Bethany High School - Reverie Yearbook (Bethany, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

Our life is not a mere fact; it is a movement, a tendency, a steady, ceaseless progress toward an unseen goal. To desire and strive to be of some service to the world, to aim at doing something which shall really increase the happiness and welfare and virtue of mankind this is a choice which is possible for all of us; and surely it is a good haven to grow for. TABLE OF comm ACTIVITIES.........3-10 SPORTS............11-10 ORGANIZATIONS______11-56 PERSONNEL.........57-61 ] SENIORS...........65-81 JUNIORS...........85-88 SOPHOMORES....... 89-92 FRESHMEN..........93-96 EIGHTH GRADE.......97-100 SEVENTH GRADE ....101-101 DEDICATION..........105 FACULTY BABIES.....106 ADVERTISEMENT.... 107-126 HOMECOMING THE GANG! Burn baby burn! Mustangs on the move. AND ROYAL COURT Queen Candidates: Joann Candage, Sue Davis, Libby Larkin. Dee is named Homecoming Queen at the Bonfire. Attendants: Jr. Tammie Stirrett, Soph. Kim Gregory, Fresh. Marilyn Goetz. Even though we didn't win our Homecoming, spirit still pre- vailed. The Bonfire was especially good this year. Black gold out- fits were worn throughout the week, posters were hung. Mus- tangs are still Number 1 !!!!!!! Homecoming Queen: Dee Suddarth escort Mark Cuttill. Queen Candidates: L to R Libby Larkin, Dee Suddarth, Joann Candage, Sue Davis. 1 5 Senior Float (1st) Junior Float (3rd) Sophomore Float (2nd) Mike Andrews, Libby Larkin, Bart Spencer, Sue Da- vis, Gary Palmer, Joann Candage. Freshman Float (4th) Bret Robinson, Marilyn Goetz, Tom Sheehan, Kim Gregory, Greg Cuttill, Tammie Stirrett. Is this how Freshmen work???? Sophomores hard at work! 6 SPIRIT OF HOMECOMING We're number 1 !!! GO BRAD GO!!! I o«Idv Poo Poo!! BURN 'EM UP!!! Coach Hurdle Bethany Marching Mustangs CHUG! CHUG! CHUG! Coach Inman 7 Standing in the empty gym on Monday, we wondered if we could get it decorated in time for Prom on Saturday. Wire streamers went up first, followed by lights, tables, and stars. On Thursday, King Queen candidates were chosen. Sue Da- vis, Joann Candage, Lori Friesner, and Angie Davis were chosen as queen candidates. Tom Sheehan, Bart Spencer, Todd Harris Jon Bushert were the king candidates. The Junior class itself voted on their flower, a yellow rose; theme. Heaven Tonight; song. Please Don't Go; colors, blue silver. A committee was chosen to or- der supplies, work out details and make decisions. Music was provided by Benjy and the Be-Bops. Saturday arrived, last minute details were fixed and Jon Bushert and Sue Davis were cho- sen King Queen. Just don't look down! Everyone gets involved with streamers! Hey down there—Quit Shaking the platform!! 8 3 fL $ uniat a aa o| cbetfumcj Senio i 3Cujpfv Scftaaf tccjucaIa tfic Ronoua oj OlU piCA(?HC€ at tfie untox-tScmoa £Pxan on Sulutda , 011cuj 3 enfR nineteen liumKed at ei jJ!l o ’cfoclc in tfie cvVnwig etliunij Ktcjit Scfiaof1 9 A NIGHT TO REMEMBER Seniors and their dates receive red roses. 10 11 12 The Agony of Defeat With a 0-9 record, the Bethany Mustangs still haven't lost their confidence. Our team still has the skill, strategy, and stamina to win—we just had a bad year. Every team can come back and we will next year. The season opened with the Areola game. We made a good show but failed to win the game. We weren't as excited about the football season when defeated by Lovington in the homecoming game. We may not have won a game this year, but the football team has won the hearts of all of the Mustang fans. Action is the name of the game! Todd Dudley, 41 attempts to block a pass. Brian Elder makes a good tackle. No. 34, Chris Stiles takes charge on the side lines. • V ■ Top row: Coach Hurdle, Alan Keown, Todd Dudley, Jon Bushert, Chris Stiles, Stan Smith, Doug Morris, Tim Florey, Brad Elder, Jeff Cuttill, Jim Waggoner, Tim Marshall, Mike Fitzgerald, Middle row: Coach Inman, Scott Martin, Kelly Traster, Kendall Mulvany, Chet Swarms, Roy Jones, Jeff Utsler, Brian Elder, Paul Bone, Rick Grove, Bill Larkin, Doug Hite, Jon Nation, Mike Carroll Bottom row: Chris Da- vis, Bill Camfield, Brian Coleman, Rich Camfield, Brett Rob- inson, Steve Austin, Mike Beasley, David Luck, Brett Bone, Greg Waggoner, Barry Coleman, and Steve Hower. The senior players are honored at the last home game. Those honored were: Alan Keown, Todd Dudley, Jon Bushert, Chris Stiles, Stan Smith, Doug Morris, Tim Florey, Brad Elder, Jeff Cuttill, Jim Waggoner, Tim Marshall, and Mike Fitsgerald. Was that for me? Coach Hurdle and Coach Inman look over the football plays. u After good pursuit the Mustangs force down their opponent. Wipe out! Get off your can, man! MERIDIAN CHAMPS Coach: Randy Inman Our 1979-1980 Mustangs were definitely ready for the 80's as we compiled a perfect 11-0 record in the tough Meridian Conference. We also finished 21- 4 which included a nice 19 game winning streak. We accomplished these feats by working hard every night, playing excellent defense, believing that we were better than the team we faced every night out; and we were as Sister Sledge said a Family . Our players can truly hold their heads high and proclaim I am a winner, I am a MUSTANG! Doug Morris SENIORS Doug Morris—Doug is a competitor from the word go. He provided us with some excellent play coming off the bench. He is a fine rebounder and defensive player. He is a leader and will be missed. Bart Spencer— Instant offensive is the term that best describes Bart. He is an electrifying person who can knock it down from 18 or use in excellent jumping to slam dunk off the break. Bart possessed probably the best over- all tools in the league and was a 2nd team All-Conference and our co. M.V.P. pick. His offensive talents will be hard to replace. Bart Spencer ) 16 Manager: Tom Hower Tom Hower—Tom was this year's Mustang manager. He was the classics dressed manager in the league and a lot of thanks goes to Tom and his help with the team. Chris Stiles—Chris, I felt, was the heart of this fine team. Game in and game out he gave us the steady play we needed to win. He was the best de- fensive player in the league and won our Best Defensive Player award. His loss will be hard for us to overcome as we must find a new leader. JUNIORS AND SENIORS Chris Stiles Paul Bone Rick Grove David Hite Jeff Bone Mike Carroll Kendall Mulvany Scott Martin NO PICTURE AVAILABLE 17 Bart gets the net! Bart goes up! What is it??? Top left: Coach Inman, Dave Hite, Doug Morris, Chris Stiles, Paul Bone, Jeff Bone, Rick Grove, Bart Spencer, Manager: Tom Hower, Ken- dall Mulvany, Scott Martin, Mike Carroll. 18 DEVELOPING NEW SKILLS The point guards are Scott Martin, Steve Austin, and Greg Waggoner. Scott Martin's progress in ball handling has settled down our offense. On defense he is most likely to be seen diving for loose balls and ball hawking. Steve Austin, who is cast from the same mold as Scott, has the quickest hands on the team and leads the freshmen in scoring. Greg Waggoner is our other point guard and if the game seems sluggish we just insert him into the lineup and things automatically start to happen. The wing men are primarily responsible for defensive pressure and carrying the scoring load. Mike Carroll and Dwaine Throneburg lead the team in scoring and shooting percentage. Mike is a good jump shooter from the perimeter while in contrast Dwaine will drive to the basket. When Brett Robinson substitutes for either Mike or Dwaine, our team gains more rebounding power and does not lose much in offense. Chris Davis has improved more on of- fense than any other player and it can be directly attributed to his desire to better himself. The big men on our team are Kendall Mulvany, Bill Larkin, Mark Suddarth, Roger Doris and Bill Younger. Kendall has the toughest assignment in every game and that is to guard the tallest and best player on the other team. He consistantly gives our team a solid defense and rebounding job. Bill Larkin has improved his total game more than anyone on the team. He gets more assertive with every game. We can expect more and better things from Bill because he does not want to let his teammates down. Mark Suddarth will be seeing more playing time because he needs more experience to get the feel of playing against players his si e. Bill Younger is the most improved freshman which can be attributed to his increased aggres- siveness. Roger Doris starts on the freshman team and is responsible for doing the bulk of the rebounding. The most important lesson that this group of young men has learned is that when they step into a game they cannot give less than 100 per cent hustle and still win. It's Keebler Elf! 1st row: Roger Doris, Mike Carroll, Scott Martin, Steve Austin, Greg Waggoner. Manager Mike Beasley, Chris Davis, Kendall Mulvany, Brett Robinson, Bill Larkin, Dwaine Throneburg, Mark Suddarth, Bill Younger, Mr. Inman. 19 REGIONAL CHAMPS Back row left to right. Darci Gordon, Michelle Gooden, Cindy Doris, Sue Sharp, Angie Davis, Jackie McMahan, Jodi Foster, Lori Friesner, Jackie Sheehan, Coach Crane, Coach Jones. Front row. Jaylene Kidwell, Kim Gregory, Elaine Lewis, Jana Holthaus, Leann Calhoun, Rita Kesterson, Donna Morris, Lisa Bailey, Lori Dorris, Cheri Funk. Seniors 20 You Went A Long Way KabyS The Bethany Flying Fillies finished their season with a 17-10 record. The Fillies fought hard and went a long way. After defeating Sullivan and Ar- thur in the regional tourney at Sullivan, they trav- eled to Tolono for the Sectional. After a tough bat- tle the Fillies were defeated by Jamaca-Sidell 73-69 in overtime. This years Fillies went farther than any team from Bethany has ever gone. Aside from bringing home the trophies from winning the re- gional and getting 2nd place in the sectional, they also brought home trophies from 5th place in the Newton Holiday tourney and 1st place in the Areola tourney. The Fillies were led by Jodi Foster who set two state records. Her four year career total was a record 2,371 points and her season total was a record 867 points. She received the free throw award for three years and the most valuable player award all four years. She was chosen to be on the Chicago Tribune All-State Team and was selected as one of the top 15 players in the state by the Champaign News Ga- zette. The Decatur Herald named her to be the area player of the year. Congratulations to the Flying Fillies for a super season! Senior night The sad ending of a great season. Bouncing back Looking for someone to pass to. Jodi takes a shot 21 Lori Friesner 30 COACH F Angie Davis 22 FLYING Sue Sharp 35 Jodi Foster 15 FILLIES 22 «I. V. GIRLS BASKETBALL JV Squad; L-R: Jackie Sheehan, Kim Gregory, Elaine Lewis, Jana Holthaus, Leann Calhoun, Jackie McMahan, Rita Kesterson, Donna Mor- ris, Lisa Bailey, Lori Dorris, and Coach, Merlin Jones. The Bethany Flying Fillies J. V. girls are coached by Mr. Merlin Jones, Superintendant, alias Mr. Green Jeans. They always put up a good fight to anyone who crosses their path and they fin- ished their season with a 10-6 record. Thev are also the backbone of the cheering section at Varsity games. They really boost the Var- sity girls with their cheers, espe- cially during tournament time. JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL 8th Grade Intramural Team; L- R: Kelly Waggoner, Ondrea Emmons, Colette Gooden, Pau- la Hower, Chris Brewer, Jody Bates, Mrs. Crane, Michelle Fitzgerald, Kelly Adams, Jana Foster, Jill Miller, Rhonda Gregory, Melissa McReynolds, and Kari Harmon. This is the second year for Jr. High girls intramural bas- ketball. The girls worked on the different techniques of bas- ketball with help from the high school girls and Mrs. Crane. 23 TEARIA’ UP THE TRACK Coach Hurdle, D. Vilmure, L. Schafer, P. Bone, S. Smith, J. Barter, D. Hite, T. Harris, G. Faith, P. Davis, J. Kelly, S. Austin, J. Moon, S. Mayberry, K. Mulvany, S. Martin. Scott, are ya gonna make it? A Mr. Universe Contest. Set!!! GO!!! A good handoff! Push it Steve!!! Is it over with?! Is this a track coach? Conference time for Todd. The team's two miler. Kendall sees something he likes! Whew! Made it over this one! John, aren't you supposed to be running!? H.S. GIRLS TRACK Front 1. to r.—Jay Kidwell, Cindy Snearly, Leanne Calhoun, Sherry Tipsword, Lori Friesner, Lori Doris, Back— Elaine Lewis, Donna Morris, Lisa Tipsword, Jacki MacMahan, Jackie Sheehan, Jodi Foster, Sue Sharp, Dawn Bone, Rita Kesterson. JR. HIGH BOYS BASEBALL front l. to r.—Larry Kesterson, Mike Atkinson, Mike Tipsword, David Cross, Chris Keller, Tim Kelly, Sear Davis, Collin Moon, Dean Utsler, Robbie Dickens, Back—Coach Parson, Joe Keller, Paul Williams, Chuck Grove John Bartimus, Darryll Kelly, David Bone, Larry Angel, Mike Gooden, Todd Yarnell, Jeff Rauch, Tony Moon Bob Orris. 26 28 SCOREBOARD VARSITY BOYS VARSITY GIRLS pethany [Bethany [Bethany ■thany thany [Bethany |Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Beth r Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany S’ 64 Atwood 56 65 Cumberland 68 65 Sullivan 81 60 Beecher City 47 63 Areola 46 fc7 5 Assumption 71 E67 Blue Mound % 65 67 Lovington 46 67 IllioponiF 57 77 Findlay 73 81 Cerro Gordo™ 73 76 Tower Hill 64 88 Cowden 64 74 Stonington 70 73 Findlay 81 Macon 62 Niantic 72 Findlay 63 Stonington 64 oweaqua” 6 Niantic j 7 Windsor 4 Atwood 0 Maroa 8 Maroa 72 54 61 60 60 56 49 r73- 67 50 64 Bethany 46 Olney 86 Bethany 45 Wora 42 Bethany 49 Effingham 47 Bethany 44 Teutopolis 42 Bethany 46 Mattoon 65 Bethany 73 Shelbyville 52 Bethany 53 Atwood 36 Bethany 37 Cerro Gordo 53 Bethany Betnany 48 Atwood 40 36 Areola 34 Bethapy 49 Arthur 45 Bethany 46 Lovington 36 Bethany 66 Sullivan 47 Bethany 54 Stephen Decatur 64 Bethany 55 Cumberland 47 Bethany 48 Argenta 55 Bethany 64 Mt. Zion 90 Bethany 48 Lakeview 74 Bethany 52 Monticello 58 Bethany 56 St. Teresa 66 Bethany 71 Tuscola 39 Bethany 75 Bement 48 Bethany 54 Areola 48 Bethany 56 Pana 42 Bethany 83 Arthur 49 Bethany Oak wood 67 Bethany L 69 Jamaica 73 BASKETBALL J.V.w 10 FOOTBALL L 7 VARSITY w o L n J.V.w 4 L 4 7th HEAVEN L-R: Greg Bond, Manager, Wayne Snearly, Larry don, Joe Keller, Todd Yarnell, Mike Keeney, Lyndall Kesterson, Paul Williams, John Bartimus, Darin Gor- Rawlins, Coach Jim Parsons We started out with a great sea- son of 6-0. As the season pro- gressed, we slipped a little. We all had a lot of fun and learned a lot. We learned how to work to- gether as a team. So look out for next year!! 30 MIGHTY YEARLINGS L-R: Greg Bond, Manager, Robbie Dickens, Darryll Kelly, Bob Orris, Danny Snyder, Larry Angel, Paul Na- tion, Darin Yarnell, Chuck Grove, Tony Moon, Jeff Rauch, and Coach Jim Parsons During the past winter, the Class of 84 played their last games as a team. We won as a team and lost as a team. Through the season. Coach Jim Parsons helped promote en- thusiasm and led us to a 12-6 season record. As we leave Jr. High sports, we look forward to establishing our high school careers. 31 SMAIA BUT MIGHTY M. Fitzgerald, P. Hower, J. Bates, A. Keeney, C. Brewer, J. Foster, J. Harris, M. Bromm, K. Herman, K. Low, M. McReynolds, C. Gooden. Psyching out the competition. Don't come one step closer! Girls, report to vour event We may not win everytime, but we gained valuable lessons that will not be forgotten. Our record; 2 wins and 8 losses, shows we tried our best and gave it our all. Our Most Valuable Award went to Jana Foster, and Best Sportsmanship went to Ann Keeney. Two members qualified for the Regional Meet: Chris Brewer and Jana Foster both threw the discus, Jana setting a new record. Overall, track was fun and lots of hard work, and we loved every minute of it. 32 CATCH US IF YOU CAA ih - - sn GO!!! Takin' it easy. The thrill of victory. L. Kesterson, T. Moon, T. Moore, T. Enz, S. Young, D. Snyder, P. Nation, J. Bartimus, D. Kelly, G. Wehner, D. Bone, W. Snearly, M. Keeney, T. Yarnell, J. Keller. Going incogni- FASTER!!! to? A potential Olympian? Flying high. Aw rats! I think 1 can. 34 CHEERLEADERS “«JUST PASSIA THRU” Amy Ford, Cheri Lambird, Jodi Foster, Lori Suddarth, Angie Davis, Jennifer Taylor, Dawn Bone, Christina Car- roll and Mindy Bone. 36 Jr. Dawn Bone This year the B.H.S. Cheerleaders sold mums at Homecoming. During the Basket- ball season we were supported by the whole town of Bethany. It really Means alot to us when the crowd yells along. At pep rallies the students really cheered and it helped the team out ALOT!! We hope next year will be as good as this year was. Jr. Amy Ford VARSITY RA-RA’S Jr. Cheri Lambird The J.V. Cheerleaders are fresh- man this year. We all like cheerleading because it's been a great experience for us. Our sponsor Mrs. Duncan and varsity cheerleaders Jodi, Angie, Cheri, Amy, and Dawn have all helped us this year and made cheerleading lots of fun. Thanks! Lori, Mindy, Christina, and Jennifer Fresh. Mindy Bone, Capt. Fresh. Christina Carroll Fresh. Lori Suddarth Fresh. Jennifer Taylor GOIUT TO THE TOP 38 39 Captain Jana Foster Kelly Waggoner Junior High Cheerleaders Kathy Low Sue Vilmure Abby Ford 40 41 STUDENT GOVERNMENT: WORKING FOR YOU ? The 1979-80 Student Council has been very active this year. Student Council is a group of students, chosen by their fellow classmates, to represent the classes and organizations. Their projects this year have included the annual Christmas party and selling key chains. They have met with the certain requirements of being a representative, hearing both sides, and mak- ing decisions that we all are proud of. Suggestions, anyone??? Officers: Lori Friesner, Sec.; Dee Suddarth, Pres.; Steve Bone, V.P.; Chris Nobody ever listens to me Stiles, Treas. 1st row: Roy Jones, Chris Stiles, Lori Friesner, Rich Camfield. 2nd row: Julie Austin, Sherry Coon, Steve Bone, Dee Suddarth, Dana Bond, Chris Davis. 3rd row: Jennifer Taylor, Sherry Tipsword, Bart Spencer, Sue Sharp, Amy Ford, Lori Kates. Back: Stan Smith, Doug Morris. 42 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Bone, Advisor Sue has tapped Amy Glenn Austin, guest speaker 43 REVERIE STAFF-WE IMI� IT TOGETHER First we sell it! Then we embezzle it! The courageous Mr. Top—L-R: Lisa Bailey, Mindy Bone, LeAnne Austin, Amy Ford, What a mess!!! Zimmerman Todd Harris, Marcia Dick, Rhonda Goetz, Kim Gregory, David Hagerman. Bottom Row: Todd Enz, Jana Foster, Editor Buddy Sanders, Angie Davis, Jodi Foster, Michelle Fitzgerald, Julie Dudley, Jessie Dickens, Julie Austin, Jennifer Dudley, Cara Carter, Jennifer Taylor, Todd Atkinson, Marilyn Goetz, Joey Moon, Christina Carroll, Steve Austin, Steve Mayberry. WOW!! A whole penny!!! line!!! Steve draws a big crowd. 44 Photo Club Photo Club members took many pictures and enjoyed taking them this year. They learned a lot of dark- room techniques from Miss Halinsky. Treasurer—Tammie Stirrett, Presi- dent—Sue Sharp, V. Pres.—Susie Cole. Back 1 to r—Sue Sharp, Miss Halinsky, Tammie Stirret, Susie Cole. Mid- dle—Peggy Brewer, Leanne Calhoun, Sandy Harl, Lori Kates, Sherry Tipsword, Cindy Snearly, Sally Boyer, Teresa Bushert, Kathy Richardson, Donna Calhoun, Sherry Coon, Debbie Haney, Teresa Compton, Lisa Tipsword. Front—Chris Davis, Steve Bone, Mitch Powell, Todd Jones, Todd Dudley, Neal Owens, Tom Hower, Todd Harris, Pat White, Rich Camfield, Tim Marshall, David Yarnell, and Roger Doris. The above pictures contributed by Rich Camfield. 45 Momscea ng MMK. THE Panthers g Bottom Row: Sue Sharp, Michelle Gooden, Steve Bone, Shela Hutchcraft, Jeannie Luck. 2nd Row: Marcia Dick, Sue Davis, J Marsha Newton. 3rd Row: Jim Kelly, Theresa Compton, Kathy Moon, Darci Gordon, Cindy Snearly, Sherry Tipsword, Teresa Bushert, Lori Kates, Cheri Funk, Darla Williamson. Back Row: Al- len Davis, Kim Gregory, Pat White, Dawn Bone, Mitch Powell, Tim Marshall, Cheri Lambird, Buddy Sanders, Libby Larkin. Sponsor: Mrs. Shimp 2 HOLAS ___ ________________________________ For the first time in several years, MUY BUEAAS Bethany students were allowed to enroll in ____ _____ , Interest grew, and a Spanish Club was 1 7k formed. In October, we took a field trip to the U of I to see PLATO, a computerized learning center. A Mexican party, complete with tortillas, tacos, and a pinata was our Christmas party. We took a field trip to Chi- cago in April to see a gold exhibit from Co- lombia. Spanish, which is taught by Mrs. Beals, has turned out to be interesting, informa- tive and fun. Senora Beals Spanish Club officers: Mrs. Beals, V. Pres. Libby Larkin; Sec.-Treas. Cindy Doris; Pres. Brian Elder. 1st row: Kelly Moon, Donna Calhoun, Doug Morris, Dawn Bone, Chris Stiles, Rick Grove, Todd Dudley, Brian Elder. 2nd row: Theresa Compton, Marilyn Goetz, Laura Craig, Michelle Gooden, Angie Davis, Jodi Foster, Jackie Sheehan, Amy Ford, Cindy Doris. 3rd row: Buddy Sanders, Theresa Apke, Lori Kates, Susan Cole, Brett Robinson, Tracy Wehner, Dana Bond, Sheryl Sheehan, LeAnne Austin, Libby Larkin, Marcia Dick, Mrs. Beals. 4th row: David Luck, Mike Carroll, Joe Moon, Glen Faith, Paul Bone, Todd Jones, Stan Smith, Joann Candage. 47 WE DEVELOP LEADERSHIP QUALITIES, LEARNT COOPERATIO A, TAKE RESPOASIRILITIES, AND GIVE SERVICE The Future Homemakers of America members' goals are to build homes of the future. We feel that a house and home aren't the same. Some of our activities this year included the Fall Rally, FHA week, the Style Show, the Easter Egg Hunt and the Spring Banquet. We've had to do away with many of our events because of lack of funds and new school rules but, we still make the best of what we do have. Each year we select two chapter mothers and two chapter sisters. This year they were Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. Moon, Cara Carter and Diane Jenkins. We work hard to de- velop leadership to cooperate to be responsible and to accomplish our goals. Keep your fingers out of the icing girls. Lindsay Allison Pat- rick give a real perfor- mance while styling. Everyone enjoys themselves at the Style Show. Bottom row: Sponsor Mrs. Bone, Julie Austin, Dawn Bone, Sue Sharp, Ronda Goetz, Kathy Moon, Mindy Bone, Jenni- fer Taylor, Cara Carter. Middle row: Darla Williamson, El- eanor Daniels, Kelly Moon, Theresa Compton, Teresa Bushert, Sherry Coon, Tammie Stirett, Debbie Haney, Lori Kates, Diane Foster. Top row: Sandy Harl, Donna Morris, Darci Gordon, Kim Gregory, Cheri Funk, Sherry Tipsword, Cindy Snearly, Lisa Tipsword, LeAnn Calhoun, Christina, Angie Butt. FHA officers; Sponser—Mrs. Bone, Eleanor Daniels, Kelly Moon, Sue Sharp, Kathy Moon, Julie Austin, Donna Morris, Dawn Bone. The children anxiously await modeling their out- fits. Buddy is a real ham when it comes to the style show. Jeff and Eleanor enjoy their cake on Birthday Cake Day ' 48 IT'S SPUING —TIME FOR THE EGG HUNT AM� IIANQEET Hope they hard-boiled them this year. Anxiously waiting for the hunt. How many did you get? The Senior FHA mem- bers— Julie Austin, Theresa Apke, Eleanor Daniels, Darla William- son, Kelly Moon. Looking over the programs before the Banquet starts. 49 BETHANY BANDS Concert Band: L to R 1st ROW: Amy Ford, Julie Dudley, Annette Barter, Darci Gordon, Kelly Moon. 2nd ROW: Sheryl Sheehan, Libby Larkin, Mindy Bone, Christina Carroll, Jackie McMahan, Bret Bone, Lisa Bailey, Laura Craig, Jennifer Taylor, Kathy Moon, Chris Davis, Angie Davis. 3rd ROW: Mike Beasley, Barry Coleman, Dana Bond, Stan Smith, Eric Harris, Steve Bone, Cheri Lambird, Jana Holthaus, Lori Doris, Todd Harris, Donna Mor- ris, Jackie Sheehan, Dawn Bone, Jodi Foster. 4th ROW: Julie Austin, Mrs. Ozier, Rita Kesterson, Brian Coleman, Sue Sharp, LeAnne Austin. COLTS YEARLINGS TO MU: FLYING Director: Mrs. Ozier Pep Band Drum Majorette: Darla O'Bryan 50 MUSICALLY SPEAKING Jr. High Band L to R 1st ROW: Kelly Adams, Paula Hower, Jill Miller, Chris Brewer, Kathy Low, Paulette Bly, Kathy Ray, Anita Mulvaney, Rebecca Dickens, Ann Keeny, 2nd ROW: Billie Moon, Melissa McReynolds, Todd Atkinson, Michelle Fitzgerald, Jennifer Dudley, David Hagerman, Tommy Hollingsworth, Missy Bone, Chris Barter, Mike Keeny, Paul Williams, Tim Moore, Jana Foster. 3rd ROW: Diane Jenkins, Greg Bond, Robbie Dick- ens, Ondrea Emmons, Tamara Lillico, Mrs. Ozier, Wayne Snearly, Lyndall Rawlings, Steve Young, Linda Boomer, Theresa Webner. Todd Harris and Donna Morris BRASS BLASTS!!! Angie Davis GOOD LUCK seniors:: Clarinet Section GOIN’ FOR THE GOLD AGAIN Mixed Chorus: D. Bond, S. Sharp, J. Taylor, S. Austin, E. Harris, B. Sand- ers, T. Marshall, S. Bone, J. Kidwell, C. Carroll, K. Richardson. 2nd row: K. Moon, K. Moon, J. Foster, T. Harris, L. Friesner, B. Younger, B. Bone, S. Smith, T. Hower, S. Mayberry, J. Nation, D. Luck, T. Compton, J. Dick- ens, A. Ford, M. Gooden. 3rd row: L. Craig, C. Lambird, S. Boyer, D. Bone, M. Bone, L. Austin, S. Sheehan, A. Davis, K. Gregory, S. Cole, M. Dick, J. Austin, R. Goetz, R. Kesterson, E. Lewis. Music Council: Seated—L. Larkin, S. Bone, A. Davis, J. Foster, M. Gooden, L. Friesner. Standing—Mrs. Ozier, J. Austin, L. Austin, A. Ford, T. Harris, B. Sanders, M. Dick, K. Gregory, S. Cole, Mrs. Patrick. See, all that hard work did pay off! Sit up straight , Spit out your gum! These two statements were repeated over and over, as we practiced for concerts, indi- vidual events, and contests. Under the direction of Mrs. Patrick, who was assisted during the year by Jan Daily and Karen Evans, our student teachers, there is a Girl's Chorus, Boy's Chorus and a Mixed Chorus. All the practice we put in, however, paid off, as we received many first place ratings at our contests—trying once more for the Golden Sweepstakes. Cha-Cha-Cha! 52 GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ CHORUS Girl's Chorus: Bottom Row: D. Bond, S. Sharp, J. Taylor, L. Austin, M. Bone, S. Sheehan, K. Richardson, C. Carroll, J. Kidwell. 2nd row: K. Moon, L. Craig, J. Foster, D. Bone, A. Davis, K. Gregory, T. Compton, J. Dickens, A. Ford, M. Gooden. 3rd row: K. Moon, C. Lambird, L. Friesner, S. Boyer, S. Cole, M. Dick, J. Austin, R. Goetz, R. Kesterson, E. Lewis. Psst—Sing louder, Tom, I can't hear Boy's Chorus: Bottom Row: S. Austin, B. Younger, J. Bone, T. Marshall, E. you! Harris, R. Jones, B. Bone. 2nd row: S. Bone, D. Luck, T. Harris, B. Sand- ers, S. Smith, M. Cuttill, J. Nation, S. Mayberry. Everybody looks excited about Swing Choir this morning! 53 LETTERME ’S CLUB Top L-R: Coach Randy Inman, David Hite, Brian Elder, Doug Hite, Doug Morris, Jon Bushert, Brad Elder, Alan Keown, Todd Dudley, Chris Stiles, Tim Florey, Mike Fitzgerald, Stan Smith and Jim Waggoner. Bottom L-R: Principal McClelland Knight, Tom Hower, Mike Carroll, Rick Grove, Jeff Bone, Scott Martin, Lynn Shafer, Chet Swarms, Roy Jones, Jeff Utsler, Tim Marshall, and Coach Jay Hurdle. 54 CPR STUDENTS FIGHTING FOR A LIFE 1st Row: Libby Morris, Shela Hutchcraft, Darla Williamson, Kelly Moon, Eleanor Daniels, Julie Dudley. 2nd Row: Brad Elder, Tim Marshall, Tim Kidwell, Todd Harris, Buddy Sanders, Jon Bushert, Tom Sheehan. VOCATIONAL STUDENTS L-R Mitch Powell, Dan Vilmure, Tim Marshall, Jeff Utsler, Ken Richardson, John Barter. Not pictured: A1 Len Davis. It's hard to read the music with your eyes closed!!! AFTER HOURS Go get em mustangs! She's either concentrating or bored to death. SMILE Darla! Intellectually speaking. Track stars. Looking good guys. 56 Administration Faculty 57 SUPERINTENDENT B.S. Degree: Quincy College Masters Degree: University of Illinois To the student body. Success is what you made it, but is judged by many people other than yourself. You must accept the responsibility of your physical, mental, moral and social develop- ment. If you try, regardless of difficulty, seek help when needed, get involved with school activi- ties, your chances of success are unlimited. PRINCIPAL Dear Student Body, Graduation day will be one each of you will remember for a long time. This day marks the end of some relationships and the beginning of many others. Your future awaits. Your challenge is to build the kind of life you desire, to mold and shape yourself and your destiny, and to fulfill the many dreams each of you hold. It has been a pleasure to know each member of the Bethany student body. Your cooperation and support during my first year at Bethany Junior-Senior High School was appreciated. 1 look forward to next year and the opportunity to know each of you better. famU! McClelland Knight Principal PAVING A WAY Susan Elaine Beals Mattoon H.S. E.I.U. Lang. Arts, Reading, Spanish Linda Beth Duncan Rantoul Township H.S. E.I.U. Soc. Studies, Anc. Civ, An. History, Am. Gov't. Virginia Ann Harshman Waiter P. Chrysler Memorial H.S. Purdue, E.I.U. English Alfreda A. Bone Huerfano County H.S. Colorado State University Home-Ec. Clothing Foods II, Child Care Linda Brewer Bethany H.S. E.I.U. Soc. Studies, Anc. Civ, Am. History, Am. Gov't. Norma Farris Arlone Luan Gibbons Secretary Cerro Gordo H.S. E.I.U. Physical Science, Biology, Gen. Science, Voc. English Michael Jay Hurdle Brown County H.S. Illinois State Driver Ed., Health Randall William Inman Stephen Decatur H.S. Millikin University Social Studies, P.E. JoAnn Crane Cowden Comm. H.S. E.I.U. P.E. Linda L. Halinski U of I, E.I.U. Psychology, Counselor Marilyn G. Jones Decatur H.S. Millikin University Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry 60 FOR A BRIGHTER TOMORROW Merlin L. Jones Mendon Township H.S. Quincy College, U. of I. Supt. Francis Overlot Pana H.S. E.I.U. Shop, Mech. Drawing, Adv. Drafting McClelland Knight Niles Township H.S. Upper Iowa University, N.I.U. Jr.-Sr. H.S. Principal Joyce Eileen Ozee Bethany H.S. Bob Jones University Adv. Biology, Science Judy Bland Patrick Bethany H.S. Millikin University Chorus Betsy R. Shimp Shelbyville H.S. E.I.U. Typing, Shorthand, Bus. Law, Office Practice, Bookkeeping, Acct. II Jan Lysen Peotone H.S. E.I.U. Lang. Arts, Art, Reading Cheryl Murphy Lovington H.S. E.I.U. Lang. Arts, Art, Reading Barbara Anne Ozier Cumberland H.S. MacMurray College Band, Gen. Music, Music Theory Samuel Syfert Beecher City H.S. E.I.U., I.S.U., Cal. Christian University Librarian Linda R. Parrish Sullivan H.S. E.I.U. Math, Health, Physics Betty Jane Roby Secretary 61 Mrs. Ozee is very bashful. Isn't he a little old for you, Mrs.Gibbons? Is Oscar tickling you, Mrs. Duncan? Coach Inman gets comfortable at lunch. Anyone have some aspirin? 62 FACES AND PEACES OF BETHANY HIGH B.H.S. BUSDRIVERS COOKS CUSTODIANS Cook: Connie Carlyle Cook: Emma Lou Funk Cook: Sue Moon This year we would like to compliment the B.H.S. cooks and Glenda Riggs for supporting the mustangs with such pride. Also, we thank the busdrivers who de- voted their time to drive on field trips, contests, and other occassions. We thank the custodians that have been keep- ing the school spic and span. Custodian: Pat White Chuck Wagon Chicks Mrs. Clean” Custodian: Glenda Busdrivers left to right: Top: Shirley Ford, Doris Plummer, Kathy Ferguson, Bottom: Rowena Webb, Bernetta Jennings Maintenance: Joe Marshall 64 65 James Michael Andrews Mike Drive a Truck Eric Boyd Allsop Bugsy Technical School, work, and enjoy life Theresa Nadine Apke Theresa Go to college, work and get married Julie Jeanine Austin Jules Beloit College — Major in Anthropology, then get married and have 5 kids Joseph Dean Beachy Leach, Wojoe Work in factory or construction job. Schell Eric Bolin Puck Go to college and work Stephen Harris Bone Steve To attend the University of Colorado, to visit All 50 states and to travel abroad Jon Samuel Bushert None that I like Be a mechanic and party a lot Joann Esther Candage Marriage and Commerical Art Jeff Alen Cuttel Cuttel Hog farmer, electrician, and get married Angela Renae Davis Angie Attend the U. of I. 3 years of law school. Become a lawyer Eleanor Ann Daniels Ann Marriage Brad Charles Elder Moose, One-Punch Go to college and major in Banking and Finance, and get a job as a Bank Executive , n NO PICTURE AVAILABLE L J Not pictured: Todd Dudley Michael Shawn Fitzgerald Fitz College, Law school. And party Suzan Marie Davis Floosey Work, marriage Todd Vinson Dudley Dud Work and party Timothy Joe Florey Bill Work Jodi Lyn Foster Marta Farta College — Have fun Lori Ann Friesner Freeze Own a day care center, get married and have 8 kids!! Michelle Ann Gooden Mike Become an accountant Debora Elaine Haney Debbie Get Rich!! Anthony Todd Harris Fish Make money and go to Bahamas ! Thomas William Hower Tab, Hainer, Flab, Tabby, Dad, Howie, Work and enjoy life. Shela Dian Hutchcraft Shela Get married and work Tim Alan Kidwell Murr Be a mechanic in my own shop Alan Douglas Dad Work and have fun Jeanne Marie Luck None Accountant Joseph Timothy Marshall Marsh, Tweeters Factory work. Farm Kelly Sue Moon Mooner College and work Douglas Merle Morris Doug Work then college Marsha Ann Newton Fig Work Eliabeth (Larkin) Morris ' Libby To be happy Mitchell Dale Powell Mitch To make money Marleia Gay Russell Mar College and marriage Thomas Edward Sheehan Chink, Chink-a-Link, Thomas J., Son Eat, party, get richer, listen to music, and die at the ripe old age of 72.12 Donald Lee Sanders Buddy Travel Deirdre Gail Suddarth Spud Marriage and Work Chris Edward Stiles Jack College and coach football Stanley Eugene Smith Conrado Go to college Bart William Spencer Vanilla Thunder Play ball in college and work Darla Kay Williamson Doola Live life to the fullest James Edward Waggoner Wagg's Work and be happy 72 IiY MEMORY OF OUR CLASSMATE TROY TRASTER One year of graduation has come and we wish that you could be with us, to share in the joy and happiness that we have come to know, and we hope that our thoughts and feelings will be with you wherever we may go. Class of 80 ACTIVITY LIST Eric Allsop: Yearbook 2; Football 1. Mike Andrews: Photo Club 3. Julie Austin: Student Council 3,4; NHS; FHA 1,2; Historian and Committee Chairman 3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Sport Head 2,3; Yearbook photographer 4; Band-Pep, jazz. Marching 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; High School Boys Track Asst.; Vice President 1; Who's Who; Accelerated English; Anc. Civ.; Archaeology Field School; All-State; Music Contest. Theresa Apke: FHA 4; GAA 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3. Joey Beachy: No activities listed. Schell Bolin: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 4. Steve Bone: Student Council 3,4; Vice-Pres; NHS 3,4, Pres. 4; Broadcaster 1,2,3,4, Editor 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Track 1,2; District V Music Festival 3,4; 1979 Premier Boy's State Delegate; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Photo Club 1,2,3,4; School Scholarship Award; Archaeology Field School. Joe Bushert: Letterman's Club 3,4; Sec.-Treas. 4; Foot- ball 1,3,4; Most Valuable, Most Improved Player 4. Joann Candage: FHA 1; GAA 1; Yearbook 3; Chorus 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; Candidate 4; Class Reporter 3; Student of the Month 3; Student of the Year 3. Jeff Cuttill: Football 4; Baseball 3,4. Eleanor Daniels: FHA 1,2; Vice-Pres. 3,4; Pres, of Public Relations and Historian; GAA 1,2,3; Chorus 1, 3. Angie Davis: Student Council 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; GAA 1, 2; Yearbook 4; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Class Sec. 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; District V Music Festival; Free Throw Award 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Swing Choir 4. Sue Davis: FHA 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Basket- ball 1; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Todd Dudley: Letterman's Club 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Best Back 3. Brad Elder: Student Council 1; Letterman's Club 1,2, 3,4; Pres. 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 1,2,3; Who's Who Among American High School Students Baseball 1,2,3. Mike Fitzgerald: Letterman's Club 3,4; Band; Basket- ball 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4. Tim Florey: Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. Jodi Foster: Student Council 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Yearbook 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Soph. Class Treas. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Sharon Young Award; Honor Band, Decatur Herald All-Area Basketball Team 2,3,4; Champaign News Gazette All-State Basketball Team, Chicago Tribune All-State Team; Decatur Herald 1980 Player of the Year MVP in basketball 1,2,3,4; MVP in Track 1,2,3. Lori Friesner: Student Council 3,4; Secretary 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Band Manager 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Class treas. 3; Hustler Basketball Award; And. Civ; Who's Who; Swing Choir Manager 4. Michelle Gooden: Broadcaster Asst. Editor 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Officer; Chorus 2,4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Track Sts. 2; Class sec. 2,4; Who's Who. Debbie Haney: Librarian 1,2; F.H.A. 3,4; GAA 2,3; Yearbook 2,3; Band 1; Girl's Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, 4. Todd Harris: Yearbook 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Track 4; Class treas. 4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; All- State Chorus 2,3,4; Photo Club 1,2,3,4. Tom Hower: Letterman's Club 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2; Basketball Manager 2,4; Swing Choir 2,4. Shela Hutchcraft: Broadcaster 4; F.H.A. 1; GAA 1; Color Guard 2; Chorus 1, Girl's Basketball Manager 1. Alan Keown: Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. Tim Kidwell: Vocational School 3,4. Jeanne Luck: Broadcaster 4. Tim Marshall: Broadcaster 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 4; Chorus 4; Football 1,2,4; Photo Club 1,2,3,4; Voca- tional School 4. Kelly Moon: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Senior Sec. GAA 1,2,3; Class Treas. 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4. Doug Morris: Student Council 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 2,3; Class President 4; Coach's Award 79-80 Football. Elizabeth Larkin Morris: Broadcaster 4; F.H.A. 12; GAA 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 4; Basketball 1, 2,3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Class V. Pres. 2; Class V. Pres. 3; Who's Who; Girl's State Rep. Marsha Newton: Broadcaster 4; GAA 1,2,3; Chorus 1, 2. Mitch Powell: Broadcaster 1,2,3,4; Vocational School 3,4; Photo Club 1,2,3,4. Marleia Russell: GAA 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4. Buddy Sanders: Broadcaster 1,2,3,4; Dear Myron Artist, Yearbook 1,2,3,4, Editor 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Reporter 2; DAR Award; Student of the Month; Anc. Civ; Who's Who. Tom Sheehan: Class Pres. 1; Anc. Civ. Stan Smith: Student Council 4; NHS 3,4; Broadcaster 3; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Swing Choir 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 4. Bart Spencer: Student Council 4; Letterman's Club 4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 3; Free Throw Trophy 78 80; Rebounding Trophy '79; Stu- dent of the Month; Anc. Civ; Baseball 3,4; Who's Who. Chris Stiles: Student Council Sec. 4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Track 2,3; Class V. Pres. 4; Meridian Conference Foot- ball; Most Improved 3; Most Tackles 4; Best Defen- sive 3; Free Throw Trophy 3; Track MVP 3; Who's Who. DeeDee Suddarth: Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; F.H.A. 1; GAA 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3; Basketball 1,3; Track 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Attendant 2. Jim Waggoner: Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3,4. Darla Williamson: Broadcaster 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Chorus 1,3; Basketball 1,2; Who's Who. 74 PROPHECY It is the year 2000. The year of the 20th class reunion of the BHS class of '80. The class is gathering at Tim KidwelTs bar, “The Gulp Slurp , in the heart of downtown Milwaukee. Unfortunately Tim couldn't be with us tonight because he is attending an AA meeting next- door. Guest speaker at the meeting is BHS's own Jim Waggoner. His topic: The Hazards of Miller Ponies . Filling in for Kidwell is Tim Tweetus Marshall, Asst. Manager. Air transportation for tonight was provided by Big Bird Airlines , compliments of Marleia Russell, owner. Transportation from tne airport was donated by Buffy's Taxi Service , owned and operated by Jeff and Eleanor (Daniels) Cuttill. They now own a fleet of 20 yellow pickups. (Eleanor rides shotgun on request.) Joey Beachy couldn't make it tonight because Star Wars is showing on TV for the 32nd time this year. Of course he sent a note from his mother. Alan Keown has arrived but hasn't come in yet. We have been informed that he is out in his car smoking his last cigarette and listening to Black Sabbath. Schell Bolin and Eric Allsop are here all the way from Roach Clip, Arizona where they live on the reservation of the Tokumlof Indian tribe. Todd Harris just came dragging in covered with mud. He says he got his dad's Pinto stuck in a nearby government parking lot. Speaking of dragging, Debbie Haney was the first to arrive tonight in her new Formula dragster. Her guest this evening is Big Daddy Don Garlits. Suddenly there is a loud CRASH!! We see Todd Dudley sprawled out on the Floor. Oh well, he should have known better than to take Brad Elder's seat again! We're glad to see Kelly Moon here tonight—Stand up Kelly—What?—You are?—Oh. Dee Suddarth is here tonight. She brought her mother along to take pictures for the Echo. Jodi Foster, Angie Davis Lori Friesner called and said they'd be a little late. It seems their round-robin Nerf basketball tournament back in their hotel room is taking longer than expected due to numerous jump balls. We're proud to have the Chicago Hustle Woman's Pro Basketball team and Head Coach Michelle Gooden here tonight. When they got off the bus, Michelle scolded them for traveling. Mike Fitzgerald and Tom Sheehan just pulled up in their new Yamaha SRX, fuel injected, duel carb, high performance, heavy duty, racer-style snowmobiles. Funny thing is, there hasn't been an inch of snow in Milwaukee all year. Scientist Marsha Newton has recently received a Nobel Prize for discovering the cure for chicken pox. She has since admitted that she stole the formula from Stan Smith, world reknown computer programmer. Stan has an interesting technique. He simply plugs the computer into his brain and it is instantly programmed. Theresa Apke, now famous playwrite, recently boosted her career by writing, producing, and directing the box office hit, EARS , starring Tim Florey. We've just received word that Darla Williamson will be DROPPING IN in any moment. She is reportedly standing on the ledge outside her 20th story hotel room. It seems someone locked her door from the outside and left her. Joann Candage and Buddy Sanders are boycotting the reunion because we wouldn't play disco! The bleachers along the wall are there for the family of Doug and Libby (Larkin) Morris and the Tom Hower Family. We hope there is enough room!! Chris Jack Stiles was late getting here tonight because he was ambushed on the way in by a cardboard box and a trash can seeking revenge. Jon Bushert, professional taste-tester for Skoal, Inc. left early tonight because we didn't have any spitoons. CBS's famous female sportscaster Jeanne Luck had to be out of town tonight to cover the World Powerlifting Championships where Mitch Powell is attempting to break the World Flyweight record by lifting 101 lbs. over his head. GOOD LUCK MITCH! Julie Austin and Steve Bone weren't able to be here tonight because they are 'getting stoned' at an Archaeology Dig. The big crowd here tonight has kept the Gulp and Slurp's cocktail waitress Shela Hutchcraft running. (Mainly orders for Miller Ponies fron that AA meeting next-door.) Mike Andrews showed up as everyone else was leaving. He said he had to take it slow on his new Harley-Davidson because the training wheels are beginning to come loose. Oh, Bart and Sue (Davis) Spencer didn't come tonight. It seems they insisted on holding their own 20th class reunion in Bart's basement! finished 3 13 80 by Morris Fitz 75 Nicest Smile: Joann Candage Jon Bushart Best All Around: Joann Candage Buddy Sanders SENIOR PERSONALITY Best Dancers: Buddy Sanders Joann Candage Biggest Flirts: Tom Sheehan Debbie Haney Wittiest: Lori Freisner Tom Sheehan Most Daring: Lori Freisner Tom Sheehan Best Personality: Joann Candage Buddy Sanders Best Physique: Joann Candage Chris Stiles 76 Prettiest Legs: Chris Stiles Joann Candage Best Drivers: Todd Dudley Angie Davis Todd Harris Lori Freisner Most Athletic: Jodi Foster Chris Stiles Coolest Hairdo: Most Likely To Be Missed: Brad Elder Marleia Russell Best Sportsmanship: Jodi Foster Doug Morris Best Dressed: Joann Candage Buddy Sanders 77 DAWN OF A Presenting the Class of 1980, our leaders of tomorrow. UWtat lies behind us, and u’tat lies before u$ are tiny mm, wngarefr to mhit lies within us. Valedictorian: Stan Smith Is it over with, Michelle?? Salutatorian: Steve Bone SEW DECADE AND NOW A LOOK THE SENIORS- Alan Keown AS BABIES AT Jim Waggoner Dee Suddarth Jodi Foster Theresa Apke Steve Bone Brad Elder Eleanor Daniels Mike Andrews Mitch Powell Bart Spencer Julie Austin ■ Darla Williamson Angie Davis Shela Hutchcraft Chris Stiles Sue Davis Jon Bushert Tim Marshall Buddy Sanders Stan Smith Marleia Russell Libby Larkin Eric Allsop Marsha Newton Todd Harris Lori Friesner Tom Hower 1980 CLASS WILL I, Eric Allsop, will my senior year to Brian Elder in hopes be can have more fun than I did. I, Mike Andrews, will my place with the cooks first hour to Dave Hite. But watch for the warden—he will try and run you out!!! 1, Theresa Apke, will my ability to get along with other people and keeping my mouth shut to Don, my little brother, in hopes he will get along with kids better in the future. I, Julie Austin, will my ability to stay awake at 7:30 AM Swing Choir practices (3 days a week) to Jon Na- tion, who never seems to have his eyes open. I, Joey Beachy, will my ability to skip out and get away with it to any freshman who wants to take a chance!!! I, Schell Bolin, will nothing. I, Steve Bone, will the skill of being able to graduate a non-yearbook member to Sue Sharp, who has al- ready attained a certain aptitude towards doing the same. I, Jon Bushert, will the beater to Teresa. 1, Joann Candage, will my femininity to Elaine Lew- is, for best wishes and a new look. I, Jeff Cuttill, will my shoulders to Roy Jones so he can play football. I, Eleanor Daniels, will my good and bad times to Rita Kesterson, who already has a good start. I, Angie Davis, will my 2nd floor to Cheri Lambird in hopes that it will stand out farther than her nose. I, Sue Davis, will my ability to find a good guy to the freshman girls, who don't seem to know what one is yet. I, Todd Dudley, will my defensive driving abilities to anyone who meets Darla Williamson on the road. I, Brad Elder, will my ability to always maintain good behavior in school and constantly control my cool to the utmost, to Steve Mayberry, who doesn't seem to have these qualities. I, Mike Fitzgerald, will my lower voice to the Coleman twins, in hopes that they will use it in foot- ball. I, Tim Florey, will all my nicknames to Rastus (Cheri Funk). I, Jodi Foster, will my ability to hold Dawn Bone in cheerleading mounts to the next poor victim. I, Lori Friesner, will my ability to not go steady with anyone all four years of high school and survive, to anyone who thinks they can survive too!!! I, Michelle Gooden, will all my good times in high school to Colette and Jody, who already know where to find it. I, Debbie Haney, will my tan and turquoise to Tammie Stirrett, great body to Jaylene Kidwell (Calgonite) and my six inch heels to Michelle Brown. I, Todd Harris, will my pep rally cheerleading skirt to Mike Cuttill, who is the only person crazy enough to wear it. And I pass on my ability to run into a goal post and survive to anyone with a hard enough head. I, Tom Hower, will my abilities to be a cheerleader and Fat Albert to anyone who is crazy enough to do it. I, Shela Hutchcraft, will my driving ability to my sis- ter, who will need it. 1, Alan Keown, will my beard to Don Apke, which doesn't look promising. I, Tim Kidwell, will my daringness and driving abili- ties while not sober, and everyday partying to any- one who can hack it. I, Jeanne Luck, will my short stature to my brother, David, because the taller he is, the older he looks, and looking older gets him into trouble. I, Tim Marshall, will all my good times at B.H.S. to Cindy, Cheri, Darci and Sperry in hopes they will raise more—than I did!!! I, Kelly Moon, will my job in the cafeteria to anyone who can put up with Connie and Emma Lou for as long as I have. I, Elizabeth Morris, will my ability to keep my nose in my own business to a certain group of Sophomore firls, who need all the help they can get. Marsha Newton, will that for the rest of their high school years, Leann Calhoun and Peggy Brewer will be known as Lulu and Piggy. I, Mitch Powell, will my ability to stay slim and trim to Kim Gregory, who has a long way to go. I, Marleia Russell, will my height to the Junior class, in hopes that they grow up. I, Buddy Sanders, will my dancing ability to Judy Patrick, who has two left feet! I, Thomas Sheehan, will my illegal gambling casinos and rum-running business (which was a multi-hun- dred dollar success) to Todd Jones. Also, to Dougie Hite, my superior intelligence and big build. To Rog- er Doris—my tobacco-free lungs. But nobody gets my Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Derringer, Rush tapes, or my stereo!!! I, Stan Smith, will my promptness at weightlifting to Brett Bone. I, Bart Spencer, will my ability to posess a well-en- dowed nose to Sherry Jane Tipsword, who seems to have a pretty good start, and my height to Greg Waggoner, who could use a boost. I, Chris Stiles, will my dedication to athletics to Brian Elder, in hopes that someday he will pass footballs as well as he receives hickies. I, Dee Suddarth, will the pain of filling out all of these dumb little papers that the Seniors get the hon- or of doing to all of the lucky underclassmen. I, Jim Waggoner, will my weight to Kim Gregory, who has a good start, and my ability to be at every party Spencer ever had to whoever thinks they can handle it. 1, Darla Williamson, will my ability to stand on the second-story ledge outside the teacher's lounge for 25 minutes (after being locked in) and then jump off, to anyone who is brave enough to try it. Juniors 85 JUNIORS—WORKING HARD AND HAVING FUN The Junior Class of 1979-80 has a special quality—we can make anything fun. We realize we'll be out of here soon, so we want to make our last years the best. We look at being juniors as a challenge: a challenge to make decisions, accomplish goals and make school a fun place to remember. We have met many challenges and will meet more in the future. We will meet each challenge one by one and hopefully be victorious with each. Our class is a class of achievement. We have musical, atheltic, and scholastic ability. These abilities will pre- vail as we go on with our future plans. We are a class that cares. We don't let a problem slip by without it being noticed. We try to help each other out in times of need. To describe the personality of the class as a whole we would have to say that unpredict- able fits us all. We have always been a close group in terms of friendship. We're looking forward to our last year at BHS with high hopes and goals. Many can't wait to graduate, but we make the best of it and try to make every minute count. We're sure that we'll leave this school with many happy memories. On the preceding page are our class officers: Pres. Sally Boyer; V. Pres. Paul Bone; Sec. Cheri Lambird; Treas. Rick Grove; Rep. Kathy Moon. LeAnne Austin John Barter Dana Bond Dawn Bone Jeff Bone Paul Bone Sally Boyer Michelle Brown Donna Calhoun Theresa Compton Sherry Coon A1 Len Davis Marcia Dick Jessie Dickens Cindy Doris Julie Dudley Brian Elder Amy Ford Rhonda Goetz Rick Grove 86 Is it Marlin Perkins or Lynn Shafer? CLASS OF ’81 David Hite Jana Holthaus Roy Jones Cheri Lambird Elaine Lewis Kathy Moon Neal Owens Kathy Richardson Ken Richardson Lynn Shafer Sue Sharp Sheryl Sheehan Tammie Stirrett Chet Swarms Jeff Utsler Could this be the result of spiked Christmas punch? These boys really looked enthuised, don't they? History isn't that boring is it David? Brian in his natural pose. English III takes time out for a picture. Ken must be up to something with that sly grin. I thought ducks flew South for the winter. Are Cheri and Sheryl up to something again? Isn't it nice how Tom shows his love for Sheryl? Juniors show that cooperation is needed in class projects. 88 89 We’re Movin’ Out Lisa Bailey Mark Bandy Annette Barter Theresa Bushert Paul Bryant Mike Carroll Mike Cuttill Paul Davis Glenn Faith Cheri Funk Scott Gooden Darci Gordon Kim Gregory Sandy Harl Doug Hite Steve Hower Todd Jones As Sophomores, one of the biggest parts of the year was getting our drivers' licenses. We learned that the phrase “Look both ways before you cross the road applied to more things than driving. This being our second year of high school, we are in the Summer of our years. We hope that our remain- ing years at B.H.S. will be as fun and as enriching as this year has been. 90 Lori Kates Bill Larkin Scott Martin Steve Mayberry Joey Moon Donna Morris Kendall Mulvaney Jon Nation Scott Purcell Theresa Richardson Sonya Sickles Cindy Snearly Mark Suddarth Sherry Tipsword Kelly Traster Carl Wiley David Yarnell 91 Is that Miss Cover Girl in the background? Is Cindy Really That Short? SHJAPS Biological Geniuses Is that the Wrong Way we know? Shop Class Rejects 93 A AEW OUTLOOK Starting into high school was a big change for all of the Freshmen. The Freshmen have worked hard and hope to achieve many goals through their High School years at BHS. Getting in- volved in activities and organizations was something new and exciting. We'll all set out hoping to improve many things. The officers of the Fresh- men class are: President, Chris Davis Vice president, Marilyn Goetz Secretary, Christina Carroll Treasurer, Leann Calhoun Reporter, Bret Bone. Sfcoz. jlosT n Sue Alexander Dow Apke Stev Aws+in Mike Beasley Bret Bone Mindy Bone Peggy Brewer Angela Butt Leann Calhoun Bill Camfield Rich Camfield Christina Carroll Susan Cole Barry Coleman 94 ON HIGH SCHOOL Brian Coleman Laura Compton Laura Craig Chris Davis Roger Doris Lori Dorris Mark Eccles Diane Foster Marilyn Goetz Eric Harris Tom Jennings James Kelly Rita Kesterson Jaylene Kidwell David Luck Jackie McMahon Brett Robinson Jackie Sheehan Sam Sickles Lori Suddarth Jennifer Taylor Dwaine Throneburg Lisa Tipsword John Tuttle Rose Tuttle Greg Waggoner Tracy Wehner Jeff Williams Scott Williams Bill Younger 95 Caught in the act. Come and get us!!! FABULOUS FRESHMEN Macho men . . . well? Wilderness Weenies! Takin' it easy. 96 97 8tli Grade Kelly Adams John Alexander Larry Angel Jody Bates David Bone Linda Boomer Chris Brewer Margaret Bromm Cara Carter Robbie Dickens Ondrea Emmons Abby Ford Jana Foster Michelle Fitzgerald Sonja Chuck Grove Gibbons Todd Enz Colette David Gooden Hagerman Rhonda Gregory Kari Harmon Jacque Harris Paula Hower Diane Jenkins 8th Grade Ann Keeney Darryll Kelly Renee Lash Tamara Lillico Jill Miller Tony Moon Tim Moore Paul Nation Bob Orris Jeff Rauch Danny Snyder Dean Utsler Susan Vilmure Teresa Webner Scott Wiley Darin Yarnell Steve Young Trenda Richardson Jana Tuttle 99 This Is Your Life 8th Grade 100 Peace Baby! 101 Todd Atkinson Chris Barter John Bartimus Paulette Bly Greg Bond Missy Bone Rhonda Clark Danny Cotner Davy Cross Judi Davis Rebecca Dickens Jennifer Dudley Jo Ellen Faith Darrin Gorden Michele Harris Tom Hollingsworth Ronda Hutchcraft Shelly Inman Mike Keeney Joe Keller Larry Kesterson Kathy Low 102 Kevin McReynolds Melissa McReynolds Daren Nelson Brian Purcell Curt Robinson Wayne Snearly Paul Williams Billie Moon Anita Mulvany Lyndall Rawlings Kathy Ray Kelly Waggoner George Wehner Todd Yarnell Our class took a poll to see what our 7th graders for 1980 felt like the first day they came into Jr. High. Here are some of the better responses: Kathy Ray: She felt like a tiny pebble that just got kicked into a new driveway. Todd Atkinson: Felt very mixed up and hoped he wouldn't get in trouble. Michele Harris: Felt like a first grader just starting grade school. Danny Cotner: Said, I was scared to death that I would get lost in the new building. Jennifer Dudley was glad to be with her 8th grade friends. And last but not least, Joe Keller felt excited, puzzled, and like a mouse. Our officers for 1980 were: President, Paul Williams; Vice-President, Jenni- fer Dudley; Secretary, Mike Keeney. 103 Gulp and Slurp Bar Clowning Around Five Swats For You Chris! Fuzzy Pickles Ernie telling a joke to Bert as usual 104 DEDICATION IN MEMORIUM, we, the staff of the 1979-1980 Reverie, do dedicate this Reverie to Mr. Ansell Phillippo. Ansell joined the Personnel of Bethany High School in 1971. He worked in the school for eight years. Not only was Ansell a custodian, he was also a Jack-of-All-T rades. We all knew Ansell personally and deeply feel the loss of his familiar pres- ence. To honor his memory, we respectfully dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Ansell Phillippo. FACULTY BABIES Mrs. Susan Beals Mrs. Alfreda Bone Mrs. JoAnn Crane Mrs. Linda Duncan Mrs. Arlone Gibbons Mrs. Virginia Harshman Mr. Merlin Jones Mr. Joe Marshall Mrs. Emma Lou Funk and Mrs. Kay Marshall Mrs. Joyce Ozee Mrs. Barb Ozier Mrs. Linda Parrish Mrs. Judy Patrick Glenda R gg Mr. Pat White 106 107 s Working For 1979-1980 Booster Club Officers President: Don Mulvaney Vice-President: Don Martin Secretary: Barb Martin Treasurer: Peggy Mulvaney Bob Boyer Family Lawrence and Darlene Brown Lynn and Carol Scott Jim and Joann Grove Darrell and Virginia Weakley Mike and Connie Orris Larry and Maryjo Moon Melvin and Marie Utsler Mrs. F. H. Bland Helen Stables Don and Barb Martin Don and Peggy Mulvaney Fred and Hazel Davis Buzz and Marge Overlot Dan and Cherie Coleman Charles Austin Stan and Jeanne Davis Howard and Janet Hite Larry and Nancy Hutchcraft . . . THESE SPECIAL FRIENDS HELPED US OUT . . . 108 Family Shoe S-j Centex 7 S. Main Street Sullivan, 11. 61951 Phone: 728-7732 Congratulations and Best Wishes from Slanders Painting Decorating Service Interior Exterior Painting Paperhanging Bethany, II. 665-3551 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Best Wishes for a Bright Future — 109 DAIRY QUEEN 720 W. Jackson Street Sullivan, 111. Open year round Seating for 75 Phone: 728-4523 JOBBERS Jobbers and Distributers Parts New and Rebuilt Lynn R. and Louise Huntsburger 728-7378 404 W. Roane St. Sullivan, 111. PACO’S CANDYLAND Don Norma Piper 15 South Main Sullivan, Illinois 61951 728-8711 STUBBLEFIELD INC. 1320 W. Jackson Sullivan, 11. 728-4366 FIRST FINANCIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN PAT HIGHEST INTEREST RATES ALLOWED BY LAW 311 South Main Findlay, II. Phone: 756-8545 COMPLIMENTS OF BETHANY GRAIN CO. KETHANY, ILLINOIS PHONE: 665-3393 130 East Hwy. 131 Bethany, II. Brush Enterprises Rt. 121, Bethany, II. (217) 665-3611 Grain Bins and Accessories Dealer for Grain Systems, Inc. MNW Grain Dryers FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Larry Candage 110 N. Dixie Street Bethany, III. 61914 665-3037 John Jeffers 429-3703 F. H. Bland Son, Inc. Highway 121 Bethany Illinois 61914 Phone: 665-3394 The continuing saga of Bethany High School graduates can be found in each edition of The Bethany Echo A Bethany institution for more than 90 years CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES FROM COLONIAL STUDIOS PHONE: 797-694� Q f KZ Hardware and ■ 1 C Appliance Center '‘Ace is the place with the Helpful Hardware Man”® Phone 728-8060 South Edge of Sullivan DARRELL’S 6 West Harrison Sullivan, 111. Phone 728-9034 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK of SULLIVAN 115 Transport Tank Service ••SINCE 1937 H. 0. DICK TRANSFER BETHANY. ILLINOIS 61S1A 217-665-3531 Hollis A. Dick HEAVY MACHINERY HAULING O' JACK D. BONE TRUCKING SERVICE Bethany, III. 61914 3 GM QUALITY SERVICE PARTS GENERAL MOTORS PARTS DIVISION KEEP THAT GREAT GM FEELING WITH GENUINE GM PARTS. TOM WEST INC. Sullivan, Illinois Your Chevrolet, Oldsmobile Cadillac Sales And Service Congratulations and Best Wishes BUTLER’S PLUMBING, HEATING HARDWARE Bethany, Illinois Phone: 665-3441 CROWDER INSURANCE AGENCY Bethany, Illinois Insurance is our Business” Phone: 665-3154 good year FARM TIRE CENTER 116 West Main Street Bethany, Illinois PHONE: 665-3336 PASSENGER - TRUCK - FARM COMPLETE FARM AND TRUCK TIRE SERVICE RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS HANDMADE CRAFTS RATTAN REPAIRS $8irkrr $c HJoaii “SPECIALTIES MADE TO ORDER 119 E. MAIN BETHANY, ILL. 61914 Phone: RICHARD McLAUGHLIN (217) 665-3366 Owner IIS EAST MAIN ST. BETHANY. ILL. 61914 William B. Mcllwain Commercial Printing Office Residence 2C7 665.3251 217 665-3354 GIBBONS OIL COMPANY STANDARD PRODUCTS 6c CUSTOM SPRAYING 316 W. NORTH ST , BETHANY. ILL. 61914 Ph (217) 665.3555 Don E. Gibbons ’’DOWN TO EARTH” For Your Floral Arrangements Downtown Findlay. Illinois 665-S18� 665-3184 115 Route 121 117 THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT 307 South Main. Findlay, Illinois Kenny Phileta Coventry SPOT RESTAURANT Next to the Little Theatre. Sullivan, Illinois Phone: 728-7811 Owners: Bill Linda Lamendola Home-cooked meals and evening specials HANK OF FINDLAY Findlay, Illinois 62534 McCAIN’S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE A full service bank Member of FDIC PHIuipS For all your banking needs. Bethany, Illinois 61914 «JJeM Phone: 665-3523 Jean lancastep CinOy haeqen 11 s. main p o. BOX 12 sullivan. Illinois 21 7-728-8449 hunter Wheel. Alignment and Spin Balancing Terry's Auto Body TERRY ELLISON. Owner Pm 720-401 1 111 N. HAMILTON SULLIVAN. ILL. «1051 Complete auto Body repair Fiber Glass work 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE After hours Phone 752-6006 OR 720-0227 Retail - Wholesale halves Quarters for Freezer Sullivan Packing Company Custom Butchering flc Processing R R. 3 - BOX 046 SULLIVAN. ILLINOIS 61051 OWNERS. PHONE: John Calcagno Business 217 720-7031 JOE Calcagno home 217 720-4560 CORLEY INTERNATIONAL. INC. Stale Routes 121 and 32 Sullivan Illinois 6 951 118 BUY - SEU • TRADE BREWER MOTORS USED CARS TRUCKS RT. 12) BETHANY, ILL. Office. 665-3811 SAM BREWER Heme. 665-3149 Owner THE CHEESE SHED R. R. 3 SULLIVAN. IL. 61951 665-3494 Wisconsin Cheese Summer Sausage HAWBAKER’S IIEZZY’S JOHN GOETZ TRUCKING SERVICE A good place to eat and bowl. Sullivan, Illinois Bethany, 111. 665-3161 WOOTEKS WOOTER’S Lumber, hardware, and sports shop. 300 East South Second Findlay, Illinois Phone: 756-8852 Come to Wooter's for your Bumper to Bumper auto parts, Sony and Sansui home stereos. Findlay, Illinois Phone: 756-3132 KAISER AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS Bob Rule—Manager Bethany, Illinois Dry and Liquid Fertilizer Congratulations from E. J. BOROS M.D. Bethany Illinois 119 LAKEWAY PACKAGE LIQUORS P. T. O. Convenient Store 106 W. Harrison Street. Helping Students to Sullivan, Illinois Phone: 728-4613 Help Themselves RUSSELL M. HARSHMAN CO. SULLIVAN, ILLINOIS 728-7394 £Lz j i DtowEii. £? fti Let us make your life a Keadu-Aiix Concrete Qeneral ContractorJ little more beautiful. John M. Brosam WORLD-WIDE DELIVERY PHONE (217) 726-7358 412 S. Hamilton Sullivan, III. 61951 FAMILY SHOE CENTER Shoes (or all the Family West Side of the Square Sullivan. Illinois Your Headquarters for LEVIS HAMILTON'S MENS WEAR Sullivan. Illinois J. WALKER Sullivan 728-8356 Cars Trucks — new or used Home Phone: Sullivan, 728-8356 Office Phone: Sullivan, 728-8356 SULLIVAN GRAIN DIVISION Tabor and Co. 417 E. Water Sullivan. Illinois 61951 120 THE VILLAGE SHOP BETHANY, ILL. Gifts, Clothing, Sewing and Misc. STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES • BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS William E. Graven Agent 109 S. Washington Sullivan. II. 61951 Bus Phone: 217-728-8338 STATE FARM INSURANCE ___________-7 HETIIAiW BARBER SHOP Specializing in all men's and boy's HAIRSTYLING Open — 8:30-6:00 Tues., Thurs., Fri., 8:30-3:00 Sat. 1 1 No appointment Necessary 1 2 block south of Marrowbone Inn Owner: S. L. McCain ARTHUR IGA 215 South Vine Arthur, Illinois Phone: 543-2633 Hours 7-9 Mon. — Sat. 8-5 Sun. MOSCHENROSE JEWELERS Bulova—Accutron BEST WISHES CLASS OF “1980” Caravelle—Seiko KEEP ON TRUCKING Keepsake Diamond Rings On the Square Sullivan, Illinois McPeak Trucking, Dalton City, Illinois 728-8551 Phone: 874-2407 FOSTER’S FUR WOOL Foster’s Fur and Wool Sporting Goods Carhart Clothing 111 East State Lovington, Illinois THE SIDE TRACK Crafts Gifts Plants Bethany, III. 61914 121 | SULLIVAN PHARMACY LOVINGTON PHARMACY “We Close but We Never Quit” Pharmacists: Ron White Compliments of HARDWARE STATE BANK Lovington, Illinois Sharon Vannice Marty Jones Chuck Wright SULLIVAN SHELL WILDFIRE ELECTRONICS INC. YOUR Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Radio hack Phone 728-4722 A Full Service Station Dealer C.B.s—Stereos—Antennas L.P.s and Tapes MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS “The store with nationally advertised 134 South Vine St. brands” for Ladies and Arthur, III. Juniors We appreciate your visit. We hope you'll think of MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS as your personal center lor total beauty care. Thank You Karen Smith Merle Norman Representative Sullivan, III On the Square 728-7822 Congratulations Graduates Compliments of D B REFUSE SERVICE Sullivan, Illinois Em VA =1 � PEAL ESTATE COMPANY 602 S. HAMILTON SULLIVAN, ILL. | 122 THE-DRESS-HOUSE Dress, Coats, and Sportswear 801 S. Hamilton Sullivan, III. JIBBY’S RESTAURANT LOUNGE 17 No. Main St. Sullivan, Illinois Phone: 728-8031 SULLIVAN PACKAGE LIQUOR On the Corner of Hamilton Eden Sullivan, Illinois Phone: 728-4711 l-block south of IGA George Shelby BETHANY SALES, INC. Wholesale Discounts to Clubs Organizations and Individuals on Nationally Advertised Toys. Games, Hobby Kits and Carnival Supplies Bethany, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM DEAN’S GREENHOUSE John and Ruth Dean 408 E. Water, Sullivan,III. Phone 728-4321 LARRY’S BEAUTY SHOPPE 604 W. South Street Bethany, III. Phone: 665-3123 Acw ulI i--’ Six Miles out on West Eden Road, R.D. 3, 1300, P.O. Box 137, Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Area 217-797-6445 ROBY-WELDING SHOP Bethany, Illinois 123 Compliments of BETHANY STAR MARKET Owners: Larry Darlene Cuttill Phone: 665-3215 300 West Main Street Fresh Fruit, Vegetables, and Meats Delicious Bakery and Deli Items 124 Compliments of SCOTT STATE BANK MOKE BANK FOR YOUR MONEY HUS Serving With Distinction Since 1887 Bethany, Illinois 61964 FITZGERALD Harold «Jim Insurance an«l Real Estate Bethany, Illinois Phone 665-3513 CUSTOM SPRAY T. L. Sheehan The tree is bare. No leaves. No sign of life. But it's inevitable that Spring will come. And bring new life again. Memories of '80, '81 are at an end. The halls are bare. No sign of life within. But just like the tree. We are at the end of a sea- son. There will be a new begin- ning. With new life, new hopes and Different memories, memo- ries . . . THE REVERIE STAFF “WE DID IT”