Atwood Hammond High School - Post Yearbook (Atwood, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1984 volume:

POST 1984 High School Atwood, IL 61913 Changing Times And A New Look The POST staff chose as its theme for the 1984 yearbook the idea of Changing Times. There are many changes in this year’s book and we hope that you enjoy the new look. A new publishing company, Josten’s American Yearbook, helped the staff. Another change is placing the ads on various pages throughout the book rather than only in the back. This gives our advertisers more visibility and makes it possible to offer a greater number of pictures. We appreciate the financial support of our advertisers and patrons and encourage everyone who reads this book to look at the ads and patronize those businesses. The format on most pages was designed to add balance and make the yearbook more enjoyable to read and look at. While our theme is mainly artistic. Changing Times describes well the world in which we live as well as the day to day lives of high school students. We hope you enjoy the 1984 POST. From the yearbook staff. F.ditors Terry Jones. I)ntid Dallas, and Jim Ponder work on assembling (he color pages for the POST during a night work session. Piatt County Service Co. Petroleum Fertilizer Feed Seed L.P. Gas Hammond 262-3091 Monticello 762-2133 Bement 678-5511 Mansfield 489-5121 oO T £R'c SUPER SERVICE Rt. 36 Hammond Phone: 262-3312 Table Of Contents Introduction ............................................................2-6 Sports ....................................................................7 Volleyball ........................................................8 Football .........................................................12 Boy’s Basketball .................................................16 Girl’s Basketball.................................................18 Cheerleaders .....................................................20 Baseball .........................................................22 Organizations ............................................................25 FFA ..............................................................26 Student Council ..................................................27 Band .............................................................28 Pom Pon ..........................................................30 POST .............................................................32 Student-to-Student................................................33 FHA ..............................................................34 Scholastic Team...................................................35 AFS ..............................................................36 NHS ..............................................................38 Events....................................................................39 Variety Show .....................................................40 School Play.......................................................42 Prom .............................................................44 Student Council Week 46 Homecoming.....................................................48-51 People ...................................................................53 Seniors Class of ’84 ..........................................54-73 Senior Trip...................................................68-70 Graduation ...................................................71-73 Juniors........................................................74-83 Prom ...........................................................80 Sophomores.....................................................84-91 Car Wash .......................................................88 Dances...........................................................90 Freshmen.......................................................92-96 Fresh, and Soph. Off, ..........................................96 Faculty...............................................................97-103 Closing 104-109 Index 110-111 Patron’s Page ...........................................................112 3 Changing Times: New Faces School started again on Aug. 29 and many new faces greeted returning students. Mr. Jim Morgan was the new principal for the high school and quickly became a favorite with his friendly smile. Freshmen and several new students had to find their way around the building and learn everyone’s names. Several new teachers also had to adapt to the way things run at AHHS. The AFS greeted foreign exchange student from Ecuador, Patty Artos. It seemed like a different school without the Class of 1983 around, but the new Seniors assumed their role of leadership. Above left: Julie Cornwell helps raise money b popping corn al the concession stand. Above right: Mr. Morgan goes over absentees with office helper. David Weir. Bottom Left: P.E. students make a pyramid: Kyle Wierman, Billie Sanders. Johnny Benner, Brenda Carrctt, Wendy Hodge. Michelle F.veland. Kelly Mason. Bretta Randall, Dannv Kehl. and Tracey Mauck. Bottom Right: Kendra Freeman helps set up for the Christmas music concert. 4 Stock’s Shoe Store Since 1885 210 S. Vine Arthur Phone: 543-2315 Day’s Marathon Hammond, IL Phone: 262-3214 pm Dixie Truckers Home |S Good Food Friendly Service Tuscola 24 Hour Restaurant Jet. 1-57 and serving the Family Favorites Dixie Fried Chicken U.S. 36 Biscuits Gravy Tuscola, IL Fried Homemade Corn Meal Mush 61953 General Store Phone: Sundries, Clothing, Truck Parts 217-253-4721 and Supplies, Jewelry and Gifts, Groceries, C.B.’s, Exit 212 Radar Detectors 5 Students Return To Class Top: David Dallas. David Weir, and Sieve Yeakley gel back to work in Biology class. Below l eft: Andrea Wallace. Beth Conner, and Kalenn Pangborn pose for Ihe camera. Senior Kalenn proves that Freshmen aren't really all that bad. Below Right: Soon after the bell rings ending class, the halls arc Filled with students, all in a hurry. 6 Atwood Eisner Agency Exclusive Distribution of Locally Raised “Reeder” Beef Congratulations to the Class of ’84 Dwight Stewart 578-3434 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday Kountry Kutters Men Women Hair Styling 115 N. Main Atwood, IL 578-2513 Stylists: Dalene Reeder Kathie Clapper Kristine Binder Owner and Stylist Janice Willoughby A Time For Sports ATHLETICS Varsity Volleyball 1983 The Varsity Volleyball Squad: Patty Art os, Rosanne Harshbarger, Tami Melton. Brenda Garrett. Billie Sanders, Debbie Strohl. and Julie Cornwell. Below: Debbie Strohl and Billie Sanders sene at a home game. 8 cCdent d 123 S. Vine Arthur, IL 61911 Phone: 543-2322 Aboto Left: Coach Linda Jones and the Varsity Squad prepare to break out of the huddle. Above Right: Billie Sanders and Julie Cornwell warm up before the game. Bottom: Seniors on the Varsity included Tami Helton, Debbie Strohl, Julie Cornwell, Rosanne llarshbarger, and Patty Art os. Coach Linda Jones commented that the record did not reflect how well the 1983 Volleyball teams played nor how much they improved over the season. The girls won only 2 games and no matches, but surprised many fans by their persistence, in spite of a losing record. Debbie Strohl and Billie Sanders both received honorable mention in All-C'onference voting. Both were chosen as Most Valuable Players by the team. Tami Helton was Most Improved. Rosanne Harshbarger was Best Server with a 92% success rate. Best Setters were Rosanne Harshbarger and Julie Cornwell. Debbie Strohl was the Best Spiker with an 87% record. Congratulations, Seniors Pizza Man of Atwood 103 S. Main Ph. 578-3501 Eat In Or Carry Out 1983 J.V. Volleyball Pictured at right are the JV Volleyball team members. Front Row: Michelle Baer, Amy Romine, Michelle Moss; Second Row: Tracy Rawdin, Stephanie Chesnut, Alana Heit, Mitzi Mood; Back Row: Dawn Dial, Joni Terril, Tonya Strohl, Darcy Dial, and Amy Dyer. Jill Nave was not present for the picture. The squad had a losing season, but never gave up. Dawn Dial, pictured below with Joni Terril and Alana Heit, was voted Most Valuable Player. Joni Terril was chosen as Most Improved Player. Alana Heit had the Best Server record for the JV at 81%. Below Right: Backing up the varsity starters, Tonya Strohl, Dawn Dial, Amy Dyer, and other JV team members often dressed with the Varsity. Tonya Strohl, Stephanie Chesnut, Dawn Dial, Amy Dyer, Alana Heit, and Mitzi Mood all received letters for their help. The Family Shoppe ||§W Fashion For All The Family 105 N. Main St. Phyllis Flendrickson Atwood Owner Phone:578-3211 A relaxed moment before the game: lonya Strohl. Amy Dyer, Mit .i Mood, Alana Neil, Jill Nate, and Stephanie C hesnul. 11 Fighting Rajahs Start Strong 1st Row: David Weir, Truman Sellers, Rick Kauffman, Andy Littcral, Brent Newlin, Curt Harshbarger, Tim Dunn, Bill Retell, Jeff Auer; 2nd Row: Jim Postlewait. Ron Mason, Larry Kearns, Ron Darby, Rod Long, J.R. Cornwell, C raig Conner, David Davis, Steve Davis. 3rd Row: Coach John Lyons, Phillip Reed. Jeff Behrend. Mark Mayhew, Scott Shipman, Steve Stillabower. David Dallas, Steve Veakley, Doug Loy, Assistant Coach Mike Mayhall. 12 Above: Coach John Lyons gives a pep talk at one of the Friday afternoon pep sessions. Above at right: Fans rock the Rajahs to a victory at Deland-YVeldon. Among the supporters are Tracey Mauck. Billie Sanders, Beth C'henovveth, Michelle Baer, Jackie Loy, Dale Goodrich, Tami Helton. and Michelle Moss. AHHS football coach, John Lyons was pleased with the team and the season as the Rajahs started the year with three straight wins. Then JR Cornwell was injured and the competition got tougher. Many area teams thought the Rajahs wouldn't win even one game, so the season was a success in the sense that opponents will have more respect for the Rajahs next year. Coach Lyons stated that the team worked hard and the seniors showed great leadership. Senior co-captains were JR Cornwell and Steve Yeakley. The McDade award for most tackles was presented to Doug Loy. The Most Improved Player was Jeff Behrend who received the Phalen award. JR Cornwell was the Most Valuable Player. Several team members were selected to all conference team: Doug Loy made the first team; David Dallas and Steve Yeakley were on the 2nd team. Rod Long, Phil Reed, and Craig Conner all received honorable mention. Opponents Rajah Score Opponent Score Lovington 26 0 Bethany 28 0 Deland-Weldon 22 15 Areola 6 32 Cerro Gordo 14 25 Villa Grove 16 50 Bement 0 12 Arthur 6 28 ABL___________________19_____________32 The Store — where you expect the unexpected. At Main and Sale, Tuscola Monday-Saturday 10:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. 253-3968 Funk Insurance Agency Your Independent Agents A Complete Insurance Service Jim Quick — Maurine Funk Phone: 578-2551 P.O. Box 427 110 N. Main Atwood, IL E5 Congratulations, Seniors Rajahs Field JV Team Again The football squad was large enough this year to play some junior varsity games again. Coaches John Lyons and Mike Mayhall scheduled three JV games. The JV team won one game against Bement 20 to 0. but lost the other two games to Bement again and to Arthur. With the assistance of these younger players and the leadership of the 11 starters who will return next year, the coaching staff is looking forward to winning seasons next year. The Junior Varsity Football Team: Standing: Mark Mayhew, Scott Shipman. Jim Postlewait. Ron Mason, Rick Kauffman: Kneeling: Brent Nevtlin. Truman Sellers, Tint Dunn. Bill Retell, and Jeff Auer. Below: Coach Mayhall. Atwood Grain Supply Co. PO Box 569 Atwood, IL Phone: 217-578-2213 Congratulations, Seniors Hadden Jewelers The Class Ring Center 111 N. Main, Atwood Phone: 578-2200 Rex Hadden, Jeweler A Rajahs Receive Awards The Rajahs placed 6 players on All Conference teams. Doug Loy received the highest award, 1st team tackle by unanimous vote. Phil Reed and Rod Long received honorable mention. David Dallas was voted 2nd team end. Craig Conner also received honorable mention. Steve Yeakley was chosen as 2nd team tackle. Senior letter winners included David Dallas, JR Cornwell, Steve Yeakley, and Ronnie Darby. J.R. Cornwell was co-captain of the team and Most Valuable Player. Doug Loy won the McDade Award for most tackles. Jeff Behrend was Most Improved Player, and Steve Yeakley was also co-captain. Pierson Grain Supply Pierson Station Rajah Cagers Show Hustle Below: Kyle Wierman fires a shot at a home game. Below C enter: Kyle W ierman, Johnny Benner, and Mike Sul-lender show their hustle on defense. Below Right: Mike Nullender jumps high to start the quarter while Brian Ll-more stands read). The Rajah basketball varsity squad was coached by Mr. Bill Carpenter. The team lost 22 games, hut led in 10 of those losses at some time. Kyle Wierman won the Free Throw award, missing only four shots all season. Mike Sullender won the Rebound award and was chosen Most Valuable Player. Mike also was selected as an All C onference player on the 2nd team. Jeff Behrend was chosen as Most Improved and Rod Long won the De-I.ong award for most hustle. C oach C arpenter praised the seniors for their dedication and style. The team never quit trying and that’s a sigh of character. Pictured hclow is the Varsity Baskcthall squad: Seated: C oach Tim Leffler, Mike Baer. Steve Yeakley. Randy Long, Johnny Benner. Mike Sullender. Kyle Wierman. Brian LI more. Coach Bill Carpenter: Standing: Phil Reed. Rod Long, Steve Davis. Jeff Behrend. and David Davis. JV Receive New Coach Also The Junior Varsity Basketball Squad was coached this year for the first time by Mr. Tim Leffler. The JV record was unimpressive, but Coach Leffler stated that there is a lot of talent coming up and the fans should look forward to next year. Muscle and hustle were the keywords for the JV team led by Steve Davis who showed great talent as a Sophomore. David Davis and Phil Reed also did a super job according to Coach Leffler, and he was also pleased with Mark Mayhew, Jeff Jones, and Jim Postlewait. Pictured at the top of the page: Coach Leffler gives words of encouragement during a timeout. Center Left: Kyle Wierman, Free Thro award, Jeff Behrend, Most Improved, Rod Long. DeLong award, and Mike Sullender, Most V aluable Player, Rebound award, and 2nd All Conference Team. Center Right: Scott Stutzman jumps for the Rajahs while Jeff Behrend and David Davis wait for the tip. At Left: JV Basketball Team: Seated: C urt Harshbarger, Scott Stutzman. Steve Davis, David Davis, Jim Postlewait: Standing: Mike Terril, Phil Reed, Mark Mayhew, Dale Goodrich, and Coach Tim Leffler, Jeff Jones absent. 17 Take The Court AHHS Rajenes The ten girls who made the Girls’ Basketball team this year did their best to give new coach. Miss Gail Warner, a good season. Their record was not impressive and there were not enough girls out to field a junior varsity squad, but the team learned a lot. Coach Warner stated that the team started many new things this year and will look forward to next season. Seven of the girls will return next year and their experience this year will be helpful in the future. Tami Helton was chosen Most Valuable Player. She also won the rebound award and the free throw award with a 67% average. Wendy Heinzelmann was selected as the Most Improved Player and Tracey Mauck was recognized as Most Promising. Members of the Girls’ Basketball Team: Front: Coach Gail Warner; Second Row: Seniors Billie Sanders, Beth Chenoweth, and Tami Helton; Third Row: Juniors Wendy Heinzelmann, Malora Ohnesorge, and Amy Dyer; Top Row: Tracey Mauck, Darcy Dial, and Brenda Garrett. Tonya Strohl was not available for the picture. Below left: award winners at the Spring Sports Banquet: Wendy Heinzelmann, Most Improved, Tami Helton, Most Valuable. Rebound, and Free Throw, and Tracey Mauck, Most Promising. Below right: Tami Helton puts up a shot as Brenda Garrett moves for a better position for rebounding. Amy Dyer looks for someone lo open up under the basket, while Tracey Mauck waits for the outlet pass (left). Above: Brenda Garrett launches a shot while Wendy Heinzelmann and Beth Chenoweth look for a rebound. Arthur Cheese Company Home of the Natural Cheese People Congratulations, Class of ’84 We Can Help! Call us for Your Advertising, Printing and New Tips 578-3213 578-2833 107 N. Main Box 589 The Atwood Herald U.S. INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS COMPANY DIVISION OF NATIONAL DISTILLERS AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION TUSCOLA, ILLINOIS Rajah Rah-Girls ‘Rouse Fans JV Cheerleaders in action: Paula Chenovteth, 1 onya Strohl, Wendy Hodge, Andrea Wallace, and Beth C onner. The Cheerleaders build a pyramid. Stephanie Chesnut, Paula Chenoweth, Andrea Wallace, Alana Heit, Lori F.mberton, Debbie Strohl, Beth Conner, Beth Fyestone, Tonya Strohl, and Wendy Hodge. bote: the cheerleaders in action at one of the pep assemblies. Right: The Junior V'arsity Cheerleaders: Beth Conner, Wendy Hodge, Tonya strohl. Paula Chenoweth, and Andrea Wallace. 20 The 1983-84 cheerleaders cheered on both the football field and the basketball court. The ten member squad consisted of five junior varsity and five varsity. The JV teams were cheered by Paula Chenoweth, Wendy Hodge, Tonya Strohl, Beth Conner, and Andrea Wallace. The Varsity squad was led by Senior Debbie Strohl, captain, Lori Emberton, Beth Eyestone, Alana Heit, and Stephanie Chesnut. They worked hard to lead the fans and boost team spirit. They put up signs in the halls, in football players’ yards, and cheered at pep rallies and games. Pictured at left: Andrea Wallace, Beth Conner, and Paula Chenoweth make signs after school. Below: Debbie Strohl, the only Senior cheerleader, relaxes during a pep assembly. Pictured above: the Varsity Cheerleaders: Lori Emberton, Alana Heit, Debbie Strohl, captain, Stephanie Chesnut, and Beth Eyestone. Cheerleader sponsor was Mrs. Nancy Maxedon Congraulations Class of ’84 Rost Chevrolet Sales MBHUB Phone: 217-262-3095 Hammond, Illinois Baseball Returns To AHHS Members of the learn: Front: Mike Baer, Curtis Harshbarger, Rod Long, Steve Cocking, Chuck Huber, Doug Loy; Standing: Coacb Lyons, Mark Corcoran. Phil Reed, Mike O’Neill, Kyle Wierman. and Mike Sullcnder. Not available: Brent Newlin. Bat girls were Amy Chesnut, Tami Helton, Alana Heit, and Wendy Hodge. Pictured at right: Coach Lyons and Rod Long give the team Fielding practice before a game at Hammond. Below left: Kyle Wierman makes a stop at first. The Rajahs returned to the diamond this spring headed by Coach John Lyons after two years without baseball. The costs of the season were paid by citizens of the district as a donation. The Rajahs turned in a 4-8 mark, beat the conference champs, Bement, in one game, and won their first game of the regional. Doug Loy was MVP and Rod Long got the best hitting average. Several team members were chosen all-conference: Rod Long 3rd base for the first team, Doug Loy catcher for second team, Phil Reed second team, and honorable mention for Kyle Wierman. STATE BANK OF BEMENT Why Not Make Us Your Bank Phone: 678-2321 Member FDIC Grand Prairie Co-op, Inc. Main Office: Sadorus Phone: 598-2312 Ivesdale Office (Fertilizer) Phone: 564-2271 Above: Doug Loy snags a ground ball. Below left: Mike Sullender at shortstop makes a play. Below right: Mike Baer sends the ball home. | Kioto KID’S KORNER 138 S. Vine St. o o ARTHUR, IL 61911 217 543-2232 “For the Special LITTLE Alt PEOPLE In Your Life” BfSNGPL Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America Compressor Station No. 311 Hammond, IL NGPL Thank You For Your Smiles Class of ’84 FLEENER COUNTRY STUDIO R. 1 Box 133 Hammond, IL 262-3293 Paul Juanita FFA Gains Momentum The FFA increased its activities and its enthusiasm this year. Chapter Farmers were Mike Terril, Steve Davis, and David Gray. David Weir was Star Chapter Farmer. The Poultry Team won 3rd place in the Section. The Ag Mechanics team tied for 1st team. The Farm Management team was 4th place and David Weir won 2nd place in Public Speaking at the Section and 3rd place at the District. FFA week was special this year with the barnyard zoo and FFA tractors crowding the parking lot. Tami Helton served as President; David Weir was Vice President; David Davis was the Secretary; Kendra Freeman was Secretary; Joanna Ploeger, Reporter and Christine Gray, Sentinel. Top: FFA members: 1st Row: Jim Anderson. Andy Litteral, Robbie Corman, Tom Montgomery. Jerry Norman, kalenn Pangborn. Rosanne Harshbarger, Joanna Ploeger; Back Row: Troy Maxwell, Wayne Bryson, and Kyle Wierman. Center Right: More FFA Members: Front: l)a id Cray, David Davis, Mike Terril, Jim Cray, Brad Kirchner, Christine Cray, C huck Huber, Steve Davis, Mr. Kerns; Back: David Weir, Kendra Freeman, and Tami Helton. Center Left: Jim Cray and Kendra Freeman help at the zoo. Bottom Left: David Cray, David Weir, Mike Terril, and Steve Davis are the Chapter Farmers. Bottom Right: Tractors fill the parking lot during FFA week. Mr. Mike Dennis was the advisor for 1st semester and Mr. Chris Kerns for 2nd semester. Student Council Invites Santa In addition to sponsoring Homecoming and Student Council Week, this year the C ouncil had a Christmas party on the last day of school before vacation. Mike Sullender donned the traditional garb of Santa and the Student Council provided refreshments. President of the Council was Amy Chesnut; Tami Helton was Vice President, Lori Emberton served as Treasurer; and Julie Cornwell was Secretary. Mr. Jerry Newlin was advisor for the Student Council. Above: Brent Newlin, Brad Kirchner, and Tonya Strohl join the rest of the Freshmen class in the Stuff-a-car contest. Center Left: Julie Cornwell and Tami Helton prepare refreshments at the Christmas party. Center Right: Student Council decorated the gym for a wet Homecoming. Lower Left: Student Council Members: Front Row: Julie Cornwell, Tami Helton, Amy C hesnut, Lori Fmberton; 2nd Row: Brent Newlin, Michelle Baer, Amy Romine, Darcy Dial, Mr. Newlin; 3rd Row: Bretta Randall, Wendy Hodge, David Weir, Tracey Mauck. Kamela Salyers; 4th Row: Alana Heit. Beth Eyestone, Jim Ponder, Amy Dyer, Stephanie Chesnut; Back Row: Mike Sullender, Rosanne Harshbafger, Kendra Freeman, and Rand) Long. Lower Right: Mike Sullender brings candy and smiles to the AHHS students for the Christmas vacation. Maintain Qualit Rajah Musicians The Marching Rajahs: Bottom Row: Michelle Moss, Amy Romine, Julie Cornwell, Kendra Freeman, Mitzi Mood, Amv Dyer; 2nd Row: Sonda Yost, Monica Chesnut, Deanna Fletcher, Joni Terril, Heidi Kauffman. Rosanne Harshbarger, Dianna Gregory, Darcy Dial; 3rd Row: Jackie Loy, Tami Dehart, Brent Newlin, Valerie Montgomery, Steve Cocking, Curt Harshbarger. Patty Artos, Bretta Randall. 4th Row: Wendy Heinzelmann and Brenda Garrett; Top Row: Michelle Willoughby, April Swartz, Tracey Mauck, Michelle Baer, and Beth Chenoweth. Mrs. Sharon Romine and other alumni and parents joined the band during the Christmas concert. Seniors Rosanne Harshbarger and Julie Cornwell watch the director. Below right: Drum Majors Julie Cornwell and Kendra Freeman. Atwood Meat Service Atwood, IL Complete Butchering Processing Service Retail and Wholesale Meat Locally Raised Beef For Sale At All Times Jim Stilwell Hours: Mon.-Sat. Phone: Owner 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. 578-3322 28 Despite their small numbers, the band students at AHHS were able to maintain quality and an active schedule again this year. In the fall, the marching Rajahs performed at football games and 5 parades and competitions. They also participated in the Findlay High Band Invitational. During the winter, band members kept busy at basketball games and won 3 seconds and 12 firsts at solo and ensemble contest. Spring brought the band contest with the Rajahs receiving an excellent rating. Enough students were interested in a jazz band to start Rajazz and the Variety Show audience was pleased by their sound. The LOVC band festival and a spring concert and the traditional Memorial Day parade finished another busy year for the board. The group’s advisor was Miss Christine Janota. Top: Junior High Band members who gate their time to help the High School. First Row: Jaqie Kitchen. Doug Jones, Kimi Corwin, Marcia Burgener, Chrissy Perkins, Michelle Stutzman. Paula Sanders, Dean Kaisner. Back Row: Kris Ponder, Michelle Conour, Josh Chesnut, Sherri Conner, Katrina Henningsen, Stete Wolter, Gregg Behrend, Jeff Cocking, Stephanie Reynolds, and Tonya Reynolds. Center Above: the band plays in the Tuscola Old Fashioned Days parade. Left: Dawn Auten, Tami Dehart, and Patty Artos carry the flags. Right: Band members prepare for the parade. 29 Pom-Pon Squad Goes On The Road In addition to their duties at home games, the Pom-pon squad performed at several parades with the marching band and at two basketball tournaments. Several squad members went to summer camp to learn more routines. Beth Chenoweth was captain and Miss Christine Janota was the advisor. Above: Halftime at a home game. Right: The cheerleaders join for the school song. Below left: at the Tuscola Old Fashioned Days parade. Below right: when captain Beth Chenoweth talks, all the squad listens. The Pom-pon Squad: Front: Bretta Randall, Brenda Garrett, The Pom-pon Squad presents the colors at the Michelle Moss, Amy Romine, Michelle Willoughby, Darcy Dial, pre-game ceremonies at a home basketball game. Wendy Heinzelmann, Amy Dyer; Back Row: Michelle Baer, April Swartz, Jackie I.oy, Beth Chenoweth, captain, Sonda Yost, Mitzi Mood, and Tracey Mauck. Monical’s Pizza Rt. 36, Tuscola The People Pleasin’ Pizza Place Open Mon.-Thurs. Sun. at 11 AM Fri. Sat. 11 AM to 11 PM 253-4749 31 The yearbook staff and the book itself took on a new look this year as AHHS hired a new company, Josten’s American Yearbooks, to print the annual. Advisor, Mr. John Cox, and coeditors, Dawn Dial and Amy Dyer went to a summer workshop on the Eureka College campus to get new ideas. The staff was larger this year and new sweaters helped Post Progresses spirits. POST met monthly with pizza parties on the deadline nights. Ads were sold after school started and placed through the book instead of all in the back. Everyone helped with page design, picture selection, and taking pictures. Other students who served as editors included David Dallas, Jeff Behrend, Terry Jones, and Jim Ponder. Amy Chesnut and Brad Kirchner as well as Mrs. Doris Elmore provided pictures for use by the staff. Pictured at left: Advisor Mr. John Cox. Below: Amy Dyer and Dawn Dial, co-editors for the 1983-84 POST attended a workshop at Furcka College to learn more about yearbook production. Bottom: The POST staff: Front: Joni Terril. I.orie Dehart, Kelly Andres, Jim Ponder, Tami Helton, Christine Gray, Tami Dehart, Tracy Rawdin, Sheila Stilley; Back: Valerie Montgomery. Jill Nave, Jim Postlewait, Jeff Behrend, Amy Dyer, Dawn Dial. David Dallas, Terry Jones, Jennifer Schmidt, and Kamela Salyers. Student-to-Student Students Become Teachers Starting again last fall, the members of Student-to-Student became teacher’s aides at the Grade School for a few periods each week. The students sacrificed their study halls to help other students individually or in groups. Mrs. Farris sponsored the group. Lorie Dehart was President, Penny Dehart was Vice-President and Shawna Brown served as Secretary Treasurer. Student-to-Student: front: l.orie Dehart. Penny Dehart, Shawna Brown; Middle: Dianna Gregory, Darcv Dial, Michelle Baer, Sheila Stilley, Becky Meadows; Back: Tracy Rawdin, Tami Dehart, Lynnette Robertson, Sonda Yost, and Jennifer Schmidt. Jerry’s Refrigeration Hardware Appliances Whirlpool 119 N. Main, Box 100A Phone: 578-2525 Atwood, IL FHA Explores New Horizons The Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Mrs. Wanda Newlin, had another busy year. At the initiation in October, three new students joined the group: Dawn Auten, Valerie Montgomery, and Lorie Dehart. The group held a Christmas party, a pizza party, and a potluck. They took trips to the Decatur Civic Center for Jazzercise and to Springfield to visit the capital and Lincoln’s home and tomb as well as New Salem. Penny Dehart was President, Tami Dehart was Secretary, and Dawn Auten served as Treasurer. Alice Robison was in charge of Public Relations and Sandy Webb was Points Chairman. Members of the FIIA: Seated: Dawn Auten. Renee Badger, Penny Dehart. Tami Dehart; Standing: Sponsor Mrs. Wanda Newlin. Alice Robison, Becky Cooprider, Lorie Dehart, Sandy Webb, Valerie Montgomery, Michelle Schum. and l.isa Badger. Pictured above at left: Alice Robison and Lorie Dehart have a tug-of-war with some taffy. Above right: Renee Badger and Dawn Auten put their skills to use. At right: New members Dawn Auten, Valerie Montgomery, and Lorie Dehart are initiated into the FHA. 34 Scholastic Teams Score Successes Varsity: Coach Jim Wood, Jim Ponder, Jeff Behrend, Amy Chesnut, Terry Jones, Captain David Dallas, and Penny Dehart. The Scholastic Teams rolled up the best record in school competition in the 1983-84 season. The Varsity team brought home a 7-10 record and the Junior Varsity turned in a 3-4 season. Coach Jim Wood required each team member to turn in a set of forty scholastic bowl questions complete with answers. The team was asked to play in Parkland College’s Scholastic Bowl and came back from Champaign with one win and one loss. David Dallas was chosen as Varsity Team captain and John Bird was captain of the JV. The JV Team: John Bird, Darcy Dial, Jennifer Schmidt, Sheila Stilley and Coach Jim Wood. 35 This year, the American Field Service welcomed Patty Artos, foreign exchange student from Equador, to AHHS. The host families for Patty were the James Andrews family and the Paul Jacobs family. Members of the local club sponsored many activities during the year. In the fall, AFS invited foreign exchange students from other schools to join Patty for a wiener roast and a hayride at John Terril’s home. The Halloween season brought the annual AFS Haunted House. The members also enjoyed a pizza party at Pizza Man. The AFS held a Skate-a-thon and its annual banquet in the spring. Sponsor for the group was Miss Christine Janota. Above: AFS members: Seated: Miss Janota, sponsor, Joni Terril, Patty Artos, Darcy Dial, Jennifer Schmidt, Dawn Dial: Standing: Valerie Montgomery, Brent Newlin, Rosanne Harshbarger, Kendra Freeman, and Julie Cornwell. At Right: Patty enjoys the wiener roast. Below: Dining out at Pizza Man are Dawn Dial, Patty Artos. Rosanne Harshbarger, Kendra Freeman, and Julie Cornwell. McMullen Marathon Rt. 36, Box 612, Atwood Willie Wiekert, Owner 24-Hour Wrecker Service Phone: 578-2917 (Day) 578-3354 (Night) 36 Brownie’s Restaurant, Inc. Rt. 36, Atwood, Phone: 578-3544 Myron Browning Marguerite Browning Owner Manager Extends AFS Patty enjoys a fall hayride. Welcome David Dallas and Jeff Behrend help wrap a mummy for the AFS Haunted House during Halloween. AFS student, Patty Artos NHS Remains Active Four seniors made up the nucleus of the active National Honor Society. Penny Dehart, President, Mike Sullender, Vice President, Kendra Freeman, Treasurer, and Rosanne Harshbarger, Secretary, along with advisors Mrs. Judy Gardner, Mrs. Connie England, Mrs. Nancy Maxedon, and Mrs. Letitia Farris held parties for Honor Roll students each quarter. They put up bulletin boards through the year to honor students for their achievements, sold cakes and sun catchers to raise money, and held a special luncheon to tap the students who would be inducted into NHS at the Honors Banquet. This year Sophomores also were initiated into NHS and will remain active through their Junior year along with the new Seniors who were inducted as Juniors this year. Pictured above: Members of NHS: Seated: Kendra Freeman. Jim Ponder, Terry Jones, Tami Dehart. Dawn Dial, Amy f hesnut, Rosanne Harshbarger, Penny Dehart; Standing: Joanna Ploeger, David Dallas, Jeff Behrend, Bretta Randall, Tracey Mauck, Wendy Hodge, David Weir, and David Davis. Below Right: More members Mike Sullender and l.ori F.mberton. Below left: Seniors who remained active in NHS all year: Front: Penny Dehart, President, Mike Sullender, Vice-President; Back: Rosanne Harshbarger, Secretary, and Kendra Freeman, Treasurer. Bottom: Honor Roll students enjoy light refreshments at one of the parties sponsored by NHS. 5. 3L 3$, orn Fine Furniture 123 N. Main Atwood, IL A Time For Special Events Beth C henovteth. Tonya Strohl, and Debbie Strohl model the latest fashions on Pajama Day during Student Council Week. V-Show The Music Department sponsored its annual Variety Show on Mar. 31 with the theme, This One’s for you. Rosanne Harshbarger and Mr. John Cox were M.C.’s. The show featured 20 acts with the Rajazz Band and the Junior High Choir as highlights. One dancing number featured Nancy and Joe Neira doing the new break dancing. Several students performed solo acts and showed great poise and talent. The Variety Show was directed by Miss Christine Janota. Pictured at the top of the page, Brian Plmore provides the beat. Directly above: Rosanne Harshbarger pours out her soul on a sax solo and at right: Julie Cornwell plays fluegel horn. Top Left: Darcy Dial plays the electric bass. Top Right: Nancy Neira dances to the beat. Bottom Left: Rajazz featuring director. Miss Janota. Seated: Heidi Kauffman, Amy Romine, Joni Terril, Sonda Yost; Standing: Diana Gregory, Julie Cornwell, Steve Cocking, and Curt Harshbarger. Bottom Right: Deanna Fletcher plays a piccolo solo. AHHS Presents School Play On Apr. 11, the lights dimmed and the cast of the school play presented “Our Gal Sal”, this year’s choice selected by director, Mrs. Nancy Maxedon. The cast had prepared for several weeks and a dress rehearsal for the Junior High students and Senior Citizens had been presented that afternoon. Heidi Kauffman had the lead role of country girl Sally Skinner who returns to get reaquainted with her childhood sweetheart, Glenn Vandyne, played by David Weir. Sally overhears Glenn talking about her as a hick and gets even by acting like one. Terry Jones as Dexter Westbrooke provided the villain and Rosanne Harshbarger as Daisy Judkins with the help of a lot of stuffing got laughs merely by walking on stage. The play was well written and well presented. Student director was Tami Helton. Wendy Heinzelmann and Amy Dyer helped backstage and Michelle Baer applied the makeup. Pictured at right: Sonda Yost as Allison Vandyne and Heidi Kauffman as “Our Gal Sal” discuss Sally's plan to get even with Glenn. Pictured hclow is the cast: Seated: Sonda Yost, Beth Kyestone, Rosanne Harshharger, and Heidi Kauffman; Standing: Jeff Behrend. Joanna Ploeger, Terry Jones. Amy Romine, Tami Helton, student director, and David Weir. Pictured at the bottom. Sally's revenge begins to take its toll on Glenn. “Our Gal Sal” At left: Terry Jones as the villain convinces Joanna Ploeger as Mrs. Vandyne to help raise money for a hospital wing which will never he built. Below left: Michelle Baer puts the finishing touches on Heidi Kauffman's make-up. Below right: Jeff Behrcnd as Ronald Spangler, a “common cop” arrests the villain in the final scene and Our Gal Sal is revealed as a refined and intelligent woman who has uncovered the plot to embezzle the hospital money. Bottom left: Rosanne Harshbarger's role as a real country girl, Daisy Judkins, got laughs everytime she appeared. Bottom right: Terry Jones places a call to his confederates revealing his plans, but unaware that Our Gal Sal is eavesdropping again from behind the drapes. 43 Randy Long and Tami Reign At Prom Seniors Randy Long and Tami Helton were crowned King and Queen of the 1984 Junior Senior Prom in a new ceremony which may well become a tradition. The Prom was held on May 4, 1984, at the Ramada Inn at Champaign. The dinner began at 7 P.M. and everyone was dressed in formal attire. Terry Jones gave the welcoming address and Steve Yeakley thanked the Junior class on behalf of the Seniors. Jim Ponder gave thanks and everyone settled down to a dinner of swiss steak or turkey. About 122 students, faculty, alumni and guests attended the Prom. After the meal, the dance featuring the Artistics began. The theme of the Prom was “Hold on to Your Dreams” and anticipation arose as to who would be the King and Queen. Randy Long was selected as King and received a money clip and the opportunity to dance with the Queen in the first selection after the announcement. Tami Helton was chosen as Queen and was given a crown. Both seniors enjoyed the honor. Post Prom was held at Market Place Theater featuring the movie, “Jaws 3-D” A lot of work went into the Prom and the Junior Prom Committee was responsible for most of it. Dawn Dial was chairperson; Jeff Behrend, Terry Jones, Lori Emberton, and Jim Ponder served the class well. Sponsors were Mrs. Judy Gardner and Mrs. Nancy Maxedon. Pictured at right are Randy Long and Tami Melton, the seniors chosen as King and Queen of the Junior Senior Prom. Below: Junior officers and their escorts as well as Senior officers and their dates sat at the head table. Kamela Salyers was escorted by Junior Jeff Behrend. Darcy Dial accompanied Terry Jones. Helton Heckler Tom’s Sales Dennis Heckler — Distributor 215 W. Magnolia Phone: 217-578-3229 Atwood, IL 61913 Above left: Becky Meadows escorts Senior Tony Bernardi. Michelle Willoughby dines with President Steve Yeakley. Above right: Brian K.lmore with date Heidi Kauffman. At left: Juniors Jim Anderson. W endy Heinzelmann. Sheri Johnson, and Andy Litteral. Below left: Brian Parr. Tonya Strohl. alumni Aaron Quick, and Debbie Strohl. Bottom: kalenn Pangborn. Jaye Helmuth, Cheryl Drake, and April Swartz. Congratulations Seniors Arthur IGA 215 S. Vine Arthur, IL Right: Tami llciton and Stephanie Oiesnut, winner, represent their Senior and Junior classes in Mondays chop stick and breakfast cereal contest at noon. Below left: the Freshmen girls pull for their lives at Thursday's Tug-of-War contests. Bottom: Johnny Benner comes up with a faceful of whipped cream and a jelly bean during Tuesday's competition. Student Council Cancels Classes Spring madness arrived early at AHHS as Student Council week reminded everyone how much fun school can be. Classes were delayed and canceled all week long for special assemblies and contests. The Junior class scored the most points and won the week-long competition. On Monday. Apr. 9, the Juniors had 70% participation on color day as red is their favorite color. Stephanie Chesnut and Wayne Bryson won the chop stick and breakfast cereal contest at noon. Tuesday arrived and the Juniors had the best percentage of students dressed for pajama day. The Freshmen won the jelly bean and whipped cream event as Bill Revell and Tonya Strohl found theirs first. The Juniors had the best percentages on Wednesday’s T-shirt, crazy socks and high water pants day. Thursday’s sweat pants day, and Friday’s dress up day. During 6th Hour on Wednesday volleyball play between the classes was won by the Senior class. Coach Lyons officiated the matches. The Freshmen won the stuff-a-car contest as they crunched 22 students into Lori Emberton’s car. The Juniors won both tug-of-war contests on Thursday, and an assembly conceled Third Hour. Brian Elmore 46 and Rick Gabbard got the most Daisies on Eriday. Pictured at left: the Senior Class volleyball team wins the competition against the Sophomores. Below left: Kill Revell and Shawna Brown try to avoid the squeeze as the freshmen win the Stuff-a-C ar contest. C indy Neira, below right, shows her spirit as she comes up from the whipped cream. Phil Reed and Marvin Meadows watch the competition. Bottom: The Senior class pulls hard, but the Juniors win the War. 47 Rain Dampens Homecoming To AHHS Homecoming was something very different this year. By the time it was over everyone felt and looked like drowned rats. After a long and dry summer, the heavens opened on Oct. 18 and never closed until Oct. 21 by which time Atwood, Hammond, and the surrounding areas had received over seven inches of rain. All this was needed, but it had to happen on Homecoming week, spoiling many of the planned, traditional activities. The Juniors and Seniors built floats, the Rajah Moms offered prize money as well as expenses to help pay for the floats, but no one got to see them. The Seniors won the competition. The rain caused the bonfire and the parade to be cancelled. It was pouring through much of the game on Friday night, but many fans braved the weather only to see the Rajahs lose to the Bement Bulldogs. The fans showed a lot of spirit that night and their effort was appreciated by the team. By Saturday night the rain had ended and the dance was the one part of Homecoming that wasn’t wet. J.R. Cornwell crowned Debbie Strohl as queen. Julie Cornwell, Beth Chenoweth, Steve Yeakley and Ronnie Darby were royal attendants. Freshman attendants were Jackie Loy and Tim Dunn; Sophomores were Paula Chenoweth and Phillip Reed. The Juniors were represented by Alana Heit and Jeff Behrend. Senior attendants were Billie Sanders and David Dallas. Flower girl was Marisa Hayes and crown bearer Marty Seitz. The band was Slipstream for the occasion. Even though most of Homecoming was rainy, the students at AHHS let their spirit show. There may have been better Homecomings, but this one pulled the students together and they showed their pride whole heartedly. £ Spirits Below: the Junior class float. Bottom: Coach Lyons leads the fighting Rajahs in their “Spirit yell” during the Friday afternoon pep assembly. The rain may have dampened some hopes, but the team showed their spirit by giving the student body the “uncensored' version. Among many alumni returning for the Grand March, Steve Helton, Class of 83, served as Master of Ceremonies. (Pictured above) Above left, Tonya Strohl, freshman, decorates the main entrance to the school. The cheerleaders had the main hall decked out for Friday. Pictured at left, the Senior class float. Below, Mr. Jerry Newlin, Student Council Advisor, passes out the ballots for King and Queen at noon in the office. This was the first time students were expected to show responsibility for voting rather than having the ballots taken around to classes. Homecoming — 1983 In spite of the rain, the Grand March and coronation were a great success. At right. King J.R. Cornwell crowns Queen Debbie Strohl. Although the traditional bonfire and parade were cancelled, the school enjoyed a pep assembly Friday afternoon, Oct. 21 before the big game. The cheerleaders displayed their new uniforms. Pictured at lower right: Front Row: Alana Heit, Paula ( henoweth, Lori Fmberton, Wendy Hodge, Beth Fyestone, and Andrea Wallace; Back Row: Tonya Strohl, Debbie Strohl, Beth Conner, and Stephanie Chesnut. Several freshmen girls dressed up as clowns for the assembly and passed out the candy which was purchased for the parade. Pictured at lower left: Front Row: Karen Fveland, Cindy Patrick; Second Row: Jill Nave, Shawnee Gabbard, and Shawna Brown; Last Row: Kelly Andres, Sonya Renshaw. and Tracy Rawdin. The 1983 Homecoming Court: Jackie Loy, Tim Dunn, Jeff Behrend, Ronnie Darby, Beth Chenoweth, Marisa Hayes, Debbie Stroh!, J.R. Cornwell, Julie Cornwell, Marty Seitz, Steve Veakley, David Dallas, Billie Sanders, Phil Reed, Paula Chenoweth. Photo by Fleener’s. Above: Queen Debbie Strohl and King J.R. Cornwell pose in the flower covered archway into the gym. Above left: Amy Chesnut, Alana Heit, and Phil Reed prepare for the Grand March. Left: Beth Eyestone, Queen Debbie Strohl, and Marty Seitz, crown bearer, wait for their cue to line up. This year the king and queen were announced on Friday rather than just prior to the Grand March. 1 Congratulations to AHHS Seniors from Beachey Insurance Standard and High Risk Auto Homeowners Life 508 N. Vine, Arthur Health 543-3306 Clarence’s Smoke Shop Sandwiches Tuscola Owner: Mayor Clarence Snyder Compliments of Country Discount Store Groceries and Miscellaneous 1 Mile North and Vz Mile West of Arthur Davis Garage AT B.G.’S! ANYTIME Auto — Truck and IS A GOOD TIME! Tractor Repairing Enjoy Phone: 262-3313 Dinner Hammond, IL Bowling Lounge Aschermann Motor Late Nite Specials Nursery Game Room Company, Inc. All Under One Roof 250 S. Vine Phone In Arthur, IL. 543-2178 Areola Since 1929 Corner of Rt. 45 and 133 Phone: 268-4949 Ford Mercury Good Luck, Class of ’84 Seniors Sara Patricia Artos (Patty) Volleyball 4; AFS student from Fcuador 4 Johnny Benner Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4 Reporter 4; Student Council 2, 3 Treasurer 3; Freshman President; Scholastic Team 1, 2; Who’s W ho Among American Students 3; I Dare You Award Renee Ann Badger FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2 Tony Bernardi (Stony) Senior Vice President Mike Baer (Boo) Camera Club 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2 Wayne Bryson Jr. Basketball 3; Chorus 1. 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 S4 Class Of ’84 Beth Anne Chenoweth (Buff) Pom-pon 3, 4 Captain 4; Cheerleading I, 2 Captain 1; Homecoming Attendant 2; (.rand March leader 4; Volleyball 3; Track 1, 2; Variety Show 3 JR Cornwell (Junior) Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Letterman's C lub 1, 2; Homecoming Attendant 1; King 4; Football MVP 4 Brett Clifton FFA 3; Basketball 2 Julie Ann Cornwell AFS 2, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4 Secretary 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Oliver Student Director 3; Junior Vice President; Grand March Leader 4; Band President 2, 4 Rob Corman FFA 1, 2, 3 David Dallas Football 1, 2, 4; Most Improved 2; All Conference 4; Track 2; Letterman's Club 2; Scholastic Team 2, 3, 4; Post 4 Senior Editor; Senior Homecoming Attendant; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Boys State; Bausch Lomb Honorary Science Award Marcia Cole Picture not available 55 Seniors Choose Moguls Each year the senior class holds an election for those students whom they deem to be outstanding in various areas. This year the seniors decided to vote for eleven different topics. The election was held in October to give the POST staff adequate time to get pictures of the winners before the December 1 deadline for the yearbook. Each senior was given the chance to vote for one boy and one girl in each area with the winners selected in the order of importance: Most Likely to Succeed, Most Athletic, Most Musical, Most Masculine and Most Feminine, Most Flirtatious, Best Personality, Most School Spirit, Most Talkative, Class Clowns, Class Klutzes, and Most Likely to ?????. Once a student won a category, he or she was eliminated from the following areas. The winners are pictured on these and the following pages. As with any student election, there is an attitude of favoritism toward friends and we have taken the outcome with tongue in cheek. We hope no one will be offended or hurt by the decision of the class. Remember that someone else might have won the category if they had not been eliminated by winning a previous area. Class History Freshmen As freshmen in high school we were excited, yet we didn't know what we were in for. We were all thrilled as our football team won the State Championship and the Basketball team made it to the Sweet Sixteen. Our Flomecoming attendants were Debbie Strohl and J.R. Cornwell. To make money toward our prom and senior trip we sold popcorn. As the year came to an end we all enjoyed the many activities during Student Council week. We tried hard, but could not out-do the upperclassmen. Sophomores Our sophomore year was highlighted by reaching the goal of our class rings and drivers licenses. Our Homecoming attendants were Beth Chenoweth and Mike Sullender. We sold cookbooks and candy bars as our money making projects and some students picked up corn after harvest for extra bucks. Pictured below: Best Personality Tami Helton and Johnny Benner. At lower left, Tami salutes the winners during a break in Biology class. At lower right. Most School Spirit Mike Sullender and Billie Sanders. Pictured at top: Most Likely to Succeed Penny Dehart and David Dallas take over Mr. Morgan’s office. Pictured above: Most Flirtatious Beth C'henoweth and Randy Long. Davis Car Wash Hammond 0) Rt. 36 Tuscola 253-4781 Congratulations to AHHS Seniors from The area’s most complete food store. 57 Seniors Ronnie Darby (Darvon) Football 1, 4; FFA 3, 4; Class Vice President 2; Grand March Leader 4 Brian Elmore (Elmo) Band 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3 Penny Dehart Student-to-Student 1, 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4 President 4; FHA I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3, President 4; Scholastic Team 3, 4; Chorus I, 2; Variety Show I, 2; Oliver 3; Girls State 3 Lucie England (Juice) Arthur High School: Scholastic Team I, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4; Track I; Junior Class Play 3; School Paper “Confab” I, 2 Fditor 3; D.A.V.C. 3 Cheryl Drake Cheerleader I; FHA I, 3; Pom-Pon 2; Track I Kendra Freeman Chorus 1, 2; Band I, 2, 3, 4 Vice President Student C ouncil I, 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Drum Major 3, 4; NHS 3, 4 Treasurer 4; Girls State Alternate 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Variety Show I, 2, 3, 4; FFA 4 Secretary Jerry Dukeman Picture not available 58 Class Of ’84 Karen Gee (Goo) Track Manager I: C horus I; Band 1 Tami Helton (Chuck) Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 4 Most Improved Player 4; FFA I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3, President 4; Student to Student 3; POST 2, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3, Vice President 4; C horus I; Homecoming Attendant 3; School Play 2, 3; Class Secretary 2, 3, 4 Rosanne Harshbarger NHS 4 Secretary; FFA 2, 3 Reporter 3: AFS I, 3, 4; Student Council I, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3, 4; Oliver 3; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show I, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club I; Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Randy Long (Bird Legs) Camera Club I, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Band I; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; School Play 3, 4; Class President 3; Class Secretary 4; Student C ouncil Vice President 3 Jaye Helmuth (Jose) Band I; Football I, 2; Weightlifting 1, 2; I.etterman's Club 3 Troy Maxwell (Max) FFA I, 2, 3, 4 59 Class History We finally made it. Now being upperclassmen, we had more free time. We all enjoyed Punk Day, dressing up in wild costumes and getting our picture in the paper. Homecoming attendants were Tami Helton and Johnny Benner. Our money making project was selling magazine subscriptions. Prom was held at the Mattoon Holiday Inn. The theme was “Just Between You and Me” and the band was the Backstage Boogie Band. Some students boosted the treasury by picking up corn again. Ferguson Motor Sales U.S. Rt. 36 Tuscola 253-3353 Ford — Mercury Your Friendly Ford — Mercury Dealer. Juniors Pictured below: Most Likely to ???? C heryl Drake and Tony Bernardi. At bottom: C lass C lowns Ronnie Darby and Lucie England. Bottom Left: The Seniors held a special class meeting to work on their class history and other projects for the POST. Pictured here, Troy Maxwell, Tony Bernardi, Karen Gee, and Mike Sullender brainstorm on their four year history. Complete line of Vitamins, Nut Meats, Books, Flours, Herbs, Dried Fruit, Juices, and Grains. 1 Mile South of Arthur. Family Health Foods Rt. 1 — Box 129 Arthur 61911 61 Seniors Thomas Montgomery (Tom a Ba) FFA 2, 4 Billie Jo Sanders (Lillie Bo) Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4 MVP 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; AFS 3; C horus 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Variety Show 1, 2 Kalenn L. Pangborn (Pig) FFA I, 2, 3, 4 David Schum (Shoom) Track 1, 2; Letterman's Club I, 2 Rebecca J. Sanders Cooprider (Becky) FHA 2, 3, 4; C horus 2; Variety Show 2; Grand March 4 Debbie Strohl (Dude) Basketball 1, 2; Volleyball 3, 4 MVP 4; Cheerleader I, 2, 4; Pom Pon 3; Track 1; Homecoming Attendant I; Queen 4; Vice President Freshman Class Nancy Neira Picture not available 62 Class Of ’84 Mike Sullender (Mook) Football 1, 2; Student Council I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Doc Carroll Award; Track 1, 2; NHS 3, 4 Vice President 4; Sophomore Class President; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Baseball 4 Steve Yeakley (Louie) Football 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conference 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 3, 4; Grand March Leader 4: FFA 3; Doc Carroll Award 3; Senior Class President Sandy Webb FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Public Relation Officer 2, Points Chairman 4; Library Club I, 2; Flag Corps 1 Kyle Wierman (Studly) Pictured below: Clowning around during P.E. are seniors Kyle Wierman, Johnny Benner, and Debbie Strohl. 63 Football 2; FFA 1, 2, 4 Sentinel 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3: Senior Class Treasurer Class History — Seniors Pictured at lower left: Most Talkative Brett Clifton and Karen Gee. Below: Beth Chenoweth puts the blinders on her favorite horse, Phil Reed, during a break in P.E. Bottom Right: Seniors rule the classroom too. Tony Bernardi, Rob Corman, JR Cornwell, David Schum. and Troy Maxwell relax after a test in Mrs. Gardner's class. Yea! We Made It! The big year finally arrived and we found ourselves the leaders instead of the followers. All the things we looked forward to achieving now had only one year in which to be accomplished. The Senior trip loomed ever closer and in a panic, we started selling chili dogs at noon hour and cheese and sausage to raise the S4000 we still needed to go to Washington, D.C. Homecoming was a Senior event with Queen Debbie Strohl and King JR Cornwell ruling over Grand March leaders Ronnie Darby, Beth Chenoweth, Steve Yeakley, and Julie Cornwell. Senior Attendants were David Dallas and Billie Sanders. The float we built won first place, but due to the rain, no one ever saw it. As spring drew nearer, we looked forward to prom and graduation, but those of us who planned to attend college were already busy working for the future even beyond June 1. We wish the Class of ’84 the best in whatever your future holds for you. Das Schlact Haus (The Slaughter House) Country Fresh Meats Route 1 Arthur, IL 61911 Hours: 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Mon.-Fri. 8 A.M. to 3 P.M. Sat. Seniors Grab Awards As usual most of the awards at Honors Night went to the Seniors. Some awards had been announced previously, such as the I Dare You award which was given to Johnny Benner and Rosanne Harshbarger. Valedictorian and Salutatorian were announced with David Dallas capturing top honors and Penny Dehart second. The next top Seniors in scholastics were Billie Sanders, Rosanne Harshbarger, Mike Sullender, Kendra Freeman, and Sandra Webb. The American Legion award was presented to David Dallas and Rosanne Harshbarger. DAR-SAR went to Mike Sullender and Rosanne. Tami Helton won the Dekalb award for Ag. Art Awards were given to Kalenn Pangborn, Marcia Cole, and Renee Badger. Marcia Cole transferred to AHHS for her Senior year. Her picture was not available in time for the yearbook color dealine. Top: Senior officers: Kyle Wicrman. Treasurer. Steve Yeakley, President, Randy Long. Secretary, and Tony Bernardi. Vice President. Above Right: David Dallas and Rosanne Harshbarger. winners of the American Legion award. Below: Top 5 Seniors Sandra Webb, Kendra Freeman, Rosanne Harshbarger. and Billie Sanders, not pictured: Mike Sullender. 66 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Dallas Electronic Atwood, IL 578-3254 Bd m Left: Valedictorian David Dallas earns his high marks by hard work. Here he is shown working in the computer lab. Not pictured: Salutatorian Penny Dehart. Below C enter: Mike Sullender and Rosanne llarshbarger, winners of the l)AR and the SAR awards. Below Right: Tami Helton, winner of the Dekalb award for Agriculture. Bottom Left: Marcia C ole, kalenn Pangborn. and Renee Badger. Marcia and Renee won the Most Artistic award. kalenn received recognition as Most Improved Artist. Bottom Right: Rosanne llarshbarger and Johnny Benner, winners of the I Dare You award. .vwu Eskridge Agency, Inc. Harris Electric Company and Atwood Electronic Hammond, IL Service Across from the High School Best Wishes, Class of ’84 578-2231 Congratulations from Roger, Glenna, f • Stan and Sandy r 67 Seniors Visit Washington, D.C After much hard work raising funds by selling candy, cheese, sausage, and other projects, and a great deal of discussion and planning, the Seniors decided to take in the sights of the nation’s capital on their traditional Senior Trip. Mrs. Tina Whipple and Mr. Chris Kerns agreed to go along as chaperones and the group departed from AHHS aboard a chartered bus on the afternoon of May 7. The itinerary included a stop at Gettysburg, Pa. to visit the site of the Civil War battle. The class visited the Capitol, the White House, the Monuments, the Smithsonian, and many other areas of interest. A visit to Mt. Vernon and participation in the wreath ceremony at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington Cemetery and a boat ride on the Potomac River were also highlights of the trip. The Seniors returned home on May 11 after a great trip. They were tired, but happy. lop: Seniors wail in (he parking lot for the bus lo arrive. Middle: The 25 Seniors pose before loading. Above Left: kalenn Panghorn catches some Z’s on the bus. Above C enter: Brian Klmore, Tonv Bernardi. and David Dallas pose while waiting to leave. Above Right: Jaye llelmuth and Ronnie Darbv climb aboard for the long ride to D.C'. 68 Top Left: Sand) Webb and Tami Helton Top Right: J.R. Cornwell. Jaye Helmuth. participate in the wreath ceremony. and Brian Klmore at Gettysburg. Scut-Moa PluiAmaotf 123 W. Sale Tuscola 253-2309 Congratulations, Seniors Atwood Plumbing Heating Across from the High School 578-2877 or 578-2231 after hours Roger Harris — Owner Roger Chenoweth Manager 69 Seniors See Sights Top: Seniors visit the Washington Monument. Right: Penn) Dehart, David Dallas, Mike Baer, and Johnny Benner enjov the view on a boat ride of the Potomac. Below: J.R. C ornwell dreams of riding the museum's cycle. Bottom: Mike Baer, Randy l.ong, Beth C henoweth. Debhie Strohl, and Johnny Benner relax outside the fence at the W hite House. The Villa Shoes Too 136 S. Vine 134 S. Vine Pat Taylor Tony Taylor Arthur, IL The Shoppes of Nationally Advertised Brands Open 8:30-5:30 Daily Wed. Sat. till 8:00 Congratulations Seniors Seniors Prepare Graduation Day was May 25 for the Class of '84 shown here preparing for Commencement exercises. Left: Beth Chenoweth and Tami Helton survey the crowd. Center Left: Debbie Strohl straightens Kyle Wierman's tie. Center Right: Posing in the locker room are Rob Corman, Tom Montgomery, Brian Elmore, Brett Clifton, Ronnie Darby, J.R. Cornwell, Tony Bernardi, Steve Yeakley, Mike Sullender. and David Dallas. Bottom Left: Kyle Wierman and Wayne Bryson gloat over their ability to smoke on school grounds as graduates of AHHS. Bottom Right: After the ceremony Kendra Freeman presents a rose to her mother. The Foxy Locks Beauty Salon Owner: Cindy Patrick Hours: Tues Thurs. 9 A.M.-7 P.M. Fri. 9 A.M.-5 P.M. Men and Women’s Hairstyling By Appointment Only WHEEL INN CAFE Good Home Cooking La Place, Rt. 36 Phone: 677-2129 Meeting Room Available 71 Class Graduation was held in the gym on May 25, 1984. Thirty-five members of the Class of '84 went through the combined Commencement and Baccalaureate exercises. Mrs. Shari Schable played piano for the processional. Rev. Bruce Moeller gave the Invocation. Salutatorian Penny Dehart and Valedictorian David Dallas gave addresses as well as AFS student Patty Artos. Rev. Glen Rettig gave the Baccalaureate address. Mr. Morgan passed out diplomas to graduating Seniors except those who chose to have School Board members present them. Rev. Mont Smith gave the closing prayer. The class then processed to locations around the gym where they were joined by their parents. Each Senior was given a rose which was then presented to the parents. This was a new ending to the ceremonies and made it easier for family and friends to reach Seniors to give them congratulations. Hopefully future classes will adopt it as tradition. Top: The Class of '84: 1st Ron: Randy Long, Tony Bernardi, Steve Yeakley, Kyle Wierman; 2nd Row: Nancy Neira, Jaye Helmuth. Patty Artos, Rob Corman, Beth Chenoweth, Ronnie Darby Renee Badger; 3rd Row: Marcia Cole, Sandra Webb, Brett Clifton, Julie Cornwell. David Dallas, Becky Sanders Cooprider, Tom Montgomery, Kendra Freeman; 4th Row: Johnny Benner, Cheryl Drake. Karen Gee, Troy Maxwell. Penny Dehart, Kalenn Pangborn. Lucie Fngland. Mike Sullender; 5th Row: Mike Baer, Rosanne llarshbarger, Wayne Bryson, Debbie Strohl. J.R. Cornwell, Billie Sanders, Brian F.lmore, Tami Helton. Above Left: Patty Artos, AFS Foreign F.xchange student from Fcuador. Above Right: Salutatorian Penny Dehart and Valedictorian David Dallas. Congratulations, Rob Mom. Dad, Sandra and Susie Of 1984 Graduation Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of '84. The World is waiting for You. That’s what you’ve been working for. Now as you go your many ways May all your dreams come true. Good Luck, God Bless, The Future waits. The Rest is up to You. A Senior’s Mother In 1st grade back in '72 This date seemed far away. But after many ups and downs It’s your Graduation Day. Now as you go out in the world. Son I pray with special love and pride That all your hopes and dreams come true And God go by your side. For A.M.B. from P.A.B. Debbie and Kvle si c each other Rand) l ong receives his diploma. Jaye llelmuth and Nancy Neira lead the procession- Troy Maxwell and Karen Gee pose before the march. Above Left: Kyle Wierman and Brian F.lmore pause for a picture before Graduation. Above Right: Mike Sullender stands with his parents after the exercises. To Kyle who we love very much To Brian: and wish success in the Congratulations. Happiness future. always in whatever you set Keep up the good grades out to do. Keep on and drummin . playing your guitar. Love, Mother and Dad Mom and Dad Juniors — Class of ’85 Jim Anderson Among those working on the float: Amy Chesnut, Alana Heit, Jerry Norman, and Beth Eyestone. Jeff Behrend Amy Chesnut Stephanie Chesnut Craig Conner Mark Corcoran David Davis Tami Dehart Dawn Dial Juniors — Class Of ’85 Amy Dyer Lori Emberton Beth Eyestone Juniors discussing float construction with sponsor, Mrs. Nancy Maxedon: Beth Eyestone, Terry Jones, Sheri Johnson, and Jerry Norman. Steve Cocking Dale Eagan wmmmI Christine Gray Alana Heit Chuck Huber Sheri Johnson Terry Jones 75 Juniors — Class Of ’85 Jim Ponder l.ynnette Robertson Alice Robison Jerry Norman Malora Ohnesorge Joanna Ploeger Sonda Yost Juniors — Class Of ’85 C onnie Cole and Jeff Johnson are new Juniors at AIIHS this year. Below left: Dawn Auten votes for the Homecoming Court. Below right: David Davis, Sheri Johnson, and Wendy lleinzelmann show their disappointment with the rain which spoiled the week of Homecoming. I his picture was taken during noon hour after the parade was rained out. Bottom: Juniors Sonda Vost and Joanna Ploeger team up for the camera during lunch hour. The Juniors, Class of ’85, began their final year as underclassmen. They sold magazines in the fall to finance the traditional Spring Prom. Committees were formed and began to meet in an effort to find a band, a location, and a way to make the occasion a specially memorable one. Homecoming was not as enjoyable as usual, so Prom became even more important in the minds of the Juniors. Class sponsors were Mrs. Judy Gardner and Mrs. Nancy Maxedon. 77 Juniors Receive Honors The Class of '85 has many students who earned awards at the annual Honors Night. Next year should he a good one. Below Left: Junior officers: l.ori I mhirton. ice President. Jim Ponder. Secretary, Jeff Behrend. Treasurer, and Terry Jones, President. Below Right: my ( hesnut and Jeff Behrend. winners of the I Dare You award. Bottom Left: Brian Parr and Sonda Yost, art award winners. Bottom Right: Boys and ( irls State delegates: Jeff Behrend. Dawn Dial, Amy f hesnut. and Da id Davis. Tan-Fastic (tanning salon) Atwood 578-3535 Owner: Shirley Hale Atwood Cafe 103 N. Main 578-3421 Evone Urban — Owner Frozen Custard Available at all times Private Parties Available Mon.-Sat. 5 a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday 6 a.m.-2 p.m. Pictured at right are the eight Juniors who received the National English Merit awards: Jim Ponder. Terry Jones, Tami Dehart, Joanna Ploeger. Sonda Yost, Dawn Dial. Amy C'hesnut, and Jeff Behrend. After working and planning for months, the Junior class threw a Prom for the Seniors at the Ramada Inn in Champaign on May 4, 1984. Class sponsors and chaperones for the dance were Mrs. Judy Gardner and Mrs. Nancy Maxedon. Pictured at right: Jim Anderson. Wendy Hein elmann, Craig Connor, Malora Ohnesorge. Brenda Arnett, and Brian Parr vs ait their turn for Prom pictures. Belov left: Amy C hesnut takes a whirl on the dance floor with Chuck Huber. Below right: Pern Badger and Tami Dehart entertain Seniors Renee Badger and Becky Sanders Cooprider. Juniors Hold Prom Kelsey Furniture Co. “One of the largest selections of fine furniture carpeting Broyhill King Hickory La-z-boy Drcsher Beds (Brass) Stratalounger International Stratford Chromecraft Lane Colonial Clocks 8o 215 N. Main, Tuscola, IL Phone: 253-2142 Open: Mon. — Sat. Congratulations From The Atwood State Bank Atwood, Illinois 61913 % At Champaign’s Ramada Inn Left: Terry Jones, President, welcomes the Seniors before the banquet begins. Above: Brett Clifton, Amy Dyer, and Lori F.mberton wait to take their places for the banquet. Juniors Win! The Junior class pulled together to come out in first place in the Student Council Week of competition. They had the highest percentage of participation every day and showed that the Class of ’85 has its act together. Pictured at right. Jim Ponder goes to work on some breakfast cereal with a pair of chopsticks. Below at left: the girls pull with all their might. Right: everyone squeezes into Lori’s car. E. Route 133 Arthur, Illinois rhnirk.Jnr. Phone: (217) 543-2186 Complete Home Building And Design Service Minnesota Paints Armstrong Carpet Armstrong Flooring Armstrong Ceiling Williamson Heating Air Conditioning Complete Home Improvement Service Schrock Cabinet Show Room Design Specialists “Ace is the place with the Helpful Hardware man . STATE BANK OF ARTHUR 411 S. Vine Street, Arthur, IL 543-2111 Congratulations to the Class of ’84 Sophomores — Class Of 5 Paula Chenoweth Brenda Garrett Sophomores Brenda Swisher and Michelle Fveland clown for the camera during a break in P.F.. class. Curt Harshbarger Wendy Hodge Dale Goodrich David Gray Sophomores — Class Of ’86 Larry Kearns Andy Litteral Rod Long Kelly Mason Sophomore April Swartz examines some of the pictures which eventually will be used in the POST. Bev McCullough Travis McEachern W- Bretta Randall Phil Reed Kamela Salyers Steve Stillabower 85 Sophomores — Class Of ’86 No longer Freshmen, the Class of ’86 began to enjoy High School. This year most students were excited about Driver’s Education and getting the treasured license. The Sophomores worked hard to recover the money they need for Prom and their Senior Trip. Bake sales, a car wash, dances with the help of Rod Long’s band, and selling food at the concession stand all helped the Sophomores make up for lost time. The class sold liquid soap in the second semester as the major fund-raiser for the year. Advisors were Mr. John Cox and Mr. Jerry Newlin. Scott Stutzman April Swartz Mike Terril David Weir Brenda Swisher Georgia Dallas Cyndi Neira Mr. Newlin explains the new schedule to Sophomore Michelle Schum during a class meeting on the first day of school. 86 Above: Sophomores renew friendships at a class meeting the first day of school. Pictured are Brenda Carrett, Tracey Mauck, Kamela Salyers, Kelly Mason, and Phil Reed. Far left: John Bird and David Weir place a call during lunch hour, l.eft: Bretta Randall tries to convince a vacuum cleaner to work during the car wash. You have to plug it in first, Bretta. Sophomores attending a school assembly are pictured below at left: David Cray, Steve Stillabower. Wendy Hodge, and Rod Long. Davis Service Station Tires, Oil, Batteries Gas 262-3075 (coop) Sophomores Soap Cars For Cash On October 1 the Sophomore class held a car wash at the high school to raise money for their senior trip still two years in the future. While many students were still in bed on a cool Saturday morning, advisor Mr. Jerry Newlin and several Sophomores set up in the Ag shop and began washing cars. At noon the other advisor Mr. John Cox brought in pizza and the workers took a break to fuel up for the afternoon session. During the day over half the class participated, washing over twenty cars and netting the class over $100 in profit. Mr. Cox requested that the workers wax his car as well as wash it and the class put a shine on the finish that was bright enough to blind those who didn't have sunglasses. During breaks in the work, nearly everyone got involved in friendly water Tights. By the end of the day everyone looked like drowned rats. Several of the Sophomores took turns learning how to drive Mr. Cox’s four-speed transmission. The day went well except for one casualty. Tracey Mauck had a radio and cassette player to furnish some music. While moving a car, the radio bit the dust as it ended up under the wheels. The class and the driver of the car agreed to buy Tracey a new radio so the day ended up with everyone happy. Wendy Hodge gives directions to Carry Kearns on the correct way to vacuum Mr. Cox’s car. Bev McCullough works on the inside while Bretta Randall, Scott Stutzman, and Steve Stillabower finish the outside. 88 Sophomores Bev McC ullough, Tracey Mauck, Phil Reed, and Bretta Randall help out at the car wash. Brenda Garrett, Bretta Randall, and Tracey Mauck gang up on Steve Stillabower during another round of the water fights. Phil Reed holds Bretta Randall still while another Sophomore washes her. Above: Phil Reed, Bretta Randall, and Steve Stillabower wash another car. At left: Michelle Schuni and Kamela Salyers finish a car for graduate Ron Parr. 89 Sophomores Sponsor Special Dances Among the Sophomores attending the dance were Kelly Mason, Brenda Garrett, and W endy Hodge, pictured at the top of the page. Rod Long at center and Brian Elmore seated at the drums helped provide the music. The Sophomore class sponsored two dances in the Fall to add money to their treasury. The live band featured Rod Long and students from other schools as well as some graduates. They played a variety of rock tunes, some old and some new. The first dance was held on Saturday, Sept. 24, and many Grade School students were present at the invitation of the Sophomore class. The second dance was held after a basketball game and drew better attendance from the high school students. The class made over $200 profit since the band charged only a token fee. Chaperones were Mr. John Cox and Mr. Jerry Newlin. 90 Pictured at left are some of the Seniors at the Sophomore dance: Debbie Strohl, Billie Sanders, and Beth ( henoweth. Belov at left, Jeff Schahle, lead singer for the hand, takes a break from crooning to dance one. Below right: Tracy Rawdin and Brenda Swisher at right show some of the Junior High students how to enjoy a dance. The State Bank of Hammond Since 1901 Hammond, IL “Congratulations, Class of ’84” Freshmen — Class Of ’87 Kelly Andres Jeff Auer Kim Barnett Michelle Baer Shawna Brown Monica Oiesnut Lorie Dehart Beth Conner Freshman. Ron Mason, stays to see Mr. Cox for some extra help in math. Darcy Dial Tim Dunn Tom F.ngland Karen F.veland Freshmen — Class Of ’87 Rick Gabbard Shawnee Gabbard Jim Gray YVa ne Hein elmann Freshmen Shawnee Gabbard, Kelly Andres, and Sonya Renshaw take Heidi Kauffman a break at the concession stand. Danny Kehl Brad Kirchner Jackie Loy Jeff Jones Ricky Kauffman Freshmen — Class Of ’87 Matt Maxwell Mark Mayhew Freshmen Michelle Willoughby. Ricky Kauffman, and Mark Maybe ait for the start of the Homecoming Grand March. Becky Meadows Michelle Moss Jill Nave Brent Newlin Jim Postlewait Tracy Ra din Valerie Montgomery Kelly Myers Cindy Patrick Sonya Rensha Freshmen — Class Of ’87 Freshman Joni Terril marches with the band in the Old Fashioned Days parade in Tuscola. Jeff Williams Michelle Willoughby Freshmen-Class Of ’87 The first few weeks of school were enough to get the Freshmen initiated into high school. They adjusted well to the daily routine. Mr. Steve Shirley and Mr. James Wood as sponsors for the class helped get the Freshmen started with money raising. The class sold Tom Watt kits and Christmas ornaments and barbecue at noon weekly. Joanne Johnson Bonnie Paul Trina Wierman The Freshmen enjoyed many new experiences this year. Some of them were placed on the dreaded water fountains by upper classmen. Some were even lucky enough to take showers with their clothes still on. Nevertheless, the Freshmen understood that it was all in fun and were glad to be at AHHS. Besides, next year they know they will be Sophomores and it will be someone else’s turn to be initiated. Freshmen officers: Jackie I.oy, Vice President. Michelle Moss, Secretary, I-orie Dehart, Treasurer, and Darcy Dial, President, begin their climb up the ladder of success. Stitch Sew Fabric Shop i? 508 N. Vine, Arthur, IL Phone 543-3354 Monday 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tues.-Sat. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Quilting Fabrics Needlecraft Notions Calico Craft Patterns % Sophomore Officers The Sophomore class chose Wendy Hodge, Vice President, David Weir, President, and Paula Chenoweth, Secretary and Treasurer. The officers Helped organize the class money making projects. Faculty Greet New Superintendent Mr. Steve Shirley, Science Mr. Steve Shirley has taught at Atwood-Hammond High for 15 years. He teaches Biology, Science, Health, and Driver’s Education. Mr. Shirley graduated from Eastern Illinois University and taught for two years at Stewardson Strawburg for two years. He considers AHHS one of the finer schools of Illinois. Mr. John Cox has taught at AHHS for 8 years. He teaches Consumer Math, Introduction to Algebra, Algebra I and II, Basic Math, and Geometry. He serves as Sophomore Class sponsor. Post Advisor, and Concession Stand Manager. Mr. Cox graduated from Eastern Illinois University and got his Masters’ Degree from the University of Illinois. lie is active in the United Church at Atwood, and enjoys working with students in music. Mr. James Wood has been at AHHS for 12 years. He taught one year at Balyki High School in Bath, Illinois, before arriving in Atwood. He teaches Photography, Computer Programming, Advanced Programming, Math 4, and Physics. Mr. Wood graduated from Eastern Illinois University and received two Masters’ degrees from the same institution. Mr. Wood is married and has two sons. He is active in the United Church of Atwood and writes articles for the computer magazine. Hot Coco. Mr. John Cox. Math Mrs. Nancy Maxcdon. Knglish Mrs. Maxedon has worked at AHHS for nine years. She attended Eastern Illinois University where she majored in English and minored in Russian. She taught at Streator and Arthur before coming to Atwood. She did her Student Teaching Practice at Atwood-Hammond. Her husband, Larry, teachers Art at Arthur High School. They and their son, Chris, live in Arthur. Mr. James Wood. Science and Math Mrs. Dee Krause. Art Mrs. Krause joined the staff for the first time this year. She is a graduate of Illinois State University and has been teaching art in the area for three years. Mrs. Krause states that, “Any student who has the ability and ambition could continue using their skills in art at a design school or a four year college. There are many different professional art fields including art education.” 9B Superintendent, Mr. I.ynn Struck Mrs. Wanda Newlin, Home Fc Mrs. Newlin is the wife of Mr. Jerry Newlin. They have two children, Brent and Jill. She has taught at AHHS for 12 years with two prior years experience at Highland High. She graduated from Eastern Illinois. Mrs. Newlin’s classes include HERO, (Home Economics and Related Occupations), Parenting, Advanced Foods, Adult Living, Child Development, and Record Keeping. Mr. Lynn Strack has served in the Atwood-Hammond schools for a total of 7 years. As a teacher and coach in the 1970’s, Mr. Strack became acquainted with the area. He was appointed High School Principal in 1980 and became Superintendent this year. He graduated from Eastern Illinois University and has a Master’s and a Specialist Degree from the same institution. Mr. Strack feels the students are serious and will apply themselves for the future. Mr. Jerry Newlin taught two years at Bement High before coming to Atwood. He teaches Industrial Arts, Machine Shop, Welding, Small Engines, Advanced Drafting and Power Woodworking. He graduated from Eastern Illinois University and received his Master’s degree from the same institution. Mr. Newlin enjoys working with students who want to learn and enjoys teaching. Mr. Jerry Newlin, Industrial Arts Mr. John Lyons, P.F.. Coach Lyons began teaching at AHHS in i973. He graduated from Milikin University with a major in Physical Education and a minor in Social Science. He taught at Effingham High before coming to Atwood. He teaches P.E., Driver’s Ed., and Study Hall. He coaches football and baseball and keeps busy as a referee in basketball season. He is happy to have coached the 1980 Championship Team at AHHS. He is married and his wife teaches 4th grade at the Atwood-Hammond Grade School. 99 Teachers Welcome New Principal Mrs. Tina Whipple, Special Education Mrs. Whipple returned this year for her second year at AHHS as Special Education teacher. This year she was assigned to Atwood-Hammond on a full time basis due to the number of students qualified for assistance. She enjoys teaching at AHHS and says her hobbies are reading and aerobics. Mrs. Gardner has been at AHHS for five years. She teaches World Geography, World History, American History, Civics, Economics, Sociology, and Consumer Education. She holds a degree from Eastern and is happy teaching here since she graduated from AHHS and knows the community. Mrs. Gardner served as Junior class sponsor and NHS advisor. Mrs. England came to AHHS eleven years ago after teaching one year at Sullivan High. She teaches Typing, Orientation to Business, Accounting, Shorthand, and Office Practice. She served as sponsor for the Senior class and NHS advisor. Mrs. England says the students at AHHS and teaching are enjoyable for her and she lists reading, bowling and crafts among her hobbies. Mrs. England is married and has one son, Chris. Mrs. Judy Gardner, Social Studies Mr. William McKay, Chapter I Mr. McKay has been in education for 35 years. He came to AHHS 20 years ago and plans to retire this year. He enjoys teaching and worked with the Chapter I students this year. He began his career in education in Kentucky before coming to Atwood. He served 10 years as Principal at AHHS and six years as district Superintendent. His absence will be felt, but we wish him the best. Mrs. Connie England, Business Mr. Chris Kerns. Agriculture Mr. Kerns began teaching at AHHS this year during the second semester. He replaced Mr. Mike Dennis as part-time Ag teacher after graduating from the University of Illinois. Mr. Kerns is a graduate of AHHS and did his student teaching at Maroa-Forsyth High. He served as FFA sponsor and went with the Senior class as a chaperone on their trip to Washington. 100 Mr. Jim Morgan, Principal Mrs. Letitia Farris, Guidance Mrs. Farris has been at AHHS for 11 years. She attended Millikin as an undergraduate and received her Master’s from Eastern. She spent a month in Spain and a semester in Mexico during her senior year in college. She serves as the guidance counselor and teaches English and Spanish. She enjoys working with people and learning. The teachers and students at AHHS welcomed Mr. James Morgan as the new principal this year. Mr. Morgan got his Administrative degree at Eastern. He taught at Areola in science and social studies before becoming principal at Westfield High. Mr. Morgan's wife, Judy, and son, Jimmy, hope to move to Atwood soon. Miss Christine Janota teaches band and Music Theory. She also attended Eastern and has a Master’s degree in music and in conducting. She has been on the faculty for four years and enjoys working with the students. She served as sponsor for AFS, Pom Pon and Band. Mrs. Linda Jones, P.E. Mrs. Linda Jones has been at AHHS for 11 years. She has a degree in Physical Education with minors in Health and Driver’s Education. She is currently working on a degree in Elementary Education with hopes of teaching at the Grade School in the future. She is married to Mr. Bob Jones, an Illinois State Trooper, and they have two boys, Jason and Christopher. She looks forward to working with Mr. Morgan next year. 101 School Board And Staff Coach Gail Warner Mr. Charlie Emberton Coach Bill Carpenter The School Board received two new members in the fall elections: Mr. Robert Fay and Mr. Dwight Stewart. This year the State of Illinois and the School Board voted to raise graduation requirements for next year’s incoming Freshmen. Miss Gail Warner served as the Girls’ Basketball Coach this year. Mr. W'illiam Carpenter was Head Basketball Coach. Mr. Carpenter lives in Atwood, graduated from Eastern, and works in Mattoon when he’s not busy with the team. Mrs. Elsie Molck Mr. Charlie Emberton and Mrs. Elsie Molck served as janitors for the high school. Charlie was custodian during most of the extracurricular activities and is the father of Lori Emberton, Junior class. Mr. Tim Leffler was the Assistant Basketball Coach this year and won the hearts of the students as a substitute teacher. Coach Tim Leffler 102 Mrs. Cindy Day, Librarian Above Left: Members of the School Board: Mr. Robert Fay, Mr. Jerry Reeder, President, Mr. John Schable, Mr. Robert Long, Mr. Gary Appleby, Mr. Dwight Stewart, and Mr. Harold Ponder. Left: Bus Drivers: Kathy Wallace, Mary Jane Mood. Debbie Dial, Nancy Quick, C harlotte Fagan, Ron Fagan, and Mary Parr. Mrs. Vevalee Smith Mrs. Phyllis C'ooch Mrs. Cindy Day has been librarian for two years. She enjoys her work and the students. Mrs. Vevalee Smith is District secretary and has worked here for 16 years. She is a graduate of AHHS and enjoys antiques and drum corps. Mrs. Phyllis Cooch served as high school secretary for the second year. She says the job is never dull and the students are great. She has two children, Holly and Terri. Above right: Cafeteria helpers: Helen Kibler, Norma Ingrum, Beverly McDade. Fern Badger, and Barbara Harshbarger. Not available for the picture was Beverly Burgener. 103 Tennessee Valley Boys 104 Pictured on this page arc members of the Country Rock Band, the Tennessee Valley Boys. Some of the guys were real heart-throbs. Debut In Atwood At left, some of the students enjojing the band: Beth C'henoweth. Ste e Daws. Amt Chesnut, and Mike Baer. At bottom. Jerrv Dukeman. Mitzi Mood. Robbie C'orman. Michelle Moss. Becks Meadosss, Tons Bernardi. David Sebum, and Sheila Stilles arc caught off-guard for a picture during the program. On November 23, 1983, AHHS students were surprised by a concert during third hour in the morning featuring the Tennesse Valley Boys from Nashville. The group played nearly an hour of Country Rock music for the assembly and made the day for many students. The girls were impressed by the guys in the band and everyone enjoyed the music. The band was in the area to present benefit concerts over Thanksgiving vacation. Sherrif Chub Conner arranged for the concerts and also brought the group to some area high schools for a preview. The proceeds from their concerts went to the Athletic programs of the Douglas County schools. The program was entertaining and well worth the price of admission. AHHS students received their preview for free and even those students who didn’t like the music enjoyed not being in class that day. Singer Insurance Agency 109 S. Vine St. Arthur, IL 61911 Phone 543-2159 Insurance is Our Only Business Dwight Singer — Doug Jurgens AHHS Hosts Assemblies Another reason Mr. Morgan became a favorite of students at AHHS was his willingness to cancel classes for educational assembly programs. This year saw more assemblies than ever before including some that were both entertaining and informative. Besides the Tennessee Valley Boys, AHHS invited the newly formed rock band. Horizon, a branch of the Air Force Band of the Midwest from Rantoul. In February, State Trooper Chuck Mays from Oakland brought one of the K-9 squad. Rocky, to explain the use of trained dogs in police work. Rocky is used for tracking, drug searches, and crowd control. Well trained dogs are a boon to the State Police and are valued at 12 to IS Thousand Dollars. On Apr. 12, Mr. Jerry Beltz gave a humorous art assembly using charcoal as the medium. Mr. Beltz was appearing in Atwood at the Baptist Church and gave the students an inspirational talk on morality. Top: C huck Mays and Rocky of the State Police. Above Left: Jerry Belt and friend. Above Right: Horizon entertains with rock music. Right: Students compete in volleyball during Student Council Week assembly. 106 THE BEAUTY Petal Pushers NOOK Complete line of Beauty work, hair shaping, coloring, permanents, waving, bleaching, manicures, eyebrow arches, etc. 105 S. Main, Atwood Phone: 578-3866 Phone: 578-3212 Shirley Hale, Owner Also enjoy our exercise Box 291 room and machines. Atwood, IL 61913 107 Artists Hold Fair In conjunction with the Spring Music Concert, the Art department under Mrs. Dee Krause decorated the gym with their work and held a fair with students and faculty judging the entries. Everyone enjoyed the fair and hope it is repeated. Top: Sonda Yost climbs a ladder to straighten one of nian pictures hung on the gym nails. Below left: Students worked for several days getting ctcrything ready. Helium balloons and face painting nere highlights of the fair as well as judging the many exhibits. Belov Right: Brenda Swisher. John Bird, and Becky Meadows. Brenda was chosen Most lmpro ed. John and Becky were Most Artistic Underclassmen. Changing Times A Time To Say Goodbye With the end of the school year many students departed and not everyone thought to bid them farewell. On behalf of the students and faculty, the POST staff wishes the Class of '84 and all other students who will not return next year the best in all your future endeavors. We hope that this yearbook will help you remember your days at AHHS and that they were happy. Above Left: Tonya Strohl and Jackie Loy take a break from P.E. class. Above Right: Stephanie C'hesnut joins friends and families saying goodbye to the class of 84. Below Left: Seniors fill out forms before practice on May 25. Below Right: Bretta Randall, Tracey Mauck, and Wendy Hodge extend a friendly smile. The Atwood-Hammond school community was shocked and saddened by the death of Travis McEachern in June. Travis was a Sophomore and will he missed by all. Rest In Peace, Travis McEachern 108 Remember When Pictured below: the JV Basketball team back in I‘ISO: Front: Mike Baer, Rand) Long. Scott Day. Kurt karma inas; Back: Johnny Benner, (odd Koniine, Kyle Wierman. and Mike Sullender. Center: J.R. Cornwell and Debbie Strohl as they appeared as Freshmen attendants at Homecoming, 1980. The Tintype Shoppes of Photography 139 S. Vine Arthur, IL 543-2233 For the Finest in Environmental and Studio Portraiture Omana Truck Stop Home-style Food U.S. 36 — Tuscola Phone: 253-3200 Index Students are listed alphabetically followed by the page numbers on which their pictures appear. Allen, Rene: 50, 84 Cole, Marcia: 66, 67, 72, 73, Emberton, Lori: 5, 20, 21, 27, Anderson, Jim: 5, 26, 45, 74, 108 30, 38, 45, 48, 50, 75, 78, 80, 80, 82, 83 Conner, Beth: 6, 20, 21, 50, 92 83 Andres, Kelly: 32, 46, 50, 02, Conner, Craig: 12, 15, 48, 50, England, Lucie: 5, 50, 58, 60, 93, 112 74, 80 72, 108 Arnett, Brenda: 5, 74, 80 Cooprider, Becky Sanders: 34, England, Tom: 5, 92 Artos, Patty: 5, 8, 9, 28, 29, 62, 68, 69, 70, 72, 80, 100 Eveland, Karen: 46, 50, 92 36, 37, 54, 68, 70. 72, 73, Corcoran, Mark: 5, 22, 50, 74 Eveland, Michelle: 4, 50, 84, 108 Corman, Roh: 26, 55, 64, 68, 97, 107 Auer, Jeff: 12. 14, 48, 50, 82, 69, 71, 72, 73, 105 Eyestone, Beth: 5, 20, 21, 27, 92 Cornwell, J.R.: 5, 12, 15, 47, 30, 42, 50, 51, 74, 75 Auten, Dawn: 5, 29, 34, 74, 77 48, 50, 51, 55, 61, 64, 68, 69, Fagan, Dale: 50, 75 Badger, Fern: 74, 80, 103 70, 71, 72, 109 Fletcher, Deanna: 28, 29, 41, Badger, Lisa: 27, 34, 84 Cornwell, Julie: 4, 8, 9, 27, 28, 84 Badger, Renee: 34, 54, 65, 67, 36, 40, 41, 50, 51, 55, 61, 68, freeman, Kendra: 4, 26, 27, 28, 68, 69. 70, 71, 72, 73, 80 69, 72 36, 38, 58, 66, 71, 72, 73, Baer. Michelle: 10, 13, 27, 28, Dallas, David: 2, 6, 12, 15, 32, 108, 109 30. 31. 33, 43, 46, 50, 70, 92 35, 37. 38, 48, 50, 51, 55, 57, Gabbard, Rick: 93 Baer. Mike: 16, 22, 23, 54, 68, 66, 67. 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, Gabbard, Shawnee: 46, 50, 93 69, 72, 73, 102, 105. 109 106, 108 Garrett. Brenda: 4, 8, 9, 11, 13, Barnett, Kim: 92 Dallas, Georgia: 86 18, 28, 30, 31, 84, 87, 89, 90 Behrend, Jeff: 7, 12, 15, 16, 17, Darby, Ronnie: 5, 12, 15, 47, Gee, Karen: 5, 59, 60, 64, 72, 32. 35, 37, 38. 42. 43, 44, 48, 48. 50. 51, 58, 60, 68, 69, 71, 73 51, 74, 78, 79. 82, 83 72 Gocking, Steve: 5, 22, 28, 41, Benner, Johnny: 4, 5, 16, 31, Davis, David: 5, 12, 16, 17, 26, 75, 83, 107 46. 47, 50, 54, 56, 63, 67, 68, 38, 48, 50, 74, 77, 78, 83 Goodrich, Dale: 13, 17, 84 70. 72. 106, 109 Davis, Steve: 5, 7, 12, 16, 17, Gray, Christine: 26, 32, 75 Bernardi, Tony: 5, 45, 47, 54, 26, 38, 48, 50, 84, 105 Gray, David: 5, 26, 84, 87 60. 64. 66, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, Dehart, I.orie: 32, 33, 34, 47, Gray, Jim: 5, 26, 93 87, 105 92, 96, 97 Gregory, Dianna: 28, 33, 41, Bird, John: 35, 48. 50, 84, 87, Dehart, Penny: 5, 33, 34, 35, 46, 93 107 38, 57, 58. 68, 69, 70, 72, Haney, John: 75 Brown, Shawna: 27, 33, 47, 50, 108 Harshbarger, Curtis: 12, 17, 22, 92 Dehart, Tami: 5, 28, 29, 32, 33, 28, 41, 48, 84, 107 Bryson, Wayne: 26, 54, 71, 72, 34, 38, 74, 79, 80 Harshbarger, Rosanne: 5, 8, 9, 73, 99 Dial, Darcy: 5, 10. 13, 18, 27, 26. 27, 28, 36, 38, 40, 42, 43, Chenoweth, Beth: 5, 13, 18, 19, 28, 30, 31, 33, 35, 36, 41, 44, 59, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72, 28, 30, 31, 39, 50, 51, 55, 57, 92, 96, 97 108 68, 69, 70, 71. 72, 73, 79, 91, Dial, Dawn: 5, 10, 11, 32, 36, Heinzelmann, Wayne: 5, 82, 93 105, 106, 109 38, 50, 74, 76, 78, 79 Heinzelmann, Wendy: 18, 19, Chenoweth, Paula: 5, 20, 50, Drake, Cheryl: 45, 50, 58, 60, 28, 31, 45, 50, 75, 77, 80, 82 51, 64, 84, 96, 97 72, 73, 97 Heit, Alana: 10, 11, 20, 21, 27, Chesnut, Amy: 5, 27, 35, 38, Dukeman, Jerry: 105 30, 50, 51, 74, 75, 82, 97 51, 74, 78, 79, 80, 82, 105 Dunn, Tim: 12, 14, 48, 51, 82, Helmuth, Jaye: 45, 59, 61, 68, Chesnut, Monica: 28, 47, 92 92, 111 69, 72, 73 Chesnut, Stephanie: 5, 10, 11, Dyer, Amy: 5, 6, 10, 11, 18, 19, Helton, Tami: 5, 8, 9, 11, 13, 20, 21, 27, 30, 50, 53, 74, 82, 27, 28, 30, 31, 32, 75, 80, 82, 18, 26, 27, 32, 42, 44, 46, 56, 108 83, 102 59, 67, 68, 69, 71, 72, 102, Clifton, Brett: 5, 45, 47, 50, 53, Elmore, Brian: 5, 16, 40, 45, 106, 108 55, 64, 71, 72, 80 47, 58, 65, 68, 69, 71, 72, 73, Hodge, Wendv: 4, 20, 27, 30, Cole, Connie: 77, 107 90, 106 38, 50, 84, 87, 88, 90, 96, 108 Huber, Chuck: 22, 26, 75, 80, 83 Johnson, Jeff: 77 Johnson, Joanne: 96 Johnson, Sheri: 45, 50, 75, 77 Jones, Jeff: 5, 17, 46, 50, 82, 93 Jones, Terry: 2, 32, 35, 38, 42, 43, 44, 50, 75, 78, 79 Kauffman, Heidi: 28, 38, 41, 42, 43, 45, 46, 93, 97 Kauffman, Ricky: 5, 12, 14, 81, 93, 94 Kearns, Larry: 12, 85, 88 Kehl, Danny: 4, 50, 93, 97 Kirchner, Brad: 5, 26, 27, 48, 50, 93 Litferal, Andy: 12, 26, 45, 85 Long, Randy: 5, 16, 27, 44, 47, 50, 57, 59, 66, 68, 69, 70, 72, 73, 106, 108, 109 Long, Rod: 5, 7, 12, 15, 16, 17, 22, 48, 50, 85, 87, 90, 91 Loy, Doug: 12, 15, 23, 48, 50, 76, 83 Loy, Jackie: 5, 13, 28, 30, 31, 46, 50, 51, 93, 96, 108 McCullough, Bev: 5, 50, 85, 88, 89 McEachern, James: 76 McEachem, Travis: 47, 85 Mason, Kelly: 4, 85, 87, 90 Mason, Ron: 5, 12, 14, 48, 50, 82, 92, 93 Mauck, Tracey: 4, 5, 13, 18, 19, 27, 28, 30, 31, 38, 50, 85, 87, 89, 108 Maxwell, Matt: 94 Maxwell, Trov: 26, 59, 60, 64, 72, 73 May hew, Mark: 12, 14, 17, 48, 82, 94, 98 Meadows, Becky: 27, 33, 45, 47, 87, 94, 105, 107 Meadows, Marvin: 47, 85 Montgomery, Tom: 5, 26, 62, 65, 68, 69, 71, 72, 73 Montgomery, Valerie: 28, 32, 34, 36, 46, 94 Mood, Mitzi: 10, 11, 28, 30, 31, 76, 105 Moss, Michelle: 10, 13, 28, 30, 31, 38, 50, 94, 96, 97, 105 Myers, Kelly: 94 Nave, Jill: 11, 32, 50, 94 Neira, Cindy: 47, 50, 82, 86 Neira, Nancy: 41, 72, 73, 108 Newlin, Brent: 5, 12, 14. 27, 28, 36, 48, 94, 107 Norman, Jerry: 26, 50, 74, 75, 76 Ohnesorge, Malora: 18, 76, 80 O’Neill, Mike: 22, 50, 76 Pangborn, Kalenn: 6, 26, 45, 47, 62, 68, 69, 72, 73 Parr, Brian: 45, 50, 76, 78, 80 Patrick, Cindy: 50, 94 Paul, Bonnie: 96 Ploeger, Joanna: 26, 38, 42, 43, 76, 77, 79 Ponder, Jim: 2, 27, 32, 35, 38, 45, 50, 76, 78, 79, 82 Postlewait, Jim: 12, 14, 17, 32, 48, 50, 82, 94, 111 Randall, Bretta: 4, 5, 27, 28, 30, 31, 38, 85, 87, 88, 89, 108 Raw din, Tracy: 5, 10, 32, 33, 46, 49, 50, 91, 94, 97 Reed, Phil: 5, 12, 15, 16, 17, 22, 47, 51, 64, 85, 87, 89 Renshaw, Sonya: 50, 93, 94 Revell, Bill: 12, 14, 27, 47, 48, 50, 95, 97 Robertson, Lynnette: 33, 76 Robison, Alice: 34, 50, 76 Romine, Amy: 10, 11, 27, 28, 30, 31,41, 42, 43, 95, 97 Salyers, Kamela: 27, 32, 44, 85, 87, 89 Sanders, Billie: 4, 5, 8, 9, 13, 18, 47, 48, 50, 51, 56, 62, 66, 68, 72, 91 Schmidt, Jennifer: 6, 32, 33, 35, 36, 95, 97 Schum, David: 62, 64, 87, 105 Schum, Michelle: 34, 86, 89, 95 Sellers, Truman: 5, 12, 14, 48, 82, 95 Shipman, Scott: 5, 6, 12, 14, 48, 82, 95 Stillabower, Steve: 5, 12, 47, 48, 85, 88, 89 Stilley, Sheila: 32, 33, 35, 95, 97, 105 Strohl, Debbie: 5, 8, 9, 20, 21, 39, 45, 50, 51, 62, 63, 68, 70, 71. 72, 73, 91, 108, 109 Strohl, Tonya: 5, 10, 11, 20, 27, 39, 45, 49, 50, 61, 95, 108 Stutzman, Scott: 17, 50, 86, 88 Sullender, Mike: 5, 16, 17, 23, 27, 31, 38, 48, 49, 50, 56, 60, 63, 67, 68, 69, 71, 72, 73, 108, 109 Swartz, April: 28, 30, 31, 45, 50, 86, 97 Swisher, Brenda: 5, 84, 86, 91. 107 Terri I, Joni: 10, 28, 29, 32. 36, 38, 41, 46, 95, 97 Terril, Mike: 17, 26, 86 Wallace, Andrea: 5, 6 20, 21, 45, 46, 50, 95 Webb, Sandy: 5, 34, 63, 66, 68, 69, 70, 72 W'eir, David: 4, 5, 6, 12, 26, 27, 38, 42, 43, 48, 86, 87, 96 Wierman, Kyle: 4, 16, 17, 22, 26, 47, 48, 63, 66, 71, 72, 73, 106, 109 Wierman, Trina: 96 W ilhelm, Rusty: 5, 86 Williams, Jeff: 5, 82, 95 W illoughby, Michelle: 28, 30, 31, 45, 50, 94, 95 Yeakley, Steve: 6, 12, 15, 16, 45, 48, 50, 51, 63, 66. 68, 69, 71, 72, 73 Yost, Sonda: 5, 28, 31, 33, 41, 42, 43, 50, 76, 77, 78, 79, 83, 97, 107 Tim Dunn and Jim Postlewait are among the Industrial Arts students who. under the direction of Mr. Jerry Newlin. participated in a simulated assembly line in the spring. 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