Armstrong High School - Resume Yearbook (Armstrong, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1977 volume:

Class of The Class of 1977 invites you to share the memories of our last year at ATHS with us in the Kesume’ 1977 i Armstrong High School Armstrong, Illinois SIM TOOIOS Dedication The Senior Class of 1977 wishes to dedicate the 1976-77 Resume' to Mr. Vernon Husted in recognition of his outstanding service to the school and to the community. Becky Ackerman Mike Anderson Tammy Bohlen Mike Brooks Beverly Buck Phyllis Buck Tari Carpenter Stephanie Cler Teresa Cockrell 6 Valerie Cornelius Chris Elliott Brenda Ellis Molly Fleming Randy Frcrichs Theresa Gordon Patty Hannagan Sabrina Hesterberg Susie Husted 7 Leo Jeffers Mike Jones Penny Keen Jim Keener Jerry Kuchenbrod Bret Knight Bill Marrs Gary Kuchenbrod Bob Miles 8 Gene Miller Connie Mizell David Murrell Sean McColleni John O’Keefe Glenda Olson Tracy Pannbacker Cindy Parrish Alex Ranim 10 The know-it-all senior. juniors Snjoy Zheir Status Jim Bellamy Martha Buck Rodney Buhr David Burton John Butler Jeff Camp Rick Collins Chuck Cook Eric Cornelius Julie Criblez Dan DeYoung Ron Ellett Kelia Ellis Matt Fleming Patti Fleming Sara Fourez Js Upperclassmen Tina Hill Christy Hoveln Mike Hoveln Ruth Howe Kathy Irvin Dan James David Jarvis Mary Johnson Teresa Johnson Barbie King Yvette LaPierre Peggy Loschen Brenda Martin Jeff McElhoe Kim Miles Cindy Nelson 13 . . . . ‘Juniors Gary O’Banion, absent Randy Rademacher Bob Rawlings Lori Roberts Tracy Roberts Tammy Rose Vicki Smith Tammy Snyder Neil Stalter Tom Wernigk Sue Williams Jeff Withers Bottom: Tom Woodard Patty Anderson Dwight Bohlen Greg Buck Jackie Buck Sophomores 'Discover fiew Harry Cockrell Frank Creighton Scot Denius Becki Dorsey Karen Elliott Marcy Fleming Mark Fleming Jon Fourez Mark Fourez Laura Gordon Ed Hannagan David Hill 16 Michelle Irvin Billy Johnson Lynda Keen Cara King Horizons Lori Long Maureen Miles Terry Mizell Coletta Mosson Doug McCausland Kathy McCollem Kim Oder Bob O’Keefe Russell Packett Tammy Park Laura Parson Debbie Pruiett 17 Ken Reed Larry Roberts Brian Robinson Sue Rogers Leon Schiuter Michele Sieberns Ron Soliars John Statler Scott Talbott Connie Turner Lori Wiesner Kathy Williams .... Sophomores Absent when pictures were taken c -f Karla Buck Mary Buck Bob Burd Scott Burton Chris Cler Dana Cler Rose Cockrell Katy Cook freshmen Begin the Climb on Kent Cornelius Jamie Cross Janice Cross Jay Fruhling Larry Goodhue Brenda Helfrich Jody Hinrichs David Howe 20 Rick Hulse Scott James Russell Johnson Patty Keener Marla King Fred Koebel Les Koonce Barry Kuchenbrod the Cadder to Success Sheryl Loschen Rita Marron Brent Martin Jamie Miles Danny Murrell Detina McCausland Doug McElhoe Teresa Park 21 Richy Rademacher Brian Remington Lisa Rose Tim Sandy Lori Smith Teresa Smith Ronnie Snyder Kim Suits . . . . freshmen Nancy Swan Joella Talbott Laurie Tool Jeff Tucker The senior class officers are Theresa Gordon, treasurer; Jerry Kuchen- brod. vice-president Becky Ackerman, secretary ;and Bret knight, president. Seniors Civics, the joy and thrill of your senior year. Class officers are: Michelle Irvin, trea- surer; Larry Roberts, vice-president; Jackie Buck, secretary; Leon Schluter. president. DRIVER education Freshman class president. Barry Kuchenbrod and his “harem’ Lori Smith, secretary; Laurie Tool, treasurer, and Marla King, vice-president. m r Board of Education and BOARD OF EDUCATION: Richard Fourez, secretary; Mervin Frerichs, president; Rosalind Parrish, Paul Knight, Harry Ashcraft, Wilbert Fruhling, and Dwight Roberts. Education is expensive, but ignorance costs more. You cannot kindle a fire in any other heart until it is burning in your own. Mr. Husted, the school superintendent. Mr. Stagen, principal and Industrial Arts teacher. faculty Helping Students Make Zkeir Own Impressions Teresa Dannenfeldt: Spanish I, II, III, IV, Survey of Composition, Journalism. Bob Bezely: Civics and Boys’ PE. Genny Roberts: Typing I, II, Office Practice, Shorthand, Bookkeeping. A good teacher is someone who can understand those not very good at ex- plaining and explain it to those not very good at understanding. Jackie Wilson: Home Economics, 1, II, III, IV, Family Living. Joann Bauer: Librarian, Typ- Donald McCollem: Guidance. ing I. faculty Helping Students Help Zhemselves Wayne Phillips: Biology I II, Environmental Biology. Teaching is holding out a hand instead of pointing a finger. There is no such word as can’t. Dave Wilson: Advanced Ag., Electricity and Power Mechanics, Introduction to Ag., Welding Carpentry. A student’s life is like a piece of paper on which every passer- by leaves a mark. Adult education will continue as long as children have home- work to do. 30 faculty Helping Students Broaden Zheir Horizons Charles Shields: American Literature, English II, Art, World History. Jane Monteith: English I, Speech, Drama, English Literature. It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expres- sion knowledge. Milton Kelly: Music. John Cox: General Math, Chemistry, Physics. 31 . . . Personnel Woe is the life of a janitor, Lester Booher and Emerson Shumate. The pillar of Armstrong High, Betty Kinney, secretary. Drivers of the big yellow bananas, Earl Smith, Wilbur Millis, Frank Osterbur. Tom Park. Below: Chuck Cook, student janitor and Jim Norville, part-time janitor, take a picture break. Makers of mouth-watering muffins, Marjorie Ashcraft and Bernice Poyner. Below: Who’s next? Hu, hu, hu smiles Ruth Buck, nurse. The student council officers are Tracy Roberts, treasurer; Brenda Martin, reporter;Theresa Gordon, secretary; Rhonda Roberts, vice-president; Jerry Kuchenbrod. president;and Mr. Stagen. advisor. The junior and senior representatives are Phyllis Buck, Julie Criblez, Bill Marrs. Lori Roberts, and Gary Kuchenbrod. Student Council The freshmen and sophomore representatives are Ed Hannagan Brian Remington, Teresa Smith, Kim Oder, Barry Kuchenbrod, Jackie Buck, Kent Cornelius, Becki Dorsey, Jamie Miles, and Karen Elliott. Student Council Sponsored Activities Homecoming was a stunning success, with Student Council actually coming out in the black-money-wise. The Armstrong National Honor Society added nine students to its roll to boost the total number of members to twenty-five. Thirteen of those members became alumni of ATHS on JuneS. 1977. NHS members are Rhonda Roberts. Chris Elliott, Rusty Stagen. Tracy Roberts, Tari Carpenter. Sara Fourez, Phyllis Buck, Tammy Boh- len, Patti Wiesner, Beverly Buck, and Martha Buck. IMS Muds fline Members The new members are Lori Roberts, Brenda Martin, Larry Roberts, Dan James, Becki Dorsey, Dan DeYoung. Kim Miles, and Tammy Park. 36 Camera Club members are: Rhonda Roberts, Tracy Roberts. Dan James, Valerie Corn- elius, Jerry Kuchenbrod, Michelle Sieberns. Lori Wiesner, Susie Husted, Barbie King. Kathy McCollem, Patti Anderson, Gary Kuchenbrod, Bill Marrs, Mike Jones, Sean McCollem, Tom Woodward. Camera Club which this year took the place of Science Club got off to a late but enthusiastic start. The club members met four times during the year, learning to use the Student Council camera and grasping the basics of developing film. Hopefully the club will continue its existence next year and go on to bigger and better things. Mr. Cox, sponsor; gives Mike Jones a bit of advice. 37 Juture Homemakers of America First Row: Laura G., Lori L, Teresa J., Barb K., Susie H. Second Row: Patty F.. Jody H., Sheryl L., Kim 0.. Detina M. Third Row: Kathy VL. Connie M., Mary B.. Lori S. Fourth Row: Lorraine P.. Kim S., Kelia E.. Teresa S.. Christy H.. Bren- da H. Fifth Row: Karla Buck. Kate C.. Marla K., Teresa P.. Marcy F.. Nancy S., Teresa C.. Lori W. Sixth Row: Tammy P.. Sara F., Jackie B., Tammy S., Kathy L. Yvette L. 3HA Mother—'Daughter—father Banquet 7.J.A- ?wst The pork was great but the weather was rotten For those who attended ’twas a night not soon forgotten. Picture 1: One leader congratulates another on a job well done. Center picture below: Speaker for the evening was Brian Elsasser. Next year's officers assumed their responsibilities early. FFA officers are Kim Miles. Tammy Bohlen. Jeff Suits, Bret Knight, Mr. Wilson, Gary Kuchenbrod. and Jim Keener. The Future Farmers of America. Today’s Greenhands will be tomorrow’s FFA leaders. Mrs. Bauer, advisor and Rhonda Roberts, editor. Piecing the year’s Scents Zogether As deadlines near, smiles aren’t always so evident on the faces of “Don’t flatten his head,” says yearbook staff members yearbook staff members Teresa Tool. Valerie Cornelius, Lori Roberts, Susie Busted, Beverly Buck, and Tammy Bohlen as they and Tracy Roberts. crop pictures for the annual. 42 GAA Tlie Girl’s Athletic Association meets every Wednesday after school. Their activities include horseshoes, softball, volleyball, basketball, bowling, archery, and badminton. Sportsmanship and good times are stressed more than the awards given at the end of the year. The GAA members are from front moving clockwise: Cara King, Laurie Tool, Kim Suits, Marla King, Teresa Park, Phyllis Buck, Rhonda Roberts, Kelia El- lis, Julie Criblez, Brenda Martin, Martha Buck, Tammy Park, Kar- ren Elliott, Coletta Mosson, and Laura Godon. This year’s elected GAA officers are from left to right: Tammy Bohlen, Presi- dent; Sara Fourez, Secretary; Theresa Gordon, Vice-President; and Mrs. Tate, Sponsor. 43 Drama Club Characters of the Stage The Drama Club, newly formed this year, was lax on meetings but high in enthusiasm. Always willing to pose for a picture, the club’s only “meet- ing” with all in attendance is pictured right. All Drama Club members play- ed an active part in the play as a cast or crew member. Club members are Sara Fourez, Tracy Roberts, Rhonda Roberts, Phyllis Buck. Chris Elliott. Jim Keener, Tom Woodard, Gary Kuchenbrod, Valerie Cornelius, David Burton, and Bill Marrs. Officers are Jerry Kuchenbrod, president: Martha Buck, secretary; Ms. Monteith, sponsor; Patti Wiesner, vice-president;Tammy Bohlen, trea- surer. 44 Club Members are: Patty Anderson. Kathy McCollem, Lori Wiesner, Rita Marron, Fred Koebel. Brian Remington. Second Row: Kate Cook, Sheryl Loschen, Mrs. Dannenfeldt. sponsor; Patti Wiesner, Kathy Irvin. Theresa Gordon. Karla Buck. Valerie Corne- lius. Third Row: Tim Sandy, Phyllis Buck, Bob Burd, Connie Turner, Laura Parson, Joella Talbott, Laurie Tool and Bill Marrs. Officers are: Stepb Cler, secretary; Martha Buck, reporter; Rhonda Roberts, president;Patty Hannagan, vice-president; Becki Dorsey, treasurer. BAND MEMBERS: First Row: Teresa T., Martha B.. Brenda M., Jackie B., Lori S. Second Row: Rhonda R., Kim M., Tammy P., Molly F.. Kelia E.. Julie C.. Tammy S.. Lori L.. Bob B.. Laurie T.. Tina M.. Laura G.. Joella T., Teresa P. Third Row: Becki D., Scott B.. Barry K.. Karen E.. Michelle L, Jeff M.. Les K.. Tracy R.. Val C., Connie T., Tim S., Cara K., Kim S., David B.. Theresa G., Leon S.. Dan J. Standing: Rusty S.. Mr. Kelly. Doug M., Sara F., Mark F.. Kim O.. John B. Instrumental solo and ensemble contest winners were Rhonda Roberts. Martha Buck, Kim Suits, Teresa Tool, Standing: Becki Dorsey, Phyllis Buck. Tracy Roberts, Dan James, Val Cornelius, Tari Carpenter, Jeff McElhoe. Vocalist contest participants receiving a first or firsts were Yvette LaPicrre. Kathy Irvin, Cindy Nelson. Standing: Stephanie Cler. Mike Hoveln, Eric Cornelius, Dan DeYoung, Matt Fleming, Valerie Corne- lius. Valerie Cornelius, chorus president: Mr. Kelly, and Dan James, band president, admire trophy for the band's first rating at contest. Chorus members are: Becki D.. Joella T.. Dave M.. Matt F„ Dan J., Teresa S.. Laura G.. Rita M.. Lisa R. Second Row: Steph C.. Mark F.. Jon F„ Mark F.. Bob B.. Sara F.. Marla K.. Marcy F.. Karla B.. Teresa P. Third Row: Patti W.. Martha B„ Kim M.. Dave B.. Tracy R., Val C.. Michelle L, Karen E., Rhonda R.. Theresa G. Fourth Row: Yvette L.. Kathy L. Lori S.. Laurie T., Jackie B., Kelia E., Julie C., Molly F., Mr. Kelly. ?lag Custodians Flag custodians: Phyllis B.. Patti W.. Patty H., Cindy P., Jim K., Bob M. Second Row: Tammy B.. Teresa T.. Susie H., Theresa G.. Becky A.. Rusty S.. Jerry K.. Bill M., Stephanie C., Penny K. Third Row: Beverly B.. Jeff S.. Mike J.. Gary K.. Gene M., John O., and Teresa C. 48 dresknm Ceam the High School Mop Shoes on or off, the dancing is the same, and everybody mingled as they Karla B. either does not like crowds, or has her eye put good use to the band’s music. on something very interesting. Valerie C. finds a partner in Scot B., one of the Kelia E. you can’t have Chris E.’s lap all to yourself, afterall Julie C. funkier freshmen. wants her turn too. What do you think? Should we sample the goods? 3uh Night Who’s peeking out of the dunking machine? Mr. Wolken and Eric C.—too tight to post bond. Hot air put to good use. Care to lay your money down, Once a farmer, always a farmer. pardner? Far Right: Spanish Club’s master chef checks to see if his Stunt Night Armstrong’s second annual Stunt Night was deemed as successful as the first by all those in attendance. The eve- ning began with a Chili Supper sponsored by the Spanish Club. Good food was followed by good times, and the sparks were flying as the Trojans fired up for a Home- coming victory. The Armstrong Band provided the mu- sic, and various organizations and classes presented spirit- building skits. Cheers and chants were led by the Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders. The Sophomores walked away with the spirit stick, and the Juniors claimed the longest spirit chain. At the sight of the smoke from the burning Artesian filling the air, everyone was assured that the Trojans would come out on top Homecoming Night. Rhonda R. was Mistress of Ceremonies for the evening. Chris E., lead role in the FFA skit, shares his secrets for growing Trojan spirit plants with uneducated farmers. The band, directed by Mr. Kelly, lifted the Trojans’ spirits. Phyllis B. becomes an Artesian well in the GAA skit. Tammy B., what’s behind the curtain? Cara K. holds the Trojans’jug of spirits, while Brenda M. and Kelia E. predict a victory for the Trojan team in the GAA skit, a spoof Let’s Make a Deal. Right: Kathie M. is the sleeping, snoring Artesian in the Spanish Club skit. The Sophomore class presented a skit about the Artesians’ sorrowful awards banquet. Left: Karen E., playing an Arm- strong Trojan, received the biggest trophy at the Artesian awards banquet. Bottom Right: Jamie M. as “The Fonz”. The Artesian’s future looks grim as the flames consume his body. Kim O., Sara F., Mark F., and John B., the percussion section of the ATHS band, totally absorbed in their “work”. Heights of Homecoming '76 “One of These Nights” was the theme for Armstrong’s 26th annual homecoming. For many November 27 was the night. Intrigue and excitement hung over the crowd as the Trojans downed the Artesians in an overtime win of 77-70. Then romance and tenderness prevailed, as couples danced under the starry decorations to the music of Eclipse. The name was ideal, for like that strange movement of moon and sun, so the band lent an air of mystery to the entire eve- ning. Neither Camelot nor Rhett Butler’s arms could have held more enchantment than our transformed cafeteria-gym did on Homecoming night. Homecoming Court: Jamie Miles, Laurie Tool, Ed Hannagan, Karen Elliott, Rodney Buhr, Kathy Irvin, Teresa Tool, Bret Knight, Valerie Cornelius, Gary Kuchenbrod, Theresa Gordon, Jerry Kuchenbrod, Patty Hannagan, Bill Marrs. Left: King Knight and Queen Tool find it a bit difficult to lead the dancing with so many accessories to contend with. Lower Right: Rhonda Roberts, mistress of ceremonies. Stairway to Heaven On. with the dance! Let joy be unconfined: No sleep till morn, when Youth and Pleasure meet To chase the glowing Hours with flying feet. —Lord Byron Stairway to Heaven Prom '77 was a night that those who attended will long remember. The sight of this “heaven- ly evening's activities was indeed close to the stars—20th floor of Century 21 in Urbana. After the buffet supper, hard to enjoy with visions of gravy spots marring the laps of rented tuxedoes and elegant gowns, everyone settled back to listen to the traditional pro- phecy and will. As the music by Freewheelin' filled the air, couples shyly began to make their way toward the dance floor. Their shyness soon vanished, though, and as the night went on the dancers multiplied in number. At the magic hour. I 2:00 midnight, not a yawn in sight-every- one went their separate ways—some to parties, some to breakfast, some to bed-but no matter the destination, one thing was certain there was not a prom-goer happy to see the evening of May 7 come to an end. Rhonda Roberts reads the last will and testament of the senior class. Below: Connie Turner and Tammy Park played the role of charming hostess. There are some things in life that can never be parted with. 59 'X' sL vl vl si« vL 'X' vL� vL •T •T T 7 Graduation Rhonda Roberts, Valedictorian. GRADUATING CLASS: Glenda 0., Brenda E.. Sabrina H„ Tari C., Steph C., Phyllis B.. Patti W.. Patty H., Becky A. Second Row: Teresa T.. Rhonda R.. Rusty S.. Bob M.. Gene M.. Bill M., Gary K., Leo J., Jerry K., Cindy P., Theresa G. Graduation is a time for looking ahead to all those golden tomor- rows. May the dreams you dream today.. . be the joys you enjoy tomorrow. Bret Knight was named SAR and Theresa Gordon DAR award winner. Teresa Tool, Salutatorian. 60 � 1 yl, V •T' T L T vf y Third Row: Teresa C., Jim K.. Mike B., Lorin S., Tracy P.. Randy F., Mike J., Sean M.. Jeff S., Dave M.. Penny K. Fourth Row: Molly F.. Alex R.. Val C., Bret K., Tammy B.. Mike A.. Beverly B.. Chris E., Susie H.. John O., Connie M. Phyllis Buck, Valedictorian. Senior National Honor Society members: Teresa Tool. Tari Carpenter. Patti Wiesner. Phyllis Buck, Theresa Gordon. Rhonda Roberts, Bev Buck, Rusty Sta- gen, Jim Keener, Chris Elliott, Bill Marrs, Jerry Kuchenbrod, Tammy Bohlen. Large streams from little foun- tains flow fall oaks from little acorns grow. Congratulations! Take a bow! You’re members of the alumni now! 6) Students Honored at Annual Awards flight Maureen Miles seems to be enjoying the Camera Club table decorations she put together. Below: Drama awards were presented to Jerry Kuchenbrod, Tracy Roberts. Dave Bur- ton. Martha Buck, Phyllis Buck. Rhonda Roberts, and Sara Fourez. Valerie Cornelius received the outstanding chorus trophy and Teresa Tool received the outstanding band trophy. Rhonda Roberts, a four-year cheerleader, received the cheerleading trophy. Mervin Frerichs, board president, wel- comed everyone. Awards flight J bright Spot Jh the School year Phyllis Buck won the Betty Crocker award. Jeff Suits received the Votec Golden Hammer award. With no excuses for absences filed behind her name, Teresa Park was presented with the perfect Tammy Bohlen solemnly received the art award, attendance award. 63 Brian Remington received an award for his outstanding qual- ities in the field of baseball. “Boasting a .581%, Larry Roberts received the JV Free- throw trophy. Below: GAA awards were won by Theresa Gordon, bowling; Sara Fourez and Karen Elliott, badminton; Tammy Bohlen, sportsmanship. Jeff Withers and Lorin Schluter were the recipients of the various varsity basketball trophies. The Student Council sportsmanship trophies were pre- sented to Theresa Gordon and Larry Roberts. Baseball Zeam Armstrong baseball finished the year with honor and respectability, winning five of their nine games and tying for third in the Iroquois Conference. The four losses were lost by a meager total of six runs. The freshmen class sported nine eager beginners on the field this year who contributed immensely to the team’s five wins. Our star player, however, was a senior. Lorin Schluter, Arm- strong’s Babe Ruth, finished the season with a 640% batting average and a spot on the All-Conference team. Coach Hulfachor’s team consisted of Lorin Schluter, Jeff McElhoe, Doug McElhoe, Rodney Buhr, Brian Remington, Dan James, Jeff Tucker, Chris Cler, Larry Goodhue, Larry Roberts, Scott James, Matt Fleming, Jamie Miles, Jeff Withers, Tracy Roberts, John Butler, Leon Schluter, Tim Sandy, Eric Cornelius. Substitutes anxiously wait for the inning to end. Far Right: Jamie Seems to be stretching for the ball. Center: Dashing Dan to the rescue. Below: Time out for a quick dance. Zrojans Snd Season at the .500 Mark Despite the fact that the Varsity squad ended the year with only six players and that five of those six were blessed with “unhealthy” ankles that had to be taped before each game. Coach Bezely’s Trojans finished the season with a 13-13 over-all record. Though every Trojan is a superstar, num- ber 33, “husky” Lorin Schluter, deserves individual commendation. Lorin was named on the Iroquois Conference team, All-County team, East Central Conference team, and Rossville Holiday Tournament team. Left: Varsity players are Rodney Buhr, Jerry Kuchenbrod, Jeff Withers, Tracy Pannbacker, Lorin Schluter, Dan De- Young. Randy Frerichs, Gary Kuchen- brod, Harry Cockrell, Larry Roberts, and Coach Bezely. Far Left: A cheerleader’s feet and hands are never at rest. Middle: Coach Bezely, Tracy, Lorin, and Randy bid farewell to their basketball ca- reers at ATHS. Below: Four behind-the- scene-shots: selling tickets, feeding fans, score tallying, and announcing line-ups. r t “What’s the plan coach? ’ What style! Surrounded by the enemy. Where’s the ball—stuck in the raf- ters? Excuse me please. y. V. ’$ Win Jroquois Conference The J. V. squad, coached by Mr. Wolken, clinched the Iroquois Conference title with an 8-0 record. They ended the season with a 13-5 over-all record. J. V. players are Leon Schluter, Larry Roberts, Chris Cler, Jay Fruhling, Brian Remington, Rich Rademaeher, Doug McElhoe, Coach Wolken, Jamie Miles, Ed Hannagan, Scott James, Matt Fleming, Harry Cockrell, Kent Cornelius. The thought of half-time in the locker room is pleasant— Larry Roberts on a fast-break play. when you’re ahead! Mr. Wolken’s Freshman-Sophomore team placed second in the Cissna Park tournament and third in ABL’s. The “inexperienced” freshman squad finished the year with an 8-1 record. Armstrong people are avid basketball fans. Ireshman-Sopkomore Zeam Places in Team members are Doug McElhoe, Jamie Miles, John Stalter, Rich Rademacher, Barry Kuchenbrod, Tim Sandy, Coach Wol- ken, Chris Cler, Scott James, Leon Schluter, Kent Cornelius, Jay Fruhling, Ed Hannagan, Frank Creighton, Scott Burton, Lar- ry Roberts, Harry Cockrell, Fred Koebel, Brian Remington, Bob Burd, and Les Koonce. 71 Varsity cheerleaders are Lori Roberts, Theresa Gordon, Rhonda Roberts, captain, and Teresa Tool, absent Patti Fleming, Hurrah for Our J. V. cheerleaders are Lori Tool, Kathy Irvin, Kelia Ellis, Tari Carpenter, and Brenda Martin, captain. 72 Leading sidelines (and staying together!?) is a big part of a cheerleader’s responsibil- ity. Right: There “unaware” shots prove that cheerleaders are not always poised! Cheerleaders! Varsity cheerleaders pose for a picture at Stunt Night.....In a hurry to get down, Lori? Robert Mezely Retires from Coaching After 20th year 74 Class Competition Day kSH wt ■hHmHS Hey, I already took a shower this morning! Right, Coach, I understand the strategy. J.B. ready to wheelbarrow. MMMmmm, very interesting! Wrapping people in toilet paper is a se- nior specality. Volleyball Zeam After four weeks of practice, the volleyball team, coached by Mrs. Tate, began its second season. The B team ended the year with a 7-0 record while the A team advanced to regional competition also undefeated. There they were upset by a more experienced Champaign Centennial team, 20-9 and 20-11, to finish their season with a 7-1 record. Right: The A team members are Brenda Martin, Lori Roberts, Sara Fourez, Tammy Bohlen, Rhonda Roberts, Teresa Tool, Theresa Gordon and Mrs. Tate, coach. Below: The B team members are front: Beverly Buck, Tam- my Park. Phyllis Buck, back, Tari Carpenter, Karen Elliott, Cara King, and Martha Buck. Faithful officials are Kelia Ellis, Patti Anderson, Mrs. Dannenfeldt, and Julie Criblez. Sara Fourez calmly sets it up as Teresa Tool thinks, “95, just 5 more controlled bumps and we won’t have to do push ups.” Girl’s basketball The girl’s basketball team, coached by Mrs. Tate, ended the year at the .500 mark with 6 wins and 6 losses. A second year team, the girls had a good season, defeating Homer and St. Joseph to advance in the regional tourna- ment. They were barely defeated by a more experienced Urbana team. Tammy Bohlen, a 5’11” senior, was named to the 10-woman all-conference team. Picture at right: Varsity players are Patty 1L, Theresa G., Sara F., Mrs. Tate, coach; Tammy B., Rhonda R., and Martha B. m s o ' ’lUY 1 X 1 L 1- uL 1 JV players: Cara K., Kelia E., Lori L, Coletta M., Tina M., Mary B., Brenda M., Tammy P., and Karen E. r % Susie Husted, secretary; Martha Buck, Ed Hannagan. John Butler, Dan Janies, Valerie Cornelius. Eric Cornelius, Chris Elliott. Kim Miles. Julie Criblez. Barbie King. Gary Kuchen- brod. Sara Fourez, Sabrina Hesterberg. Tami Snyder. Teresa Johnson, Beverly Buck. Matt Fleming, Lori Wiesner. Kathy McCollem. Tammy Bohlen, Tracy Roberts, Tari Carpenter, Brenda Martin. Patti Fleming, Kathy Irvin, Teresa Tool, Lori Roberts, Theresa Gordon, Rhonda Roberts. Kelia Ellis. Jackie Buck, Tammy Park. Michelle Irvin, Brenda Ellis, Patti Anderson, Brenda Helfrich, Tina Hill. Cindy Nelson, Laura Parson, Glenda Olson, Lorin Schluter, Teresa Cock- rell, Joella Talbott, Lori Smith, Nancy Swan, Tim Sandy. Bob Burd, Lori Long, Kim Oder, Connie Turner, Karen Elliott. Zrojtins’ Pep Club Base: Dan DeYoung, Rita Marron. Marcy Fleming, Laura Gordon, Becki Dorsey, Cara King. Connie Mizell, Michelle Sieberns, Chris- ty Hoveln. Les Koonce, Dana Cler, Jerry Kuchenbrod. Legs: Jon Fourez, Mark Fourez, Karla Buck. Marla King. Laurie Tool. Jody Hinrichs, Teresa Park. Yvette LaPierre. David Burton. Larry Good- hue, Ronnie Snyder, Teresa Smith, Fred Koebel. Scott Burton. Barry Kuchenbrod, Mark Fleming. Detina McCausland. Kim Suits. Front to Back: Doug Mc- Elhoe. Brian Remington, Larry Roberts, Leon Schluter, Jay Fruhling, Chris Cler. Jeff McElhoe. Kent Cornelius, Scott James, Richie Radetnach- er. Jamie Miles, Ed Han- nagan. ( TtOMiJ routs � CR� 0( IS • •OMITS 14 • COCMfU 41 IMACUR2S • SOUTH 11...... Guests routs mums inn . ■ � ai farewell from the Class of 1977 We're all searching for paradise, but it’s something you remember having once- never realizing you had it then. Richard Harris 88 TOW