Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

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Are these typical Freshmen? “My, aren’t we energetic?!” FRESHMEN = 19

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Future executive, Clinton Bigham. 18 FRESHMEN

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Sophomores Continue Journey Through High School Years The Sophomores began their second year at PCHS by electing their student council representatives and class officers. The class officers were: President Lisa Houghland, Vice-President Lisa Fleming and Secretary-Treasurer Bonnie Fulk, Student council representatives were Rosie Brand, Ralph Loos, Eric Thomas, Matt Mason and Jeanne Spurgeon The Sophs participated in all of the Homecoming activities. From their class, Fred Holland led an incredi- ble Michael Jackson performance, and few acts “Beat It” for excitement. Sophs also entered a float in the homecoming parade and were represented on the court by Kelly Hawkins Just before Christmas, the Sophs completed their annual jewelry sale to build their class treasury in an- ticipation of putting on the prom next year. Charla Boling, Troy Pabst and Aaron Robinson were the top three salespeople. Also at this time, many sophomores attended and enjoyed the Christmas Dance where they were represented by Staci Starkweather and Ralph Loos. In February, Debbie Ross was a member of the Sweetheart Dance Court. Springtime meant the annual record and tape sale Sophomore year meant continuing a journey through high school life, moving up to English Il, possibly Geometry or Social Science, fulfilling their Health class requirement and getting their anxiously awaited driver's license Not Pictured: Darlene McCosky Sophomore Class Officers — Left to Right: Vice-President Lisa Fleming, President Lisa Houghland, Secretary Bonnie Fulk 20 SOPHOMORES