Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1975 volume:

. Life, Adventures, then Perfection Bement High School Bement, Illinois 1974-1975 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication ....................................... 2 History .......................................... 4 Administration ................................... 8 Athletics ........................................18 Organizations.....................................36 Activities .......................................62 Classes ..........................................76 Index.............................................95 Do you have any idea how many experiences we must have gone through before we even got the first idea that there is more to life than eating, or fighting, or power? A thousand experiences, ten thousand! And then another hundred experiences until we began to learn that there is such a thing as perfection, and another hundred again to get the idea that our purpose for living is to find that perfection and show it forth. The same rule holds for us now, of course; we choose our tomorrow through what we leam today. Learn nothing, and tomorrow is the same as today, all the same limitations and lead weights to overcome. 3 . . . paraphrased from JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL. 4 ADMINISTRATION Monthly Meetings, Daily Routine— A Small Part of Their Responsibilities The Board of Education spent many hours attending to routine matters. Middle: Ray Walsh, Vice-President, Larry Bart-ram, President, Gaylord Hendrix. Standing: Bill Gorrell, John McHale, Max Moore. Bob Jones not pictured. Lower right: Superintendent Roy Belcher received national attention when the cartoon crisis broke out. 10 Upper left: Tom Hensley, Principal, was kept busy seeing that the school ran smoothly. Upper right: BHS Secretary Eileen Rogers' first daily task was lunch count and the absentee list. Lower left: Betty Slagle Secretary to the Superintendent, found herself at the copier as often as at her desk. Lower right: Inez Crim. Unit Treasurer, was kep busy preparing the Unit's payroll. Faculty Relaxes From Busy Schedule Upper right: Dean Adams helps students learn agricultural trades to help produce the future world food. Lower left: Home Economics teacher Mary Kay Cohorst educates girls in the art of homemaking. Lower right: Aiding students get into shape is P.E. teacher Ron Clausing's job. Bottom left: Chemistry teacher Carylsle Browning helps Bob Roux in a world increasingly dependent on scientific knowledge. MS. FACULTY Upper left: Carol Drayton, Pom Pon Advisor, strives to bring the Chorus Department to its fullest potential. Lower left: Cathy Flood always has ideas in expanding the new English system, devised by herself and Miss Sharp. Lower right: Kathy Bolsen plans and supervises the girls PE program in such areas as modern dance, archery, and gymnastics. Bottom right: In a time where there’s easy access to world travel, Virginia Dare teaches students second languages. 13 Total Education . . . A Possibility Upper right: Librarian Minnie Gudauskas helps teachers and students find reference materials. Middle left: Ruth Harms, guidance counselor, sets students on a straight path to finding their careers. Middle right: Supervising class projects keeps industrial arts teacher, Dennis Gatchel, busy. Lower left: Mike Jurgens' seriousness and humor help students realize the importance of math. 14 Upper left: Jeff Lindsey taught his biology classeshow important ecology is in the world today. Bottom left: Gene Schnicrle listened in a relaxed manner to a student express his views in history class. Lower right: Kent LeFever, American Problems teacher, had a difficult task explaining the nation's affairs during 1974. Bottom left: Linda Mercer, first year art teacher, helped Howard Lust begin his class project. 15 Cooperation of Faculty and Staff Earmarks Success Middle left: Math and science teacher, John Wingle, plans strategy for upcoming JV game. Upper right: Miss Donna Sharp, English teacher finds her hours short close to Opening Night . Lower right: Business Ed. teacher, Merle Taylor, takes time out from clowning around, to prepare his student for further business skills. 16 Upper left: Janitor Clyde Wrench kept our school in tiptop shape for the future years. Lower left: The cartoon characters painted on the Be-ment buses caused quite a bit of controversy this year as the bus drivers well know. Standing, from left to right: Sharon Zetder, Don Birch, Jane Bradley, Carlton Ganley, Mrs. Don Birch, Duane Bow -drie. Upper right: Bement's cooks got in the spirit of things this Halloween. Standing: Bertha Olinger, Francis Adams, Mary Miles, Peggy Rumple, Mildred Fish, Unit Nurse, and Vilma Reed. 17 ATHLETICS WINNING SEASON DESPITE INJURIES Top, First row: Cary Hinton, Tom Kirwan, Dave Jarboe, John Fair, Mark McHale, Bryon Kirwan, Tom Phillips, Bob Thompson, Second row: Jeff Funk, Mngr., J. O. Johnson, Scott Stone, Gary Jennings, Bob Roux, Ken Strohl, Jeff Johnson, Steve Ard, Howard Lust, Barry Plummer, Ross Eckstein, Mngr. Third row: Joe Airsman, Backfield Coach, Gene Schnierle, Lind Coach, Randy Hinton, Mark Somers, Garry Plummer, Mike Burgess, Zane Giannonatti, Rick Edwards, Andy Foran, Gary Whalen, Les Jennings, Jeff Moery, Brian Belcher, and Mike Jurgens, Head Coach. Middle right: Good communications are important to know what's goin on. Lower right: Named Co-MVP with Brian Belcher, Jeff Moery put all efforts forward even in practice. RECORD BEMENT OPPONENT 40 Moweaqua 0 26 Jamaica 2 6 A twood-Hammond 12 19 Homer 8 17 Oakland 0 S Arthur 27 6 Villa Grove 18 22 Newman 18 2 Cerro Gordo 33 20 Lower right. First row: Ken Corum, Andy Lamb, Mngr., Ron Morgan, Steve Cheek, Bill Brewer, John Somers, Mike Durbin. Second row; Jeff Lindsey, Assist. Coach, Darrell Wallace, Bob Thompson, Tom Phillips, Jeff Scott, Rick Poundstone, Dave Jarboe, Mark Bradley, Wayne Nash, Ross Eckstein, Mngr., Tom Kirwan, Joe Thompson, Wayne Phillips, Cary Hinton, Mngr., Tim Tracy, Ron Mulvaney, Dennis Gatchel, Coach, John Fair and Mark McHale. JUNIOR VARSITY GAIN EXPERIENCE Upper left: Keeping on the game kept the sidelinets ready for action. Middle left: Senior Randy Hinton, despite occasional spills, did a lot of running. Middle right: Assistance was always available for injured players. In this case. Bob Thompson, finds himself in need of some aid. Lower left: The Junior Varsity Basketball Team consisted of, top row, left to right: Jeff Scott, Jeff Johnson, Bill Brewer, Russ Strack, and Mark McHale. Second row: Managers Howard Lust and Joe Durbin, Merrel Allan, Ross Eckstein, Dave Jarboe, and Coach John Wingle. Bottom row: Joe Thompson, Bryon Kir-wan, Tim Tracy, and Alan Plummer. SENIORS TIE FOR MVP Basketball games around the nation continued to draw in large crowds, and Bement was no exception. The Varsity Basketball Team recorded seven wins and eighteen losses during the '74-'75 season. Upper right, Top row, left to right: Dave Jarboe, Steve Bates, Tom Whitfield, Bryon Kirwan, Jim Byerline, and Bill Blickham. Second row: Coach Ron Clausing, Mark McHale, J. O. Johnson, Randy Hinton, and Jeff Johnson. Bottom row: Manager Joe Durbin, Russ Strack, and Brian Belcher. Seniors Bill Blickhan and Randy Hinton were named as the team's Most Valuable Players. CHEERLEADERS WIN The Cheerleaders did their best to bolster school spirit during the '74-'75 season with clever skits for the pep meetings and with new cheers for the games. Lower left: The Varsity Cheerleaders received the first place trophy at the Little Okaw Tournament. Lower right, Left to right: Tina Williams, Linda Walsh, Debbie Bates, Sharon Burton, and Jodi Jarboe comprised the Junior Varsity Squad. Bottom right: The Varsity Cheerleaders, Pauline McHale, Janet Walsh, Susan Marker, Julie Foran, and Norine McHale mount for pictures. LITTLE OKAW TROPHY Grapplers Sport Individual Power The wrestling team of this year consists of top row, left to right: Barry Plummer, Wayne Nash, Cary Hinton, John Fair, and Tom Ganley. Second row: Coach Gatchel, Tom Mulvaney, Garry Plummer, Tom Phillips, and Barry Robbins. Coach Gatchel looks to see if one of his men has his opponent in a pin. Ron Mulvaney considers his next move in order to get a half nelson on his opponent. RECORD-BREAKING TRIO SPOTLIGHTS TRACK SEASON The 1975 Track season gave three individuals a chance for school record breaking--Area Leader Randy Hinton broke the school pole vault record by jumping 13'4 ; Area Leader Zane Giannonatti set the school high jump record at 6'5i ; and the 330 yd. low hurdles were run in 41.9 seconds by Gary Whalen. Other track members were Rick Edwards, Andy Foran, Les Jennings, Alan Parrish, J. O. Johnson, Garry Plummer, Doug Stoerger, Scott Stone, Randy Baker, Mark Bradley, Steve Cheek, Ross Eckstein, John Fair, Cary Hinton, Bryon Kirwan, Mark McHale, Ron Morgan, Wayne Nash, Jeff Scott, Russ Strack, and Dan Becker. Team coach was Gene Schnierle. 29 Bulldogs Win Crown The Varsity Baseball team ended its season with a 11-5 overall record with a LOVC record of 7-3. The junior varsity record ended 4-1. Leading hitters included J.O. Johnson, Jeff Moery, Steve Bates while Bill Blickhan, Thompson, and Johnson were top pitchers. Russ Strack was a defensive standout. 30 Girls Place Third at CG Invitational Upper left, Top row, left to right: Norine McHale, Jodi Jarboe, Peggy Guffey, Leslie Price, Coach Kathy Bolsen, Betty Ayers, Diane LeCrone, Pauline McHale, and Mary Tucker. Bottom row: Carol Roux, Sandy Fendley, Kim Rogers, Nancy Fisher, and Linda Weakley. B 31 The Volleyball team enjoyed a victorious season this year by winning first place over Lovington, Cerro Gordo, and Villa Grove in the first Bement Invitational Tournament. OPPONENT BEMENT A-Team B-Team Arthur won won Villa Grove won lost Lovington won lost Tuscola won won Cerro Gordo won won Atwood lost won Arthur won won 32 iirls Spike to Win Ipperleft: Worry, pressure, both are part of the game. Bot-om left . Coach Bolsen goes over strategy with the team, bottom right: Bement kept its Girls Volleyball for the second year as girls sports were rising in popularity nationally. Members of the 74-75 Girls Volleyball Team were, top to bottom . Jodi Camden, Sharon Burton, Jody Jarboe, Debbie LeCrone, Connie Morris, Debbie Bettis, Carol Lietz, Vicki Bentley, Diane LeCrone, Sue Doenitz, Carol Roux, Pauline McHale, Nancy Fischer, Linda Weakley, Mrs. Bolsen, Julie Wallace, Mary Tucker, Sandy Fendley, Peggy Guffey XT n = MpT-Tale. Team Wins Smother Loss The 1975 Girls Track season was a victorious one with eight wins and one loss. BHS won the Argenta Relays, placed second in Cerro Gordo Invitational and Arthur Invitational, and placed sixth out of 38 teams at the Normal District. DIANE LeCRONE PLACES IN STATE MEET Diane LeCrone placed fifth in the 110 low hurdles and sixth in the 80 low hurdles at the State Track Meet; Diane also set new records of 11.0 sec. (80 low hurdles); 14.8 secs. (110 low hurdles); and 16 ft. 9 in. (long jump). Seniors LeCrone, Norine and Pauline McHale, and Donna Tiffin made up the 440 Relay Team which also holds the BHS record. Making up the majority of the '75 team were underclassmen Leslie Price, Sandy Strinko, Kristi Whaley, Lisa Wright, Julie Bentley, Nancy Fisher, Gale Roderick, Kim Rogers, Patty Gideon, Debbie LeCrone and Robin Spalding. — ORGANIZATIONS Major Effort—Successful Homecoming Student Council was kept busy this year with Homecoming, Coke Dances, and 50's Day. Upper right: Student Council President Sue Doenitz and Veep Kay Bcrtsch can't keep their hands off of Secretary-Treasurer Jeff Johnson. Lower left: Grub Day was transformed into 50's Day in tune with the Homecoming theme and the current nostalgia craze. Kay Bertsch and Darrell Wallace sell paper chains to Julie Foran. Bottom left, left to right: Kathy Morris, Debbie Bates, Howard Lust, Nancy Fisher, Jeff Johnson, Diane LeCrone, Peggy Wright, Debbie LeCrone, Betty Ayers, Darrell Wallace, Sue Doenitz, Vicki Bentley, Julia Wall, Kay Bertsch. Not pictured is Donna Tiffin. BHS INITIATES HONOR SOCIETY The nine charter members of Bement's first National Honor Society were, standing, left to right: Norine McHale, Sue Doe-nitz, Pauline McHale, Julie Dyar, Julie Foran, and Mark Wilkinson. Seated: Beth Gallivan, Betty Ayers, and Linda Weakley. Annual Staff Publishes 75 Memories Lower right: The Senior members of Annual Staff were, left to right: Pauline McHale, Betty Ayers, Susan Marker, Sally Hillard, Diane LeCrone, Norine McHale, Sue Doenitz, Editor Linda Weakley, and Beth Gallivan. Opposite page, left to right. Upper left. Top row: Becky Romack, Nancy Fisher, Co-Editor Sandy Fendley, Photographer and Copy Editor Mark Wilkinson. Bottom row: Julie Wallace, Darrell Wallace, Kay Bertsch, Barb Whalen, Co-Editor Debbie Bettis, and Julie Foran. Lower left: For the first time, Freshmen and Sophomores were allowed to work on the yearbook. Top row: Sherri Bettis and Kathy Lust. Bottom row: Amy Gallivan, Linda Walsh, Becky Stevens, Jodi Jar-boe, and Kim Rogers. Bottom left, Top row: Teresa Bartram, Janet Walsh, and Julie Foran. Bottom row: Kathy Morris, Connie Morris, Carol Leitz, and Julie DeVincent. 40 JOURNALISM CLASS IMPROVES NEWSTAFF Most of Newstaff's duties were taken over this year by the Journalism classes. Upper right: Editor Donna Tiffin finds preparing copy for the Bulldogs Bark can be quite a job. Lower left: Peggy Malohn interviews Ellen Foran for Journalism class. Lower right: Mrs. Flood advises on the building of the Homecoming float, which won second prize. Bottom left: Journalism class aided the Newstaff in the preparation of the paper. Bottom right: Newstaff advisor Mrs. Flood and Editor Donna Tiffin go over the upcoming issue's articles. BHS Sports Male Librarian Lower left: Rick Edwards made the first step towards Men's Liberation by becoming Bement's first male librarian. Bottom left: Waiting for the crowd is all part of being a concession stand worker. Bottom right: The Librarians pose in the new study carrals. Left to right: Robin Hargrave, Debbie Crim, Julie Bentley, Amy Gallivan, Kathy Larson, Kim Rogers, Betty Ayers, Sue Doenitz, Pam Brackett, Susan Marker, Diane LeCrone, Susan Jay, Beth Gallivan, Peggy Malohn, Becky Romack, Patty Gideon, Sue Hendrix, Cathy Buckner, Jane Wrench, Rick Edwards, Lana Scrimage, Vicki Benson, Mary Tucker, Becky Einhorn, Barb Dick, Josephine Durbin, Cathy Philbrook, Debbie Jordan. Drama Night Makes a First Variety set the theme for Drama Night this year--a chilling drama, a hilarious comedy, and a bubbling musical. Upper and lower right: The 1920's set the scene for Bement's first musical, The Boyfriend, starring Betty Ayers, Gary Whalen, Patti Clow, Garry Plummer, Julie Foran, Peggy Wright, J.O. Johnson, Kim Rogers, and Debbie Bettis. Bottom right and left: Sandy Fendley, Mark Wilkinson, Kathy Lust, Scott Stone, and Rick Edwards starred in Barefoot In The Park, Neil Simon's hit comedy. A tense drama, The Lottery, starred Rick Edwards, Kristi Whaley, Kevin Edwards, Becky Ro-mack, Gary Plummer, Becky Stevens, Cary Hinton, Jane Wrench, Becky McCabe, Cathy Buckner, Mike Whaley, Robin Hargrave, Valerie Baker, and Brenda Whalen. DRAMA CLUB MAINTAINS FUN AND INTEREST IN PERFORMING ART Drama Club enjoyed popularity its second year, as drama around the country explored new fields and revived old ones. Upper left: Sue Doenitz, Donna Tiffin, and Julie Dyar were the ardent working directors of Drama Night’s One Act Plays. Lower left: The Steering Committee was kept busy this year writing skits for meetings and totaling Thespians' points. Top row: Advisor Cathy Flood, Amy Gallivan, Peggy Wright, and Advisor Donna Sharp. Bottom row: Mark Wilkinson and Becky Romack. Bottom: Drama Club members get a chance to ham it up on stage. Top row, left to right: Gary Whalen, Rick Edwards, Garry Plummer, Mike Whaley, Cary Hinton, Jane Wrench, Jeff Johnson, Amy Gallivan, Brenda Whalen, Kathy Lust, Robin Hargrave, Debbie LeCrone, Becky Stevens, J. O. Johnson, Robin Spalding, Jodi Jarboe, Becky McCabe, Darrell Wallace, Carol Roux, and Kim Rogers. Second row: Kristi Whaley, Julie Dyar, Nancy Fisher, Connie Morris, Donna Tiffin, Julie Wallace, Lori Miller, Julie Foran, Cathy Buckner, Sherri Bettis, and Becky Romack. Bottom row: Kelly Birch, Susan Marker, Beth Gallivan, Betty Ayers, Diane LeCrone, Sally Hillard, Peggy Wright, and Valerie Baker. International Thespians Society became BHS’ first national charter society. Actors and actresses earning enough points by performing in public activities became card-carrying Thespians. Upper right: Memorizing the script is a task essential for a fine drama. Lower left: Thespians Kathy Lust and Mark Wilkinson enact the command performance after many weeks of rehearsal. Bottom, left to right: Vicki Bentley, Robin Hargrave, J.O. Johnson, Kim Rogers, Kristi Whaley, Donna Tiffin, Rick Edwards, Kathy Lust, Gary Whalen, Betty Ayers, Beth Gallivan, Garry Plummer, Mark Wilkinson, Sally Hillard, and Becky Romack. SPEECH AMD DRAMA BUFFS VIE FOR THESPIANS The Speech Contestants' long hours of practice and rehearsal were evident in their fine performances at contests at Douglas MacArthur High School in Decatur and the IHSA District contest at Urbana. Mark Wilkinson advanced to the Sectional tournament at Mattoon. Top: Standing, left to right: Vicki Bentley, Beth Gallivan, Mark Wilkinson, Kristi Whaley, and Kathy Lust. Seated: Robin Hargrave, Amy Gallivan, Kim Rogers, Barb Whalen, and Julie Wallace. Mardi Gras Cuisine-Songs, Dance, Comedy Mardi Gras highlighted the year for French Club. Costumed members enjoyed relays, a Monte Carlo casino, and a variety show performed during a delicious French meal. King Cary Hinton and Queen Carol Roux selected Susan Marker, Pauline McHale, and Darrell Wallace as the three Best Costumed guests. Lower left: Lottery tickets were quickly snatched up by guests eager to win fantastic prizes. Upper right: Sally Hillard takes a chance to see if she can get the football through the tire. Bottom left: Fluffy bear catches up on his French before he leaves to deliver French Club gifts to Lincoln State School. Bottom right: Kim Rogers bets money on the color board. Upper left: A Las Vegas atmosphere provided some of the fun at Mardi Gras. Lower left and lower right: The agonies of defeat are epitomized in the French food auction. Bottom left: Julie Wallace and Mark Wilkerson kept order during the action-packed food auction. Bottom right: Mark Wilkinson lost a leg during the course of his act in the stage show. Other acts included burlesque, Edith Ann, magic, and choreographed numbers. Banquet Ends Year MCMLXXV Right: Guest Dean Adams crowns Cathy Buckner as Calpurnia. Far right: Slave Barb Nichols performs for the citizens of Rome. Latin Club, bottom. Top row, left to right: Theresa Bartram, Valerie Baker, Mary Gallagher, Cathy Buckner, Jane Wrench, Julie Dyar, Julie Foran, Kay Bertsch, Lori Miller, Vicki Benson, Sandy Fendley, Allan Parrish, Sponsor Virginia Dare. Bottom row: Dan Becker, Ellen Foran, Kathy Morris, Barb Nichols, Kim Rogers, Debbie Bates, Brenda Whalen, Peggy Wright, Lisa Manal-isay, Mark Flavin, Jeff Funk. Purposes Spur Activities B-Club held Bake Sales, Cake Raffles, and a Carnival, complete with pie-throwing and a dunking machine. The money from these was used to help pay for the cost of a weight machine. Upper right: Advisor Mike Jurgens tells Jeff Moery how to sell pens that have football schedules on them. Lower left: Donny Camden buys raffle tickets from Dave Jarboe and Garry Plummer, in hopes of winning a cake. Science Club members kept busy raising money for a trip to Chicago. Bottom, left to right: Amy Gallivan, Sec.-Treas., Linda Walsh, Jodi Camden, Advisor, Jeff Lindsey. Second row: Kathy Lust, Cathy Phil-brook, Lori Miller, Kay Bertsch, Becky McCabe, Becky Stevens, Cary Hinton. Third row: Tom Whitfield, Wayne Nash, Alan Parrish, Pres., Ross Eckstein, Bryon Kirwan, Mark McHale, Vice-Pres., Darrell Wallace. 51 GAA PREMIERES DANCE RECITAL 52 Bottom left: GAA officers and sportheads for '74-'75 were: Top row: Sponsor Kathy Bolsen, Susan Marker, Carol Roux, Theresa Bartram, and Lisa Wright. Second row: Betty Ayers, President Kristi Whaley, Kim Rogers, and Points Chairman Julia Wall. Bottom row: Lori Miller, Nancy Fisher, and Julie Wallace. ) - 53 FFA-FHA SHARE GOAL Lower left, Left to right: Future Farmers President Zane Giannonatti, Vice-President Scott Stone, Secretary Curtis Durbin, Treasurer Steve Shonkwiler, and Sentinal Bill Blickhan. Bottom: FFA members were, Top row: Russ Strack, Andy Foran, Jeff Scott, Dave Jarboe, Bob Brewer, John Fair, Mark Bradley. Second row: Scott Stone, Tom Kirwan, Zane Giannonatti, Kelly Crutchley, Eddie Brackett, Keven Crutchley, Mike Durbin, Mike Whaley, and Ken Corum. Bottom row: Carl Porter, Merrel Allan, Steve Shonkwiler, and Todd Brittenham. Upper left, Top row, left to right: Laura Lincicum, Theresa Bartram, Pam Brackett, Tammy McCoppin, Becky Einhorn, Barb Dick, Pam Dan-enhower, Kathy Kir wan, Debbie Crim, Kim Jones, Susan Jay, Advisor Mary Kay Cohorst, Sandi Smothers, Tina Sarver. Bottom row: Charlean Wildman, Karen McCabe, Peggy Malohn, Mary Tucker, and Mary McNew. 55 Lower left, Left to right: Julie Foran, Julie Wallace, and Sandy Fendley used their skills on the piano to accompany the chorus. Bottom left: Chorus and Band drew crowds to the Christmas Concert. Bottom right: Mark Wilkinson, Julie Wallace, Tim Tracy, and Julie Foran perform a sixteenth-century dance at the Madrigal dinner. 56 Madrigals Go A Wassailling Upper left: For the first time, Madrigals gave three dinner shows during the holidays in a Renaissance atmosphere, complete with costume. Left to right, seated: Sandy Fendley, Kristi Whaley, Becky McCabe, Julie Foran, Julie Dyar, Julie Wallace, Nancy Fisher, and Cathy Philbrook. Standing: Cary Hinton, Gary Plummer, Darrell Wallace, Tim Tracy, Tom Kir-wan, Mark Wilkinson, Joe Thompson, and Jeff Funk. The jester doth be Mrs. Drayton. Lower left: Mrs. Drayton's dedication is appreciated by all. Bottom right: Preparing for contest keeps the chorus busy. Pictured are Tim Tracy, Darrell Wallace, Kristi Whaley, and Mrs. Drayton at the piano. 57 Small Number Worthy of Praise Lower right: Allan Parrish, Jodi Camden, and Valerie Lamb were members of the Marching Band, which consisted of only sixteen musicians this year. 58 I Upper left: Tom Kirwan rehearses Free Spirit, a number combining conventional instruments with new electronic synthesizers. Lower left: Cover Girl Julia Wall gets all of her instruments ready for one of the Pep Band’s home game performances. Lower right: Pep Band had the thankless job of providing music for the Pep Rallies and home Basketball Games. Bottom: Majorettes Patti Clow and Kim Jones help increase the numbers of the Marching Band. 59 STAGE BAND REMAINS POPULAR The elite group of musicians that composed Stage Band traveled to Eastern Illinois University and Millikin University for Jazz Festivals. They performed several modern pieces which combined the merits of a synthesizer with the usual instruments. Pom Pons Perform Bottom right: Pom-Pon Squad consisted of, left to right, Patti Clow, Lori Miller, Robin Hargrave, Debbie LeCrone, Kristi Whaley, Kathy Morris, Sherri Bettis, Becky Romack, Tina Sarver, Brenda Whalen, Lisa Wright, Barb Whalen, Julie Wallace, Jane Wrench, Kelly Birch. 61 ACTIVITIES Students and Alumni Take a Nostalgic ‘Sentimental Journey’ Upper left: Nostalgia rages in Fifties Day. Bottom left: How many more letters are there to paint. Upper right: Mascot Sandy Fendley puts up a sign of warning for the Homer Panthers. Bottom right: Bulldog spirit burns like wild fire during the 1974 Homecoming. 64 C-n Upper left: The cheerleaders add a new, psychedelic brand of entertainment at the pep meeting. This pigmy” skit was performed under black lights. Lower left: Hauling the Bulldog football team takes a BIG truck. Lower right: Patti Clow, head majorette, tosses a spin during the homecoming parade. Bottom left: Even inflation can't raise the value of the Panthers. Newstaff's float won second place. BE BALLGflME 65 A Journey from Nature to Elegance This year the Homecoming court advanced from natural settings to formal elegance. Upper left: Norine McHale. Upper right: Pauline McHale. Lower left, left to right: Homecoming escorts Les Jennings, Zanc Giannonatti, Jeff Moery, and Gary Whalen. Bottom left: Beth Gallivan. Bottom right: Diane LeCrone. Below: Homecoming Queen Vicki Bentley and escort Randy Hinton dance with memories of an evening of congratulations and flashbulbs. ‘IT WAS A REAL GHOST. The Class of 76 was in tune with the spirits as it presented Washington Never Slept Here on the nights of December 3rd and 4th. Upper right: Part of the cast begins rehearsal with a warm up exercise, Lowly men of the ranks! Left to right: Karen McCabe, Jeff Johnson, Barb Whalen, Julie Wallace, Julia Wall, and Student Director Julie Dyar. Lower left: Karen McCabe pleads Let me go! as Julie Foran and Sandy Fendley drag her to Mark Wilkinson with evidence of the mystery. Lower right: We must put a pair of young lovers in our book. Bottom left: Stage crew relaxes after assembling an unusual set. Seated, left to right: Ken Strohl, Bob Roux, Jim Byerline. Standing: Jeff Johnson, Sue Hendrix, Linda Timme. Bottom right: Kevin Edwards turns a bit pale as Teresa Bartram applies make-up. . . . I KNEW IT ALL ALONG.' The altered cast worked hard to make the Junior Play a smashing success. Top row: Scott Stone as the commanding Nathaniel W. White; Mike Hamilton as a pushy reporter. Second row: Miss Sharp, dedicated director; Debra Crim as complaining Mary the Maid; Linda Timme, tourist; Julia Wall as a sensible wife and mother, Gladys Mathews; Sue Hendrix, tourist; Sam Zimmerman as a conniving Jack Fisher; Char-lean Wildman, tourist; Cathy Philbrook as an arrogant Hyacinth White; Karen McCabe as the nervous Miss Synder; Julie Dyar, helpful student director; Mark Wilkinson as the flustered Lyndon Mathews. Third row: Jeff Johnson as an All-American boy Rodney Mathews; Julie Foran as the energetic Jennie Mathews; Julie Wallace as a lovesick Nancy Talbott; Sandy Fendley as the eccentric Miss Lilli bet; Kay Bertsch as the boycrazy Bugs Raferty; Ellen Foran the reliable prompter. Fourth row: Kevin Edwards as The Ghost; Lori Miller as the sophisticated Miss Ewell; Barb Whalen as the struggling, young Becky Mathews; Debbie Jordan, tourist; Steve Bates as a nosy reporter. Lower left: Miss Sharp helps Barb Whalen develop her characterization. Lower right: Here put that thing away! What do you think this is? 'Dragnet or something? Bottom left: Mary always looks weird . Bottom right: Do you think we can hack it? Upper right: Sally Hillard, Beth Gal-Uvan, and Barb Whalen console Becky Romack. Lower left: Susan Marker doubts the behavior of the children. Lower right: Princess Rose curtseys to Grandpa while being escorted by John Shepard. Bottom left: 'Til jump out from behind the sofa and bit his leg. And she did! Below right: Lady Babby practiced her lines back stage. Bottom right: Rick Edwards is unaware of what this simple hand shake can bring. “Meet Me In St. Louis” Upper left: Director Donna Sharp and Student Director Sue Doenitz confer on blocking, or movement, of the character Tootie. Lower left: Stage Crew Bill Blickhan, Mark Somers, and Jeff Moery always had time for a practical joke. Bottom, Top row, left to right: Alan Parrish, Becky Einhorn, Rick Edwards, Julia Wall, Garry Plummer, Julie Wallace, Barry Plummer, Susan Marker, Becky Ro-mack, Sam Zimmerman, Barb Whalen, and Director Donna Sharp. Bottom row: Student Director Sue Doenitz, J. O. Johnson, Beth Gallivan, Kristi Whaley, Gary Whalen, Sally Hillard, and Randy Hinton. ‘Griffin’ Electrifies . . . . . . Dancing In The Moonlight which set the scene for 1975 Prom. Couples enjoyed a fountain, stars that Twinkled about the room, and the sounds of Griffin. Dean Adams and Mary Kay Cohorst helped the Juniors from beginning to end--from football concession stands to the final touches added to the decorations in the gym. ill iiimiiri 76 CLASSES Different . . . . Exciting responded Sharon Smith about the Class of 78. Bottom left: Peggy Wright makes a strike after school during GAA bowing. Bottom right: Brenda Whalen finds that she has Cherokee blood at the GAA Initiation. Opposite page--Upper left: Kelly Birch and Sandy Smothers most likely won't eat crackers for quite a while after the GAA Initiation. Bottom left: The shortened noon hour gives Kathy Morris just enough time to finish her dessert. Stephanie Bales Sherri Bettis Kelly Birch Mike Brennan Sharon Burton Ken Corum 78 Gloria Leitz Laura Lincicum Lisa Manaiisay David Mayer Teresa McDade Kathy Morris Kevin Murphy Barb Nichols Wayne Phillips Janet Poling Lorri Price Troy Price Tina Sarver Sharon Smith Sandy Smothers John Somers Robin Spalding Tim Tracy Joe Thompson Tim Tracy Vicki Webb Brenda Whalen Mike Whaley Debbie Wiggins Peggy Wright Susan Wrightson Tim Zoch Dan Becker Kevin Crutchley Josephine Durbin Ron Mulvaney Lana Scrimager Sarah Lane 80 ‘Hmmm . . . Okay.’ said Donna Fritz about the Sophomores. Opposite pages: Bottom left: Linda Walsh and Amy Galli-van discuss with Robin Hargrave the benefits of the seven-period day, among other things. Bottom right: Abe Lincoln Jr. strolls the halls of knowledge. Merrel Allan Valerie Baker Debbie Bates Julie Bentley Sue Bentley Pam Brackett Mark Bradley Pam Brennan Bill Brewer Todd Brittenham Cathy Buckner Jodi Camden Steve Cheek Kelly Crutchley Julie Daniels Brenda Dodge Ross Eckstein John Fair Nancy Fisher Donna Fritz Mary Gallagher 81 Amy G alii van Tom Ganley Peggy Guffey Robin Hargrave Cary Hinton Dave Jarboe Suzanne Jay Bryon Kirwan Tom Kirwan Mark Koester Andy Lamb Becky McCabe Mark Me Hale Ron Morgan Wayne Nash Tom Phillips Allan Plummer Carl Porter Tom Redman Barry Robbins Kim Rogers Carol Roux Betty Russell Jeff Scott Upper left: Becky McCabe demonstrates an unusually hard task of riding a tricycle at the GAA Initiation. Upper right: Becky Stevens and Carol Roux went along with the tradition of dressing down for Grub Day during the Homecoming activities. Lower left: Sophomore Class Officers were, top to bottom: Debbie Bates, Nancy Fisher, and Kathy Lust. Jeff Simmons Vicki Somers Becky Stevens Russ S track Lenny Sum mar Kathy Tempel Bob Thompson Roger Thompson Teal Tie man Darrell Wallace Linda Walsh Tina Williams Jane Wrench Kathy Lust Eddie Brackett Kathy Rund 83 ‘Nice.’ replied EllenForan about the juniors. At right: Football concession stands kept the Juniors busy earning money for Prom. Opposite page--Upper left: Lisa Wright and Julia Wall perform an improvisa-tional skit in Speech and Drama. Upper right: Gary Jennings studys diligently in class. Steve Ard Mike Bales Teresa Bartram Steve Bates Kay Bertsch Debbie Bettis Bob Brewer Jim Byerline Bill Crawford Debbie Grim Julie DeVincent Joe Durbin Julie Dyar Ken Eades Clay Eckstein Kevin Edwards Sandy Fendley Ellen Foran Julie Foran Janet Gesse Melinda Guffey 84 Terry Gulley Mike Hamilton John Helm Sue Hendrix Gary Jennings Jeff Johnson Debbie Jordan Tim Lamb Carol Lietz Karen McCabe Tammy McCoppin Lori Miller Connie Morris Cathy Philbrook Bob Roux Doug Stoerger Scott Stone Sandi Strinko The Junior Class Officers were kept busy with Prom--finding a band, balloting for servers, and decorating the small gym. Upper right, left to right: President Sandy Fendley, Secretary-Treasurer Barb Whalen, and Vice-President Lori Miller. Bottom: The cast takes five during Junior Play practice. Ken Strohl Mike Swaim Linda Tim me Julia Wall Julie Wallace Janet Walsh Barbara Whalen Kristi Whaley Tom Whitfield Charlean Wild man Mark Wilkinson Lisa Wright Sam Zimmerman Allen Burton Jackie Cavanaugh Denny Crawford Pam Danenhower Howard Lust Leslie Price 86 BETTY AYERS was a class officer, in Annual Staff, National Honor Society, Student Council, Thespians, Drama Club, and the Junior Play. Football, Basketball, Baseball, and Track are what BRIAN BELCHER remembers; he was also in B-Club, Science Club, and the Junior Play. Latin Club kept VICKI BENSON occupied; so did Librarians Club, the Junior Play, G.A.A., and F.H.A. VICKI BENTLEY was involved in Volleyball, Student Council, G.A.A., and Annual Staff, as well as being Homecoming Queen and in Track. Being in Basketball, being an Illinois State Scholar, a Class Officer, and a Student Council Member kept BILL BLICKHAN busy. MIKE BURGESS enjoyed Football, Basketball, Stage Band, and Track, as well as Baseball and B-Club. Pom-Pon girls and being a Majorette occupied PATTI CLOW's time; so did Stage Band, Pep Band, the Junior Play, Drama Club, and Madri-gals. BARB DICK was busy in G. A. A., F.H.A., and Chorus; also, Barb was President of Librarians Club. SUE DOENITZ was active in Cheerleading, Student Council, DAR Award, National Honor Society, Spring Play, and International Thespians. Being Reporter, then Secretary, then Top Seed Sales kept CURTIS DURBIN occupied; so did Wrestling. 87 RICK EDWARDS was involved in Football for two years, track for one and was in the Senior Play. BECKY EINHORN's years at BHS were busy with F.H. A. She was Vice President and President. Becky also enjoyed chorus. G.A.A. filled DAWNA FAIR'S activities for three years. For two years she was in F.H. A. For four years ANDY FORAN was kept busy with football. Andy was Most Improved Player his senior year. Being in the Homecoming Court, Senior Play, and being Treasurer of her Senior class kept BETH GALLIVAN busy. Studying cosmetology at the DA VC occupied two years of BECKY GIANNONAHTs high school days. ZANE GIANNONATTI received area recognition by being All-Conference in football and by setting the school’s high jump record. BOB HIGH will always be remembered by his fellow classmates for his grin and the twinkle in his eye. SALLY HILLARD was active in drama, G.A.A., French Club, Annual Staff, and was Junior Class Secretary. Being best in the area and setting the school's pole vault record was one of the achievements of RANDY HINTON. 88 LESLIE JENNINGS was very active in Basketball; he was Co-Captain of the Football team and also Conference Champ in the mile in Track. J. O. JOHNSON enjoyed Football, Baseball, Track, and Basketball, and was also involved in B-Club and International Thespians Society. Newsstaff, G.A.A., and F.H.A. were VALERIE LAMB's memorable activities, as were Band and Chorus. LYNN LARSON was kept busy in the mornings with the Decatur Area Vocational Center Interrelated Program. DIANE LECRONE went to state in Track, was a member of the Homecoming Court, and participated in Girl's Volleyball, as well as G.A.A. G.A.A. kept PEGGY MALOHN busy during high school; so did Librarian's Club. Peggy was also Vice-President of Degrees for F.H.A. SUSAN MARKER remembered Cheerleading, Pom-Pon Girls, Annual Staff, Newsstaff, G.A.A. (which she was Points Chairman and Sporthead in), and French Club. Being a cheerleader occupied NORINE MCHALE's time, as did Volleyball, Track, Basketball, and being in the Homecoming Court. PAULINE MCH ALE was kept busy with Cheerleading, Volleyball, Track, and Basket-ball; she was also in the Homecoming Court and National Honor Society. F.F.A. occupied much of MARY MCNEW's time. She was also involved with F.H.A. and G.A.A. 89 A MIKE MEDARIS was involved in the Junior Play and F.F. A., as well as being a member of Band. Football, Baseball, and Wrestling kept JEFF MOERY busy; so did being in the Homecoming court, Drama Night, and winning the SAR award and being the delegate to Boy's State. ALAN PARRISH was active in Basketball, Baseball, and Track, as well as Latin Club, Science Club, and Band. Football kept BARRY PLUMMER occupied; so did B-Club, Chorus, Wrestling, the Senior Play, Band, and F.F.A. International Thespian Society, the Senior Play, Drama Club, Football, B-Club, Chorus, Band, Stage Band, F.F.A., and Wrestling occupied most of GARRY PLUMMER'S time. RANDY REDMAN, during his High School years, enjoyed F.F. A. and the Junior Play, as well as the Decatur Area Vocational Center. The Junior and Senior Plays kept BECKY ROMACK busy; so did Annual Staff, Librarian's Club, G.A.A., Thespians, Drama Night, Latin Club, and Newsstaff. GREG SCOTTenjoyed Football, Intramurals, Baseball, and Newsstaff; also, he was in B-Club and F.F.A. Baseball kept DEBBIE SHONK-WILER occupied and busy; Debbie was also involved in Newssta ff. STEVE SHONKWILER held the position of Secretary-Treasurer in F. F. A.; he also enjoyed Stage Band. 90 RANDY SIMMONS’' spare time was spent working at his part-time job. Voted most improved player his Senior year in football, MARK SOMERS also enjoyed B-Club, track, and being on Stage Crew during the Senior Play. JIM TABAKA, from Ivesdale, was frequently seen playing tennis at the firehouse. Being Editor of the Bulldogs Bark, DONNA TIFFIN has been very active in Student Council, G.A.A., Latin Club, Annual Staff, B-Club, won the N.E.D.T. award, and is a National Thespian. MARY TUCKER has been in Chorus all through high school, was Sporthead for two years in G. A. A., was Secretary of F.H.A., and enjoyed Basketball. LINDA WEAKLEY was Editor of Annual Staff, in G.A.A., French Club, B-Club, was Pom Pon Girl, and enjoyed Basketball, Volleyball, and Track. Senior JOE WEBB always stayed after school--of course it was to work at his part-time job. GARY WHALEN was involved in football, stage band, and track for four years. Gary was also active in wrestling, baseball, drama, and a member of the Homecoming Court. F. H.A. Vice-President her Senior year, SHEILA ZIMMERMAN was also a Pom Pon girl and was in G. A.A. Being Secretary - Treasurer of G. A.A., LORRAINE ZOCH has also enjoyed being in French Club. 91 SENIOR AWARDS Opposite page. Upper left: Senior honor students Linda Weakley, Betty Ayers, Norine McHale, and Pauline Me-Hale. Bottom left: Gary Whalen received the Most Outstanding Thespian award, given for acting talent, participation, and cooperation; Gary was the first to receive this award. Bottom right: Bill Blickhan received the Arion award, based on musical traits. Left: Sue Docnitz and Jeff Moery received the DAR and SAR awards and the 1 Dare You awards. Below: Vicki Bentley, Sue Doenitz, and Beth Gallivan were honor students. Adams, Frances 17 Adams, H. Dean 12,50,54 Airsman, Joe 20,21 Allen, Merrel 22,54,81 Ard, Steve 20,74,84 Ayers, Betty 4,31,37,38,39,40,43. 44,45,46,49,53,60,63,76,87, 90.92 Baker, Randy 28 Baker, Valerie 45,55,81 Bales, Mike 84 Bales, Stephanie 78 Bales, Tom 75 Bartram, Larry 8,10 Bartram, Theresa 41,53,55,56,57, 68,84 Bates, Debra 24,25,38,46,63,81, 83 Bates, Steve 23,69,84 Becker, Dan 80 Belcher, Brian 20,23,75,87,89 Belcher, Roy B. 8,9,10,75 Benson, Vicki 43,50,87 Bentley, Julie 35,43,46,73,81 Bentley, Sue 7,37,55,81 Bentley, Vicki 32,33,37,38,46,47, 67,76,87,93 Bertsch, Kay 38,40,41,54,53,72,73, 84 Bettis, Debbie 4,32,33,30,36,43, 46,41,64,77,84,68 Bettis, Sheryl 41,45,46,61,78,79, 80 Birch, Donald 17 Birch, Mrs. Donald 17 Birch, Kelly 37,45,53,57,61,78,79 Bolsen, Kathy 13,25,31,33,53,72 Bowdre, Duane 17 Blickhan, Bill 5,23,30,54,59,60, 71.87.89.92 Brackett, Eddie 54,83 Brackett, Pam 43,55,81 Bradley, Jane 17 Bradley, Mark 21,36, 54,81 Brennan, Michael 78 Brennan, Pam 81 Brewer, Bill 22,30,81 Brewer, Bob 54,84 Brittenham, Todd 27,54,81 Browning, Carlysle 12,36,58 Byerline, Jim 23,58,59,68,74,84 Buckner, Cathy 43,45,50,81 Burgess, Mike 20,75,87,89 Burton, Allen 87 Burton, Sharon 24,25,33,63,78,79 Camden, Jodi 33,36,37,51,58,59, 81 Cheek, Steve 21,28,81 Clausing, Ronald 12,22,23,72 INDEX Clow, Patty 36,44,56,58,59,60,61, 63,65,75,87 Cohorst, Mary Kay 12,55 Corum, Kenneth 21,54,78 Crawford, Bill 84 Crawford, Denny 87,74 Crim, Debbie 36,43,55,56,59,57, 63.69.84 Crim, Inez 11 Crutchley, Kelly 54,81 Crutchley, Keven 54,80 Danenhower, Pam 55,65,86 Daniels, Julie 73,81 Dare, Virginia 13 DeVincent, Julie 4,30,41,77,84 Dick, Barbara 43,55,56,57,87 Dodge, Brenda 81 Doenitz, Sue 4,33,37,38,39,40,43, 45.46.71.75.87.93 Drayton, Carol 13,57,61 Durbin, Curtis 54,87 Durbin, Joe 22,23,84 Durbin, Josephine 43,80 Durbin, Michael 7,21,54,78 Dyar, Julie 4,7,39,43,45,46,56,57, 63.68.69.84.85 Eades, Kenny 84 Eckstein, Clay 36,58,60,84,85 Eckstein, Ross 20,21,22,51,81 Edwards, Kevin 44,68,69,84 Edwards, Rick 20,43,44,45,46,62, 64,70,71,75,88,89 Einhorn, Becky 4,43,55,56,57,71, 88 Fair, Dawna 87,88 Fair, John 20,21,27,54,81 Fendley, Sandy 5,7,31,32,33,41,44, 46,56.57,58,60,64,65,68,69, 84.85 Fish, Mildred 17 Fisher, Nancy 31,32,33,36,38,41. 44,45,46,53,56,57,64,81,83 Flavin, Mark 78 Flood, Catherine 2,13,42,45 Foran, Andy 20,54,65,88,89 Foran, Ellen 42,56,57,59,68,69,72, 84 Foran, Julie 24,25,38,39,41,44,45, 50.56.57.63.69.74.84 Fritz, Donna 46,81 Funk, Jeff 56,57,58,78 Gallagher, Mary 50,81 Gallivan, Amy 41,43,45,47,51,64, 82 Gallivan, Beth 4,39,40,43,45,46, 47.66.70.71.88.93 Ganley, Carlton 17 Ganley, Tom 26,27,82 Gatchel, Dennis 14,21,27 Geese, Janet 84 Giannonatti, Becky 88 Giannonatti, Zane 4,20,29,54,64, 66,88 Gideon, Patricia 34,43,76 Gorrell, William 8,10 Gudauskas, Minnie 14,43 Guffey, Melinda 84 Guffey, Peggy 6,31,32,33,82 Gulley, Terry 85 Hamilton, Mike 69,85 Hargrave, Robin 42,43,44,45,46,47, 60.61.77.81.82 Harms, Ruth 9,14 Helm, John 85 Hendrix, Gaylord 8,10 Hendrix, Sue 36,43,53,68,69,77, 84.85 Hensley, Thomas 11 High, Robert 88 Hillard, Sally 5,40,45,46,48,53.70, 71.88 Hinton, Cary 6,20,21,26,27,45.51, 57.73.82 Hinton Randy 20,21,23,29,30,70,71, 88.89 Jarboe, David 20,21,22,23,51,54,82 Jarboe, Jody 24,25,31,33,41,45,63, 64,78 Jay, Suzanne 56,82 Jennings, Gary 4,6,20,36,58,60,65, 85 Jennings, Les 4,6,20,64,66,89 Johnson, J.O. 4,20,21,23,28,30,44, 45.46.54.64.65.71.76.88.89 Johnson, Jeff 20,21,22,23,30,37,38, 45.68.69.85 Jones, Kim 55,57,59,76,78,79 Jones, Robert 8 Jordan, Debbie 43,65,69,85 Jurgens, Michael 13,20,30,51,72 Kirwan, Bryon 20,21,22,23,29,51, 82 Kirwan, Kathy 5,36,55, 59,78 Kirwan, Thomas 20,21,54 , 56,57, 59.60.82 Koester, Mark 82 Lamb, Andy 20,21,82 Lamb, Tim 85 Lamb, Valerie 58,59,89 Lane, Sarah 80 Larson, Kathy 36,43,78 Larson, Lynn 67,75,89 LeCrone, Debbie 33,35,37,38,45, 46,53,61,78,79,80 LeCrone, Diane 31,32,33,35,36, 1 37.38.40.43.45.46.66.89.90.91 LeFever, Kent 15 Lietz, Carol 4,32,33,41.46,64,77, 85 Lietz, Gloria 79 Lincicum, Laura 7,55,79 Lindsey, Jeff 15,21,51 Lust, Howard 4,20,22,38,64,73,86 Lust, Kathy 36,40,44,45,46,47,51. 65.83 Malohn, Peggy 42,43,46,55,56,57, 88.91 Manalisay, Lisa 13,59,78,79 Marker, Susan 24,25,40,43,45,53, 63.70.71.89.91 Mayer, David 79 McCabe, Becky 5,44,45,51,53,56, 57.73.81.82.83 McCabe, Karen 46,55,63,68,69,74, 85 McCoppin, Tammy 55,85 McDade, Teresa 79 McHale, John 8,10 McHale, Mark 20,21,22,23,51,73, 82 McHale, Norine 18,24,25,31,32, 33.34.39.40.63.66.89.92 McHale, Pauline 18,24,25,31,32, 33.34.39.40.63.66.75.89.92 McNew, Mary 55,89 Medaris, Mike 90 Mercer, Linda 15 Miles, Mary 17 Miller, Lori 40,42,45,49,50,51,53, 56.57.61.64.69.72.85 Moery, Jeff 6,20,30,51,66,71,89, 90,93 Moore, Max 8,10 Morgan, Ron 21,28,56,57,82 Morris, Connie 18,32,33,36,41,45, 46.64.68.74.77.85 Morris, Kathy 37,38.41.61,76,78, 79,80 Mulvaney, Ronald 21,27,56,57,80 Murphy, Kevin 79 Nash, Wayne 21,27,51,56,57,82 Nichols, Barbara 46,50,57, 79 Olinger, Bertha 17 Parrish, Alan 5,28,36,51,58,59,60, 62.70.71.75.90 Philbrook, Cathy 36,43,51,57,58, 59.60.69.85 Phillips, Thomas 21,27,65,82 Phillips, Wayne 20,21,79 Plummer, Barry 4,20,27,56,57,62, 64.71.89.90 Plummer, Garry 20,26,27,36,44, 45,46,51,56,57,59,63,65,70, 71.87.89.90 Plummer, Allan 22,82 Poling, Janet 78,79 Poundstone, Richard 21 Porter, Carl 54,82 Price, Leslie 31,34,86 Price, Lorri 79 Price, Troy 79 Redman, Randy 90 Redman, Thomas 82 Redman, Vilma 17 Robbins, Barry 27,42,82 Rodderick, Gale 34 Rogers, Eileen 11 Rogers, Kim 7,31,34,40,41,43,45, 46,47,48,53,64,77,81,82 Romack, Becky 4,7,37,43,44,45, 46.61.62.64.70.71.75.87.90 Roux, Bob 4,20 ,42,60,64,68,59, 85 Roux, Carol 7,31,32,33,44,45,46, 53.56.57.77.82.83 Rumpel, Peggy 17 Rund, Kathy 83 Russell, Betty 82 Sarver, Tina 36,46,55,61,76,79, 80 Schnierle, Eugene 6,8,15,20,46 Scott, Greg 90 Scott, Jeff 21,22,54,82 Scrimager, Lana 43,79,80 Sharp, Donna 16,45,62,63,69,70, 71,85,86 Shonkwiler, Debbie 90 Shonkwiler, Steve 54,90 Simmons, Jeff 83 Simmons, Randy 6,91 Slagle, Betty 11 Smith, Sharon 79 Smothers, Sandra 46,53,55,79 Somers, John 21,79 Somers, Mark 6,20,21,71,89,91 Somers, Vicki 77,83 Spalding, Robin 4,36,45,56,79,80 Stevens, Becky 41,45,46,48,51, 65.77.83 Stoeger, Doug 28,73,85 Stone, Scott 20,26,27,44,54,64, 65,69,84,85 Strack, Russ 22,23,29,54,83 Strinko, Sandy 34,46,77,85 Strohl, Kenny 20,68,74,86 Summar, Len 56,57,83 Swaim, Mike 86 Tabaka, Jim 91 Taylor, Merle 16,40 Tempel, Kathy 83 Thompson, Bob 20,21,83 Thompson, Joseph 21,22,30,56,57, 80 Thompson, Roger 83 Tieman, Teal 83 Tiffin, Donna 32,35,36,37,42,45, 46.53.76.87.91 Timme, Linda 68,69,72,86 Tracy, Tim 21,22,30,57,79,80 Tucker,, Mary 31,32,33,36,43,46, 55.56.57.91 Wall, Julia 36,38,40,53,59,62,68, 69.71.72.85.86 Wallace, Darrell 21,36,37,38,40, 41.45.49.51.56.57.81.83 Wallace, Julie 32,33,36,37,40,41, 45,47,49,53,56,57,58,59,60, 61.63.64.68.69.71.72.86 Walsh, Janet 24,25,41,63,74 Walsh, Linda 24,25,41,49,51,63, 82.83 Walsh, Ray 8,10 Weakley, Linda 4,31,32,33,39,40, 49.88.91.92 Webb, Joe 91 Webb, Vicki 78,80 Whalen, Barbara 36,37,41,45,47, 56,57,59,61,68,69,70,71,74, 85 Whalen, Brenda 44,45,56,61,78,80 Whalen, Gary 20,26,27,28,30,44, 45,46,58,59,60,62,63,64,66, 71.89.91.92 Whaley, Kristi 34,45,46,47,53,56, 57.61.71.84.86 Whaley, Mike 21,45,54,80 Whitfield, Tom 5,23,51,86 Wiggins, Debra 80 Wildman, Charlean 46,55,69,74, 85.86 Wilkinson, Mark 36,39,40,41,44. 45,46,47,49,56,57,68.69,73, 86 Williams, Tina 24,25,63,83 Wingle, John 16,22 Wrench, Clyde 17 Wrench, Jane 43,44,45,50,53,61, 83 Wright, Lisa 35,37,46,53,56,61,77, 84.85.86 Wright, Peggy 38,44,45,46,50,53, 56,78,80 Wrightson, Susan 36,43,80 Zetler, Mrs. 17 Zimmerman, Sam 56,57,63,69,71, 86 Zimmerman, Sheila 55,91 Zoch, Lorraine 91 Zoch, Timothy 80 How much more there is now to living! Instead of our drab slogging forth and back, there’s a reason to life! We can lift ourselves out of ignorance, we can find ourselves as creatures of excellence and intelligence and skill. We can be free! We can learn to live! 96 ...paraphrased from JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL. BHHMH