Armstrong High School - Resume Yearbook (Armstrong, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1980 volume:

4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Faculty.................. 9 Favorites................................. 15 Seniors................................... 21 Juniors................................... $$ Sophomores................................ 37 Freshmen...............$IflfflfHEH3[lF...42 Organizations ..................... ... 45 Sports....................................59 Activities............................... 75 Graduation................................ 91 The 80's . . . 6 A New Beginning 7 Caught Unaware Ati ni i ii 1st ration Sl Faculty Administration George Roderick, Superintendent and Principal Don Stagen, Assistant Principal Board members are. Wilbert Fruhling, Dwight Roberts, Mervin Frerichs, President of the School Board, Rosalind Parrish, Richard Fourez, Secretary, Tom King, Burdette Walsh. Robert Bezely, American History, Civics, P.E. Vicki Binkley, Home Ec I-IV, Family Living Lydia Bohlen, English II and III John Cox, Chemistry, Physics, Science Ron Feltes, Agriculture I-IV, Horticulture Gary Greene, Band, Chorus, Music Study n Evelyn Miller, English IV, Librarian John Smiley, Math, Algebra I, II Geometry, and Trig Don McCollem, English I, Guidance Genny Roberts, Typing I, II, Shortand Office Prac- tice, Bookkeeping Don Stagen, Industrial Arts 12 Michele Street, French I, II, Spanish I, II, III Joanne Tate, Health, World History, P.E. Doug Wellenreiter, Biology I, II, P.E. Barbara McKee, Tutor Are the secretaries up to something? Betty Kinney, Secretary Jan Starns, Secretary Kuth buck. Nurse Cooks: Berneice Poyner, Marjorie Norville Bus drivers: Earl Smith, Tom Park, Wilbur Millis, Frank Osterbur Carolyn Goodhue, Secre- Jim Norville, Jani- Janitors: Jim Goodhue, Louis Kraft, Ethan Lanz, Joseph taiy tor Pinchon, Charlie Jones 14 Homecoming Court: David Goodhue, Carol Williams, John Miles, Anna Carley, Brad Knight, Karen Elliott, Ed Hannagan, King Doug, and his Queen, Kim, Teresa Smith, Kent Cornelius, Sheryl Loschen, Jay Fruhling, Marla King, Scott James. Our apologies to Ranae Rademacher, Freshman attendant, who is not pictured above. Friends Together Reminiscing Of Homecoming 1979 An Evening of Both Victory and Enchantment Trojan success in both J.V. and Varsity rivalry against the Artesians led the way to a spirited night of dancing to the sounds of Goin' Strong, and to the coronation of King and Queen, Doug McElhoe and Kim Suits. 16 17 Friends Are . . . Our Favorite Monsters?!? SENIOR CLASS OF 1980 Mary Buck Chris Cler Todd Abbott Karla Buck Dana Cler Kate Cook 22 Jay Fruhling Dave Howe Rick Hulse Scott James 23 Friends Are . . . Wild and Crazy I 24 Sheryl Loschen Russ Johnson Marla King Les Koonce Fred Koebel Rita Marron Brent Martin Jamie Miles Rich Rademacher Brian Remington Lisa Rose Danny Murrell Doug McElhoe Karon McMasters Teresa Park Mike Pflugmacher Tina McCausland Senior Awards Laurie Tool and Fred Koebel Best Personality Detina McCausland and Brian Remington Class Clowns Teresa Park and Ronnie Snyder The Quiet Ones Barry Kuchenbrod and Sheryl Loschen Most Likely to Succeed 28 1980 Teresa Smith and Danny Murrell Best Dressed Nancy Swan and Buc James Class Flirts Dave Howe and Karla Buck Class Rowdies Kim Suits and Doug McElhoe Most Athletic 29 Tim Sandy Ronnie Snyder Joella Talbott Lori Smith Kim Suits Laurie Tool Teresa Smith Nancy Swan Jeff Tucker Randi Ward (not pictured) Friends Are . . . Working Together Class Officers Flag Custodians Row 1: Teresa Park, Laurie Tool, Nancy Swan, Detina McCausland, Karla Buck, Brenda Helfrich, Ron- nie Snyder, Barry Kuchenbrod, Bob Burd, Tony Dautzenberg. Row 2: Rita Marron, Scott Burton, Russ Johnson, Doug McElhoe, Kim Suits, Teresa Smith, Mary Buck, Chris Cler, Fred Koebel, Lori Smith, and Lisa Rose. 32 Juniors Juniors Class Officers Denise Ackerman Frosty Bartlow Paula Bohlen Cecelia Buck Delores Buck Anna Carley Stephanie Dautzenberg Gwen Denius 34 Friends are . . . Sharing More and More David DeYoung Doug Duitsman Maureen Fleming Steve Frerichs Herky Hayn Chris Hoshauer Vonda Jarvis Merrilee Johnson Brad Knight Jeff Mullins Kenny O'Banion Rodney Olson Mark Porter Scott Remington Jay Schlueter Les Schluter 35 36 Sophomores Class Officers Jeff Buck Joe Buck Jim Carley Tina Carter Becky Cook Debbie Davis Kathy Dearth Paul Denius 38 Friends are . . . Linda Early Cindy Fleming Laurie Fourez Greg Frerichs Brenda Goodhue Tamy Henry Jeanette Howe Rick Johnson Charlie Jones Jerry Keen Lou Ann Koebel Beth Marron John Miles Rich Morehouse Rhonda McElhoe Jackie McMasters Growing Stronger 39 Marilyn O'Banion Randy Packett Tom Park Lisa Pflugmacher Brad Pribble Cindy Rogers Julie Shumate Mike Shumate Scott Sieberns Dawn Smith Liz Sollars Jeana Tucker Mike Watson Carol Williams Karen Williams 40 Freshmen Class Officers Chris Abbott Lori Adams Jeri Adkins Liz Allen Steve Anderson Sandra Buck Janet Burton Mary Camp 42 Friends are .. . Just a Beginning Dennis Dautzenberg Hope Denius Lora Duden David Goodhue Bob Herndon Joe Hopkins Brad Jones Twilia Park Vonda Pflugmacher Ranae Rademacher Jan Schlueter Bryan Severs Jolie Stewart Eric Turner Dale Wilken Don Willfong 43 Future Farmers of America The FFA, having kept busy as usual, listed sixteen events on their calendar. Among these events were the annual banquet held in February and their famous petting zoo that brought in over one hundred grade school chil- dren from area schools. FFA members are: Front: Fred Koebel, Brad Knight, Jay Fruhling, Ad- visor Ron Feltes; Second Row: Bob Burd, Teresa Park, Bryan Severs, Dawn Smith, Debbie Smith; Back: Rick Johnson, Jim Carley, Les Schluter, Doug Duitsman, John Miles, Barry Stewart. 46 Another Busy Year FFA officers are: Front: Teresa Park, Dawn Smith, Debbie Smith, Advisor Ron Feltes: Back: Jay Fruhling, Doug Duitsman, John Miles. July........Dairy Judging August .....Section 18 FFA Fair September ...Tractor Driving Contest October.....Livestock Judging Harvested FFA Plot Sadie Hawkins Dance December ...Leadership Training School Grain Judging February....National FFA Week Sweetheart Dance Jacket Day Petting Zoo Teacher Appreciation Day Greenhand Day Corn and Bean Guessing Day March.......Livestock Judging April.......Car Wash May.........Ag Mechanics Contest Ag Mechanics Fair 47 Future Homemakers Of America This year was a very industrious one for the FHA. It started with a bake sale and a chili supper to earn money for a Christmas shopping trip to Chicago. The FHA co-sponsored the Sadie Hawkins and Sweetheart dances with the FFA. Our big money makers this year were selling pop at ball games and selling cookbooks. These cookbooks were compiled from recipes collected from community members. Fun activities this year included a skating party, eighth grade picnic, Christmas party, and a weiner roast. This busy and productive year ended with the successful FFA FHA banquets. Thanks FHA! FHA Officers are: Mrs. Binkley, Teresa Smith, Karon McMasters, Kim Suits, Detina McCausland, Karla Buck, Jackie McMasters. FHA members are: Becky Cook, Mary Camp, Kathy Dearth, Debbie Davis, Jan Schlueter, Carol Williams, Cin- dy Fleming, Brenda Goodhue, Laurie Fourez, Lora Duden, Ranae Rademacher, Liz Allen, Sandra Buck, Karen Williams, Janet Burton, Jeanna Tucker, Rhonda McElhoe, Maureen Fleming, Vonda Jarvis, Jolie Stewart, Jody Hinrichs, Laurie Tool, Vonda Pflugmacher, Denise Ackerman, Anna Carley, Sheryl Loschen, Cecelia Buck, Mary Buck, Mrs. Binkley, Lisa Pflugmacher, Detina McCausland, Karon McMasters, Kim Suits, Delores Buck, Jackie McMasters, Karla Buck, Teresa Smith. 48 VOTEC One of the hardest grinds in the daily routine for Armstrong's Votec students is the forty-minute long, bumpy bus journey to Tilton. Once there, however, the many trainees from eight area school districts come alive with hard work and a keen interest in learning their future trades. Votec programs provide career awareness and practical training for many employment areas, including auto service and repair, machine shop, welding, drafting and building trades. Available, too, are electronics, food service, social service and health occupations, office procedures and horticulture. Maybe that long trip there isn't so bad ... a student may find the dream of his future on the road to Votec! VOTEC members are: Mike Pflugmacher, Steve Frerichs, Karon McMasters, Mary Buck, Detina McCausland, Jody Hinrichs, Sheryl Loschen, Frosty Bartlow, Jack Swan, Russ Johnson, Merrilee Johnson, Scott Burton, Karla Buck, Gwen Denius, Herky Flayn, Kenny O'Banion, Rich Stagen, Doug McElhoe, Jeff Tucker, Todd Abbott, Brenda Helfrich. Bus driver: Frank Osterbur. At Rest 50 At Work Student Helpers Librarians are: Brad Jones, Mike Shumate, Mrs. Miller, Nancy Swan, Julie Shumate, Sue Woodard. Office workers are: Beth Marron, Jeana Tucker, Teresa Park, Maureen Fleming, Anna Carley. Laurie Fourez, Denise Ackerman, Becky Cook, Kathy Dearth, Julie Shumate, Sitting: Dave Howe. National Honor Society Mrs. Roberts, Sponsor New members are: Sitting: Kent Cornelius, Tony Dautzenburg, Dan Murrell, Brian Remington, Lori Smith, Teresa Smith, Paula Bohlen, Cecelia Buck, Delores Buck; Standing: David DeYoung, Vonda Jarvis, Melanie Turner, Jim Carley, Tina Carter, Cindy Fleming, LouAnn Koebel, Rhonda cElhoe, Carol Williams. Old Officers New Officers are: Jim Carley, President; Paula Bohlen, Vice-President; Rhonda McElhoe, Secretary; Delores Buck, Treasurer. Mr. Roderick Old members are: Sitting: Denise Ackerman, Barry Kuchenbrod, Sheryl Loschen, Teresa Park, Chris Hoshauer; Standing: Les Schluter, Debbie Smith, Kim Suits, Bob Burd, Karon McMasters. 53 Those Who Preserve Our Memories . . . Miss Bohlen, Sponsor Co-Editors: Laurie Tool, Danny Murrell, Lori Smith Randy Packett, Photographer Creating a yearbook is a demanding and time-consuming task which requires a group of dedicated and conscientious workers. The 1979-80 yearbook staff was just that—a group of hard workers who spent many long hours to create a bigger book, packed full of pictures to preserve the memories of friends and times at ATHS. The Yearbook Staff Yearbook Staff Members are: First Row: Barry Stewart, Lori Smith. Second Row: Steph Dautzenberg, Melanie Turner, Randy Packett, Maureen Fleming, Vonda Jarvis, Sue Woodard. Third Row: Mary Buck, Miss Bohlen, Chris Hoshauer, Nancy Swan, Denise Ackerman, Laurie Tool, and Dan Murrell. Sitting down on the job? A classic pose Say what? Up to the old tricks?!? 55 The Melody Makers The music department consisted of three groups this year: Band, Chorus, and Jazz Band. The band performed as a pep band for five home basketball games and the DACC Tourna- ment. The Jazz Band practiced before school and played for the County Administrators' Dinner. All the groups performed at Christmas for the grade school tours, and in the Pops Concert. Band and Chorus also went to con- test. Other department activities included sending musicians to All-District and All- County Festivals and to Solo and Ensemble Contest. Band members are: Front: Bob Burd, Vonda Jarvis, LouAnn Koebel, Melanie Turner, Teresa Park, Nancy Swan, Sandra Buck, Back: Karon McMasters, Janet Burton, Tim Sandy, Karen Williams, Mr! Greene, Detina McCausland, Steph Dautzenburg, Randy Packett, Barry Kuchenbrod, Laurie Fourez, Dennis Dautzenburg, Beth Marron, Tony Dautzenburg. Small but Mighty! Chorus members are: Front: Mr. Greene, Karon McMasters, Rita Marron, Detina McCausland, Liz Allen, Beth Marron, Lora Duden, Dennis Dautzenburg, Tim Sandy, Mrs. Mckee; Back: Laurie Fourez, LouAnn Koebel, Karen Williams, Tony Dautzenburg, David DeYoung, Bob Burd, Steph Dautzenburg, Paula Bohlen, Brenda Goodhue. Jazz Band members are: Sitting: LouAnn Koebel, Bob Burd, Jay Schlueter, Barry Kuchenbrod; Standing: Steph Dautzenburg, Tim Sandy, Barry Stewart, Beth Marron, Tony Dautzenburg, Den- nis Dautzenburg, Mr. Greene. 57 Spanish Club The Spanish Club be- gan its year with several new members whose fresh ideas helped to make the year an enjoy- able one. Unfortunately, some of the club's plans were postponed for var- ious reasons. In the latter part of the year, however, a Masquerade Dance was held with many students and faculty joining in on the fun. Officers, who hear no evil, see no evil or repeat no evil about the president are: Laurie Tool, Secretary; Marla King, Treasurer; Rita Marron, Vice Presi- dent; and Tony Dautzenberg, President. Members are: First Row: Tony Dautzenberg, Rita Marron, Laurie Tool, Marla King, Miss Street; Spon- sor. Second Row: Dennis Dautzenberg, Bob Herndon, Brad Jones, Randy Packett, Steph Dautzenberg, LouAnn Koebel, Liz Allen. Third Row: Steve Anderson, Sheryl Loschen, Cindy Rogers Becky Cook and Tina Carter. 58 Iroquois Conference Champs Top: Larry Goodhue, Jeff Tucker, Dave Goodhue, Tom Park, Brian Remington, Tony Dautzenberg, Steve Ander- son. Bottom: Dennis Dautzenberg, Les Schluter, Coach Wellenreiter, Scott Remington, Don Wilfong. YEAH! Three Make All Iroquois Conference The Trojan Baseball Team had a fantastic fall! Coach Wellenreiter, in his first year of coaching, led the Trojans to become the Iroquois Conference Champions with a 10-1 record. And three of our boys made the All Iroquois Conference Team. Congratula- tions! Jeff Tucker Brian Remington Tony Dautzenberg 60 Determined coach! Who turned out the Gotcha! Where is it? Hey, hey, holy macerole . . One for the gipper. UGH! I can throw and hit at the same Two for the show, time! We get so excited! We're your coming hope. 61 Cross-Country rirst now: Kicnara Morenouse, Bob Burd, Steve Anderson, Jerry Keen, Jack Swan, Doug McElhoe, Jay Schlueter, John Miles, Dennis Dautzenberg, Don Willfong. Back Row: Les Schluter, Tom Park, Scott Sieberns, Kent Cornelius, Buc James, Fred Koebel, Jim Carley, Mark Porter, Brad Knight, Larry Goodhue, Brian Remington, David Goodhue and Coach Wellenreiter. 62 The Track Team Front row: Joe Hopkins, Beth Marron, Rita Marron, Tim Sandy, Paula Bohlen, Steph Dautzenberg, and Lou Ann Koebel. Back row: Jay Fruhling, Jim Carley, Tony Dautzenberg, Bob Burd, Rick Hulse, David DeYoung, Bob Herndon and Coach John Smiley. 63 1979-80 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM The Varsity Volleyball team, under the first year coaching of Vicki Binkley, tried hard ending the season with a 4-8 record. The team consisted of, from top: Coach Binkley, Laurie Tool, Cecila Buck, Marla King, Detina McCausland, Paula Bohlen, Mary Buck, Rita Marron, Lori Smith, Rhonda McElhoe. 64 1979-1980 Jr. Varsity Volleyball Team Friends engage in teamwork The Junior Varsity Volleyball team had an ex- citing season this year end- ing with a 6-5 record. First Row: Beth Marron, Paula Bohlen, LouAnn Koebel, Coach Vicki Binkley, Mau- reen Fleming, Rhonda McElhoe, Laurie Fourez, Back Row: Anna Carley, Delores Buck, Janet Burton, Brenda Goodhue, Stef Dautzenberg. 1979-1980 Varsity Basketball Varsity players are: Kneeling, Jay Schlueter, Kent Cornelius, Jay Fruhling, Scott James, Doug McElhoe. Stand- ing: Coach John Smiley, Bob Burd, Larry Goodhue, Brian Remington, Fred Koebel, Jack Swan, Les Schluter, Brad Knight, Asst. Coach Doug Wellenreiter, Mary Buck, Manager. The Varsity Trojan Basketball Team had a FANTASTIC year, ending the season with a spark- ling 22-5 record. Tbe Trojans cap- tured the ECC title, placing three players on the All Conference Team. Graduation will take away eight of our Varsity players, but they will be leaving behind an unforgettable 1979-1980 basket- ball season. THANKS GUYS!!! Graduating seniors and their parents are honored. Trojans look forward to another victory. 66 E.C.C. CHAMPS!!! Where's your tu-tu? You forgot to point your toes. You've got the cutest little baby face . . . Gettin' it all together . . . 3,2,1 . . . BLAST OFF! READY, AIM, FIRE! A special thanks to Wynn Smiley, photographer. 67 Iroquois Conference CHAMPS! JV players are: kneeling: Steve Anderson, Jerry Keen, Bryan Severs, Jack Swan, Dennis Dautzenburg, Greg Frerichs, Dale Wilken, Don Willfong, Standing: Mr. Wellenreiter, John Miles, Brad Knight, Jim Carley, Scott Seiberns, Tom Park, David Goodhue, Les Schluter, Mary Buck, Manager. Our talented Junior Varsity team had a very impressive season, ending the year with a 16-2 record. First year Coach Wellenreiter was pleased, especially with the 39.6 opponent average, the best ever in ATHS history. After this successful season, the future looks promising for the 1980-81 Varsity team! Thanks Guys! 68 F-S Cissna Park CHAMPS! The Sophomore team had a winning season, ending with a 10-3 record overall. This young team gives us a future to look forward to. The Freshmen showed marked improvement through the season. They are small but, with some ex- perience, will be a championship team. F-S players are: kneeling: Dennis Dautzenberg, Steve Anderson, Bryan Severs, David Goodhue, Dale Wilken, Don Willfong, Standing: John Miles, Jim Carley, Scott Sieberns, Coach Wellenreiter, Tom Park, Jerry Keen, Greg Frerichs. 69 Seniors receive a rose at the last home game. FULL OF CHEER! A cheerleader's job is to keep the Arm- strong crowd enthusiastic at all games. That may be easy, but think of all the work in- volved—Those long practices. Homecom- ing, stunt night and cooking the players' breakfast, agreeing on and buying the ex- pensive new uniforms and so many long, cold bus rides! It may be hard work, but it sure is fun! JV cheerleaders (at right) are: Liz Allen, Ranae Rademacher, Vonda Pflugmacher, Carol Williams and Jolie Stewart. Varsity cheerleaders (at bottom) are: Kim Suits and Laurie Tool (captains), Denise Ackerman, Teresa Park, Cindy Flem- ing and Detina McCausland. Girls Have A Winning Varsity players are: Kneeling: Denise Ackerman, Ranae Rademacher, Kim Suits, Lisa Pflugmacher, Cecelia Buck, Standing: Coach Bezely, LouAnn Koebel, Steph Dautzenburg, Debbie Davis, Debbie Smith, Julie Shumate, Tim Sandy, Manager. The girls basketball team showed a marked improve- ment from the beginning of the season to the end. They posted a 10 win — 7 loss record, for the first winning season ever in girls basket- ball at ATHS. This was ac- complished despite the fact that there was only one senior on the squad, making the future look bright. 72 Basketball Season! JV players are: Kneeling: Liz Allen, Mary Camp, Debbie Davis, Jolie Stewart, Lora Duden, Standing: Janet Burton, Vonda Pflugmacher, Debbie Smith, Coach Bezely, Julie Shumate, Steph Dautzenberg, LouAnn Koebel. 73 Spring Baseball Front row: Larry Goodhue, David Goodhue, Tom Park, Jay Fruhling, Scott James, and Tony Dautzenberg. Back row: Don Willfong, Scott Remington, Steve Anderson, Jeff Tucker, Les Schluter, Brian Remington, Dennis Dautzenberg, and Coach Doug Wellenreiter. The Spring Baseball Team, coached by Doug Wellenreiter, had a great season this year! Besides be- ing the East Central Champs, they made it to the sectional finals, the farthest the baseball team has ever reached in the state in a long time. We wish the team good luck next season too! 74 ACTIVITIES The evening of September 21 brought with it the Freshmen Welcome Dance. Guest DJ, Scott Wahlfeldt, of Big Sound Company played the tunes during this first dance of the 79-80 year. Old friends welcome new friends Nutrition Day The Nutrition Day activities, sponsored by Mrs. Tate's first se- mester Health class, turned out to be an enjoyable and informative success for all. Games included a poster contest, dart-throwing, guess- ing the number of peanuts in a jar, naming the Cool Whip Mystery Food , and listing as many Camp- bell soups as possible in a minute! Visitors from neighboring grade schools, including Armstrong, Penfield, Gifford and Rantoul, all enjoyed the healthful prizes won and the chance to learn that We are what we eat! Armstrong Grade School's objets d'art?!? Now close your eyes—it won't hurt a bit. . . This one here, that one there—is it lit yet? 77 78 Fantasy Island Masquerade Dance The Spanish Club fulfilled their fantasy this year having the very | first Masquerade Dance ever. The costume winners hopped and boogied all the way up to get their prizes, while the rest of the people had a good oT time. 79 You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown Directors Mrs. Miller, Dramatical Mr. Greene, Musical Vonda makin' up with Dennis HAPPINESS IS—being involved with ATHS's production of YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN. The play pre- sented little moments picked from various days in Charlie Brown's life. The potpourri included Charlie's lonely lunch on the school playground; Lucy's attempt to win the heart of the sensitive six-year-old musician, Schroeder; Linus' song-and- dance with his favorite thing —his blanket; Peppermint Patty's sweetness and innocence; Snoopy's bout with the Red Baron, and of course, his Suppertime dance routine com- plete with hat and cane. Together they shared the heartbreak of the Very Little League's Championship Baseball Game, the struggles of writing a Book Report on Peter Rabbit and a hopeful Happiness on a lovely starlit evening. Happiness came to Armstrong on April 11 and 12, and part of it will stay in our hearts forever. Liz does wonders for Tim's looks. Mrs. McKee, Musical Accompanist Barry K. and his stage crew. 80 I'm not clever, handsome, or lucid. Actors Charlie Brown..........Tim Sandy Lucy......................Detina McCausland Snoopy.......................Bob Burd Patty......................Marla King Linus ....................Dennis Dautzenberg Schroeder...........Bob Herndon Oh give me a home . . . Snoopy, I wish I could give you a big kiss. But of course I can't. SUPPERTIME! The name of the rabbit was Peter. You'd be a great bench manager, Charlie Brown. 81 Having trouble deciding what to eat? Chowing down! The Awards Dinner of 1979-80 Mr. Stagen accepts the Student Council Award. Doug M. receives a basketball award for Most Assists. Laurie T. receives a trophy for Cheerleading. Danny M. receives the Perfect Attendance Award. 82 Brad K. receives award for JV Boys' Sportsman- Mr. Wellenreiter accepts a gift from the JV players, ship. Tina C. receives the Sophomore Academic Award. Bob B. receives an award as Outstanding Senior Band Mem- ber. Kim S. is awarded for Varsity Girls Sportsman- Kent C. and Scott J. receive All-Conference Players Awards, ship. 83 Student Council The industrious members of this year's Student Council were again in- volved with many projects. They were kept busy with organizing the Freshmen Welcome Dance, the school assem- blies, Homecoming week- end, a student exchange, and all the crazy activities of Student Council Week in the Spring. Officers are: Barry Kuchenbrod, President; Kim Suits, Vice Presi- dent; Denise Ackerman, Treasurer; Debbie Smith, Secretary; Me- lanie Turner, Reporter; and Mr. Stagen, Advisor. Members are: First Row: Cindy Rogers, Ranae Rademacher, Sandra Buck, Marilyn O'Banion, Jolie Stewart, Anna Carley, Laurie Tool, Beth Marron. Second Row: Jim Carley, John Miles, Kent Cornelius, Scott James, Les Schluter, David Goodhue, Jamie Miles and Dennis Dautzenberg. Not pictured, Fred Koebel. 84 Student Council Assemblies Want to hold him? Who wants to try this? I need another volunteer. Are they really in a deep sleep? Oh, he's friendly. Jeff's not too sure about this. We're very attached to one another! STRETCH! He's only a baby. 85 Class Competition Day Several changes made this year's Class Competition an exciting round of events. Added were greased and disgruntled pigs, and an uproarious relay of tire-hopping and frog-leap- ing! But the same old rope prob- lem—breaking away in the mid- dle—must prove the arm strength of all the Armstrong classes! The winners, though, this year were the Seniors, with Sophomores placing second. This takes coordination. Ooey-gooey .. . If the shoe fits, grab it! Keep your head down! This little piggy survived. One of the Apple Dunkling Gang. 86 Easy on the slide! These guys are pros! Heave ho! Corner it! This is Judgment Day. Charge! What goes up, must come . . . SPLAT! Ugh! 87 Juniors and Seniors A PERFECT EVENING—That's the way prom night. May 10th, will be remembered by the many couples who danced the night away at Danville's Boat Club, overlooking Lake Vermilion. An excellent dinner of prime rib, followed by the entertaining reading of the class prophecy and wills, launched the evening. “Tra- falgar kept the music flowing, while beautifully dressed couples danced and posed for pictures. The 1980 prom will be long remembered a success as spark- ling as the lake itself on that warm spring night. 88 Sail On through Prom 1980 Dreams of Today Will Become Reality Tomorrow GRADUATION '80 CELEBRATE!!! The day finally arrived! May 25, 1980 was met with cheers and smiles by the 44 graduating Seniors as Arm- strong held its 65th Annual Commencement exercises. Board President Mervin Frerichs presented diplomas while Lydie Bohlen read student achievements, and Fa- ther Lynch and Reverend Mertz offered their words of inspiration and encouragement for the future. Congratu- lations and good luck to the Class of 1980! SAR, Danny Murrell 92 C0° INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS SHAWNEE MISSION KANSAS WINNIPEG MANITOBA