Bement High School - BIM Yearbook (Bement, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1985 volume:

contents — people ... 6 ... activities . . . 24 . . . athletics ... 46 ... advertisements . . . 70 . . . index ... 84 Porrroir of Pride 1985, Volume 3 Demenr High School, 201 Sourh . Champaign I Demenr, Illinois 61813 — 217-678-8230 Lieutenant Governor George Kyan spoke to OHS students in a promotional effort for Operation Snowball. 3 the closer you get . . . As each year goes by or even each day, everybody becomes closer to his goal whether it be o winning season in his sport, winning on election, being o candidate in the Homecoming Court, graduating, or just ending the school year, each day brings one closer to these goals. The Closer You Get was selected as the theme of the 1964 Portrait of Pride. This theme represents, in more than one way, the things that happen every day at Dement High School. Every student at DHS contributes in one way or another to the theme of the 1984 yearbook. Although everything may not go exactly as planned, each step taken may bring you forward or set you back a little, but you have to keep trying. The more you try, rhe closer you ger to achieving your goals. Eoch yeor the Dromo Class presents a ploy to the elementoty school. Shone Moseley. Tlno Hislope. Ktoig Rogers, ond Mike Tomson ploy the chorocfers in The Wizard of Oz. They listen quietly to whot the Wizord hos to tell them. 4 Cheerleoders hove mony responsibilities. Working concession stands is just one of them. JV Cheerleaders. Michelle Wilkinson. Tonya Qowdre, and Pom Baker, don't think of the concession stand os work; they find time for o picture. Computers ore popular at BHS. Doto Processing was one of the more Study Holl is on important hour for everyone. Theresa Flavin, not being popular classes this year. Brenda Moefield ond Brendan McHole work a a bit camera shy. knows she hos time to look up from her homework, little overtime to get their programs to run. Joe Airsman Sociol Studies. P.E. Christine Berbaum Speciol Education Potricio Ann Borelli Home Economics. Mgt. of Resources Judy Burgess Procticol Moth Cotherine Flood English Laima Goigolos French Minnie Gudouskos Librarian Ruth Harms Guidance John Horshborger Drivers' Educ., PE. Cooch Thomas Hensley Science Jerry Lone Health. PE. Cooch Kent LeFever Sociol Studies Annette Mogsomen Art Terry Melvin Industrial Arts Lindo Nuxoll PE. Cooch Donna Sharp English Merle Toylor Business Educotion Koren Wilkinson Vocal Music John Wingle Moth. Science. Cooch Mark York Instrument Music Above Mr. York appreciates his Daisy. It takes many hours to teoch youngers to ploy on instrument. Righr These daisies wait for their teachers. The Bemenf PTA showed its appreciation during Teacher Appreciation Week. 8 first contract -teacher board agrees As a result of legislation, the Bement Education Association and the Bement Community School District begon negotiations for the unit's first contractual agreement. Many hours were spent on the part of each side's negotiating team. Items were discussed, compromised, or discarded. The agreement was finalized and voted upon by both parties. Left Negorioring Team Member, Ann Dorelli, costs her ballot. All Unit teachers voted on the contract issue. Lower Left Teachers not only teach students but also teoch teachers. French teacher. Mrs. Gaigalas. helped student teacher. Ruby Green, climb one step closer to her career goal. Mrs. Goigolos, Ms. Green. Student Jamie Ater, and Ms. Gudouskos celebrate Ms. Green's lost day os a student teacher. Lower Rtghr DEA member and band instructor Mork York spends o few minutes tolking with Illinois Education Association President, Reggie Weaver. Mr. Weaver hod spoken to the Dement Education Association obout the upcoming education reform in the State of Illinois. 9 an apple -not just for teachers An apple for the teacher - not necessarily. There are others who seldom see the rewards of their efforts. Hard working, behind-the-scenes individuals seldom are appreciated and, too frequently, taken for granted. Their dedication and efforts are appreciated. Upper Right Doord of Education - Marilyn Ayers. Larry Rogers. John Strock. Michael Gollivon. Eugene Corum, Mike Morgan, and Jack McHale. Above: Superintendent Dan Mash and High School Principal Greg Zollmon spent mony hours developing, presenting, and implementing school policy. Middle Right High School Secretary Liz Dertsch tries to mointoin her sanity during Monday Morning Madness . Proudly displayed on Liz's desk ore pictures of her family. Right Superintendent and Principal duties do not end at 4 p.m. Mr. Mash and Mr. Zollman confer at a sporting event. Dement s schedule was full of every-night activities. 10 Upper Lefr JoAnn Mellendorf ond Shirley Wright keep busy in fhe Unif office. They found themselves in new surroundings when the Unif Office moved info fhe former High School office. Upper Right Jonitors Della ond Will Dowlin ond Clyde Wrench foke o breok from fhe doily chores. Lower Lefr A menu with o variety that would whet the taste buds of any student kept the cofeterio personnel on their foes. Peggy Rumple; Lucille Butferick; Georgio Mulvoney; Cofeterio Monoger Shoron Hooker.-ond Mory Chumbley. Lower Right On the Rood Again could be the theme song of these bus drivers,- their schedule wos only motched by thot heovy-looded school schedule - Dorothy Cook. Evelyn Dick, Kirk Dirch, Don Birch, Margie Wrighf, ond Gory Wiermon. 11 Ted Adorns Lori Dowen Krisfi Drittenhom Glen Duckner Seth Ourgett John Cohill Michelle Cody Scott Crowl Sherrie Oeon Tyno Deffenbough Rob Dodge Pot Driscoll Aliso Foirbonks Curt Fogerson Dorboro Gentry Tiffony Horrison Shonnon Hoyes Dovid Jomison Soroh Jones Kevin Kopp Scott Lone youth symphony attracts freshman Michelle Wilkinson is a member of the Youth Symphony of the University of Illinois. Of her many instruments, she ploys the oboe in the symphony. Thirty-eight high school students attend the rehearsals. Each semester, the orchestra holds two concerts, and every semester there are new auditions. I like the symphony because it's a very different experience from being in band , Michelle said. She explained the difference between an orchestra and a band; a bond doesn't have the mellow sound that an orchestra has. Michelle really enjoyed it and wished more Dement people were involved. Practicing her oboe, Michelle concentrates on her music. Michelle also ploys the trumpet, flute, and piono. 12 John Lewis Richard McDermiih Kim Nelsen Chris Quick Rosemary Riddle Cori Rogers Amy Smith Chad Smith Tom Smith Mork Stoerger Rob Summor Kevin Swoim Todd Thomos Heather Vance Tim Wolsh Christine Warner Michelle Wilkinson Jomie Williams Sondro Woolley Not Pictured: Michelle Stoerger William Crofton Druce Reiter Top Left Having o good time during class is Tim Wolsh. Tim also started Varsity Basketball. Top Middle Michelle Cody and Kristi Drittenham model their doctor's scrub shirts. These two girls spent many noon hours chatting. Above In Biology. Chod Smith sleeps during the lecture. The students won't forget these exhiler-oting times in Biology. For LeU These girls take time off from bowling to goof off. Bowling wos one of the activities in P.E. Left Celebrating was one of Miss Mogsomen's homeroom's favorite things to do. Tyna Deffenbough, Christine Warner, and Kristi Brittenhom odd a little life to the party. 13 Sheilo Allison Pom Baker Tonyo Dowdre Gory Drennon Kelli Brittenhom Toro Buckner Chuck Burgener Amy Cook Mike Doy Mike Ensign Kelly Fritz Noncy Fritz Denise Gollivon Shelly Gulliford Kevin Horris Rusty Hislope Evelyn Hutson Tereso Jomison Corey Lorimore Toro Lorimore Joy Lewis Lourie Lewis Ginger Loggins Mike Monint bhs sophomore 'horse crazy' Potty Morris has been active with horses since 1979. Potty's parents hove raised and shown horses. Potty shows her horses throughout Illinois. She has 12 horses, but only shows two of them. Potty has received many owords; Most Improved Horseman Award; Reserve High Point Pleasure Horse, winning o silver bridle from Champaign County Tournament Show. I Dare You Award from 4-H, and many trophies and ribbons. Patty participated in the Piott County 4-H team at the Illinois State Fair. The team finished Second overall out of all teams from Illinois. Patty enjoyed being able to take care of the horses, riding them, showing them, and having a lot of fun. Patty said, Showing gives me a chance to meet all kinds of people from different places. Party Morris takes time out from her busy schedule to spend a few moments with her quarter horse Gold King Joey. Patty and her horse spend many hours competing in oreo horse shows. 14 Upper Left Cought of o bod moment is sophomore Kelly Fritz. She wos olso ocfive in frock. Upper Right Showing off their skillful folents ore sophomores Potty Morris ond Dorrell Timme. Middle Lefr It oppeors thot Corey Lorimore spends his weekends sipping Pepsi. He enjoys bowling omong other sports. Middle Right Ginger Loggins is cheering on the teom with o ’ winning'' smile. She enjoys drowing posters to boost the ployers' spirits. Michelle Turner Jeff Vezino Aoron Wildmon Tony Wildmon Not Pictured: Doniel O'Connor Jeff Price Dovid Mills Tyler Morton Potty Morris Shone Moseley Jody Phipps Trocy Pierce Lonce Pruitt Diono Reder Tereso Roderick Jeonne Schroeder Craig Shonkwiler Shone Shumord Shoron Stoerger Dorrell Timme Mike Tomson IS Top Left Tino Donielson ond Tino Hendrix pose condidly before the newly decoroted lockers. Top Middle Moke-up tests ore routine for the obsentees. Junior Dovid Lonsford works on his American History exom. Top Right Junior spirit wos always evident at pep rollies. Class competition brought about a rise in each class. Above Ardi Tracy ond Leigho Crowl enjoy the lunchroom gossip ond pizza. 16 to pot, oldies ore goodies Patrick Schweighart's hobby is collecting dinosaurs. Pot's collection includes over 90 books, clothes, 9 of 10 series of wood skeletal dinosaur models, pins, gomes, stickers, fossils, and pictures he has token at the U of I Natural History Museum. Pot become interested in kindergarten when his mother bought him o series of books - one on dinosaurs. Pot said students sometimes osk him for information about dinosaurs to use in their reports. Pat, too, wants to learn more about these fascinating creatures. He would like to pursue a career as a paleontologist, a scientist who studies pre-historic life. Left Pat and a friend. Pot Schweighart Deth Stengel Tommy Toylor Ted Tiemon John Thomas Ardi Tracy Susan Whiteside Mark Woolley Jeff Ard Kristi Birch Andy Brennan Rita Cantrell Eric Clements Beth Cook Tracy Cozad Leigho Crowl David Dolton Tina Danielson Teri Ekiss Theresa Flavin Jackie Fogerson Ellen Gentry Tina Hendrix Renee Jean David Lonsford Jody Lewis Lora Manalisay Lisa Mortin Donna Mitchell Ken Nelsen Shelly Poague Angela Pruitt Denise Quick Heidi Rodmaker Terry Rexroad 17 18 CONNIE JO ARD JAMIE ANN ATER TED ANTHONY AUTH LORI A. DURGENER AMY MARIE CANTRELL ANGELA DENISE CARNEY HOWARD CHAPMAN DARLENE L. CODY SUE LYNN CRUPPER CORINE GAIL FISCHER MICHELLE MARIE GIFFORD THOMAS STEVEN HENSLEY TINA MARIE HISLOPE JAKIE MARIE HUTSON KRISTA KAY KOPP 19 20 JAMES DRENDAN MCHALE BRENDA LEE MOEFIELD LINDA LYNN MOEFIELD MARY MICHELE MONTGOMERY ANNA COLLEEN O'CONNOR KENDRA MICHELLE PHIPPS KRAIG ALLAN ROGERS DAVID ALLEN SCHWARTZ ANDREA MICHELE SHONKWILER KARRIE LINN SLAGLE KELLY MARIE SMITH HOLLY RACHELLE SPARKMAN SHERRI LYNN TAYLOR RICK D. TOMSON PATRICIA CHRISTINE WIERMAN 21 CONNIE ARD SUSAN CRUPPER Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Spring Ploy 4; Newsstaff 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; D Club 3, 4; FHA 2; Freshmen Vice President; Junior Class Secretary; Illinois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4. JAMIE ATER Annual Staff 4; Library Club 2, 3; French Club 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 4. TED AUTH Football 1, 3, 4; Most Improved; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention All Conference 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4, Second Team All Conference 3; Student Council i; B Club 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Homecoming Court 4. LORI DURGENER Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Drama Club Plays 2; Drama Club 2, 3; Newsstaff 2, 4; Annual Staff 2; Library Club 3, 4, Vice President 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; B Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4. AMY CANTRELL Newsstaff 3; Library Club 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4. ANGIE CARNEY Basketball 1; Jazz Ensemble 4; Madrigals 1, 2; Flag Corps 1, 2; Band Twirler 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Spring Play 1; Newsstaff 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; B Club 4; Melodians 2; Swing Choir 3, 4. HOWARD CHAPMAN Annual Staff 3. DARLENE CODY Flag Corps 3; Spring Play 2; Drama Club Plays 2; Newsstaff 3; Annual Staff 2, 3; Library Club 3; French Club 1; FHA 2, 3, Outstanding Sophomore. Volleyball 1, 2; Newsstaff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Library Club 4, President 4; French Club 1, 2, 3f 4. CORINE FISCHER Flag Corps 3, 4; Thespians 4, President 4; Spring Play 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1; Newsstaff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2. 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Freshman, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Girls' State 3; Who's Who In American High School Students 4. MICHELLE GIFFORD Volleyball 1; Madrigals 2; Student Council 1, 2; Spring Play 3; Newsstaff 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshmen Class President; Junior Class Vice President; NEDT Award 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Melodians 2; Swing Choir 3, 4. TOM HENSLEY Jazz Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 1, 2; Student Council 2, 4, President 4; Thespians 4; Spring Play 2, 3, 4; Newsstaff 2; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 2; Freshmen Class Secretary-Treasurer; Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer; Junior Class President; Senior Class Vice-President; Scholastic Bowl 2, 3, 4, LOVC All Tourney Team; Swing Choir 3; Who's Who in American High School Students 4. TINA HISLOPE Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1; Newsstaff 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; B Club 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4. JAKIE HUTSON Library Club 2; FHA 1, 2. KRISTA KOPP Drama Club 1; Newsstaff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2; Library Club 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 2, 3; Band 3; Girls' State Alternate 3; Who's Who in American High School Students 4. JAMES B MCHALE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Thespians 4; Spring Play 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; B Club 1, 2, 3, 4; SAR, 4; Homecoming King 4; Scholastic Bowl 2, 3. BRENDA MOEFIELD Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; News-staff 2, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; B Club 3, 4; FHA 2, 3; Who's Who in American High School Students 4. LINDA MOEFIELD Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Newsstaff 3, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; B Club 4; FHA 2, 3; Who's Who in American High School Students 4. MICHELE MONTGOMERY Volleyball 1, Madrigals 2, Flag Corps 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Thespians 4; Spring Play 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1; Newsstaff 4; Annual Staff 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; FHA 1 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 2, 3, 4; Chorus f, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who in American High School Students 4. COLLEEN O'CONNOR Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1- Student Council 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; FHA 3, 4, Vice President 4; Sophomore Class Vice President; Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer; Homecoming Queen 4. KENDRA PHIPPS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Newsstaff 2; Annual Staff 1, 2; Library Club 1 3; B Club 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; President 4; Sophomore Class President; Homecoming Court 4. KRAIG ROGERS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Offensive Player of the Year, Honorable Mention All Conference - Offense, All Conference Second Team - Defense 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference Honorable Mention 2; All Conference Second Team 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference Honorable Mention First Base,- Track 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 2, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; B Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; Homecoming Court 4. DAVID SCHWARTZ Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Defense Award, 4, Most Valuable Player 4; Leadership Award — Defense 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 2, 3; FFA 1, 2; Homecoming Court 4. ANDREA SHONKWILER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1; Newsstaff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; B Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Class President; DAR, 4; Homecoming Court 4. KARRIE SLAGLE Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Flag Corps 1; Pom Pon Girl 1 2; Spring Play 4; Newsstaff 4; Annual Staff 2; Library Club 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; B Club 3, 4; Vice President 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, President 4. KELLY SMITH Newsstaff 3; Library Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 3, 4. HOLLY SPARKMAN Spring Play 3; Drama Club Play 3; French Club 3; Swing Choir 2, 3. SHERIE TAYLOR Newsstaff 3, Library Club 2, 3; FHA 3. RICK TOMSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 2; Drama Club 1; B Club 4; FFA 3; Homecoming Court 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. PATRICIA WIERMAN Newsstaff 4; Annual Staff 2; Library Club 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Melodians 2. band musicians keep busy pace The Band has had many occasions to play this year — home varsity football games, the snake dance, several parades, PTA meetings, concerts, contest, Mardi Gras, and even some concerts in the park. The Bement Community Band gave high school students, as well as community members, the chance to warm up their chops . The Marching Bulldogs competed in several parades placing first in the Lovington Parade, second in the Old-Fashioned Day Parade, and third in the Farmer City Christmas Day Parade - a tremendous achievement since the eighth graders did not march with the high school cutting the band size in half. The Bulldogs sold cheese and sausage to support themselves. The annual chili and spaghetti suppers were held to raise money. At the Awards Concert, Seniors James McHale, Angi Carney, and Drum Major Jamie Ater conducted. Angi Carney was awarded the John Philip Sousa Award and James McHale received the Louis Armstrong Award. Top Right The Dement Marching Bulldogs worked hord to prepare for the Homecoming parade. Inser Jamie Ater was Drum Major her senior year for the band. Center The sticks'' of the band played loud and hard to keep everyone in step during parades and football gomes. Sheilo Allison. Lisa Martin. Barb Gentry. Kristi Brittenhom. Alisa Fairbanks, Kevin Kopp, Gory Brennan and James McHale. Right Leading in all that the Band does ore the Flog and Rifle Corps. Tina Hendrix, Denise Quick, Michelle Cody. Kim Nelsen. Ellen Gentry. Rosemary Riddle. Jomie Ater. Michele Montgomery. Tyno Deffenbough. Christine Warner, Heidi Rodmoker. Renee Jeon, Joy Lewis. Tiffany Harrison, and Corine Fischer. 26 Top Left Entertaining of the Spoghetti Supper wos one of the yeor's highlights. This wos o mojor fundroiser for the music department. Center Left At every home gome the bond faithfully ployed to raise the spirits of the Bulldogs and their fons. Two cheerleaders. Lisa Morfin and Michelle Wilkinson, take o break between gomes to help the band. Lower Left Concentrating on her flag, Corine Fischer twirls at a football gome. She was a flag for all four of her high school years. Above With much effort the brass section adds the missing element. Michelle Wilkinson, Michael Moninf, Seth Burgeft. Andy Brennan, Pot Driscoll, Mark Stoerger. Sharon Stoerger, Tyler Morton, and Tom Hensley. Upper Right The woodwind section displays its musical ability by harmonizing with the rest of the band. Heather Vance, Lori Bowen, Potty Morris, Teresa Roderick, Sarah Jones, Kelli Brittenhom. Sherrie Dean, Angi Corney. and Tracy Cozod. 27 chorus sing, sing a song, sing out loud . . . . . . sing out strong. So they did. First place in IHSA contest and multiple public appearances gave the music-minded student what they wanted. Outstanding performances and outstanding individuals made the Chorus what it was. Angie Carney received the Outstanding Senior Award while Michelle Gifford was honored with the Director's Award. Tiffany Harrison was capped as the Most Improved Singer. Mrs. Karen Wilkinson directed her group with the enthusiasm and flair with which it performed. Upper Right The Chorus presents its first concert of the year. Front Row: Leigho Crowl. Renee Jeon. Rob Dodge. Mark Stoerger. Scott Crowl. Heidi Rodmoker. ond Kim Nelsen. Second Row Jomie Ater. Angie Corney, Michelle Gifford. Joy Lewis. Aliso Foirbonks. Shelly Gulliford. ond Kelli Qrirtenhom. Third Row Sherrie Dean, Sondro Wooley. Darb Gentry, Kristi Brittenham, Tyno Deffenbough. ond Soroh Jones. Fourth Row Jomie Williams, Christine Warner, Tiffany Harrison. Jokie Hutson, Michele Montgomery, Lori Bowen, ond Shannon Hoyes. Left Director Koren Wilkinson accompanies the Chorus. Above Senior Michele Montgomery received the ARION AWARD. 28 deep purple Upper Left Seniors Jomie Arer ond Angie Corney enjoy o little sincere flirting. Upper Right Soroh Jones. Michelle Wilkinson. Dorb Gentry, ond Senior Michelle Gifford keep the mood colm with Sincerely . Above Leigho Crowl. Jomie Ater. Angie Corney, ond Christine Worner swing with the Bulldog skirts. Right Tyno Deffenbough. Sherrie Deon. Lori Bowen. Michele Montgomery, ond Heidi Rodmoker shore the spotlight old songs, new faces With a new name and a few new DHS faces, DEEP PURPLE, as it was proclaimed, wooed the hearts of the audiences as visions of the past were enhanced only by the hifi sound of such 'oldies'' as its theme song. Deep Purple. Sincerely. Almost Over You, Autumn Leaves ond many more. While making special appearances before small groups, the group also received a first rating at the IHSA Solo and Ensemble Contest. with Autumn Leoves . 29 french club mardi gras tres bien On October, 3, the French Club elected Colleen O'Connor, President; Beth Cook, Vice President; and Joy Lewis, Secretory. On November 8, the French classes went to the Art Institute, Sears Tower; and they ate at a French restaurant in Chicago. At Christmas time, the French Club presented food baskets to the needy residents of Bement. Andi Shonkwiler hosted the annual Christmas Party at her home. Mardi Gras was held in March and described os going tres bien. Above Juniors: Pot Schweighort. Jody Lewis. Defh Cook. Tino Hendrix. Jocki Fogerson, Trocy Cozod. Theresa Flovin. Denise Quick. Liso Mor-tin. Tommy Toylor. Upper Right Mordi Gros King 6 Queen: Kroig Rogers G Joy Lewis. Right French Club Bond Members ploy Nafionol Anthem, ' Moseilloise : Jomi Ater. Shoron Stoerger. Kelly Drittenhom. Soro Jones. Michelle Wilkinson. Mr. York, Denise Gollivon. Seth Durgett. Jeonne Schroeder: Lower Right Entertoinment Committee Does Commercial: Michelle Wilkinson. Drendon McHole, Kroig Rogers. Lori Dowen, Seth Burgett. Tom Hens-ley. u i i 30 Upper Lefr Freshmen: Seth Durgett, Mark Stoerger. Heather Vance. Lori Bowen. Tiffany Harrison. Christine Worner. Darbara Gentry. Michelle Cody, Shannon Hayes, Sarah Jones. Richard McDermith. Glen Duckner. Upper Right Seniors: Sue Crupper. Andi Shonkwiler. Patricio Wiermon, Krista Kopp. Connie Ard. Michele Montgomery, Holly Sporkmon. Korrie Slagle. Michelle Gifford. Colleen O'Connor. Middle Left Christmas Party Swingers — Michelle Wilkinson, Kelly Fritz, and Jamie Williams. Above Sophomores: Nancy Fritz. Kelly Fritz. Kelli Brit-tenham. Shane Shumord. Jeff Vezino, Evelyn Hutson, Michael Monint, Jeanne Schroeder, Tracy Pierce, Teresa Roderick, Joy Lewis, Shar-on Stoerger. Theresa Jamison. Amy Cook. Den-ise Gallivan, Tonya Dowdre. Lefr Advisor Mrs. Gaigalas makes baskets. 31 homecoming 'paradise' and a little more Excitement is always present during the hustle and bustle of homecoming week activities — float building, pep rallies, the snake dance and bon fire, the parade, the football game, and the dance and coronation. Being the first major event of the school year, it is probably the most awaited. The theme Paradise , came through the flying colors in the Parade with the Sophomore Class winning the blue ribbon in the float competition. The enthusiasm remained high even though the football victory didn't belong to the Bulldogs. The Homecoming Dance and Coronation simply added the right touch to the finale. Upper Right The Marching Bulldogs looked sharp in the Paradise'' porode. Right The pep rally ended with the blazing bond fire. Below Left These friends'' were enjoying the spirit week activities. Below Middle These tough guys kept fhe pace in the snoke dance. Below Right Bement High School was definitely Number 1 in the eyes of these players. 32 Top Lefr The Sophomore Closs won first prize in the porode with their entry, Roll The Cots Like A Por-o-dise”'. Top Rtghr The PTA odded to the festivities with their ribbon-worthy entry. Middle Lefr Porodise is Deorcot Dusting” for the Closs of 1986. Middle f ighr Dorbecuing Deorcot Duns” wos the FHAers ideo of kitchen-worming recipe. Lefr The seniors blew the beorcots owoy with the red-ribbon entry. Above The freshmen won third ploce with Bulldogs in Porodise . !v 5 Homeasrvng Court Kroig Rogers. Lori Durgener. Dovid Scl Toboko. Queen Colleen O'Connor. King Jomes McHole, Crov. Tomson Connie Ard. ond Ted Auth. 'vorrz, Xendro Phipps. Troinbeorers Soroh Lowson ond Elizoberh noeorers Drondon Crowl ond Nick Walsh. Andi Shonkwiler Rick as dose os you con get to PARADISE As the evening grew darker and the minutes ticked by on the clock, suspense filled the air as if got closer and closer to the awaited moment. Couples drifted into the darkened gym and felt as if they had stepped onto a tropical island. Trees were all around and in the background, the song Almost Paradise could be heard. For the seniors in the Homecoming Court, it was as close as you can get to Paradise , and for the two lucky ones, it was probably Paradise . Those lucky ones were Queen Colleen O'Connor and King Jomes McHale. For the first time, the Student Council hired a DJ instead of a band. The students seemed to enjoy this change. It was something different, and this school definitely needed something new”, stated one sophomore. morp highlights fha year FHA members worked hard throughout the year to be able to hold o successful MORP. A disc jockey was chosen for the February 9 donee. During the preceding week, members sold Valagrams and juice and donuts in the morning and ot noon. Future Homemakers learned to work together, to organize their activities, to raise money, and to develop projects for the State Convention. Karrie Slagle received a second on her sports wear outfit; and Donna Mitchell received a first rating on her storybook telling effort. Upper Middle FHA meeting begins. Karrie Sloge. President, announces the plans for the year. Karrie was voted Most Outstanding Senior in FHA. Upper Rtghr A good dance is enjoyed by everyone. Mrs. Borelli and her husband dance to the beat of the 'tomtom . Middle Rjghr FHA Juniors find themselves busy fingerpointing. Beth Stengel. Susan Whiteside. Teri Ekiss. Ellen Gentry, Renee Jeon. Angie Pruitt. Ardi Tracy. Rita Cantrell. Kristi Birch, and Liso Martin. Above Sophomores take time out from their ironing to pose for a picture. First Row, Laurie Lewis, Amy Smith. Nancy Fritz. Jeanne Schroeder, Kelly Fritz, Ginger Loggins; Second Row, Shelly Gulliford. Evelyn Hutson, Sheila Allison, Jody Phipps. Teresa Roderick. Potty Morris. Kelli Brittenhom. Tara Larimore, and Taro Buckner. For fKtghr Teresa Roderick and Sheila Allison look ot a pattern book. Top Left Alwoys reody for o picture. Corey Lorimore ond Korrie Slagle were never cought off guard by the photogropher. Korrie was o candidate for Sweetheart ot Morp. Top ftighr FHA officers scon some recipe books. The group sold cookbooks os o fund roiser. Donno Mitchell. Public Relations; Korrie Slogle. President; Corine Fischer. Secretary-Treasurer.-Kendro Phipps. Historian; Colleen O'Connor. Vice President; ond Mrs. Dorelli, Advisor. Middle Left Several seniors worked to help FHA with Its activities. Many of the girls participated in the Style Show ot the Mother Daughter Donquet held May 16. Seniors - Tina Hislope. Kristo Kopp. Jomie Afer. Amy Confrell. Michele Montgomery, Patricio Wierman, ond Lori Durgener. Middle fcghr As the night goes on. the hobos hove o singolong with the clown. Piano ployer Jomie Afer was active in bond ond chorus. Lefr Defore the crowd arrived. Jomie Afer. Mrs. Dorelli. and Michele Montgomery eagerly waited for its orrival. industrial arts iq group takes trip The Industrial Arts Club is made up of individuals who are in or have been in industrial arts classes. The major event of the club was taking a trip to Eastern Illinois University to view the Industrial Arts Fair held there on an annual basis. Upper Left Sponsor Mr. Melvin looks pleosed ot the closs project. The construction class built a small storage building which was offered for sole. Upper Right Industrial Arts Club members enjoy the work thot they have put into the project. Kevin Harris. Ginger Loggins, Jeff Price. Ken Nelsen. Tony Wildmon, Todd Thomas, and Shane Moseley. Above Members Donnie Fu-quo. Craig Shonkwiler, Pam Baker, Mike Tom-son. Toro Buckner, and Darrell Timme are worn out from working on the project. Right Officers Chuck Burgener, Rusty Hislope. and Kendra Phipps think the inside of the born looks just as good as the outside. 34 scholastic bowl a hensley high point 'bowler' At the end of the season, Tom Hensley hod scored more points than his teammates during the year. While Dement lost all four conference meets, the spirit remained intact. The school size and lock of confidence were two of the problems that Dement wrestled with. Questions about subjects not offered at Dement High added to their lack of confidence. Varsity: Tom Hensley, Michele Montgomery, Sharon Stoerger, Deth Cook, Corine Fischer, and Mark Stoerger. Junior Varsity: Lori Dowen, Seth Dur-gett, Mike Manint, and Michelle Wilkinson. Scholastic Dowl sponsor was Ms. Sheri Whitley. Upper Left While everyone puzzles over the answer, Tom Hensley finds that he knows it. Middle Left Lori Dowen. Tom Hensley, and Michelle Wilkinson practice by asking each other Trivia questions. Left While Corine Fischer. Tom Hensley, and Sharon Stoerger write their answers to the bonus question. Mork Stoerger looks puzzled. 35 newsstaff deadlines keep staff busy Weekly issues of The Dork keep the editors ond writers busy finding stories for the press. Not only does the staff maintain the weekly tabloid, it also publishes a successful in-house Senior Issue. Above Right Seniors Andi Shonkwiler, Patricio Wiermon, Karrie Slagle, Lori Durgener. Krisfo Kopp. Corine Fischer. Michele Montgomery, ond Sue Crupper alwoys look for a good story. Above Shelly Poague, Theresa Flovin. Donno Mitchell. Gory Drennon. Loro Monolisoy. Corey Lorimore. Tommy Toylor. ond Jody Lewis ore tired of beoring the clock for those deadlines. Right Advisor Cotherine Flood. Editor Connie Ard. ond Assistont Deth Cook keep things swinging' for The Dork staff. 36 Above Individuals who, in some way, were o port of the behind-the-scenes effort to publish the yearbook — Michelle Wilkinson. Sue Crupper. Jomie Ater. Denise Gollivon. Amy Cook. Michelle Cody. Sandro Woolley. Sherrie Dean. Soroh Jones, Jody Phipps. Kelly Fritz, Evelyn Hutson. Jeff Vezino. Deth Cook. Denise Quick ond Jocki Fogerson. Editors. the first time in many years, no deadline was ever met. Assignments were not completed; with these frustrations, a plea for help was issued. Some students rallied and after last-minute changes and efforts, the 1985 Porrrair of Pride was complete. For those who saw the problem and helped with a solution, the Advisor Mr. Taylor soys, It is truly a sad situation when we have this much trouble getting the yearbook finished; because of those few individuals who came through at the end, the yearbook will be a memory. some, the 1985 Porrrair of Pride became nightmare rather than a pleasant mem-. Few can realize the amount of work goes into producing a yearbook. For yearbook future gloomy librarians crupper leads librarians Sue Crupper was elected President of the Librarians. Linda Moefield and Donna Mitchell served as Vice President and Secretary Treasurer, respectively. Members have worked in the Grade School and High School. Advisor Miss Gudauskas said, They have helped a lot on the video tapes. The librarians will be buying calculators for student use in the library and hope to purchase books for the high school. Upper Lef' Officers and Advisor scan on obviously humorous book for the Librory. Upper Right It is not “Little Miss Muffet” but Junior Librorions sitting under the watchful eyes of o spider' - one of many nature subjects found in the Librory. Upper Middle These seniors take time out from their librory duties to scon the current magazines. Right Reference materials ore readily available from these sophomore librarians. 38 thespians, national honor society mchale - outstanding thespian Senior James McHole wos selected os the outstanding Thespian. The number of Thespians was extremely small holding its membership to five — four seniors and one junior. Lefr Seniors James McHole. Corine Fischer. Michele Montgomery, ond Tom Hensley shore o good time on o Thepian outing. Delow foghr The only junior Thespion. Donna Mitchell, shores the spotlight with senior James McHole in the Spring Ploy. ' Get Smart”. ard, gifford solely nhs Seniors Connie Ard and Michelle Gifford were the only members of the National Honor Society. Connie and Michelle were Valedictorian and Salutaforian of their graduating class. Above Lefr Michelle Gifford spends some time working on o computer program. Michelle wos on active member of Deep Purple”. Above Middle Connie Ard is cought off stage in her role in Get Smart”. Connie kept the school s newspaper running smoothly os editor. 39 student council Upper Left Miss Gudouskos shows Student Council members the Homecoming Queen’s “Crown . Along with Co-Advisor. Mr. LeFever. Ms. “G kept the members on their toes. Upper Right Jomes McHole tokes notes ot o meeting. As Vice President. Jomes let people know others' ideas. Above Members listen to the President. Quick-witted Tom always kept the council laughing. Right Freshmen representatives listen closely to their fellow members. 40 activities keep council busy Student Council was involved in many activities including oil Homecoming events - decorating the gymnasium, organizing Spirit Week and the parade, and presenting the Coronation. The leaders and members were kept rather busy during the first few weeks of school. A new event for Dement High School was the Student Council's Christmas Dance — a successful way to end the calendar year. To further spread the spirit of Christmas, Christmas cards were sent to the nursing home residents. Representatives from the Council also met with the high School Advisory Council to present the students' views. Student Council Members: Seniors — Tom Hensley, President: James McHole, Vice President; Lori Bur-gener. Secretary Treasurer,- Colleen O'Connor; and Kraig Rogers. Juniors — Denise Quick; Jack! Fogerson; Lisa Martin; Tammy Taylor; and Heidi Radmaker. Sophomores — Mike Day; Sharon Stoerger; Corey Larimore; Amy Cook; Tonya Bowdre. Freshmen — Lori Bowen; Michelle Wilkinson; Barb Gentry; David Jamison; and Michelle Cody. Upper Lefr Members prepare for events to come. For Lefr Kroig Rogers relaxes ot o meeting. Kroig voices mony thoughts ond opinions for the student body ot the meetings. Lefr Tom Hensley speaks ond gives ideas to fellow members ot o meeting. Tom. being the President. took chorge ond got things done. bhs gets smart with 'get smart' When asked. How would you sum up the play in one sentence?”, Ms. Sharp responded, The play was a lot of hard work and a great deal of fun, but no matter how many times I saw it in rehearsals, I still enjoyed it.” Barb Gentry said, It was extremely funny, and a blast to do.” Tyler Morton replied, This play will be one of the more memorable moments of my high school career.” Donna Mitchell stated, An experience that just can't be understood unless you live it.” James McHale, the star of the play commented, We were SMART and realized what we could do.” And GET SMART” was a great success. Upper High: After the motinee. cost members take o break. After almost eight weeks of rehearsals, it felt good, but sod. to have it all come to on end. Delow Hypnotized Princess Ingrid, Connie Ard, holds Control captive - James McHale and Agent 44. Donna Mitchell. Lower Righr Professor Zalinko eavesdrops on Maxwell Smort's phone coll. 42 Left CAST. Front Row — Potty Morris. Diono Reder. Michelle Wilkinson. Korrie Slogle. Kelly Fritz. Noncy Fritz, Dorb Gentry, Kelli Britten-horn. Second Row - Connie Ard. Donno Mitch-ell. Corine Fischer, Jomes McHole. Todd Thom-os. Kroig Rogers. Thomos Hensley. Michele Montgomery. Bock Row — Seth Burgett. Susan Whiteside. Mark Stoerger. Denise Gollivon. Joy Lewis. Shoron Stoerger. Lori Bowen. Tyler Morton. Kevin Swoim. John Thomos. ond Director Ms. Donno Shorp. Center Mr. Bigg tortures four kidnapped blonds. These four girls hod the perfect requirement for their ports. Below Tyler Morton enjoys luxury of the Fortune Cookie Club. Lower Left: John Thomos, Jomes McHole. ond Tom Hensley check out the latest spy equipment. Lower Right Professor (Corine Fischer) Zolinko explains to Moxwell Smort how the intermo works. 43 memories of 'memory' The theme to Prom wos Memory from the Broadway Musicol Cots”. Anticipation filled the upperclassmen's minds as April 27 arrived. Held at the Round Darn Convention Center in Champaign, the '85 Prom began smoothly, but after dinner the excitement began. Rathskeller, a band from Champaign entertained until 11:00. After-Prom was held at St. Joseph's School in Ivesdale. The band was Headfirst from Monticello. Top Lef' Rathskeller ployed a variety of popular music. They are a band from Champaign. Middle Lefr Vice-President of the Junior class. Liso Martin, is shown giving the Invocation. Liso was always found cheering people on os well as our team. Middle Tonya Dowdre and John Thomas were selected cutest couple. Tonya could be seen cheering John on at the games. Middle fXtghr The best dressed couple for the evening wos Rick Tomson and Kim Hooker. Rick wos always seen busy of work at IGA. Lower Lefr Heidi Rodmoker sits with her dote, Robert Head os they wait for the music to begin. Heidi wos selected best female done-er. Lower Righr Jomes McHale smiles os he gets closer to his date. James wos selected best mole dancer. 44 Upper Left Kendro Phipps ond her dote Joe Wolsh listen to the leoder of Rothskeller crock some jokes. Kendro wos octive in volleyball, basketball, ond trock during high school. Upper Righr Jocki Fogerson ond dote Tom Wolsh seem to be enjoying the evening. Jocki wos President of the Junior closs. Lower Left Sue Crupper ond dote Lynn Lorimore teom up os twins. Sue wos President of Librorion'sClub. Middle Teachers Mrs. Wilkinson ond Miss Nuxoll chat before dinner is served. Mrs. Wilkinson wos o sponsor of the Junior closs. ond Miss Nuxoll sponsored the Sophomore closs. 45 co-captains spark team The Co-Captains for the 1984 Varsity Football team were David Schwartz, Kroig Rogers, Ted Auth, James McHale, Rick Tomson. and John Thomas. Though the Bulldogs' record was 1 win and 8 losses, the team's spirit should have the record turned around. The Bulldogs did not have a good season having won one out of nine games. As there were only five Seniors on the team, a lot of younger players got lots of experience. The MVP for 1985, elected by his teammates, was Senior David Schwartz. David won the Defensive Player of the Year Award, tied with Senior Ted Auth for Most Tackles, and made Second Team All-Conference as a Defensive Linebacker. Kraig Rogers, Senior, was Offensive Player of the Year, made Second Team All-Conference as on Offensive Tight End and Honorable Mention All-Conference as a Defensive End. Junior Ken Nelsen, who tied with Rick Tomson for Best Blocker, made Second Team All-Conference as an Offensive Guard. Ted Auth received the Most Improved Award. Upper Letr Quarterback Tyler Morton looks for on open player for o poss. Upper Rtghr Coach Jerry Lone keeps on eye on the field. Lower Left Senior Dovid Schwortz tries to dodge his opponent. Lower H ghr The Bulldogs scramble for the ball. 48 Top Lefr Doug Broderick. John Thomas. Rick Tomson. Kroig Rogers, Por Driscoll and other Bulldogs prepare for the Snake Dance. Above Senior James McHole tries to find a way. Middle Lefr The team shows its enthuiosm os each member is introduced at the pep rally. Lefr The pile-up starts, but Bement has the ball. 49 bulldogs gain experience The Bulldogs gained o lot of experience this year. With the lock of upperclassmen almost anyone who went out for football played Varsity. Practices started the second week in August; the players started grueling double sessions. With J.V. players on Varsity, the players had to learn new and different plays quickly. The J.V. Bulldogs opened the season against a tough opponent — the Monficello Sages. The Bulldogs fought hard but couldn't get things together. Things are looking up. We had a good turnout from the Freshmen class. The Freshmen and Sophomores were good classes. We have three good classes together now, according to Coach Harshbarger. The Junior Varsity ended the season with a win against the Afwood-Ham-mond Rajahs. 5 Freshmen lettered this year, so things can only get better. Top Right The Dulldogs take it easy during the Homecoming Parade. The Bulldogs lost the gome to the Milford Wildcots. Lower Left Quo-terback Tyler Morton looks for on open pass. Tyler is also active in Q-Club. 50 Left A Bulldog ployer tries to get post o Monti-cello ployer. The Bulldogs lost to Monticello here in Bement. Below A Bulldog owoits to cotch the boll. 51 players bump to new coach Miss Nuxoll hod no problem fitting in during her first year ot BHS. We finished 9-13 for the year, but record is not indicative of the talent of the team, said Coach Nuxoll. Senior Andi Shonkwiler received the Most Valuable Player Award and was named os a member of the LOVC All- Conference Second Team. Andi and Senior Kendra Phipps were Co-Cap-tains of the 1984-85 Varsity Volleyball Team. The closer the team got to the end of the season, the more aware they were of the idea that teamwork was important to success on the court. Upper ftighr Go. Fight. Win. Hey! The Dulldog's record was 9-10. Above The Dulldogs hove fun worming up. Fun is on important aspect of sports ot Dement High School. fXighr Lori Dur-gener sets the boll while Loro Monolisoy waits to spike. Lori's sets for the yeor totaled 366. 52 Ddow Junior Thereso Flovin bumps the boll. The ream gets closer to winning the gome. Upper Lefr All eyes ore on Senior Kendra Phipps when she bumped the boll. A sharp eye could moke the difference between o hit ond o miss. Left The Bulldogs opploud their team members os each is introduced. Team spirit keeps the gome moving. 53 girls work os team The J.V. Volleyball season record was 10-8. Coach Nuxoll said, The girls worked together as a team and were very determined. These are qualities every coach looks for.” She also said, This year's Freshmen will be highly counted on next year.” J.V. Captain Tracy Pierce said, I thought they worked as a team instead of individuals.” Top Right The J.V. players get into the spirit before the gome. This year's record wos 10-3. Inset Coach Nuxoll gives the girls a vote of confidence before their next game. This wos Coach Nuxoll's first year ot OHS. Above Teresa Roderick bumps the boll os Toro Buckner anxiously awaits. Coach Nuxoll said, The girls showed a lot of spirit and enthusiasm this year. Right Pam Baker blocks the ball so the other team doesn't score while Joy Lewis waifs. Pom and Joy ore also BHS cheerleaders. 54 Top Rtghr Pom Boker spikes the boll bock to the opponents. Pom olso porticipotes in trock. Above Joy Lewis tokes her turn in bumping the volleyboll. Joy is Secretory of French Club. Left Tereso Roderick bumps the boll in hopes thot the other teom will miss. 55 rogers named mvp At a banquet honoring the basket-boll players, Kraig Rogers was voted Most Valuable Player and awarded the Most Rebounds with 295. Kraig was named to the All-Star Team of the Shiloh tournament and also First-Team all-conference. Most Assists went to Ted Auth with 120. Ted was named to Second-Team all-conference. Best Free-Throw percentage went to Tim Walsh shooting 77.9%. The Varsity Bulldogs ended the season with a LOVC record of 4 wins and 10 losses and an overall record of 10 wins and 16 losses. Winning the Shiloh Holiday tournament Consolation bracket was a highlight of the season. The only returning lettermon was Kraig Rogers. The team consisted of only 0 seniors and 2 juniors, which gave the younger players more experience. Freshman Tim Walsh started when teammate Ted Auth was injured. The members of the team were: seniors: Kraig Rogers, James McHale and Ted Auth; juniors: John Thomas and Eric Clements; sophomores: Tyler Morton and Jeff Price; freshmen: Tim Walsh, Scott Lane, Todd Thomas and Chad Smith. Above Everyone owoits the outcome of this shot. Kroig wos named MVP for the 1984-85 bosketboll season. Middle Lefr After a fight for the boll. Kroig Rogers ended up with the tip. Kroig wos also o member of the 1984-85 Homecoming Court. Middle Righr While dribbling the boll. Ted Auth looks post the opponent trying to find o teommote. Ted wos in boseboll ond footboll also. Dorrom As Tyler Morton shoots o worm-up shot, John Thomas waits for the rebound. Tyler ond John were both active in footboll ond boseboll. 56 Upper Lef: Clocking our fhe ployer is junior Eric Clemenfs. Eric wos known for towering over underclossmen. Delow Concentroting on his shot is Eric Clements. Eric wos very octive in footboll ond baseball. Lower Lefr Mr. Wingle breoks up the talk os fhe players go to worm-up. Mr. Wingle teoch-es Moth in High School. 57 bulldogs improve with time The J.V. Football players didn't hove much time to rest because the Mon-day after the last football game. Basketball practice started. Practices started with the Freshmen and Sophomores learning new plays for Varsity. Coach Harshbarger stated, We were short on numbers. Due to the lack of experience and upperclassmen, a lot of J.V. players played Varsity. There is a lot of optimism for next year due to the experience gained this year. The Bulldogs opened the season with a loss against the Deland-Weldon Eagles; they finished the season with a loss against the Arthur Knights which gave them a 4-14 overall win-loss record and a 4-10 LOVC win-loss record. Top Right Mike Day mokes on attempt to block o Villo Grove player's shot. While Todd Thom-os and Chad Smith look on. Mike olso ploys football. Middle Right Freshmen Scott Lone shoots over o Villo Grove player who attempts to guard him. Scott had 85 points for the season. Lower Right Chad Smith gets the rebound while the boys are worming up for the game. Chad had 49 rebounds for the season. 58 loser Todd Thomos colmly shoots for two. Todd olso ploys footboll ond boseboll. Top nghr Corey Lorimore ond Chod Smith owoit the stort of the gome. Corey ond Chod both ploy footboll. Lower right Tyler Morton receives the inbounds poss. Tyler olso ploys Vorsity. Above The Bulldogs hustle to stop o Villo Grove ployer from shooting. The Bulldogs hod o 4-10 conference record. t 59 coach stresses team work The Lady Bulldogs started off a new season with high hopes and a new coach. The practices were long and hard, but it paid off when the Varsity Lady Bulldogs won the opener against the Deland-Weldon Eagles. After a month of hard practices. Coach Nuxoll gave the ladies a break and held a Christmas party treating with pizza. There was also a gift exchange. With a lot of determination but a little less luck, the Lady Bulldogs did not advance in the L.O.V.C. or Regional tournaments. The highlight of the season was the Awards Banquet. Senior Brenda Moe-field was voted most valuable player. Linda Moefield, also a Senior received an award for highest free throw percentage. Jody Lewis, a Junior, had the most assists of the season, and Sophomore Amy Cook received the Hustle Award, for which both J.V. and Varsity voted. The season ended with Senior Night at which Brenda and Linda Moefield were recognized. Top Right Terry Ekiss slips by on opponent to prevent o field goal. Terry storted ploying Varsity her sophomore year. Above Denise Galli-von looks for o cleor inbound pass. Denise also ploys in the bond. Dorrom Right Cooch Nuxoll reminds the J.V. Lody Bulldogs whot they hove to accomplish 60 Upper Lefr The Varsity players listen attentively, while Coach Nuxoll tells them the facts. The Lody Dulldogs fought hard but were defeated in this gome. Upper Right Donna Mitchell and Jody Lewis try to figure out what they have to do in practice. Lefr Linda Moefield dribbles up the side line. Lindo hod thehighest free throw percentage of the season. Above Patty Morris shoots over her opponent. In her spare time. Potty shows horses. 61 Above Left Cooch John Wingle wrops Kelly Fritz's leg. Above Right Thereso Flovin strives to win the 800 Meter Roce ot LOVC. Above Rusty Hislope tries to receive the best length for the Long Jump event of the Monticello Trock Meet. Center Andy Drennon throws the discus ot the Monticello Trock Meet while Tim Wolsh observes. Right Jomes McHole ond Mork Woolley poss off the boton in the 1600 reloy. Inset Ms. Shorp. Cooch Wingle, ond Principol Zollmon wotch the events ot the Monticello Trock Meet. 62 individuals shine Coach Wingle stared, The 1985 track season was an enjoyable one. Although the team did not finish well, there were some excellent individual and relay performances.” Theresa Flavin won the Long Jump and the 800 Meter Run at LOVC. She won the Long Jump at the Area Best Meets while finishing second place in the 800 Meter Run at both. Theresa was named Outstanding Athlete” at the Decatur Area Best Track Meet. Tyna Deffenbaugh won the Decatur Area Best High Jump event at 5'3”. Mr. Wingle continued to say, Next year, we will miss the leadership that our Seniors — James McHale, Lori Burgener, Kendra Phipps, and Andi Shonk-wiler - gave to this year's young squad.” RECORDS: Theresa Flavin — 2:20.7, 800 Meter Run, 17'1 Vi ”, Long Jump. Tyna Deffenbaugh - 5'3”, High Hump. Andi Shonkwiler, Theresa Flavin, Tyna Deffenbaugh, and Barb Gentry — 2:00.2, 800 Medley Relay. Above Left Tyno Deffenbaugh high jumps 5'2 at Arthur LOVC. Upper Right Kendra Phipps leaps across 200 Low Hurdles. Center James McHale hurdles the 100 Low Hurdles for a victory. Left Andi Shonkwiler sprints the lost leg of the 400 Meter Relay. Above Track Team members check the roster for the upcoming events. 63 Top Left Kroig Rogers. Tim Walsh, ond Cooch Lone fake o break during a time out. Topflight Toking if easy in the ' dugout . Scoff Lane. Curt Fogerson. Todd Thomas, ond James McHale watch the gome. Above Junior John Thomos gets ready to pitch a gome, flight If things aren't going so well, it is difficult to keep your mind on the game!! 64 '65 q successful season The coach of the baseball team, Mr. Lane, was very pleased with the team this year. Mr. Lane said, We lost seven starters off last year's team, and we expected only half wins and half losses. We've done much better.'' This year's team only had three seniors, Ted Auth, Kraig Rogers, and James McHale. Coach Lone said they showed excellent leadership for the team. We'll expect a lot of things from the youth of the team in the future, commented Coach Lone. Upper Left Dench ocfion was calm, but enthusiasm wos great. Upper Right Datter Up! The right strategy could mean onother victory. Mid die Junior David Dolton rakes the pitcher's mound. David wos one of the team's pitchers. Left Todd Thomas ond Tim Wolsh throw a few before a gome. The team ploced second in conference ploy. 65 berbaum cheerleader favorite One of the cheerleaders' activities included a kick-a-thon to help raise money for Muscular Dystrophy. They also sold jewelry and comb sets to raise money. Mrs. Berbaum said, Our goals were not only to improve cheerleading technique, but to cooperate among each other. She also stated, That I truly enjoyed working with the girls. The cheerleaders said, Mrs. Berbaum deserves a big thanks for all the things she did for us. Top Right At the beginning of every gome. Varsity Cheerleaders perform the starring line up. loser As she cheers. Holly Sparkman shows her school spirit. Above Vorsity Cheerleaders: Lisa Mortin, Jocki Fogerson, Angi Corney, Denise Quick, and Holly Sporkmon. For Right At a JV basketball gome. Freshmen Michelle Wil-kinson disploys her talent to the crowd. Right Before the vorsity gome. Seniors Holly Spark-mon and Angi Corney hove a little fun. Lower Right Oest friends Jocki Fogerson and Denise show their closs and pride. 66 Upper Left Jamie Williams. Tyna Deffenbaugh, ond Michelle Wilkinson try to get the Freshmen support going. Above Junior Vorsity Cheerleaders: Tonyo Dowdre. Michelle Wilkinson. Jomie Williams. Joy Lewis, Pom Doker. ond Tyno Deffenbough. Left Watching the gome. Jomie Williams disagrees with the official's coll. 67 ft V, ft ft JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYDALL Row 1 — Michelle Wilkinson. Michelle Cody. Aliso Foirbonks. Kim Nelsen. Row 2 - Joy Lewis. Trocy Pierce. Tonyo Bowdre. Dorboro Gentry. Row 3 - Cooch Lindo Nuxoll. Tyno Deffenbough. Lori Dowen. Christine Worner. Tereso Roderick. Pom Doker. Noncy Fritz. Toro Duckner. VARSITY VOLLEYDALL Row 1 — Korrie Slogle. Teri Ekiss. Tommy Toylor. Loro Monolisoy. Row 2 - Cooch Lindo Nuxoll. Kendro Phipps, Shelly Poogue. Thereso Flovin. Andi Shonkwiler. Suson Whiteside. Row 3 — Colleen O'Connor. Connie Ard, Joy Lewis. Lori Durgener. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1 — Evelyn Hutson. Potty Morris. Christine Worner, Tyno Deffenbough, Sherrie Deon. Row 2 - Cooch Lindo Nuxoll. Amy Cook. Aliso Foirbonks. Michelle Cody. Denise Gollivon, Toro Buckner. Kristi Britfenhom. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1 - Teri Ekiss. Brendo Moefield. Lindo Moefield. Tyno Deffenbough. Row 2 — Cooch Lindo Nuxoll, Tino Donielson, Jody Lewis, Donno Mitchell. Amy Cook, Kendro Phipps. Andi Shonkwiler. FOOTBALL Row 1 - Mgr. Steve Doniels. Mgr. ‘{ Joson Shonkwiler. Rob Dodge. Tyler Morton. Ken Nelsen. Tony Wildmon. Don O'Connor. Tom Smith, Chuck Durgener. Scott Crowl. David Mills. Chad Smith. Todd Thomos. Croig Shonkwiler. Curt Fogerson. Mgr. Gory Bren- nan. Row 2 - John Cohill. Tim Wolsh. Jeff Ard, Dovid Dolton. John Thomos. Andy Brennan. Ted Aurh. Scott Lone. Ted Adorns. Rob [i J 68 GIRLS TRACK Row 1 — Evelyn Hutson, Lori Durgener, Andi Shonkwiler. Kendro Phipps, Thereso Flavin. Row 2 — Sondro Woolley, Lori Dowen. Tyno Deffenbough, Loro Monolisoy. Kelly Fritz, Borbara Gentry. DOYS TRACK Row 1 — Rusty Hislope. Richord McDermith. Craig Shonkwiler. Tony Wildman. Seth Durgetr. Row 2 - Coach John Wingle. Scott Lone. Tim Walsh, Gory Drennon. James McHole. Mark Woolley, Glen Buckner. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1 — Chad Smith, Todd Thomos, Tyler Morton, John Thomos. Ted Auth. Row 2 — Assistant Coach John Harshborger, Scott Lone. Tim Walsh. Kroig Rogers. Jeff Price. Eric Clements. James McHole, Coach John Wingle. ll JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1 - John Thomos. Chad Smith. Curt Fogerson. Todd Thomos. Tyler Morton. Row 2 — Rob Dodge. Gory Brennan. Scott Lone. Jeff Price. Coach John Harshborger. Summor. Glen Buckner. Mark Woolley, Doug Broderick. Row 3 — Assistant Cooch John Harshborger, Kroig Rogers. Jeff Price. Eric Clements. Pot Driscoll. Mike Tomson, Rick Tom-son, David Schwartz, James McHole, Corey Lorimore. Mike Doy. Cooch Jerry Lone. BASEBALL Row 1 - Curt Fogerson. Todd Ted Auth. Kroig Rogers. Eric Clements. Do- Thomos. Tyler Morton. David Lonsford. Ken vid Dolton. James McHole. Scott Lone. Row Nelsen, John Thomos. Row 2 — Tim Wolsh. 3 — Mgr. Shone Shumord. Cooch Jerry Lone 69 how much did it cost in . . . 1965 The following ore items ond estimated prices of their cost purchased by Dement High School students: ALBUM OR TAPE.................................................8.98 MOVIE TICKET .................................................3.75 MEDIUM PIZZA .................................................7.00 NIKE TENNIS SHOES............................................38.98 PACK OF GUM.....................................................30 CAN OF POP .....................................................50 PAIR OF JEANS ...............................................35.00 HAIRCUT (MALE) ..............................................10.00 HAIRCUT (FEMALE) ............................................16.00 DEMENT RECORD (Newspaper).......................................25 DEMENT SPORTS EVENT TICKET ...................................1.00 CAFETERIA LUNCH ..............................................1.10 YEARBOOK ....................................................18.00 NOTEBOOK .....................................................2.89 CONCERT TICKET...............................................18.00 GAS PER GALLON ...............................................1.13 USED CAR ........................................1,500.00-2.000.00 DOZEN ROSES .................................................27.50 STAMP ..........................................................22 SEVENTEEN MAGAZINE............................................2.50 SPORTS ILLUSTRATED ...........................................2.25 CLASSRING (GOLD)............................................200.00 CLASSRING (SILVER) .........................................105.00 SWEATER .....................................................25.00 LETTER JACKET (MALE)........................................100.00 LETTER JACKET (FEMALE).......................................85.00 COLLEGE (PRIVATE) ........................................8,500.00 COLLEGE (PUBLIC)..........................................4,500.00 advertisements STATE BANK OF BEMENT 180 EAST BODMAN BEMENT. ILLINOIS 61813 217-678-2321 MEMBER FDIC DRIVE-UP WINDOW 8 AM-4:30 PM FRIDAY 8 AM-5:30 PM OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY LOBBY HOURS 9 AM-3 PM ■ 72 C.J. MORRIS (j SONS BUY SELL TRADE 4 COMPLETE LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS JIM MORRIS Business Phone 217-678-7661 Residence Phone 217-678-8371 Mobile Phone 217-398-0340 R.R. 1 BEMENT. ILLINOIS 61813 73 THE ROUX FUNERAL HOME 348 NORTH PIATT STREET DEMENT, ILLINOIS 61813 74 BEMENT GRAIN CO. BEMENT GRAIN COMPANY 400 EAST DODMAN STREET DEMENT, ILLINOIS 61813 217-678-2261 KINTNER'S FOODLINER 100 E. DODMAN DEMENT, ILLINOIS 678-3221 Monday-Saturday 7 AM to 9 PM Sunday 7 AM to 6 PM 75 400 WEST CENTER MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS 61856 217-762-4761 MONTICELLO GRAIN CO. 420 W. MARION A COOPERATIVE 'AT YOUR SERVICE GRAIN MARKETING - FERTILIZER - CHEMICALS -FEED GRAIN STORAGE DRYING - PETROLEUM -SEED LOCATIONS: MONTICELLO SEYMOUR LODGE WHITE HEATH TIPPERARY MAIN OFFICE - MARKET LINE 762-2163 DELL INSURANCE AGENCY ESTABLISHED IN 1901 KEITH DELL AGENT IRENE M. HOOKER, CPIW, DROKER 125 EAST BODMAN DEMENT. ILLINOIS 217-678-2881 PIERSON GRAIN AND SUPPLY COMPANY GRAIN - CHEMICALS CO-OP FUELS OILS FARMLAND FERTILIZERS P.O. DOX 97 HAMMOND. ILLINOIS 61929 217-578-3013 76 i I BUCKS PROCESSING PROPER PROCESSING IS OUR BUSINESS EXPERT CUTTING CORRECT WRAPPING SHARP FREEZING J.R. HEATH AND SONS CO. 132 WEST WING DEMENT. ILLINOIS 61813 217-678-3401 A COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY PARTS AND SERVICES DRIDGE STREET MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS 61856 217-762-2534 Women's. Junior Children's Oothing- Kuddly Korner Dr. Mark R. Hudson FAMILY DENTISTRY 127 EAST DODMAN DEMENT. ILLINOIS 61813 217-678-2411 122 NORTH CHARTER MONTICELLO, ILLINOIS 217-762-2991 77 [Bizza n MONICAL'S PIZZA VV JJ 707 W. BRIDGE ST. yy MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS 61856 217-762-9874 HANDLEY TRUE VALUE In Beautiful Downtown Cerro Gordo 217-763-2281 m R 1 mmm IVESDALE. ILLINOIS 61851 564-2255 Member FDIC ROY'S STUDIO Portrait - Commercial NOTARY FIREARM ACT APPLICATION FILM PROCESS 578-2208 217-578-2200 W7IRVED CLASSRINGS,INC HADDEN JEWELERS THE CLASS RING CENTER REX HADDEN 111 N. MAIN JEWELER ATWOOD. ILLINOIS 61913 GOODRICH TV 6 APPLIANCE 217-578-3023 WE SERVICE ALL APPLIANCES ATWOOD. ILLINOIS ATWOOD MARATHON MONDAY-SATURDAY 7 AM-7 PM 217-578-2917 TOM MOOD - OWNER KAISER’S 1 100 E. WASHINGTON MONTICELLO, ILLINOIS 217-762-5676 BILL SANDY'S EISNER CHOICE MEATS FRESH PRODUCE QUALITY FOOD OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 215 SOUTH CHARTER MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS 61856 217-762-3161 DEMENT FLORIST ED'S WEDDINGS KERR McGEE FUNERALS SPECIAL OCCASIONS 110 NORTH MARKET 119 EAST DODMAN MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS 61856 DEMENT. ILLINOIS 61813 217-762-9082 217-678-8415 ARMSWORTH APPLIANCE DR. JOHN A. SOCHOR G E — MAYTAG DENTIST KITCHENAID LITTON — ROPER — AMANA RCA — ZENITH 233 E. SOUTH ST., DOX 737 205 WEST CENTER CERRO GORDO. ILLINOIS 61818 MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS 217-763-3321 217-762-7121 HOLT WELDING JODIE LEE'S CONSTRUCTION CLOTHING DAVE HOLT 2200 N. WOODFORD 121 EAST DODMAN FABRICATION DECATUR, ILLINOIS 62526 DEMENT. ILLINOIS WELDING REPAIR ? ' ?? 217-678-8413 METAL BUILDING REPAIR 2iy 67fi 8l26 79 ALBLINGER BROTHERS HARDWARE CO. W.A. DRAKE FARM HOME SUPPLY PLUMBING - HEATING LOCATIONS IN IVESDALE AND SADORUS 217-564-2400 930 NORTH MACON DEMENT. ILLINOIS 61613 217-678-2511 JH HSW EQUIPMENT CO. 125 WEST DODMAN BEMENT, ILLINOIS 61813 PIATT COUNTY SERVICE COMPANY BEMENT 678-5511 THE STATE BANK OF HAMMOND DOBSON TRUE VALUE MEMBER FDtC HAMMOND, ILLINOIS 217-262-3093 HANCOCK'S RESTAURANT LOUNGE ON THE SQUARE IN MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS 217-762-7341 HARDWARE DUMPER TO DUMPER AUTO PARTS 148 NORTH MACON BEMENT, ILLINOIS 61813 217-678-8311 BEMENT HARDWARE PLUMDING AND ELECTRICAL HOUSEWARES AND GIFTS 109 E. BODMAN BEMENT. ILLINOIS 217-678-3911 MIKE 6 POLLY FERGUSON, OWNERS 80 FILIPPO'S PIZZA ITALIAN FOOD 200 S. MARKET MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS BILL HAYES TV MAGNAVOX AND SYLVANIA SATELLITE DISHES 818 SOUTH MARKET MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS 61856 217-762-5941 217-762-2921 THE FAMILY SHOPPE JORDAN'S BARBERSHOP FASHIONS FOR ALL THE FAMILY 105 NORTH MAIN STREET ATWOOD. ILLINOIS 217-578-0211 110 EAST WASHINGTON MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS 61856 217-762-2722 SUHRE'S TRUE VALUE 108 SOUTH CHARTER MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS 61856 217-762-5561 WASHINGTON 6 MARKET MONTICELLO, ILLINOIS 61856 217-762-9000 SEBEN'S STANDARD SERVICE PIATT COUNTY JOURNAL REPUBLICAN MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS 217-762-2511 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER DAVID A. PLATZBECKER M.D. 108 SOUTH MAIN TELEPHONE ATWOOD. ILLINOIS 61913 217-578-2218 81 PIZZA MAN LASAGNA SPAGHETTI SANDWICHES LOCATIONS IN DEMENT AND CERRO GORDO WHITE FARM EQUIPMENT JENNINGS IMPLEMENT COMPANY HAROLD, JUANITA, LESLIE, JANET, GARY, SCOTT, AND VALERIE 401 SOUTH WASHINGTON DEMENT. ILLINOIS 61613 217-678-3381 DILL'S TIRE SERVICE ON THE FARM SERVICE 314 W. DRIDGE STREET MONTICELLO, ILLINOIS 61856 217-762-9391 DAY 217-762-7675 NIGHT MONTICELLO AUTO DEALERS DILL ADDOTT INC STROHL FORD INC POLING CHEVROLET INC 82 fX C BEST VIDEO WISHES fl R N 404 WEST CENTER rp, MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS tL 61856 ££ 217-762-9313 THE DROWN DAG GREAT DELI FOOD — OVERSTUFFED SANDWICHES HOMEMADE SALADS — SOUPS PIES — COOKIES HERE OR TO GO 212 W. WASHINGTON MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS 217-762-9221 JL ENDRIZZI STANDARD STANDARD CERRO GORDO. ILLINOIS 61818 217-763-6231 Mon.-Fri.: 6:30 AM TO 6:30 PM Sot.: 7 AM TO 6 PM Sun.: 10 AM TO 4 PM SERVICE WITH A SMILE Aubie Dionne Endrizzi, Owners THE PORTRAIT OF PRIDE STAFF THANKS ITS PATRONS 83 index ACTIVITIES 24 Adorns, Ted 12, 66 ADVERTISEMENTS 70 Airsmon. Joe 6 Alblinger Brothers Hordwore Co. 80 Allison, Sheilo 14. D, 26. 27 ANNUAL STAFF 37 Ard, Connie 18.31 D. 36. 36. 39, 42. 43, 52. 53. 66 Ard, Jeff 16. 66 Armstrong Applionces 79 Ater, Jamie 18. 26, 29. 30. 31. 33. 37 ATHLETICS 46 Atwood Morothon 78 Auth. Ted 18. D. 56, 66, 69 Ayers. Marilyn 10 b . . . Boker, Pom 5. 14, 34. 55, DAND BASEBALL DASKETBALL, BOYS 56. 57, BASKETBALL. GIRLS Bell insuronce Agency Bement Florist Bement Groin Company Bement Hordwore Berboum, Christine Bertsch, Elizabeth Bill (j Sandy’s Eisner Bill's Tire Service Birch, Don Birch. Kirk Birch. Kristi Borelli. Potricio Ann Bowdre. Tonyo 5. 14. 31, 36, 40. 44. Bowlin, Dello Bowlin, Will Bowen, Lori 12. 13, 27, 28. 29. 30. 31. 41. 42. 43. Brennon, Andy Brennan. Gory Brittenhom, Kelli Brittenhom, Kristi Broderick, Doug Brown, Bog, The Buck’s Processing Buckner, Glen Buckner, Toro Burgener, Chuck Burgener, Lori Burgess. Judy Burgett, Seth Butterick. Lucille 16, 27. 62, 6, 14, 26, 36. 14, 27. 28. 30. 31 6. 12. 13. 26. 27. 12. 31. 14. D. 34. 55. 60. 4. 14. 19, B. 33. 36. 52. 53, 12. 27. 30, 31. 67. 66 26. 27 64. 65 58. 59 60. 61 76 79 75 80 8 10 79 82 11 11 16. D 8. 33 55, 67 11 11 35. 40. 68. 69 63, 68 68, 69 , D. 43 28. 68 14. 68 83 77 68. 69 61. 68 34. 68 68. 69 8 43. 69 11 Cohill. John Contrell. Amy Cantrell, Rita Corney. Angelo 12. 68 19. 33 17. D. 38 18. 27. 28. 29. 31. 66, 67 Chopmon, Howard 18 Gaigalos, Laima 8 CHEERLEADERS 66. 67 Gollivan, Denise 14. 27. 30, 31, 37, 43, 60, 68 CHORUS 28 Gollivan. Michoel 10 Chumbly. Mory 11 Gentry. Barb 12, 26. 29, 31. 40. 41, 43. 62. 68. Clements. Eric 17, 56. 57, 68. 69 69 Cody. Darlene 18 Gentry, Ellen 17. D, 26 Cody. Michelle 6. 12. 13, 26. 31. 37, 40. 41. 68 Gifford, Michelle 18. 28. 29, 31, 39 Cook, Amy 14. 31. 37. 40. 60. 68 Goodrich TV 6 Appliance , 78 Cook. Beth 17. 30, 36, 37 Gudauskas, Minnie 8. 40 Cook, Dorothy 11 Gulliford. Shelly 14. D. 28, 38 Corum, Eugene 10 Cozod, Trocy 17, 27. 38 U Crowl. Brondon B M ... Crowl. Leigho 17. 28, 29 80 Crowl. Scott 12, 68 HSW Equipment Co. Crupper. Suson 19. 31. 36. 37, 38. 45 Hadden Jewelers 78 Hancock's Restaurant and Lounge 80 i Handley True Volue 78 d . . . Harms. Ruth 8 Harris. Kevin 14, 34 Dolton. Dovid 17, 65, 68, 69 Harrison, Tiffany 12. 13. 26. 28. 31 Daniels. Steve 68 Horshbarger, John 8 Danielson. Tino 19. 38. 61. 68 Bill Hayes TV 81 Doy. Mike 14, 58. 68 Hayes. Shonnon 12, 13, 28, 31 Dean, Sherrie 12. 27, 28. 31, 37, 68 J.R. Heath 0 Sons Co. 77 DEEP PURPLE 28. 29 Hendrix, Tina 6. 17, 26. 30 Deffenbough, Tyno 6, 12, 13. 26. 27. 28. 29, 61. Hensley, Tom 18. 27, 30. 35. 39. 40, 41, 43 62. 63. 67. 68, 69 Hensley. Thomas 8 Dick, Evelyn 11 Hislope, Rusty 14. 34. 62, 69 Dobson True Value 80 Hislope, Tina 4, 18. 33. 38 Dodge, Rob 6. 12, 28, 68, 69 Holt Welding 6 Construction 79 W.A. Drake Form 6 Home Supply 80 HOMECOMING 32, A. B, C Driscoll. Pot 12, 26. 68 Hooker, Sharon 11 Hudson, Mark (Dr.) 77 Hutson, Evelyn 14. 31. D. 37. 38, 61, 68. 69 e . . . Hutson, Jakie 19. 28 Ed’s Kerr McGee 79 Ekiss, Teri 6. 16, D. 52, 60, 61. 68 1 . . . Endrizzi Standard 83 Ensign, Mike 14 INDUSTRIAL ARTS • ■ 34 I ... FACULTY 8. 9. 10. 11 j . . . Jamison, Dovid 12. 41 The Family Shoppe 81 Jamison. Teresa 14. 31. 35, 38 Fillipo's Pizza 81 Jeon, Renee 17, 28. D The First National Bank of Ivesdole 78 Jennings Implement Company 82 Fairbanks, Alisa 12, 26, 28, 68 Jodie Lee's Clothing 79 FHA D. 33 Jones. Saroh 12, 13. 27. 28. 29, 30. 31. 37 Fischer. Corine 19, 26. 27. 33, 35. 36. 38, 39. Jordan's Barber Shop 81 42, 43 JUNIORS 16. 17 Flavin, Theresa 5, 16, 36, 52, 53, 62. 68. 69 Flood. Catherine 8, 36 L, Fogerson, Curt 4. 12, 62. 68, 69 K ... Fogerson. Jackie 17, 30, 37, 40, 41. 45. 66, 67 FOOTBALL 48. 49. 50, 51 Kaiser's 79 FRENCH CLUB 30. 31 Kinter's IGA 75 FRESHMEN 12, 13 Kopp. Kevin 12. 26 Fritz. Kelly 14. 15, 30. 31. D. 37. 38. 43. 62. 69 Kopp, Krista 19. 31, 33. 36. 38 Fritz, Nancy 14, 31, D. 38. 43. 68 Kuddly Korner 77 Fuqua, Don 14. 34 1.. . 9 • • • Lone, Jerry 8 � 84 index 4 t Lone. Scott 4, Lonsford. Dovid Lorimore, Corey Lorimore. Toro Lawson, Soroh LeFever. Kent Lewis, Jody Lewis, John Lewis, Joy 14, 28. Lewis, Lourie LIBRARIANS Loggins, Ginger 12, 57, 58. 63. 63, 68, 69 17, 69 14. 15. 36. 68 14. D D 8 17. 30, 36. 52, 61. 68 13 30. 31. 42. 43. 55. 67, 68 14, D. 38 38 14, 15. D, 34 m Mogsomen. Annette 8 Monolisoy, Lauro 16, 36, 52, 53. 68. 69 Moninf, Mike 14. 27. 31. 35 Martin, Liso 16. 26, 27, 30. D. 41, 44. 66, 67 Mash, Don 10 McDermith, Richard 13, 31, 69 McHole, James 5, 20, 26. 30. 31. D. 39. 40, 42. 43. 44. 56. 62. 63. 64. 68. 69 10 11 8 4. 15. 38. 68 6. 16, 33. 36, 38. 39 39. 42, 43. 61, 68 5. 20. 38. 61. 68 20. 38, 61. 68 McHqJe. John Mellendorf. Joonn Melvin, Terry Mills, Dovid Mitchell. Donno Moefield, Drendo Moefield. Lindo Montgomery, Michele 21. 26, 28, 29. 33. 36. 38. 39. 43 Monticello Auto Dealers 82 Monticello Groin 76 Monicol's Pizzo 78 Morgan. Mike 10 Morris, CJ. 6 Sons 73 Morris. Potty 14. 15. 27, D. 38, 40, 42. 43. 61. 68 Moseley. Shone 4. 15. 34 Morton, Tyler 15. 27, 43. 50, 56. 59. 68. 69 Mulvoney. Georgia 11 n . . . 39 16. 34, 68. 69 13. 26. 28. 68 36 8. 61 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Nelsen, Ken Nelsen. Kimberly NEWSTAFF Nuxoll, Lindo o . . . O Connor. Colleen 21. 31. D. 33. 40, 41. 52. 53. 68 O'Connor. Doniel 6. 68 P • PEOPLE 6 Phipps, Jody 15, D. 37 Phipps. Kendro 6. 20, D, 33. 34. 44. 52, 53. 61, 63. 68. 69 Piatt County Journal Republican 81 Piotf County Service Company 80 Pierce. Trocy 15. 31. 68 Pizzo Mon 82 Pierson Groin ond Supply Company 76 Plotzbecker, Dovid A. MD 81 Poogue. Shelly 17. 36. 52. 68 Price, Jeff 34. 68. 69 PROM 44. 45 Pruitt, Angie 17. D Pruitt. Lance 15 q • • • Quick. Chris 13 Quick, Denise 17, 26, 30, 37, 40, 41. 45. 66, 67 r . . . Shure's True Value 81 Summer. Rob 13. 68 Swoim. Kevin 13. 42. 43 t . . . Toboko, Elizabeth D Taylor, Merle 8 Taylor. Sherrie 20 Taylor. Tammy 5. 16. 30, 36. 41. 52 THESPIANS 39 Thomas. John 4, 17, 43. 44, 56. 65. 68. 69 Thomos. Todd 13. 34, 43, 59. 64. 65. 68. 69 Tiemon. Ted 17 Timme. Darrell 15. 34 Tomson, Mike 4. 15. 34. 68 Tomson, Rick 21. D. 44. 68 Trocy. Ardi 17. D. 38 Turner. Michelle 15 Radmoker, Heidi 17. 26. 28. 29. 38. 41, 44 Red Fox 76 V . . . Reder. Diano 15, 42, 43 Rexroad, Terry 17 Vance. Heather 13. 27. 31 Riddle. Rosemary 13 Vezino. Jeff 15. 31. 37. 38 Roderick. Teresa 15. 27. 31, D, 55. 68 Video Corner 83 Rogers, Cari 13 VOLLEYBALL 52. 53. 54. 55 Rogers. Kriag 4, 6. 20, 30, 31, D. 41. 43, 56. 57. 68. 69 w . . Rogers Lorry 10 Roux Funeral Home 74 Roy's Studio 78 Walsh. Nick D Rumple, Peggy 11 Walsh. Tim 13. 62. 63. 65, 68. 69 Ryan. George Lt. Governor 1 Warner, Christine 6, 13, 26, 28, 29. 31. 60, 68 Whiteside. Susan 17. D. 38. 42. 43. 52. 68 Wierman, Gary 11 s . . . Wierman. Patricio 21, 31. 33. 36. 38 Wildmon. Aaron 5, 15 Schwartz. David D, 20. 68 Wildman, Tony 15, 34. 63, 68. 69 SCHOLASTIC BOWL 35 Wilkinson. Karen 8. 28 Schroeder. Jeanne 15. 27, 30. 31. D Wilkinson. Michelle 5, 12. 13. 27, 28. 29. 30, 31. Schweigharf. Pat 16. 30. 38 35. 37. 40, 41. 42. 43, 66, 67, 68 Seben's Standard Service 81 Williams. Jamie 13, 28. 31, 67 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 22. 23 Wingle, John 8. 62. 63 SENIORS 18. 19. 20. 21 Woolley, Mork 4, 6. 17. 62. 63. 68. 69 Sharp. Donno 8. 43 Woolley. Sandro 13, 28. 31. 37. 69 Shonkwiler. Andreo 6, 21, 31, D. 36. 52, 63, 68, Wrench. Clyde 11 69 Wright. Morgie 11 Shonkwiler. Croig 15, 34. 63. 68. 69 Wright. Shirley 11 Shonkwiler, Jason 68 Shumord. Shane 15. 31. 69 g Slagle, Korrie 21, 31. 33, 36, 68, 43. 52. 68 y Smith. Amy 13. D. 38 Smith, Chad 6, 13, 58, 59, 68. 69 York. Mork 8 Smith, Kelly 6. 20. 38 Smith, Tom 13. 68 z . . . Sochor, John A. (Dr.) 79 Sparkman, Holly 20. 31. 66. 67 Zollmon, Greg 10 SPRING PLAY 42. 43 State Donk of Dement 72 State Dank of Hammond 80 Stengel. Deth D. 16 Stoerger. Mark 13, 27. 28. 31, 35, 40 Stoerger. Sharon 15. 27, 30. 31, 35. 42. 43 Strack. John 10 STUDENT COUNCIL 40, 41 85 year ends -history begins As the school year ends, some people get sentimental; others go on about their lives as though nothing had changed. So often, it is forgotten that there will never be another year as this one. Next year will be better or I am glad this year's over are comments often heard. Seldom is the present appreciated until it becomes a faded memory. This book, filled with the year's memories, will provide a piece of history unique to the 1984-85 school year - a reference for Do you remember when we ... ? Above Middle With no place to go. Juniors Mark Woolley and Donna Mitchell spend time in the Locker'' zone. Above Right Susan Whiteside finds a quiet place to catch up on some reading. Right Michele Montgomery and Tino Hislope enjoy a calm'' gome of ping pong ot the FHA party. Delow Left These unusually dressed students enjoy Mordi Gras. De low Right Eric Clements waits for his turn at bat. 86 Top Left Seniors Kroig Rogers ond Jomes McHole disploy their tolents of Mordi Gros. Top Middle Freshman Tim Wolsh is pleased with his time — Coach Wingle kept busy with girls ond boys track. Top Right Scott Crowl assists Heidi Rodmaker eat chili at the Bond Booster's fundroiser. Tina Hendrix looks on. Middle Left The bosketboll girls enjoy o few moments relaxing before practice. Middle Right This dreomy couple was one of many at the Prom. Left This joyous French class celebrates at Ms. Green s Don Voyage party. 87 how close did you get? Upper Left Senior Ted Aufh goes for the goal during warmup. Upper fttghr Senior Kraig Rogers shoots confidently. Middle A Shot - points, no points? Oddly enough, when goals are reached, it is not quite so thrilling as one might think — but, of course, pleasurable. New goals are set and, hopefully, achieved — the cycle continues as THE CLOSER, YOU GET 88