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Atfaxi f-kgk Btlwol Bait hlaxgiave, Bt. Mm, K62613 A THENB 1987 MY FONDEST MEMORY OF AUS WILL BE 7th hour with Mrs. Miller and Gary Frank. (Nick Molick) The weird subjects that came up in Modern Living class 4th hour. (Kathy Carter and Lisa Daniels) When I came to school and saw the Brew Cre '87 memorial hanging from the gym. (Gary Frank) Scott Mitts protective reflex. (Noel, Shelli, and Cheryl) 6th hour English with Mrs. Miller (Randy Rapp) Leaving. (Sean Chastain) The day that Frank admitted that he was madly in love with 3 certain girls. Nici Muller, Kim Manes, and Jackie Ray. (Roger Muench) 'Wf VV -1 “ I - The day I almost caught the food«lroom on fire while cooking an apple | ii | i li inn Ji III.. ■ I convinced 7 The Seniors will beleaving and we will become upperclassmen. (Lisa Bennett) Brian Shoulders Mys. Miller imitation (Bill House) McGuire feeds Kurt Ratliff a mysterious potion. 2. Rusty Nolt- ing is enslaved by Jennifer Denney. 3. WE ARE FAMILY — Drew and Amy Koke. 4. Maria Gfcrcia, Liz Beal, Susie Ferguson, Lori Beiermann, Danice Bollman. 5. Matt Relrhert serves time for his latest crime. 6. Jackie Ray is a proud member of the 1987 Graduating class. 7. Holly Flynn and Julie Hackman av overjoyed that the school day is finally finished. MY MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT THIS YEAR MS Doing oral book, reports in Short Stories because they all laughed at (with) me. (Mike Baugher) Being Forcibly removed from David Brown's car. (Becky Snell) When my sister's bus drove by me while 1 was being 'warned by Cop Bob. (Eric McCutchan) At the Tri-City baseball game being walked and throw- ing the bat towards the Tri-City dugout and having to go back and get it and throw it to our dugout. (Bill House) Cetting caught cheating on the Biology Test. (Randy Rapp) The bathroom door in the shop getting stuck with me inside and Mr. Field had to kick it in. (Robert Hill) DOUBLE TAKE 4 This year five sets of identical twins attended Athens High School. They were (1) Christie and Carrie Young, seniors; (2) Carol and Cheryl Sargeant, seniors; (3) Michelle and Missy Flanigan, freshmen; (4) Angie and Trisha Mitts, freshmen; and (5) Kurt and Ken Ratliff, sophomores. Together each has shared double trouble, double joy, and double fun. There we dedicate this double page spread as DOUBLE TAKE. What s HOT? Vanna and Pat (as in the Wheel of For- tune). What's NOT? Jim and Tammy (as in the PTL Club). Vanna stuns us with her wardrobe while Tammy creates a nationwide shortage of mascara. Now isn't that special?! Now see if you can warm up to some of these observations. HOT — slim, tan bodies NOT — losing the battle of the bulge HOT — Oprah Winfrey and (Can we talk?) Joan Rivers NOT — Lt. Colonel Oliver North HOT — Spuds MacKenzie, the original Party Animal NOT — Benji SIZZLING — Mexican food, pizza, cherry coke NOT — salmon casserole ROCK — MTV, Janet Jackson, Bon Jovi, U2, compact discs FRIGID — Nashville Net- work, Michael Jackson, The Oak Ridge Boys, 8-track tapes HOT — Outback Red cloth- ing and Banana Republic safari clothing, ten but- ton shirts. Guess jeans, friendship bracelets, add-a-bead necklaces NOT — flourescent and skin tight clothes If you're sending money to Oral Roberts, enjoy- ing the food in the cafe- teria, fighting, refusing to get along with teach- ers, dropping out, you're frostbitten”! If you're hanging out with friends, wearing a class ring (your own or someone else's), wearing bows, watching Saturday Night Live, laughing at Eddie Murphy, you're on fire”! Mai Lh$! h Ui 1 1. Sophomores Ken Ratliff, Roger Muench, Jim Bounds, and Matt Reichert model their dark shades. 2. Spuds Mac- Kenzie is on the back of T-shirts every- where, as shown by Steve Nance. 3. P.E. clothes are very UNstylish, but Tami Miller, Cara Hunt, and Niki Tomlin make the best of it. 6 1. Roger Muench and his brand new '87 Camero. 2. Guess products and bleached denim, as worn by Michelle Croft and Holly Flynn are considered cool'' for both guys and gals. 3. Bows in all shapes sizes, and colors are HOT in '87, as displayed by Joy Hunter. 4. Bold and bright prints are always found at AHS, as modeled by David Williamson and Mike Haschemeyer. 5. Janice Snyder says that denim jackets can be worn with anything — even formals. o. Mrs. Brady and Rusty Nolting show off their moussed hair, a fashion trent that has hit AHS 5 7 MY FAVORITE CLASS IS _______________________________BECAUSE Art! It stimulates the brain. (Melissa Fisher) Modern Living because you get to learn how to man- age life in modern times, but when we get old enough to use it, it's not modern anymore. (Eric Andresen) Pre-algebra, it is a very educational class because it's just totally awesome, like I'm so sure. (Tami Miller) Science 'cause Mr. Fliege is a cool dude. (Paul Toepfer) English. 1 like reading and (sometimes) 1 like writing and Mrs. Henning is a nice teacher (some- times). (Kathy Schroll) English. 1 just love to read Shakespeare! (HA) (Suzanne Bryant) Computers because of Mr. Curry's jokes. (Alejandro Elizondo) 8 ■■■■■I c 1 ' n mu Page 8 1. The Rusty Nolting Catherine Kniss hair formula: 4 parts mousse, 2 parts hairspray, and 1 part gel, water, and hair. 2. You have the right to remain silent . . . Page 9 1. Stuart Fliege — Math Physical Sciences — Years taught at A.H.S. — 15. 2. Marlene Brady — Natural Sciences — Years taught at A.H.S. — 8. 3. Steve Allen — Physical Education Driver's Ed Health — Years taught at A.H.S. — 6. 4. Jan Hillebrenner — Physical Education- Health — Years taught at A.H.S. — 6. 5. Mrs. Henning and Mrs. Bennett finally update their wardrobe. 6. Scott Jackson — Math — Years taught at A.H.S. — 1. 9 THE COOLEST UNDERCLASSMAN IS_________________________________BECAUSE Joe Mayes, of yeah, he's a senior, sorry. (Nick Molick) Bill House because of his searing representation of Olga. (David Brown) Noel Laurent because of her increasing problems with her retainer. (Daphne Laurent) No one because underclassmen arc lower than pond slime (Julie VanEman) Nick Molick because he is so cool and the best at all sports. (Henrik Krog) 4 1. Catherine Kniss — English Psychology- Sociology Modern Living — Years taught at A.H.S. — 17. 2 Ben Gaston — Librar- ian Jr. High French — Years taught at A.H.S. — 32. 3. Mary Jane Hurie — Social Studies History — Years taught at A.H.S. — 17. 4. Hurricane winds turn schizo- phrenic Nick upside down. 5. L. Gary Nie- haus — Band MusiC Theory — Years taught at A.H.S. — 13. 6. Sharon Porter — Business Typing — Years taught at A.H.S. — 3. 10 1. When worlds collide, dogpatch, U.S.A. meets Athens. 2. orange you glad we took this pic- ture? 3. Pat Sponsler — Law — years taught at AHS — 10. 4. You should have been nicer in Theatre, Nick. 5. Judy Williams — Home Econo- mics Consumer's Ed — Years taught at Athens — 6. n 1. After dinner apparel, as modeled by the AHS cooks 2. The AHS cooks (from left to right) Nancy Bounds, Beverly Nolting, Janet Walters, Helen Wiedhuner, and Suzi Mayes. 3. Amy Koke relaxes. 13 14 1. Oh god, am I bored. 2. Attack! 3. Hurry, let's get our picture taken 4. Karen Miller — English, Speech, and of course, Theatre! years taught at AHS — 13. 5. Terry Brown — Agriculture Education years taught at AHS — 6 6. Sheila Sweeney — Special Resources years at AHS — 2 15 16 1. Helen Dunn — Guidance Counselor — Years at A.H.S. — 15. 2. Phil Miller — Guidance Counselor — Years at A.H.S. — 14. 3. “somewhere out there ... 4. Samantha Wood dresses up! 5. At the Copa . . Copabana . . . 1. Birds of a Feather ... 2. Florence Renken Unit Secretary — years at AHS: 22 3. The years most anticipated sporting event: the Faculty vs. the students Basketball Game. 4. Jan Babb — High school secretary years at AHS — 2 5. Becky using her insipid Holly Flynn voice. 6. George Bennett Janitor extraordinaire 17 18 m DUMBEST SAYING OR ACTION BY AN UNDERCLASSMEN WAS When Jenifer Denney asked if it was a real live dead bug. (Nellieann) When Melinda Holler thought a four-sided figure was a triangle. (Lance Carter) What's Vietnam asked Tina Cycote. (Roger Muench) Todd Killion's aerodynamic haircut. (Steve Nance) When Paul Toepfor, Neil, and others got busted for throwing pennies under Miss Heichschmidts' door. (David Sarver) 1. Toby accepts the Lyle Short Memorial Scholarship from Mr. Depratt. 2. Athens School District Board of Education (front, left to right) Larry Snell, Harry Nichols, Alice Christy, (back, left to right) Ken Weatherby, David Ratliff, (absent from picture David Kolaz, Jerry Judd) 3. Mr. Sponsler cleans up! 4. I'm so glad there's no dress code! m we rdegt wing gam wig year HAG . . . All the people that Bill Colliver had convinced that he had a rhinosaures. (Eric Andreson) The menu from April to May. Nothing with Hot dogs! Well four times. (Jenifer Higginbotham) Scott Mitts' motorcycle haircut. (B.J. Fitchsen, Bill House) Miss Kniss’ Black Veil in 3rd hour. (Brian Barbee) 20 ‘find a nice career NAME - Liz Beal B1RTHDATE — 2 27 69 NICKNAME — Sparky Favorites CLASS — Foods my Freshman year T V. SHOW - Cosby Show FOOD — Pizza, Sanchos, and anything Italian MOVIE — Top Cun SONG — Girls can t help it SAYING - If you don't like it HANGOUT — Anywhere with COLOR — Blue HOBBY — Bowling and living lif heB SPORT - Football SOAP OPERA — Days of Our Lives CAR — 65 Convertible Mustang ROCK GROUP 4- Loverboy, 36 Speu.il and Journey ANIMAL — Tiger and cats COMEDIAN — Eddie Murphy COMMERCIAL — California Rai-ins SENIOR COMMENT - Just think vs. . PET PEEVE - T AMBITION - Bee married and raise a family, and people «1C intant; get move out of t NAME - BIRTHD. 22 NAME Lon Beiermann BIRTHDATE - tV 10 68 NICKNAME ElbiV Favorites iJV. SHOW - CheerS FOOD r Banquet Turkey5Bags _ PLACE TO LA I Red Lobster MOVIE - Top Gun SONG — You're the Inspiration £ SAYING — Yea, right!! Burrr doggie ! HANGOUT - Barney's house COLOR - Blue SPORT - Volleyball SOAP OPERA — Days of our lives T CAR — Light Blue Nissan 300ZX ROCK GROUP - Outfield ANIMAL — Monkey COMMERCIAL — Dancin' Raisins SENIOR COMMENT - I'm glad it's finally L over PET PEEVE — People who are your friends A only when they need something, and two-faced people. AMBITION — To graduate from coUfljk. buy , my 30-0ZX and move away from Athens. NAME — Richard C. Bisbee II BIRTHDATE V 2 2 69 jJ W, NICKNAME A Biz, Perv., Mr. Disgusto EAYQILt.es f f A CLASS — Senior year 1st semester, 3rd Jukir, T V. SHOW - CWers FOOD - Chinese PLACE TO EAT Little t sers SONG — the electric cvW y Judist neisLmJm I.L.B.T BY Joe Walsh -tA SAYING — I don L need thp rief jjjr HOBBY — War gaming, P eondmng SPORT — DmjAg rid: and going fast SOAP OPER pc dir y. Ones CAR — Ferr- i. Te ‘Mi® by Koeler ROCK GROU - Mist Priest ANIMAL — WiTdJTribu Bull COMMERCIAL — California Raisins lOR COMMENT — If you can't digest it, %at it NAME — Kimberly Blom BIRTHDATE — 11 8 68 Favorites CLASS — Chemistry f. SHOW — Mousterpiece Theater D — Cantonese ACE TO EAT — Lichee Gardens OVIE — Legend SONG - 1 can't hold back SAYING — Don't worry about it HANGOUT - Hobbit Country COLOR — Irradesant White HOBBY — Being with animals SPORT - Hockey SOAP OPERA — As AHS Seniors Turn CLASS - Spanish IV T V. SHOW - Cheers FOOD - Pizza PLACE TO EAT - Vic MQVJE - Sahara SONG Walk like an Egyptian SAVING -r What? HANGOUT — Arty where lennv is COLOR - Blue I HOBBY — Making messes SPORT _ Tickle Foot boll SOAP OPERA - D.,ys vAR-Mv t.ing zKYV ' ROCK GROUP - Cheap Trick ANIMAL —’Horse i COMEDIAN Eddie‘S-1 SENIOR COMMENT md don't regret it AMBITION comes t NAME - Difid Brown BrRTHDArE — 9 lP e‘ «3l a.n a — NICKNAME -r Da-Da - Huey l i Robin Wi| IL P Califor [MEN? me oa K veai pi i pce e Tlks bi y AMBITION BAc the d. Aid successful he si of mv own U newspaper column 1L NAME - Scott Brow V BIRTHDATE — 3.T7 f NICKNAME — Zeik favorites CLASS — 4th hour Art T.V. SHOW — David Letterman FOOD - Junk Food PLACE TO EAT - Wendys MOVIE — Deadtime Stories SONG — Foxy Lady HANGOUT — Uptown COLOR — Green with Red SPORT - Football SOAP OPERA — Santa Barbara k CAR — Mustang ROCK GROUP - Led Zeplin ANIMAL — Doberman AMBITION — To own Anhuiser-busch NAME — Ranger Cantrall BIRTHDATE — 9 8 69 NICKNAME — Zero favorites CLASS - CAVC Welding 1T.V SHOW - The Cosby Godfather's FOOD - Pizza PLACETO EAT - MOVIE Platoon SONG - War SAYING - You're Mad’ COLOR:— Blue HOBBY Hunting, Making wine SPORT - Basketball SOAP OPERA - Pays of Our I .vetf: SOAP OPERA — Days of Our Live CAR — Porsche 911 ROCK GROUP - Bon Jovi COMEDIAN — J.E. Hopwood COMMERCIAL — Levi 501 blues SENIOR COMMENT -$Ya know but ya tW know, ya know? BITION — Finish college, become the best teacher I can, marry Tod NAME - Amy Dodson BIRTI ’DATE — 7 14 6 NICKNAME — Amous and Whinner COl COM I Attack PET PEEVE way I talk AMBITION — To become a millionaire NAME - Susie I B9RTM1 ROC K (.ROUP — Bon Jovi ANIMAL Deer COMEDIAN — Rodney Dangeffietd COMMERCIAL — CGodfather Piaja SENIOR COMMENT - Have Fu « PET PEEVE — People who tn jY tter than you AMBITION — To do mourwith rnv life than | other I know li: Coot NAMR%- KnaflP1) Cooper BIRTHDATE 5 24 06 NICKNAME f Maddog FavotilUf CLASS r Government T V SHOW - Alf TOOD Hfiacaroni and Cheese PLACE TO EAT - The Tropics SONG— BTicres a Church in the Wildwood SAYING- Ah HANGOUT - Sweetwater COLOR Wm HOBBY -Stead.ng SPORT - G h SOAP OPERA — Days of Our Lives CAR — MuLng ANIMAL —fca: COMEDIAN - Don Knots COMMERCIAL -MiM's SENIOR CcilMENT - Enjoy life PET PEEVE ♦ Listening to rock group . AMBITION 4- Have a g od successful life NAME - Gary Crask . BIRTHD TE - 10 10 69 i Gnu Mrs Kniss third hr English HW - Alf Pizza with Ice Cream )VIE — Uncommon Valor ■NG — In the Air Tonight HYING - C'est la vie HANGOUT — Twilight Zone COLOR - Blue SPORT - Rugby $OAP OPERA — days of our lives CAR — Fiero Ori||||L£ROUP Genesis Leopard or puma COMEDIAN Bill Cosby I KRCIAI. Fnsk.es (old time rock NAME - BIRTHDATE NICKNAi Favorite CLASS - Mr. r.v show FOOD - Lobsti PLACE TO EA' MOVIE - SONG - MAYING -R HANGOUT COLOR - Pw HOBBY - Wat. quarter midget SPORT — Swimi 9 14 69 10:17 p m tty Dribbles. Wooley bear |ry's 7th hr Geometry •by Show The Big M supper club lie Dundee Ik You re Tough — Ratt r II?! fwhere with Tod |y brother Tommy, race hi wrestling | V - f Journalism ' HOW — Cosby Show H oi) - Anything Sweet PI ACEH EAT — Jumer's MOVIE All different kinds NG — Love songs, Out of Africa theme -x'iING—This is sooo exciting H .MGOUT - Wherever Michelle or Henrik is wyLOK — Pink or red HOBBY — cro tiching. biking SPORT — Ppm-pon SOAP OPERA — Days of Our Lives CAR - porsche ROCK GROUP - Outfield, ect. l HRU|Teddy Bears OMEDIAN — Eddie Murphy. Joan Rivers OMMERCIAL — Heard it on the grape vine I NIOR COMMENT - I can t wait until I m of Geometry class PEEVE — People who think they know don't i ■■■hb ' 'll ION — to have a prosperous and essful marriage nd Rebel Pizza 6ave A Prayer BlmsomB m TRUE friends are if baby every chance m SPORT Softball K)AP OPI RA Days of okr Lives arrer T B C.ROUP - Duran Duran ■LDIAN Eddie Murphy P BEy OMMERiUL d. n • .NIOR COVVlLN I just get me out of W MB' 9 l NAME - Melis- M. Fiplter BIRTHDATE - 6 12 6 59 a m. NICKNAME - Melsa. Missy bo be NAML1 Cindy Doud BIRTHC 9 69 NICKN JME L Cm Favorites CLASS — Fourth hr Senior T V SHOW - Co by - FOOD — Doughi PLACE TO EAT MOVIE — Jumpin' J« SONG — Lookin' forj SAYING — I don't HANGOUT - Kris's horn COLOR - Blue HOBBY — Adventure riding in a VW SPORT - Volleyball )AP OPERA - Day s Porsche ROCKTIPMUP - JRush COMEDI A c ary Frank — California Raisins ViENT — Isn't that Just too bad1 PE I PI IA I Cars with no heat (namely Kris' Favorite CLASS - Kniss s Psych, class T V. SHOW - Cheers FOOD — Dontos Dr. Pepper PLACI TO EAT - Vic's MOVIE — The Breakfast Club SONG — Stairway to Heaven SAYING - Are you serious? H N(XXJT — Tire apartment K F 1 OR — Foshia H( llBY — Adventure driving I )RT — Cheerleading, Wrestling ■bOAP OPERA”- Day's of Our Uu, I— Corvega K GROUP - Tacet EDIAN - Biii Co-by COMMERCIAL - Bud Light SEhQOR COMMENT ‘Be oo AMBITION — Go to college, keep working the si te marry a rich Italian politician, and , own a car that run PET I’EFVE — Cold weather, crunching snow dE - Pamela Jo Foley IDdTE — 7 23 69 KNAMb - Pa mu Jo. deed v-W) AMBITION NAMl Jorl B!R I Hl)A I UBI nicknam! _____ CLASS — PE (X)D — Mexica to become a CPA Alejeandro HU6ndo 7 29 69 ASS - Art H T V SHOW - The Cosby Show FOOD Doritos.and nipper rings “ Pizza Hut PLACE TO EAT tspst - Nightma Love Her - Love it Live - Purple - Tackle football wirii the gang j Track Days of Our Livfe Will You Still Love Me iYING i don’t care!!! Wherever my inend are White ing and Squash — Days of our Lives SOCK GR ANIMA icago MOVIt SONG SAYING COLOR HOBBY SPORT SOAP OPERA - CAR - Porsche ROCK GROUP — The Doors and the stones COMEDIAN — Joan Rivers and Eddie Murphy COMMERCIAL — Magic 100's Commercial SENIOR COMMENT - Fine Davs AMBITION — To have a beautiful bouse in Reno Nevada, and be a big time fashion designer NAME — Charlie E. Fmnoff BIRTHDATE — 12 11 67 Favorite- CLASS Independent Ag. third hour 23 T.V. SHOW — Flmstones FOOD Spaghetti PLACE T ' EAT - Hardees MOVIE SONct. SAYING. COLOR - HOBBY SPORT - Top Gun Old Time Rock-n Roll by Bob Seger Yeah-Yeah that's it Blue - Basketball. BaseL •11 . U I rd Fastback Mu--mv, ,m Coimottos ROCK UM M ' . Gi isshc COMEDIAN «— Howiq Bndel COMMERCIAL — Califon. K SENIOR COMMENT - Make everything out k of your high school yearp ount AMBITION —- Go to collet and become an auto mechani HSr NAME - Garv r BiRTHPATE - 4 20 68 P kNAME — Frankie, Receding Eayyito CLASS — Basic Thumb Twittling T.V. SHOW - T V. test patterns FOOD — Little Ceaser s Pizza PLACE TO EAT — Little Ceasers MOVIE — Gary's home movies SONG — Anything by the Rolling Stones SAYING — Hey MON HANGOUT — Varsity Bench COLOR - Plaid HOBBY — Having a good time SPORT — Wind surfing, snow and water skiing SOAP OPERA — The Young Ones CAR — Race Onmi ROCK GROUP — Rolling Stones ANIMAL — Wild Carabou Bull COMEDIAN — J.E. Hopwood COMMERCIAL — California Coolers SENIOR COMMENT — So what are we doing this weekend? AMBITION — To get my braces off and never grow up PET PEEVE — Biz trying to sing the Rolling Stones NAME — Teresa Joan Gilliland BIRTH DATE — 5 29 69 NICKNAME — Hornetbeast, tessy lou Favorites CLASS — 6th hour Cartooning with Mr. Sorrels T.V. SHOW — Growing Pains FOOD — Lasagna, pizza PLACE TO EAT - Pizza Hut MOVIE — Top Gun SONG — Roxanna — Sting SAYING - Check it out! HANGOUT - Shop-n-Save COLOR - Blue HOBBY — Traveling SPORT — Cardinal Baseball SOAP OPERA — Guiding Light CAR - VW Bug ROCK GROUP — Bon Jovi, Genesis ANIMAL — Parrot COMEDIAN — Eddie Murphy CCwdMERCIAL — Seagram's Golden Wine £ENTDR COMMENT — St. Louis Bound and Good-Bye RTION — To graduate arn j be successful at ____eer. PET PEEVE — People who start jumors N ML — Gregory Allen Glahn aiWHDATE - 6 12 69 NICKNAME - Greggie Cl MS — Band T V. - X )W — Crimestory F( ) - Pizza PL E TO EAT - Pizza Hut 24« MOVIE — Crocodille Dundee SONG — It s Hip to be Square SAYING — Cool HANGOUT — Athens High School Nationals on Mac Blvd COLOR — Blue and Cray HOfBV Reading SPORT - Basketball and baseball SOAP OPERA Athens Senioi Cla -s 1987 edition CAR — I .unbourgini countch ROCK GROUP Huey Lewis and the News COMEDIAN Bill Cosby SENIOR COMMENT — It's great (finally) to be on top after so much subjugation. AMBITION — to be a leading flgue in American foreign policy PET PEEVEworking 30 houil a week and taking a full class load NAMI BIKIHPUI U MIKNAM1 c M i. t I KM.UT- AnvthmgH i a F IO EA MOVIfr- WeFly | SONCJ— Secret Lovers HANGOUT - Ace of Clubs COLOR - Red HOBBY Writing Poems SPORT Football SOAP OH RA Days of Our Lives CAR Mine RCX K GROUP Talking Heads AMBITION - To he thin again PET PEEVE My ex-boyfriends NAME — Amy Hai BIRTHDATE - 9 NICKNAME - Ar Favorites CLASS — 6th hoi T.V. SHOW - Q FOOD - Bluel PLACE TO EAT MOVIE - SONG SAYING HANGOUT — COLQR - Mai SPORJ - Softl luffins •ntucky Fried Chicken rk Flash ird Mansion iy of Our Cfces lOMMEI T —‘ tKll get IN — geTnyrjied an€ b ® SOAP OPERA CAR — Pontiac FiA© ROCK ( ROUP t- Rofting Stones ANIMaJU I love them all COMEDI - Howie Muidle COMMERCIAL - Lucky Ibg SENIOR AMBITI Doctor of Veterina Medicine PET PEEVE — Men and their IDEAS NAME — Chad T. Hopkins BIRTHDATE - 7 30 (f NICKNAME - Chud 7 Favorites CLASS — Recreational P.E. T.V. SHOW - Magnum P I. FOOD — Pizza PLACE TO EAT — Anywhere MOVIE - Big Chill SONG — rock and roll band SAYING — cop on your knees HANGOUT - Behind the Wheel COLOR - Red HOBBY - Cars SPORT - Racing SOAP OPERA — General hospital CAR - 280 zx ROCK GROUP - Boston ANIMAL - Hawk COMEDIAN — Eddie Murphey jr V .. ©ver it COMMERCIAL — Budweiser Con t rc.. SENIOR COMMENT — It's almost ovtr AMBITION — Owr uiy own service tat j| PET PEEVE — my sistei Lcnore NAME — James L Hopwi i BIRTHDATE - 1 zl t° NICKNAME — Jay T.V. SHOW - Late Night w David Lett. -m. FOOD — La igna w garlic bread PLACE TO EAT - Certainly not Cary . rusty's, or loey's MOVIE' - Anything directed by A d Hitchcock SONG - Anything by INXS SAYING — hut wail 'Cruuu -m HANGOUT Anyplace with Video Games COLOR - blue 1 H)BBY Playing games on rny Apple SPORT - Track SOAP OPERA All Mv Children CAR —’■ My olds RCXK GROUP - Dead Milkman. INXs B1 Hagg COMEDIAN — David Letterman Joe Pi scopo AMBITION - Become an Oceanographer and sail with facques Cousteau on the C alypso PEI PEEVE - WIMPS NAM1 Rohm 1 vnn Hudspeth BIR T HDA LI 11 ll P NK KNAMI K.skin'Robin C I ASS it h In nil Art ■ I V SHOW Love ( nne fliri KH)|) C)tuon Kings I TO f AI MOVIE — Fast Times .n Ridgemont Higwl SONY, Hello I love SAMNG I d.dn t do i HANGOU T Scott - hope 1 t. OLOR l ink and purple HOBBA Sn-mg with Scott SOAP OI KA Santa 1'arb Tt C AR Am KOt K A I Pav.d Lee Roth ANIM L — Koah B«ar OMI loan Rovers ; t OM MERCIA I Avutrirnji Si MOR COMMENT s pit Charlie AMBITION to become «fashion designer NAMI - Tobv Ingram BIRTHDATE 12 16 tffl NK KNAME I aimer-fob Favorites CLASS Study Hall my Freshmen year T V SHOW — Highway to Fleaven FOOD 'teak and Mashed Potatoes PL AO IP ! AT- Pizza Hut MOV 11 R Tders of the Lost Ark SONG l ove1 Walks inA'an Halen HANGOUT — Cornfield COLOR - Red HOBBY - Coin Collecting % SPORT — Bowling CAR — Cadillac Limousine ROCK GROUP - Van Halen COMED1EN - MrJ« ege COMMERCIAL - Dekalb Pfizer Genetics SENIOR COMMENT — enjoy high school while it lasts AMBITION — to be happily married and own 2000 acres of farmland in Mu ( I Ford NAME — Henrik Andresen rog BIRTHDATE — 1 3 68 NICKNAME — Heiny and Dane Favorites P CLASS — French T.V. SHOW - Miami Vice FOOD — Amy's Cooking y PLACE TO EAT — Jumer's (peoria) MOVIE — Je ne sais pas” SONG — the Long Road (By Mark KnopHer) SAYING — Oh No. Homework Again HANGOUT — Denmark COLOR — Red and White HOBBY — windsurfing, Snow and Water Skiing SPORT - Soccor SOAP OPERA — Days of Our Lives CAR — Porsche or BMW ROCK GROUP - Russ Springsteen COMEDIAN — Nancy Dodson COMMERCIAL - Phil Collins' Beer Commencal SENIOR COMMENT — this isn't fair AMBITION —- to become rich HOBBY — Keeping statistics SPORT - Football SOAP OPERA - Days of Our Lives CAR — Testerosa ROCK GROUP - Chicago ANIMAL: Bear COMEDIAN - Eddie Murphy Joe Piscopo COMMERCIAL — Any Lite beer commercials SENIOR COMMENT — Appreciate the time %u 1'' .• IBITl N To be just like Jam McMahon ar d pla? for the Bears N ( Natalie D BIRTHDATE - 09 C AME — Natt.' Favorites CLASS — I plead T V SHOW - Ch FOOD — Linguinrj PLACE TO EAT fsty Busi Old Time Rocflkt Roll — You guys are l immapre. pUT — Everywhere and Anywhere — Periwinkle Blue BY — Scuba Diving, Takiftg Richie Home T -Volleyball i P OPEt A — Santa Barbera, Melissa's love SOAP OPERA Days of Our Lives CAR — I roc Z ROCK GROUP - Huey Lewis COMEDIAN — Howie Mandel COMMERCIAL — I must be in the front row. Light beer. Bob Ucher AMBITION — To be just like you1 NAME — Shannon Parker BIRTHDATE — 11 27 69 NICKNAME - Shan. Shana SAYING Yeah Buddy SENIOR COMMENT — Enjoy it while you can because it doesn't get any better HANGOUT — Anywhere with Rick HOBBY — Collecting used lighters SPORTS — Gymnastics AMBITION — To get married, have a kid, and get out of Athens Favor ijft CLASS — Accounting T V. SHOW - Growing Pains 4V Mustang (white with red stripes) PP — brute Springsteen and the E ANIMA OMEDIAN - E COMMERCIAL - 1 SENIOR COMMT the fullest ___ AMBITION - to succeed in Ul bolt BIK I HI A 11 I SI K W M FOOD I - MOVIE Kis Me Goodbye SON(. I've Ju-t Seen Jes SAYING Are you seriou COLOR - Pink HOBBY Singing SPORT Cro C X aSTTMal COMEDIA COMMERCE SENIOR COW cool AMBITION To become a Christian elementary teacher, and be a loving wife PET PEEVE — Lower classmen cutting in the lunch line in front of me NAME - Joseph D. Mayes BIRTHDATE - 3 31 69 NICKNAME - Willie Ea.v9.ntg CLASS — All mathematics classes TV SHOW Magnum P.I. or The Tonight Show FOOD — Any pasta PLACE TO EAT - Hardee s MOVIE - Uncommon Valor _ SONG — You're the Inspiration SAYING — You're weird HANGOUT — Where the girls are COLOR - Blue CAR - 1 ROCK C Street Ban— . . _ ,. ANIMAL — Gu h Teddy Bears COMEDIAN - Robin Williams 1 IQMMLK lflL - 501 Blues Chorus — Gp to college $nd get my a job which vvj a pPrson, assist mankinc PEEVE — Escalators, Kris Stich, Robbl ndsey. and Rusty's ears NAME — Nicole Muller BIRTHDATE - 06 01 69 NICKNAME - Nici faygntes CLASS — 5th hour study hall my freshman eat — — ChocoUte ‘ B TO EAT — Mountain Jack s — On Golden Pond Silent Night —- Bon Jovi SAYIN| - Whata Jerk COLOR - Red ■ Writing letters addressed BHB Volleyball m WERA — Dj of Our Lives 19o6 Mustang Fastbacks Brown TV. FOOD PLACE TO E. ardees SONG — You K -ove a Bad Name COLOR SOAP CAR - ROCK (} ANIM Purple1 ;RA — Days of Our Lives [ustang UP — Bon Jovi Dog GROUP — Bon Jovi AL — Alfie COMEDIAN - Mrs Williams SENIOR COMMENT — You're special AMBITION — To attain a high paying job and to marry the man of my dreams. PEEVE — Hit and run drivers in the parking lot. NAME — Rusty BIRTHDATE — 2 12 69 NICKNAME - Barney Jit fr 9 h v I SENIORtlOMMENT - Thank God it's over HANGO ;T — Jill's house Deer hunting AMBITI )N — To be a successful manager of business Favontei SAYING CLASS - Right T V. SHOW - St Elsewhere FOOE — Spaghetti noodles and butter PLACE TO EAT — Long John Silvers MOVIE J y home m°vi«hav SONG — Anything by Huey HANGOUT — My house. I'm always grounded COLOR - Blue HOBBY — Collecting match box cars SPORT - Basketball and Baseball CLASS Accounting T V. SHOW - Alf FOOD Pizza PLACE TO EAT - Pizza Hut MOVIE - Breakfast Club SONG r Future So Bright COLOR — Green CAR — Lambourgini Countach ROCK GROUP - Judas Priest ANIMAL - Cat COMEDIAN - Howie Mandel .COMMERCIAL — California Raisins vine PET PE _ Brown-nosers NAME — Jim Ratlif BIRTHDATE - 2 8 69 NICKNAME —-Big Guy. Poopa Jim SAYING - Shut up Jay SENIOR COMMENT - I'm glad it's over HANGOUT - HOBBY Puking on Freshman SPORTS - Basketball AMBITION — Become rich and famous T V SHOW - Miami Vice FOOD - Pizza PLACE TO EAT - Vic's MOVIE — Top Gun SQMC- Me CAR- Porsche ROCK GROUP - Bon Jovi' .ANIMAL - Tiget COMEDIAN - Richard Pryor COMMERCIAL Bud and Millet Lite PET PEEVE - Jay's driving NAME — Jacqueline Ray BIRTH DATE — 1 28 69 NICKNAME - Jackie Favorites CLASS: Accounting, Consumet Ed. and Medical typing TV SHOW — Moonlighting and the Cosby Show FOOD Italian and Mexican and good big steaks PLACE TO EAT — Chi-Chi s MOVIE — Jumpin’ Jack Flash SONG— Tender Love SAYING I guess you had to be there: ' Kr-.g ? HANGOUT — Anywhete with Kraig COLOR — Blue and pink SPORT — Softball. Pom pon. Cheerleading SOAP OPERA — Santa Barbata and Days of Out Lives CAR — Anything but junky VW s. Mustangs, and Pintos ROCK GROUP — Kool and the Gang and Cory Hart ANIMAL — Cute puppies COMEDIAN - Whoopi Goldberg NAME — Scott Shockev BIRTH DATE — 12 8 67 NICKNAME — Scoay Favorites CLASS — Mrs. Miller's FOOD — Pizza PLACE TO EAT — Pizza Hut SONG — Things are getting Better SAVING — Mighty Chilly in here COLOR - Slcik Black HOBBY - Arguing CAR — Sink Black Lambourgini with white pin stripes ROCK GROUP — Tesia ANIMAL — Cheetah COMEDIAN - Bill Cosby PET PEEVE — Immature females AMTITION — Be successful in a tn marriage 19t 9 NAME — Carol Sargeant BIRTHDATE - September 1, NICKNAME - Sarge Favorites CLASS — Art T V. SHOW - Alf FOOD — Pizza PLACE TO EAT — Pizza Hut MOVIE — Crocodile Dundee SONG — Keep Your Hands to Yourself SAYING - Hi, Babe .HANGQUt —« IGA pa iking lot HOBBY - SPORT - mmm soap o?mm CAR - 7 Chevv ROCK GRH- ANIMAL 4 Bs« - .-.e Thoi m 26 COMEDIAN - Richard Pryor COMMERCIAL — Domino's Pizza SENIOR COMMENT — En,oy life PET PEEVE Stuck up people AMBITION — Have a good paying job and live in a nice house NAM I Rd BIRTH DA IE NICKNAME favorites CLASS — '87 A Pot R- fflgtAT MOV It Coma SONG Stair wa SAYING - No i HANGOUT - t COLOR - Red HOBBY — Investi SPORT - Volley SOAP OPERA A CAR — Blazer 4x4 ROCK GROUP - Le ANIMAL — Puppies COMEDIAN - Bill Co COMMERCIAL - Con SENIOR COMMENT - Patience PET PEEVE — People with no respect FOOD — Filet Mignon PLACE TO EAT - Under the Golden Arches MOVIE — Gary's home movies SONG - Rush — 2112 SAYING — Spin and Grin HANGOUT When the action is - Guard Red - Anything that is out of hand - Cross country ERA — Days, of course orsche 9il Targa ROUP — The Boss and the E Street ANIMAL — Wolverine COMEDIAN — Howie Mandi K n COMMERCIAL The Dancing Rar-m VktIr COM ML NT - G.hkI luck to all t hi ftubl little (I m e Ol t ave time for par PET ij E — Whiners ■B an engineer working for pli1 ood -tores NAME — Brian Shoulders BIRTHDATE - 7 28 69 Eamus TV SHOW — Faulty Towers MOVIE - The All Night Party Dead SONG — Dirty B.uk Road SAYING — rhesc people are brain-dead HANGOUT - The Dark IMaces of the Inside COLOR Blue HOBBY Reading writing, loiter .ng SOAP OPERA Lifestyles ot the Genetically Inferior (hosted tby B.S.) ROCK GROUP — Peter Gabn.il 1 he Tourist ANIMAL - Cats COMEDIAN - Metro Vomit SENIOR COMMENT ForgetJ PET PEEVE — ’ legem on oy bus AMBFTIOI — iuget pu bibbed. hinge my 1E ■— Tricia veny BIRTHDATE - 1 10 69 Nl( KNAMF — PeeWee Favorites • ! Conservation 1 . SHOW - Aif OOD - Peanut butter and leljv PI ACE TO F AT A. Maveri k Ste MOVIE Ranjbo: first Bl .«d SONG - Let It Rock SAYING -,I don't kn 3 HANGOUT - H.wdee COLOR j— Purple HOBBY — Chasing SPORT Baske h l SOAP OPERA - Santa CAR — Porsche ROCK CROUP - Bern e Gel 1 .1 n Jovi ANIMAL - Dog COMEDIAN — Tom Hanks COMMERCIAL - Donans pt a SENIOR COMMENT finally out of (hi prifion' PET PEEVE phone AMBITION farmer last narru es — Lunch OW Wj rfhe Bo s Ice dnm EAT PHtTin r-u A .. k NAME — Arui:ev% Slack ■Ul I t 3 14 HBBKaML Aussie routes LASS TV SHOW FOOD PLACE TO MOVIE SONG — Danger Toru H SAVING C, Da fate HANGOUT Jown Under COLOR HOBBVi JVatching Pom SPOR . Rugby Union AP OPERA — Pays of Our Live ROCK GROUT Rolling Stones ANIMAL - Kangaroo COMEDIAN - Paul Hogan COfofM 1 RCIAL - Twix PET PEEVE — Guys that carry combs m their back pockets M AMBITION — To live to 21 M ■ NAME BIRTH N1CKNAM favorites M i .CLASS — So lotogy T V SHOW - Family Ties FOOD — Chocolatjp.'icc cream (fLACE TO EAT -jgChi Chi's VIE — Ferris Beulcr s Day Off — Sunday Bloody Sunday — ooch, opps I ■ Someplace where no one can find COLORS lB|k SPORT - RuV.ng SOAP OPERA ays of Our Lives CAR — ( iuyslc: q|t r ANIMAL - Ferret COMEDIAN- Bill Co . . COMMERCIAL Kib t•• and Bit for puppies SENIOR COMMENT Yss t glad when it's over - PET PEEVE — when sorlHb tries to force me to do something I don t want to do AMBITION — To have successfpi marriage, travel all over the world NAME - Kris A Stich BIRTHDATE - 2 Wo9 NICKNAME - Sticffer. Mr Car KiM Favorites CLASS — You're jokingSright? T.V. SHOW - Cheers _ NAME Beth Ann Weatherby BIRTHDATE — 3 8 69 NICKNAME - welh Eiyontg CLASS - Ag. Ill T.V SHOW — Cosby's FOOD Pizza PLACE TO LAT — Bomba Bi c VWL — Crocodili Dundee SONG Next Time I Fall In Love SAYING — You're silly HANGOUT — Horseback riding SPORT - Softball SOAP OPERA - Days CAR Olds Calais ROCK GROUP Boston ANIMAL Horse COMEDIAN — Eddie Murphy COMMFRClAt - Bartles anJ Jay me SENIOR COMMENT — Having fun yet? AM8ITION — To find a promising career NAME Carrie Young BIRTHDATE - 7 29 69 NICKNAME - Chicky-O FlYttllte CLASS — Accounting II TV SHOW Saturday Night Live Church Chat FOOD — Salty, hot buttered popcorn - House of m Iile Dundee SONG — Wanted Dead or Alive SAYING — Are you serious? HANGOUT — Weatherby's Centennial Farm HOBBY — Driving tht)Hrhun l -i bird SPORT — Shooting poolat 7 obv s house r SOAP OPERA - Day f Our Lives CAR - Ford Thundeibird ROCK GROUP - Bon Jov. ANIMAL My calif 1 -o COMEDIAN - Eddie Murphy - SENIOR COMMENT - na na, Hey Hey, Gjj Hye’ PET PEEVE - Christies SthwcctH AMBITION — To becou id and Young, Inc. thart!” nt of Young CL A I SHOW — Moonlighting FOOD — Chinese and Pizza PLACE TO EAT — Mountain jack's MOVIE — Romancing the Slone SONG An Obsession SAYING - Oh my gosh! HANGOUT — MCL‘ parking lot COLOR — Green 1 IOBBY — Listening to the radio, dancing JuKT — Ice Skating c OAI OPERA — Days of Our Live L a MercurtCi g| 3 H CK GROUP - Bon Jov. A' • IMAL — Teddy Bear COMEDIAN Eddie Murphy COMMERCIAL — Avoid the Noid (Domino's) NIOR COMMENT Let s get outta here' ‘ 1 TION — NAME — Christie Young BIRTHDATE - 7 29 69 NICKNAME - Peaches plat- for To get personali .ed license my SAAB bus barn, and having everyone think I did it (Renee Bounds) MY MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT THIS YEAR WAS Doing Oral Book Reports for Mrs. Henning's Short Stories Class (Mike B iugher). Every time I got in my Opel (Todd Behnke) j When I opened the refrigerator instead of the mic wave at Gary's house I Richard Bisbee) Going out with Gary Frank (Kim Blom) Having Rick drive my car off into a muddy ditch by he Being hugged in public by G-natt (David Brown) Goofing up the Peanut Brittle in 4th hour foods class (Russell Cooper) Coming to tchonl with a broken nose and two perfectly matched black eyes (Cindy Doud) When my dear friend Natalie called into work for me (Aelissa Fisher) When J.E. and I went to the state fair and my car wouldoU turn off (Gary Frank) When I ran into a fence pole during first hour P.E. tryingfn catch a fly ball (Charlie Fornoff) Getting pulled over in front of the Christian Church (Tenis Gilliland) Scene: Water fountain outside of gym curing basket ha practice. Participants: Rusty Nolting. Jackie Ray, and q r (Greg Glahn) Driving down Wabash in the ’Corv ;a with Meli se on the wrong” side of the median (Amy Hankley) Being locked in w th Natt andNici (Kim Manes) When 1 was over at Amy Hankh v s house for guy cheerleading practice, I . . . (Joe Mayes) Ha, Ha, Ha, I'm not going to say it -a$y Frank. (Natalie Mugler) When I almost bled to death at a swimming party after cutting my leg (Nici Muller) ball on the Rli«' Saiypr) When I laid my mototcycl- ver in ny yard (Scott Shockey) Vocu nal When I dropped the bow ng ball on the floor at Abe Lincoln Bowling Lounge (Carol Sameant) Being a cheer lead JI(Rol lie- ® Going to Capital Area Center for an enti When I slipped and fell on the ice (TridalVerry) rear (Brian Shotiflders) Wh my keys fell in the sink and the janitor lad to unscrew the drajn (Beth Weatherbey) f getting all of my books in the restroom (Cartie Young) Serving coffee to one person and ‘’piln Pi Bn another (Christy Voting) t 28 iuny Hankie U „_i 1 w Y ' L rr Michael Baugher Nuole Muller Toby Ingram ChainFTornfiff Cheryl ai Lw % ichelle Wall 2« £mum Jeanette Achilles Joe Antonacci Mike Baugher Liz Beal Todd Behnke Lori Beiermann Glen Bell Richard Bisbee Kimberly Blom Renee Bounds David Brown Scott Brown IF YOU COULD DO IT ALL Ol ER AGAIN WHAT WOULD YOU CUANGF? I would have kept my mouth shut in Biology class. (Natalie Mugler) My name — there are way too many Michelles at Athens. (Michelle Wall) There's not enough room in this yearbook! (David Brown) My Male companions my Freshman and sophomore years. (Right Ames) (Cindy Doud) Ranger Cantrall Russell Cooper Cary Crask Kim Croft Amy Dodson Cindy Doud Jorge Elizondo Susie Ferguson Pam Foley Charles Fornoff Mike Foster Gary Frank Teresa Gilliland Greg Glahn Valerie Graham Amy Hankley David Haschemeyer Chad Hopkins J.E. Hopwood Robin Hudspeth 32 Gina Hunter Henrik Krog Kim Manes Xavier Merino Toby Ingram Daphne Laurent Joe Mayes Natalie Mugler j Yloit fi Tit, But Time, You, l-lad IVli e, You YJtoJt AWttuLtUj A.fTS.? . The friends I made and the fun we had! (Mike Baugher) The road trips after track practice my sophomore year. (Lori Beiermann) 4th Hour Art Class. (Scott Brown) Meeting new people. (Russell Cooper) Listening to Gary tell stories about J.E. and his bailing wire. (Cindy Doud) Wading for balloons in the morning at Prom clean-up. (Melissa Fisher) Playing basketball and band and finally getting to know my classmates. (Greg Glahn) Homecoming my sophomore year. (Amy Hankley) My senior year. (Toby Ingram) Putting together Prom 1986. (Kim Manes) During my Freshman year in English I, Gary, Rusty, J.E. and I advertised Excellent shoes. (Joe Mayes) Having snowball fights while walking uptown to go bowling. (Carol Sargeant) Goofing off in study hall. (Rollie Sarver) Graduation of 1987. (Kris Stich) My Senior year with fantastic friends. (Carrie Young) Homecoming. (Jeanette Achilles) Homecoming week and the vacations. (Liz Beal) 10 26 84 to present. (Kim Blom) Proms and Homecomings (Renee Bounds) You're kidding, right? (David Brown) Melissa Fisher, We have had a lot of fun times, and she can always bring a smile to my face. (Kim Croft) When Michelle Wall and 1 would do Russian dances in the halls in follow the leader. (Amy Dodson) Playing sports and Prom. (Charlie Fornoff) Visiting my friends. (Chad Hopkins) Prom 1986. (Robin Hudspeth) Eating lunch at the lunch table my Senior year. (Daphne Laurent) My Sophomore year. (Nici Muller) Cruising from Jim's. (Rusty Nolting) People started asking me all these questions about my work. (Brian Shoulders) 33 Nici Muller Rusty Nolting Shannon Parker Terri Phillips Brian Ratliff Jim Ratliff Jackie Ray Carol Sargeant Rollie Sarver Scott Shockey Brian Shoulders Andrew Slack K OoMtoni Gat t You A MiMou DoftaU, Wkd Would You Do Font? Buy a car! (Mike Baugher) Buy a light blue Nissan 300 ZX (Lori Beiermann) Buy a new car! (Liz Beal) Buy a real car! (Todd Behnke) Go to Italy and buy something fast and exotic (Richard Bisbee) Buy a Fiero! (Gary Crask) Kris Stich Tricia Verry Michelle Wall Beth Weatherby Kathleen Winterbauer Carrie Young Christie Young Lawrence York Farm till it's all gone. (Toby Ingram) Build a log cabin home. (Daphne Laurent) Make sure my immediate family and relatives were financially secure and then give to my friends and to charity organiza- tions, and then hit the nearest mall. (Kim Manes) Buy season tickets to the Chicago Bears games. (Joe Mayes) Go to Paris and spent it frivolously. (Natalie Mugler) Count it. (Nici Muller) I would go to Italy to look for someone that I'd like to meet. (Brian Shoulders) Seniors not pictured: Melinda Hopper, Steve Puma, Cheryl Sargeant, Charlie Walsh Fly to Austria with several of my friends and spend several weeks skiing down the Austrian Alps. (Michelle Wall) Travel and have an extensive wardrobe. (Christie Young) 35 JiuUM Teresa Ary Brian Barbee Glen Baum Danice Bollman Tammy Brown Cathy Bryant Schannon Bryant Suzanne Bryant Ryder Cantrall Darin Cerar Jerry Cycotte David Daniels Jeff Dennis Jody DiGiovanna Gary Downs Angie Dugger Darek Fagan Nora Ferguson Melanie Ferricks Jeff Foley Maria Garcia Mike Garthaus Tonia Glahn Julie Hackman 36 Alan Hall Jack Harlan Tom Hickson Jenifer Higginbotham Ryan Hopwood Tara Hughes Angie Huston Jeremie Ingram Stephanie Keister Dawn Kelly Amy Koke Jennifer Krick Jim Littleworth Richard McConnell Eric McCutchan Brian Martin Rick Miller Brian Ogden Jim Oiler Richie Preston Stacie Reeves Chris Reichert Laura Rottinghaus Judi Rust Bill Settles Bradd Sims Becky Snell Kim Suttory Chrissy Thompson Kara Todd Chris Tomlin Jamie Turner Julie VanEman Shannon Vetter Matt Wall Tony Wasilewski 1. Angie Dugger performs a vicious spike during the Homecoming volleyball game. 2. Junior Class Officers (left to right): Tammy Brown, Treasurer; Nora Ferguson, President; Melanie Ferricks, Secretary; (not pictured) Julie Winterbauer, Vice-President. 3. Several Juniors show their creativity at Halloween. 4. Becky Snell shows us a winning smile. 5. Bradd Sims gives his all as a guy cheerleader. Kristin Wells Stuart Wilcoxon Julie Winterbauer Jason Wooldridge Joe Zimmerman Juniors not pictured: Kristie Carls Chuck Carter Rick Dixon Don Jacobs Holly James 37 sCoplunWtei ' r_:- a. Eric Andresen Scott Babb John Backs Craig Ballow Stacey Barnett Matt Bell 1 Lisa Bennett Jim Bounds Mike Bryant Tammy Burris Kathy Carter Lance Carter Sean Chastain Cindy Childers Bill Colliver Shannon Cravens Terry Crivea Michelle Croft Scott Cunningham Jennifer Curry Tina Cycotte Lisa Daniels Jennifer Denney Bob Derringer John Ferguson B.J. Fitschen Holly Flynn Robyn Folkerts Joe Fornoff Chris Fyfe Nellieann Gardner Sherri Gilliland Jeff Gustafson Clint Henrikson Brad Holderread Melinda Holler 1. Gina Minor studies with style. 2 Kim McDermand a — Scott Mitts and Scott Cunningham. 36 Kurt Ratliff, President; Ken Ratliff, Vice President; Lisa Daniels, Treasurer; Michelle McGuire, Secretary. Bill House Cindy Jankauski Noel Laurent Robbie Lindsey Jerry Long Audra McConnell Kim McDermand Chris McElvain Michelle McGuire Mike Mangold Cheryl Maslouski Jerry Mayes Gina Minor Scott Mitts Nick Molick Frank Moscardelli Rusty Mott Roger Muench Todd Naylor Tarica Nolting Missy Ostermeier Crystal Rapp Randy Rapp Ken Ratliff Kurt Ratliff Kathy Ray Shelli Ray Matt Reichert Chris Roszhart David Sarver Jared Strode Greg Stuckey Mark Swaggerty Terry Thomas Robbie Walters Chris Wenke Samantha Wood Jim Woods Joann York htuluuea Darei Baum Traci Beard Jerry Berndt Robyn Biesenthal Chelle Blake Dena Bounds Becky Brackney Kurtis Bueltmann Kristy Colliver Trina Crail Jeanette Defenbaugh Shelley Diaz Nino DiGiovanna Barbie Doud David Ferricks Jason Fisher Melissa Flanigan Michelle Flanigan Melissa Folkers Joe Gutierrez Mark Hadra Sandy Hamilton Mike Haschemeyer John Higginbotham Robert Hill Barbara Hopper Cara Hunt Joy Hunter Jennifer Keister Todd Killion Jaimee Mansfield Cindy Marion Herchel McBride Michele Miller Mike Miller Phil Miller Tami Miller Angie Mitts Trisha Mitts Steve Nance Mike Nichols Tracy Paoni Neil Porter Mike Preston Heather Prior Kevin Puma Travis Robinson Katherine Scroll Heather Scott Janice Snyder Gina Steadman Paul Toepfer David Tomlin Niki Tomlin Kara Wells Trisha West David Williamson Norman Wiseman Rachael Wood Jennifer Yeaman Freshmen not pictured: Anthony Richards, Bob Shartzer, Mike Vestal. Freshmen Class Officers: Top, Drew Koke, President; Middle, L-R Traci Beard, Secretary; Michele Miller. Vice-President; Bottom, Kurt Bueltmann, Treasurer 41 Tli, l ViM fat Tiring £ouj T rii Ye u, I was sitting at home one night and out of nowhere, this bright light comes from the sky and hoovers right in front of me. These creatures came out and took me to their planet and the next day brought me back for school. Wierd!!!!! (Ryan Hopwood) 11. The Senior guys are demonstrating their coolness by riding Big Wh taking off their jackets. 2. Joy Hunter and Jenifer Higginbotham were ' STtTfrt TTW TTrn TSTT r Kowr er wTTrTTiei parenTwn TTecog! Carter enjoy a good game of cards. 5. Seniors Jim Ratliff, J.E. Hopwood, Ran- ks'' during homecoming and having the girls daughter in thejT iiifiaii Birdie onnell, Alex Elizondo and Kathy Bisbee, Xavier Merino, Glen Bell, and David Haschemeyer take a break while on Senior trip. Afb P(m Ter Walk around Ldlege in a daze until someone hands me a diploma and gives me a job paying over $10.00 an hour. (Jerimie y'gram) Go to the CollAe of DuPage, get an Associates Degree in travel tourism and travel around to the various historical sites if the world, Oenifer Higginbotham) Pursue my mastws in Space Science Astronautical Engineering. Hopefully learn from my mistakes and advance the American SpLe Program. Most of all be satisfied with my life and where my life takes me. (Kimberly Blom) 1. Michael Baugher receives his diploma and starts thinking about the future while 2. Melinda Holler, Melanie Ferricks, and Jenny Krick smile for the camera at a cheerleading tryouts practice session. 3. Chris McElvain and Kim McDermond escort this — Witch? down the hall on a choral singing escapade. 1 VltM 1987 Upon, A Stan, Prom Court (left to right) Ryan Hopwood, Tammy Brown, Joe Mayes, Nici Muller, 1986 King Mark Crowder, 1987 King and Queen Rusty Nolting and Kim Manes, 1986 Queen Becky Bohlen, Lori Beiermann, Kris Stich, Julie Winterbauer, Stuart Wilcoxon. 44 COMEDY FRI SAT MIGHT CHICAGO SPEAKEASY ATHENS HIGH SIU The 1987 Prom When You Wish Upon a Star was held May 23 at the Springfield Hilton. The night's meal was followed by wills which were read by junior class officers and prophecies which were read by Stephanie Keister, Angie Dugger, Jennifer Krick, and Chrissy Thompson. Music was provided by disc-jockey, Mike Greer. Prom colors were blue, white, and silver. The fall semester was brought to an eventful conclusion by Homecoming Week. Homecoming week consisted of many activities: 50 60's day. Dress up day, tug-of-war, slave auction, guy cheerleading, and many more events. Overall Juniors and Seniors tied. Seniors won Hall decorations and guy cheerleading while Juniors were victorious in the tug-of-war and obstacle course. At the Hop everyone danced to the music of the '50's, 60's and present day. The theme song, Stand by Me was terribly popular but absent from the evenings festivities. 1987 Homecoming Court. First row (left to right) Freshman Attendants: David Ferricks, and Lori Lindsey; Sophomore Attendants: Melinda Holler, Chris McElvain; Second row (left to right) Junior Attendants: Stuart Wilcoxon, Jennifer Krick, Tammy Brown, Ryan Hopwood; Third row (left to right) Senior Attendants: J.E. Hopwood, Nici Muller; 1987 Queen and King, Lori Beiermann and Rusty Nolting; Kim Croft, Tod Behnke; Fourth row (left to right) 1986 Queen and King Becky Bohlen, Mark Crowder. 46 Albert Peterson . Rose Alvarez..... Teenagers: Helen Nancy.......... Alice.......... Margie Ann . Penelope Ann . Deborah Sue Linda ......... Harvey ....... Ursula Merkle Kim MacAfee Mrs. MacAfee Mr. MacAfee..... Sad Girl Another Sad Girl . May Peterson . Reporters......... Conrad Birdie Mayor............ Mayor's Wife..... Hugo Peabody Randolph MacAfee Mrs. Merkle...... Gloria Rasputin . . TV Stage Manager Charles F. Maude. . ..........Joseph D. Mayes ............Michelle Wall Kim Manes Heather Prior ..............Trina Crail ......Nellieann Gardner ...............Shelli Ray Beth Weatherby Carrie Young ........David Williamson ...............Joy Hunter Tammy Burris ........ Julie Winterbauer .... Chris McElvain ........Kim McDermond ............Heather Prior ............Nora Ferguson .............Carrie Young ............. Trina Crail ............. Jerry Mayes ........ Kurtis Bueltmann .............Shelly Diaz Robbie Lindsey Todd Killion Jenifer Higginbotham Nellieann Gardner ............. Steve Nance John Higginbotham Production Staff: Noel Laurent, stage manager; Jennifer Curry, student accompanist; Barbie Doud, prompter; Daphne Laurent, tickets and programs. Stage crew and lighting: Traci Beard, Jeff Dennis. Jennifer Denney, Chris Fyfe, Tara Hughes. Drew Koke, Jerry Long, Cheryl Maslouski, Paul Toepfer, Richard McConnell, Trisha Mitts, Jeff Pedigo, Mike Preston, Richie Preston, Ken Ratliff, Kathy Ray, Janice Snyder, Chris Wenke. 48 Teen Chorus: Tammy Brown, Kathy Carter, Trina Crail, Jeanette Defenbaugh, Melanie Ferricks, Nellieann Gardner, Sandi Hamilton, John Higginbotham, Cindy Jankauski, Nikki Kilaz, Misty Lynn, Kim Manes, Jaimee Mansfield, Herschel McBride, Kim McDermond, Traci Paoni, Heather Prior, Crystal Rapp, Shelli Ray, Beth Weatherby, Kristen Wells, Kara Wells, Christie Young. ■Jm 1. Kim Croft works diligently on trying to get rid of her poison ivy. 2. Surprise Jeanette! 3. Everyone awaits the opening of the White House. 4. Kris Stich and Cindy Doud miss their morning breakfast just to take a 10 minute tour of the White House. 5. Joseph Mayes sleeps comfortably while listening to the relaxing sounds of Run DMC. 6. Joe Mayes, Rusty Nolting, Lori Beiermann and Jackie Ray take a refreshing walk through the park at 7:30 a.m. 5 6 1. Wake up Rusty it's only 1:00 p.m. 2. Senior trip chaperones made it! Congratulations Mr. Sorrels, Mrs. Dunn, and Mrs. Hankley. 3. The Senior Class after riding a bus for 18 hours takes their first tour. (No shower, Same Clothes) 4. Amy Hankley shows how delightful she can be. 5. Richard Bisbee is not happy because he missed his breakfast. 6. Melissa Fisher makes us all pay for having her go on this trip. (What a face!) 51 1. David Haschemeyer accepts a scholarship from Valpraiso University on Senior Awards Night. 2. Mr. Schwabe recognizes the five foreign exchange students for the 1986-87 school year. They are (from left to right) Andrew Slack (Australia), Xavier Merino (Ecuador), Jeanette Achelles (West Germany), Alex Elizondo (Mexico), and Henrick Krog (Denmark) Canm, Day Career Day was an eventful day at A.H.S. as many speakers came to speak about their occupations to students. 3. Scott Kaines is shown talking to some students about the telecommunications field. 4. Cathy Ray and Cindy Jankauski patiently wait for the next session to start. Career Day involved tedious hours of locating people who'd be willing to speak on their occupation and give up a half day of their job. Student Council, who organized Career Day, was able to enlist the aid of many parents, former alumni, and community people. Involved in Career Day were the following: Frank Moscardelli (Nursery), Dick Dennis (Banking), Carol Muller (Secretary), Chuck Muller (Carpenter), Debbie Krick (X-ray Technician), Lloyd Blom (Aviation), Bob Walters (Electrician), Dr. Nick Primm (Veterinarian), Dawn Muller (Probation Officer), Jack Brackney (Aviation Mechanic), Bruce Harmening (Law Enforcement), Dave Kolaz (Engineer), 52 and Delbert Haschemeyer (Lawyer). AuJcouh Nig 1. Marilyn Engel presents the AEA scholarship to Beth Weatherby on Senior Awards Night. 2. Kim Manes and Joe Mayes sing Somewhere Out There . 3. Mr. Haschemeyer speaks for the benefit of students who would like to be a lawyer. 4. Fred Bell speaks on agriculture Occupations. Senior Awards Night was a night to recognize the Seniors who earned awards by working for them throughout the year. Vo-pros for the year were Kathleen Winterbauer, Todd Behnke, Steve Puma, Rollie Sarver, and Kris Stich. Mrs. Henning presented the English award to David Brown and Brian Shoulders. Renee Boundes received the office aide award. Ranger Cantrall received the attendance award and Gary Crask received the Army Fund. 53 GRADUA TION On May 29, 1987, fifty-nine seniors gathered for the sixty-ninth annual Athens High School graduation ceremony. Each senior, including five foreign exchange students, received a diploma. Student of Year, Carrie Young, received the Virginia Bell Scholarship and Toby Ingram received the Lyle Short Scholarship. This was a night that the CLASS OF 1987 worked for and will remember throughout the year. 1. Joseph Mayes — Class President 2. Carrie Young — Valedictorian 3. Toby Ingram — Saluta tor ian There are many opportunities at AHS for students to participate on sports teams: 1. pom-pon squad, 2. cross country team, 3. cheerleading squad, 4. softball team, 5. volleyball teams. TU Fiuuucit TLing Tlicit happened Thii Yum YJal Being invJved in seventh hour theater. (Becky Snell) When Chekl went looking for a chair but found Robbie Lindsey instead. (Noel Laurent) When Jennler Denny didn't know what to do with her parsley. (Gina Minor) When FrankVvIoscardelli didn't know that Bill Colliver wrote love notes for him to Jackie Ray, Cindy Doud, Nici Muller,kirn Manes, and Kim Croft. (Bill House, Roger Muench) When Frank Moscardelli came to school with only half of his mustache shaved. (Roger Muench) When Melinda Holler asked Nick Molick's mom what a certain slang term meant. (Randy Rapp) 6. These seniors are recognized for their commitments to teams throughout their four years of high school. L-R back row: Toby Ingram, Charles Fornoff, Jim Ratliff, Henrick Krog, Joe Mayes, J.E. Hopwood, Todd Behnke; middle row: Michelle Wall, Beth Weatherby, Greg Glahn, Gary Frank, Rusty Nolting, Kim Manes; front row: Jackie Ray, Cindy Doud, Melissa Fisher, Susie Ferguson, Kim Croft, Nici Muller 7. The basketball team on their way to a homecoming victory over the Rochester Rockets. WbVb Gofc SPIRIT! 1. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders front row (1-r) Tammy Burris, Noel Laurent, back row Tina Cycotte, Sandy Hamilton, Melinda Holler, not pictured Heather Prior. 2. Varsity Cheerleaders first row — Melissa Fisher, second row — Nici Muller, Cindy Doud, third row — Jackie Ray, Warrior Todd Behnke, Kim Manes. Not pictured Laura Rottinghaus. V 58 . Jl SOFTBALL w T 5 Delavan 9 0 Williamsville 5 9 Rochester 4 15 Green Valley 12 5 Riverton 6 20 Easton 0 4 Glenwood 6 6 Porta 8 10 Balyki 9 13 Chandlerville 2 0 Pleasant Plains 10 21 Ashland 17 8 Luthern 10 11 Greenview 1 1 Virginia Regional 3 13 Greenview 5 3 Pleasant Plains 8 l n. r 60 Softball group Picture 1-r Manager Jeanette Achilles, Missy Ostermeier, Traci Beard, Beth Weatherby, Missy Flanigan, Shelley Diaz, Lori Beiermann, Maria Garcia, Cara Hunt, Denise Bollman, Coach Jan Hillebrenner, Jennifer Curry, Heather Scott, Jaimee Mansfield, Tarica Nolting, Melinda Holler, Tina Cycotte, Melanie Ferricks, Dena Bounds, Jenny Krick, Chrissy Thompson, manager Cheryl Maslouski 61 The 1986-87 Varsity volleyball team is: back row, L-R Danice Bollman, Tammy Brown, Jennifer Curry, Nat- alie Mugler, Nici Muller, and Coach Mrs. Brady; middle row, Judi Rust, Maria Garcia, Angie Dugger, Melissa Folkers, and manager Joe Mayes; first row. Shannon Vetter, Lori Beiermann, Cindy Doud man VOLLEYBALL 62 Porta L Lincoln L Chandlerville W Springfield L Delavan W Pawnee W Williamsville W Tri-City L Warrensburg-Latham L Greenview W Virginia W New Holland W Rochester W Pleasant Plains L Riverton L Mt. Pulaski L Balyki L Easton L Pleasant Plains Tourney Porta W Williamsville W Pleasant Plains L Delavan Tourney Clinton W Delavan w Peoria Bergan w Regional Porta w Easton L 63 Porta W (15-4) (13-15) (5-15) Lincoln L (4-15) (15-4) (7-15) Chandlerville W (15-8) (15-6) Springfield W (15-12) (13-15) (15-5) Delavan W (15-12) (13-15) (15-5) Pawnee L (9-15) (10-5) Williamsville L (7-15) (11-15) Tri-City W (15-9) (15-13) Warrensburg-Latham W (15-5) (15-12) Greenview W (15-11) (14-16) (15-12) Virginia L (7-15) (15-13) (8-15) New Holland W (5-15) (15-13) (15-7) Rochester W (12-15) (15-0) (15-2) Pleasant Plains L (9-15) (6-15) Riverton L (8-15) (15-8) (12-15) Mt Pulaski L (9-15) (11-15) Balyki L (15-13) (5-15) (10-15) Easton W (15-11) (15-7) 64 J.V. VOLLEYBALL The 1986-87 Junior Varsity volleyball team is: back row, L-R — Misty Lynn, Jennifer Curry, Melissa Folkers, middle row — Kathy Ray, Shelli Ray, Trisha Mitts, Lori Lindsey, bottom row — Missy Ostermeier, Traci Beard, Angie Mitts, and coach Mrs. Brady (Not pictured: Cindy Marion) 6S POM-PON 66 The 1986-87 Pom-Pon squad is: Back row (1-r) Misty Lynn, Holly Flynn, Becky Snell, Amy Dodson, Michelle Wall, Natalie Mugler, Crystal Rapp, Nellieann Gardner, First row (1-r) Shelley Diaz, Mi- chelle Croft, Kim Croft, Barb Hop- per, Amy Koke, and Julie Winter- bauer. 1. Boy's Track Team, 3rd row L-R Mr. Miller, managers, Tara Hughes and Heather Prior, Kris Stich, Todd Behnke, Joe Mayes, J.E. Hopwood, Ken Ratliff, Jim Bounds, Robbie Lindsey; 2nd row Richie Preston, Matt Reichert, Kurt Ratliff, Joe Zimmerman, Darin Cerar, Jeff Foley; 1st row, David Williamson, Mike Preston, Steve Nance, Todd Killion, Brian Langloss, Kurt Bueltman 2. Girl's Track Team, 3rd row L-R Mr. Miller, managers, Tara Hughes, Melissa Folkers, Crystal Rapp, Nora Ferguson, Tammy Brown, manager Heather Prior; 2nd row, Audra McConnell, Angie Dugger, Nikki Kolaz, Cindy Jankauski, Nellieann Gardner; 1st row, Barbie Doud, Trisha Mitts, Sandi Hamilton, Lori Lindsey, Angie Mitts, Michelle Flanigan 3. Girl's 400 and 800 meter relay team 1-r Sandi Hamilton, Angie Mitts, Lori Lindsey, Melissa Folders, Trisha Mitts 5. Boy's 400 and 800 meter relay team 1-r Kris Stich, Jim Bounds, J.E. Hopwood, Robbie Lindsey, Matt Reichert, Joe Zimmerman 6. Girl's 3200 meter relay team 1-r Barbie Doud, Nikki Kolaz, Nellieann Gardner, Michelle Flanigan 7. Boy's 3200 meter relay team 1-r Richie Preston, Kurt Ratliff, Steve Nance, Ken Ratliff 68 CROCC COUNTRY The 1986-87 Cross Country team is: Back row, left to right: Ken Ratliff, Richie Preston, Jim Bounds, Rob Walters, Fourth row: Coach Mr. Miller, Jerry Mayes, Henrik Krog, Joe Mayes, Lance Carter, stat keeper Michele Miller, Kurt Ratliff. Third row: Jerry Long, Todd Behnke, Kris Stich, Mike Haschemeyer, Steve Nance, Todd Killion, Matt Reichert, Phil Miller. Bottom row: Kim Manes, Nikki Kolaz, Beth Weatherby, Tarica Nolting, Kristen Wells, Barbie Doud. BASKETBALL The 1986-87 Varsity Basketball team is: Back row: Jason Wooldridge, Jim Oiler, Jim Ratliff, Jeff Gustafson, Chris McElvain, and coach Mr. Allen. Middle row: Lance Carter, Rob Walters, Charlie Fornoff, Henrik Kxog, J.E. Hopwood, Bottom row: Jerry Mayes, Joe Mayes, Rusty Nolting, and Gary Frank. w T 39 Easton 43 75 Mt. Pulaski 84 78 Illiopolis 55 55 Virginia 66 68 Rochester 62 55 Tri-City 90 73 Williamsville 56 46 Mason City 85 36 Ashland 43 51 Delavan 61 57 Riverton 79 48 Havana 61 55 Greenview 52 47 Porta 60 63 New Berlin 67 57 Pleasant Plains 68 67 Chandlerville 74 62 Balyki 50 Williamsville Turkey Tournament W T 48 Williamsville 36 53 Porta 73 81 Greenview 60 45 Balyki 46 54 Rochester 59 Waverly Tournament W T 40 Pleasant Plains 54 82 Edinburgh 62 63 Girard 53 40 Greenfield 53 Tri-City Regional W T 81 Illiopolis 69 70 72 Tri-City 78 J.V. BASKETBALL The 1986-87 Junior Varsity Basketball team is: Back row: Steve Nance, Terry Thomas, Kurt Ratliff, Jeff Gustafson, Nick Molick, Ken Ratliff, and coach Mr. Curry. Middle row: Mike Nichols, Todd Killion, Phil Miller, Scott Babb, Neil Porter, and Jerry Mayes. Bottom row: Jerry Long, Paul Toepfer, Joe Gutierrez, David Ferricks, and Matt Reichert. Managers: Scott Mitts, Jim Bounds, Bill House. 74 W T 64 EASTON 25 57 Mt. Pulaski 61 61 Illiopolis 45 61 Virginia 53 57 Rochester 54 84 Tri-City 55 49 Williamsville 55 64 Mason City 58 66 Ashland 47 Athens Fr Soph Tourney 58 PI Plains 66 46 Rochester 52 51 Delavan 58 67 Riverton 50 72 Havana 66 47 Greenview 52 44 Porta 50 56 New Berlin 51 60 Chandlerville 37 58 Balyki 65 Sangamo Conference Tourney 76 Williamsville 53 44 Rochester 37 55 Mt. Pulaski 69 Highlights — New Salem conference — 2nd place with 5-2 record Sangamo Converence Tourney — 2nd place Sangamo Conference — 3rd place with 4-3 record Athens Fr Soph Tourney — 4th place Season Record 14-9 u u I 75 The 1986-87 Baseball team is: Back row: Paul Toepfer, Mike Haschemeyer, David Ferricks, Jerry Long, Scott Mitts, Terry Thomas, Jeff Gustafson, Jim Oiler, Jason Woodridge, Charlie Fornoff, David Haschmeyer, Andrew Slack, Henrik Krog, Tom Hickson, Alex Elizondo, and Bill House, First row: Frank Moscardelli, Rusty Nolting, Joe Mayes, Jerry Mayes, Bradd Sims, Darek Fagan, Chris McElvain, Nick Molick, Rob Walters, and Lance Carter. New Salem Conference Co-Champions (6-1) Losses Wins Williamsville 8-22 Springfield 2-6 Springfield 1-25 Glenwood 6-12 Rochester 0-6 Green Valley 1-3 Lanphier 0-6 Riverton 0-7 Mt. Pulaski 0-1 N.H. Middletown 11-13 Ashland 1-5 Auburn 4-14 Porta 7-3 Havana 9-8 Balyki 10-0 Easton 5-4 PI. Plains 10-6 Tri-City 15-11 Virginia 7-4 Mason City 7-5 Greenview Forfeit Chandlerville forfeit 77 7k Ut PeuoK Ik CrJiooi k Btfauit Brian . .1 because he's too cool for words. (Holly Flynn) Jody Ihe's too cool for words. (Michelle Croft) Frank Miscardelli ... for cheating on a biology and letting Mrs. Brady catch him. (Chris McElvainl Melinda Boiler . .. she said a four-sided figure was a tri-angle. (Anonymous) Nick Mollck . (Scott Babb) Joey May« . . he acts like a nerd . . . although that's his usual self! (Jerry Mayes) Me ... I tlok geometry my sophomore year. (Noel Laurent) Frank . . . ffcrr having a list of all the girls he is in love with. (Bob Derringer) There are no cool upperclassmen! (Kathy Carter) he is so funny. (Lisa Daniels Kathy No one, there will be no cool upperclassmen till next year when I’m an upperclassmen. (Nellieann Gardner) Jim Ratliff he can wear sunglasses inside the school, do one-handed reverse lay-ups and compare himself to Marcus Liberty. (Nick Molick) Rusty Nolting for his slick-back hair style and the macho attitude. (Tarica Nolting) 4 inn? ofooqmi 1. Yearbook Staff: Top (left to right) Kris Stich, David Sarver, Richie Preston. Row 2 — Jackie Ray, David Brown, Melissa Fisher, Cindy Doud. Natalie Mugler, Nora Ferguson, Jeanette Achilles, Christie Young, Becky Snell. Row 1 — Nikki Kolaz, Amy Hankley, Michele Miller, Jenifer Higginbotham, Jennifer Curry, Carrie Young. Standing — Mrs. Karen Miller — sponsor. Absent from the picture — Laura Rottinghaus and Rick Miller. Student Council organizes and sponsors many events and activities during the school year: Homecoming, spirit week, soda and candy machines, assemblies, the sign, and Career Day. The Student Council also recog- nizes each graduate, who has maintained a 3.00 aver- age, with a gold cord. The Student Council also awards Scholarships to five graduating seniors. Row 4 (1-r) Melissa Fisher, Natalie Mugler; Row 3 — Frank Moscardelli, Roger Muench, David Brown, Ri- chie Preston, Robbie Lindsey; Row 2 — Darel Baum, Nikki Kolaz, Barbie Doud, Angie Dugger, Melanie Ferricks, Mrs. Dunn; Row 1 — Tammy Burris, Tammy Brown, Stephanie Keister. FHA Officers Top Row (left to right) — Jennifer Denney, Historian; Carrie Young, Secretary; Bottom Row — Christie Young, Vice-presi- dent; Daphne Laurent, Nora Ferguson, Co-presidents. (Not pictured, Julie Winterbauer — Treasurer) Row 3 (left to right) Misty Lynn, Sandi Hamilton, Barbie Doud, Nikki Kolaz, Trina Crail, Michele Niller, Kathy Schroll, Trisha West, Lisa Bennett, Mrs. Williams, sponsor. Row 2 — Tina Cycotte, Barb Hopper, Tami Miller. Cara Hunt, Shelley Diaz, Chelle Blake, Nora Ferguson, Sherri Gilliland, Jennifer Denney, Row 1 — Christie Young, Carrie Young, Daphne Laurent, Audra McConnell, Stacey Barnett. 84 FFA Officers (stand, left to right) Toby Ingram, Vice-presi- dent; Gary Frank, Reporter; Richard Bisbee, Treasurer; Julie VanEman, Secretary; Frank Moscardelli, Sentinel, (seated) Beth Weatherby, President. Row 2 (left to right) — Antho- ny Richards, Roger Muench, Ranger Cantrall, B.J. Fits- chen, Mike Miller, Charlie Fornoff, Frank Moscardelli, Travis Robinson, Kevin Puma, Richard Bisbee, Mike Vestal, Gary Frank, Toby In- gram, Jim Oiler, Steve Nance, Becky Brackney, Norman Wiseman, John Backs, Jere- mie Ingram, Clint Henrick- son. Row 1 — John Higgin- botham, Darel Baum, Jaimee Mansfield, Julie VanEman, Dawn Kelly, Beth Weatherby, Dena Bounds, Nino DiGio- vanna, Joe Gutierrez, Janice Snyder, Randy Rapp, Mark Swaggerty, Chris Rozhart. Key Club The 1986-87 Key Club Members are: First Teeter-Totter: Chris Reichart, Robert Hill, Robby Lindsey, David Sarver, Darel Baum. Second Teeter-Totter: Jeanette De- fenbaugh. Daphne Laurent, Nikki Kolaz, Jenifer Higgin- botham and Sponsor Mr. Sorrells. Third Teeter-Totter: Misty Lynn, Cara Hunt, Shelley Diaz, Jerry Long, and Steve Nance. Fourth Teeter-Totter: Nora Ferguson, Amy Koke, Trina Crail, Michele Miller, and Roger Muench. Fifth Teeter-Totter: Alex Elizondo, Henrik Krog, Suzanne Bryant, Julie VanEman, Frank Moscardelli and Jaimee Mansfield. Sixth Teeter-Totter: Xavier Merino, Christy Young, Jeanette Achilles, Carrie Young and Beth Weatherby. 1 Michele Miller, Nikki Kolaz, Michelle Flanigan, Jennifer Yeaman and The Key Club officers for 1986-87 are: Co-Treasurer Christie Young, Jenifer Higginbotham sold license plates to raise money for Key Club. Vice-President Carrie Young, Secretary Beth Weatherby, President Jenifer Higginbotham and Co-Treasurer Michele Miller. 86 NaJfottai The 1986-87 National Honor Society officers are: Vice-Presi- dent, Joe Mayes, President, Toby Ingram, Secretary, Beth Weatherby, and Treasurer, Carrie Young The 1986-87 National Honor soci- ety members are, back row — Nici Muller, Matalie Mugler, Nora Fer- guson; middle row Joe Mayes, An- gie Dugger, Toby Ingram, Amy Hankley, David Haschemeyer, Me- lissa Fisher, Becky Snell, and Spon- sor Mrs. Kniss: bottom row — Beth Weatherby, Carrie Young, and Ju- lie VanEman. 87 BAND CHORUS Row 5 (1-r) Tami Miller, Barb Hopper, Cara Hunt, Shelley Diaz, Dena Bounds, Janice Snyder, Lori Lindsey, Melissa Folkers, Tina Knott, Rachael Wood, Paul Toepfer, Neil Porter, Kurt Bueltman, Herschel McBride, David Willianfson, Steve Nance, David Ferricks, Row 4 Joy Hunter, Jaimee Mansfield, Michele Miller, Michelle Flanigan, Kara Wells, Trina Crail, Nikki Kolaz, Sandi Hamilton, Heather Prior, Jennifer Yeaman, Becky Brackney, Heather Scott, Misty Lynn, Barbie Doud, Missy Flanigan, Kristie Colliver, Todd Killion, Jennifer Keister, Mrs. Hardesty. Row 3 Noel Laurent, Tina Cycotte, Shelli Ray, Jennifer Curry, Jennifer Denney, Melinda Holler, Tarica Nolting, Missy Ostermeier, Cindy Jankauski, Nellieann Gardner, Kathy Carter, Robbie Lindsey, Audra McConnell, Crystal Rapp, Kim McDermond, Tammy Burris, Jerry Mayes, Chris McElvain, Lisa Bennett, Stacey Barnett, Row 2 Shannon Vetter, Stephanie Keister, Nora Ferguson, Suzanna Bryant, Jenifer Higginbotham, Melanie FerncksT Tammy Brown, Kristin Wells, Jennifer Krick, Angie Dugger, Richard McConnell, Tara Hughes, Tom Hickson, Jeremie Ingram, Joe Zimmerman, Row 1 Michelle Wall, Richard Bisbee, Kim Manes, Joe Mayes, Melissa Fisher, Amy Hankley, Henrik Krog, Carrie Young, Beth Weatherby, 88 Shannon Parker, Christie Young, Jeanette Achilles. Lower Brass — Row 2 — Ryder Cantrall, Greg Glahn, Neil McCutchan; Row 1 — Herschel McBride, Joe Mayes, Joy Hunter Saxophones — Row 2 — Misty Lynn, Kim Manes; Row 1 — Roger Muench, Jennifer Curry, Richie Preston Clarinetes — Row 2 — Melanie Ferricks, Robbie Lindsey, Chrissy Thompson; Row 1 — Lisa Daniels, Kara Todd? Samantha Wood, Kim Blom 89 Jazz Band — Top — Chris Reichert; Row 3 — Kurt Bueltmann, Toby Ingram, Neil McCutchan; Row 2 — Mr. Niehaus, Beth Weatherby, Samantha Wood, Jennifer Curry; Front — Joy Hunter Flutes — Row 2 — Crystal Rapp, Kristin Wells, Barb Hopper, Becky Brackney, Nikki Kolaz; Row 1 — Kathy Ray, Tarica Nolting, Cheryl Maslouski, Nora Ferguson Percussion — Row 2 — Ryan Hopwood, Bradd Sims, Stuart Wilcoxon; Row 1 — Matt Bell, Alan Hall, Kurt Bueltmann, John Higginbotham Aftex I graduate pHui Hr Win the Lottery. (Randy Rapp) Run a fast food restaurant on the Pluto. (Roger Muench) Play professional baseball because that is all I ever wanted to do. (Scott Mitts) Take my gown off. (Gary Frank) Go to college, get married, be successful and have lots of money and free time. (Kara Todd) Go to college. (Jamie Turner) Get nt tKat gniAm an 4 cay WKat hprlr frkat Anri real, real, cold drink because it's hot in that gym and a man ne wouldn't want me to dehydrate because she loves me and my cl| Carter a.k.a Miller Nick Molick) wit aLiujM f and kkqRty u udr ye £ kayUuj o€ ariw by a itdff metben, mak When Mri. Bennett put her sweater on backwards. (Tracy Paoni) The following is only a sample of the amusing remarks uttered by one Mr.lScott Jackson. Do 2 thru evens. , You shunt do that. Recycle Confetti, When you step on the brake your life is in your foois hands. , My friends say it's the milkman. (Nick Molicl) Mr. Sorrells,fie always says people. (Cindy J.) 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