Barry High School - Yr Rab Yearbook (Barry, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1988 volume:

e Dedication The Annual Staff would like to dedicate the 1987-88 yearbook to Miss Mary Myers. Miss Myers has taught Home Economics at Barry High School for 45 years. During this time she also served as the FHA sponsor and as a class sponsor. For many years she was the only junior class sponsor which including planning Prom every year. The students always appreciated her attendance at the many school events and activities. The students and faculty will miss her very much and wish her happi- ness in her retirement. Administration Mr. C. Michael Kovachevich Superintendent Mr. Kenneth Fagan Principal Board of Education Scaled L-R Duane Dean. Sandi Brumfield. Rollic Lee, Barrc Hunter. Sharon Loyd. Standing — Robert Nation. Frank Wood. Ms. Rexan Arilla Spanish Mr. Jim Hembree Alhletic dir.. Varsity Coach Civics. P.E. Mr. Cliff McDaniel Band Jr. Hi. Chorus FACULTY Mr. Mel Drew Guidance Mrs. Pat Hutton Jr. Hi. Math. HS General Math tm 4 Mrs. Melinda Fagan Biology. Chemistry. Adv. Science Mrs. Diane -Lee Business Education Ms. Linda Moucha HS Art. 7th 8th English Miss Mary Myers Home Economics Mr. Philip Rhoades HS History Mr. Stephen Schultz Physics. Earth Science. Jr. Hi Science Mrs. Linda Syrcle Fresh-Soph. 7th English Mrs. Pat Ruble P.E.. Girls Sports Mrs. Judy Steers HS Chorus Mr. Stephan Schafer Drivers Ed.. Jr. Hi. and Ass’t. Coach Mrs. Lorraine Steinberg Jr. and Sr. English. Speech Mrs. Linda Wyatt HS Math Faculty M rs. Pam Nation Substitute Home Economics Mrs. Libbie Walton Librarian Office Staff Mrs. Debbie Rennecker Secretary Mrs. Jcanc Howard Secretary Mrs. Mary Lou Patterson Bookkeeper Cafeteria Workers L-R — Stella Hoskins. Karen Constable, Rosie Darnell. Edith Brace. Bus Drivers L R — Larry Darnell. An- nabcllc Still. Perry Metcalf. Carl Hart. Ronnie Oitker. Jerry Lundbcrg. Janitors L-R — Jerry Johnson. 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CAROL KAYE BARNES “Carol Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; SAA I; FHA 3-4; JV Cheer- leader I. Basketball Statistician 2-4; Sci- ence Club 1 -4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Hub Staff 4. Quiz Bowl 3-4; School Photogra- pher 4. BRIAN EUGENE CONSTABLE “Brian” FFA 1-4 INGRID ANN DEITZMAN “Ingrid FHA 1-3; FFA 4; Student Council 4; Marching Band I-4; Concert Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Hub Staff 4; Annual Staff 4 DONALD DUANE FISH “Donnie Basketball 1.2.4; Lettermen’s Club 1.2.4; FFA I; Vo-Tech 3-4. SUZANNE RAE GOODWIN “Suzie” FHA 1,2.4; Librarians Club 3. KEVIN RAY HEIMER “Kevin” Baseball 3; Vo-Tcch 3-4. MERV1N THOMAS HASKINS “Torn” Basketball 2-4; Class President 2-4; FFA 4, Secretary 4; Boy's State 3; Lettermen’s Club 2-4; Hub 4; Student Council 3,4. TREACY LOU HOOVER “Treacy GAA I; Homecoming Attendant 1; FFA 3,4. Vice-President 4; FHA 3; Homecom- ing Queen Candidate 4; Colorguard 2; Hub Staff 4; Class Secretary 4. JERILYN SUE JOHNSON “Jerilyn” Annual Staff 4; Concert Band 1-4; FHA 3.4; French Club 3; Hub Staff 4; Pep Band I -4; Science Club 2-4; Marching Band 1 -4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3.4 ELLEN RENEE NATION “Ellen Class President I; Class Secrctary Trca- surcr 3; Band 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Science Club 2.3; Student Council 3.4; GAA 1-4; FHA 3.4; Annual Staff Editor 4; Hub Staff 4; SAA 1-3; National Honor Society 3.4; Girl's State 3; TEAMS Competition 2-4; Homecoming Queen 4; Slate Scholar 4; Pike Press Scholar 4; DAR Good Citizen 4; All-Conference 2nd Volleyball Team 4; Rotary Club Scholar Athlete 4; Who Who’s 3-4. FRENNA MICHELLE ROWDEN ‘•Michelle” FHA 2-4; JV Chcerleading 1-3; GAA 1-3; Student Council 3; Homecoming Atten- dant 1.3; Marching Band 2,4; Who's Who 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Academic All-American 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. MELISSA SUE SAXBURY -Melissa” Librarians Club 1-3; GAA 1-4; FHA 2-4; French Club 3; Marching Band 3.4; Hub Staff 4 TERRI LYNN STEARNS ROBBINS “Terri FFA 3,4; Reporter 4; FHA 2-4; Vice Presi- dent 4; Student Council 4; Concert Band I - 4; Pep Band 1-4; Marching Drumline 4; Expanded Colorguard 1-3; Marching Co- lorguard 1-3; Hub Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Class Vice-President 1.3; Homecoming Atten- dant 2. FRANK ALVIN VOLLMER, JR “Frank” Science Club 1.2.4; Industrial Arts Club I, 2; FFA 3. 4; FHA 3. 4; Student Council 4; Video Tape Person 4; Lcttcrmcn’s Club 4; Baseball 4. CURTIS WAYNE WILLIAMS “Curt Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Lettermen's Club 1-4; FFA 2-4; Treasurer 4; Boys State 3; Quincy Vo-Tech 3.4. Front — L - R Carol Barnes. Jerilyn Johnson. Trcacy Hoover. F.llen Nation. Ingrid Dcit man. Terri Robbins. 2nd Curt Williams. Mi- chelle Rowdcn. Su7ie Goodwin. Melissa Saxbury. Dollye Frame. 3rd Kevin Hcimer. Brian Constable. Frank Vollmer. Tom Haskins. Donnie Fish. Monte Fee. Ellen Nation Valedictorian. American Legion Award. Barry Alumni Scholarship. SAA Award. Outsta iding Senior. Hanni- bal LaGrange Scho arship. U.S. Marine Athletic Award. A my Reserve Athletic Award Carol Barnes Salutatorian. Barry Alum- ni Scholarship. Marion A. Kocllcr Memori- al Award. SAA Award. Honorable Men- tion American Legion Award. Outstanding Senior. John Phillip Sousa Award. Bausch Lomb Science Award. Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship, U.S. Marine Music Award. Tom Haskins Class President. Honor- able Mention American Legion Award. Terri Robbins PTA Vocational Scholarship. Barry Alumni Scholarship Alternate. Michelle Rowden — Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship. Curt Williams American Legion Award. Army Reserve Athletic Award. Jcrilyn Johnson Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship. Quincy College Scholarship. UNDERCLASSMEN Bobby Armistead Ruth Bowen Elizabeth Dean XXXyyyvv, Matt Hubbard Albie Irvin Joey Irvin Julie Kirby Tammy Kovachevich Tim Kunt7 Laura Morrow Suzanne Moyer Angie Miller Mary Motley Theresa Osborn Denise Parrack Oleta Scranton mm Gary Patterson 1 Gully, J. Feslcr, K. Baker — Officers Eddie Slayton Chris Smith Sue Stephens Alan Thompson Angela Tittsworth Bryan Tittsworth Sandy Willis Tamara W'illiams Rosemary Winner Jackie Wintjen T li Sophomores Lisa Adams Doug Brown Bryan Ash Eric Brown Jennifer Brumfield Brad Constable Scott Conner Beth Ehlert Julie Franklin Jackie McDonald Tina McCallistcr Jennifer Miller Katie Morrow Nancy Nation Russell Robinson Becky Snyder N. Nation. J. McDonald. K Morrow. L. Adams Officers Freshmen Tera Conkright Tracey Cooley Bill Behrens Eddie Blackorby Ursula Deitzman Michael Fesler Heather Bradshaw Molly Brown Rusty Gallagher Roger Gordon Emily Morrow Michelle Neff Cory Steers Chris Todd t 75fcJ Wanda Williams Kim Wright Mitchell Sutton Michele Williams JSkl Katina Woolcry A Christmas Ball Freshman attendant. Emily Morrow, was escorted by Doug McCallister. Becky Snyder, Sophomore attendant, was escorted by Eric Oitkcr. Junior attendant. Laura Morrow, was escorted by Eric Brown. Front l.-R — E. Morrow, B. Snyder. L. Morrow, T. Hoover. T. Stearns. R. Borrowman. Queen Ellen Nation. J. Hcchlcr. D. Frame. J. Fcsler. K. Morrow. R Hoover. 2nd D. McCallister. E. Oitkcr. E. Brown. B Gwartncy. E. Slayton. T. Likes. L. Main. D. Fish. C. Williams. A. Thompson. M Hively. M Hubbard. Flower Girl - Jean Hechler Crown Bearer Rodney Borrowman Retiring Queen Lynette Main was escorted by Tom Likes. Senior Queen Candidate. Dollyc Frame, was escorted by Curt Williams. Queen Ellen Nation was escorted by Donnie Fish. Brian Gwartney escorted Senior Queen Candidate Trcacy Hoo- ver. Senior Queen Candidate. Terri Stearns, was escorted by Eddie Slayton. Queen Ellen Nation Organizations Annual Staff National Honor Society L-R M Rowdcn. E. Nation, J. Johnson. C. Barnes. SAA fronl _ e. Nation. L-R — J. Brumfield, M. Hubbard, L. Morrow. J. Miller. K. Morrow, K. Baker, N. Nation. A. Tittsworth. T. Williams. J Fcsler. E. Dean. M Motley. T McCallister. FFA wmt Front L-R Miss Turnbull. M. Fee. T. Stearns. C. Williams. T. Haskins. T. Hoover. 2nd I. Deitzman. M. Sutton. J. Irvin, B Gwartney. T. Kuntz, G. Patterson. 3rd D. Malone. B Tittsworth, F. Vollmcr. B Armis- tead. B. Constable. FHA Front — L-R J. Brumfield. T. Stearns. J. Fcslcr, D. Parrack. K. Fagan, D. Gordon. D. Frame. 2nd Mrs. Kovachevich. T. Osborn. M. Gully, A. Miller. T. Williams.S. Dell. E. Nation. Mrs. Gordon. 3rd J. Wintjen, O. Scranton. C. Smith. T Kovachevich. R Winner. D. Howard. M. Motley. S. Moyer. 4th S. Goodwin. D. Owens. F. Vollmcr. E. Slayton. C. Barnes. J. Johnson. J. Kirby. Vo-Tech L-R —C. Williams. K. Heimer, D. Fish. L 1 b r a r i a n front — L-R L. Robertson, K. Wade, R. Hoover, K. Wright,S. Smith. 2nd — J Brumfield, U. Dcitzman. K. Fagan. 1 Williams. J. Miller. D. Owens. E. Dean, H. Loyd. 3rd — M. Neff, D. Howard. R. Bowen. L. Morrow. B. Ehlert, T. O Md ..Mister ® Science Club Front L-R - C. Ratcliff, J. Mathes. J. Kurtz. K Guthrie. A. Hively. 2nd — Mrs. Fagan. B Bradshaw. C. Barnes. J. Miller. L. Robertson. M. Hubbard. 3rd Mr Schultz. T. Kovachcvich. H. Loyd. J. Johnson. J. Fcslcr. 4th — J. Todd, T. Conkright, D. Bower, A. Knepper, E. Brumfield. 5th B. Ehlert. S. Stephens. J. Brumfield. F. Vollmer. T. McCallistcr, C. Blackorby. BAND Front — L-R — R. Winner. A. Thompson. 2nd T. Kovachevich. M. Williams. M. Hubbard. D. Howard. T. Likes. 3rd — T. Loyd. M. Fesler. T. Stearns, J. Osborn. 4th R. Hoover, S. Dell. B. Snyder. M Myers. E. Brown, Mr. McDan- iel. M. Hivcly, J. Irvin, M. Saxbury. M. Rowdcn. K. Wade. 5th - T. Williams. N. Nation. K. Fagan. C. Steers. T. Osborn. J. Johnson. B Ehlert. B. Ash, D. Gordon. 6th — J. Fesler. J Brumfield, E. Blackorby. W. Gwartney. T. Cooley, E. Slayton. A. Hubbard. E. Dean, E. Nation. I Dcitzman, A. Tittsworth. M. Gully. 7th E. Morrow. R Young, A. Metcalf, H. Loyd. R. Osborn. K. Baker. M. Barker, D. Parrack. M. Motley. 8th — L. Adams. K. Woolery, C. Barnes. S. Smith. W' Williams. J. Miller. M Brown. R. Bowen. 9th T. McCallister. K. Wright, L. Morrow. 10th D. Frame, T. Conkright. Drum Majors L-R — R Winner. A. Thompson. Drum Line Front L-R M. Myers, T. Loyd, E. Brown, M. Hubbard. M. Hivcly, J. Osborn, J. Irvin. 2nd — T. Stearns, T. Kovachcvich, M. Williams, D. Howard. T. Likes. M. Fesler. Front Colors L-R — R Hoover. S. Dell. M. Rowdcn. M. Saxbury. B. Snyder. K. Wade. Front L R Mrs. Steers. T. Cooley. M. Williams, S. Smith, E. Morrow, H. Loyd, K. Wright, J. Lane, C. Steers. 2nd N. Willey, T. Conkright, A. Miller, A. Hubbard, L'. Deitzman, E. Dean. A. Metcalf. Student Council Front L-R T. Cooley. R Hoover, J. Miller. B. Ash, D. Wells. S. Moyer. L. Ad- ams. M, Williams. J. John- son, C. Barnes. K. Fagan. T. Stearns. 2nd Mrs. Fagan. J. Fesler. N. Nation. F. Vollmcr. T. Kovachevich. E. Nation. I. Dcitzman, T. Haskins, D. Frame. M. Gul- ly. L. Morrow. Hub Staff front l.-R J. Johnson. C. Barnes, M Rowden, D. Frame. 2nd I. Dcitzman. T. Robbins. 3rd — E. Nation, T. Haskins. T. Hoover. Expanded Colorguard Front — L-R K Morrow. K Fagan. L. Adams. D Gordon. K. Wade 2nd — K. Wright, L. Morrow. M Gully. 3rd — T. W illiams. S. Smith. T Osborn. B Snyder. M. Motley. T McCallister 4th D. Frame. T. Conkright. T Kovachevich. R W inner. F Vforrow. R Bowen. J. Fcsler. 5th Mr McDaniel. LETTERMEN’S CLUB Front -L-R B. Gwartncy. T. Haskins. D. Fish, C. Williams. F. Vollmcr. 2nd S. Conner. M. Hubbard. A. Thompson. G. Patterson, A. Hubbard. E. Brown. T. Rowden, J. McDonald. 3rd — E. Oitker. B. Malone. B. Behrens. B. Ash. B. Robbins. C. Steers. T. Cooley. M. Fcslcr. 4th D. McCallister. T. Likes. E. Slayton. M. Hively, M. Sutton. W. Gwartney. G A A Front-L-R T. Williams.S. Moyer.S. Dell. K Baker. A. Miller. M. Gully. K. McLaughlin. T. Osborn. D. Parrack. 2nd B. Eh- lert T McCallister, H. Loyd. M. Barker. R Hoover. K W right. S. Smith. K. Wade. W. Williams. E. Morrow. 3rd — L Robertson. T Conkright. J Brumfield. J. Miller, R Young. K. Morrow, L. Adams. N. Nation. Mrs. Ruble. 4th — K. Fagan. L. Morrow, R. Bowen. D Howard. D Gordon. R. Winner. T. Kovachcvich. A. Tittsworth, E. Nation. J. Fcslcr. JV Volleyball Front L-R — W. Williams. H. Loyd. E. Morrow. R. Hoover. K. Wright. B. Ehlcrt. L Robertson. 2nd — K. Wade, N. Nation. T. McCallistcr. R Young. T. Osborn. K. Baker. R. Bowen. J. Brumfield. S. Dell, T. Conkright. Varsity Volleyball Front — L-R T. W illiams. R. Winner. A. Tittsworth. 2nd — K. Baker. M. Gully. A. Miller, K. McLaughlin, S. Moyer, R. Young. 3rd — T. Osborn. J. Feslcr. T. Kovachcvich. L. Morrow. E. Nation. D. Howard. D. Gordon. K. Fagan. R. Bowen. JV Cheerleaders Front L-R — R. Hoover. K. Wright. 2nd — K. Wade. M Barker. Varsity Cheerleaders Front L-R — S. Moyer, K. Fagan. D Gordon. 2nd N. Nation. D Howard. T. Wil- liams. JV Basketball Front — L-R — M. Sutton. C. Steers. M. Stauffer, M. Feslcr, B. Malone, 2nd E. Oitker, J. McDonald. B Brehen, E. Brown. S. Conner. W Gwartney. P Ward. T. Cooley. Record 11-8 Conf. 4-5 AWARDS Tiger Pride — Erie Oitker Most Improved — Bill Behrens Free Throw Ladder — 1. Mitch Sutton 2. Eric Oitker 3. Scott Conner 4. Cory Steers Varsity Basketball Front L-R — E. Oitker. M Hubbard. D. McCallistcr. B. Gwartncy. S. Conner. 2nd C. Williams. T. Likes, A. Thompson. A. Hubbard. M. Hivcly, E. Brown. D. Fish. Absent — T. Haskins. 1987-88 Varsity Basketball Awards Mark Hively FG% 44% Honorable Mention Jacksonville Courier Jour- nal Donnie Fish — Co-Cap. Most Assist 74 Curt Williams — Co-Cap. Aaron Hubbard — MVP. FT% 68% Most Pts. 199 Best Rb‘s 4.9 Avg. Honorable Mention Jacksonville Courier Journal Tom Likes — Tiger Pride Scott Conner — Most Improved Record — 1-22 Overall 1-8 PCC Returning Lettermen B. Gwartney. T. Haskins. M Hivcly, C. Williams. Baseball Front _L-R C. Steers. M. Hubbard. D. McCallistcr. B Malone. T. Cooley, B Ash. 2nd T. Likes, C. Williams. A Hubbard. F. Vollmcr. M. Hivcly. E. Oilker. E. Brown. E. Slayton. Softball Front — L-R K. Wright. A. Metcalf, L. Adams. T. Conkrighl. W. Williams. E. Morrow. B. Ehlcrt, 2nd — T. Williams. K. Morrow. M. Gully. L. Morrow. D. Gordon. K. Fagan, J. Brumfield, N. Nation. TIME OF OUR LIVES A Junior High Top-L-R Mrs. Prcdmorc, N. Rccd.S. Myers, P. Kurtz.T. Oitkcr.S. Sweet. B. Wyatt. 2nd - J. Todd. J.Osborn.T. Forshey. D. Still. 3rd — B. Ar- mistcad. R Osborn.S. Asher. H. McLaughlin.S. Tittsworth. K. Harris. L. Williams. 4th — J. Clinging. E. Owens. D. Miller. J. Deitzman.T. Harris, T Loyd. D Wells. Jr. Hi. Band Front-L-R K. Guthrie, C. Blackorby. Mr. McDaniel. D Bower. S. Asher. 2nd B Ar- mistead. B Kovachevich, A. Knepper. T. Conkright. L. Williams. D. McCarter, H. McLaughlin. D. Still. 3rd R. Ervin. J. Kurtz, T. Oitker. E. Brumfield. R. Osborn, C. Ratcliff. 4th A. Hivcly, J. Dcitzman. J. Miller, J. Fcslcr. B Bradshaw. 5th — S. Myers. T. Loyd. C. Coultas. M. Thompson. J. Osborn. J. McCallister. Top-L-R — Mrs. Hutton, C. Blackorby. S. Bowen. D. Bower. B Bradshaw. E. Brumfield. C. Coultas. T. Conkright, J Fcsler 2nd — A. Hivcly. M Thompson. K. Guthrie. J. Miller, J. Cougill. S. Erkc. 3rd S. Petty, J. Kurt . L. McCallister. D. McCarter. B Kovachcvich. A. Knepper. A. Schultz. 4th J. Mathcs. T. Fish. B. Phillips, R. Ervin. C. Ratcliff, T. Casto, T. Revis. Jr. Hi. Chorus Front-L-R Mr. McDaniel. S. Tittsworth. S. Petty, T.Conkright. L. McCallister. K. Harris. S. Asher. S. Sweet, L. Williams, J. Osborn. 2nd J. Kurtz. J. Miller. A. Hivc- ly, C. Ratcliff, S. Bowen. J. Mathcs. K. Guthrie. B Bradshaw. R. Os- born, J. Todd. 3rd — E. Brumfield. C Blackorby, D. Bower. A. Knep- per. B Kovachcvich. B. Armislead, T. Forshcy. T. Fish, P Dabbs. T. Harris. Jr. Hi. Cheerleaders Bottom L R S. Tittsworth. R. Osborn. J. Osborn 2nd — B. Kovachevich. S. Asher. 3rd L. McCallistcr. 7th Grade Volleyball Front L-R C. Blackorby.S. Petty, L McCallister, S. Erkc. 2nd D. Bower. A. Kncppcr. E. Brumfield. T. Conkright. B Kovache- vich. 8th Grade Volleyball Front — L-R J. Todd. D. Still. K. Harris, B. Armistead. H. McLaughlin. L. Williams. 2nd — S. Sweet, S. Asher. K. Osborn, S. Tittsworth. T. Forshcy, J. Osborn. Jr. Hi. Baseball Front L-R — J. Kurt , C. Uttcrback. C. Gilbert, J. Steers. B Phillips. B. Lynch. B Brinkman. 2nd A Hively. D McCallistcr. P Dabbs. S. Bowen, T. Loyd. T. Oitker, T. Harris. Jr. Hi. Basketball Front — L-R C. Uttcrback, A. Hively. J. Steers, C. Gilbert. 2nd S. Miller. K. Barker. D. Rcnncckcr, B Lynch. J. Kurt . 3rd J. Fcsler, D. McCallistcr, T. Harris. A. Schultz, B Phillips. B Bradshaw. 4th P Dabbs, S. Bowen. T. Loyd, T. Oitker. C. Coultas. Quiz Bowl Team Front L-R — M. Hubbard. C. Barnes. J. Fcslcr. E. Dean. R. Winner. T. Kovachcvich. 2nd S. Stephens. H. Loyd. T. Cooley. Front L-R M. Motley, Mrs. Wyatt. J. Miller, M Hubbard. J. Brumfield. E. Dean. 2nd Dr. Hopper (JWCC) E. Nation. J. Fcslcr. S. Stephens, T. Likes. F. Vollmer. Mr. Steinkamp (JETS Sponsor). Answer to Baby Pictures PAGE 52 1. Terri Robbins 2. Jerilyn Johnson 3. Brian Constable 4. Trcacy Hoover 5. Su ic Goodwin 6. Carol Barnes 7. Ingrid Deitzman 8. Ellen Nation 9. Frank Vollmcr PAGE 53 1. Dollyc Frame 2. Michelle Rowden 3. Melissa Saxbury 4. Curt Williams 5. Monte Fee 6. Donnie Fish SENIOR WILLS I. Dollyt Frame, being of almost sound mind and body, do will and bequeath the following to Melissa and Michelle totally different names so that we don't mess them up. to Treacy a tennis racket with a big net. to Bryan T and Ruth a station wagon; to Brian C. — a car with good brakes, to Bobby a good Ford and a lifetime of friendship; to Tom — the ability to get along with Wesley, to Martv — better taste; and to all the Seniors - best wishes in the luture I. Tern Steams Robbins, being of sound mind and rolly-polly body hereby will and bequeath the following: to Denise the ability to do a burnout in a little 4-speed Cracker B � s • Melissa the ability to know the clutch from the accelerator near a pond; to Miss turnbull to never lake just any parking space especially ones only my car would fit , and to Dale all the love and happiness yet to come I. Ingrid Dcit man. being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following to Sandy Dell the answer to the question Why? ; to Denise a chain just in case she gets stuck; to Tern and Dale one large can of Lysol for the little puppy with the big messes; and to Scott the ability to walk on air and all my love forever. I Monte Fee. do will and bequeath the following: to Ruth Buford, to Bryan T a rope for his soap; to Bob. Tom. and Jack my car; and to Hope and Bryan my love. I. Curt Williams, being of warped mind and out of shape body have the will to bequeath the following things to the following people to Merv a clutch, coordination, and a horse that won’t kick, to Donnie Wayne — a light blue dress shirt and the ability to drive safely when I'm hood surfing; to Ellen and Dollvc some time to write in their journals; to Rhoades my moustache; to Brian G — an “L.J. Cool” tape; to Schafer the ability to have fun when somebodv gets hurt; to Kev a driver’s license. I leave Melissa and Marty to each other, to Sandy Dell a skateboard, to Ruth I leave Sandy. to Kimmy Fagan 100 sentences, the right gas cap. and the ability to fill a check out right; to Coach — some diet pills and some hair for his chrome dome; to Turnbull a dictionary so she can spell; to Puddm' a later curfew, to Doug - my 3- point shooting ability, and to the entire high school (especially Stephanie. Wanda, and Alicia) - my car since everybody takes it whenever they want to anyway. I. Melissa Saxbury. do will and bequeath the following to Michelle R — a 5 gallon can of petro; to Curtis Wayne some w riting utensils, to Kathy Baker some more bondo and the ability to see parked car , to Tammy McNary a trash CM and upset puppy; to Angie Miller more rugs to clean, to KimmySuc ever clear vision; to Sandy Dell a roll of toilet paper, to Ruth a Louisville Sluggar. to Bryan T. two new front teeth I. Donnie Fish, being of sound mind and body hereby bequeath the following, to Tom a car that doesn't burn a clutch, to Curt the ability to wait until you get over a hill to pass a car. to Doug M a life supply of toothpicks; to Eric O a Chevy dealership; to Brian C. — a serious attitude, and last but not least to whoever wants it — my genuine lightweight, multiple colored car I. Thomas Haskins, being of abnormal mind and distorted body bequeath the following to Kimmy Sue and Marty the abili- ty to drive; to Donnie a good Monte Carlo (if there is such a thing); to Richard Petty and Kale Yarbrough good luck at the races; to Bobby A a true car a Ford, to Kathy and Angie an empty attic, to Melissa and mcNary an upset puppy. To Coon — the ability not to wreck his car but to keep it together, to Tern a bowl of popcorn; to Tilt the ability to dunk a basketball, to Monte my ford and a new paint job; to Debbie - • walk at night and not a piggy back ride; to Danny and Tim a one eyed crow; and to the rest of you I leave my little brother Wesley and a good belch. Good Luck Class of '88!!?! I. Michelle Rowden. being of unsound mind and questionable body do will the following to; Treacy - fond memories of the “fearsome four , to Brian C and Danny M all the wild talks in 5th hour; to Tommy Ruby, to Nancy N. remem- brance of cruising on the truck, and to Kevin all my love! I. Brian Constable, being of sound mind and body do will and Tonight's graduating class prophecy take us twenty years into the future The class of '88 has gathered once again at the very piacc-the Starlight Terrace in Quincy. Illinois - to see each- other once again and discover what has become of one another in the intervening years. Carol Barnes, former Vice-president of her senior class, will be photographing the event for her newspaper. The International Inquirer Carol was hired by this prestigious tabloid alter achieving notoriety for being the first photo journalist to cap- ture on film the AIDS virus reproducing under the microscope That’s my kind of reporter' The newspaper's owner was heard to exclaim Accompanying Carol on this assignment is her personal secre- tary. Michelle Rowden Before she took up working undercover for the FBI. Michelle received the prestigious.” “Fawn Hall Memorial Shredding Award.” for destroying more classified documents in a single hour than any other secretary in the government's history She was then promoted to her current status, where she specializes in infiltrating subversive Hallow- een parties using a variety of disguises (She has been seen as a mermaid, a punk rocker, and a wind-up doll.) Perhaps on your way in tonight you noticed a familiar person standing guard at the door. Kevin Heimer. who spent eight years as the Pike County Sheriffs Department's substance abuse officer, was recently demoted by his superior Wes Fu- qua. after Wes caught him sampling too much of their confis- cated booze Another classmate who has made it bit in the secretary busi- ness is Melissa Saxbury After Debbie Rcnnecker was forcibly taken away to the sanitarium for retired school secretaries. Melissa gladly took over Debbie’s position The current stu- dents tell us she spends the day at her desk happily swilling “Mad Dogs and periodically turning on the intercom and laughing hysterically in order to keep the students awake Terri and Dale Robbins also have remained in Barry, living on a rural farm raising cows. pigs, and little Terris and Dales Terri's name was recently added to the Guineas Book of World Records when she consumed ten gallons or popcorn in one four hour sitting. Monte Fee became wealthy when he opened the Dr Benjamin Spock Child Care Center back in his old home town He has been indoctrinating his newest employee — Mr. Philip Rhoades, who came to work at the Spock Center after he retired from teaching However. Mr Rhoades may not last long as an employee unless he learns that disposable Huggics can't be flushed down the john Mr Rhoades is good at televi- sion switching, however One day he turned on the set for the pre-schoolers to watch Santa Barbara and who should appear in a commercial but his former top-ranked history student- Tom Haskins Tom Haskins, former president of the senior class, moved up to President of Horse's Unlimited Tom regularly runs this aa on the national television networks and in The Paper For $99 95 your child can learn the fine art of horse training After PROPHECY one month at Kick in the Head Ranch, vour child will be able to saddle, comb. ride, and clean up after thoroughbred race horses ATTENTION PARENTS: Face masks arc not includ- ed in this offer.” Tom is very relieved to know that any child who is iniured while at Kick in the Head Ranch will be properly eared for at the Debra Owens t time MeOra Owens after several attempts fi- nally won the Illinois Slate Lottery With the estimated 8 2 million, she built a hospital for sick children and moved to Australia to take up crocodile w resiling She has also offered to strike up a deal with Jcrilyn Johnson to supply Crocodile burg- ers for Jerilyn's restaurant chain Jcrilyn Johnson is now the owner of the entire Hardee's chain One dav while inspecting one of her restaurant's she screamed. “Ha wnarc ye gaun. ye crawlin Ferlie? and stomped the crawling creature to death At her mansion she sits beside her drowsy doll and fights off an uncontrollable urge to bang her head and say. “Hee. hee somebe . We are sorry to say that Frank Vollmer cannot make it to the reunion W'e have been informed that Frank has been court- martialed by the military for no answering the red phone when the President called to inform him not to launch a nuclear attack against Libya He has told us that will be at the fifty year reunion if he remembers to set his alarm clock But unlike Frank. Ingrid Deit man. a U S Navy l ieutenant, has been awarded a god medal for bravery She saved her brigade after they fell into a shark tank, while practicing bat- tleship maneuvers at Sea World, by whipping out her clarinet and driving the sharks insane with her rendition of the Barry fight song Unfortunately. Ingrid was not able to receive her medal from the President, as had been planned The President was too busy recovering from an accident caused by Ellen Nation. Ellen, a world class clut . finally made it big in life-after be- coming a presidential body guard One day. it seem she was late getting upstairs to guard the President’s Quarters and it occurred to her that her gun was not loaded, so she sat down on the sums to load it. Just as she finished loading it the President walked out of his quarters Being a little flustered. Ellen dropped the gun to salute when suddenly the gun went off and the President collapsed Ellen was quickly taken into custody She says she regrets not being able to attend the reunion but hopes we will make her children Izzu. Izlo. Zulu, and Zuzu feel right at home Class sponsor. Mrs Linda Wyatt, could not be with us tonight She is presently serving a five year jail sentence in Dwight Stale Women's Correctional Institution One day she connect cd her computer to the network used by the United States Mint and managed to divert six million dollars in new money to her bank account before she was caught Serving as Mrs Wyatt's prison guard is one of her former students. Treacy Hoover, now Constable Once a world famous wrestling star. Treacy owes her toughness to all those years with Brian. In her spare time at the prison Treacy has redecorated many of the prisoner's cells, but due to her penchant for combining puce and fushia into her bequeath the following, to Danny M and Tim K all of the picture page hours; and to Treacy — all my love I. Jcrilyn Johnson, do hereby will and bequeath to Carol a box of Little Debbie's. Ellen an authentic Dweebic and a few Bea- tles songs; Elizabeth a Crawlin' ferlie and a Bar None, and to Jayna cloned carrots. I Treacy Hoover, being of warped mind and so-called body, will the following to Shclle. remembrance of the fearsome lour”, to Terri, friends who do not fight, to Ruby and Tommy a set of boxing gloves, to Brad a bag of apples and to Brian all my love I. Ellen Nation, do will and bequeath to Beth my position on the volleyball team as number 33, to my sister. Nancy, my hiking boots and plaid shirt so she too can master the lumber jack look, to Ruth and Laura the honorable title of Senior Scholars may the calculators always mysteriously go off. to Kathy a bottle of Oil of Olay, to Jayna a bag of flour to carry in her car at all times, and to l.iz ic a telescope, mousie and walrus I Frank Vollmer. to will and bequeath to Brian Constable the ability to drive any car besides a Chevy, to Cun Williams the ability to pass a car on a rainy night without wiping out. to the underclassmen a great time in the future, to the class of '88 good luck and one last party I. Carol Barnes, being of sound mind and short body bequeath the following to Rose I leave complete command over the amplifier, to Jayna I leave a years supply of Little Debbie's, to Tammy I leave my share of next year s bunny cake, to Kathy I dedicate all those unforgettable moments in the Piccoline. and finally to Lizzy I leave a decent car radio with complete control of the buttons I, Suzi Goodwin, do will to Christina Smith plenty of hamster brains”, and to Jackie Wmtien. a muzzle for Larry. To the Class of ’88 I wish the best of luck Also. Oleta Scranton, slay away from Moon Springs on weekends color schemes, she has been limited to doing the cells onl of colorblind inmates Her family says they are very proud o(her (what else would they dare say4). Doll ye Frame, a multi-millionaire country singer, has finally gotten what she always wanted a Pizza Hut franchise She is also the architect who recently built the Dollycwood Retire- ment Palace for country singers Dolly c spends all of her spare time at this resort writing songs and managing her business Dollyc reportedly donated 25 of the sales of her latest hit record to an organization directed by Brian Constable Brian is a family man raising his children and making a Unely homemaker He also has a steady job. as head of the PTL organization However, in his latest job review Brian was not doing very well After getting Jerry Falwcll. Jimmy Swaggart. and Jim Bakker back on TV. the organization has finally start- ed raising money again Rut in the latest religious scandal. Brian was discovered to be having an affair with Tammy Bakker and the PTL now stands for Pass The l oot because Brian passes all proceeds to Tammy so she can buy makeup Brian was recently contacted by his old classmate. Suzic Good- win. who wanted to know if Rnan's little bottle of Holy Oil would help cure her of some scratches she had received lately Suzie took time off from her busy schedule touring art muse- ums and promoting her incredibly ostentatious new style of painting As a gift to her former classmates she is donating her latest work to be hung in the entry hall of BUS It is of herself as a child attacking a cactus, painted with cattails dipped in Indu ink She saysthe only drawback tothis style of work islhc multiple scratches she suffers daily Donnie Fish is a third string guard for the L.A. Clippers bas- ketball team Last year he scored 2? points, however, he was limited to playing time in only four games for flipping birdies to the crowd Donnie now lives in Utah and has converted to the Mormon faith so he could marry 15 wives, all of which are still in junior high school In the esening. after a game or a practice session. Donnie likes to relax by watching his favorite TV show, produced by his old friend Cun Williams Curt phoned to inform us that he'll be a little late to the reunion Cun is a busy man these days juggling his two careers In the day he races cars under the alias of Richard Petty He has been the first place winner of the Indianapolis 500 for the past three years, but this year his competition is rough with competitors like Kale Yarborough and Bobby Alison After his day at the track. Curt winds down by hosting his own hunting show. The C urtis Wayne Adventure Hour One of his regular viewers is none ottier than Mr K Mr K finally retired from back scat basketball coaching and went on the safari of his dreams to Africa Unfortunately he was captured by Pigmy's while on the trail of a rare albino weasel He managed to escape before they cooked him for dinner by telling them all the Polish jokes he knew and boring them to sleep, then creeping away This is a look at the small but never dull class of 1988 twenty years into the future w Studio PHOTOGRAPHY mwaeR jr 25 327 South Memoriol Pittsfield, II. (217)285-6404 £ Your Headquarters for Senior Portraits Town and Country 1219 N. Madison Pittsfield. IL Junior and Missy Sportswear Custom Picture Framing Congratulations Seniors Farmers State Bank 108 East Adams Pittsfield, IL 62363 I Sloyd s Jewelry 1 PHONE 260 2919 PITTSFIELD. ILL. 1 129 NO. MADISON 62363 Jeans for Tigers Jeans ’N Stuff Roule 36 West Pittsfield, 1L Hardee’s Congratulations Seniors I OUtNCV. 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With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world We love you and are so very proud of you. Mom. Dad, Aunt E, N.L. and Buffy “Congratulations to Michelle!” Earl Betty Kendall Congratulations Seniors from The Annual Staff