies. r. DOUGLAS HADDIX Worm.Capt Caveman. Bush. Buckwheat Favorite Song. Baker Street Ambition: Get Oh of Paris. Forget the Past, and Look to the Future, Be Somebody Interests: Girls. Racing. 429 LTD. Villa Grove. Clinton, Panics. Goofing Off. Writing Stories. Baok Parking Lot. Sleeps ing. Computer Musk. Rock-o-Roll. Etc.. BOBBY DEAN HAA VISTO Ambition: Move to Cal. and Open My Own Mechanic Shop. Live Life to the Fullest With That Right Girl and Try to Make Everyooe as Happy as I Am. Activities: Track and Hooor Roll. Awards: Hooor Letter Interests Bowling. Fishing. Bud. Power Slides. Novas, (2-19-S3). (5-21-•3). Alan and Randy on Weekends. Race Chevy’s. Hooking at Deer. The Mountains. (l-2t-83). The Butch. Chases. Staying in Shape. Haunted Houses. Womeo. Skating. Runoiog oo E.. Models. Swallowing Gas. Loverboy. A.D.B.. and Frteods DAVID M. HAHN Hoodo. Big Guy Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaveo Ambitioo Own My Own Line of Chauffeured Red Statioo Wagons. Activities: Latin Club. Key Club. Letter-man’s Club. Band. Tennis. Hooor Roll. Orchestra. Awards: Tennis, Hooor Roll, Who's Who. Interests: Amy. Muddy Fields, Cruisin’ in the C-Wagoo. Drearer. Ossie. REO. Newton. Bud. The Mioe. Martin’s Field. Led Zeppelin. AC-DC. 2-7-83. D.R.R.R.T.. Birthday s. B.H.’s. SEAN V. HALE Favorite Song: Afnca Ambitioo: To Be a Cattle Rancher. Activities: FFA. Ag Occupations. Awards: FFA Interests: Muddiog. Panics. Fast Trucks, Girls aod Old Trucks. SHANE ROBERT HALL ShaneBoh-a-loo Favorite Song: Dirty Laundry Ambitioo: Be a Professional Meat Processor and Own a Corvette. Activities: FFA. Ag Occupations. Awards: FFA. Interests: Cruisin’ oo Channels, Cutting Up With the Guys Oh at Work. Wat-chio Teddy. The Old Gang. My Little Chevy. The Big Bad Blaier. Alias — ’Road Toad- 39 CHRISTINA MELISSA HALLORAN Ymkff, Re-Run” Favorite Song: Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans Talk' Ambition: To Own Chippendale’s and Live in Hawaii. Activities: Student Council. An Club. FFA. Prom Committee, Class Officer — Secretary. Girl's Basketball. PomPom Scpiad. and Honor Roll. Awards: Hooor Letter. An. and Drill. Interests: S.M.. KY., Kraks, Europe 82. the Bug. Red Rug. R way 5. Brass A.. P.G. at 5 a m.. New Year's Eve. I.S.U.. and Left Hand Shakes JIM HAMILTON Hambooe Favorite Song: Ooly the Lucky Ooe's Ambition Be a Rich Farmer (ha-ha) Activities: FFA. Awards: FFA. Interests: Angie. Fords. Bud pop. Fast Motorcycles. Getting Craty. Mechanics, and the S. RICHARD GORDON HAMILTON “Rich, Hambooe. Bone, and Ricardo” Favorite Soog: Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard” Ambition: Enjoy Life to Its Fullest. Someday Get Married and Raise a Family. Always Dream and Succeed. Stay Close to My Family If My Career Allows It and Someday Desigo Something Unique. Activities: Spanish Club. Key Club. Intramurals. Band. Prom Committee. Tennis. Basketball. Golf. Honor Roll. Team Manager of Varsity Basketball, and Spanish Club President 1982-83. Awards: Honor Letter. Vho's Who Among American High School Students. Band Letter and Certificate. Interests. Cheetah's Way of Swooping. Girls, All Types of Musk. Dancing. Sports. CB and Nerdie. Parties. MetKO 1982. Room 172 in Acapulco. Chores, sod the Brtdwell's Crew. Iowa Basketball Tournaments. Des Moines. Iowa. Cough Drop Affairs. My Family and Frseods. PATRICK SHAWN HENNESS Hen 1” Ambmoo: Wioe. Women, and a New V 65 Magna. Activities: Intramurals. D.O., Baseball. Awards: Baseball Letter. Hooor Roll. Interests To Go to College. XL 600 R. Hill limbing. DO. Weekends. Alaska. Softball. V 63 Magna. Life and Luaury. 40 LORIE ANN HARRIS LA. Lone Aon Favorite Song: You Needed Me Ambuioo: Go to College and Always Be Happy With Life. Activities: Arena. Prom Committee. May Fete. Pom Pom Squad. Hooor Roll Awards Hooor Roll Pom Pom Award. Interests: DE. Tnps to Shiloh. 6 19 82. 3 22 82. ( bases. 300 s. Prom '83. Together. Who's That . 0 0 . Bass Club Catches. Sidewalk Sales. Surprises. 040. Fairs. Wrecks and Ditches. Deer. Long Talks. Root beer. McD s. Summer ‘82. Rainbows. C amp '82. DARREN LEE HIGGINS Hig Ambition To Own Mooiul t Ac-livaties: lotramurals. Football Team Manager. Interest 9 13 80. New Year' E e of '12. Bnxe . Cookatt, Late Nile, the Tracks. 2 12 83, Weekends at Weiner's. Monical'a. Rotbcnberger'a Concerts. Denny's. Angie. Getting Lost in the Woods. JEANETTE ELLEN HOLLINGSWORTH Jay. Peewee. Jaybird. Hollwog Favorite Song. You Are Aabitioo: To Make Someooc Very Special Happy. Someday Make It to tbc Zoo. Activities: FHA. Interests: 7 27 81. Mark. 04. Good Friends. 11 19 82. Bob Seger. Blue Bomb. Harry Pebbles. Carol Burnette. Georgetown. Mooey. Sunsets. Concerts. Zoo With MK. Long Nigbts. Strawberry Dacquiries. Free Bird. 8 27 83. munching. Weinner. Pals. Terre Haute. Kids. DAT ID JOHN HOLYCROSS Harp. Turp. Crotch Favorite Soog: Won't Get Fooled Agaio Ambition To Be the Neat and Last to Wear the Celtic Greco of 033 in the Garden Activities: Key Club. Lctterman’s Club. Basketball. Baseball. Hooor Roll. Awards Baseball. Basketball Interests: 7 30 82. Boat Dock New Year's Eve 82. Bros. C-Wagon Copter. Road Trips. Foghat in Trunk, 223. OZ. Prospect Ave.. Cleveland. Campouts. Lake Lot. Coocerts, Jams. STG. 333. Who Kulu Fish in'. Skiing. IUBB. Larry Bird. Bruiser. 7 JI 82 ALB RACHAEL JENNETTE HOVIS Rack. Hovie. Confused Favorite Song: Shadows of the Night Ambition: To Always Be Happy. Make Others Happy. Succeed and to Turn Brown Activities: Prom Committee, Powder Puff Football, and FHA Awards: Who's Who Among American High School Students. Interests: 10 29 82. Cows. Richard. Driving. Being With Good Friends. Saturday Night Rides. RB. Going to TH. Journey. My Tie's Un-sboed. REO. 6th Hour. 3th Hour. Graduating. Crazy Nooo Hours. Abodes. Weekends. The Bruiser. Tbc Green Bomb, and Locker Fnends. Forever. LINDA KAY HOW ARD Egore. Nothing Favorite Song. Old Time Rock and Roll' Ambitioo: To Raise Briao to the Best of My Ability. But to Have Fuo Doing It. Activities: French Club. Band. Powder Puff Football. Hooor Roll Awards: Hooor Letter Interests: Brian. Ditch Hopping on Thursday Nights. My Tie's Unshocd. Rock n Roll. Par ties. Motorcycle Riding. Snowmen. Wading. Weekends. DARLA SUE HUFFMAN “S.S.. DAR Favorite Soog: Just Between You and Me Ambitioo Graduate From ISU and Become a Social Worker. To Be Able to Help Anyooe Who Is in Need of Help aod to Always Be Happy. Activities: Arena. Media Aides. Prom Committee. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Pom-Pom Scjuad. Hooor Roll Awards: Drill Team Awards. Hooor Roll. Interests: Frieods. Musk. Horses. TP. Prom '82. Senior Night ‘82. Bast Club Catches. Bruce's. B-ner. Foggy Nights. Slippery Roads. Mooteruma. Wabash. Road Tnp . New Year's Eve 82. Vans. Chases. Atlanta. My Woods. Sunny Days. C.F., 021. T.J.. Sick Frieods. Duke 41 DONNA RENEE HUNTER Mildew. Skinny. Crusher F.iomc Song. Just You and I Ambition Be Successful m Business Marketing, Live a Long. Happy Life With Thai Special Someooc. and Make My Parents Very Proud of Me. Activities: Spanish Club. French Club, Chorus, Paris Players. Band, Prom Committee. May Fete. Powder Puff Football, Hooor Roll. Symphonic Winds. CONNIE LEIGH HUMPHREY Favorite Song: Up Where We Belong Ambition: To Attend College and Become the Best Teacher I Am Capable of Being, and Live a Long, Happy Life. Activities: National Hooor Society, Band. May Fete. Hooor Roll. Symphonic Winds. Orchestra. Awards: Band Service and Merit Awards. Hooor Letter. Interests: Reading. Bowling. Playing the Piano. Paper Games. Being With Frieods. RUSS JARRETT Babycakes Ambition: Get Married to Angie Boren. Interests: Angie Boren. ‘6 Cbevelle. Partying. SARAH HU ST TROY W. JERNIGAN Tie Favorite Soog: Hells Bells Interests: Race Cars aod Motorcycles, Weekends. Parties. Riding Around With Different Girls. IVAN RAY INMAN loch Favorite Soog: Freebird Ambt-tioo: To Lead a Successful Life and to Become a Golf Pro. Activities: Lenerman't Club. Intramurals. Golf, Wrestliog. Awards: MVP - Golf Team 81-82 aod 82-8). Elks Bowling Awards. High Games aod High Series 81-82 and 82-8) Season. Interests: Frieods, TINA, Cars. Sports, aod Just Having a Good Time. 42 ARNE JOHNSON “AJ. Favorite Soog: Me sod Julio Dowd ai ib Schoolyard Ambmoo To Please the Lord in Whatever I Do. Activities Bible Club. National Hooor Society. Hooor Roll. Awards Third Place in JETS Mathematics Competition. Illinois State Scholar. National Mem Letter. Interests: Stipe mocking at Bndwell's. Pamcipating at Chareh. Golfing. Photography ROSEMARY KAYJOBST R.J.. Jobsty Favonte Song: Here I Am Ambition: To Become a Teacher and Do My Job to the Best of My Ability. Activities Spanish Clab. May Fete. FFA. Prom Committee. Powder Puff Football. Track. Awards: Track. Interests: Reboboth Beach. Delaware. Macs. Being Happy. Taking My Little Sister for Walks. Meeting New People. Having a Good Time With My Friends. 12-06-80. 0114-11, 06 50-82. 0122 85, Skiing at Paoli Peaks. SHELLEY ANNE JOHNS Mooa. Sa|. Val” Favonte Song: Tooigbt I'm Yours Ambition To Always Be Able to Gnn and Bear It.” and to Make Russ aod Betty Prowl of Me. Activities: ARENA — Editor. Latin Club. Key Clnb, Student Council — Secretary 81-82. Prom Committee. Track. National Hooor Society, May Fete. Drill Team — Captain. Hooor Roll. Tiger Relay Court. Awards: lllioois State Scholar. Hooor Letter. Who's Who Among American High School Studeots, Track — Effort Award 80. Band Award. Outstanding Individual — ISU Sparkette Camp 82. Interests: CNB. Flamethrower. New Orleans Weekends. Big Dipper. FILWY, Diamond head. Cosmo. Dogmeat. Bloom logdalc't. Skin Flicks. Cessna 421, Court Street Bashes. 7 mph. WMAN - Spnog Break 82. L Pootchartrain. GOOD Friends. Facetious ness. Dancing. 10-16-82. Honesty. Journey. 5 P's at Meco. My Graduation Present — Hawaii! JIMMY JOHNSON Cardinal Kroger Kid Favonte Song: Let's Go Krogenog Ambition To Become a Professional Baseball Player, or Make Millions Some Other Way. Activities: FFA. Ag Occupations. Band Awards: FFA. Band Interests: U.P.C. St. Louis Cardinals. Baseball. World Senes 82. Yellow Vette. Money. Ludwig Drams. Musk. A.B.C.. Mighty Clouds of Joy. Sean's Flower. 04-54-80. Working at Kroger . SHARON JOHNSON AMY LEE JONES A.J., Jonsie. Bonoi Jo Favorite Soog: While You See A Chance Ambmoo: To Attend Butler University aod Live a Long Happy Life Away From Pahs. Activities: Spanish Club. Nattooal Hooor Society. Band. Jan Band. Prom Committee, May Fete. Hooor Roll. Symphonic Wiods, Orchestra. Awards: Band. All State. Jets Team. Interests: Summer of 82. JCOF. 07-17-82. 08-17-82. Steve's Movies. Melas 556. Charleston 1409. Meiico. 10-51-81. Cowboy Hats. NNVC Weekends. 05-08-82. Fixnes, Alright Bridge. Chicago. Country Roads. Smoke Alarm. Parties. Our Road. Camp Fires, Ridiog Around. 02-15-82. 43 JAMES BRADLEY' KELLY jtmul. Killer” Favorite Soog: For Those About to Rock — We Salute You” Ambitioo: To Become a Professional Miracle Healer and Canute the Country in a Rolls Royce. Activities: Media Aides. Latin Club, Key Club. National Honor Society. Lenertnan's Club, Intramurals. Basketball. Baseball. Football. Hooor Roll. Awards: Baseball. Hooor Letter. Illioois State Scholar. Interests: Road Trips, Caouasi. AC DC. C-Wagon. Fishin'. Camp Outs. Sherwood. Bassm’. Hoops, ILLINI. Raisin' Heck. 9 on the Table. 22) B's. Copter. East Side Hoops. Roast Duck, the Bros. Meatsquad, Wobbly Chain. KAREN LYNN KELLY Karen Sue. Karey Sue. K.S. Favorite Soog: Sometimes When Wc Touch” Ambition: Graduate from EIU. Get Married, and Live Happily Ever After. Activities: Latin Club, Paris Playen. Prom Committee. May Fete Honor Roll. Society of American High School Students. Awards: Hooor Letter. Interests: Shane Smith, 06-19-82. T hirds. Twin Lakes. Pans 500. Cancer. Who'. Couotry Roads. Shiloh!. Mac's, ( bases. B ball Games. Summer. Double Dates. Movies. Stray Cats. Impalas. Hume. Bass Club'. Long Talks, the Future, Making Up. Water, Gymnastics. Playing the Piano. MARK KELTZ LEAH JO KNIGHT Slurpy, Sis. Pickle Favorite Soog: You aod I” Ambition To Live a Long and Happy Life aod to Meet That Special Somcooe Activities. Bible Club. FFA. Chorus. May Fete. Hooor Roll. Awards: Hooor Roll. Meritorious Awards in Chorus for Serving in Ensembles. Hooor Letter. Interests: Soft-ball. Kurly Q Gang. Pickle. Wamba Hogbutta Slurp to Spaceouts, Cruisin'. Be mg With My Friends - I Vena. Wendy, and My Sis Cheryl. Having a Good Time. Guys. Being Wild aod Craiy. Kill the Putt” at Joe's. Weekends. Just Being Myself, aod You ve Got a Friend KEVIN LEE KNOEPFEL Reggie” Favorite Soog: New York. New York “ Activities: Band. Basketball. Baseball. Hooor Roll. Awards: Hooor Letter. Letter in Varsiry Baseball. Interests: Trains, Woodworking. Model Airplanes. Yankees. Baseball BRYAN LAUFMAN Favorite Song: Long Haired Couotry Boy Ambition Become a Professional Mechaok and Move to California. Activities: Intramurals. Interests: Cars, Panics. Indy. LT1. Weekends. 44 CARLA JEAN LINDSEY C.J.. Missy Favorite Soog: On the Loom Amhmon Go to Lakeland. Bkook a Courtroom Stenographer, and Alwayi Be Happy Activities: ARENA. Spanish ( lub. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Interests: Louie. 06-07-81. Leaks. Being With My Little Angel, the Blitr. Watching J.P., Trips to T.H.. GSWMF. 02-25 89, Getting Caught With My Towel Down. Tea Parties. L.K.'s, (AG's House, Tom A Jerry. May Fete 82. the Slab. Pinto's. Dirty Lauodry. SD's, Mom I. II, 111. Summer Nights. Red Balloons MICHELLE R. LITTLEJOHN Mickey Favorite Soog All Out of Love Ambition: Go to College, Graduate, and Be the Best I Can Be Activities: Media Aides. French Club. Bible Club. Chorus. FHA -President. Awards: America's Outstanding Names and Faces. IMEA. Girl's Ensemble Interests: Musk. Cburch. a Certain Guy. Well Maybe. First Hour Stodyhall, LCD. HR. Singiog. LONNIE ALAN LORANCE Lonao Favorite Soog: Torn Sawyer In terests Running Through the Woods. SN. T R I M.. Judas Priest. Bud. J.S., Rock n Roll Musk. Going to Terre Haute. 01-12-89. Weekeods. 02-12-89, Smoke on the Water, CJAG. DARLA KAY McDANIEL McDoodlc. Dar Favorite Soog: Oo the Loose A mbit ion: Go to Lakeland and Become a Cosmetologist, and Someday Own My Own Business and Live My Life to Its Fullest. Activities: Arena. Lettcrmao's Club, Band. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Tennis. Track, and FHA. Awards: Track. Tennis, aod Band Awards. Interests: The Rope. Rock A Fire Side Nights, The Lakehousc. Water Skuog. Hawaiian Rafts. Making U-Turns in CS.’s Car. Country Roads. Being With Friends. July I. 8. 15. A.M.'s House. A.S.'s Party. Swimming at A M s House. Earth Wind A Fire Coocen of 82. REO. Concerts. The LB. EL July 9. 1989. October 25. 82. aod Tariao. JULIE JEAN LUND Pumpkin Face Favorite Soog: Open Arms Ambition: To Be Successful and Happy. Whatever I ( boose to Do. Activities: Spanish Club. Key Club. Student Council. National Honor Society. Lettcrmao's Club, Parts Players, Tiger Tales Homccomiog Court. Tiger Relay Court. Prom Committee. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Teona. Hooor Roll. J. V. Cheerleader. Varsity Cheerleader. Awards: Illinois State Scholar. Tennis aod Chcerleading Letter. 4 Year Hooor Letter. Most Improved Performance. Third Place Team — World. 27 Place Team. 29 Place Individual. 2nd Place Dance at Nactooals 1982 Interests: Friends. Tenois. Piano. Amy's 17. Lansing. World. HOC, 108. LL, RDDJ. Cheering. AF. ncakiog. Journey. Late Night Porn Flicks, Nice Guys. JAMES STUART McDANIEL McDoodle. MtDuk Favorite Soog: Penney Lane Ambition: To Always Make Those Arouod Me Happy, to Always Succeed at Whatever the task, aod to Never Take Fate at Its Face Value. Activities: French Club. Intramurals, Prom Committee. Track. Basketball. Baseball. Football. Team Manager — Baseball. Awards: Who's Who Among American High School Students. Society of Distinguished Amencao High School Students. Athieuc Letters. Interests: Mrs. Bibo's English Class. TX . C-Wagoo. REO Spcedwagoo. Do Do's, the King's. Beatles. Loverboy. My Little Su. Duke’s Master. 12 20 80. 12 18 82. Sa|. Soph. Party — Date. Quarters. Krackers. and Having a Good Time With Close Friends 45 susan ann McIntosh Fa«oriic Song: Still 1 Ambitioo: To An cod Mtllikm. Major in Nursing. aod Live ifl a Happy Life. Activities: Spanish Club. Band. Prom ( ooiDiitef. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Hooor Roll. Sympbooic fiodv aod Orchestra. Awards: Band Interests Roger. March II. 80. December II. 82. Super Fly Spies. 3 t ypes. Sub Deb loiua non. The Loagest Mile. Amy'i Parties, SS. TFT, Proms, The Trailer. Mustang Rides. Cemeteries. LB s Place. Coocerts. Swimming. Frieods. Skin Flicks, Uaioo. Water Skiing, SJ's Panics. 3P s at Meco. ANDREW MARTIN Drew, Droid Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Ambition: Devote My Life to Keeping Aohauser-Busch, lot. in the Black. Activities: Key Club. Intramuralt. D.E.. Basketball, aod Hooor Roll. In terests: Copter. LK in the Truck. The Turkey Tourney — Mt. Vernon. Cromwell Hall. The Mioe. Road Trips. Kerry the Priest, AC DC, Salt aod Pepper. Somebody to Nebraska. Live AC DC on the Hood. Coocerts. Ouie's Place. Cincinnati's Fittest. Two Mao B.C., Jams. KEVIN MARTIN Martini, [hide Favorite Soag: Stairway to Heaven Ambition: Go to U of I. Become an Engioeer By Day. Rock Star by Night. Activities: Spanish Club. Key Club. National Hooor Society, lotramurals. Paris Players. Basketball, aod Hooor RoU. Awards: Ulioois State Scholar. Jet's Tests, Rose Hulman's Operation Catapult Session. Interests: Mexico '82. Sump Pump. 232. Snow Banks. Intramurals. Broctoo. (hnsmao. Annual Cam pouts. Broken Noses. Coocerts. LK's. Traditions, Old aod New Frieods. Miod If I Join Yout Bros. Roommates. Mud Fights. McCormick's Creek. Strikes, aod Crestwood. JOHN MAYNARD Favorite Song: I Know There's Something Going On Ambition: To Become Successful at Whatever I Do. Activities: FFA. Awards: FFA. Interests: Comedy. Jokes. Rock and Roll. Blues Brothers. Shooting Pool. Cards, and Dames. KARLA JO MAYNARD Mo Favorite Song: 'Truly Ambitioo: To Take Each Moment as It Arrives and Live Life to Its Fullest. Activities: Student Council. Letterman's Club. Nurse AaiiMants, Homecoming Court. Class Officer — Secretary 1. 2. 3. President — 4. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. J.V. Cheerleader. Varsity Cheerleader, aod HO. Awards: Cheerleading - U.S.C.A. National Team '81. aod '82. 3rd in World International Competition, Nurse Assistant’s Certificate. Interests: Dave. 3 22 82. Kentucky, The Rug. Hairy Buffalos. Late Nights at 1SU. Getting Lost. The Big Spit. Freebird. Prom ‘82, Lansing I and II. World and Memories. DENISE MICHELE BEAUCHAMP MATTINGLY Favorite Song: Step By Step and Endless Love Ambttioo: To Take Care of Doug aod the Baby to the Best of My Ability. Activities: Media Aides, O.O., Tiger Tales, Prom Committee, and Hooor Roll. Awards: Honor Roll. Interests: Doug Mattingly. 8 7 81. 11 7 81. 10 9 82. Ford Trucks. Cokes at the Fair. Muddio. Taking Care of Doug. Enfoying Life. Honor Roll, aod Cooking. 46 JACKIE KAY WHtRLOW Vickk, Riaacr Favorite Song. 'Toon Sawyer'' Ambition To Have Good Time . Fneodt. and to Always Be fitb Ron Activities: FFA. Powder Puff Football. Awardt: Saar Green hand Award. Horae Profit ieocy Award. Intereau: Ron. Watted Dayi aod More Wasted Nights. Dimea, Judaa Priest. the Real Thing. Wild Pantea. i nn'in Wow Man.'' Mining With [blaster. El Krackers, Kemper's Farm, (bnago 82. Mootaroaa. Kentutky. Evil Eye. Drag Racing, Noon Hour RHONDA LYNN MILLER Red, NaNa. Becker. R-Hooda Favorite Song You Were Always on My Mind Ambition: Become an RN Someday aod Always Be a Good Mother to Danielle Leeanoe. Activities: D.O., Nurse Assistant. Prom Committee. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. H.O. Awards: Ceniftcd Nurse Assistant. Interests: Daniel Lee aod Danielle Lees one Bee her. 4). 11 01 8). Grand Phi. Nursing. Sandisoo and Speed Hall. 7 29 62. Friends. 6 16 82. Kiley and Canada. Kentucky Lake. 10 15 81. Mellowing Memories. Fast Driving, Being Happy. Prom of '80. Haaler't Farm, Late Night. Weekends With Dan. ANCIE MURPHY TIM MILLIS TINA L. MURPHY Smurf. Munch Favonte Song: Life in the Fast Lanes Ambitioo: Live an Easy Life. Own a Bod Distillery aod Be Free! Activities: Letterman's Club. May Fete, aod J.V Cheerleader Interests: Elledges Farm. Rons. Kemper i Farm. 50 Yd. Lioes, Animal Attack. Tracks. 1st. 2nd aod 4tb Hours to the Race. Crawling Under Trains. 5 Minute Warnings, Blue 69 Novas. Good Times — 909 E. Wood. Louidville. KY.. La. Trips. Tropicana. Black Beast, Bud. aod Willies. CHERYL ANN MORRISES' Cherylbarrel. Cberylbic. Shirley ' Favonte Song: Lost in Love Ambitioo: Go to College aod Mayor in Nursing. Make My Parrots Proud of Me. Activities: Spanish Club. Student Council. Parts Players. Prom Committee. Class Officer — Vice President. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Track, and the PomPom Squad. Awards: Band aod Service Awards. Interests: Rick. 5 7 80. RC Lane. Submarine Races. 5 Cypes. Mustang, Union. The Trailer.' TFT. SS. LB's Place. Superfly Spies. Crying at Movies. Sophomore Parties. Amy's Panic . Knrly-Q Gang. Proms. Trips to Rolls. Summer Nights. Water Skiing. Coyb Rides in the Spirit. Skin Flicks. S l Party. 1 18 80. 5 P s at Mcco. 47 C. IT HAROLD OGLE Harry aod Hal Fa«onu Soog: Craxy Tram' A mbit too Slay Oil of Trouble and Ride (be Storm Oat. Activities: Arena aod Team Manager of Basketball Team Interests: Hemis. Rit's, Snapper. Cnusin, 68' GTO Corvette. Bike Crashes, the Rodi Mopar. Orange Crash. Driving. 24 Hr. Or ay Osborne, Weiner. Super Station, SIU Road Trips, the Pood. Charger. Unkle Chock's. Circle G. Toad’s. Muscle Hustle. S.B. aod Me. R R. RC. Rokkm DAVID LEE OSBORNE Os. Ossie Favorite Song: “For Those About To Rock (We Salute Yo«) Ambition: Reiocarnate Lyoyrd Skyoyrd and kill Barry Matulow aod Toni Basil. Activities: Spanish Club — Secretary. Key Club, Let terman's Club, lotramurals. Football. Baseball. Cross Couotry. Honor Roll. Awards: Hooor Letter. Baseball. Cross Country. Who's Who in America. Interests: C-Wagon. the Mine. Bros ILL1NI. Harp. Champagne. Tooy. AC DC. Judas Priest. T.R.I.M.. M A S H. Spons. Raising Heck. Space. Star Trek. Sump Pump. Chipped Tooth — A.S.. 223 B’s. 93 on the Table. Breakfast Sausage. Mind if I Join You?” Copter. Snapper. Sullivan. CHUCK PARKER HILA PARRISH “Heechie Favorite Soog: “Babe'' Ambition: To Graduate From ISU aod Live Life to Its Fullest. Activities: ARENA. Latin Club. Key Club. National Hooor Society. Lettermans Club. Prom Committee. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Freshman. J.V.. aod Vanity Cheerleader. Hooor Roll. Awards: Hooor Letter, Varsity Cheerleading Letter. World loternaiiooal — Third Place, U.S.C.A. National Awards 81-82 Interests: MM. 06-19-81. ?07. the Eternal Triangle. TNT. DDS aod SPBS. the Longest Mile. Amy’s Parties, 4-Wheelin’?, HOC. Big R. U-Turns. Skio Flicks, the Trailer. WMN aod DNO Getaway — Spring Break ’82. Rinkydmk Maids. Tumbling. Dancing. World. Nationals. Being With My Frieods. CHARLOTTE SUE PENNINGTON Soupy. Suey. Poopy Favorite Soog: Everybody Wants You Activities: Band. Prom Committee. Powder Puff Football. Girl’s Basketball Team Maoager Awards: Band. Interests: Broken Boors. 'Talking Trees. Summer of '81. Popcorn Sales '82. (be Marda aod the Prestoo Road, the Due I lie aod Bostoo. J.K.’s House. REO. My Track. Peppermint Tasting Things. 11-29-82. OS 29-81. 10-15-82. 02-10-85. 02-18-85. PTYP KAKF. P.W.Pi. Taking Walks in the Woods at RY’s. Weekends GARY SCOTT PERRY Favonte Soog: Stairway to Heaven Am bitioo: Live a Long Successful Life. Activities: D.O. Interests: Weekeods. Cars. Partying With Friends. Getting Craxy. Girls. Rock A Roll, aod Craisin io the Couotry. 48 KEVIN W PETERS Favorite Song: When It's Over Interests: Fast and Sporty Camaros. Going Out and Cruising the Town. River Rat and Hotrod oo the CB, the Big Fake Out at the Golden Arches. Doiog Cookies. Chevy's. Sum mer Nights and a Special Girl. Sean's Flower. 04 54-80. MELODY PETERS Mel. Melvin. Melsy Favorite Song: Through the Years Activities: Latin Club. National Hooor Society. Band. Hooor Roll Awards. Junior Achievement — Jr. Executive. National Hooor Society. Interests: Softball. Reading. Music. Crochet tog. UMYF. Outdoors. Summer. Lucky, Colorado. Krtstyn. Friends. Laughs. Good Times. MIKE PHILLIPPI Flip Favorite Song: Africa Ambition. Construction Work. Activities: FFA, Ag Occupations Awards: FFA Awards. Interests: Janet. Derby Cars. Boooie Cruisin'. 12-18-81. Getting Craiy. PENNY IRENE PLEW Meaoie. PIP. Peooyrile ' Favorite Song: Flirtin' With Disaster Activities: HERO. Spanish Club. Chorus. May Fete. Hooor Roll. Interests: Amber. 10-14 83, Coocerts. M s Blue TA. Hume. APT . Ted's. H.H.. Harley’s Trip to Tenn.. Fred. Terry’s. S.H.. 08 07 81.09-22-81. 01-04-82. Goatfarm 81. J.W., Crankin'. Drag Races. Assumption. L© Riders. O. K.W.. MesKO '82. RICHARD LEE PORTER Pork Favorite Soog: For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) Ambition: To insure Anheuser-Busch Turns a Profit Every Year. Activities: Key Club. Letter-man's Club, Band. Track. Basketball. Foot ball. Interests: Bros., tbe Line. Martin's Field. C Wagon. Copter. Loog Walk Home, tbe Kiog. Spittin' Tobacco on Fuzzy's Boots. Elmos B-day. AD DC. Swamy's Pad, Cost Cutters. Two Fisted Shotgun. Cincinnati’s Finest. EVAN N. PRATT Elmo. E. Elmovator” Favorite Song: Purple Haze A The Enential Blues Ambition To Meet Janis. Jimi. and Jim Before I’m 25. Activities: Key Club. Studeot Couocil — Pres. 82-83. National Hooor Society. Let-terman's Club. Basketball. Cross Country. Track. Band. Jazz Band. Hooor Roll. Sym-pbooK Winds. Orchestra. Awards: Basket ball All Conference — Hon. Mention. IM EA All State Band. 10 Varsity Letters. Lioo's Club Effort Award. Rebound Award. Boys' State. Interests: Basketball. Monty Python. Sub. Bob and Doug. 60's Music. Morrison and the Doors, Mass Gatherings at tbe Mine Bros., the Peking Canoeing. Sound Off. Decatur. Mrs. Doufas. 4th Hour. M one Movies. Underoos. Freudian Symbolism and Manx Depression. 49 TERESA MAUREEN RING Test” Ambition To Graduate From ISU With a Bachelor Degree io Nursing. Possibly Specialise aod to Do My Best at Whatever aod Wherever I May Be. Activities: Chorus. Paris Players. Prom Com mince. May Fete. Tennis. Hooor Roll. Chorus Ensemble Awards: IMEA AU State Chorus. Most Improved Girl's Tennis 19 2. Who's Who Among American High School Students. American Legion Good Citiseo Award. Chorus Awards. Tennis Letter. Interests: Tennis. Swimming, Ice-Skating. Singing. Daociog. Bowling. Being With My Fneods, 4-H. Cats. Anatomy sod Physiology. Music. JEFF RAY CHRIS ROBISON Favorite Song: Smoke on the Water Am bitioo: Be a Guest oo the David Letter man Show Interests: Musk. Art. Photography. Guitars. Comedy. Cards. Pool. Ethnic Jokes. Any Jokes. Rock sod Roll Blues. Rock aod Roll Jazz. Rock and Roll Country. Blues Brothers. Smurfs. ALAN LEE RAYMER Froggy. Al. (ranker' Favorite Song: On the Wings of Love Ambition To Give All I Can Give io s Permanent Relationship Later In Life. Activities: Track. Paris Players. Interests: Graduation. Sweet Girls. Grca A Dates, Lovable People. Love Songs While Hurting. C.S. aod a Perfect Friendship, 90 mph. Power Slides With B.H.'s Nova. Booney Cruisin' With a Car Load of Fneods in Mom s Buick. Cruisin' oo My CB 1100 With a Female Paaseoger KIMBERLY ANN ROLLINGS Kim. Slim Favorite Song: Riding the Storm Out Ambitioo: To Get Married aod Live a Happy Wealthy Life With a Certain Someooc Activities: FHA. Interests: Men. Mooey. Blue. Panics. Camping. Horses. Aodrea's House, the Gray Ghost, a Black Charger. My Mom. Couotry Roads. Good Old Days. Delaware. Being With My Friends, Jeffersoovillc. St. Bcnuce, 2 8 83. 7 28 82 8 1 82. Kids. Teaas. Eugene. Riding Bikes, Benny's Car. 50 SANDRA LEE ANNE ROLLINGS Chop. Daodyra. Rolloberry. Surely Am bttion: Doing the Most With My Life and Following My Dreamt and Smiling Even When I'm Down. Activities: Spanish Club. Prom Committee. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Honor Roll. Awards: Honor Letter. Interests: Finding 1. Always Keeping in Touch With My Friends. Hayrides. My Little Sis T.M.R. By 20 Days. Paper Games. LORI ANN SCOTT Favorite Song: Maggie May Ambition. Become a Veterinarian. Activities: May Fete. Hooor Roll. CWT. Interest: Roller Skating. Fishing. Swimming, and Dancing. SCOTT ANTHONEY SEANEY Scatter. Swamy. Do 2 Ambition To Own a Beer Distributing Company in Every State Activities: Lettermans Clnb. Intramurals Baseball. Football Awards: Baseball. Football. Interests: REG. Weekends. Rolling in the C Wagon. T R I M . Trying to Work a Winch. Sitting in the Woods. Muddy Fields. State Line Yard Mowing. Judas Priest. Getting Home Early. 221 B s. Otry Osborne. Joke. Moun tains. Quarter's, Road Trips. Bro's, Shotguns JANET SEBRIGH1 Favorite Soog: Rock and Roll Fantasy Ambitioo: To Become a Psychologist. Activities: Spanish Club. National Hooor Society. Band. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Tennis. Hooor Roll Interests: Mike. Booney Cruisin'. Blankets. 12-18-SI. Derby's. Peanut Butter and Jelly. Barking. Squirrels. Sore Thumb. Frog Legs. Alooro. Riding Horses. Pknk Tables, the Lost Bottom. Slugs on Legs With Pink Boses Doc i It HurG. Shampoo Bottles. Birthday's. TROY SERGEN1 Surge” Ambitioo: Be Rich. Live Loog. In tcrests: Reading Science Fiction. Sleeping LAURIE ANNSETZER Sea. Sexier Favorite Song: Just You aod I” Ambitioo To Do the Best I Can. Keep My Eye on the Rhoads. aod Live a Loog aod Happy Life. Activities: Spanish Club. Football aod Basketball Concession Stands. Interests: Ron Rhoads 10-8-80. 10-4-81. Foley and Frieods. Charleston. Slumber parties (Big Foot). 7-2-82. Weekends at Sherwood. Drive m Movies. Photography. Snipe Hunting. Mexico Trip. Hayrides. 8-15 85. Xmas 1982. aod Always Be Proud of Who and What I Have in Life. t 51 HARRY GERARD SEIBERT III Bodioe Favorite Soog: Refugee Ambition: Go to 1SU aod Hopefully Graduate in 4 Yean. Activities Basketball. Football. Hooor Roll. Croas Country Awards: Athletic Awards. Interests: Prospect Ave., Cleveland. Ohio. Turkey Tourney, Best Inns. 1st Weekend in Pam 83. Harry Buf falo. Yellow Celica, The Cemetery. Big T.H.. Weekends. Twin Lakes, Girls. RICHARD J. SHEAR Skinny Favorite Soog: Breakio' the Law Activities: Letterman's Club, In tramurals. Track. Wrestling. Football. Interests: HD, Motorcycles, Panics. Long Weekeods. C one cm. Burnouts. Soowballs. Adult World, the Rambler. SO Yd. Line. T.H.C. Rat. Summer Time. Outdoors. Living It Up, Fast Times at PHS. SUSAN JANE SHERER Favorite Song: Sweet Home Alabama Ambinoo: Go to College. Become a Rich, Ceramical Engioccr. Marry a Ccnaio Special Persoo. Activities: Latin Club, National Hooor Society, Hooor Roll. Awards: Honor Letter. Illinois State Scholar. Interests: Hiking. Swimming. Hawaii. 1-30-82, Quiet Evenings at Home, Prom Night 1982. Sth Hr. Studyhall. Fleet wood. Bob Seger. Goody Two-Shoes. Sunkist. Jeff. Graduation. IX. An Officer aod a Gentleman 3th Hr. Junior English. Tennessee RICHARD SMILIE Hank Ambinoo: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Activities: Key Club. National GINNY SLY Honor Society. Intramurals. Band. Hooor Roll Awards: Illinois State Scholar. Na tiooal Hooor Society. Hooor Roll. Interests: Motorcycles. Skiing West, Partying. t PENNY LOIS SIMPSON “Penelope. Lois, Mildred. 02 Favorite Soog: Truly Ambinoo: Go to Lakeland College. Become a Legal Secretary. Find Mr Right. Get Married aod Live Out in the Couotry on a Farm. Activities: Band. Prom Committee. May Fete. Symphonic Winds. Orchestra. Drum Ma or Awards: Merit aod Service Awards in Band. Appreciation Award From American Legion. Interests: Turtles. Being With Friends. G'towo. Alabama. Weekeods With PS SG, Late Phone Calls. White Cake. R.R. Tracks, Late Thursday Nights, Toads. Cnaisio' Washington Street aod a Special Guys Alley. 7-2-80. Campers. D.D.D., aod Just Being Myself 52 F DOUGLAS WAYNE SMITTKAMP Smitry. Mr. Clean Favorite Song: One Man's Pleasure Ambition Catch the Big One, Become the Neat Fuhin Musician Activities: Media Aides. Key Club. Letter-man's Club, Intramurals. Honor Roll. Basketball. Baseball. Football. Awards: Baseball. Hooor Letter. Interests Fishing. Road Trips, the Mine. C-Wagoo. Canmsssi. Campouts. Montana. Working a Wiocb. Copter. Physics Fishing. Molly. East Side Hoops, the Bros, the Meat Squad. TAMMY SUE SPENCER Spence. Spam. Shortcake Favorite Soog: Everytime I Think of You Ambition To Get the Best (Ah of Life and Always Keep Young. Activities: O.O.. Cboms. Prom Committee. May Fete. Tennis. Awards: Girl's Tennis. Chorus. Interests: Scott, II-28-82, Henry, 02-14-82. Banana Splits. Late Night. Movies. Mo Mo's. REO ‘81. Faltiog Stars, Feels So Right, Swimming Pools, Creeks. Wreckers, NNVC, Flower Pots, Swings. Juicy Rumors. Cowboy Hats. LYLAS - D.T. YVONNE RENEE ST1REK Levon, Crash. Voooic Favorite Song: “Stray Cat Strut Ambition: Make Mega Bucks, aod Move to the Caribbean Islands Activities: Paris Players. Powder Puff Football. Pom-Poo Squad. Honor Roll. Interests: 11-11-82. II 12-82. Going Out. Padiddliog With Soco aod Bud. Ug's. Pioklake House. Chicagofest. Rockville. Nasty Nights. T.P.. Wasted Days, and Wasted Nigbts, Rita. Whoppers, the Red Regal 7, Roadtnps. Oh Baby!. Wild Parties. the Real Thing. Evil Eye. DEBRA LYNN STARK Scorch. Doodaa ' Favorite Song: You Are My Sunshine Ambition: To Atteod ISU aod Major in Accounting. ActivKies: Key Club. Student Council. Letterman's Club. Tiger Tales. May Fete. Homecomiog Court. Prom Committee. Powder Puff Football. Track. Freshman. J V., Varsity Cheerleader. Hooor Roll. Awards: Hooor Letter. Varsity Chcerleadmg Letter. USCA National Awards. 25th Individual Cheerleader — Nationals. Paletine — 3th. Holiday Tourney — 3rd Interests B.S.. 08 22 82. Amy B day. AF. 1-21-83. USCA. Tumbling. 104. LL. ALABAMA. 4 Wheelers. RDDJ. HOC. MEAKING. RHII. Valpo. World. Graod Pns. 7-4-82. Too Much. Blue Mustangs. Skin Flicks. Big R. Friends. Nice Guys. (heerleadiog. ISU. Graod Nationals CINDY ANN STRASMA Favorite Soog: Sweet Baby Ambitioo Be a Flight Attendant. Settle Down aod Live a Happy Life With That Special Guy Activities: Arena. Key Club. Hooor Roll. Let terman't Club. Tiger Relay Court. May Fete. Golf. Awards: Hooor Roll Letter. Golf Letter Interests Water Skiing and Hawaiian Rafts. Golf. Being With My Friends aod Family. Eternal Triangle. U-Turns. 412. DD's aod Spb's. Summer Sun. the Lakehouse. Elmer Fudd. July 1. 8. 16. the Rope. Rock and Fireside Nights. Florida. 2 12 83. Michigan. HOD JEFFREY A. SUDDUTH Silverstreak Favorite Song: Africa Ambitioo To Become a Successful Accountant. Activities: Key Club. In- tramurals. D.E.. Prom Committee. Wrestling. Honor Roll. Awards: Hooor Roll. Interests: Channel 3 on C.B. With Hot Rod. and the Whole Gang. Laura C., Nice Motorcycles. Parrying. 4 Speed Cars. Coocerts, Weekend Cruisin. 53 AIMEE LYNN SUTTON ■'Aim. Dolly. Skippy Favorite Soog: Still Ambition: To Succeed in College. Be Hippy With Tbit Certaio Guy lod Whatever Is to Be Will Be Activities: Key Club, Student Council. Tiger Relay Court. Prom Committee, Class Officer — Treasurer. May Fete, Powder Puff Football. Pom Pom Squad. Honor Roll. Freshman Cheerleader. Council Journalist. Awards: Pom Poms at ISU. Pom Pom Cap-taio. Merit and Service Awards. Interests: Still 7-15-78. Eagle Ridge, a Certain Rd. Off ISO, Poms, Flamethrowers. ISU. Late Nites With KM ♦ LC. SL. Van Halen. S Cypes. Chipped Teeth. Prom 82. Ford 4-Wheelers. ’ Ifr82. BLT Griffy ♦ Grace. George. E. Harry Buffalo. Adam. Flake. Good Friends. CB. If It Is Meant to Be It Will Be JANNA MARIE SVENDSEN Jane. Sven. Janner. Janna Woman Favorite Soog: Love Is Alive Ambition: Attend Eastern Illinois University, Travel the World. Activities: Key Club. Studeot Council. National Hooor Society, Letter-mao's Club. Paris Players. Homecoming Court. May Fete. Tennis, Honor Roll. Awards: Letterman's Club, DAR Good Cititen. Most Valuable Player — Tennis 1982, Best Actress 1981-82. Interests: Family. Friends, Hagar. Tennis. Animals, the Outdoors. Hall ♦ Oates, 5 Cypes. Muskegon. Michigan, Music, Bicycling. Camping. Bridwel! Stockboy. Crackers. Old Movies. JMY, James Taylor. Eternal Triangle. Winds of War. PHS Drama Club. Weekends. Summer Dancing. DAVID B. SWITZER JR Red Baron Favorite Soog: Keep On Loving You Ambition: To Be Very Rich and Very Happy. Activities: Baod. DO.. Hooor Roll. Awards: Hooor Roll. Baod Awards. Interests: Cruising, Teresa. Weekeods. 2-29-81, Coca Cola (Talkiog on the CB), Fancy Can, Going to Coocerts. Musical Horns, the Old Gang. My Poor Locker. Snoopy. GARY DEAN SWITZER Guitar Man. Gretcb. Midoight Madness Favorite Soog: Lord It's Hard to Be Humble Ambitioo: Own a Large Business. Professional Guitarists. Activities: FFA, AG Occupations. Interests: St. Louis Cardinals, Womeo, Trucks. 9-52-83. FFA, God. Monte Carlos. Guitars, Mountains Dew. MCOJ. JEFFREY D. SWITZER Favorite Soog: 'Tuesday's Gooe Ambition: To Be a Mechanic and Live Out My Life in the Smokey Mountains, and Marry S.S. Interests: Can. Motorcycles, Smokey Mountains. Hunting. Stockcar Racing. Tennessee. Auto-Mechanics, Cave-io-Rock. Susan. Body Building, Bob Seger. MTV KALEE MECHELE TAGUE Ambitioo: To Live My Life Being Free. Activities: Hero, Chorus. Interests: My Terry Bear, Loving All Night Long. 54 DARLA MARIE THRONEBVRG Talooe. Scar, Juice jr.. 1 Favorite Soog: I'll Never Love This Way Agaio Ambition To Go to Collage. Get Married aod Live a Long and Happy Life With Scon. Activities Spanish Club, Chorus, Band, Jan Band. Prom Committee, May Fete, Tennis. Orchestra, Symphonic Winds. Awards: Girl's Tennis. Band Service Ment. Chorus. Interests: Scon. 12-31-82, 1-1-03, 1-71-03. P P.. Hey Baby. JCOF. REO •!. Meias. Electronic Fences. 3-9-00, The Gaog, I Love Rock o Roll. 7-17-02. 0 17-02. Florida 82. 356. Steve's Movie Mo Mo's. Piua. Toyota , 12-6-00, 2-13-82, Flower Pots, Cowboy Hats. Cromwell, Swings, Lyles — T.S. DAINA L. TINKHAM Tiok. Tinkerbcll. Red Favonte Song: Refugee Ambition: Live in Luxury. Ac tivities: An Club. Interests: My Daughter Bessie, Being Near My Family and Always Near Jack. John Cougar. Billy Squire, the Fabulous Ooes. Tom Petty. Weekends, Dates 11-11-03, 6-6-03. Being With My Friend aod Getting Craiy. Especially Talk-log About Old Times, Vi, Sining With My Sister Katie. My Guy JWF. BRENDA CAROL TIN5MAN Bun. Boso. Tina Favorite Song: Shame On the Moon Ambition: To Be a Dental Hygienist. Activities: Nurse Assist.. Honor Roll. HO. FHA — Vice-President. Awards: Hooor Letter. Nurse Assistant Cenifkate. Interests: Being With Frieods, Graduating. Music. Weekends. Racecart, 8-8, Detasaeling 01. E.L. Crackers, Late Nights in My Vega. Remembering Those Special Times. Living Life to Its Fullest. JOER TRAYLOR Cowboy. JT' Ambition: Become Mechanic CONNIE MILBURN 'Tucker Favonte Soog: I Need You Ambitioo: Go to the Mountains. Take Care of Randy aod a Special One. Activities: May Fete. FHA. Interests: Randy Milburn. 69 Camaroa. Kaosas High School. My Granny, a Certain Little Ooe. Saucer Heads. 10 27 81, The Upstairs, a Certain Picture. Blue Chevy. My Puppy Dog. 1 0 03. Two Certain Letters. My Stuffed Animals, the Good Ole' Days. B.A.W., R.W.P.. Stock Cars aod the Mountains. RAYMOND LEON TOWELL JR. Gould Favonte Soog: Baby Love Am bitioo: Minister God's Word aod Teach An. Activities: French Club. An Club. AG Occupations. Chorus. Awards: Scholastic An Award Merit. All-State Chorus. National Art Award. Interests: God. Gatliogburg. Teon.. United Pentecostal Church. An. My Country House. SONDRA JEAN WEIR Souk. Weirdo' Favorite Song Wish That I Could Hun That Way Again Ambi (too: Get Rich. Move to Colorado and Live a Long aod Happy Life. Have Lou of Children. Activities: Arena, Spanish Club. Pans Players. May Fete. Powder Puff Football. Honor Roll. 4-H. Interests 9-14-?9. Bonn. Little Kids. My Africao Pet Shop. White Oaks. Bee s in the Old’s. Motorcycles. Big Twins Laughter aod Mona. G-Town. Friends. Weekeods. Alabama. Camping Trips. Late Thursday Nights. Toads. Falling Off Beds. 9-P-82, a Certain Guy | Will Always Love aod Remember DEENA KAY WILSON Spacey. Puke. Squirrely. Weena. Willy. Cockroach Face. Dee Favonte Soog: 'Truly Ambition: To Live a Long aod Happy Life With Someone Very Special. Go to DACC aod Become a Florist and Own My Own Shop. Activities: French Chb. FFA. FFA Officer. Chorus. May Fete. FHA. Awards: FFA Awards. Chorus. In- GREG W'lLSON terests: Best Friends. McDooalds. Monday and Friday Night Closes. Piok Tower. Softball, the Shop. Chrisman. Yellow Mustangs. Puia. Garfield. Barricades. Orange Juice, the Desk in Rro 55. Oh My Little Delivery Truck's Here. a Very Special Day Three Years Ago. the Country. W B..L.K .B.T. 56 BRAD WOLTMAN Favorite Song School' Out Ambition To Become • Proltuioml Mechanic In teresta: Trip to Manhall Lake. Panic at M A . Can. Hunting. Pictures Not Available Cindy Akens Gary Brown Lisa Carter Teresa Collier Russell Dailey John Evict Dean Gill Tom Grimes Tim Henson Melany Kimball Terry Knight Marc Knuth Ron Melton Bill Powers Randy Reeves 57 Seniors Vote On Class Couples These Pairs Will Be Remembered 58 Most Studious: Traci Brecht and Arne Johnson. Best Dancers: Teresa Carter and Rich Hamilton. Juniors . • . “We’ve Got the Beat” The juniors are jammin’ to a funky tune. The days of P.E. will be over soon. They didn't rake in millions from magazine sales. But their awesome” devotion and spirit prevails. Hoping the time 'til they're seniors won't be long. The juniors keep on rockin' and singin' their song. The juniors have had a very active year. Although magazine sales didn't bring in as much money as was hoped, the annual Junior — Senior prom turned out to be a success. This was also a year of beginnings and endings for the juniors. They reluctantly said goodbye to the always exciting days of P.E., but were very happy to accept the responsibility that goes along with being upperclassmen. Each year the list of names on the Honor Roll from the class of '84 increases. Class spirit and involvement in school activities is also increasing. The juniors were successful this year and hope to carry this success into the following year. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Stephanie Schneider. Treasurer; Lori Berry, President; Emily Blumthal. Vice-President; Kelli Creedon, Secretary. Beth Acklen Betsy Arnold Lisa Ashley Stephanie Barath Gloria Barr Kathy Belt Donna Belue Lori Berry Cindy Billups Jamie Blanton Emily Blumthal Lisa Boatman Bart Boewe Kim Bomgardner Kevin Boyer Brian Bradley Tammy Bradshaw Tim Bradshaw 60 Erin Breneman, Angi Bruce, and Lisa Brecht are havin’ The Best of Times.” Lisa Brecht Erin Breneman Richard Brooks Scott Brooks Scott Brown Angela Bruce Stacy Burgess Dana Campbell Steve Campbell Pam Cassel Randy Christian Kim Clark Bill Collier David Colter Kathy Connelly Vonda Cooper Carol Craig Lee Cravens Todd Creech Kelli Creedon Joy Czerwonky Donna Daily Teresa Daughtery David Davenport Carlin Davis Tim Dawson Chuck Dean Bill Delashmit Robbie Dodd Dane Elliot Mike Elsberry Jill Englum Jon Eveland Mary Fessant Kris Fields Colleen Fitzgerald 61 These Juniors girls seem 10 be enjoying themselves in P.E. class. Pictured From Left to Right: Laura Kennedy. Pam Cassel, Cindy Woltman, Sandy Gosnell, Ginny Silverman, Penny Jordan, and Emily Blumthal. D. 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Foley Rob Funkhouser Gary Gann Robin Garver Brad Garwood Amanda Gates Tom Gates Jon Glick Jeff Goodwin Kim Gose Sandy Gosnell Tammy Green Martha Griffin Paula Griffin Clark Haase Rhonda Hale Mimi Hawbecker Sarah Hawbecker Jeff Hedges Greg Henness Regina Henson Susan Hepler Scott Higginbotham Mike Holley Angela Holloway Steve Hornbrook Tracy Hughes Monica Hutchings Wayne Jar rett Marc Jastremski Brian Jones PennyJordan Steve Joseph Wade Keller John Kelsheimer Stacey Kelt 62 Laura Kennedy Gail Kienast Kyle Kime Buddy Klein Sheryl Kreckman Julie Land Brad Laufman Jeff Lewis Eric Light Dan Lynch Karla Lynch Skip Maddox Barbara Martin Velda Matheny Andy Mattingly Tammy McCoy Rita McDaniels Sheryl McHenry Leon McIntyre Ron McPherson Darrin Miller Chuck Millis Randy Minge Rob Minge Joe Morrisey Lori Murphy Gary Nebergall Dan Neibarger Lynne Newlin Scott Newlin Cheryl O’Conner Pat Ormiston Doris Overton Donna Partynski April Pendeley Brenda Perry Algebra class is usually known to be dreary and boring; however, Mr. Aydt makes this class so much fun that all of the students have smiles on their faces. Pictured, with smiling faces are: Amanda Gates, Julie Theirl, Lisa Brecht, Lisa Boatman, Joy Czerwonky, Betsy Arnold, and D. R. Foley. 63 Lori Perry Harold Ramsey Jamie Reed Gale Rinesmith Darin Ritter Brian Robertson Theresa Robinson Carl Roller Brent Rooney Stephanie Schneider David Scott Teresa Sexton Tom Shackelford Ginny Silverman Rob Smithson Kim Soberg La Donna Strader Ron Stepp Kim Stewart Allen Strickland Meloney Stringfield Glenn Strow Laura Strow Jennifer Swanson Melinda Sweet David Swisher Terry Switzer Sandy Taylor Julie Theirl Lisa Thompson Jerry Timmerman Elisabeth Tracht Laurie Tucker Vonda Vandygriff Julie Ventura Leslie Wackerman During class games, Tom Gates captured first prize for the Juniors in the Spaghetti Eating Contest. 64 Brian Walker Kim Walker April Walls Leonard Wain Jerry Waison Andy White Chuck Whitington Jim Wilkey Tia Willis Kim Winningham Cindy Woltman Dana Wooten Pictures Not Available: Cindy Arrasmith Don Beaver Randy Branson Carol Colter Holly Cook Frank Inman Darryl Johnson Shawn Kerrick Alan Minnick Carl Potter Rowdy Reed Don Rinesmith Daryn Rothenberger Misty Scales Tom Silva Tony Sly Janice Wagner Jerry Witham Kathy Winkler Thank you for being a friend is portrayed b; April Walls, Rita McDaniels, and Amanda Gates. 65 Sop ho 11 ores Are . Gary Abernathy Greg Adams Patty Adkins Chris Akens Tony Alexander Mike Archibald William Arnold Larry Arrasmith Cherie Ashby Lorie Ashley Joann Barnes Denise Baroni Barbara Baugh Debra Becker Darrel Bell Darrel Berry Amy Black Denise Bledsoe 66 “Driving Their Life Away” The Sophomores are cruisin’ through their second year, But they’re takin’ it slow til it’s their turn to steer. Though the days they rule the school are yet unseen. They're happy to shift the gear from green. A class ring is just one thing for which they strive. The sophomores are movin’ now and puttin' it in drive. Todd Boewe Craig Bomgardner Garrett Bouslog Sandy Branson Amy Brown Darla Budd Chris Buske Kellie Butcher Stephen Butler Theresa Butler Linda Campbell Richard Cash Dan Cassady Alansa Caveney Jeff Chambers Greg Chappell Deanna Cheatham Angela Climber Jennifer Clover James Collier Chris Conrad Donald Coonce Bill Craun Cindy Cravens Karla Cunningham Kim Czcrwonky Penny Davis Chad Day Dean Daugherty Melissa Dennison Tammy Dennison Brice Dunn Marsha Emerick Carla Felgenhauer Rani Frazer Gail Frost Scon Gale Brian Gates Teri Gilbert Doug Good Jay Groves Steve Hahn David Hale Randy Hale Blair Hall Mike Hall Julie Harmon Monica Harrison Tony Haupt Beth Hayes Jason Henness Jennifer Hensley Kris Herrington Tamara Hickman Greg Hollingsworth Andrea Hollis Ray Hornbrook Debra Hout Ruby Hughes Greg Humphrey Diane Hunt Arthur Hutchings Andrew Jobst Carl Kelly Lori Knight Carla Lacy Amy Black is caught Playing the Game.' Tony Haupt. Kim Czerwonky, and Todd Boewe are more than Caught Up in You during the excitement of class games. Autumn Larrance Chris Lavanway Dee Lawhead Eric Lawson Sheila Lewis Michelle Lowry Jennifer Ludington Stephanie Lund Marion Malone Demarie Mansfield Eric Marlowe Pamela Martin Sophomore year is not only the first year of driving, hut it also consists of ordering high school rings. Class rings come in many varied styles and students pick their own designs. The class rings that are ordered resemble the ones pictured. LaTonya Maynard Jennifer McCarty Maria McCain Robert McDaniel Teresa McDaniel Marianne McIntosh Sherrie Meeks Todd Melston Eric Metcalf Tina Miller C urns Mills Thad Mitchell Angela Moore Eric Morgan Tim Morrisy Scott Myers Mika Nail Angela Neibarger Brenda Nicholson Annette Noal Bradley North Kelly Ogle Brenda Orris Amy Parks 69 David Parrish Bryan Payne Tammy Petticrew Tami Phillippi Brent Pitts Mary Poynter Ben Prouse Brian Quinn Tina Ray Jeff Redmon Robert Redmon Ronald Redmon Michael Reed Frank Reeley James Rinehart Cindy Salter Shanna Sawlaw Bradley Schenkel Mike Schodlatz Lori Sexton Bart Sherer Rhonda Silverman Cindy Simmons Cathy Skinner Todd Boewe, Angie Climer, Stephanie Lund, Gail Frost, Chris Buske, and Marianne Macintosh are captured on film with Mistaken Identity. Stacy Smithson Carla Snyder Joe Stidham Samantha Straden Mitzi Sutton Bobby Tague Andrea Tatman Jeff Taylor Brenda Thompson David Thompson Patrick Twikk Jeff Vice 70 Kelly Walls Penny Ward Loreua Warner James Watkins Derek Weston Cindy Whittemore Tommy Wilhoit Traci Whitington Corey Wiloughby Yvette Wolfe Angie Young Troy McKinney James Budd Jody Cable Glenn Clark Mike Delks Jeanette Downy Dennis Fabian Tom Furgerson Thelma Hardman Scott Leeman Todd Lewis Joe McCarty Donna Naylor Pictures Not Ava Thomas Prouse Kenny Rhoden Raymond Rigdon Robert Robinson Scott Matthew Sandy Simmons Kevin Solomon Owen Stark Bob Stewart Kathy Switzer John Thurman Peggy Trizzle Brian Umberger Richard Wilkens Freshmen Are . • • “Evergreen” The Freshmen have jus( begun iheir high school careers. They’ve gone through the first of four long years. Many exciting activities make the time go by fast. Soon their greenie days will be in the past. So with high hopes for the future and the goals for which they strive. The Freshmen at Paris high are keeping the spirit alive. The Freshmen got off to a very good start at Paris High School. During the belated Homecoming Spirit Week, they took first place in the competition between classes. From electing class leaders early in the year to participating in the many activities P.H.S. offers, the Freshmen have really gotten involved. Getting used to high school life was a bit difficult at first, but the greenies” made the adjustment well. With their growing spirit, the class of '86 may prove to be the best class yet. Terri Sweet — President; Tammy Bear — Vice-President; Paula Jernigan — Secretary; Kathy Collier — Treasurer David Aifken Jonnie Armstrong Dan Arnold Mary Ann Arnold Glenda Arrasmilh Richard Asbury Victoria Ashby Dennis Atienza Sheryl Baker Denise Barkley Dennis Baugh Montee Bay less Tammy Bear Kristal Beauchamp Paula Beauchamp James Belt Anglia Berry Tammy Billups 72 A scene like this, freshmen looking at the location of refenerce books, is familiar to all P.H.S. students. Library orienta tion is a ritual all freshmen encounter; this year, freshmen spent a week learning to use the library facilities. Cindy Black Wayne Boren Tina Boyer Sheri Branson David Brecht Angela Brinkley Eric Brooks Barb Buchanan Penny Budd Dee Butcher Keith Callaway Ron Campbell Stacey Carter Dawn Caveny Ron Cheatham Jeff Clark Dennis Collier Kathy Collier Caprice Cornwell Marla Cornwell Allen Cravens Linda Crockett Pam Czerwonky Deedra Darby Brad Daughtery Kary Dawson Tracy Dennison Catrina Devillez Teresa Downs Dale Duggan Brenda Duloney Russell Duloney Jarrod Dyer Tami Eldredge Jon Elliott Jamie Englum 73 Laura Wacaser and Heather Thiede pose for che camera. David Brecht plays Head Games. ' Cheryl Erdman Amy Erwin Jennifer Erwin Amy Eveland Robert Eveland Brian Evinger Chris Fancher Connie Francis Kerry Fox Robert Frey Billie Gann Bobbie Gann Karen Gardner Rodney Garwood Darrin Gher Denise Gordon Darren Gosnell Fred Gosnell Connie Graves Debbie Grimes Mark Hardy Tammi Hewitt Lisa Howell Sandy Holloway Melissa Hurst Kerry Hutchings Michele Hutchings Paula Jernigan Scott Johnson William Jones Tony Jorgenson Doug Keller Tim Keller Lorrie Kelly Mike Kelly Richard Kelly 74 Students at P.H.S. learn by the first week of school that each class has a designated area to wait for the hell. Juniors and seniors rate the front steps. Here, some freshmen show that even hanging out in the alley isn’t all had. Curtis Kelt Eddy Kennedy Paula Kerans David Kesner Cathy Kirby Janis Knight Sara Knight Julie Koutvoumpv Dorothy Landsaw-Albert Latshaw Aaron Lawson Roger Leeman Jeff Leonard Ben Light Lonnie Listner April Littleton Brian Magers Mark McCarty Charlene McCoy John McDaniel Greg McPherson Teri Meeks Dain Miller Jody Miller Greg Morgan Kevin Morrisey Kyna Morrisey Richard Morrisey Judy Mosley Curtis Moss Sean Newlin Shanna Noel Stephen North Philip O’Bryan Pam O'Conner David Orris 75 Angela Pendley Donna Phelps Stacey Pitts Larry Plew Terry Plew Fred Queary Melissa Quinn Joni Ramsey Brian Randall Tami Ray Matt Reed Steve Revell Keith Rice David Richardson Jerry Rigdon Brett Roberts Patrick Roberts Lisa Robinson Tonya Robinson James Rooker Melissa Rose Michael Ruch Diana Sanqunetti Denise Scott Patricia Scott Kellie Seany Kim Setzer Ronald Shear Kelly Shonk Danny Simpson Darin Simpson Matthew Spencer Richard Spencer Scott Spencer Laura Stanfield Aaron Stark Barb Stasiak Chad Stevens Tony Strow Kristi Stultz Judith Sudduth Dawn Summers Teri Sweet Richard Swinford Tammy Switzer Vicky Syfert Heather Thiede Kermin Tinkham 76 Daniel Tomes David Tomes Sfeven Trine Michael Trover Robbie Tucker Travis Vandiver Jason Vaugn Rosa Vemura Laura Wacaser Brian Wallace Debra Wallace Anita Waller Michell Warmouth Jamie Watters Julie Weber Carmen Westerfield Lola White Michelle Willis Kyle Witmer Paul Wombles Sandra Wombles Rachel Young Heather Harris Pictures Not Available Jane Armour Victor Artibey Elvis Ashley Charlotte Baber Terry Baugh Kim Blaker Tina Casey Crystal Chase Stephanie Creedon Jeff Dery Daniel Finkbiner Connie Frederick Edna Griffith Julia Heighton Elaine Jones Kim Kelly Virgil Lacy Allen Leeman Rhonda McLaughlin Joe Meeks Debra Naylor David Parker Andrew Prouse Elizabeth Rausch James Rhoads Candy Robinson Lori Russell Tracy Shanks Scott Spitler Doug Swinford Amy Switzer Richard Tibbs Kathy Upchurch Drew Tosser Lori Vanhoutin Tim Wheeler Lisa Whitley Helen Winkler Brift Winningham Bible Club Our Own Inspirational Group Carlin Davis, Deanna Cheatham, James Watkins, David Carwell. Arne Johnson, Mr. Cheatham. Letterman’s Club . . . Our Athletes 1st Row: Blair Hall, Mary Ann Poynter, Cheryl O’Connor, Eric Light, Alan Minnick, Jim Wilkey, Bart Boewe. Rob Funkhouser. 2nd Row: Ban Gosnell, Brad Funkhouser, Anne Baber, Julie Addis, Kathy Belt, Cindy Wolyman, Kris Conrad, Kim Czerwonky, Jennifer Clover, JoAnn Barnes. 3rd Row: Doug Smittkamp, David Osborne, Brett Frost, Teresa Collier, Janna Svendsen, Cindy Strasma, Kim Clark, Regina Henson, Laura Conrad. 4th Row: Randy Cash, Keith Connely, Karla Maynard, Traci Brecht, Debbie Stark, Amy Blumthal, Julie Lund. Penny Jordan, Emily Blum-thal. 5th Row: Mike Buske, Dave Holycross, Tom Shackleford, Gary Nebergall, Rick Porter, Jamie McDaniel. Mike Baker. 6th Row: Pat Mor-risey, Keith Rice, Evan Pratt, Scott Seaney, David Hahn, Paula Griffin, Angi Bruce, Lisa Brecht, Joy Czerwonky, Kim Gose. 7th Row: Andy Mattingly, Ron Cheatham, Joe Morrisey, Rowdy Reed, D. R. Foley, Tony Alexander, Bill Delashmit, Chuck Willis, Ron Rhinesmith. 8th Row: Dawson, Scott Brown, Brent Rooney, Pat Ormiston, Derek Weston, Bryan Brooks, Tom Silva, John Eveland, Lee Cravens. 9th Row: Chuck 80 Whittington, Marc Jastremski, Tony Haupt, Eric Morgan, David Thompson, David Scott,John Kelsheimer, Brian Bradley, Chuck Parker. Key Club Opens Doors 1 sc Row: Tim Dawson, Danny Lynch, Rob Smithson, David Hahn. 2nd Row: Cindy Strasma, Amy Blumthal. Shelley Johns. Julie Lund. Aimee Sutton, Debbie Stark, Traci Brecht, Andy Martin, Evan Pratt, Rick Porter. 3rd Row: Denise Barkley, Pam Czerwonky, Stephanie Lund, Kelly Wells, Kim Czer wonky, Jennifer Clover, Brett Frost, Jeff Sudduth, Art Hutchings. 4th Row: Racheal Young, Cappy Cornwell, Heather Thiede, Tammy Bear, Curtis Moss, Stacy Smithson, Rick Hamilton. Mike Buske, Jeff Hedges. 3th Row: Jon Eveland. Doug Keller. Dennis Atienza, Kerry Dawson. Ben Light. Fred Queary, Kyle Witmer, Sean Newlin, David Brecht, Keith Rice. 6th Row: Kim Gose, April Walls, Joy Czerwonky. Lori Berry. Betsy Arnold. Lisa Brecht, Paula Griffin, Angie Bruce, Brent Rooney. Scott Brown. The Key Club International is one of the largest high school service organizations in the world. This year’s sponsor was Mr. Ed Day. 81 The annual pancake day is held at the hangar with Tim Dawson cooking. Chorus Sings lsc Row: Jennifer Swanson, Raymond Towell, Cheryl O’Connor, Leah Knight, Wendy Black, Teresa Ring, Carlin Davis. 2nd Row: Liz Rausch, Mimi Hawbecker, Jenny Ludington, Michelle Littlejohn, Nanette Crook, Darla Throneburg, Lisa Griffin. 3rd Row: Barb Baugh, Kim Gose, Cindy Black, Cappy Cornwell, Cathy Kirby, Jonnie Armstrong, Lynne Newlin. 4th Row: Laura Stanfield, Sarah Hawbecker, Pam O’Connor, Denise Barkley, Tammy Bear, Kim Setzer, Stephanie Lund, Gail Keinast. 3th Row: LaDonna Strader, Karla Lynch, Heather Harris, Kathy Collier, Debbie Hout, Ruby Hughes, Tammy Hewitt. 6th Row: Donna Phelps, Sarah Knight, Travis Vandiver, Tom Vice, Vicky Ashby, Tracy Dennison, Andrea Tatman. 7th Row: Charlene McCoy, Jeff Clark, Kyle Witmer, Julie Land, April Littlejohn, Paula Beauchamp, Tonya Robinson. 8th Row: Tammy McCoy, Lori Perry, Lisa Ashley, Jerri Timmerman, Albert Lawnson, Brian Magers. 82 Our Songs Solo and Ensemble Who Participated in Contest — 1st Row: Kim Setzer, Jenny Ludington, Nanette Crook, Jennifer Swanson, Vicky As by. Sherry Ashby, Barb Baugh, Mimi Hawbccker. 2nd Row: Mrs. Sims, Teresa Ring, Michelle Littlejohn, Pan O’Connor, Denise Barkley, Davis, Cheryl O’Connor, Leah Knight, Deena Wilson, Lynn Newlin. IMEA — 1st Row: Nanette Crook, Teresa Ring. 2nd Row: Michelle Littlejohn, Kim Gose, Cheryl O’Connor, Leah Knight. 3rd Row: Mrs. Suns and Raymond Towell. P.H.S. Drill Team Entertains All During the summer, the P.H.S. Drill Team attended camp at Indiana State University. They came home with the first place trophy for their outstanding performances and attitudes. Shelley Johns, a Captain, also received an award for being the Outstanding Individual at the camp. At camp, the girls learned routines to help them throughout the year. In the fall, the girls practiced and performed with the band at all home football games. They marched in the Homecoming parade as well. In the winter, the squad presented routines at all home basketball games; they entertained the crowds during the games doing stand routines with the P.H.S. Band. In February, the Drill Team performed at Hulman Center during half-time at the Indiana State vs. West Texas State game. The girls performed original routines which they choreographed themselves. The Drill Team performing stand routines during the game. Gee, it’s hard to smile all the time. 84 1st Row: Jenny Ludingtoo. Lisa Boatman. Aimer Sutton, Captain, Shelley Johns, Captain, Dana Campbell, Sergeant, Angie Young. 2nd Row: Kelly Vails. Julie Their, Yvonne Stirek. Laura Downey, Captain. Robin Ganger, Chris Buske. 3rd Row: Dawn Summers, April Walls, Jean Bruner. Lorie Harris, Joy Czerwonky, Charlene McCoy. 4th Row: Heather Thiede, Amanda Gates, Darla Huffman, Kim Goddard. MaryBeth Fes-sant. 5th Row: Sponsor: Kay Milligan Not Pictured: Cheryl Mornsey and Chris Halloran. P.H.S. Band - “We Got the Beat” The Piris High School Marching Tiger Band The members of (he Brass Choir. Under the direction of Warren Sperry and Joe Gill, the musicians in the band are consistently outstanding. The award winning Jazz Band thrills its audience with new and old arrangements. At Christmas, the Brass Choir not only presents its concert, but also delights the citizens of Paris by going door to door caroling. Then too, the marching band always displays a program of color, talent, and ability. 87 CLARINETS Laura Wacast r Ron McPher on 1 Todd Boewt Don Cooncit Daryn Rothenberger Lennie Waltz v Brian Randall OBOE Jon Glick Laura Stanfield Alansa Caveney Angela Pendley SYNTHESIZER Sfarv Smithson PIANO STRING B Angela Pendley ‘rtompson Bin Light Curtis Moss Andyjobst Ray Hornbrook Greg Morgan TUBA Stacy Smithson Art Huthings Frank Reeley Eric Light ■ hit May Eric Lawson Jeff Chambers Kyle Winner Travis Vandiver Bob Tague BARYSAX Evan Pratt Todd Melton Rick Porter The members of Paris Players were actively involved in preparing for the fall and spring plays. This highly coordinated and talented group work throughout the year practicing and presenting first class plays. The members of the Paris Players are as follows: 1st Row: Mr. VanLandinghem, Donna Hunter; President, Julie Land; vice-president, Kim Gose; secretary, Betsy Arnold; treasurer. 2nd Row: Teresa Ring, Elizabeth Tracht, Gail Kienast, Melinda Sweet, Lori Berry. 3rd Row: Diana Sanquinetti, Laura Stansfield, Jennifer Erwin, Stephanie Barath, Mimi Hawbecker. 4th Row: Karla Lynch, Kelly Creedon, Ginny Silverman, Barb Martin, janna Svendsen. 5th Row: DeMarie Mansfield, Alansa Caveney, Jennifer Ludington, Theresa Butler. 6th Row: Doug Good, Stephanie Lund, Jennifer Swanson, Cathy Collier. 7th Row: Cathy Kirby, Laura Wacaser, Cappy Cornwell. 8th Row: James Watkins, Cliff Claypool. 9th Row: Jeff Clark, Todd Creech, Kyle Witmer, and Cheryl Morrisey. The cast of Curtain Going Up In Non-Stop Action Jeff Clark, G� il Keinest, and Stephanie Barath perform on stage. 91 Student Council on the Move The Student Council was very busy this year. This highly capable group had the difficult task of motivating Paris High School students. The Council’s schedule of events included sponsoring the Homecoming Spirit Week, Las Vegas Night, and the Talent Show, as well as all other tasks they participated in. They sponsor a scholarship given to an outstanding senior student council member. 1st Row: Mr. VanLandinghem. Aimer Sutton. Evan Pratt. Paula Griffin. Brett Frost. Julie Lund. Amy Blumbthal, Angie Bruce. 2nd Row: David Brecht. Marla Cornwell, Cheryl Morrisey, Karla Maynard. Traci Brecht, Debbie Stark, Shelley Johns, Teresa Carter, Lori Berry. 3rd Row: Terri Sweet. Lisa Robinson, Tammy Bear, Lisa Brecht. Danny Lynch. Kelly Walls, Jennifer Clover, Betsy Arnold. 4th Row: Fred Query, Bart Boewe, Stacy Smithson, Frank Reeley, Angie Climer, Angie Young, Kim Gose. 92 Council members pose their best shots! Students Learn Latin LATIN CLUB — 1st Row: Julie Addis. Stephanie Schneider, Dan Cassidy, Mrs. Kern. 2nd Row: Jennifer McCarty. Brenda Perry, Amy Switzer, Laura Stanfield, Cindy Black, Amy Eveland, Jon McDaniel. 3rd Row: Julie Weber, Keena Morrisey, Diane Sanquinetti, Melinda Sweet, Tian Ray, Terri Sweet, Pat Morrisey. Carlin Davis. 4th Row: Brenda Thompson, Jamie Reed. Katrina DeVillez, Cheryl Erdman. Fred Queary, Stephanie Barath, Julie Ventura. 3th Row: Melissa Dennison, David Parrish, Lisa Griffin, Bev Garver, Steve Revell. Kevin Morrisey. Travis Vandiver. 6th Row: Brad Shingle, Eric Lawson, David Hahn, Scott Brown, Steve Jacoby, Dennis Atienza, Curtis Moss. 7th Row: Brian Quinn, Tony Alexander, Darell Bell, Scott Myers, Derek Weston, D. R. Foley. 93 French Club Has a “Bon” Year 1st Row: Miss Anderson, Sarah Hawbecker. Betsy Arnold, Lori Berry, Donna Hunter. 2nd Row: Tammy Bradshaw, Amy Black. Gail Kienast. Monica Harrison, Sherri McHenry, Stephanie Creedon, Julie Harmon. Jennifer Erwin. 3rd Row: Kelli Creedon, Lisa Boatman. Joy Cierwonky, Kim Stewart, Ginny Silverman, Kyle Winner, Julie Land, Linda Howard. 4th Row: Racheal Young, Barb Buchanan, Patricia Scott, Dawn Summers, Denise Barkley, Heather Theide, Laura Wacaser, Jennifer Ludington. 3th Row: Beth Hayes, Carla Cunnigham, Tammy Hickman, Jennifer Hensley, Cathy Skinner, Autumn Larrance, Jerry Rigdon, Andrea Hollis. 6th Row: Tani Frazier, Kim Czerwonky, Theresa McDaniel, and Angi Climer. The French Club has had a busy year. In the fall, they sponsored a French cafe in the Rec. Room during Open House, serving the visitors with a wide selection of French foods from hors-d'oeuvres and French Onion soup to Cheese Fondue and tartes. During the Christmas season, they went caroling, singing traditional carols both in French and in English. The French Club members spent the rest of the evening visiting a number of different homes as they enjoyed a progressive dinner. In March, French students participated in the Foreign Language Festival with the Spanish and Latin Clubs. Waiting their own French version of Peter Pan, they spent two evenings a week practicing and working on props. Each year, the French Club tries to add new activities. Next year, in addition to this year's events, they intend to add a hay ride, a Mardi Gras party, and a special overnight retreat at Turkey Run. 94 1st Row: Blair Hall, Cris Conrad, Frank Rerley, Regina Henson. Dawn Caveney, Kim Gose, Bret Frost. Rich Hamilton. Pam Martin, Gail Frost, DeAnna Cheatham. 2nd Row: Mrs. Comingore. Miss Earlywine, Elizabeth Tracht, Lisa Robinson, Cheryl O’Connor, Eric Light. Chuck Whittington, Greg Henness. 3rd Row: Kim Sezter, Cathy Kirby. Pam O’Connor, Cheryl Morrisey, Amy Jones, Penny Plew, Laurie Setzer, Sandy Rollings, Lisa Griffin. 4th Row: Theresa Butler, Alansa Caveney, DeMarie Mansfield, Dana Campbell, Tracy Hughes, Robin Garver, Stephanie Lund, Lynne Newlin. 3th Row: Kim Clark, Angie Holloway, Paula Griffin, Emily Blumthal, Jill Englum. Teresa Downs, Jamie Englum, Kerry Hutchings, Angie Brinkley. 6th Row: Brenda Dulaney. April McCoy, Kris Herrington, Cindy Woltman. Denise Bledsoe. Sean Newlin. David Kesner, Ben Light. 7th Row: Jennifer Clover, Kelly Walls, Doug Good. Stacy Smithson. Tony Haupt, Andy Jobst, Shelton Frye. Chad Day. 8th Row: Donna Hunter, Darla Throneburg, Rob Minge, David Thompson. MarcJastremski, Jon Eveland. Spanish Club — An Active Group Members Went to Mexico, Had Parties, and Bought T-shirts, for a Fun-filled Year. 95 Tiger Tales Our School Newspaper Mrs. Elliott and the ten members of the Tiger Tales Staff are responsible for the publication of the school newspaper. The newspaper staff tries to put out a paper every month to keep the students well informed of activities at P.H.S. Trina DeVillez is caught eating again. 96 Julie Lund is hard at work. 1st Row: Mrs. Elliott; Sponsor, Brenda Nicholson, Tammy Petticrew, Brenda Perry, Rob Minge. 2nd Row: Debbie Stark, Julie Lund, Amy Blumthal, Karla Cunningham. 3rd Row: Dana Campbell, Heather Thiede, Trina DeVillez, Pam Czerwonky. “Step by Step” the National Honor Society Hakes It to the Top. Students of the National Honor Society are selected on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, and 1st Row: Mrs. Addis. J. Sebright. K. Martin. M. Baker. C. Erdman. 2nd Row: L. Strow. C. Davis. V. Matheny. L. Newlin, S. Hawbecker. S. Schneider. A. Walls. D. Belue. M. Sweet. 3rd Row: C. Craig. L. Berry, B Arnold. K. Belt. S. Barath. J. Land. E. Tracht. G. Kienst. E. Pratt, B. Gollady. 4th Row: L. Brecht, P. Griffin, D. Campbell. J. Czerwonky, D Elliot, S. Brown, A. Johnson. D. Carwell. B. Frost, S. Johns, J. Addis. Sth Row: B. Funkhouser, C. Claypool. L. Wackerman. C. Giesler. A. Jones. T. Brecht. D. Stark. J. Lund. 6th Row: T. Shackleford. D. Foley. L. Weber. E. Perry. C. Humphrey, L. Griffin, R. Smilie, B. Kelly. 7th Row: D. Hitter, J. Lewis, A. Mattingly. J. Eveland. D. Barkley. R. Hamilton. D. Hahn. D. Smittkamp. Mr. Fenton English was honored for years of hard work towards the school system. The Paris High School Library was renamed The Fenton English Library and Media Center as a remembrance of Mr. English's long dedication and loyalty. His generous support through a trust fund has helped many students to further their education. character. Eligibility is open to students in the 11th and 12th grades. Students do not apply for membership; they are selected by a faculty council composed of the principal, Mrs. Addis, Mrs. Badertscher, Mrs. Kloker, Mr. Eggleston, Mr. Giesler, and Mr. Sabens. There are no number restrictions set by the National Council, and this year forty students were selected for membership. Paris Chapter of the National Honor Society requires a junior to have a 4.6 grade point average and seniors to have a 4.4 grade point average before the student is even considered for membership. Mrs. Addis is to be rewarded for her fine work towards the National Honor Society. Future Homemakers of America Future Homemakers of America emphasizes consumer homemaking education. But that is not all that F.H.A. is about. The club offers friendship, involvement, recreation, and growth for its members. At Paris High School one way the home economics classes get involved is by electing officers. F.H.A. Presidents Rhonda Silverman. Lori Russell, and Brenda Nicholson have worked very hard to make this year profitable as well as enjoyable. Moneymaking events have included bake sales and candy bar sales. During National F.H.A. Week the group sold valo-grams. Since the club members have raised quite a lot of money, they decided to reward themselves by taking a trip to Six Flags. 1st Row: Lome Kelley. Treasurer; Diana Sanquenetti. Secretary; Tina Miller, Vice President; Lori Russell, President. 2nd Row: Stacy Carter, Carol Scales, Debbie Hout, Penny Davis, Susan Hepler. 3rd Row: Terri Gilbert, Annette Noel, Kelly Ogle, Colleen Fitzgerald, Cindy Cravens. 4th Row: Cindy Simmons, Samantha Strader, Sandy Simmons, Sandy Branson. Lori Sexton. 3th Row: Tammy Dennison, Brenda Thompson, Denise Baroni, Jennifer McCarty, LaDonna Strader. 98 1st Row: Tonya Robinson, Public Relations; Crystal Beauchamp. Treasurer; Missy Hurst. Sec retary; Sherry Ashby, Vice President; Rhonda Silverman. President. 2nd Row: Dee Butcher. Tammy Eldredge. Kathy Upchurch, Debbie Becker. 3rd Row: Terri Meeks, Shanna Noel. Tammy Hewitt. Misty Scales. 1st Row: Lisa Howell, Treasurer; Linda Crockett, Secretary; Judy Sudduth. Vice President; Brenda Nicholson, President. 2nd Row: Julie He ig h t on , Melissa Rhodes, Michelle H u c h i n g s , Angela Berry, Tammy Ray. 3rd Row: Shanna Sawlaw, Sherrie Branson, Glenda Arrasmith. 99 Paris FFA Develops Farming Skills The Paris Chapter Ranks 4th of Approximately 458 Chapters in the State.” 1st Row: G. Aitken. G. Switzer. B. Gosnell. K. Goddard. D. Barkley. J. Moore. D. Wooten. 2nd Row: A. Hornbrook. D. J. Neibarger. G. Bouslog, R. Hornbrook. A. Moore. B. Funkhouser. L. Thompson. D. Bell, M. Douglas. D. Bergfield. 3rd Row: R. Delashmit. B. Barger. C. Bomgardner, A. Hutchings. J. Watson. R. Campbell. A. Waller. J. Knight, T. Knight. M. Arnold. T. Dennison. B. Gann, K. Beauchamp 4th Row: T. Lewis. S. Campbell, D. Simpson. D. Colter. T. Morrisey, D. Daugherty. A. Stark, B. Winningham. K. Soberg, L. Knight. W. Black. K. Clark. T. Robinson. 5th Row: R. Cheatham, j. Meeks. D. Richardson. B. Evinger. J. Dyer. T. Billups. J. Timmerman. M. McCain. T Whittington. T. Hardman. D. Hess. A. Mattingly. K. Clark. K. Bomgardner. 6th Row: P. Morrisey, D. Tomes. M McCarty, D. Tomes. M Bayless. J. Vaughn. D. Swmford. C. Fancher, j. Leonard. B. Roberts. S. Higginbotham, J. Morrisey. R Reed. 7th Row: S. Gale. M. Reed. D. Gher. T. Wilhoit. B. Garwood. R. Garwood. K. Solomon. P. Wombles, S. Hale. S. Hall, G. Strow. P. Orminston, G. Nebergall. C. Kelly. B. Daugherty. B. Robinson. M. Keltz.J. Maynard. M. Phillippi, C. Englum. T. Grimes, A. White. R. Cash. R. Redmon, C. Potter. T. Sly. 100 CHAPTER OFFICERS — 1st Row: Deena Wilson, Reporter. Kim Goddard. Vice President, Jackie Moore, Parliamentarian, Dana Wooten, Secretary. 2nd Row: Dyke Barkley, Treasurer. Gary Switzer, Chaplain. Bart Gosnell, President, Greg Aitken, Farm Manager. Not Pictured:Jim Hamilton, Sentinel. JR. OFFICERS — 1st Row: Lisa Thompson, Secretary, Darrel Bell, Vice President, Angie Moore, Reporter. 2nd Row: D.J. Neibarger, Parliamentarian, Brad Funkhouser, Treasurer, Mike Douglas, Farm Manager, Ray Hornbrook, Sentinel. The Future Farmers of America at Paris High School consists of all members, which are 14% of the enrollment of the total student body. The Paris Chapter is the fourth largest chapter of approximately 458 chapters in the State of Illinois. In the Program of Activities they are rated nineteenth in the state. Each member is enrolled in an agricultural class, whether it be Horticulture, Ag. Mechanics, or Ag. Orientation. The complete ag. program and FFA organization have greatly increased the leadership qualities of each and every member. Through Parliamentary Procedure and classroom participation, the students are able to lead discussions and better associate with our community, fellow FFA members, and classmates. Through FFA activities the committee chairman and committee members learn responsibility by having to meet deadlines and fulfill their job to their best ability. Through Supervised Occupational Experience Programs FFA members have a great responsibility of deciding on money making projects. Whether a student makes money or loses money is often left up to the student’s decision. The involvement of the students does not stop within the school day. Often students are active leaders in community activities such as 4-H Federation officers, Community Nurse members, and even Section FFA officers. Vocational skills that are learned in the agricultural program go far beyond book learning. Through contests and other involvement, they apply techniques that were learned. This gives them first hand experience needed in their future development. 101 FFA’ers Work All Year Long Tracie, Deena, Lisa, and Dana at Christnan Tourney Ban’s hair must be perfect. Mr. Bergfield’s last year at PHS Hard at work during Georgetown softball game 102 Youngsters enjoy FFA Barnyard D.J., Darin,Jim and Mike win 2nd place a( Traccor Driving contest DJ. working on tractor safety exam Mike and Jim show off the chapter silver award from National Convention 103 Media Aides Lend a Helping Hand. There are several jobs that come with being a media aide. Included among them are: shelving books, filing materials, sending out and delivering overdue materials, preparing magazines, filing magazines, making bulletin boards, dusting shelves, checking out books or materials, taking and retrieving material for classroom use, running errands, typing film orders, book orders, and film schedules, making book cards and pockets, and helping with video taping school events. As you can see. Media Aides really do lend a helping hand in the library. 1st Row: Jamie Blanton, Paula Kerns, Lynne Newlin, Anne Baber, Cheryl O Connor. 2nd Row: Jeff Clark. Kyle Kime, Robin Garver. Mrs. Addis, Kris Clark, Nancy Asbury, Lisa Howell, Vicky Syfert, Rob Minge. 104 Art Club . . . Our Future “Picassos” P.H.S. celebrates Youth Art Month 198}. The Art Club has brightened our hallways by displaying their talents of pen, pencil, and paint. In the main hallway, projects made by students create images of past, present, and future settings. Style and color were also added to the dull and lifeless cat-walk. Many students in Art Club participated in art oriented competitions, winning prizes, blue ribbons, and recognition for their talents. The Art Club also sold candy bars and jewelry. Realizing it or not, we all benefit from our future Picassos. 1st Row: Mary Beth Fessant; vice president, Tia Willis; president. Kandy Hale; treasurer, Mike Holley; secretary. 2nd Row; Chris Haltoran, Steven Joseph, D. R. Collier, Robin Yates, Steven Trine. )rd Row: Teresa Carter. Brenda Nicholson, Kim Stewart. Amy Parks. Mrs. Nelson. 4th Row: Tom Vice, Ray Towel), John Robinson, Tim Bradshaw. Arena Staff — “We Kneeling: Kelli Creedon, Sondra Weir. Beth Acklen. Donna Belue. Lisa Griffin. Seated: Shelley Johns. Hila Parrish, jean Bruner. Cindy Strasma. Standing: Stacey Keltz, Mrs. Yontz, Mrs. Cockcroft. Hal Ogle, Kim Goddard, Lorie Harris. Darla Huffman, Carla Lindsay, Liz Tracht, Barb Buchanan. Not Pictured: Darla McDaniel,Joani Ramsey, and Mimi Hawbecker. 106 Do It All l oc You!” Shelley Johns — ibis year's editor Mrs. Cockcroft lakes a little nap. The Arena Staff was very busy working throughout the school year. Every page of this year’s Arena was designed with layouts, every picture cropped to a perfect size, and every page checked with care to perfection. The staff consists of sales representatives who went out and gathered sponsors, and the other participants who actually designed the pages. This year's hard work and determination hopefully will pay off to produce a memorable yearbook for all. This year’s editor was Shelley Johns, who made sure everything was done correctly. Our advisor, Mrs. Cockcroft, deserves a lot of credit. Our financial advisor, who was in charge of sales, was Mrs. Yontz. Kim is Work ing for I hi Weekend.” Darla — I Can’t Tell You Why. I just do it this way. 107 Students Receive Training on tlie Job A.O. — lsi Row: Greg Aitken. Dana Wooten. Shane Hall, Gary Switzer, Randy Delashmint. 2nd Row: Mr. Hornbrook, Mike Douglas. Mark Keltz, Sean Hale. Mr. Bergfield. 3rd Row: Tom Grimes, Andy White, Chris Englum, Mike Phillippi. Karen Barr in Office Occupations. Denise Mattingly and Tammy Spencer typing away. Agriculture Occupations consists of thirteen students interested in farming or farm related work. They work at various businesses around the Paris area including local farms, ag supply shops, and mechanical shops. Districutive Education is designed for juniors and seniors interested in entering the work force in the retailing field. Students attend D.E. class regularly. They work at least two to three hours in the afternoon or morning. They must maintain passing grades to stay on the program. Office Occupations consists of on the job training for seniors in office-type work. Students are placed according to their interests and background. They work in a job a few hours each day. Students must enroll either in office procedures or secretarial procedures. They gain training in electronic calculators, filing, duplicating, shorthand, and typing. 108 Home Economics Related Occupations or HERO gives students an opportunity to experience the working field. Most work in restaurants or similar areas. HERO provides opportunities for self-development and preparation for family and community living and for employment. It also strengthens the function of the family as a basic unit of society. The biggest reason for HERO is to develop interest in home economics careers and to become aware of the multiple roles of men and women in today’s society. Students work mostly during regular school hours, but they also have heavy class loads. HERO class definitely produces Ladies of the 80’s.” HERO Class Has “Cadies of the 8©’s.” 109 Lori Straw has service with • smile. Penny Plew asks, May I help you?” Drama Club Awards Member at Banquet The major award winners at Tuesday. May 17, 1985. fifth annual Drama Honors Banquet are, 1st Row: Kelli Creedon, best supporting actress and recipient of a $100 scholarship from the Drama Parents Association; Doug Trott. best new actor; and Donna Hunter. 1985 Director Merit Award. 2nd Row: Cliff Claypool. best characterization award; janna Svendsen. Stephanie Barath. Mimi Hawbecker. and Lori Berry, all most improved performance by an actress award; and Kim Gose, best actress and best vocal performance by a singer in a musical. 5rd Row: Jim Watkins, most improved performance by an actor; Kyle Winner. best actor and Jeff Clark, best supporting actor. Paris High School’s version of the Academy Awards was held Tuesday evening. May 17, 1983, at the Girls Gymnasium as members of the Paris Players were honored in the fifth annual Drama Honors Banquet. Kyle Winner and Kim Gose, who had the lead roles in the spring musical The Music Man,” were named this year’s best actor and actress by Daryl VanLandegham, drama director. Kim Gose also received another award, best vocal performance by a singer in a musical. The members enjoyed a potluck supper. Following the supper, the elections for the 1983-84 school year were held. The newly elected officers of the student group are: Mimi Hawbecker, president, Julie Land, vice-president, Stephanie Barath, secretary, and Elizabeth Tracht, treasurer. 110 “Hit Me With Your Ilest Shot” Kelly Walls. Cathy Skinner JUNIOR VARSTH' — Bonom Row: Jennifer Hensley. Angie Climer, Jennifer Clover J LI Top Row: Paula Jernigan. Tammy Bear. Sheryl Erdman. Dawn Summers. Para Cierwonky and Mrs. rig « VARSITY — Boctom Row: Teresa Ring, Traci Brechi, Julie Lund. Nanette Crook, Janna Svend-sen. Middle Row: Jamie Reed. Tammy Green. Julie Ventura, Kathy Belt, Mrs. Wright. Top Row: Lisa Brecht. Julie Theirl, Kim Cxer wonky. Stacey Kelt , Joy Czerwonky. • .• “ 112 Cross Country Runs for tlic Roses’’ First Row: Laura Stanfield. Mary Ann Poynter. Cheryl O'Connor. Kim Clark. Chris Conrad and Lonnie Listnar. Second Row: Scott Brown, Pat Morrisey. David Scott. Derek Weston. Joe Morrisey and Kerry Dawson. Third Row: Coach Fulk. D. R. Foley. Bill Craun. Brent Rooney. Evan Pratt. Ron Cheatham and Jim Budd. The Cross Country had a successful season. Coached by Jerry Fulk, the runners boasted a 7 win-2 loss record. In addition, they won the Paris Invitational and the Fresh-Soph team were the Apollo Conference champs. 113 Stroke, Stroke, Stroke i ■f' PHJ GOLF TEAM - 1st Row: F. O'Bryan. T. Morrisey, B. Hall. S. Hahn. D. Cassady, B. Dunn. B Winningham. M. Hardy. 2nd Row: D. Bruner - Coach. J. Rinehart, D. Thompson. S. Smithson. F. Reeley.J. Kelshiemer, I. Inman, C. Strasma. G. Brown. Rick Young — Apollo Champ A total of 43 different individual and school records were established by the PHS wrestling team this season according to sixth-year coach Jim Queer. Bill Delashmit was the Apollo Conference champion in the 155 pound division while Rick Young was the Apollo champ in the 132 pound class. I remember the Catlin frosh-soph tournament where we took only six boys to compete and brought home three medals,” Queer said. That says a lot about the future of the sport here. I will also always remember our final home match where, for the first time in history, no Paris wrestler was pinned. Bryan Brooks became the first four-year letterman for the PHS wrestling team, ending this season of competition in the 145 pound class with all-5 record, three of those losses to state qualifiers. PHS WKESTLERS — 1st Ro«: B. Hall, D. Keller, J. Miller, F. Inman. T. Alexander. 2nd Row: J. Queer — Coach, T. Silva, B. Delachmil, J. Meeks, B. Boewe. I. Inman, K. Shonk, L. Gravens — manager. 115 Our Tea I I ’s Something to “Hold On 1st Row: Manager — Chuck Dean. A. Strickland. R. Reed. A. Mattingly. T. Creech. J. Wilkey, T. Boewe, A. Minnick. P. Orminston. G. Nebergall. Coach — J. Whitacre. 2nd Row: Coach — P. Ludington. B. Delachmil, R. Porter. S. Seaney. E. Light. R. Funkhouser, M. Buske, C. Parker. E. Morgan. T. Haupt, T. Shackelford. Coach — D. Noel. 3rd Row: H. Ramsey. B. Boewe, R. Cash. B. Abernathy. C. Millis, S. Maddox. K. Boyer. B. Bradley, M. jastremski, C. Whitington. 1st Row: S. Frey. D. Baugh. B. Shenkel, A. Jobst. M. Nail. T. Boewe. R Hornbrook. D. Hale. B Prouse. D. Brecht, D. Atien a. 2nd Row: D. Parker. J. Belt. D. Finkbinder, D Daugherty,J. Groves.J. Taylor, T. Haupt. G. Hollingsworth. A. Prouse. B Kelley. R. Spencer. D. Keller. R Asbury. 3rd Row: Coach J. Queer. M. Rush, J. Leonard, D. Ghere. K. Shonk. M. Reed. K. Rice. P. Roberts. A. Lawson. G. Morgan. T. Prouse, Coach - Postlewait. 4th Row: V. Artibey. VT Boren, E. Brooks,J. Vaughn, D. Richardson. B. Light, D. Kelly, M. Kelly.J. Meeks. R. Shere. B. Evinger. 116 Pi V ✓ 118 The Varsity Players Are Our “Tough Guys” I Can't Go For That Mike Buske — tri-captain Bobby Abernathy Brian Bradley Bart Boewe Randy Cash Scott Seaney — tri-captain Todd Boewe Todd Creech Bill Delashmit Rob Funkhouser Rick Porter — tri-captain Tony Haupt Marc Jastremski Eric Light Skip Maddox Andy Mauingly Chuck Millis Alan Minnick Eric Morgan Gary Nebergall Pat Orminston Chuck Parker Rowdy Reed Tom Shackelford Allen Strickland Chuck Whitington Jim Wilkey 119 Varsity Is “Hooked on Classics Debbie Stark, Julie Addis, Hila Parrish. Angi Bruce. Captain —Julie Lund. Paula Griffin, Kim Gose, Karla Maynard. It's highly improbable — but hardly impossible for eight to think as one But somehow we pull it off, and show them how it's done. Lately we’ve been struggling to give more than we take and someday they will notice — it'll be a tragic mistake. We worked so hard this summer to make our dreams come true The time, the patience, the laughter and tears and magically we came through! But now it doesn't matter; there are no goals left to set” what if the girls before us used this precedent? They opened up the door for us and we had to fill their shoes But now we have all we want. There's nothing left to lose.” Think of how it might have been if they hadn't paved the way we'd be just another town from some forgotten place. We have made achievements we have our recognition We are here to cheer for the team not just for competition! We proved it could be done we knew it all along ... We’re a one-minded squad That is eight hearts strong! AWARDS Camp — 1st place overall USCA Nationals — 27th place team 2nd place dance 3rd place sign 4th place notebook 25th place indi — Debbie 29th place indi —Julie L. Holiday Tourney — 3rd place Palatine Competition — 5th place Julie Harmon. Regina Henson. Angi Climer. Captain — Emily Blumchal, Lisa Brecht. Rhonda Silverman. J.V.’§ “Shout It Out Loud” Cheerleading is a year-round sport. The cheerleaders start practicing in June for camp and competition. This year, the JV squad was recognized as one of the top ten squads at camp; this made them eligible to compete at Nationals. There, the JV squad placed 18th in the JV division. By the time school started in the fall, the cheerleaders were ready for many more months of hard work to cheer their team on to victory. 122 Kim Setzer, Terri Sweet, Jonnie Armstrong, Rachel Young, Laura Stanfield, Angi Brinkley. Frosli Girl's It-ball Have the “Eye of the Tiger” Cappy Cornwell. Barb Buchanan, Deedra Darby, Kim Stewart, Paula Jernigan. Captain — Lori Berry. Athletes Get Top Honors The Annual Fall Sports Banquet was held to award members of the cross country, golf, tennis and football teams. Awards for sportsmanship, most improved and most valuable player were received by the various members of the squads. MVP Honors for the fresh-soph football squad go to Todd Boewe (left) and Keith Rice (center). Coach Mike Postelwait presented the honors. Tennis awards presented by girls' tennis coach Marilyn Wright (center) were received by Teresa Ring (left), most improved; and Janna Svendsen (right) most valuable player. Junior Jim Wilkey accepts the 1982 Methodist men's sportsmanship award from Rev. Merlin Schendel. Most valuable golfer for 1982 was Ivan Inman (right) receiving his award from Golf coach Dan Bruner. at Fall Sports Kanquct Cross country awards were presented to: Left to Right: Derek Weston and Cheryl O'Connor, most improved runners; Mary Ann Poynter and Evan Pratt, effort; Chris Conrad and Bill Craun, most valuable runners; and PHS coach Jerry Fulk. j Honors for the PHS varsity football team went to: Left to Right: Mike Buske. Defensive Tiger of the Year, most tackles, and all-conference; Randy Cash, outstanding back; Jim Wilkey. Methodist Men’s good sportsmanship and offensive Tiger of the year; Eric Light. Outstanding lineman; Pat Or-miston, most improved; and PHS Coach Dan Noel. Dave Holycross — co capuin Mike Baker Scou Brown Evan Pratl — co captain 1st Row: R. Cash. M. Baker. E. Pratt, M. Busker. D. Holycross. 2nd Row: D. Noel. Coach, D. R. Foley. C. Haase. P. Orminston, D. Elliott. B. Rooney. S. Brown, R. Reed. R. Rhinesmith — manager.J. Fulk — Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY' BASKETBALL — 1st Row: J. Morrisey, D. Thompsan, B. Dunn, F. Reeley. D. Weston. T. Shekelford. 2nd Row : D. Noel — coach, J. Rinehart. B. Craun, G. Hollingsworth. K. Witmer, R. Cheatham. K. Calloway. 128 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL — 1st Row: D. Brecht, K. Fox, T. Keller. K. Dawson, D. Kesner. D. Atien a, S. Newlin, D. Miller. 2nd Row: ( Moss. P Morrisey. A. Lawson, M. Kelly. J. Elliott. B. Light. R. Shear. D. Richardson. T. Dooling - coach. 129 G. B. Players Have ’'Hot Legs” Amy Blumthal — captain Nanette Crook Kim Goddard JoAnn Barnes Kathy Belt Tammy Green Pam Martin Cindy Whittamore Cindy Woltman — captain 130 1st Row: C. Woltman, T. Greene, P. Martin, C. Whittamore. 2nd Row: S. Terrell — Coach. A. Rlumthal, K. Belt. J. Barnes, K. Goddard. C. Buske. C. Billups. A. Bruce. GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL — C. Conrad. D. Cavney. C. Westerfield. D. Summers. M. Willis. J. Koutsoumpas. D. Barkley. K. Cunningham. S. Simmons. M. Pellum — coach. 133 Athletes Recognized at Sports Banquet Seniors David Holycross, Mike Buske, Rick Young and Amy Blumthal along with sophomore Chris Buske took home the lion’s share of awards presented during the 1983 Winter Sports Banquet for Paris High School Athletics in the PHS Ernie Eveland Gymnasium March 21. The Paris Booster Club presented several awards during the annual Winter Sports Banquet for P.H.S. athletes. Hobart V. Deffenbaugh, named the Fan of the Year,” Booster Club President Bill Golladay. senior Dave Holycross, assist award winner for the boys varsity basketball team with 79 assists, and sophomore Chris Buske, assist award winner for the girls varsity basketball team with 14. Winning awards for the junior varsity squad were: Julie Koutsoum-pas, rebounding award winner, Karla Cunningham, most improved player. Coach Marlene Pellum and Cindy Whittemore, free throw award winner. Winning awards for the varsity program were: junior Kathy Belt, most improved player, senior Amy Blumthal, free throw award winner and co-recipient of the Methodist Good Sportsmanship Award, Coach Steve Terrell, soph. JoAnn Barnes, rebounding award winner, and soph. Chris Buske, most valuable player. Booster Club assist award, and Methodist Good Sportsmanship co-recipient. 134 Winning awards for the wrestling club were: Jim Wilkey, most improved wrestler. Jon Eveland. effort award winner. Bryan Brooks, captain and the only four year letterman in wrestling history at PHS, Coach Jim Queer, Rick Young, named most valuable wrestler, champion of the Apollo Conference in the 132 lb. division, third place winner at regional and qualifier for sectional action. Bart Boewe and Bill Delashmit. Apollo Conference champion in the 135 lb. division. All six grap-plers were also named to the 500 Club for winning more than 50 percent of their matches. Receiving awards for the boys basketball program were: Keith Calloway, most improved player on the freshman team. Greg Hollingswirth. the plus system award winner for the sophomores. Dave Holycross, George W. Bristow free throw award winner, rebounding award winner, most valuable player. Booster Club assist winner. WPRS Broadcasters award winner and Methodist Good Sportsmanship award winner. Mike Buske. most improved player on the varsity, Scott Brown, most improved player on the |unior varsity team. Bill Craun. plus system award w inner for the junior varsity and Derek Weston, most improved player on the soph. team. 135 Boys Varsity Basketball Paris 65 Mi. Vernon Paris 64 Chicago Farragui Paris 63 Carbondale Paris 75 Danville Paris 63 Charleston Paris 58 Taylorville Paris 54 Robinson Paris 68 Newton Paris 57 South Vermillion Paris 56 Law rentevilie Paris 61 Mt. Pulaski Paris 60 St. Anthonv ' L Paris Effingham Paris 54 West Vigo Paris '1 Mt. Zion Paris 57 Charleston Paris 56 Taylorville Paris 61 Mattoon Paris 74 Newton Pys , 49 Robinson Paris 61 Effingham Paris 70 rase, Paris 71 Mt. Zion Paris V 50 ’ ■ Mattoon Boys JV Basketball Paris 59 Charleston Paris 66 Robinson Paris 58 Newton Paris 35 S. V ermillion Paris 65 Lawrenceville Paris 44 West Vigo Paris 49 Charleston Paris 62 Taylorville Paris 53 Newton Paris' 58 Robinson Paris L 72 Effingham Paris L?8 Ctsey Paris 66 Mt. Zion Boy1 Freshman Basketball A Paris 50 Charleston Paris 68 Newton Paris 79 Georgetown Paris 49 _ Danville Paris 65 Marshall Paris 74 Effingham Paris 53 Newton Paris 53 S. Vermillion Paris 64 1 Robinson Paris 40 Marshall Paris 79 Charleston Paris 58 Mattoon Paris 39 Martinsville Paris 57 Robinson Paris 41 Mattoon § Paris 56 Danville Schlarmann Freshman Basketball B 84 Paris 50 Charleston 56 Paris 51 Georgetown 82 Paris 44 Marshall 76 Paris 40 Effingham 58 Paris 41 Marshall 55 Paris 43 Charleston 53 Paris 36 Mattoon 78 Paris 41 Mattoon 53 95 Varsity Girls Basketball 62 Paris 36 South Vigo 61 Paris 43 West Vigo 50 Paris 41 Brazil 66 Paris 26 Effingham 67 Paris 45 Marshall 49 Paris 39 Mattoon 67 Paris 27 Charleston 62 Paris 46 Casey 65 Paris 60 Rosedale 60 Paris 44 Robinson 70 Paris 56 Shiloh 64 Paris 42 Charleston 73 Paris 67 Chrisman 64 Paris 31 Effingham Paris 63 Robinson Paris 35 Danville 43 Paris 55 Marshall 62 Paris 58 Oakland 51 33 Paris Paris 32 50 Newton Effingham 83 G irhJV Basketball 51 59 Paris Ll3 South Vigo 68 Paris PlHB West Vigo 55 Paris 22 Brazil 64 Paris 42«W Effingham '5 Pari, k harleston 59 Paris 27 1 Casey 64 Paris 22 Rosedale Paris 23 Robinson Paris 40 Shiloh 49 Paris 20 Charleston 42 Paris 32 Chrisman 35 Paris 24 Robinson 57 Paris 25 Danville 46 Paris 19 Oakland 56 Paris 47 Newton m 42 26 39 41 1 70 •; 50 131 50 60 32 50 28 42 43 70 40 51 27 57 36 62 35 57 41 40 47 50 58 V « 41 £o 23 5 25 43 16 25 20 28 29 59 2 23 22 Wrestling Paris 15 Bismark 48 Paris 18 Covington 51 Paris 24 South Vermillion 45 Paris 18 Catland 47 Paris Charleston 18 Paris 19 Danville 47 Paris 31 Georgetown 34 Paris 23 Danville 39 Paris 36 West Vigo 32 Pans 18 Westville 46 Paris 9 Catland 49 Paris 14 Leroy 45 Paris 6 Westville 62 Paris Oak wood 32 Paris 38 Cumberland 29 Paris 38 Shelbyville 29 Paris Mt. Zion 50 Paris 14 Taylorville 47 Paris 21 Chanton Glenwood 25 Paris d 59 Charleston 22 Paris 38 Cumberland 30 Paris 25 Bridgeport Red Hill 41 Bismark Henning Westville 198 Vi Georgetown 157 Peotone 144 Vi Leroy 135 Bismark 12 2Vi Garland 89 Vi Paris 79 ''r?J V..; Boys Track Paris 61 Charleston 84 Paris 102 Cumberland 44 Paris 95 Marshall 70 Oblong 19 Paris 42 Robinson 117 Paris 56 Georgetown 86 Sophomore Basketball ParU 56 Martinsville 31 Paris 41 J Danville 40 Paris 54 Taylorville 50 Paris 63 Effingham 56 Paris !' 62 Mt. Zion 64 Paris 2� Mattoon 51 Paris 49 Robinson 46 L' Paris 72 Effingham 50 ■ Paris 57 Mt. Zion 57 Varsity Football Paris 0 Marshall 26 Paris 24 Westville 20 Paris 0 Newton 42 Paris 29 Cumberland 10 Paris 8 Taylors ille 38 Golf Paris 186 Charleston 170 Paris 187 Marshall 184 Paris 199 Newton 180 Paris 184 Danville 180 Paris 179 Robinson 184 Paris 251 Mattoon 214 Paris 185 Charleston 172 Paris 181 Westville 203 Boys Tennis Paris 5 Charleston 4 Paris 2 Danville 4 Paris 3 Champaign Central 6 Paris 3 Mattoon 6 Paris 6 Robinson l Paris 7 Casey fl Paris 7 Casey 2 Paris 4 Charleston 5 Paris 5 Robinson 4 Paris 4 Urbana 5 Paris 6 Newton 5 Paris 4 Rantoul 5 3 Doubles at Robinson Tournament Paris 1 Girls Tennis Urbana 8 Paris 1 Charleston 8 Paris 2 Charleston 7 Paris 3 Effingham-Sr Anrhony 6 Paris 0 Effingham 9 Paris R Newton 1 Paris 43 Gtrjg Track South 85 Paris 104 Cumberland 24 Paris 35 Urbana 58 Paris 28 Teutopolis Charleston 71 78 Paris 65 Mattoon Marshall 56 63 Paris 48 A ± Decatur 94 N. Terre Haute 24 Paris 74 Georgetown 54 Paris Freshman Sophomore Baseball Mt. Zion 3 Paris Mt. Zion 13 Paris 8 Danville 18 Paris 19 Newton a 9 Paris 5 New ton 4 Paris 3 Mattoon 7 Paris 3 Charleston 4 Paris A 3 r Charleston i 5 1 Paris 1 Taylorville 11 Paris 3 Taylorville 13 Paris 3 Varsity Baseball South Vermillion 5 Paris 8 Effingham 2 Paris 4 Effingham 2 Paris 6 Mt. Zion 11 Paris 3 Mt. Zion 11 Paris 14 Martinsville 4 Paris 4 West Vigo 3 Paris 1 Danville 11 Paris 4 Newton 6 Paris 0 Newton 10 Paris 1 Rosedale 11 Paris 4 Charleston 6 Paris 2 Charleston 4 Paris 0 Taylorville 8 Paris 1 Taylorville 5 137 Boy's Track “Takes It on the Run First Row: G. Humphrey. D. Weston, B. Funkhouser, D. R. Foley, D. Scott, E. Pratt. Second Row: Postelwaite, T. Millis, B. Craun, G. Hollingsworth, P. Ormiston, C. Millis, Coach Fulk. Brent Rooney is taking it Step by Step. Evan Pratt is Runnin on Empty. 138 Girl's Track Runs for tlie Roses” First Row: L. Stanfield, J. Swanson, C. O’Connor, J. Czarwonky. C. Wolf man. A. Baber, Coach Pellurn. Second Row: A. Brinkley. J. Clover, K. Ckerwonky, C. Conrad, K. Walls, C. Buske, J. Barnes, S. Simmons. Chris Buske prepares to Get Down on It. Chris Conrad experiences Life in the Fast Lane. 139 Swing Into Spring With First Row: D. Osborne. M. Jastremski, J. Hedges. G. Henness. D. Lynch. F. Reeley. S. Smithson. C Wittington. Second Row: Coach Ludington, B. Kelly. P. Henness. D. Smittkamp. K. Knoefhel, R. Cash, D. Holycross, M. Buske, B. Frost, J. Watson. Bat girls were: Jennifer Ludington, Shelley Johns, and Regina Henson. 140 Randy Cash, better known as Zeke,'’ takes a powerful swing. Varsity and J.V. Baseball First Row: R. Hornbrook, C. Day, J. Taylor, T. Haupt. M. Schodlatz, S. Hahn. T. Alexander, S. Butler, B. Quinn, B. Schenkel. Second Row: Coach Kirby, P. Roberts, D. Brecht, B. Tague, E. Lawson, F. O'Brian, M. Kelly, C. Fancher, B. Randall, D. Thompson. Baseball season was characterized by rain, rain, and more rain. Only half the scheduled games were played, and many were played in inclement weather. Although not a successful season, the baseball team played with intensity. They definitely deserved a better record. Here is a Photograph of Coach Lud playing Macho Man. 141 Tiger Relays — 1983: Darla Throneberg Reigns The reigning queen of the 1983 Tiger Relays was Miss Darla Throneburg. Standing with Darla are Evan Pratt and D. R. Foley — Tri-Captains. 1983 TIGER RELAY QUEEN CANDIDATES AND COURT — Front Row: Shelley Johns, Cindy Strasma, Aimee Sutton, Darla Throneburg. Second Row: Chris Buske, Missy Dennison, Autumn Lawrence, Cheryl O’Connor, Angie Holloway, Penny Jordan, Carmen Westerfield, Kim Setzer, Misty Quinn. 142 Here are juniors Brent Rooney and D. R. Foley demonstrating a well-practice hand-off. Paris Rates 2nd Overall at Tiger Relays On April 30, 1983, the 44th annual running of the Tiger Relays was held. A total of eleven female teams and twelve male teams competed in two categories: A — schools with an enrollment of over 500 students, and B” — a school with an enrollment of less than 500 students. At this year's edition of Tiger Relays, there were 5 A” teams and 6 B” teams competing in the boy’s division, and three A” and nine B” girls teams. All the PHS boy’s relay teams did extremely well, and D. R. Foley rated third in the mile run. For the PHS girl’s team, several individuals placed: Joy Czerwonky — Second in the 800 meter run; Chris Conrad — Third in the 800 meter run. Fourth in the 2 mile run; Chris Buske — Third in the long jump; JoAnn Barnes — Third in the discus; Anne Baber — Fourth in the discus. The girls’ relay teams also did quite well. The candidates for Tiger Relay Queen this year were Shelley Johns, Cindy Strasma, and Aimee Sutton, and the 1983 Tiger Relay Queen, chosen by the student body, was Darla Throneburg. 143 Two Paris girls, junior Cindy Bone Woltman and sophomore Chris Conrad, are preparing for the gun (o start the mile run. Lions9 Tennis, Track Baseball Awards 144 Mike Buske and Joy Czerwonky took the majority of the awards at this year’s annual Spring Sports Banquet. This year’s tennis team has still yet to travel to the state meet in Arlington Heights after capturing its first sectional title. Coach Jerry Fulk will be accompanying Greg Hollingsworth to the IHSA State Track Meet at Charleston. Fulk will also accompany the 3200 meter relay team to the Area Best Meet at Milikin University in Decatur. Joy Czerwonky took most of the awards for girl’s track, while Jennifer Swanson took the most improved award. The Fresh-Soph Baseball Team had their best game against Mattoon, but unfortunately the Green Waves took a 7-3 victory when the Paris team had a bad sixth inning. As for the varsity baseball team, they had a 4-11 record, but had nine games rained out. David Hahn, Doug Smittkamp, Randy Cash, Frank Reely, and Clark Haase all tied for the most steals, while Dave Osborne was hitting champion, and Dave Holycross was named Most Valuable Player. The Paris Lions Club Effort Awards were presented to Cindy Woltman, girls basketball. Joy Czerwonky, girls track. Mike Buske. football and baseball, and Cris Conrad, overall effort award winner. viveil at Spring Banquet nning awards for the tennis team were Brice Dunn, most improved player, Tom Shackelford, 1984 tri-caotain m.ii n n � yer. Sco„ Brown. 1984 .ric.fK.in, .nd Tim D.wson. 1984 .ric.pi.in. P Go,Ud� y- � v.lu.ble king awards for the boys track were Rob Funkhouser, discus team at Georgetown Invitational. Brent Rooney, most improved. Greg Holl ;sworth, most points, D. R. Foley, most valuable runner, and David Scott, track effort award winner. 145 Taking awards for the Varsity Bast-hall Team were Dave Holycross. most valuable player. Randy Cash, tied for most steals. Frank Reeley. tied for most steals. Clark Haase, tied for most steals. Doug Smittkamp. tied for most steals. Mike Buske, effort award, and Dave Osborne, batting champion. PHS principal E. R. Buchanan receives a plaque from former PHS star Bob Owens that was given to Ernie Eveland at the Northern Illinois Track and Cross Country Coaches Association Hall of Fame ceremonies. The highlight of this year’s Spring Sports Banquet was the presentation of the plaque given to former PHS coach Ernie Eveland on his induction into the Northern Illinois Track and Cross Country Coaches Association Hall of Fame by former PHS basketball standout Bob Owens to PHS principal E. R. Buchanan. The plaque will be hung underneath Eveland's picture in the northwest corner of the gym that bears his name. After one year at Geyser, Mont, and seven years at Waterman, 111., Eveland came to Paris where he led the cross country team to four straight state championships. He also took 11 Paris teams into Sweet Sixteen basketball action, winning the state championship twice, second twice, and third once. Eveland concluded his coaching career at Ketchikan and Fairbanks, Alaska, where he won the state basketball title. 146 Winning awards for the frosh-soph baseball team were Coach Larry Kirby, Tony Haupt, most valuable player. Bob Tague, most improved player, and Steven Hahn, good sportsmanship award. Receiving awards for girls track were Jennifer Swanson, most improved, Coach Marlene Pellum, and Joy Czer-wonky, most points, most valuable runner, and girls track effort award. 147 Boy’s Tennis “Is «Iust a Swingin’ ’’ First Row: T. Vandiver, S. Sherer, A. Jobst, K. Morrisey, B. Light, S. Newlin, S. Frey, C. Moss, E. Marlow. Second Row: Coach Steve Sabens, B. Dunn, T. Shackelford, D. Hahn, B. Golliday, T. Dawson, S. Brown, K. Dawson, D. Atienza. 1983 Stale Finalists Tom Shackelford, Tim Dawson, Bill Golliday, Coach Steve Sabens, David Hahn, Scott Brown, and Brice Dunn 148 Paris Players Presents “Curtain Going Mrs. Tony Peterson . . .Jennifer Swanson Janet Young.. . Mimi Hawbecker Elsie Hunter. . . Laura Wacaser Buck O'Hara ... Todd Creech Nancy Leveridge . . .Jennifer Ludington Milt Sanders ... Doug Good Jocko Guthrie ... Kyle Winner Lorry Fuller .. . Stephanie Barath Andy Fullbright. . .Jeff Clark Miss Irene Burgess . . . Latonya Maynard Sylvia Moore . .. Karla Lynch Joan White .. . Demarie Mansfield M iss Moran . . . Kelli Creedon Mr. Norman Carter . .. Cliff Claypool M iss Rivers ... Lori Berry Stagehand . . .Jim Watkins Kyle Roberts . . . Gail Kienast Mrs. Richard Leveridge . . .Julie Land Mrs. Young . . . Betsy Arnold Second Woman ... Elisabeth Tracht Girls ... Denise Barkley, Therese Butler, Alansa Caveney,Jennifer Erwin and Barb Martin ienast gives some well-meaning advice. Stephanie Barath gets upset with Jeff Clark during a scene in the play. The entire cast takes a curtain call. Jennifer Ludington is the center of attention. Once again. Gail Kienast voices her opinion. Kelli Creedon stands alone on stage. The Paris Players presented the comedy Curtain Going Up on December 3rd and 4th. Many students were involved in the production, which drew a large crowd on both nights. The play centered around a group of high school students performing in a Civil War play and the differences that arise among the members of the cast. The Paris Players did a professional job in portraying something they know well — putting on an outstanding and entertaining play! 151 The 1982-83 Talent Show Kim Gom sang her way lo first place wiih Oui Here On My Own. Al Raymer captures second place with Truly. This year’s Talent Show was a most enjoyable event. The audience was captivated and entertained by the show’s participants. This event was a great success. The prizes were as follows: Kim Gose received 40 dollars. First time participant Al Raymer won 25 dollars. The P.H.S. Drill Team received 10 dollars for their dance routine. 152 Kira Goddard is the 1982-83 FFA Sweetheart. FFA Barnyard Games People Play FHS Lets “The Good Times Roll” at Las Vegas Vight Las Vegas Night was held onjanuary 22. The annual event was hosted by Student Council President, Evan Pratt, and Senior Class President, Karla Maynard. A large crowd was in attendance. Some of the more popular games included blackjack, roulette and the wheel of fortune. This year’s grand prize winners were Charles Pratt and Jon Eveland. Mr. Pratt won a home computer and Jon won a video game. Refreshments were served in the rec room and entertainment was provided by the Paris High School Jazz Band, and vocalists Kim Gose, Julie Lund, and the Stone River Band featuring Stacy Smithson. The Music Man Entertains Paris Citizens Doug Trott entertains Kim Gose with a song. Kim Gose and Kyle Witmer are in a meeting on the footbridge. The cast assembles on stage. The (raveling salesmen are on board (he (rain bound for River City. Kelli Creedon and Kim Gose sing (o (he crowd as Teresa Ring comple(es her piano lesson. The Music Man opened April 15, to the delight of the entire audience. The crowd was entertained by an array of talent and vocal performances. Among the favorite tunes heard were Till There Was You and “Ya Got Trouble,” but there was no trouble in the audience that night as the crowd settled down to enjoy a musical which was truly a success. 157 Paris FFA The annual Paris High School Future Farmers of America Banquet was held April 19, 1983, at the high school to honor FFA members and chapter supporters. There were approximately 200 members, parents, and special guests in attendance for the potluck dinner and awards ceremonies. Guest speaker for the banquet was Susan Kuebler, the 1980-1981 state FFA reporter. Miss Kuebler spoke on the importance of agriculture, and urged the students to Make your life what you want it to be.” Refiring president Bart Gosnell, guest speaker Susan Keubler, new president Dana Wooten Special awards were presented to Dyke Barkley. Bart Gosnell. Deena Wilson. Kim Goddard. Ban Gosnell. Don Bergfield. Kim Goddard. Alan Hornbrook, Dyke Barkley 158 Is Honored NEW OFFICERS FOR F.F.A. — Dana Wooten. Darrel Bell, Lisa Thompson. Angie Moore. 2nd Row: Gary Bouslog. David Colter. D. S. Nebergall. Ray Hornbrook. Class scholarships were awarded to Craig Bombgardner, Andy Mattingly. Dyke Barkley. Winners of the Star Greenhand Award were Darrell Bell. Jarrod Dyer. Brian Evinger. David Richardson. 159 Academic Receivers 4th YEAR — 1st Row: E. Pratt, B. Golladay. K. Martin, M. Baker. 2nd Row: A. Johnson, D. Carwell, B. Frost. S. Johns, J. Addis. 3rd Row: J. Sebright. C. Giesler, A. Jones, T. Brecht, D. Stark,J. Lund. 4th Row: C. Erdman, C. Humphrey, L. Griffin, R. Srnilie, B. Kelly. 1st Row: M. Sweet, J. Land, G. Kienst, E. Tracht, D. Belue. P. Griffin, S. Schneider, A. Walls. 2nd Row: T. Bradshaw, S. Barath, L. Wackerman, C. Craig, L. Newlin, L. Strow, C. Davis, S. Hawbecker. 3rd Row: J. Lewis, B. Boewe, J. Glick, D. Campbell. S. Brown, J. Czerwonky. 4th Row: A. Mattingly, L. Berry, K. Belt. B. Arnold. L. Brecht. 5th Row: D. Hahn. T. Shackleford. D. Elliot. D. R. Foley. D. Ritter. B. Perry, L. Weber. 160 Arc “Winning” Again 2nd YEAR — 1st Row: R. Hamilton, D. Switzer. L. Cunningham. D. Cheatham. J. Harmon, D. Mansfield, S. Lund, K. Schneider. 2nd Row: D. Parrish, R. Frazier, L. Butler. M. Poynter, V. Matheny, J. Silverman. A. Holloway. D. Good. 3rd Row: D. Law-head. G. Frost, P. Martin, K. Walls, P. Or-minston, A. Bruce. B. Craun, T. Boewe. 1st YEAR — 1st Row: L. Stanfield, A. Eveland, K. Gardner. V. Asby, J. Sudduth, S. Johnson, M. Kelly. 2nd Row: T. Robinson. T. Miller, C. Suiter, L. Knight, F. Reeley, C. Conrad, A. Caveney, D. Brecht. M. Cornwell. 3rd Row: T. Bear, L. Wacaser. J Rigdon. T. Strow, D. Atienza. B. Light. P. C erwonky. M. Quinn. 4th Row: T. Sweet, C. Black. R. Cheatham. K. Fox. K. Dawson. D. Summers. K. Witmer. 5th Row: T. Daughtery, C. Moss. D. Barkley. C. Erdman. F. Queary, T. Ring. PUS Students Achieve Freshmen Victor Artibey Vickie Ashby Dennis Atienza Charlotte Baber Denise Barkley Tammy Bear km Beauchamp indy Black Da id Brecht Angela Brinkley Ron Cheatham Dennis Collier Marla Cornwell Stephanie Creedon Pam Czerwonky Deedra Darby Karv Dawson Catrina DeVillcz Brenda Dulaney Cheryl Erdman Jennifer Erwin Amy Eveland Kerry Fox Karen Gardner Connie Graves Paula Jemigan Scott Johnson Tony Jorgenson ug Keller Lorrie Kelly Mike Kelly Cathy Kirby Sarah Knight Albert Latshaw Aaron Lawson Ben Light John McDaniel Brian Magers Jodi Miller Charles Moss Sean Newlin Phil O'Brian Angela Pendley Donna Phelps Stacey Pitts Fred Queary Melisa Quinn Tami Kay Keith Rice David Richardson Jerry Rigdon Lisa Robinson James Rooker Diana Sanqunetti Patricia Scott Danny Simpson Laura Stanfield Tony Strow 162 Kristi Stutts Judy Sudduth Dawn Summers Terri Sweet Tammy Switzer Heather Theide Travis Vandriver Laura Wacaser Carmen Westerfield Patrick Wisemant Kyle Winner Rachel Young Sophomores Tony Alexander Cherie Ashby Debi Bee her Denise Bledsoe Todd Boewe Therese Butler Alansa Caveney Deanna Chcathan Chris Conrad Bill Craun I Cindy ('ravens Karla Cunningham Carla Felgenhauer Rani Frazier Gail Frost Terri Gilbert Doug Good Julie Harmon Beth Hayes Andy Jobst Lori Knight Autumn Larrance Deedra Law head Jennifer Luddingron St phanie Lund I marie Mansfield Pamela Martin Todd Melton Tina Miller Angie Moore David Parrish Tami Phillippi Mary Ann Poyntcr Tina Ray f Frank Reeley Cindy Salter Mike Schodlat Stacy Smithson Carla Snyder Mitzi Sutton Kathy Switzer Brenda Thompson Kelly Walls Cindy Whittemore Name indicates honor; indicates additional quarters. Academic Honors Juniors Betsy Arnold Stephanie Barath Kathy Belt Donna Belue Lori Berry Ctody Billups Emily Blumthal Bart Boewe Brian Bradley Tammy Bradshaw Liu Brecht Scott Brossn Angi Bruct Stacy Burgess Dana Campbell Pam Cassel kim( lark Kathy onnclley Carol Craig Kelli Creedon Joy Czerwonky Teresa Daugherty Carlin Das is Tim Dawson Dane Elliot John Eveland Mary Beth Fessant Kristina Fields ( nlleen 1 U7cerald D. K. Foies • Amanda rates John Clink Paula Griffin Sarah Hawhecker Susan Hepler Angela Holloway Tracy Hughes PennyJordan John Kelsheimer Laura Kennedy Gail Kienasi A Sheryl Kreckman Julie Land Jeff Lewis )(n gIy Lynne Newlin Pm Ormiston Brenda Perry Darin Hitter Theresa Robinson Stephanie Schneider Teresa Sexton Tom Shackleford Ginny Silverman Robert Smithson Lori Strow Melinda Sweet Terry Switzer I.isa Thompson Elisabeth Tracht Julie Ventura Lesile W ackerman April Walls Lynn Weber Chuck Whmngron Cindy Woltman Seniors Julie Addis Nancy Asbury Anne Baber Mike Baker Dyke Barkley” Amy Blumthal Traci Brecht Bryan Brooks Greg Brown David Carwell Nanette Crook Laura Downey Rodney Duke Cynthia Erdman Mary Foley Bret Frost Brad Funkhouser Cheryl Giesler Dean Gill Kim Goddard Bill Golladay Lisa Griffen Richard Hamilton Linda Howard Connie Humphrey Donna Hunter Shelleyjohns ohnson • Brad Kelly Leah Knight Julie Lund Susan McIntosh Andrew Martin a Kevin Martin Denise Mattingly ’ Dave Osborne Hila Parrish Scott Perry-Melody Peters Evan Pratt Julie Redmon Teresa Ring Sandy Rollings Lori Scott Janet Sebright Laurie Setzer Susan Sherer Richard Smilie Debbie Stark Cindy Strasma Janna Svendsen David Switzer Tw-on Vlahos Tunc Into “FM” - a Tribute to the Senior Girls — May Fete MAY FETE COURT — Teresa Collier. Susan Sberer. Sondra Weir, Laura Cheatham,Janei Sebright. Kim Goddard. Carla Lindsey, and Cynthia Erdman. ESCORTS — Randy Reeves. Michael Phillippi, Dave Osborne. Dave Holycross. Mike Baker, Mike Buske, Clifford Claypool, and Rich Hamilton The theme of the 57th annual May Fete was FM.” Reigning over this evening was Janet Sebright, who was escorted by Michael Phillippi. Janet was crowned by first attendant to the queen, Laura Cheatham. David Holycross was escort to the first attendant. The second attendant was Kim Goddard, who was escorted by Mike Baker. Following the crowning of the queen, Kim Gose and Kyle Winner presented the song of dedication to the queen, Up Where We Belong.” The nine May Fete acts were set to today's popular music. All of the numbers were choreographed by the students in the production. Approximately 200 underclassmen were involved in the acts, which included the traditional May Pole dance, as well as the popular tumblers. Pianist for the evening was Angela Pendley and master of ceremonies was Bret Frost. The entire program was under the direction of Debra Sims and Jane Weddle. Private Eyes Freeze Frame Tune Into Stray Cat Strut 167 1983 Prom: Junior Class President Lori Berry and her date. Tim Dawson, crown Senior Class President Karla Maynard and her date. Dave Mohler. as Queen and King. May 14, 1983, the annual Junior-Senior Prom was held. The dance was quite unique this year, since it was held at the Bench Mark Ballroom of the Old Elk’s Building, instead of being held at the Paris Gym. The band Good Feelings provided the music for the evening. I ■ Will Queen Karla and her date, Dave, dance to the dedication We've Got Tonight.” 168 “We’ve Got Tonight” Couples are Slow Dancin' at the 1983 Prom. The hand Good Feelings entertains all. 169 “The Beat Goes On The combined talents of vocal and instrumental music departments of Paris High School presented a delightful evening of musical entertainment to a large crowd of parents and friends during their annual spring concert on May 20, 1983. The fast paced program, featuring both popular and traditional concert selections, was the highlight of both Mrs. Debra Sim’s and Mr. Warren Sperry’s school year. The Austin A. Harding Outstanding Musician awards were presented to Bret Frost, Amy Jones, and Evan Pratt. Mrs. Sims also honored 12 of her graduating seniors with plaques. Seniors honored include: Kellie Billups, Wendy Black, Greg Brown, Lisa Griffin, Michelle Littlejohn, Leah Knight, Teresa Ring, Darla Throneburg, Raymond Towell, and Deena Wilson. Susan McIntosh was student conductor of the band. March of the Freemen” was her presentation. The flag corps was also honored at this assembly. Seniors of the band consisted of Chris Coogan, Laura Cheatham, Cynthia Erdman, Bret Frost, Bev Garner, David Hahn, Connie Humphrey, Donna Hunter, Amy Jones, Darla McDaniels, Susan McIntosh, Charolite Pennington. Rick Porter, Evan Pratt, Penny Simpson, Darla Throneburg. 170 Raymond Towell prepares for the concert. At the Spring Concert Mr. Sperry preterm Amy Jones, Bret Frost, and Evan Pratt the Austin A. Harding Award. 171 PIIS Seniors Graduate Paris High School Class of 1983 ai Commencement On June 3, 1983, 171 seniors graduated from P.H.S. As said by Arne Johnson, this commencement was a new beginning, a new challenge.” Scholarships for the seniors totaled approximately Si70,000. Much honor and praise were given to everyone. Parents were also honored because w ithout their help, none of us would he graduating. For the first time the valedictorians, Arne Johnson and Evan Pratt, were speakers for the exercises. With the flip of the tassels, the 1983 seniors were alumni of Paris High School. 172 Seniors who earned the right wore gold collars, a symbol of their achievements. Members of the upper 10 percent were 1st Row: Connie L. Humphrey, Lisa M. Griffin, Traci H. Brecht, Julie A. Addis, Melody A. Peters, Amy L. Jones. 2nd Row: David J. Carwell, Julie A. Redmon, Julie J. Lund, Cynthia L. Erdman, Janet Sebright, Michael Baker. 3rd Row: Kevin R. Martin, Bret W. Frost, Evan N. Pratt, Arne P. Johnson, William M. Golladay. For the first time valedictorians were speakers for the commencement. Arne Johnson and Evan Pratt gave polished and well-prepared presentations. Johnson’s words of wisdom to the class called the future a new beginning, a new challenge. Pratt offered recollections and memories of the past four years and cited values learned in and out of the classroom. Salutatorian was Melody Peters. 173 Final Moments for the Class of 1983 1983 SCHOLARSHIPS Martin L. and Preston Rittenhouse Memorial Scholarships as given by the Prairie Masonic Lodge 77 are: Darla Marie Throneburg, Bradley Leon Bunkhouser, Karen Lynn Kelly, James Bradley Kelly, Gregory Wilson Brown, Kimberly Ann Goddard, Darla Sue Huffman, Julie Ann Redmon, Cheryl Ann Morrisey. University of Illinois Veterans Scholarship: Kevin Martin. 40 8 Nursing Scholarship: Traci Brecht. Edgar County Pork Producers Scholarship: Bart Gosnell. Business and Professional Women’s Scholarship: Lisa Griffin. Kiwanisjohn P. Allen Memorial Scholarship: Amy Jones. Road Rally Scholarship: Andy Martin. Iva W. and Roy Henry Scholarship: Cheryl Giesler. Helen Mar McKinley Scholarship: Nanette Crook. Paris High School Student Council Scholarship: Amy Blumthal. Paris Booster Club Scholarship: Bill Golladay. United Methodist Women’s Scholarship: Cynthia Erdman. Margaret Colson Andrews Memorial Scholarship Presented by the United Methodist Church Board of Trustees: Melody Peters. Indiana State University Alumni Scholarship: Traci Brecht. Paris Rotary Club Scholarship: Teresa Collier. Helen LuAllen Scholarship: Pat Henness and Susan Sherer. Lucy Cook McFarland Good Scholarship Award: Arne Johnson and Evan Pratt. First United Methodist Church Scholarship: Karen Kelly. Fenton English Scholarships: 4-Tear Scholarships David Carwell, Arne Johnson, Amy Jones, Evan Pratt, Brad Kelly, Traci Brecht; 2-Year Scholarships Roger Heitzman, Kim Goddard, Cliff Claypool, Darla Throneburg, Keith Connelly. Minniebelle Chesrown Talbott Wright Scholarship: Susan McIntosh. Lake Land College Art Scholarship: Raymond Towell. Wabash Valley Junior Achievement Scholarship: Melody Peters. Key Club Scholarship: Kevin Martin. Indiana State Academic Scholarship: Julie Addis, Shelley Johns, Cheryl Giesler, Traci Brecht, Lisa Griffin, Richard Smilie. Beta Sigma Phi Scholarship: Brad Kelly. Young Farmers Scholarship: Brad Funkhouser. American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship: Melody Peters and Julie Redmon. Mabel Wells Fishback Scholarship awarded to those students that will be attending Eastern Illinois University: Bryan Brooks, Laura Cheatham, Connie Humphrey, Melody Peters, Susan Sherer. Mabel Wells Fishback Scholarship awarded to those students that will be attending University of Illinois: Bret Frost, Bart Gosnell, Richard G. Hamilton, Arne P. Johnson, James Bradley Kelly, Kevin R. Martin, David L. Osborne. Mabel Wells Fishback Scholarships awarded to those students that will be attending Millikin University: Beverly Garver. Superintendent Conti and Mr. Buchanan present Mr. Sabens with the trophy from the District JETS contest where the PHS team placed first. Team members are Julie Lund, Cynthia Erdman. Amy Jones, Julie Redmon. Dane Elliot, David Carwell, Bill Golladay, Bret Frost, Arne Johnson. Kevin Martin, Evan Pratt, and Jeff Lewis. 175 Mosc of us tend to take a year at school for granted; we remember the exciting moments or the awful moments, but everything in between we forget. I guess the same is true with music. We recall songs we especially like, but all others blend into the background. Hopefully, through this year’s yearbook, we have brought the year and the music into focus. Years from now, you can look at 1983 and remember the songs and the school year. 1983 ARENA STAFF — Editor: Shelley Johns. Class Editors: Hila Parrish, Jean Bruner, Liz Tracht. Organization Editors: Darla Huffman, Kellie Creedon. Activity Editors: Cindy Strasma, Donna Belue. Sports Editors: Kim Goddard, Barb Buchanan. Finance: Lisa Griffin, Darla McDaniel, Carla Lindsey, Sondra Wier, Beth Acklin, Joni Ramsey. Photographer: Harold Ogle. Advisors: Mrs. Cockcroft and Mrs. Yontz. 176 CROWFORD 509 E. 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