Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1981 volume:

PAXTON HIGH SCHOOL 700 WEST ORLEANS STREET PAXTON, ILLINOIS 60957 Looking Good together Looking Good. Looking Good Looking Good together Looking Good. Looking Good Good times to share Good friends were there You and PHS-were Looking Good! Everybody likes to look good. We all spend a lot of time each day trying to make ourselves look good. How we look reflects what other people think of us and how we feel about ourselves. The 1980 Reflector staff has chosen the Looking Good theme from CBS television to help reflect those things that have made you and PHS look good throughout the 1980-81 school year. The Reflector staff has worked very hard to put together an enjoyable yearbook this year. We hope that our yearbook demonstrates the Looking Good image. Through all of the memories of good times and good friends illustrated by this book, we hope that in later years we can look back fondly of the time when we were all Looking Good. 2 «k 4 TOGETHER 17 ACTIVITIES 25 ORGANIZATIONS 47 CLASS OF ’81 69 UNDERCLASS PHOTOS 70 CLASS OF ’82 76 CLASS OF ’83 82 CLASS OF ’84 89 SPORTS 111 FACULTY 118 INDEX SPIRIT AT PHS Luis showing one of the many uses of his hands. Even through cold, sleet, and snow. Paxton has loyal fans. Patty's got the power. A supportive button. A meal at the PHS cafeteria. Sophomores being themselves. Assemblies are Freshmen learning the words to '’Loyalty.” Kelly Molck busy at work. A big part of PHS spirit is the BAND. ™ LIGHT CAVALRY BRIGADE PAXTON ILLINOIS ■m M| M 5 7 The Champ Little Darlings The Blues Brothers LOOKING GOOD IN MOVIES Urban Cowboy Just You and Me Kid Middle Age Crazy 10 Hold On Life in the Fast Lane There Must Be Some Misunderstanding AND SONGS Look What You've Done To Me Is She Really Going Out With Him? He’s So Shy Dan. Dan the typing man. Elmar Landolt. the bearded man. Little Donna Kool Kyle, the Englishmen. Marc Wolf in his normal position. 12 Twins?? Billy Joel (Rasmus) Adelle's Bells Oh God!!! Wendy Poo. the chemistry wizard. 13 Clockwise from above. John Deere Stud Scared Straight Coach C. Robert Tuggle (DAD) Fashion models hit PHS. Pat Nuss and Co. The Mustached Man. Mike Birch Hi MOM! 16 HOMECOMING 1980 Freshmen Jackie Bryant Sophomores Chris Knueppel and Kelly Molck Juniors Dan Bixby and Ann Jarboe Senior candidates for Homecoming King and Oueen were Dennis Herges and Evelyn Foellner. Jeff Rubarts and Laura Castillo. Bob Newsom and Linn Davis. Luis Anda and Vicki Amsden were voted the 1980 Homecoming King and Queen. Senior Leadership! Freshmen float??? Sophomore student. Seniors finally win. Hey DUMMY! Another One Bites the Dust! Elmar Landolt and Vicki Amsden. 1981 Prom King and Queen. ALWAYS AND FOREVER Senior Prom Court: Jeff Rubarts. Connie Pilcher. Elmar Landolt. Angie Hofer. Dennis Herges. Linn Davis. Luis Anda and Vicki Amsden. DANCIN’ THE NIGHT AWAY Top-. Sandy Burklund and Cheryl Ronna. Bottom . Rick Evans and Diane Reckowsky. Todd James and Meg Slattery. Todd Pilcher and Teresa Mattoon. 1981 Prom Prince and Princess. PROM 1981 Junior Prom Court: Todd Pilcher. Peggy Popel. Steve Loschen. Teresa Mattoon. Steve Lee. Kandy Klann. Mike Birch. Debbie Jordan GOIN' STRONG CLASSoflsgi 4 SPEAKERS Wayne Niewold presents first place American Legion Awards to Lynette Hinrichs (above) and Luis Anda (below). Receiving American Legion Awards for second place are Vicki Amsden (above) an Matt McClure (below). Wayne Niewold presents Peggy Wood with a certificate of appreciation. Reverend Boden presents Angie Hofer with the Evelyn Wylie Burton Scholarship time the Naturals perform Graduation is a time for congratulations. (Linn Davis) At Baccalaureate mothers, like Mrs. Anda. were given roses. Diplomas are presented by Judith Popel and Dean Blackford as Mr. Wylie reads the names. At time for sadness. (Sandy Burklund) A time of receiving gifts. (Greg Swenson) Graduates Pam lindauer. Elmar Landolt. and Dave Kuueppel have mixed emotions as they leave. Angie Hofer and Rick Evans are relieved that it’s all over. Laura (Tatoo) Castillo. Relaxing between classes. AMERICAN FIELD LAURA CASTILLO Speaking at the Homecoming as- A member of the Homecoming sembly. court. When I came last year. I didn't know what I could get from this experience. I spent my first months trying to communicate with the people. Using sign language or my dictionary just to get others to understand. I have begun to understand and be understood by others. I clearly remember my first days in the United States, everything was confusing for me. new people, new customs, everything was new. But I will never forget my first days at PHS. I couldn't open my locker. I couldn't find my classes. I didn’t know where I had to go. I couldn’t remember or pronounce names, but I wasn’t afraid or worried because there was always somebody who helped me. I have enjoyed the school activities in which I’ve been participating. like Student Council. Mental Health Club. AFS. club NHS. Pom Pon girls and the Track Team. Also I enjoyed watching the football games which I had never seen before. Volleyball games (Always remember Vamos Paxton!!!) and the basketball games too. Being a member of the Homecoming court was and will be a very special memory for me. (Thanks) Prom was fun, and something different, hard to forget. I wish the next students have as wonderful experience as I’ve had. I want to thank all those persons that in one way or another have helped me. To my teachers, my friends. PHS, to the whole town of Paxton, and especially my family. This has been a great and wonderful year. And I hope someday I can return you everthing gave me during my stay here. SERVICE STUDENTS ELMAR LANDOLT Elmar relaxes in the library. Elmar PIGS OUT! A dazzling ULTRA-BRITE smile. A face of satisfaction. Looking back at my AFS year in Paxton. I certainly can say that my stay has been a very valuable and unforgettable experience in my life. My host-family, the students and teachers from PHS and the people from Paxton in general helped me a great deal to realize and understand new perpectives and opinions in a different culture. I want to thank you all for this essential aid and for your extraordinary hospitality. More specifically speaking. I especially enjoyed all the sports activities offered in Paxton High School. Moreover, I was very surprised and delighted to observe how personal and informal the academical climate in PHS is. It is very nice to have friends among teachers who do more than just selectively educate pupils. Friends often ask me if I’m glad to get home again. I have mixed feelings about my departure. Of course, I’m looking forward to leaving and seeing my friends and family again. But on the other hand, I resent to leave all the people I love here in Paxton. I hope you will get the chance to come to Switzerland some day. I'll be glad to return your helpfulness. 23 NEW THINGS AT PHS Gourmet lunch. The new Blondielll 24 First Row: Tim Cooper, Craig Stockman. Doug Horn. Dave Shore, Rhonda Bement. Susan McBride. Laura Castillo. Second Row: Jodi Eyre. Donna Hofbauer, Gigi Ganter. Kelly Elliott, Ann Henderson. Vicki Amsden. Sandy Burklund. Third Row: Cindy Scott. Lynn Burdette. Kandy Klann. Linn Davis. Angie Hofer. Kathy Glazik. David Punke. Fourth Row: Rick Peers. Tawna Swanstrom. Tammy Edwards. Lynette Hinrichs. Lisa Adkins. Carol Peers. Eveyln Foellner. Advisor Mr. Glenn. Fifth Row: Marc Wolf. Connie Pilcher. Kris Marshall. Kelly Sheehan. Vic Zimmerman. Peggy Popel. Brian Adams. Peggy Wood. Dave Merrick. The PHS Student Council sponsored many activities for the school this year. One of these activities was Spirit week, which was a big hit with the students. The Seniors were the spirit week winners. Another big fall activity was the Free Fare assembly. In the spring the Jump Rope for Heart Fund was a very big success. They also sold calendars during the year. Vice Pres. V. Amsden. Pres. L. Hinrichs. Treas. C. Pilcher. Sec. A. Henderson. First row: Janelle Skoog. Sherrill Pilkington. Lisa Craft. Chris Beck. Meg Slattery. Bonni Hall. Craig Stockman. Second row: Susan McBride. Kris Marshall. Romona Buzzard. Lynn Burdette. Cheryl Olaf. Kris Peters. Third row: Kellie Marron. Kris Meents. Donna Hofbauer. Kelly Elliot. Bobbye Young. Sherri Corning. Shelia Brinegar. Fourth row: Sponsor. David Harber. John Kessler. Lynn Hylbert. Lana Gibbs. Karla Eyre. Carol Peers. Evelyn Foellner. Don Richey. Joel Rasmus. Beth Anderson. Fifth row: Roxanne Haskins. Carrie Buhrmaster. Carla Patterson. Gigi Gantter. Cindy Scott. Gloria Fillinger. Lisa Shallenberger. Doug Richey. Angie Owens. 28 Executive Board Members: Angie Owens. Carla Patterson. Doug Richey, Lisa Shallenberger. Cindy Scott. Roxanne Haskins. Carrie Burmaster. Gigi Gantter, Gloria Fillinger. Paxton High School Thespians are an auxiliary organization to the Speech Team and to the annual play productions of the high school. Thespians provide support to these endeavers by their paid dues and by the time they contribute to speech tournaments and play productions. Thespians helped host the Wauseca Conference Speech Tournament and the District Speech Tournament. Members served as hosts, timers and chairpersons, for these two events. Thespians also donate many hours to ensure the success of the high school spring production of Dames at Sea . Thespains served backstage, business, and publicity functions. SPEECH . First row: Kathy Eyre. Kathy Stedwell. Romona Buzzard. Lynn Burdette. Kris Marshall. Chris Beck. Second row: Lisa Shallen-berger. Craig Stockman. Annette French. Kris Peters. Bonni Hall. Laura Castillo. Meg Slattery. Third row: Cheryl Olaf. Evelyn Foellner. Beth Anderson. Gloria Fillinger. Sherrill Pilkington. Bobbye Young. Angie Owens. Janelle Skoog Fourth row-. Coach Guyot. Gigi Gantter. Lana Gibbs. Lynn Hylbert. Vicki Amsden. Lynette Hindricks. Carol Peers. Tim Sheehan. Shelia Rrinegar. Coach Harber. Fifth row: John Kessler. Elmar Landolt. Brian Adams. Paxton High School hosted the first annual Conference Speech Meet, on Jan. 24. 1981. Paxton swept first place. Assistant Coach J. Fred Guyot was responsible for bringing the Wauseca Conference schools together. Results were as follows.- Dramatis Duet Acting: Craig Stockman and Lynn Burdette (I) Vicki Amsden and Kathy Eyre (2) Dramatic Interpretation: Craig Stockman (l) Shelia Brinegar (3) Humorous Duet Acting: Bobbye Young and Tim Sheehan (l) Meg Slattery and Chris Beck (4) Humorous Interpretation: Angie Owens (I ) Meg Slattery (3) Extemporaneous Speaking: Gigi Gantter (3) Kris Marshall (5) Original Comedy: Annette French (3) Oratorical Declamation: Evelyn Feollner (I) John Kessler (3) Original Oratory: John Kessler (3) Lynn Hylbert (4) Prose Reading: Ramona Buzzard (l) Lisa Shal-lenberger (3) Radio: Dana Petroff (5) Janelle Skoog (3) Verse Reading: Lisa Shallenberger (l) Carol Peers (3) District Speech Meet was held at Paxton High School also. Paxton received a second place rating out of thirteen schools, on Feb. 7th. Results were as follows: Dramatic Interpretation: Craig Stockman (I) Oratorical Declamation: Evelyn Foellner (2) Verse: Lisa Shallenberger (2) Original Comedy: Bonni Hall (3) Extemporaneous Speaking: Gigi Gantter (3) These people progressed to Sectional Tournament held at Normal Community High School. Feb. 14th. 1981. 29 DAMES AT SEA All those who helped make Dames at Sea a success! CONSTRUCTION: Jeff Arends. John Kessler. Greg Swenson. Carol Peers. Luis Brown. Elmar landolt. Kris Marshall. Lynn Burdette. LIGHTS. Kris Marshall. Lynn Burdette. : Romana Buzzard. Lisa Craft. Rob Merger. COSTUMES: Lynn Hylbert. Kris Marshall. PUBLICITY: Roxanne Haskins. Carrie Buhrmaster. TICKETS: Janelle Skoog. Gloria Fillinger. Rhonda Bement, Dana Petroff USHERS. Kris Meents. Kellie Marron. Shelia Brinegar. GRIPS: Rick Peers. Greg Burdette. John The Harb” Bixby. Paxton High School' first musical production in many years premiered April 25 and 26. 1981. The cast of Dames at Sea” included Lynette Hinrichs as Ruby, a small town girl from Utah; Luis Anda. as Dick, a sailor-music writer fell in love with Rubys Evelyn Foellner. as Mona, the star that demanded everything her way Angie Hofer as Joan, a chorus girl who took Ruby under her wings; Tim Sheehan as Lucky, a flamboyant sailor who fell for Joan; John Kessler as Hennessy. the stage manager and director; Jeff Arends as the captain: and the chorus; Carol Peers as Bubbles. Vicki Amsden as Ginger, and Kathy Eyre as Trixie. Dames at Sea” was a light musical-comedy in the 1930’s tradition: melodic songs, dancing, and a heart-warming plot that never got too serious. The play begins in an old theatre in New York. Young Ruby arrives from Centerville. Utah wanting to become a Broadway star. She lands a chorus line job. only to find that the show will close, unless her boyfriend. Dick, can locate a place to perform the musical. But of course he found a place — Aboard the U.S.S. Mona, a battleship. The play cast and the crew really met the challenge. The cast learned to tap dance in the period of only five weeks, while the crew constructed a thirty-five foot battleship in three weeks. Musical director for the show as Miss Oncken. art director was Mr. Daro, and technical director was Mr. Shields. Mr. Wolfe and Kathy Guthrie provided additional music. The assistant dirctor was Gigi Gantter. Choreography was by Carol Peers and Lynn Hylbert. First Row: Angie Hofer. Kari Kelley. Kathy Griffin. Patti Frichtl. Pam Lindauer. Ann Henderson. Second Row: Vicki Amsden. Cindy Scott, Terese Popel. Kim Frichtl. Linn Davis. Blaine Schwartz. Rob Noble. Third Row: Jeff Birkey. Lynette Hinrichs. Marilyn Dover. Diane Riggleman. Bob Newsom. Dennis Herges. Martie Punke. Fourth Row: Connie Pilcher. Dave Kneuppel, Rob Dargan. Sandy Garrelts. Jeff Rubarts. Mike Gustafson. Mike Branham. Mike Kemnetz UE AND GOLD STAFF Starting at the top: Mr. Rundquist. advisor. Sandi Davis. Gracie Lyons. Mitch McClure. Matt McClure. Adelle McCrerry. The Blue and Gold Staff began the year with a small staff (3) and ended the year with a small staff (3). There were many problems involved in publishing the paper. The B G was published about once a month and used the office facilities. A lot of work went into publishing the B G, and hopefully the results are worthwhile. The Science Club went on an engineering field trip to the University of Illinois in March. They attended a school competition at Parkland and were tested in the areas of math, physics, chemistry. biology, graphics, and English. First Row: Robyn Thompson. Dale Weckhorst, Jim Engdahl. Second Row: Ann Jarboe. Cheryl Workman. Evelyn Foellner. Wendy Ford. Mrs. Lukens (sponsor). Debbie Jordan. Third Row: Martie Punke. Carol Peers. Peggy Wood. Jim Panzer. Vic Zimmerman. Fourth Row: Dave Merrick. Don Richey. Joel Rasmus. David Beck. Rick Evans. Steve Woolridge. Officers: clockwise from top Martie Punke. secretary Steve Woolridge. vice president Ann Jarboe. treasurer Jim Engdahl. president 33 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Julie Natterstad. Donna Hofbauer. Lisa Rydell. Vicki Amsden. Linn Davis. Second Row-. Kandy Klann. Tammy Edwards. Angie Hofer. Carol Peers. Evelyn Foellner. Third Row: Sandy Garrelts, Peggy Wood. Cheryl Workmen. Dan Bixby. Jim Engdahl. Mrs. Emerick. sponsor. The major highlights of the year for the National Honor Society were the Annual Banquet and the spring trip to I.S.U. The banquet was a huge success and all those attending had a nice time. The trip also was successful. Clockwise from the top . Sandy Garrelts, President; Jim Engdahl. Treasurer; Evelyn Foellner, Vice President; Angie Hofer. Secretary. 34 New Initiates . First row: Rick Evans. Angie Owens. Steve Woolridge. Second row . Dana Petroff. Connie Pilcher. Kim Paulus. Tami Houston. First Row: Donna Hofbauser. Angie Hofer. Chris Thompson. Peggy Popel. Second Row: Connie Harris. Alice Judge. Laura Castillo. Susan McBride. Lisa Craft. Third Row: Kellie Marron. Elmar Landolt. Wendy Ford. Fourth Row: Janelle Skoog. Kandy Klann. Julie Natterstad. Kris Watts. Gigi Gantter. Fifth Row: Angie Owens. Cheryl Workman. Cheryl Olaf. Robyn Thompson. Bonita Benear. Kris Meets. Carol Peers. Sixth Row: Roy Havener. Tiger McClure. Lew Brown. David Carson. Not Pictured Todd Shader. Officers: Counterclockwise from bottom left: Angie Hofer. President. Chris Thompson. Vice President. Peggy Popel. Secretary. Donna Hofbauer. I he Paxton AFS Chapter started the year with an open house for Laura Castillo and Elmar Landolt. In March an AFS weekend was held. AFS students from the area spent Friday visiting classes. That night a potluck dinner, and square dancing and games were held. Saturday morning was spent touring local points of interest. Plans are being made for a farewell party for Elmar and Laura in June. A bus stop is being planned with a five day stay over for returning AFS students. There will be 35 to 40 students returning. 35 First Row: Tiger McClure. Meg Slattery. Craig Stockman. Brian Adams. Second Row: Mrs. Frisbie (sponsor). Danette Berner. Jacinda Milchuck. Third Row: Todd James. Vic Zimmerman. Angie Hofer. Chris Thompson. Sandy Massey. Not pictured are Carol Peers and Debi Godwin. The 80-81 Reflector staff broke” tradition by changing the format of the book. This book includes all the events of the 1980-81 school year and consequently was not delivered until August. We changed publishing companies and were able to add some different techniques. Some of these techniques included visual effects such as color, black and gray pages, spot color, and white print. Also included was a bigger senior section and sports section and more informal pictures. We hope you appreciate the hard work that was done to produce this book. Our editor at work. First Row-. Rick Schrodt. Teresa Mattoon. Gigi Gantter, Donna Hofbauer. Lisa Rydell. Bonita Benear. Second Row: Angie Owens. Laura Kneuppel. Angie Harper. Kathy Woolridge. Patty Killingsworth. Evelyn Foellner. Cheryl Olaf. Third Row: Chris Beck. Chris Thompson. Jim Panzer. Robyn Thompson. Luis Anda. Rick Evans. Fourth Row: Carla Patterson. Marc Wolf. Martie Punke. Tami Houston. Angie Owens. Peggy Popel. Vic Zimmerman. Fifth Row: Don Richey. Sandy Burklund. Lynette Hinrichs. Connie Pilcher. Peggy Wood. John Kessler. Steve Woolridge. Dave Merrick. Below, officers at left: Lynette Hinrichs. treasurer: Sandy Burklund. vice president: Luis Anda. sgt. at arms; Angie Hofer. secretary. Missing is Mike Branham, president. Through their two main fund raisers-the annual spring auction and the sale of football tags, the Varsity Club was able to buy a freezer for ice for injuries and the Clifton Central pennant. Each year they sponsor the Homecoming Bonfire, held the night of the parade. 37 I FIRST HOUR ENSEMBLE: Clockwise from bottom: Sandi Davis. Teresa Mattoon. Bob-bye Young. Kris Peters. Mary Isenhower. Gloria Fillinger. Gracie Lyons. Sherrill Pilk-ington. Ford County Chorus Festival was held this year in Melvin-Sibley. It was one of the ways we as a group furthered our musical experience, and met people with similiar interests. Carol Peers was the pianist from Paxton. GIRLS CHORUS: First row: Sandi Davis. Teresa Mattoon. Annette French. Janelle Skoog. Bobbye Young. Sheila Brinegar. Second row: Gracie Lyons. Gigi Ganter. Mary Isenhower. Vicki Priutt. Evelyn Foellner. Third row: Gloria Fillinger. Sherrill Pilkington. Kris Peters. Diane Gentzler. Carol Peers. Viki Scales. SWING CHOIR.- First row. Janelle Skoog. Gigi Ganter. Gloria Fillinger. Carol Peers. Sherrill Pilkington. Evelyn Foellner. Kris Peters. Second row-. Mike Livermore. Doug Richey. Don Richey. Marvin Turner. Joel Rasmus. John Bixby. The first program of the year was the annual Christmas concert. The ensembles and solos were selected to compete in the music contest at Cissna Park. The year ended with the school musical “Dames at Sea”. 38 MIXED ENSEMBLE: First row: Sandi Davis. Teresa Mattoon. Annette French. Janelle Skoog. Bobbye Young. Sheila Brinegar. Second row: Gracie Lyons. Gigi Gantter. Mary Isenhower. Vicki Priutt. Evelyn Foellner. Third Row: Gloria Fillinger. Sherrill Pilkington. Kris Peters. Diane Gentzler. Carol Peers. Viki Scales. Fourth row: Mrs. Oncken. sponsor. Mike Livermore. Joel Rasmus. Don Richey. Marvin Turner. Doug Richey. John Bixby. MENS ENSEMBLE: Mike Livermore. Doug Richey. Don Richey, Marvin Turner. Joel Rasmus. John Bixby. The Naturals is a group, consisting of Seniors, who has been singing together since they were in the eighth grade. They have gone to contest every year and have consistently come home with first place ratings. This year, they were especially busy, as they were asked to sing for various clubs and church organizations in the community. During the Christmas season, the Naturals, and other girls in Chorus, went Christmas caroling to help spread the joys of the holiday season. NATURALS: Vicki Amsden. Connie Pilcher. Evelyn Foellner. Lynette Hinrichs. Ann Henderson. Peggy Wood. Angie Hofer. Martie Punke. Carol Peers. PAXTON LIGHT Accomplishments FAIRBURY FAIR (9 bands competing 1st place - Band Overall 1st place - drum Major 1st place - Drum Line 2nd place - Flag Line 4th place - Rifles ILLINOIS STATE HIGH SCHOOL BAND (6 bands competing) 1st place - Drum Major 3rd place - Flag Line 3rd place - Band Overall E.I.U. MARCHING BAND CHAMPIONSHIPS (14 bands competing) 3rd place - Drum Major 3rd place - Flag Line 6th place - Drum Line 6th place - Band Overall DWIGHT INVITATIONAL PARADE (7 band competing) 2nd place - Band Overall The 1980-1981 Band season was one that will not easily be forgotten by those who were truly dedicated. None of us will forget the never ending bus rides; the seemingly hour upon hour waiting for results; wading knee deep in the mud at E.I.U.; the cyclonic winds at I.S.U.; Evening Good;' the re-run in Danville when the music sounded slightly familiar; Get up for it: the togetherness of dressing in co-ed buses; Satans burning furnace in Springfield: fainting when you couldn’t take the heat; bundling up in blankets to keep warm; the thrill and excitement of winning; and also the sadness and disappointment of defeat. The Pep Band did an outstanding job this year of providing entertainment. We played for both boys and girls basketball games, pep assemblies, and every night during the boys regional basketball tournament. Alot of hard work, dedication, and good attitudes went into making this year the successful learning experience it has been. One could say that we became one big family with Mr. Wolfe and Sherrie as our parents- complete with family arguments, group discussions, and most importantly, the caring and understanding that flows between it members. 41 RIFLES: Cindy Rackley. Diane Reckowsky. Robyn Thompson. Lisaa Rydell. Martie Punke. FLAGS: Julie Natterstad. Ann Jarboe. Wendy Ford. Cindy Yates. Chris Beck. Gigi Gantter. Kandy Klann. Debbie Jordan. Cheryl Olaf. Dana Petroff. Debbie Godwin. The Paxton High School Drill Team opened its first season. The squad consisted of five seniors, ten juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen. The team put in a lot of hard work, but also had a lot of fun. The Drill Team performed at the boy's basketball home games and some girl's basketball home games. The team was formed and coached by Joe and Sherri Wolfe, both demonstrated quite a bit of talent and patience. This year went well for them and let's hope they continue the tradition. DRILL TEAM: Laura Castillo. Melissa Stalter. Linn Davis. Cindy Yates. Evelyn Foellner (captain). Chris Beck. Meg Slattery. Karla Eyre. Diane Reckowsky. Teresa Mattoon. Dana Petroff. Martie Punke. Maleeta Garrett. Julie Natterstad. Cheryl Olaf. Kris Meents. Trina Cole. Jeanine Lehrman. Gigi Gantter. Debbie Godwin. 42 CLARINETS Lynette Hitwichs Wood T ROM BONi f rya� Srfthj Cheryl Workman Connie Harris Dana Petroff Chris Beck Kris Marshall Susan McBride Kelly Sheehan Tracy Messer Kathy Wogiridge Lyiwv Hylbert HmJAc Mahan Dave Carson Doug Ehmen Lynn Burdette “eth Anderson Chris Dremann trom Amy Potter Gig' Gantter % hy Wotj r toj}m TENOR SAX Julie Natterstod Diane Recl teky Lana GjbJbs OBOE Ann Jarb ALTO Lisa Shallenberger Nancy Beckstrand Holly Alkire BASS Shei BARITONE SAX Kathy Stedwell FRENCH HORN Carol Peers DehWe.Houston .4 TIMPANI Greg Swenso w PERCUSSION Bob Rasmus Evelyn Foellner Doug Richey Karla Eyd£ Patty Killpngfcworth Janelle Slcoog Doug Horn John Bixby BARITONE Lewis Brown € A O FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row: Mr. Crawford. Brenda Downs. Rick Evans, Luis Anda, Steve Loschen. Jeff Rubarts. Dave Withers. Second Row: Roy Havener. Kenny Coleman, Julie Mason. Mo Knell. Cheryl Ronna. Third Row: Bryan Smith. Mark Turner. Daryl Burner, Jeff Berkey. Lauren Bloom. Kandy Klann, Jill Seibring. Kelly Sheehan. David Punke. Pat Nuss. Fourth Row: Matt Nuss. Leon Anda. Rod Zabel, Rich Gilonske, Gerald Moss. Tim McMahan, Greg Kingston, Gary Moss. Jim Levitt. Chuck Magers. Fifth Row: Bobby Nickles. Brian Rydell. Scott W. Sheehan, Jim Bender. Jeff Harrison, Dave Waller. Carl Hoke. Dennis Herges. Ron Hanson. Mike Widmer. Mike Kief. Randy Morris. Tom McMahan. Chapter Foundation Awards Dennis Herges-Star Agri Business and Ag Placement. Steve Loschen-Com, Swine. Beef. Diversified Livestock Production and the Chapter Star Farmer. Tim McMahan-Floor Culture and Home and Farmstead Beautification. Section Level A wads Dennis Herges-State Farmer degree Ag Placement. Steve Loschen-State Farmer degree Diversified Livestock Production. Tim McMahan-Floor Culture. District Level Awards Dennis Herges-Ag Placement State Level Dennis Herges-Ag Placement. Crop judging team-Diane Riggleman. Luis Anda. and Roy Havener, (second Place) Soil Judging Contest Competitors Diane Riggleman. Bryan Smith. And Roy Havener. Public Speaking Contest John Kessler-(Third Place). Parliamentary Procedure Competitors Steve Loschen. Brenda Downs. Greg Kingston, Ken Mesch. Gerald Moss (Gerald Moss placed in the top ten). Attended National FFA Convention in Kansas City Missouri Rick Evans. Luis Anda. Steve Loschen. Lauren Bloom, Dave Punke. Jill Seibring. 44 Say cheese! Vice President Anda. Mr. Crawford; Advisor. Jill Seibring. Brenda Downs; Secretary. Rick Evans; President, Luis Anda: Vice President. Steve Loschen; Reporter. Jeff Rubarts; Sentinel. Missing is Diane Riggleman; Treasurer. Maybe Later . . Greg Kingston picking his teeth. Who said that? All dressed up and no place to go. First Row: Donna McCann. Sandi Davis. Angie Kinnaman. Cindy Cabbage. Second Row: Donna Manzke. Laura Castillo. Theresa Combs. Sheila Brinegar. Kris Peters. Diane Gentzler. Third Row: Sandy Rurklund. Kim Frichtl. Patty Frichtl. Cheryl Ronna. Cheryl Olaf. Tawna Swanstrom. Bonita Benear. Fourth Row: Debbie Snelling, Patty Sitter. Lisa Craft. Mo Knell. Angie Hofer. Julie Mason. Tom McMahan. Mark Turner. Rob Zabel. Fifth Row: Mrs. Heinzmann. Yvette Yanders. Pam Lindauer. Therese Popel. Kathy Glazik. David Withers. Vicky Pruitt. Gloria Fillinger. Lisa Adkins. Shelly Mabis. Mr. Kingston (sponsor). Sixth Row: Loius Sanders. Lana Gibbs. Larry Price. Mike Burton. Robbie Mathes. Sammy Wheeler. Annette French. Sherrill Pilkington. Gracie Lyons Officers: clockwise from top. Julie Mason, vice president: Patty Frichtl. secretary; Angie Kinnaman. president. Sheila Brinegar. reporter: Lisa Adkins, treasurer. The Mental Health Club is devoted to help the communitY’ They help people who have had their home struck by fire or ravaged by tornadoes. They help less fortunate families by raising money for them. They also make annual visits to the nursing homes to cheer up the senior citizens. 4f FOOTBALL ALL CONFERENCE HAMMERLUND AWARD Senior Honors VARSITY LETTER WINNERS Vicki Amsden Speech Luis Anda-Football. Track Jeff Birkey-Football Lewis Brown-Football. Basketball Mgr. Sandy Burklund-Volleyball. Basketball Laura Castillo-Track Rob Dargan-Football Rick Evans Cross Country. Track Kathy Eyre Speech Gloria Fillinger-Speech Evelyn Foellner-Speech. Basketball Mgr. Sandy Garrelts-Basketball Mike Gustafson-Football Angie Hofer-Volleyball. Cheerleading Tami Houston Track Mike Kemnetz-Football Patty Killingsworth-Volleyball. Track Elmar Landolt-Football. Track Matt McClure Cross Country. Track Mitch McClure-Cross Country. Track Keith Messer-Cross Country. Track Bob Newsom-Football Angie Owens-Cross Country. Speech Connie Pilcher Basketball Mgr. Martie Punke Track Jeff Rubarts-Football Cindy Scott Volleyball Stat. Peggy Wood-Volleyball. Basketball Steve Woolridge-Football FOOTBALL AWARDS Mike Kemnetz-Best Offensive Lineman Bob Newsom-Best Defensive Lineman Jeff Rubarts-Best Offensive Back Luis Anda-Best Defensive Back Jeff Rubarts Most Valuable Playeral Jeff Birkey-Most Improved Player Jeff Rubarts-Offense Bob Newsom-Offense. Defense ALL AREA Mike Kemnetz VOLLEYBALL AWARDS Sandy Burklund-Best Hitter Angie Hofer-Best Setter. Best Server Patty Killingsworth Best Defensive Peggy Wood-Best Offensive VOLLEYBALL ALL CONFERENCE Sandy Burklund Angie Hofer Patty Killingsworth Peggy Wood ALL AREA Sandy Burklund CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS Mitch McClure-Most Valuable Runner ALL-CONFERENCE Matt McClure Mitch McClure ALL STATE Mitch McClure GIRL'S BASKETBALL AWARDS Sandy Burklund Best Defensive ALL CONFERENCE Sandy Burklund Sandy Garrelts 48 Peggy Wood ROGER SCHROEDER AWARD Luis Anda ST A TE SCHOLARS Dave Beck Evelyn Foellner DAR AWARD Vicki Amsden SAR AWARD Luis Anda WHO’S WHO Vicki Amsden Dave Beck Linn Davis Jim Engdahl Shirley Fields Evelyn Foellner Sandy Garrelts Angie Hofer Martie Punke Peggy Wood SOCIETY OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Sandy Burklund Linn Davis Jim Engdahl Evelyn Foellner Angie Hofer Therese Popel Cindy Scott Peggy Wood GRADLJA TION A WARDS Evelyn Wylie Burton Scholarship Angie Hofer American Legion Awards Luis Anda Lynette Hinrichs FIRST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL Vicki Amsden Evelyn Foellner Connie Pilcher Cindy Scot! Peggy Wood Sandy Burklund Sandy Garrelts Kathy Griffin Lynette Hinrichs Angie Hofer Martie Punke Jenny Curtis Elmar Landolt Jim Engdahl Cindy Yates Kari Kelley Mitch McClure Matt McClure AG AWARDS Dennis Herges-Dekalb Award. Section 17 Star Agra-Businessman. Section. District and State Placement in Ag Production HOMECOMING Candidates Vicki Amsden-Queen Luis Anda-King Laura Castillo Linn Davis Evelyn Foellner Dennis Herges Bob Newsom Jeff Rubarts Float-1 st Place Spirit Week -1 st Place PROM CANDIDATES Vicki Amsden-Queen Elmar Landolt-King Linn Davis Angie Hofer Connie Pilcher Luis Anda Dennis Herges Jeff Rubarts 49 THE SENIOR S CHOICE AWARDS PRETTIEST SMILE Connie Pilcher Elmar Landolt SENIOR SKIPPER Priscilla Canavan Jim Levitt FRIENDLIEST Laura Castillo Elmar Landolt MOST ATHLETIC Sandy Burklund Luis Anda BEST DRESSED Linn Davis Mike Branham POTTY MOUTH Pam Lindauer Mike Kemnetz COOLEST CAR Sandy Burklund Bob Newsom BEST LEGS Vicki Amsden Jeff Rubarts BEST PERSONALITY Patti Frichtl Luis Anda SEXIEST WALK Sandy Burklund Elmar Landolt BEST BODY Vicki Amsden Luis Anda BIGGEST FLIRT Sandy Burklund Mike Branham BEST MATCHED COUPLE Diane Reckowsky and Rick Evans linn Davis And Bob Newsom MOST SECRETLY ADMIRED Vicki Amsden Elmar Landolt MOST CHANGED Suzie Marlar Todd Whitaker SEXIEST EYES Angie Hofer Dennis Merges BEST WOULD BE COUPLE Ann Henderson And Dennis Herges Mo Knell And Dave Knueppel CLASS COMEDIAN Patty Killingsworth Blaine Schwartz MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Peggy Wood Jim Engdahl MOST SPIRITED Angie Hofer Blaine Schwartz NICEST HAIR Linn Davis Dennis Herges BEST WRITER Peggy Wood Greg Swenson BEST ACTRESS Evelyn Foellner BEST ACTOR Greg Swenson BIGGEST PARTIER Lisa Shaffer Todd Whitaker BEST IN MUSIC Peggy Wood Rob Noble BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Patty Killingsworth Blaine Schwartz HAPPIEST Kim Fritchtl Todd Whitaker BIGGEST APPETITE Yvette Yanders Dave Waller BEST ARTIST Kari Kelley Greg Swenson Vicki Jo Amsden “Vic” Natural I -4; Chorus I -3: Music Contest 1-4: Variety Show 1-2: BB Cheerleader I -3. Captain 3: FB Cheerleader 1-3; VICA 4; NHS 3-4; Student Council 2-4. Kickapoo Dist. Convention Sec. 3. Corresponding Sec. 4. Class Officer 2-3. Rep.: Mental Health 1-2; Trackettes I; Intramurals 4; Homecoming Queen 4: Prom Committee 3: Prom Court 3-4: Play Cast 2.4: Play Production I; Speech Team 4; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate I; FFA Sweetheart 3: Who’s Who 3-4: Soc. of Dis. HS Students 3: DAR 4 Luis Nestor Anda LuPus” Varsity Club 2-4; Sgt. at Arms 3-4: FFA 1-4. Reporter I. Vice-President 4; Football 1-4. Best Defensive Back 4; FFA Contests 1-4; Track 1-4; Cross Country 2; Indoor Track I -4; BB Manager I: Intramurals 1-4; Homecoming King 4: Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 4; SAR 4: Play Cast 4 David Franklin Beck Track 2; Intramurals 1-4; Who’s Who 4; Soc. of Dis. HS Students 3-4; Math Contest 1-3 Jeffrey Dean Birkey Birk” VICA 4: FFA 1-4; FFA Contest 2-3; Football 1-4. Most Improved 4; Play Production I Michael David Branham VICA 4; Varsity Club 4. President; Probationary Thespians I; Student Council I. Class Officer I. Treasurer; FFA 1-3. FFA Contest 1-3; Basketball 1-3; Football 1-3; Track I: Intramural 1-3; Prom Committee 3; Play Cast I; Play Production I: Speech Team I Sandra Abel Briggs Basketball I Lewis Sherman Brown III Downtown Concert Band 1-4: Marching Band I -4; Jazz Band 4; Music Contest 3-4: AFS 4; AFS Host Brother 4; Football 2-4; Track 4; BB Manager 4 Sandra Sue Burklund Burk” Varsity Club 2-4. Vice-President 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4. Rep.; Mental Health 2-4: Trackettes 3.4; FFA 2; Basketball 1-4. Co-Capt. 4: 2nd Team All Conference 4: Track I; Volleyball 1-4. Co-Capt. 4. News Gazette All Area 2nd Team 4. All Conference 4. Best Spiker 4; Intramural 1-4; Prom Committee 3: Who’s Who 3-4: Soc. of Dis. HS Students 3-4 52 Priscilla Kay Canavan Laura Liliana Castillo AFS Student from Guatemala; AFS 4; Pom Pon Girls 4; Student Council 4; Mental Health 4; Speech Team 4; Homecoming Court 4; Track 4 Theresa Faye Combs Cheese” Chorus Is Library Service 1.3; Mental Health 1-4; Intramurals 3 Jennifer LeAnne Curtis Jenny” Concert Choir 3: Chorus 1-3: Music Contest 2-3; Mental Health 2-3 Kobert Charles Dargan Darg” VICA 4s Football I-4s Track I-2s Play Cast Is Plav Production 1-2 Linnea Kaye Davis Sam” Variety Show 4s Pom Pon Girls 4s VICA 4: NHS 4; Student Council 4. Class Officer 4. Rep.; Mental Health I-2s Intramurals I-4s Homecoming Court 2.4: Prom Committee 3s Prom Court 3-4s Who’s Who 3-4, Girl’s State 3s Soc. of Dis. HS Students 3-4 Marylin Kay Dover VICA 4s Mental Health I -2; Intramurals 3 James Michael Engdahl Slim” NHS 3-4; Treasurer 4; Science Club 3-4. President 3-4: Intramurals I-4s Who’s Who 3-4: Soc. of Dis. HS Students 3-4 Kick Douglas Evans Variety Show 2; Varsity Club 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 1-3. Class Officer 1-3. President 2.3. Rep. Is FFA 1-4. Vice-President 1.3. President 2.4: FFA Contest 1.2.4s Basketball I-2s Track 1-4; Cross Country 2-4: Quad Capt. 4; Indoor Track I-4s Intramurals 1-4: Prom Committee 3; Play Cast Is Soc. of Dis. HS Students 3-4; NHS 4 53 Shirley Joyce Fields Gloria Sue Fillinger Bro” Concert CHoir I -4; Chorus I 4; Swing Choir 3-4; Music Contest 1-4; Library Service 2: Thespians 3-4. Vice-President 4; Probationary Thespians 1-2; Mental Health 2-4; Intramurals 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Play Cast 1-2; Play Production 1-2: Speech Team 2-4; Who’s Who in Music 4 Evelyn Alexander Foellner Naturals I -4; Concert Choir I -4: Chorus 1-4; Swing Choir 3-4; Concert Band 4; Marching Band 2-4; Jazz Band 4; Drum Majorette 3.4; Flags 2; Color Guard Capt. 3; Music Contest 1-4; Variety Show 1-2: Pom Pon Girls 4. Capt.; Varsity Club 3-4; NHS 3-4. Vice-President 4: Science Club 3-4: Thespians 4: Probationary Thespians 3: Student Council 1-4. Class Officer 1- 4. Sec. 1-3. Pres. 4; Mental Health 2- 3; Volleyball 1-3; BB Manager 1-4; Intramurals 2; Homecoming Court 4: Prom Princess 3; Prom Comm. Chairman 3; Prom Court 3; Play Cast 1.3.4; Speech Team 4; Who's Who 3-4: Soc. of Dis. HS Students 2-4: State Scholar 4: Who’s Whn in Music 4. Kimberli Ann Frichtl ’’Kimmo” VICA 4; Mental Health 2-4; FFA 3. Sentinel; Intramurals 3; Prom Committee 3 Patricia Lynn Frichtl Fertile” VICA 4: Mental Health 2-4. Sec. 4: Homecoming Court I; Prom Committee 3: Prom Court 3 Sandy Jean Garrelts VICA 4; NHS 3-4. President 4; Track ettes 1-4; Basketball 1-4. Most Improved 3. Co-Capt. 4; Track 2: Volleyball 2; Intramurals 2-3; Prom Committee 3; Who's Who 3-4; Soc. of Dis. HS Students 2-4 Kathryn Marie Glazik Foody” Student Council 4. Class Officer 4. Rep.: Mental Health 2-4; Intramurals 4: Prom Committee 3 Kathy Ann Griffin Michael Duane Gustafson Gus” VICA 4; Football 1.2.4: Track 1.2; Cross Country I Ronald Carl Hanson FFA 4 54 Ann Renee Henderson Naturals 1-4; Chorus 1-3; Concert Band 1-2; Marching Band 1-2; Music Contest 1-4; Variety Show 1-2; BB Cheerleader 2-3. Co-Capt. 2; FB Cheerleader 2. Co-Capt.; VICA 4; Student Council 1-4. Class Officer 1-2. Vice-President; Mental Health 1-2; Trackette 1,3; Intramurals 2.4; Prom Committee 3; Play Production I Dennis J. Herges Lynette Jean Hinrichs Naturals 1-4; Chorus 1-3; Swing Choir 3-4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 4; Music Contest 1-4: Variety Show 1,2; BB Cheerleader 1-3; FB Cheerleader 1-3; VICA 4; Varsity Club 3-4; NHS 3-4; Student Council 3-4. President 4: Mental Health 1-2; Trackettes 1-2; Track 2-3; Indoor Track 2; BB Manager 1-3; Statistician 1-3; Prom Committee 3; Play Cast 1.2.4; Play Production 1.2.4; Who's Who 3-4; Soc. of Dis. HS Students 3-4 Angela Kae Hofer Hof' Naturals 1-4; Chorus 1-3; Marching Band 2-3; Flags 2-3; Variety Show I-2: AFS 4. President; AFS Host Sister 4; BB Cheerleader 3-4. Capt. 4; FB Cheerleader 3: Varsity Club 3-4. Treasurer 4; NHS 3-4. Sec. 4; Probationary Thespians 3; Reflector 4. Editor; Student Council 4. Class Officer 4. Sec.; Mental Health 2-4. Vice-President 3; Trackettes 2-3; Basketball 2; Track 3; Volleyball 2-4. All Conference 4. Best Server. Setter 4: BB Statistician I; Intramurals 2-4; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 4; Play Cast 1.3.4; Play Production 1.3.4: Who's Who 3-4; Soc. of Dis. HS Students Tami Marie Houston Varsity Club 2-4. Sec. 3; Library Service 4; Photo Club 2. Sec.; Science Club 2-4: Track 1-4: Indoor Track I-4: Intramurals 1-4: Prom Committee 3; NHS 4 Kari Rhonda Kelley VICA 4: Mental Health 2-4; Intramurals 2; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate I Michael Gerrard Kemnetz Patricia Ann Killingsworth Petie Concert Band 3-4; Marching Band 3-4; Music Contest 3-4: Varsity Club 3-4; Student Council 2-3. Class Officer 2-3. Rep.: Basketball 1-2; Track 3-4; Volleyball 1-4. Co-Capt. 2. All Con ference 4. Best Defensive Player 4 Maureen Renee Knell Mo” Mental Health 2-4; Trackettes 3-4; FFA 2.4; Intramurals 1-4; Prom Committee 3 55 David Charles Knueppel. Jr. Tit ” VICA 4: Football 1-2; Track 2: Indoor Track 2; Intramurls 3-4; Prom Court 3 Elmar Landoll AFS Student from Switzerland; AFS 4; Student Council 4; Mental Flealth 4; Football 4; Prom Court 4 Pamela Sue Lindauer Pammy Sue” Student Council I. Class Officer I. Rep.; Concert Band I Marching Band I; Mental Flealth 2-4: Trackette 3-4; Intramural 4; VICA 4 Rhonda Lee Lultrell Mental Flealth 112 Suzanne Margaret Marlar Suzie” Mental Flealth 1-4; FFA 2: Intramurals 4; Prom Committee 3 Julie Elaine Mason Jules” Mental Flealth 1-4, Vice-President 4; Trackette 3-4; FFA 2.4; Intramurals 2-4: Prom Committee 3 Matthew Ray McClure Blue 6 Gold 4: Science Club 3; Football I: Track 1-4; Cross Country 2-4. Quad-Capt. 4. All Conference 2-4; Indoor Track 1-4; Intramurals 2-4 Mitchell Lee McClure Blue Gold 4; Science Club 3; Football I; Track 1-4; Cross Country 4. Quad-Capt. 4. All State 4; Mustang Running Club 2-3. Most Valuable 3: Indoor Track 1-4: Intramurals 1-4 Randy Gene McIntyre Transferred from New Market. Indiana in 1979. VICA 4 Keith Eugene Messer “Mess Concert Band 1-3; Marching Band I-3; Jazz Band I; Music Contest 1-3: Science Club 3; Thespians I; Track I-4; Cross Country 2-4. Co-Capt. 3. Quad-Capt. 4; Intramurals 1-4: Indoor Track 1-4: Mustang Running Club Most Valuable 2. Most Improved 3 Robert Randall Newsom Fast Ray VICA 4; FFA 3; Basketball 1-2: Football 1-4. Co-Capt. 1.4. All Conference 4. Most Valuable Offensive Lineman 4; Track 1-3; Indoor Track 1-3; Intramurals 4; Homecoming Court 2.4; Prom Court 3; Prom Prince 3 Angela Kay Owens Small AFS 2-4; VICA 4; Varsity Club 3-4; Photo Club 2; Thespians 3-4. Senior Rep. 4; Basketball I; Track 2-3; Intra-murals 3-4; Prom Committee 3; Speech Team 1-4; NHS 4 Connie Lou Pilcher Naturals 1-4; Chorus 1-3; Concert Band 1-2; Marching Band 1-2: Flags 2; Music Contest I -4; Variety Show I -2; FB Cheerleader 3; VICA 4 . Varsity Club 3-4; Student Council 3-4. Treasurer 4. Class Officer 3. Treasurer; Mental Health 1-2; Trackette 2-3; Volleyball 1-3; BB Statistician 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 4 Therese Marie Popel Ernie Chorus I; VICA 4; Mental Health 2-4; FFA 2. Greenhand President; FFA Contest 2; Parliamentary Procedure Sec.; Intramurals 2-4; Soc. of Dis. HS Students 3-4 Martha Alice Punke Naturals I -4; Marching Band 2-4; Jazz Band 4; Flags 2; Rifles 3-4. Co-Capt. 4; Music Contest 1-4; Variety Show 1-2; Pom Pon Girls 4; Varsity Club 2-4; Science Club 2-4. Sgt. at Arms 3-4; Thespians 1-3, Rep. 2. Sec. 3; Track 1-4; BB Statistician 1-3; In-tramurals 3-4; Play Cast I; Speech Team 1-3; Who's Who 3-4; Soc. of Dis. HS Students 3-4 Charles Edward Richmond Diane Sue Riggleman Student Council 2. Class Officer 2. Treasurer; FFA 3-4. Greenhand President 3. Treasurer 4; FFA Contest 3-4 Cheryl Ann Ronna 57 Jeffrey Allen Rubarts Barts VIC A 4: FFA 1-4. Sentinel 1-4; FFA Contest 2; Football 1-4. Co-Capt. 4; Intramurals 4: Homecoming Court 3-4: Prom Court 3-4 Fletcher Louis Sanders Blaine Edward Schwartz Variety Show 1-2: VICA 4; Student Council 1-3. Class Officer 1-3. President I. Vice-President 3. Sgt. at Arms 2: FFA 1-4. Jr. Vice-President 1-2. Chapter Sec. 3. Chaplin 4. Star Green-hand 2; Basketball 2-3: Indoor Track I: Track I; Intramurals 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Play Cast I; Varsity Club 4 Cindy Suzanne Scott Cindy Sue VICA 4: Thespians I -4. Rep. 1.3 President 4; Student Council I -4. Class Officer 1-4. Rep. I. Sgt. at Arms 2-3. Treasurer 4: Trackettes 3: Volleyball Statistician 1-4; Prom Committee 3: Play Cast I; Play Production 2-3: Student Director 3; Soc. of Dis. HS Students 2-4 Teri Lyn Seaman Intramurals 2-3 Todd Allen Shader The Iceman Transferred from Lincoln. IL in 1978: Varsity Club 4; Football 3-4; AFS 4 Lisa Rose Shaffer Intramurals 3 Gregory Allen Swenson Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band I-4; Music Contest I -4: Variety Show 2: Probationary Thespians 2; Basketball I: Play Cast 1-2; Soc. of Dis. HS Stu dents 3: Scholastic Art Competition Awards 2-4 58 David Alan Waller Todd Joseph Whitaker Whit Basketball Manager I; FFA 2; FFA Contest 2; Intramurals 2: Basketball 2: Football -2 Peggy Sue Wood Woody” Naturals I -4: Chorus I: Concert Band I -4: Marching Band I -4: Jazz Band 4; Music Contest 1-4; Variety Show 1-2; Varsity Club 4; NHS 3-4; Science Club 3-4; Student Council 2-4. Class Officer 2-4. Rep. 2-3. Vice-President 4; Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 1-4. Co-Capt. 4. Best Offensive 4. All Conference 4; Play Cast I; Who's Who 3-4; Soc. of Dis. HS Students 2-4; Who’s Who in Music 3 Steven A. Wool ridge Bern” Varsity Club 4; Science Club 3-4. Vice-President; Football 1.3.4; Track 2-4: Indoor Track 2.4; Football Manager 2; Intramurals 1-4; NHS 4 Yvette Lynn Yanders Vette” Mental Health 1-4; Indoor Track 3; Intramurals 2-4; Prom Committee 3 Cindy Carol Yates Marching Band 1-4; Flags 2-4. Best Flag 3: Pom Pon Girls 4: Reflector 3; Track 1-2; Track Manager 3; Intramurals 3-4; Baton Majorette I Not Pictured Pam Bollinger Katheryn Lynn Eyre Kat” Transferred from Virginia Beach Virg. in 1980; Speech Team 4; Play Cast 4 Lucille Annette French Dollie” Transferred from Momence. Illinois in 1980; Mental Health 4; Speech Team 4 Robert Glenn Noble Larry Wayne Price David Wayne Withers Senior Class Officers: Clockwise from the top: Sandy Burklund. representative; Cindy Scott, treasurer; Linn Davis. representative; Angie Hofer. secretary; Peggy Wood, vice-president: Evelyn Foellner. president; Kathy Gla-zik. representative. 59 The Class of 1981 recently held their 25th class reunion at the Gateway Inn Motel. A champagne brunch was held earlier at the Arcade Cafe. Teri Seaman, celebrating her 26th year of service to the Arcade, served as the hostess. Teresa Combs, owner of the Arcade, also served as hostess. Linn Davis. taking over the role of Dot Foster, took attendance and found that Pam Bollinger and Rhonda Lut-trell were absent. The current Miss Universe, Vicki Amsden. who has recently been touring South Africa, arrived with Gloria Fillinger. her I st runner up. Mr. Jeanine Lehrman. the former Luis Anda. accompanied the two ladies as Mr. Universe. On the same note. Mo Knell has become the Dairy Queen of the state of Illinois. Sitting on the bar stools at the lunch counter were Kim and Patti Frichtl discussing the renovation of their bar. The Keg O’Fun” located in Dallas. Texas. Their bouncer. Dave Waller, also was in attendance. At the opposite end of the room. Mr. Jim Engdahl and his wife, the former Tamis Coady. were discussing the consolidation of their new gas company formerly owned by Tamis' grandfather and known as Flicks, which has now become Hick — E's. In one corner of the room was Kathy Eyre, the heavyweight champion mud wrestler of the world weighing in at 300 pounds. Her opponent, in the opposite corner of the room, is Pam Lin-dauer. who is currently preparing for her nationally televised bout with Miss Eyre. The party really got rolling when lead guitarist. Rob Noble began accompanying his Foos-land Band. As the music began. Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader. Evelyn Foellner kicked up her heels and began her latest routine. Well-known comedian Dave Withers also helped provide entertainment by performing some of his chipmunk imitations. Things really got rolling when Ted Nugent's lead singer. Lisa Shaffer and AC DC's lead singer Priscilla Canavan Canavan chimed in. Just as the party got rolling. Patty Kil-lingsworth rode through the cafe on her moped. Patty has been touring the U.S. on her moped ever since graduation in 1981. As Patty ripped through the crowd, she didn't see Peggy Wood and ran her down. Miss Wood has become partially invisible from using too much Porcelana while trying to fade her freckles. No one recognized Connie Pilcher. A few years after graduation. Connie took a teaching job in the South. Due to over-exposure to the sun. Connie has taken to eating grits, chittlins. and watermelon. Sitting at the farmer’s table in the middle of the room was hog farmer Dennis Flerges. A few weeks before the reunion. Dennis attended a swine convention in Iowa where he met his wife, the former Miss Piggy. Also sitting at the farmer’s table was Jeff Ru-barts and his wife, Sandy Burk-lund Rubarts. The Rubarts' live on a rhubarb farm in southern Illinois where they raise little Rhubarbs! Tobacco farmer, Dave Beck was also conversing with the other farmers. Dave couldn't stay at the reunion very long because he had to get back to his fields in Tennessee . . he needed a chew! Jeff Birkey. owner of John Deere Farm Machinery, was trying to promote his machinery to the crowd. Mike grow only one crop but refused to reveal it’s nature. Todd Whitaker seemed very interested in Mike's farm. You see. Todd is in charge of supplying the props for Cheech 6 Chong's next movie. Mayor of Paxton. Jim Levitt. and President of the United States. Randy McIntyre, were having a heated debate in one of the booth seats. Mrs. Cheryl Ronna Frichtl and her husband Jerry, mayor and first lady of Dogtown. calmed them down before a fight broke out. Members of the class decided that it was time to move the party to the Gateway Inn where everyone could swim, play tennis, or use any of the other recreational facilities that the Gateway inn provides. As everyone arrived, they found numerous flower arrangements delivered by Flower Cart owner Jenny Curtis. Jenny, however, was unable to attend because she recently became the Rosebowl Queen and she was scheduled to appear in the parade on the same day as the reunion. As everyone arrived, a great feast was brought out by Kathy Glazik. who now owns a chain of restaurants all over the country called Kathy's Bar 6 Grill. The first one in the swimming pool was Martie Punke. who recently won the National T-Shirt Contest. She was wearing her original winning t-shirt when she jumped in. Greg Swenson was unable to attend because Ford County Sheriff Mike Gustafson and his Deputy Louis Sanders reported arresting Greg for flashing at the Senior Citizen's Picnic held at Pells Park. Our own Miss Cindy Scott is still attending college. She started out at Eastern but transferred to the U of I where she became the 60 President of her soririty Imma Gonna Whinna.” On the motel bulletin board were a few notices written to the Class of 1981. One of them read: Diane Riggleman has recently had to vacate her home due to a pet invasion. If anyone has a home for Diane, please notify the Humane Society, which is now operated by Kathy Griffin. Kathy has taken it upon herself to be sure that no stray animals ever roam the streets of Paxton again. There was also a note on the bulletin board from Shirley Fields saying that she was sorry that she couldn't attend since she was too busy with her classes at Parkland. Ron Hanson also posted an ad for his home foamers operation. A notice was also put up that at 3:00 PM Rob Dargan would be giving rides on his McDonald Land Train. Rob can be seen on various McDonald’s commercials with Ronald McDonald. Speaking of stars. Rick Evans has become the understudy of Richie Cunningham on Happy Days.” Laura Castillo has married Tattoo on Fantasy Island”. They are now living on the island raising little Tat-tootlesl Laura flew back to the U.S. just for the reunion and with her came Elmar Landolt. Elmar has become a famous chocolate heir after marrying a Swiss Miss. The Class of 1981 has turned out quite a few of celebrities. One being Dave Kneuppel who has tattooed his whole body and has been seen on That's Incredible.” Ann Henderson has starred on Saturday Night Live but is still trying to figure out the last joke told to her on graduation night. June 5, 1981. Another star. Dollie Annette French is now starring in her own broadway hit. Hello Dolly.” As the day moved on, the party began booming. Evil Kneivel. Keith Messer rode up on his evil motorcycle. Keith is going to try to break Fonzi’s record of jumping 50 trash cans. Keith’s motorcycle aroused Sandy Garrett's interest since Sandy has become a fashion designer for motorcycle mommas. Bob Newsom, who has been married and divorced from Linn Davis 13 times, also took an interest in Keith’s motorcycle because Bobby supplies the cycles for Sandy's business. The Class of 1981 has also turned out some big business executives. For instance. Mike Branham has built his own t-shirt factory. Mike reportedly said that business is really hot.” Lewis Brown has his own Corvette dealership but unfortunately he still has to be in at 10:00. Tami Houston has inherited her father’s plumbing business and Angie Owens has become the smallest woman in the largest corporation in the world. Lynette Hinrichs has worked her way up to become president of the Loda Poultry Co. She’s now sitting on her nest! Therese Popel has inherited her father's fertilizer company and is still spreading it on thick. Suzie Mariar has her own beauty salon. Her salon has become famous because it consists of eleven floors. Each floor has a specific purpose, the top floor of course, is hair coloring. Julie Mason owns the largest drug store in Illinois. Ever since graduation. Kari Kelley has been searching for her real roots. This year she brought the good news that she has finally found them with the Kelly's Potato Chip man. Mitch McClure has become quite famous, for he has been chosen to be the first nude torch bearer for the 2006 Olympics. His brother Matt McClure, is running in the Olympics, however, he is running unopposed since his race has become boycotted. Our reunion also marked a very special occasion for one of our classmates. Mrs. Sandy Briggs was celebrating her 26th wedding anniversary. Kathy Glazik baked her a cake and Steve Wool ridge who has now settled in Jonestown. supplied the Kool-Aid. In fact. Steve had his own little Kool-Aid stand set up right in the entrance way of the motel. Angie Hofer tried to attend the reunion but she was lynched because she had still not published our Senior yearbook. Also unable to attend was Larry Price was busy trying to set a new world's record for dragging main. Marylin Dover could only stay at the reunion for a little while because she is still attending Day Care. She just can't seem to pry away. Cindy Yates was seen handing out copies of Teen Magazine. At age 38. Cindy is still modeling for Teen. Yvette Yanders is really into fitness. She’s urging all the class members to run laps, do sit-ups. and any other exercizes. Remember how well she used to love P.E. in high school? Blaine Schwartz was unable to make the trip to the U.S. You see. Blaine has become a monk in a Monestary in Turkey. As the day comes to an end. we see Chuck Richmond fishing in the swimming pool. Chuck has become a rival to Virgil Ward. In fact. Chuck now has his own T.V. show weekdays at 3:00 on Channel 37. As the day comes to an end. the crowd thins out and the members of the Class of 1981 go back to their home, again going their seperate ways until their next reunion. 61 LOOKING GOOD IN THE 1960’S. I. Julie Mason. 2. Angie Owens. 3. Lewis Brown. 4. Cindy Yates. 5. Jeff Rubarts. 6. Tami Houston and Lewis Brown. 7. Rick Evans. 8. Luis Anda. 9. Patti Killings-worth. 10. Dave Waller. I I. Kathy Glazik. Finger lickin’ good. When will I grow up? I’m yours!” You don't bring me flow- Easy. Jeff, that kitty isn’t You're supposed to say. I Hey. Mom. do I look like ers.” Sandy!” do. stupid. Sweetpea? Luis' first porno film. Personally, we'd rather be Don't worry Mom. I'm eating I'm a little kewpie doll. mud wrestling. right. 62 Excuse me. but I have a question. Where's my Wanna drag main in my car? I finally bit off more than I can pulse? Am I still chew! alive? 63 Pd KJ I’m high on life. Hey. Mom. I’ve got the I. Jenny Curtis. 2. Priscilla Canavan, 3. Kari Kelley. 4. Jeff Rirkey. 5. Patti Frichtl. 6. Sandy Burklund. 7. Blaine Schwartz. 8. Gloria Fillinger. 9. Kim Frichtl. 10. Angie Hofer. Did you hear the joke about the drunk?” Sunday morning brown bottle blues. But. I want to drive the Hey. big boy. come up and see tractor. Daddy! me sometime.” I. Connie Pilcher. 2. Mo Knell. 3. Cheryl Ronna. 4. Lisa Shaffer. 5. Cindy Scott. 6. Teri Seman. 7. Tami Houston. 8. Dave Knueppel, 9. Dennis Herges, 10. Peggy Wood. II. Laura Castillo. My smile will get me anywhere. Looks like it's gonna be Under this innocent exterior, another dog day. lies a beast. More cleavage did you say? Do I have to? Mommy, my pigtails are too tight!” They're not cutting up my cat for biology! 4 Momma, don't let your baby Hey. Mom. why do they call grow up to be a Mudhog. me Dennis the Menance ?” I'm the Urban Cowgirl. A call girl? Martie. like Radar, still sleeps with Teddy. Enough of this baa-baa sheep stuff, let's Did Richie Cunningham really start cut the cake! out this way? 65 SENIOR SILLINESS LuPut Anda Blaine Schwartz. Keith Messer, and Mike Gustafson. Therese Popel. Kathy Glazik, Sandra Burklund. and Diane Smith. i Richie Cunningham?!? Bob Newsom and Dave Waller. Jeff Rubarts and Dave Kneuppel. Connie. Lynette. Evelyn and Patty. Munchin' out WE RE STILL LOOKING GOOD I'm just a little raccoon. says Blaine Schwartz. ♦ Chorus girls . Peggy. Evelyn, and Angie Steve Woolridge with glasses? I've got so much homework. says Cindy Yates. Smiling Sandy Burklund Lynette Hinrichs and Vickie Amsden Would you like to go to the Royal Ball with me? Gary Abel Dan Bixby Carrie Buhrmaster Mahala Couch Brenda Downs Julie Allred Tami Cabbage Robin Eaves Beth Anderson Sheila Brinegar Sandy Carleton Shay Darr Sue Edenfield Rich Behm Trina Cole Alex Dorche Tammy Edwards Jim Bender Debbie Combs Kelly Elliott Carrie Bennett Brian Brown Lisa Combs Karla Eyre 70 JUNIOR HONORS LETTER WINNERS JUNIOR OFFICERS: Craig Stockman-representative; Second Row: Donna Hofbauer-treasurer; Kelly Elliott-secretary: Kandy Klann-representative. Third Row: Carol Peers-sargent at arms; Peggy Popel-representative; Tami Edwards- representative: Gigi Gantter vice president. Fourth row: Marc Wolf-representative; Vic Zimmerman-president. Gary Abel-Basketball Jim Bender- Football Carrie Bennett-Basketball Mike Birch-Basketball Dan Bixby-Football. Track Sheila Brinegar-speech Brian Brown-Basketball Shalyn Darr Basketball Alex Dorche-Football Sue Edenfield-Basketball. Football. Cheerleaders Tami Edwards-Volleyball Glen Fickbohm-Football. Track Wendy Ford-Cross Country Gigi Gantter-speech Rich Gilonski-Football Natalie Grayson-Basketball Cheerleaders Rick Harper-Football. Track Donna Hofbauer-Basketball Manager Carl Hoke-Football Lynn Hylbert-speech Todd James-Football. Basketball Ann Jarboe-Football. Basketball Cheerleaders Debbie Jordan-Football Cheerleaders. Basketball Mark Kavajecz-Cross Country. Track Kandy Klann-Volleyball. Basketball. Track Laura Knueppel-Basketball. Track Steve Lee-Football Steve Loschen-Basketball Tim McMahon-Basketball Manager Jim Panzer-Track Carla Patterson-Cross Country. Track Carol Peers-speech Kris Peters-speech Dana Petroff-speech Todd Pilcher-Football. Basketball Peggy Popel-Basketball. Track Joel Rasmus-Cross Country. Basketball Al Rattonetti Track Don Richey-Football. Basketball Lisa Rydell-Volleyball. Football Basketball Cheerleaders. Track Cari Shelton-Cross Country Janelle Skoog-speech Kelly Smith-Basketball Patty Stadler-Basketball Craig Stockman-Cross Country, speech. Track Chris Thompson-Track Robyn Thompson-Basketball. Track Bob Valentine-Football Dale Weckhorst-Football Marc Wolf-Football Dave Woolridge-Football Cheryl Workman-Basketball Bobbye Young-speech Vic Zimmerman-Football. Basketball. Track Boy's Basketball Todd Pilcher-MVP; Top Rebounder; Best Defense Steve Loschen-Best Free Throws Who's Who Dan Bixby Tami Edwards Gigi Gantter Natalie Grayson Donna Hofbauer Ann Jarboe Kandy Klann Kris Meents Julie Natterstad Kim Paulus Dana Petroff Lisa Rydell Chris Thompson Cheryl Workman Society of Distinguished American High School Students Trina Cole Gigi Gantter Natalie Grayson Donna Hofbauer Ann Jarboe Kris Meents Kim Paulus Lisa Rydell Kelly Smith Chris Thompson Marc Wolf Girl’s Basketball Shay Darr-MVP: Top Rebounder Patty Stadler-Most Improved Kandy Klann-Best Free Thrower Homecoming Float- 4th place Homecoming Attendants Ann Jarboe and Dan Bixby FFA Sweetheart Kandy Klann Prom Court Debbie Jordan Mike Birch Kandy Klann Steve Lee P«ggy Popel Steve Loschen Prom Prince and Princess Todd Pilcher and Teresa Mattoon IN MEMORY OF BECKY WHITEHEAD 1963-1981 Becky will always be remembered as an important member of the junior class. Glen Fickbohm Wendy Ford Gigi Gantter Maleeta Garrett Diane Gentzler Rich Gilonski Natalie Grayson Jeff Grove Bonni Hall Rick Flarper Kristi Hartz Roxanne Haskins Donna Hofbauer Todd Hofer Carl Hoke Lynn Hylbert Teresa Hylbert Todd James Ann Jarboe Debbie Jordan Mark Kavajecz Greg Kingston Angie Kinnaman Pam Kirby 72 Kandy Klann Laura Knueppel Steve Lee Jody Lemley Steve Loschen Kellie Matron Teresa Matton David Maxey Tim McMahan Tom McMahan Kris Meents Ken Mesch Lisa Mount Julie Natterstad Matt Nuss Cheryl Olaf Jim Panzer Jane Partridge % Karla Patterson Kim Paulus Greg Pearl Carol Peers Kris Peters 73 Todd Pilcher Sherrill Pilkington Dana Petroff Peggy Popel Cyndee Rackley Tina Rapp Joel Rasmus Al Rattonetti Diane Reckowsky Don Richey Ron Roy Lisa Rydell Karen Sandland Dan Scales Rick Schrodt Scott Sheehan Cari Shelton Janelle Skoog Kelly Smith Patty Stadler A.J. Staerkel Craig Stockman Chris Thompson Robyn Thompson Marvin Turner Bobby Valentine Dale Weckhorst Sam Wheeler Connie Wilson Marc Wolf Dave Woolridge Cheryl Workman Dorothy Wright Bobbye Young Rod Zabel Vic Zimmerman Not pictured: Ken Adkins, Mike Birch. Brian Iverson, and Debbie Wilcox. 75 Karen Abbe Jeff Arends Bonita Benear Lynn Burdette David Carson Brian Adams Charlie Bennett Ed Clampitt Lisa Adkins Chris Beck Danette Berner Romana Buzzard Kathy Combs Troy Adkins Ricky Combs Holly Alkire Lauren Bloom Pat Corning Leon Anda Nancy Beckstrand Daryl Bruner Cindy Cabbage Lisa Craft 76 SOPHOMORE HONORS LETTER WINNERS Karen Abbe Basketball Brian Adams-Football. Basketball Leon Anda-Football Chris Beck-Cross Country. Track Charlie Bennett-Football. Basketball Lauren Bloom-Basketball David Carson-Cross Country. Track Ed Clampitt-Football Doug Ehmen-Cross Country. Track Debbie Godwin-Cross Country Willie Griffin-Football. Basketball. Track Angie Harper-Cross Country Roy Havenner-Cross Country. Track Scott Jennings- Football Linda Killingsworth-Basketball. Volleyball. Track Chris Kneuppel-Football Mike Lantz Basketball. Cross Country. Track Dwight Lawson-Football Patty Lee-Basketball. Volleyball JJ. Long-Basketball. Volleyball Donna Manzke-Basketball Danny Marlar-Football. Track Dave Merrick-Football. Basketball Kelly Molck-Basketball. Volleyball Robbie Morger-Football. Basketball Bob Nickles-Football Mike Nuckols-Football. Track Scott W. Sheehan-Basketball Tim Sheehan-Football. Track Patty Sitter-Track Meg Slattery-Cross Country Kathy Stedwell-Cross Country Mindy Swan-Volleyball. Track Chris Tavenner-Basketball Joe Teesdale-Basketball Mike Widmer-Football Karen Withers-Basketball. Volleyball BOY S BASKETBALL Robbie Morger-Most improved SOPHOMORE OFFICERS First row: Susan McBride-vice president: Tawna Swanstrom-repre-sentative; Lynn Burdette-sargent at arms: Jacinda Milchuck representative; Second row: Kris Marshall-secretary: Dave Merrick-president: Brian Adams-representative: Lisa Adkins-trea-surer. SPEECH FIRST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL Lynn Burdette Romana Buzzard Kris Marshall Lisa Shallenberger Tim Sheehan Meg Slattery Kathy Stedwell Lisa Adkins Lisa Shallenberger HOMECOMING COURT Chris Kneuppel Kelly Molck CHEERLEADING Sandi Davis Patty Lee Kelly Molck Mindy Swan SOCIETY OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Lisa Adkins Lynn Burdette Romana Buzzard Doug Ehmen Debbie Houston J.J. Long Kris Marshall Tiger McClure Beth Meyer Lisa Shallenberger Meg Slattery Kathy Stedwell The Sophomore Float- Dressed to Kill.'' Sandi Davis Doug Ehmen Lana Gibbs Bob Gilonske Denise Glazik Debbie Godwin Willy Griffin Donna Harms Angie Harper Connie Harris Roy Havenner Debbie Houston Scott Jennings Tim Johnson Alice Judge John Kessler Mike Kief Linda Killingsworth Chris Knueppel Mike Lantz Dwight Lawson Patty Lee J.J. Long Steve Luttrell 78 H f t-. C‘ 1 ft « f) jLV 0 . x ■ vV X T f 'w) tt « . , A7 n .x � i f- .7 L m n MWkb — £ f Gracie Lyons Shelly Mabis Donna Manzke Danny Marlar Kris Marshall Sandy Massey Robbie Mathes Susan McBride Donna McCann Tiger McClure Adella McCreary David Merrick Beth Meyer Jacinda Milchuck Kelly Molck Robbie Morger Pat Monroe Darren Monroe Randy Morris Bob Nickels Mike Nuckols Pat Nuss Vicky Pruitt 79 Bob Rasmus Brian Rydell Lisa Shallenberger Scott W. Sheehan Tim Sheehan Patty Sitter Meg Slattery Bryan Smith Debbie Snelling Kathy Stedwell Mindy Swan Tawna Swanstrom Chris Tavenner Mark Turner Kris Watts Becky Whitehead Mike Widmer April Wilson Karen Withers Jeannine Wright Bob Zuniga Not Pictured.-Chris Elliot Tammy Hewerdine Kevin Mercer 80 81 Who's so interesting. Tim? Gee. Typing is fun. Jim Atkins Sam Booth Dolph Burgrabe Sheri Corning Karah Elliott David Bebout Tony Chickini Robo Emberson Donna Behm Michelle Bridges Ken Coleman John Dice Jodi Eyre Rhonda John Cooper John Bixby Bement Jackie Bryant Joe Combs Greg Burdette Jerri Woolworth Chris Dremann Deanna Flickbohm 82 FRESHMAN HONORS NUMERAL WINNERS David Bebout-Football Rhonda Bement-Basketball. Cheerleaders John Bixby-Track Jackie Bryant-Basketball Greg Burdette-Football. Basketball Dolph Burgrabe-Football. Basketball Kenny Coleman-Cross Country Sheri Corning-Cross Country Jerri Couch-Cheerleading John Dice-Football Chris Dremann-Cross Country Robo Emberson-Football Jodi Eyre-Cheerleading Jeff Forbes-Football Mgr. Basketball Donnie Foster-Cross Country Jerry Garrett-Football Sean Guillaume-Football. Basketball Sue Harper-Cross Country. Basketball Jeff Harrison-Cross Country Doug Horn-Basketball Steve Johnson-Cross Country. Basketball Steve Kemnetz-Football. Basketball Randy Kinney-Cross Country Lori Krumwiede-Cheerleading Cheryl Lawson-Volleyball. Basketball Mike Livermore-Cross Country. Basketball Tom Luttrell-Football Tracy Messer-Cross Country Laurie Ostrom-Volleyball Lerrie Panzer-Cheerleading Rick Peers-Track David Punke-Basketball Doug Richey-Football Dimitrije Roncevich Basketball Sherry Rutkowske-Cheerleading Jill Seibring-Basketball David Shore-Cross Country Kim Short-Volleyball Julie White-Basketball Kathy Woolridge-Cross Country. Basketball FRESHMEN OFFICERS Clockwise from the top: David Punke-representative; Rick Peers-treasurer Kelly Sheehan-sergent at arms; Jodi Eyre-secretary; Rhonda Bement-president; David Shore-vice president; Tim Cooper- representative; Not pictured: Doug Horn-representative. FIRST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL HOMECOMING COURT Dimitrije Roncevich Jackie Bryant Susan Roy Kim Short The Freshmen Homecoming float. The Longest Yard won third place. MOST IMPROVED-CROSS COUNTRY Jeff Harrison Tracy Messer LETTER WINNERS John Bixby-Track Greg Burdette-Track Jackie Bryant-Volleyball Kenny Coleman-Cross Country Don Foster-Track. Cross Country Jeff Harrison-Track. Cross Country Mike Livermore-Track fracy Messer-Track Jill Seibring-Volleyball Kim Short-Volleyball. Basketball Julie White-Volleyball. Track MOST IMPROVED-CROSS COUNTRY Randy Kinney Sue Harper 83 Jeff Forbes Don Foster Sherri Foster Chris Galster Jerry Garrett Sean Guillaume Janet Haile Susan Harper Jeff Harrison Jody Haskins Doug Horn Kim Hylbert Mary Isenhower Marlynn Johnson Steve Johnson Steve Kemnetz Randy Kinney Lori Krumweide Cheryl Lawson Jeanine Lehrman Brian Lemley Mike Livermore Tom Luttrell Chuck Magers 84 Laura Mathes Joe McCormick Judy McIntyre Michelle Mercer Tracy Messer Angie Miller Jeff Morris Gary Moss Mike Mount Tim Nelson Laurie Ostrom Brian Overman Laurie Panzer Tim Pearl Rick Peers Amy Potter David Punke Doug Richey Dimitrije Roncevich Susan Roy Sherri Rutkowski Vicki Scales Jill Seibring Ron Shadix 85 Kelly Sheehan Scott Sheehan David Shore Kim Short Joyce Sizemore Melissa Stalter Alan Swanstrom Joe Teesdale Mike Thompson Bobby Vaughn Julie White Sherry White Todd Wickenhauser Mike Withers Kathy Woolridge Margaret Wright Not Pictured: Bill Atkins Tim Cooper Lori Doty Gerald Moss Mike Nelson Sandy Poison Jon Potts Linda Sizemore Roy Watson Ken Withers PHS Stars: Laverne (Susan Harper). Shirley I (Julie White), Shirley II (Dee Fickbohm). Charlie Chaplin (Amy Potter). Kim works on the float. Help me I am foaming at mouth! Donny wake up! I said no! What are you doing? Laurie serves the ball. 87 88 VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row: Steve Nuss. John Kessler. Brad Forsyth. Mgrs. 2nd Row: Lou Brown. Glen Fickbohm. Todd Shader. Rick Harper. Jim Bender. Bob Valentine. Mike Branham. Dave Woolridge. Alex Dorche. Jim Panzer. Elmar Landolt. Todd Hofer. 3rd Row: Coach Zimmerman. Marc Wolf. Steve Loschen. Todd James. Don Richey. Luis Anda. Jeff Birkey. Dale Weckhorst. Carl Hoke. Dan Bixby. Coach Forsyth. 4th Row: Vic Zimmerman. Steve Woolridge. Rich Gilonske. Steve Lee. Mike Kemnetz. Todd Pilcher. Jeff Rubarts. Mike Gustafson. Bob Newsom. , Record 7-2 Milford Monticello Schlarman Westville Georgetown Watseka Clifton Hoopeston Gibson City The Varsity Mustangs had another fine season. Led by halfbacks Jeff Rubarts and Rick Harper, they tied for second in the Wauseca Conference. pfr The Varsity at one of the few assemblies Preparing for the big game FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Front Row: Jeff Forbes. Mgr.. Mike Thompson. Doug Richey. Brian Rydell. Bob Nickols. Robo Emberson. 2nd Row: Mike Widmer. Sean Guillaume. Chris Kneuppel. Tom Sheehan. John Dice. Scott Jennings. 3rd Row: Dave Bebout. Ed Clampitt. Greg Burdette. Dwight Lawson. Charlie Bennett. Mike Nuckols. Leon Anda. 4th Row Steve Kemnetz. Robbie Merger. Dave Merrick. Bob Gilonske. Willie Griffin. Dan Marlar. Brian Adams. Not pictured Dolph Burgrabe. Tom Luttrell and Jerry Garrett The Frosh Soph Mustangs began the season with a slow start, but had constant improvement every week. The season was highlighted in the final game with a 28-6 romp of Gibson City. The Little Mustangs ended the season with a 4-4 overal record. Tim Sheehan rounds the corner. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL First Row: Patty Killingsworth. Sandy Burklund. Peggy Wood. Angie Hofer. Second Row: Assistant Coach Don Shields. Kelly Molck. Patty Lee. Mindy Swan. Tami Edwards. Peggy Popel. Kandy Klann. Lisa Rydell. Head Coach Toni Molck. Varsity Record 20-3 Mahomet-Seymour 15- 12 15- 17 Westville 12- 15 15- 7 Georgetown 15- 8 15- 6 Watseka 15- 5 15- 7 Hoopeston-East Lynn 15- 0 15- 5 Danville Schlarman 15- 1 15- 2 Buckley-Loda 15- 3 15- 1 Clifton Central 15- 5 15- 3 Westville 15- 3 15- 6 Gibson City 15- 10 15- 9 Georgetown 15- 7 15- 3 Unity 7- 15 15- 8 Watseka 15- 12 15- 6 Hoopeston-East Lynn 15- 4 15- 12 Danville Schlarman 15- 3 15- 0 Gibson City 15- 4 15- 10 Clifton Central 15- 4 15- 7 Rantoul 15- 10 15- 9 Urbana 9- 15 14- 16 Cissna Park 15- 4 15- 6 Ford Central 15- 5 15- 4 Bismarck-Henning 15- 6 15- 4 Mahomet-Seymour 5- 15 15- 3 WAUSECA AND DISTRICT CHAMPS INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Sandy Burklund - Best Spiker Angie Hofer - Best Setter. Best Server Patty Killingsworth - Best Defensive Peggy Wood - Best Offensive All four players were also elected to the All Conference Team. Sandy Burklund was also named to the News Gazette All-area team. The 1980 Volleyball team sported a 20-3 record this year and missed a repeat trip to state by a loss for Sectional championship. Among the highlights of the season were: going undefeated in conference play and winning the Wauseca Conference Trophy; winning the District Championship for third year in a row; and defeating a powerful Unity team which placed third in state play. Next year promises to be another successful year with five returning juniors and a group of strong sophomores moving up. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL First Row: Laurie Ostrom. Jackie Bryant. Jill Seibring. Cheryl Lawson. Kim Short. Kris Watts. Second Row: J.V. Coach Don Shields. Tawna Swanstrom. Kelly Molck. J.J. Long. Linda Killingsworth. Patty Lee. Mindy Swan. Karen Withers. Junior Varsity finished the season with a 14-5 record showing great intensity and competitiveness. They should form a fine finish to a well established Varsity next year. Statisticians: Above: Cindy Scott. Lauren Bloom. Gigi Gantter. Below: Laura Knueppel. Holly Alkire. J.V. Record 14-5 Mahomet-Seymour 15- 9 15- 5 Westville 15- 12 12- 15 15- 3 Georgetown 7- 15 8 15 Watseka II- 15 15- 5 1 1- 15 Hoopeston-East Lynn 15- 8 17- 15 Danville Schlarman 15- 8 14- 16 15- 7 Buckley Loda 15- 8 14- 16 15- 4 Clifton Central 15- 12 15- 6 Westville 15- 11 15- 5 Gibson City 15- 10 15- 9 Georgetown 15- 9 16- 14 Unity 2- 15 16- 14 12- 15 Watseka 15- 17 II- 15 Hoopeston-East Lynn 15- 1 8- 15 15- 3 Danville Schlarman 15- 2 15- 8 Gibson City 15- 7 15- 8 Clifton Central 15- 1 1 1- 15 15- 2 Rantoul 15- 11 17- 15 Urbana 15- 2 3- 15 9- 15 9J BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Craig Stockman. Mike Livermore. David Shore. Roy Havenner. Kenny Coleman: Second Row: Rick Schrodt. Randy Kinney. Mike Lantz. Don Foster. David Carson. Doug Ehmen. Chris Dremann; Third Row: Mitch McClure. Matt McClure. Steve Johnson. Jeff Flarrison. Joel Rasmus. Mark Kavajecz. Keith Messer. Rick Evans. Coach Guyot. ROYS PROGRAM IHSA STATE MEET 4th SECTIONAL MEET 1st DISTRICT MEET 1st WAUSECA CONF 1st I SWauseca 2nd Paxton Inv. 3rd Manteno Inv. — 3rd Mahomet-Seymour Inv. 2nd SPARTAN CLASSIC — I st BISMARCK INV. — 1st U HIGH INV 1st Dual Record 10 3 k. Messer. M McClure. C Stockman This was the most exciting year for the team since the program started in the early I960’s. The year was a culminiation of three years of difficult work and sustaining the belief that you could succeed. Those who went through the trying times of financial cuts and the sometimes exasperating experience of the Running Club now know that all the rough times were worth it. -Coach Guyot Keith Messer being cheered on by his father. Matt McClure became the second runner in PHS history to be selected as all-con-lerence for 3 consecutive years. GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Angie Owens. Tracy Messer. Sheri Corning. Kathy Woolridge. Meg Slattery. Sue Harper: Second Row: Karla Patterson. Chris Beck. Kathy Stedwell. Cari Shelton. Angie Harper. Wendv Ford. Debbie Godwin Kathy Stedwell. I lu girls' program was above average in 1980. In their first race of the year they captured the PAXTON INV and got Tirsl The girls gol 3rd and 7th respectively at The GEORGEIOWN AND UNITY INV The girls entered the IHSA DISTRICT MEET with an 113 Dual Record. They gol fourth at DISTRICT. I he 1981 Cross Country Team will be very strong, with everyone returning, except graduating Angie Owens. Kathy trying to catch the girl in front of her. Wendy Ford. v i Chris Beck and Tracy Messer at the Boys District Meet. VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row-. Chuckie Magers. Chris Dremann. Back Row . Lewis Brown. Tim McMahan. Front Row: Steve Loschen. Gary Abel. Kelly Smith. Blaine Schwartz. Joel Rasmus. Back Row: Brian Brown. Don Richey. Todd Pilcher. Vic Zimmerman. Todd James. Not Pictured: Mike Birch. The Varsity Basketball team experienced a long season. They played 24 games and lost 22; the wins came over Chicago Washington and Westville. Who's up there??? Tiny'' Abel the dribbling machine. The Basketball. Pilcher and Morger in action. FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL Front Row: Joe Teesdale. Brian Rydell. Scott W. Sheehan. Mike Lantz. Mike Kief. Back Row: Leon Anda. Willie Griffin. Bob Gilonske. Dave Merrick. Brian Lemley. Charlie Bennett. Not Pictured: Brian Adams. Chris Tavenner. Steve Johnson showing off. Front Row-. Donnie Foster. Jeff Forbes. Sean Guilluame. Dave Punke. Doug Horn. Back Row: Mike Livermore. Steve Johnson. Steve Kemnetz. Dimitrije Roncevich. Dolph Burgrabe. Greg Burdette. Reach for the stars. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: Kandy Klann. Debbie Jordan. Laura Knueppel. Sandy Burklund. Carrie Bennett. Back Row: Peggy Popel. Robin Thompson. Sandy Garrelts. Shay Darr. Cheryl Workman. Patty Stadler. Peggy Wood. Not Pictured: Mgrs. and Stats.-Connie Pilcher. Evelyn Foellner. Donna Hofbauer. Lynn Burdette. Lisa Shallenberger. Sherry White. 26-3 We They We They Ford Central 44 41 Hoopeston 92 38 Monticello 36 37 Schlarman 64 24 Westville 72 1 1 Gibson City 45 24 Georgetown 59 32 Clifton 48 15 Watseka 70 42 Westview 45 34 Hoopeston 84 20 Willobroad 44 25 Schlarman 59 55 Gardner 50 29 Gibson City 59 55 Mahomet 47 37 Clifton 45 24 Gibson City 43 37 Mahomet 57 23 Milford 51 48 Rantoul 40 35 Jamaica 48 45 Westville 60 7 Chatsworth 53 49 Georgetown 48 45 Rushville 58 45 Watseka 53 29 Chatsworth 29 44 The Girls’ Varsity Basketball team had a fine 26-3 record. Although a young team with only three seniors. the Lady Mustangs won the Peotone Classic, finished undefeated in Wauseca Conference play for the fourth year, and advanced to the Elite Eight after overcoming a strong Chatsworth team and knocking off 1980 State-Runnerup Jamaica. The nine juniors on the team look forward to possibly another trip to the Hall. 98 FROSH-SOPH GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front Row-. Jackie Bryant. Rhonda Bement. Kim Hylbert. Sue Harper. Kathy Woolridge. 2nd Row: Kim Short. Jill Seibring. Donna Behm. Patty Lee. Linda Killingsworth. Julie White. Back Row: Lauren Bloom. J.J. Long. Kelly Molck. Donna Manzke. Cheryl Lawson. Karen Withers. Not pictured: Karen Abbe. We They We They Westville 38 21 Ford Central 31 32ot Mahomet-Seymour 21 27 Monticello 30 27 Rantoul 20 34 Westville 30 19 Georgetown 33 22 Georgetown 32 22 Watseka 46 24 Watseka 46 19 Chatsworth 32 31 Floopeston 57 10 Hoopeston 40 15 Schlarman 51 12 Gibson City 38 30 Gibson City 41 33 Clifton Central 31 29 Clifton Central 25 16 The Frosh-Soph girls had an excellent season going undefeated in conference and 15-3 overall. After losing their frist game in OT. they stormed back not losing again until midway in the season dropping consecutive decision to Mahomet and Rantoul. The Sophomores will add balance and drive to next year's Varsity. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Junior Varsity-. Top: Kelly Molck. Mindy Swan. Middle: Lori Krumwiede. Rhonda Bement. Bottom: Jill Seibring. Patty Lee. Varsity: Top: Peggy Popel. Chris Thompson. Middle-. Lisa Rydell. Ann Jarboe. Bottom: Sue Eden-field. Debbie Jordan. Varsity cheerleaders in action! 100 Lisa gives Laurie her expert advice. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Junior Varsity-. Clockwise from top; Sherry Rutkowske. Sandi Davis. Jerri Couch. Lori Krumwiede. Jodi Eyre. Laurie Panzer. Varsity: starting at left. Natalie Grayson. Ann Jarboe. Sue Edenfield. Angie Hofer. Lisa Rydell. BOYS' TRACK 1981 First Row: John Bixby. John Dice. Matt McClure. Don Foster. Craig Stockman. Keith Messer. Bobby Valentine. Roy Flavener. David Shore. David Carson. Greg Burdette; Second Row: Todd Shader. Mike Livermore. Willie Griffin. Mark Kavajecz. Jim Bender. Mitch McClure. Jim Panzer. Elmar Landolt. Rick Evans. Rick Peers; Third Row: Mgr. Jeff Forbes. Lewis Brown. Steve Woolridge. Rob Morger. Rick Harper. Albert Rattonetti. Vic Zimmerman. Brian Brown. Chris Dremann. Mike Lantz; Fourth Row: Coach Guyot. Tim Sheehan. Dan Marlar. Marc Wolf. Mike Nuckols. Joel Rasmus. David Woolridge. Dan Bixby. Glen Fickbohm. Jeff Harrison. Randy Kinney. Doug Ehmen. Mgr. Doug Richey and Coach Mike Brehm. Not Pictured Luis Anda. GIRLS' TRACK 1981 First Row: Kim Short. Chris Beck. Linda Killingsworth. Laura Castillo. Teresa Mattoon. Laura Knueppel. Mindy Swan. Sue Harper. Second Row: Carla Patterson. Jane Partridge. Sandy Carleton. Mariana Guardia. Lisa Rydell. Kandy Klann. Julie White. Tracy Messer. Back Row: Mgrs. Karla Eyre and Patty Sitter. Patty Killingsworth. Chris Thompson. Karen Withers. Tami Houston. Martie Punke. Robin Thompson. Peggy Popel. Coach Tuggle. Chris Beck takes a flying leap. Peggy Popel clears the bar. The 1981 Paxton High School Trackettes. Both the boys and girls track teams had fine seasons. The boys won the Wausecua Conference meet and placed second at District. Going to state for the boys were Mitch McClure. Matt McClure. Luis Anda. Mark Kavajecz. Jim Bender. Craig Stockman, and Vic Zimmerman. Girls going to state were Patty Killingsworth. FOURTH AT STATE Milch McClure in hoi pursuit of Riverton's Scoll Perry. Mall McClure and Mark Kavajecz running in a Pack . Keith Messer looking tough. The year 1980 was a special ar for the Paxton cross-country teams for it was the first year of school sponsored cross country. The Boys’ Cross-Country team won six of the twelve invitationals they entered and never finished worse than 4th in any meet they entered. The highlight of the year was the fourth place finish at the state meet by the boys. Their fourth place finish was the highest place of any sport in state playoff competition. The boys also had an all-state selection with the eighth place finish by senior Mitch McClure. THE FOURTH BEST CLASS A CROSS COUNTRY TEAM IN THE STATE! IT WAS DONE IN 81 The girls celebrate after the 53-49 double overtime victory over Chatsworth. Shay Darr in the path of Chatsworth's Becky Weber. Robyn Thompson on the fastbreak. Just a few of the fans at the Assembly Hall. Kandy Klann drives the lane. Shay Darr wants the ball. Robyn Thompson and Peggy Popel bringing the ball upcourt. Once again the Girls' Basketball Team reached a lofty goal in reaching the Elite 8 in Basketball. The girls battled it out with Chatsworth in the Super Sectional and won in double overtime 53-49. It was the 2nd year that the Mustangs had reached The Hall.” Paxton played Rushville in its quarterfinal game. Pax lost 58-45. but with many letterwinners returning next year they could reach the Hall again. FB SENIOR ATHLETES First Row: Luis Anda. Jeff Birkev. Second Row: Lou Brown. Rob Dargan. Mike Gustafson. Third Row: Mike Kemnetz. Elmar Landolt. Bob Newsom. Fourth Row: Jeff Rubarts. Todd Shader. Steve Woolridge. PHS SENIOR ATHLETES Sandy Rurklund. Volleyball Pally Killingsworth. Volleyball Angie Hofer. Cheerleader Wood. Volleyball SENIOR ATHLETES Top Row From Left: Angie Owens Cross Country. Sandy Rurklund Basketball. Sandy Garrelts Basketball. Middle Row: Peggy Wood Basketball. Tami Houston Track. Laura Castillo Track. Bottom Row: Martie Punke Track. Patty Killingsworth Track. u i£‘ yUXTOA 80L-4 '!STANC TRACK SENIOR ATHLETES rM Top Row From Left: Milch McClure. Mall McClure. Elmar Landolt. Middle Row: Rick Evans. Lewis Brown. Sieve Woolridge. Bottom Row: Keith Messer. Luis Anda. all track. Not Pictured: Todd Shader. O 109 PHS COACHES Mr. For., ii. Football Mr. Young. G. Basketball Mrs. Molck. Volleyball Mr. Prina. B. Basketball Mr. Zimmerman. Football Mr. Guyot. B. Track. C.C. Mr. Brehm. B. Track. C.C. Mr. Sheilds. G. V-ball. B ball Mr. Glenn. Football Mr. Tuggle. G. Track. C.C. Mr. Bailey. Football 110 ADMINISTRATION Above: Mrs. Margaret Fiorillo. Guidance. Left: Mr. Charles Wood, Superintendent and Mr. William Wylie. Principal. First Row: Mr. George Laszar. Mr. Dennis Short. Mr. John Stevenson. President. Second Row.- Mr. William Brinegar. Secretary. Mrs. Judith Popel. Mr. Dean Blackford. Mr. Timothy Schofield 112 SERVICE STAFF Starting at top: Dorothy Foster, office secretary. Marlene Stalter. Guidance secretary, and cafeteria cashier. Teri Seaman, student helper. Linn Davis, student helper. 113 FACULTY Clockwise From Above Left: Mary Beer. Librarian. Michael Brehm. Health. Freshmen Orientation. Cross Country Coach. Assistant Track Coach, Intramural Director. Tardy boy. Charles Climer. Social Studies. Harold Crawford. Agriculture. FFA Sponsor. Sandra Emerick. Math. NHS Sponsor. Jerry Fleming. English Student Teacher. Stanley Daro. Art. AFS Sponsor. Joan Cole. Learning Disabilities. 114 Clockwise From Above Left: Clint Forsyth. Science. Varsity Football. Terri Heinzman. Special Education. David Harber. English. Speech. Play. Thespians. Fred Guyot. English. Cross Country Coach. Track Coach. Tardy man. Rick Glenn. Social Studies. Student Council. Sophomore Football. Frosh-Soph Basketball. Angela Greenwell. Business Education. Cheerleading Sponsor. Gene Kingston. Special Education. Mental Health Club Sponsor. Tina Frisbie. Math. Reflector Sponsor. 115 Clockwise From Above Left: Rose Lindgren. Home Economics. Jean Lukens. Science. Science Club. Joyce Pool. Business Education. Richard Rundquist. Foreign Languages. Blue Gold Sponsor. Toni Molck. Girls P.E. 6 Volleyball Coach. John Seng. Driver's Education, and Varsity Club. Jeri Oncken. Chorus. James Reeder. Industrial Arts. 116 Clockwise From Above Left: Joseph Wolfe. Band. Flag Rifle Team, and Drill Team Sponsor. George Young. Biology. Varsity Girls Basketball Coach. Gerald Zimmerman. Biology. Boy’s P.E. Assistant Football Coach. Athletic Director. Donald Wolf. ICE. VICA Sponsor. Industrial Arts. Donald Shields. English. Frosh-Soph Girls Volleyball. Basketball Coach. Kim Shambrook. Health P.E. Student Teacher. Laurence Smith. Driver's Education. Robert Tuggle. Boy s P.E.. Girl's Track Coach. 117 Abbe. Karen 76. 77 Abel. Gary 70. 71. 96 Adam . Brian 7. 12. 29. 36. 76. 77. 91 Adkin . li a 26. 46. 76. 77. 103. 105 Adkin . Troy 76 Alkire. Holly 41. 43. 76. 93 Allred. Julie 70 Amtden. Vicki 8. 13. 17. 18. 26. 29. 30. 32. 34. 49. 45. 48. 49. 50. 52. 60. 68 Anda. Leon 44. 77. 76. 91. 97 Anda. lim 4. 8. 18. 30. 37. 44. 45. 48. 49. 52. 60. 6 66. 90. 102. 109 Ander on. Beth 28. 29. 41. 43. 70 Arend . Jeff 5. 30. 31. 41. 76. 8 I Atkins. Jim 82 Bebout. David 82. 83. 91 Beck. Chris 7. 28. 29. 37. 40. 42. 43. 77. 88. 99. 100 Beck. David 9. 33. 48. 49. 52. 60 Beckstrand. Nancy 16. 41. 43. 69. 76 Behm. Donna 82. 99 Behm. Rich 70 Bemenl. Rhonda 26. 31. 82. 83. 99. 100 Bender. Jim 44. 70. 71. 90. 102 Benear. Bonita 35. 37. 46. 76 Bennett. Carrie 70. 71 Bennett. Charlie 76. 77. 91. 97 Berner. Danette 36. 76 Birch. Mike 16. 17. 19. 71. 96 Birkey. Jeff 8. 32. 44. 48. 52. 60. 62. 90 Baby. Dan 6. 12. 34. 70. 71. 90. 102 Bixby. John 30. 31. 38. 39. 41. 43. 82. 83. 102 Bloom. Lauren I I. 44. 76. 77. 93. 99 Bollinger. Tam 9 60 Booth. Sam 82 Branham. Mike 16. 32. 37. 48. 50. 52. 90 Briggs. Sandy 52 Bridges. Michelle 5. 82. 87. 103 Brinegar. Sheila 5. 28. 29. 30. 31. 38. 39. 40. 43. 46. 70. 71 Brown. Brian 16. 70. 71. 96. 102 Brown. Lew 6. 8. 31. 35. 40. 43. 48. 52. 62. 90. 96. 102. 109 Bruner. Daryl 5. 44. 76 Bryant. Jackie 82. 83. 87. 103 Buhrmaster. Carrie 28. 31. 70. 103 Burdette. Greg 30. 31. 40. 43. 82. 83. 91. 97. 102. 105 Burdette. Lynn 5. 26. 28. 29. 30. 31. 40. 41. 43. 76. 77 Burgrabe. Dolph 82. 83. 97 Rurklund. Sandy 9. 16. 18. 26. 37. 46. 48. 49. 50. 52. 59. 60. 63. 66. 67. 68. 89. 92. 107. 108 Burton. Mike 46, ' Buzzard. Ramona 28. 29. 30. 31. 76. 77. 81. 108 Cabbage. Cindy 46. 81. 76. 103 Cabbage. Tami 70 Canavan. Priscilla 9. 50. 52. 60. 63 Carleton. Sandy 103 Carson. David II. 35. 40. 41. 43. 76. 77. 88. 94. 102 Castillo. Laura 8. 22. 26. 29. 35. 42. 46. 48. 49. 50. 53. 61. 64. 103. 108 Chickini. Tony 82 Clampitt. Ed 76. 77. 91. 5 Cole. Irina 42. 70. 71. 103 Coleman. Ken 44. 82. 83. 94 Combs. Debbie 70 Combs. Joe 82 Combs. Kathy 46. 76 Combs. Ricky 5. 76 Combs. Teresa 9. 46. 53. 60 Cooper. John 82 Cooper. Tim 26. 83 Coming. Pat 76 Corning. Sherri 28. 82. 83. 95. 103 Couch. Mahala 70 Craft. Lisa 28. 30. 31. 35. 46. 76 Curtis. Jenny 9. 49. 53. 60. 63 Dargan. Rob 6. 9. 32. 48. 53. 61 Darr. Shay 70. 71. 105 Davis. Linn 8. 18. 26. 34. 42. 48. 49. 50. 53. 59. 60. 101. 113 Davis. Sandi 32. 38. 39. 46. 77. 78. 101 Dice. John 4. 24. 82. 83. 87. 91. 102 Dorche. Alex 70. 71. 90 Dover. Marylin 8. 32. 53 Downs. Brenda 5. 44. 45. 70 Dremann. Chris 6. 41. 43. 82. 83. 94. 96. 102 Eaves. Robin 70 Edenfield. Sue 4. 5. 70. 71. 100. 101. 103 Edward . Tami 6. 10. 26. 34. 70. 71. 92 Ehmen. Doug 5. 41. 43. 77. 78. 94. 102 Elliot. Karah 5. 82 Elliot. Kelly 26. 28. 41. 70. 71. 103 Emberson. Robo 82. 83. 91 Engdahl. Jim 8. 33. 34. 48. 49. 51. 53. 60 Evans. Rick 8. 17. 33. 34. 37. 44. 45. 48. 50. 53. 61. 62. 67. 68. 94. 102 Eyre. Jodi 18. 26. 82. 83. 101. 107. 109 Eyre. Karla 28. 41. 42. 43. 70. 103 Eyre. Kathy 9. 29. 48. 60. 65. 71 Fickbohm. Deanna 5. 82. 86. 87. 103 Fickbohm. Glen 7. 71. 90. 102 Field . Shirley 48. 53. 61 Fillinger. Gloria 8. 28. 29. 31. 38. 39. 46. 48. 54. 60. 63. 71. 103 Foellner. Evelyn 9. 10. 26. 28. 29. 30. 33. 34. 37. 38. 39. 40. 42. 43. 48. 49. 51. 54. 59. 60. 67. 68 Forbes. Jeff 83. 84. 91. 97. 102 Ford. Wendy 7. 13. 33. 35. 42. 71. 95. 103 Foster. Donnie 83. 84. 87. 88. 94. 97. 102. 104 Foster. Sherri 84 French. Annette 9. 29. 38. 39. 46. 59 Frichtl. Kim 9. 32. 46. 51. 54. 60. 63. 67 Frichtl. Patti 8. 32. 46. 50. 54. 60. 62. 67 Gamier. Gigi 6. 26. 28. 29. 30. 35. 37. 38. 39. 41. 42. 45. 71. 93 Garrelts. Sandy 9. 32. 34. 48. 49. 54. 65. 108 Garrett. Jerry 54. 83 Garrett. Maleeta 40. 42 Gentzler. Diane 38. 39. 46 Gibbs. Lana 28. 29. 30. 40. 43. 46. 78. 103 Gilonske. Rob 78. 91. 97 Gilonske. Rich 44. 71. 90 Glazik. Denise 13. 78 Glazik. Kathy 9. 13. 26. 46. 54. 59. 60. 62. 66. 67 Godwin. Debi 36. 42. 69. 77. 78. 88. 95 Grayson. Natalie 71. 101 Griffin. Kathy 9. 49. 54. 61 Griffin. Willie 11. 77. 78. 91. 97. 102 Guardia. Mariana 103 Guillaume. Sean 83. 84. 91. 97 Gustafson. Mike 8. 32. 48. 54. 60. 66. 90 Haile. Janet 84. 87. 103 Hall. Bonni 28. 29 Hanson. Ron 9. 44. 54. 61 Harms. Donna 78. 81 Harper. Angie 7. 37. 77. 78. 95 Harper. Rick 6. 71. 89. 90. 102 Harper. Susan 83. 84. 86. 95. 99 103 Harris. Connie 5. 35. 40. 43. 78 Harrison. Jeff 44. 83. 84. 94. 102. 104 Haskins. Jody 84 Haskins. Roxanne 28. 31. 103 Havener. Roy 5. 35. 44. 77. 78. 94. 102 Henderson. Ann 8. 17. 19. 26. 32. 39. 51. 55. 65 Herges. Dennis 9. 18. 32. 44. 49. 51. 55. 60. 64 Hewerdine. Tammy 103 Hinrich . Lynette 8. 26. 29. 32. 37. 39. 40. 41. 43. 49. 55. 67. 68. 71 Hofbauer. Donna 26. 28. 34. 35. 37. 71. 103 Hofer. Angie 8. 16. 18. 26. 30. 32. 34. 35. 36. 37. 39. 46. 48. 49. 51. 55. 59. 63. 68. 92. 101. 107 Hofer. Todd 90 Hoke. Carl 44. 71. 90 Horn. Doug 26. 40. 43. 83. 84. 97 Houston. Debbie 5. 41. 43. 77. 78. 81. 88 Houston. Tami 8. 34. 37. 48. 55. 63. 103 Hylbert. Kim 84. 99 Hylbert. Lynn 28. 29. 30. 31. 41. 43. 71 Isenhower. Mary 38. 39. 84 Iverson. Brian 9 James. Todd 18. 36. 71. 90. 96 Jarboe. Ann 33. 40. 42. 43. 71. 100. 101 Jennings. Scott 77. 78. 91 Johnson. Marlynn 84 Johnson. Steve 83. 84. 94. 97 Johnson. Tim 78 Jordan. Debbie 4. 10. 17. 19. 33. 42. 43. 46 Judge. Alice 5. 41. 43. 35. 78 Kavajecz. Mark 71. 94. 102. 104 kelly. Kari 8. 49. 51. 55. 32. 63. 67 Kemnetz. Mike 6. 8. 16. 32. 48. 49. 50. 55. 90 kemnetz. Steve 83. 84. 91. 97 kessler. John 28. 29. 32. 37. 71. 78. 90 kief. Mike 44. 78. 97 killingsworlh. Linda 77. 78. 93. 99. 103 killinsworth. Patty 6. 9. 7. 37. 41. 43. 48. 51. 55. 60. 62. 67. 92. 103. 107. 108 kingston. Greg 44. 45 Kinnaman. Angie 46 Kinney. Randy 83. 84. 94. 102 klann. kandy 6. 19. 26. 34. 35. 43. 44. 71. 92. 103 Knell. Mo 9. 44. 46. 47. 51. 55. 60. 64. 103 Knueppel. Chris 10. 77. 78. 91 Knueppel. Dave 9. 32. 51. 56. 61. 63. 64. 67 knueppel. Laura 7. 13. 37. 71. 93. 103 Krumwiede. Lori 4. 83. 84. 100. 101 Landolt. Elmar 4. 8. 12. 16. 18. 23. 29. 31. 35. 48. 49. 50. 56. 61. 90. 102. 109 lantz. Mike 41. 43. 77. 78. 94. 97. 102. 103 Lawson. Cheryl 6. 83. 84. 93. 99 Lawson. Dwight 77. 78. 91 Lee. Patty 4. 6. 7. 77. 78 92. 93. 100 Lee. Steve 6. 19. 71. 90 Lehrman. Jeanine 42. 84 lemley. Brian 84. 97 Levitt. Jim 9. 44. 50. 60 Lindauer. Pam 9. 32. 46. 50. 56. 60. 103 118 «. o Livermore. Mike 38. 39. 93. 84. 88. 94. 97. Patterson. Carla 7. 28. 37. 71. 95. 103 ■ Sutler. Misty 42. 86. 103 102 Paulus. Kim 34. 71. 103 MB Sled well. Kathy 5. 29. 40. 43. 77. 80. 95 long. J.J. 77. 78. 93. 99 Pearl. Tim 85 jj|||||gj Stockman Oa 26. 28. 29 36. 71, 94 102. lotchen. Sieve 19. 44. 4$. 71. 90. 96 Peers. Carol 26. 28. 29. 31. 33. 34. 35. 36. hhI 104 luttrell. Rhonda 56. 60 38. 39. 41. 43. 71. 77 8ER Swan. M.ndv 4 6. 7. 77. 80. 88. 92. 93. luttrell. Sieve 78. 88 Peers. Rick 26. 30. 31. 83. 85. 102. 105 100. 103 lullrell. Tom 83. 84 Peters. Kris 5. 28. 29. 38. 46. 71 Swanslrom. Alan 86 Lyon . Grade 32. 38. 39. 46. 79. 88 Petroff. Dana 31. 34. 40. 42. 43. 71 8K Swanslrom. Tawna 26 46. 77. 80 93 McBride. Su an 5. 26. 28. 35. 40. 43. 69. Pilcher. Connie 8. 17. 18. 26. 34. 37. 39. 48. H Swenson. Ore 9. 30. 31 40. 43. 47. 49 51. 77. 79. 103 49 MB -60 McCann. Donna 46. 69 Pilcher. Todd 16. 19. 24. 71. 90. 96. 99 BB| lavenner. Chris 77. 80 McClure. Mall 8. 16. 32. 48. 49. 56. 65. 94. Pilkington. Sherrill 28. 29. 30. 38. 39. 46 MEma Teesdale. Joel 77. 86. 97 102. 104. 107. 109 Popel. Peggy 4. 10. 19. 24. 26. 35. 37. 71. BB§ 1 hompson. Chris 4. 5. 10. 24. 36. 37. 71. McClure. Milch 6. 9. 16. 32. 49. 49. 56. 65. 92. 100. 103 100. 103 94. 102. 104. 107. 109 Popel. Therese 8. 32. 46. 57. 65. 66. 67. 118 ,fi|B| Thompson. Mike 86. 91 McClure. Tiger 5. 35. 36. 77. 79. 88 Poller. Amy 91. 43. 85. 86. 87 I hompson. Robyn 4. 33. 35. 37. 42. 71. 103. McCormick. Joe 85 Price. Larry 46. 59 rag los McCreary. Adelle 13. 32. 79 Pruitt. Vivki 38. 39. 46. 79 B« turner. Mark 44. 46. 80 McIntyre. Judy 85. 87 Punke. David 26. 44. 83. 85. 97 BBBs Turner. Marvin 38. 39 McIntyre. Randy 9. 56. 60 Punke. Marti 8. 32. 33. 37. 39. 40. 42. 48. MM Valentine. Bob 6. 71. 75. 90. 102 McMahan. Tim 40. 43. 44. 45. 71. 96 49. 57. 60. 65. 68. 103 JjHB au hn. Bob 86. 105 McMahan. Tom 44. 46 Rackley. Cyndee 42 MB Waller. Dave 9. 44. 51. 58 60. 62. 67 Mabi . Shelly 46. 79. 105 Rasmus. Joel 7. 13. 28. 33. 38. 39. 71. 94. M| Watts Kris 35. 80 88 93 Mager . Chuck 44. 84. 88. 96 96. 102. 104 Ml Weckhorst. Dale 16. 24. 33. 71. 75. 90 Manrke. Donna 12. 46. 77. 79. 99 Rasmus. 8obby 41. 43. 79 ■M Wheeler. Sam 46. 75 Marlar. Danny 77. 79. 91. 102 Ratlonelli. Al 71. 102. 105 MB Whitaker. 1 odd 51. 60 Marlar. Susie 9. 16. 51. 56. 65. 67 Reckowsky. Diane 17. 18. 40. 42. 43. 50 MM White. Julie 8 83. 86. 99. 103 Marron. Kellie 28. 30. 31. 35. 103 Richey. Don 28. 33. 37. 38. 39. 71. 90. 96 Mi White. Sherry 69. 86 83. 99. 103 Marshall. Kri 26. 28. 29. 30. 31. 40. 43. 77. Richey. Doug 28. 38. 39. 40. 43. 83 85. 91. MM Wtckenhouser Todd 7 1. 80 79. 103 102 Mi Widmer Mike 5. 86 Mason Julie 8. 44. 46. 56. 62. 103 Richmond. Chuck 57 MM Wilcox. Debbie 44. 7 7. 80 91 Ma ey. Sandy 10. 36. 79 Riggleman. Diane 9. 32. 57. 61 MB Wilton. April 80 Malhe . Laura 85 Roncevich. Dimilrije 83. 85. 97 BM Wilson. Connie 75 Maihe . Robbie 46. 79 Ronna. Cheryl 9. 16. 18. 44. 46. 57. 60. 64 MM Withers. Dave 8. 44. 46. 59 60 Matloon. Teresa 10. 19. 24. 37. 38. 39. 42. Roy. Ron 105 BB Withers Karen 1 1. 77. 80. 93. 99 71. 103 Roy. Susan 83. 85 Withers. Mike 86 Meent . Kri 25. 30. 31. 35. 40. 71. 103 Rubarts. Jeff 9. 18. 32. 44. 45. 48. 49. 50. Mi Wolf. Marc 13. 26. 37. 71. 75. 90. 102 Mercer. Michelle 85 58. 60. 62. 67. 90 Mf1 Wood. Peggy 9. 10. 26. 33. 34. 37. 39 41. Merrick. David 26. 33. 37. 77. 79. 91. 97 Rulkowtke. Sherry 83. 85. 101 BM 4j-4g-49 s9 60 64 6g 9: ic7-,o8 Messer. Keilh 8. 48. 57. 65. 66. 94. 102. Rydell. Brian 5. 44. 80. 91. 97 SBB yooInd e. Dave 6. 71. 75. 90. 102 109. 104. 107 Rydell. lisa 4. 34. 37. 40. 42. 43. 71. 92. jjBjjpf Woolridge. kathy 5. 37. 40. 43. 83. 36 95. Messer. Tracy 5. 40. 43. 83. 85. 95. 103 100. 101. 103 BM 99 Meyer. Belh 77. 79 Sanders. Louis 46. 58. 60 IBBI Woolridge. Steve 8 33. 34 37. 48. 68 90 j Milchuck. Jacinda 36. 77. 79 Scale . Viki 38. 39. 85 BM 102. 109 Miller Angie 85 Schrodl. Rick II. 37. 94. 105 BB Woolworth Jerri 82. 83. 101 Molck. Kelly 5. 77. 79. 92. 93. 99. 100 Schwartz. Blaine 8. 32. 51. 58. 63. 66. 68 M Workman. Cheryl 5. 33. 34. 35. 40. 43. 71. Monroe. Darren 79 96 MM 7s I Monroe. Pal 79 Scotl. Cindy 8 16. 26. 28. 32. 48. 49. 57. MB Wright. Jeamne 30. 80 103. 105 Morger. Robbie 7. 30. 31. 77. 79. 91. 96. 59. 61. 64. 67. 68. 93 Yanders. Yvette 9 1 102 Seaman. Teri 8. 58. 60. 63. 105. 113 BM Yitr ' °ndy 8 43 4? 49 63 68 Morris. Jeff 85 Seibring. Jill 4. 6. 69. 83. 99 Mi Young. Bobbye 28. 29. 38 39 71. 75 Morris. Randy 44. 79 Shader. Todd 8. 35. 58 65. 90. 102. 109 MM Zabei. Rod 44 46 77 Moss. Gary 5. 44. 85 Shallenberger. Lisa 28. 29. 41. 43. 77. 79. 111 Zimmerman. Vic 6 7. 10. II. 26. 33. 36. 37. Moss. Gerald 9. 44 103 fl|K 71. 75. 90. 96 102 Mount. Mike 85 Shaffer. Lisa 9. 51. 58. 60. 64 9Bk Zuniga. Rob 80 Nalterstad. Julie 24. 34. 35. 40. 42. 43. 71 Sheehan. Kelly 5. 26. 40. 43. 44. 83. 86 Nelson. Tim 85 Sheehan. Scolt D 77. 86 Newsom. Bob 8. 32. 49. 50. 57. 67. 90 Sheehan. Scoll W 44. 86. 97 Nickles. Bob 44. 77. 79. 91 Sheehan. Tim 29. 30. 77. 80. 81. 91. 102 Noble. Rob 8. 32. 51. 59. 60 Shore. David 26. 83. 86 99. 102 Nuckols. Mike 4. 10. 77. 79. 91. 102 Short. Kim 7. 83. 86. 88 93. 99 103 Nus . Mall 44 Siller. Pally 46. 78. 103 Nuts. Pal 11. 16. 44. 79 Sizemore. Joyce 86 Olaf. Cheryl 28 29. 35. 37. 40. 42. 103 Skoog Janelle 28. 29. 31. 35. 38 39. 40. Oslrom. Laurie 5. 7. 83. 85. 87. 93 43. 71. 103 Overman. Brian 43. 83 Slattery. Meg II. 18 28. 29. 36. 42. 77. 80. Owen . Angie 8. 28. 29. 24. 25. 27. 48. 57. 95 62. 68 89 95. 108 Smith. Brian 40. 43. 44. 80 Pamer. Jim 33. 37. 71. 90. 102 Smith. Kelly 71. 96 Panzer. Laurie 83. 85. 101. 105 Snelling. Debbie 46. 80 Partridge. Jane 103 Stadler. Pally 71 119 AUTOGRAPHS 120 AUTOGRAPHS 121 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 124 .