Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

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C° WAUKEGAN. ILL-8 RISTOL. rg Above Left- Bus Drivers (Front) Chuck Ginn, Raymond Przy- goda, Orel Bigham, and Tom Denton. (Back) Lylia Hagel and Betty Heisner. Not pictured Diane Fisher Above Right- Custodians Lloyd Kellerman, Head Custodian; George Butcher, Dean Carson, Bob Nehrkorn. Left- Cooks - Laura Epplin; Eunice Schrader, Mabel Woodside, Cafeteria Manager, and Barbara Brand. Below- Retiring Board Members - As they appeared in 1983 picture, all three served through October 1985 but did not seek re- election this year. Charles Thomas, 8'%2 years on Board. Jack Stumpe, 25 years on Board, 2412 as President. Dean Crumbacher, 15 years on Board, 8 as Secretary. ie he Yea Pe a eee ees % —— a mfr ah me

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The Seniors of ““86” faced many changes throughout their final year at PCHS. It seemed that more changes occurred this year than their other three years com- bined. First the school year began a week earlier than usual. Second senior officers were elected Fred Holland, President; Kathy McKown, Secretary-Treasurer; and Staci Starkweather, Vice-President (pictured at the left) Then came many changes that were very different. The Homecoming Queen candidates were required to all be seniors and homecoming week dress-up days were pro- hibited. Next senior trip was changed from the usual trip to Nashville, Tenn. to Senior Night at Six Flags. The seniors had only a couple of fund-raisers since they did not need such a large amount of money for senior trip. They did decide on senior pictures in color, which took a small amount of money. The seniors graduated as one of the smallest classes in the past years with 104 members, and their class has become smaller every year since their freshman year. Phillip O. Baker John A. Batson Diane L. Bauersachs Marty M. Beltz Beth A. Black Charla K. Boling