Bethany High School - Reverie Yearbook (Bethany, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1983 volume:

Bethany tliali School Bethany, Illinois Juniors 23 Sophomores 27 Freshmen 31 Junior High 35 Activities 41 Sports 49 Organizations 61 Personnel 101 Advertisements 113 SENIORS Whatever Happened Leonn Calhoun Christina Carroll Susie Cole Dill Cornfield Louro Croig Chris Dovls Lori Dorris Marilyn Goetz Eric Harris Drion and Dorry Colemon Dione Foster Waggoner Lorry Gregory 4 • • • Between Then and New! Corhy Hutchinson Rita Kesterson Jim Kelly Dovid Luck Jackie McMahon Steve Ozee Gayla Shain Brett Robinson Jennifer Toylor Tracey Wehner Dwaine Throneburg Lori Wiszo-Woty Jackie Sheehan Lisa Tipsword Dill Younger Jaylene Kidwell Lori Suddarth Greg Waggoner Laura Compton 5 Our Senior doss trip turned out to be o riot. We ended up in Springdale. Ohio. The trip began May 13 at 7:00 A M. accompanied by our class sponsors Buzz and Margie Overlof. Our first stop was at Tuscola where we ate breakfast at Dixies truck stop. After breakfast we were on our way again. We finally arrived at the Motor Inn Lodge after being stopped by the Indiana police for speeding. We got checked in and went to out rooms to get refreshed before going to the Col- iege Football Hall of Fame. The rest of the night we hod to ourselves. Some of us went to a movie while others stayed of the lodge to swim or stay In their The second day began at 7:00. By 9:30. we were on our way to checking out and on the road to King's Island for a wild day. There were many sights to see and wild rides to be ridden. Some of us ate pizza, hamburgers ond assorted candy all day. One of the rides most enjoyed by the class was the Beast, which was a roller-coaster. Half through the day it rained and lasted all day. We all met at the bus around 7:00 P.M. After everyone was at the bus we looked like drowned rots. The girls changed in the back of the bus while the boys waited: then it was their turn to change. We finally arrived back in Bethany early Sunday morning. We all had our laughter and tears. Many realized that this was the last time we d all be together. We had many beautiful memories and achieved many of our goals. Thanks to Buzz and Margie we had a unique class trip. ■ ■ CLASS TRIP Christina Carroll. Jennifer Taylor and Jackie Sheehon with Yogi Dear. Jackie McMahan. Jabberjaws and Lori Dorris. Lori W-W and kid” modeling for the comero. The rowdie” girls of the bus. 7 We Know Not What the Future Holds, First Row: Chris Dovis. Rita Kesterson. Lori Wlszo-Woty. LeAnn Calhoun. Jennifer Toylor. Lisa Patlllo. Lori Suddorth. Laura Craig, Jackie McMahan. Christino Carroll, Lisa Tlpsword. 2nd Row: Gaylo Sholn, Jackie Sheehan, Lori Dorris. Susie Cole, Sue Alexander. Laura Compton. Diane Wag- goner. Joylene Kldwell, Angle Butt, Marilyn Goetz. Cathy Hutchison, Tracey Wehner. Mindy Bone. 3rd Row: Peggy Brewer, Jr. Throneburg. Bill £ Happy or Valedictorian Jennifer Taylor Salutatorian Christino Carroll But We Know Who Holds the Future Younger, Jim O'Brien, Barry Coleman. Brett Robinson. Brian Coleman. Bill Cornfield. DovkJ Luck, Don Apke. Steve Ozee. 4th Row: Jim Kelly. Steve Austin. Rich Cornfield. Eric Harris. Bret Bone. Larry Gregory. Greg Waggoner. sod Lori? Mixed emotions Go get 'em Jackie. 9 Lorolyn Sue Alexonder plons to offend col lege ond work. Don Apke plons fo gef married and offend Sfephen Ausfin plons fo offend college Dref Done plons fo offend college ond work. Melinda Done plons fo offend Eosfern II linois University. Peggy Orewer plons to gef married Angelo Dun plons ro offend college ond wofk. Leonn Colhoun plons fo work Dill Cornfield plons fo work Richord Cornfield plons fo offend college Chrisfino Corroll plons fo sfudy elemenfory educonon or college Suson Cole plons fo offend college Barry Coleman plans to attend Eastern Il- linois University. Laura Compton plans to attend nursing school. Brian Coleman plans to attend Eastern Il- linois University. Laura Craig plans to attend college and work. Chris Davis plans to study pre-med at Lori Dorris plans to attend Eastern Illinois University. Marilyn Goetz plons to attend college Patrick Harris plans to work Lawrence Gregory plons to join the United States Marines. Cathy Hutchinson plons to trovel to Australia. James Kelly intends to study architectural engineering and technology. Rita Kesterson plons to attend college Joylene Kidwell plons to offend Loke Lond College. Jackie McMahan plons to attend Eastern II- linois University. David Luck plans to attend college and marriage. Steve Ozee plans to work. Liso Pattillo plans to work and attend leg Dretf Robinson plans to attend college. Jackie Sheehan plans to attend Eastern Il- linois University. Gayla Sholn plans to get married and become a licensed bobysitter. Dwaine Throneburg plans to ottend Lisa Tipsword plans to work and ent lege. Lori Suddarth plans to attend college ond Jennifer Taylor plons to ottend Illinois State University. 15 Dione Foster Woggoner plons to work Trocy Wehner plons to offend college ond trovel. Gregory Woggoner plons to offend college. Closs colors. Blue ond Silver .. . Closs flower. White Rose . . . Closs motto. We Know Not Whot The Future Holds. Buf We Know Who Holds the Future. ... Closs song. 'Don't Look Bock'' - Boston. Lori Wiszo-Woty plons to ottend college. Williom Younger plons to study ogriculfure ot Loke Lond College. Not pictured: Jim O'Brien. I I ) I 5 I I I I THE SENIOR WILL I, DON APKE. will get out of this school and never come bock. I. SUE ALEXANDER, will my ability to stay out of trouble (or at least not get caught) to Anita Mulvany and Jen- nifer Dudley (who have a good start) and to my brother John (who needs it). Then I will leave thie place! I. STEVE AUSTIN, will a book of cliches to Mrs. Duncan, in hopes that she will enjoy the gobbledygook that I wrote, very very very much. I, DRET DONE, will the challenge to anyone who thinks they can get kicked out of the library more times than I. I, MINDY DONE, will my courage to any girl under 5'1 who wants to go with a guy over six feet tall. Dy the way, I'll throw in my step ladder, too. I. PEGGY DREWER, will all the wheatie” episodes they can handle to Paula H„ Kelly A., Renee L„ and Jill M. I, ANGIE DUTT. will my fun times to my sister Lori. My big mouth to the Junior girls. And my lost name to David K. since he doesn't have one. I. LEANN CALHOUN, will my ability to take a joke to Rhonda Gregory, to Jana Foster, I will my ability to go to Shelbyville without getting caught (but seriously), and I also will my long legs to Kari Harmon with hopes that someday hers will sprout. I, CHRISTINA CARROLL, will my driving ability to Melissa McReynolds in hopes that one day she will get the opportunity to drive such an elegant cor as the ''Hearse.'' I. DARRY COLEMAN, will my ability to look alike to the Richardson twins, who don't. I, DRIAN COLEMAN, will my ability to keep a good rhythm toTamra, who never knew how. I, LAURA COMPTON, will my ability to get along with people to any unfortunate person who has to ride the vocational bus with the same group that I did. I, LAURA CRAIG, will my ability to skip Mondays to anyone who needs it. I. CHRIS DAVIS, being of extremely sound mind and sound upper body,” hereby will the following: My celibate and abstaining habits to the Sophomore girls, my ability to get along with everyone to Jack Dolsen, and lastly, my compassion for human life to the Mercenary” — Steve Young. I, LORI DORRIS, will my P.E. shorts to anyone who has the courage to wear them. I, MARILYN GOETZ, will my big nose to Daren N„ but it looks like he already has a good start. I also will my ability to get over things to Mr. M.. who I think never will. I, LARRY GREGORY, would will everything my parents never gave me to Dob Orris, but he already has them. I, ERIC HARRIS, will my hot rodding tendencies to Dar- rin Gordon and my Led Zeppelin tapes to Jeff Rauch. I, JIM KELLY, will if you will. I, RITA KESTERSON, will all of my good-times here at DHS to my brother Larry, and all of my partying to Jen- nifer Dudley and Anita Mulvany who seem to have a good start. I. JAYLENE KIDWELL, will the U.F.O. to David Cross. I, DAVID LUCK, will my height to my little brother in hopes that someday he'll be able to cream me in basketball. I, JACKIE McMAHAN. will to the incoming Freshman band members, all the fun times with Mrs. Lindvahl, who'll find out what I mean, and to Chris Drewer I will my ability to keep the basketball team laughing. Humor her please. I, STEVE OZEE, will some of my girls to David Done, and some of my whiskers to Mark Davis. I. LISA PATTILLO, do hereby will: To Anita Mulvany my age so she can go to Krackers on Friday and Saturday nights, and not have to wait until Sunday. To Niff — to someday be able to get a tan on her legs. To Rondo — to someday have a jumping Jimmy Jr. You've all been the best friends a person could have! I, DRETT RODINSON, will my ability to not do homework and still get good grades to my brother Dart who already has the first half of if mastered. I, GAYLA SHAIN, will my good year in DHS to my brother Dill, my ink pens to Eric Harris, and my long fingernail to Rita Kesterson. I. JACKIE SHEEHAN, will my dunking ability to Stephanie Shelton, my knees to Michelle Fitzgerald in exchange for her ankles, and my trumpet solos to Jana Foster. I, LORI SUDDARTH. will to my cousin Chuck Grove the ability to keep up the good job of bugging Mr. Syfert next year, to David Kirkwood the thrill and excite- ment of DHS (Ha! Ha!) his next three years here, and last but not least, I will gladly leave this place. I, JENNIFER TAYLOR, will my alto saxophone solos in Jazz Dond to Melissa McReynolds. in hopes that she can learn to improvise like I never did. I, JR THRONEDURG. will my basketball shoes to Larry Kesterson so he con at least play on the Varsity next year. I, LISA TIPSWORD. will my skipping school ability, my tapes, and my keep to the red truck to my brother Mike! Also to Anita M., Jennifer D., and Kim L. I will them the ability to run around Sullivan without getting in a fight and maybe someday soon they can get their clows into Paul Highland and Jim Dicke. (but Kim to keep David!) To Judi Davis the ability to do what we did the last day of school all through her years at DHS. I. DIANE WAGGONER, will to my new little sister Kelly the best of luck at DHS. I, GREG WAGGONER, will my intimidating attitude to Lyndall Rawlings in hopes that he will use it well. I, LORI WISZO-WATY, will my size 13 cheerleading skirt to anyone who is big enough to fit in it. (I wasn't!) I, DILL YOUNGER, will, well. I can't think of anything to will so I guess I won't will nothing. 1 ?ve Aus4i,n: hor} s 4: wing Choir 1; Foorboll 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1 2. 3. 4: Track 1: Lefterman's Jb 2. 3, £ Jaz Football 1, 4,- Baseball 3, 4: Class Reporter 1 Letferman’s Club 4 Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Jazz Band 4: Cheerleading 1, 2. 3. 4: Cheerleading Captain 4; Swing Choir 1, 2, 4,- Chorus 1, 2. J. 4; Sharon Young Award 4: Best Dressed; Who's Who 3; District Chorus 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 3; N.H.S. 2. 3. 4. N.H.S. President 4 Peggy Brewer: Photo Club 1; ixed Chorus 4: Girls Chorus 4,- Vocational School 3, 4 Angie Butt: Color Guard 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1,- Class Reporter 3; Class Secretary 4, Track Manager 1 Leann Calhoun: F.H.A. 1. 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Photo Club 1; Student Council 4; Class Treasurer 1, 3. 4; Class Reporter 2; Softball 1. 2, 3; B-ball M.V.P. 3. 4; Track M.V.P. 3 Christina Carroll: Band 1 2, 3, tain 3: Tr , 4. Jazz Band 1, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4,- Swing Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; V.P. of Recreation 2; Student Council 3, 4,- President of Student Council 4: N.H.S. 2. 3. 4. N.H.S. Secretary 4; Who's Who 3, 4: Cheerleading 1. 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 3,- Cheerleading (JV) Captain 2: Cheerleading Captoi 3: Track 4; Yearbook i- District Chorus 3. 4: All State Honor Chorus 4 Barry Coleman: Bond 1, 2. 3, 4j Jazz Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Swing Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: Scholastic Bowl 3: Football 1, 2. 3. 4,- Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4r Best Bond President 4 ality Boys Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4,- V.P. of Lefterman's Club 4; Football Captain 4; Brian Coleman: Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Bond 1. 2. 3, 4. District Band 3; Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 1 2. 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 3; Letterman's Club 2. 3, 4: President of Lefterman's Club 4; Class President 3; Bond V.P. 4; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. Best Percussionist Award: Best Defensive Lineman: Best Looking; Most Musically Talented . 4. ___ifon: Spanish Ck H El Laura Craig: Band 1, 2;Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Laura Compton: Spanish Club 2, 3: Spanish Club Treasurer 3; N.H.S. 3, 4,- Who's Who 3. 4 Mixed Chor us £ 2. 3, 4,- Swing Choir 2, 3, 4 I ■ 1 avis: Yearbook 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Lefterman’s Clut � nth 4: Illinois State Scholar 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4: Club 2, 3, 4: Scholastic Bowl 3, 4: Student of Baseball 1; Track 1, 2; Basketball 1; Foot- ball Manager 1. 2; Class President 1; Class Treasurer 3: Student Council 1,- Who's Who 3. 4 Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Band Council 2, 3,- Football Stats 2, 3; ittiest Lori Dorris: Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Bar Boys Basketball Slats Z 3. 4; Boys Track Sta 1. 3f3; wH_ _______________________ KK y fcM brilyn Goetz: Yearbook 1, 2. 3, 4; Yearbook Editor 3: Student Council V.P. 3; Class V.P. 2; Spanish Club 1. 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate- Attended Girls State: Nicest Smile I i n Larry Gregory: Track 4 Rita Kesterson: Cheerleading 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4,- Sportsmanship 1, 2. 3. 4; F.H.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: F.H.A. V.P. 18 3; F.H.A. President 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1. 2, 2. 3. 4. Yearbook Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Track M.V.P. 4,- Biggest Flirt David Luck|Football 1 4: Letterman's Club 4. Span sh ClUb 1. 2. 3. 4; ( Jackie McMahan: Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Jazz Bandit 3, Musically Talented 4; Who s Who 3: Basketball 1, 2 3. Spanish Club 3; Student of the Month 4; Honor Band 4 Steve Ozee: letball 2 Lisa Portillo: F.H.A 1. 2, 3; Vice President of Yearbook 3; Girls and Mixed Chorus 4I 4 Swing Choir 3: Band t 2. 3. 4: Jazz Band 2; Yearbook 2. 3, 4 Award 2; Yearbook 2. 3. 4: Band 3; Editor 4; on F.H.A. 3- Junior Class President 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Dreft Robinson: Baseball t 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 JUost Rebounds 4: Most Improved 4; Foot 4: All Conference 4; All Area 4. Most Valuable 4; TracMSSHBHNHMHPMVrSchc 3, 4;ietterman's Club t Z 3, 4,- Who's Who 3. 4; Student Council Z 4; QastPie Z, ™— 1. 2, 3, Gaylo Shain: Chorus t i Jackie Sheehan: Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Jazz Band 1 Z 3. 4 Pep Bond 1, 2. 3. 4; District Band 4: Honor Band 3; Band Council 1. 3. 4: Spanish Club C 2, 3: Spanish Club V.P. 2, 3; Who's Who 3: Best Female Marcher 4: Track 1. 2; n__ S II S I ■ . ...AO Best All Around: Basketball t 2, 3. 4: Most N.H.S. 2. 3. 4 Track 1, 2; Swing Choir 1, 2, 3. 4,- Scholastic Bowl 3, 4; Lori Suddarth: Cheerleading 1, 3; Photo Club t Softball 1. 2. 3 Jennifer Taylor: Cheerleading 1. 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 2. 3. 4: N.H.S. V.P. 4; F.H.A. 1 2. 3. 4; Public Relations 2: Chorus Girls and Mixed 1 2, 4: Chorus Pres. 4: Swing Choir 2. 4; Band 1, 2. 3. 4,- Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 1. 2, 3, 4,- Secretary 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4. Secretary 4: Scholastic Bowl 3 4 P 1 II Jr. Throneburg: Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3 4: Track 3; Footboll 4; Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4 Lisa Tipsword: Track 1; F.H.A. 1 Diane Waggoner: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2 Greg Waggoner: Baseball 2. 3, 4. Football 1, 3, 4: Basket dent Council V.P. 4 Lori Wiszo-Waty: Color Guard 2; Spanish Club 2. 3; Choir 3, 4: District Chorus 3, 4; Chorus Secretary 4 Cheerleading 4. Chorus Mixed 1 Bill Younger: Basketball 1; Football 4; Track 3: Mixed Chorus 1 Z 3, 4; Boys Chorus 1 2 Club 4 A ■' 19 Louro Compton ond Chris Davis Most Likely to Succeed Mindy Done and Dill Younger Desr Dressed Jackie McMahan and Drian Coleman Musically Talented P e r s o n a I i t Christina Carroll ond Drian Coleman Dest Looking Jaylene Kldwell and Jim Kelly Dold and Daring y Picture Not Available o Jackie Sheehan and Drett Robinson Dest All Around Lori Suddarth and Jim Kelly Dest Drivers Lori Wlszo-Wafy and Rich Cornfield Dest Physique (Picture Not Available) Lori Dorris and Greg Waggoner Wittiest Uso Pottlllo and Steve Austin Prettiest Eyes Jennifer Taylor and Eric Harris Best Legs I I o P Leann Calhoun and Dwolne Throneburg Most Athletic Angie Butt and Barry Coleman Best Personality Gayla Shaln and Brett Robinson Best Hair Rita Kesterson and Bill Cornfield Biggest Flirt Marilyn Goetz ond David Luc Nicest Smile Welcome to the 20 yeor reunion of the closs of 1983. The yeor is 2003 ond we ore meeting ot the Sullivan Pizza Hut, owned and operated by Jim Kelly. There he is now over in the corner keeping everyone up-to-date on what has happen- ed to all the old Sullivan and Lovingfon guys and girls. No one really cares. Dret Done was the first one here tonight so he could inspect for fire hazards. Jim O'Brien refused to come tonight because he was sure no one would remember him. Joylene Kidwell must be here tonight, we can't see her but man can we sure hear her. Larry Gregory is unfortunately in the hospital after walking down Cerro Gordo St., Decatur with his Ku Klux Klan suit on. Lori Suddarth came here tonight with her husband but is presently looking for Dill Cornfield. Speaking of Dill, he and David Luck are out in the parking lot bowling, but with no balls or pins. Mr. Car himself, Eric Harris, just walked in with a dozed look in his eyes, mumbling about a 454 hi-rise turbo something or other. Peggy Brewer won't be here tonight since Sullivan is having their reunion tonight, too. Steve Hozee came in accompanied with his date, a former member of our faculty. Dethany-loyal Lisa Tipsword and Sue Alexander showed up wearing their Sullivan Redskins T-shirts. Rich Cornfield left already to go look for a fight. He was with his good friend ond inspiration Jack Daniels. Steve Austin came tonight wear- ing on outfit from his new line of clothes. It's called. The Pookie-Bear look. Laura Craig is here and is now a successful business woman with the Charmin Toilet Paper Co. Don Apke. now rich and famous, is here tonight just after releasing his new hit single, ”12-votes, 6-votes it don’t Make!!! Angie Butt, now owner of Bethany Sales Co., is accompanied by none other than the notorious Pete Fowler. On a more serious note, Christina Carroll, Mindy Bone, and Jennifer Taylor are in the corner arguing as to who's been most successful these 20 years. Jackie Sheehan stayed home tonight so she could watch the soap operas her mother taped for her. Boy, there's a depressed looking Dr. Chris Davis. Small wonder why either. He tried to donate his body to science and the only group interested was a garbage company. Diane Waggoner and husband Jim barely made it here tonight. It was awfully hard trying to get away from the Rooster Farm. Lori Wiszo-Waty is inquiring as to if anyone knows a good lawyer. She's dying to change that last name of hers. Greg Waggoner and Brett Robinson.'famous authors, are discussing whose book is better. Greg's book is based on his life and is entitled Just Showin' Off, while Brett's book is entitled, Dealing with the Unexpected. Marilyn Goetz is here tonight but hasn't been able to say much because her mouth is crammed with food. Dill Younger was here earlier but had to leave because his mother didn’t wont him out too late. Rita Kesterson would like for everyone to hurry and finish eating so she can get those dishes to the Bethany High School cafeteria and start washing. Brian Coleman is just standing around letting all the girls remember why he was voted Best Looking Boy in our class. Atta boy Hugh, Jr. Well look over there. There's Leann Calhoun telling everyone the exciting story of how she tripped over the half-court line at the sexual against Jamaica-Sidell. Ooooh, Lori Dorris is badly limping. She sneezed earlier and threw her knee out. Why, Lisa Potillo is just sit- ting over there by herself. Oh, no wonder, she's engrossed in another one of her Harlequin Romances. Barry Coleman came tonight only so he could tease and make fun of everybody. How did he get voted Best Personality anyway? This is terrible but Jackie McMahan is in prison! She was sent up the river for dating a man who appeared to be three times her age. Tracey Wehner and Cathy Hutchinson are over at the snack bar eating all the green M M's. Susie Cole has a job she can handle. She's inspector 42 double B at the Playtex factory. Nurse Laura Compton is here tonight wearing a rubber glove. She's trying to get all the boys to turn their heads and cough. Junior Throneburg came in dribbling a basketball but after a few hours at the bar he is once again dribbling, without the basketball. And last but not least. Gayla Shain came tonight with all her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Gayla doesn't work in a store but she is into produce. Written with Total Respect but not Total Sincerity, 22 Chris, Waggs and the Rat. Junior Closs . . . Kelly Adoms John Alexander Jody Dores David Done Unda Doomer Chris Drewer Margareff Dromm Coro Carter Rob Dickens Todd Enz Michelle Fitzgerald Abby Ford Jana Foster Soni Gibbons Rhonda Gregory Chuck Grove David Hagerman Karl Harmon Jacque Harris Paula Hower Diane Jenkins Darryll Kelly 24 Totally Awesome!!! Renee Losh Tomro Lillico Jill Miller Tony Moon Tim Moore Paul Notion Dob Orris Jeff Rauch Danny Snyder Dean Ufsler Susan Vilmure Teresa Webner Shell Wlszo-Woty Darin Yornell Renee Yates Junior doss officers this year were: President - Darryll Kelly. Vice-President - Todd Enz. Secretary - Chris Brewer, and Treasurer - Paul Nation. Like the Junior class was like o totally awesome experience for most everyone. It was like really academically difficult, you know; I'm talking gross out - gag me with a spoon. We like really enjoyed all the extracurricular activities, if you know where I'm coming from. Like the money we earned from, like magazine sales, and con- cessions allowed us to have an awesome prom. Like our sponsors were Mrs. Duncan and Mr. Reinhart and they did a totally awesome job. Look out senior year — Here we come - Fer sure, Fer sure!!! 25 Junior Candids Herculeslll 9 ,. t t. 5 1 i ■ hiM 'I 'V Tereso. you're supposed to eot your mosh poforoes with o fork. Mining for nose nuggets? Todd ond Mrs. R during closs competitions. Ralph the barber. 26 SOPHOMORES 27 Todd Atkinson Greg Bond Morsho Clork Rebecca Dickens JoEllen Faith Michele Harris Ronda Hutchcraft Shelly Inman Joe Keller Paulette Bly Missy Bone Rhonda Clark Jennifer Dudley Darrin Gordon Lorry Kesterson Welcome to one of the very many sophomore memories wrenched from the lockers of our minds. Why lookl There's on old sock. Let's look within it. Mercyl It's a collection of the sophomore money making schemes. We ll scrape a little lint and fungus off, so we can ex- amine it closer. Here's the sophomore bake sale, ond here's the Easter egg basket raffle. Well, throw the sock over your shoulder, and we'll look for something else. A pair of mangled glasses, rusted with agel They're not UoaitaAU Rise and shinel Treasurer. Joe Keller; Secretary. Shelly Inman Monte Baker's, Welcome to Bethonyl Well, hurl those glosses out the win- dow, ond get onother ob- ject. Hey, it's o stroight jocket. Whot's o stroight jocket doing in the locker of our minds? Woit, whot’s in the pocket? It's o clipboard! Oh, now I remember. After all the sophomores went through Driver's Ed., it was o little too much for Mr. Potient. It was nice to rum- mage through the locker of our minds, it gives us something to remember. Teresa Yates Kathy Low. Vice President; Wayne Snearly, President Wayne Snearly Kelly Waggoner George Wehner Paul Williams Curt Robinson Dill Shain Todd Yarnell Kezi surrounded by George ond Dunny. 30 EEESEIA4EN 31 Mike Atkinson Tim Darker Terri Dolen Jock Dolsen Amo nek) Done Drion Doomer Rusty Dromm Gory Corroll Derek Carter Ed Clark Tom Cole Mark Davis Shown Davis Jamie Dyer Mott Ecdes Jill Gregory Felicia Hogermon Stocy Harmon Allison Harris Jeff Hoots Micci Hunt Chris Keller The Freshmen Class Officers Gory Corroll - Treasurer Allison Horris - Secretory Jolme Dyer - President Rusty Dromm - Vice President 32 Class of • • • Tim Kelly Volerie Kirk Dovld Kirkwood Thereso Loppin Showno Losh J Angie Marshall Vonnie Nelson Teresa O'Brien Deanno Roy Tom Rucker Stephanie Shelton Doug Sims Mike Sweeney Mike Tipsword Terry Tyler Jim UnderwcK Kirsten VonHook Orion Webn Tina Yornel The 1962-60 year was a very exciting year for the Freshman class. At Homecoming, we receiv- ed first place for our float. Allison Harris was our class attendant. Mrs. Harshman and Mrs. Selby were our class sponsors. As a fund raiser, tins of candy were sold and we profited much money. We hope our next few years at D.H.S. ore just os fun and great os this year was. 2 H2ESHMAN CANDIES I'm sorry Doug, but there's another mon In my life. Phyllis Diller look alike contest. The student is never tight. II ■ H I1 35 Like Wcw! It’s the rod Ashinhurst □mmy Darker eth Dartimus rod Day latt Dennett hris Dolen ad Drown m Drown ion Dutt � hn Cornfield hn Croig ttino Emel irgoret Fitzgerald rek Fultz id Funk ri Hire ke Hockodoy i Hutchcroft ssi Kates idreo Kroenlein 36 Eighth Grade Tim Lappin Deanna Marshall Sean Martin Mike McMohor Colin Moon Drent Richadrso Bottom. Left to Right: Treasurer Tim Loppin. Secretory Traci Funk. Top. Left to Right: President John Cornfield. Vice-President Brian Richardson. This year the 8th grade went on their class trip to Springfield. They started the day off by going to the new and old State Capitol, then to Lincoln s home, ate lunch at the Heritage House, then went on a water slide. Their class sponsors this year were Mrs. Parrish and Mrs. Deals. They sold candy the first semester as a fund raising project. Brian Richardso Bart Robins Adorn Sow. David Yonti 37 7th GRADE SAYS BELIEVE IT OR NOT Dryon Domes Anthony Doxter Mike Dlond Dovid Doyer Michelle Drown Kurfis Dunfill David Cornfield Orendo Corlyle Louis Clark Louro Crowley Moleoh Dovis Rachel Dickens Mike Dukemon Mick Ferguson Rachel Ford Dridgor Freeland Jon Harris Patrick Harris Hilary Harshman Jason Keller 38 WE MADE IT THIS FAR” The seventh grade consists of 40 students. We held a bake sale the Saturday of the week of Homecoming. We had a Christmas party in our hallway. We participated in a Spelling Dee; winners were Dridgot Freeland. Steve Sims, Jason Keller, and Kristy Wiszo-Waty. The alternates were Rachel Ford, and Mike Dukeman. The sponsors were Mrs. Shasteen and Mr. Inman. Danny Kelly Kristi Krohn Rick Martin Lance McCain Adam McReynolds Brian McReynolds Steve Miller Melissa Moody Brad Orris Michelle Osterhoff Jana Rawlings Jull Rawlings Mike Sheehan Steve Sims Jay Still Gene Underwood Regina Ustler Trlno Ustler Ronald White Kristy Wiszo-Waty 39 ACTIVITIES 41 Mindy Crovned Cueen and ATTENDANTS - Jr.. Jona Foster: Soph.. Michelle Harris: Fresh.. Allison Harris: Queen Mindy Bone. CANDIDATES - Marilyn Goetz. Susie Cole. LeAnn Calhoun. Queen Mindy Bone. Candidares LeAnn Calhoun and Susie Cole. This year for Homecoming we selected Mindy Done os queen, o worthy recipient. The Freshman float received first: the Juniors second. Sophomores third and the Seniors fourth. The Cheerleaders planned a fun Homecoming week. We had black and gold day, hot day and something new. punk rock day. This was a fun change! Thanks cheerleaders! To make the Homecoming the best, the football team had a victory over Assumption. Good job Mustangs! This was a hap- py and very memorable Homecoming for us all! Candidate Marilyn Goetz. 42 Bethany Wins 1982 HcmeccminfiS Here comes the Musrongs. The J.V. Mustangs full of spirit. Brett Robinson In octlon. Coach Patient tells Brett the play. Look ot that offensive line: what animals. 43 Sophomore float. 3rd place. Freshmon floor. 1st place. Mustang Color Guard. Chris Brewer on Punk Rock Doy. Beth worms up. Stephanie and Jamie try new make-up. 44 Prom Moy 7, 1983 Prom King ond Queen Steve Austin ond LeAnn Colhoun 45 Cn the Do her spiked heels hurt, David? Mrs. Duncon enjoying herself. Our aching feet. Winss cf Love The Hunchback and the Gypsy Girl. Watch that finger Dill. Prom wos held of fhe E.I.U. Ballroom in Charleston this year. Our theme was On fhe Wings of Love, and fhe colors were Blue and Silver. The Band was named Minx. Post-Prom was held in fhe E.I.U. Student Union. EIG BAD SENIORS Eric, is Greg showing you his muscles? Is the assembly that boring Barry? Jim you really can pop popcorn! Jackie, after a hard day's work. 48 SPCPTS 49 Pride’s the Word Then you run over there, cotch the boll and . . . Bottom: Cooch Patient Donny Snydet. Dotty Colemon. Rich Cornfield. Otlon Colemon. Rob Dickens. Pool Notion. Dorryl Kelly Vay u U™r y. Row Dovld Luck. Dret Done Dovid Done. Dill Younger Gtet Woggoner. Jr Thtonebutg. Dotln Yotnell. Tony Moon. Brett obln n Th ° Kellv Rustv Tim Barker Ed Clark. Jeff Hoots. Orion Webner. Todd Yotnell. Donny Comet. Mike Ttpsword. Fourth Row: Doug Sims. Mork Dovls. Orion Doomer. Tim Kelly. Rusty Dromm Derek Carter. Gory Carroll. Dovid Kirkwood. Jim Underwood, ond Mike Atkinson. The Mustangs were full of Enthusiasm ond Pride. When out score was low. our guys just kept fighting ond pushing harder. Their Pride kept them going (besides Cooch Po- tient yelling). So to our guys - we're pro- ud of your effort ond desire to keep fighting ond NEVER give up. and to Cooch Potient - GOOD JOD COACHII1 Assistant. Jim Dodd looks on. 52 Skip ro my Loul Raise your hands if you're sure. May I hove this oonc� . Coach Inman reaches Bill how ro pass. The Aiishty J.V. Squad Top. Left to Right: Mark Davis. Manager Ed Clark. Jim Underwood. Gary Carroll. Mike Tipsword. Monte Daker. Doug Sims, David Kirkwood, Chris Keller. Bottom, Left to Right: Mr. Inman. Wayne Snearly. Todd Yornell. Tim Darker. Brian Webner, Larry Kesterson, Mr. Patient. Go Mustangs. GOI The J.V. Squad was coached by Mr. Patient. Their record was 16-8. They placed second in the Bethany J.V. Tournament. They had practices in the morning at 7:30 and after school. They are looking forward to next year's basketball season. 54 Make if. Darin. J.V. Mustanfi$ In ActicnS Togethernessl Cooch Inman discussing ploys. Jump Darin jumpl Joe rakes If down fhe court. Varsity Senior Orett Robinson Top Left: Greg Woggoner. Cooch Inmon. Tony Moon. David Done Joe Keller. Steve Austin. Monager Ed Clark. Dottom Left: Assistam Seniors and their parents are honored at the lost home game. This year's Dethany Mustang basketball team finish- ed the season at 9-15. The record is not the true in- dicator of this team. They were in every game but two during the season and played with great spirit and drive throughout. Despite the won-loss record, these young men were responsible for others to be proud to be a Mustang. Those players who graduate will be missed because of their drive and leadership. 56 Senior Jr. Thorneburg Mustangs 57 COACHES - Mr. Potient. Mr. Parsons. Mr. Inman. Senior Sfeve Austin. Fillies Dedicate Season Jf ' 'J I Coach Crane. This year was quite a re- warding year. Award winners were Lori Dorris, Defense; Jana Foster, Rebound; Abby Ford, Most Improved; LeAnn Calhoun, MVP; Jackie Mc- Mahon and Rita Kesterson, Sportsmanship; Jackie Sheehan Hustle, Free Throw and Assist. Fillies dedicate their season to Mr. Done. The Award Winners. Lori Dorris. Rhonda Gregory. Chris Brewer. Jana Foster. LeAnn Calhoun. Kelly Adams. Abby Ford. Jackie McMahan. Melissa McReynolds. Jody Bares. Rita Kesterson. Jackie Sheehan. 58 Ve ll Miss you Seniors!! Frankie Lori Dorris Kid Jackie Sheehan Lu-Lu Leann Calhoun Scooter Jackie McMahan Buckwheat'' Rita Kesterson Joy Jaylene Kidwell 59 loftom Row: Angie Marshall. Deono Roy. Coro Carter. Renee Votes. Missy Done. Dillie Moon Kathy Roy. Middle Row: Tina Yoroall. Te esa rotes. Amanda Done. Shawna Losh. Jill Gregory. Rhondo Clark. Theresa Loppin. Kori Harmon. Top Row: Rhondo Gregory. Kim Loppln. Melisso AcReynolds. Stephanie Shelton. Tereso Webner. Chris Drewer. Jolme Dyer. Thereso O'Drien. CELEDRATIONIII Kelly Adorns blocks o shot Melissa McReynolds shoots for fwol 60 The Fillies: In and Cut ef Action R. Clark and T. Yates Chris mokes a big one. Abby stretching for the ball. LeAnn Calhoun and Rhondo Gregory Kelly just loves Voc. English The Spcrts Jr. High girls trying to leorn some bosketboll skills. INTRAMURALS Mrs. Howley Judi ond Lori watch the ball bounce. Lori, do your feet hurt? 62 Ipage Leonn tries to block the shot Jano shoots o free throw Todd posses the boll Lorry shoots a free throw Jackie in-bounds the boll 63 The 82-83 yearlinss Moving Front. L. to R.: Mott Dennett. John Cornfield. Mike McMohon. Derek Fultz. Dart Robinson. Drod Drown. Cooch Jim Porsons. Dock. L to R.: Tim Lop- pln, Mike Hockodoy. Jim Drown. Drent Richardson. Colin Moon. Seon Martin. Mott Young. Coach Jim Porsons in the center. WON 14 LOST 4 Derhany 40 Mr. Auburn 24 Derhany 41 Assumprion 22 Dethany 40 Tower Hill 42 Derhany 36 Findlay 19 Derhany 39 Moweaqua 29 Derhany 42 Sullivan 49 Derhany 32 Lovingron 50 Derhany 40 Assumprion 32 Derhany 20 Argenra-Oreano 42 Derhany 33 Macon 31 Derhany 41 Findlay 24 Derhany 51 Arwood-Hammond 14 Derhany 42 Sullivan 13 Derhany 30 O.T. Lovingron 35 TOURNAMENTS Trl-Counfy Isr place or Tower Hill Derhany 44 Findlay 24 Derhany 39 Tower Hill 33 DISTRICT or TOWER HILL Derhany 35 Dno Sf. Par's 31 Derhany 41 Neoga 63 The Junior High Yearlings put a great deal of effort, hustle and desire into their season, as it reflects on their records. The Seventh grade yearlings won third place trophy in the Tri-County and had an 11-4 record. The Eighth grade yearlings won first place in the Tri-County for the second consecutive year, while posting a 14-4 record, losing out to Neogo in the semi- finals of the District Tournament. Doth teams were coached by coach Jim Parsons and his assistant Jim Dodd. )n Tc Victory — WON 11 LOST 7 Jr. High Basketball 1982-1983 Class C SEVENTH GRADE 3rd Place Tri County Class C SCORES: Tournament Bethony 39 Mt. Auburn 24 Bethany 43 Assumption 27 Bethany 40 Tower Hill 6 Bethany 36 Findlay 23 Bethany 32 Mowequo 46 Bethany 36 Sullivan 31 Bethany 36 Lovington 38 Bethany 40 Assumption 38 Bethany 21 Argenta-Oreona 39 Bethany 25 Macon 17 Bethany 35 Findloy 26 Bethany 41 Findlay 16 Bethany 30 Mt. Auburn 47 Tri Co. Tournament Bethany 44 Assumption 39 Bethany 21 Atwood-Hammond 15 Bethany 18 Sullivan 32 Bethany 19 Lovington 25 Bethany 21 Bement 25 Class C District Tournament 65 Filly Tracksters Front Row: A. Done. A. Marshall. C. Carroll. J. Davis. R. Kesterson, K. Ray. D. Ray. Second Row: T. Lappln. M. Hunt. J. K(dwell. R. Clark. M. Bromm. Manager L. Boomer. Third Row-. Coach Hawley. K. Low. M. McReynolds. T. Webner. J. Foster, C. Brewer, J. Dyer. Our girls track squad consisted of three Seniors, three Juniors, five Sophomores, and five Freshmen. We won one meet and placed sixth in the Meri- dian Conference. We didn't have any luck with the weather this year so half of our meets were rained out. At our banquet Mrs. Hawley awarded Rita Kesterson and Kathy Low as MVP winners, and Teresa Webner as Sportsmanship. She also awarded the rest of the team who was able to letter. And now to our Seniors — GOOD DYE AND GOOD LUCK!!! Rlro Kesterson - MVP Teresa Webner - Best Sportsmanship Kathy Low - MVP 67 MUSTANGS PLACE THIRD IN MOULTRIE COUNTY MEET Front Row: Lorry Gregory. Tim Dorker. Rob Dickens. John Alexonder. Dorln Yornell. Poul Notion. Dorryll Kelly. Stondlng. Dock Row: Tim Kelly, Jim Underwood. Rusty Dromm. Jim Kelly. Tim Moore. Wayne Sneorly. Tony Moon ond Cooch Potient. The Mighty Mustang Track team consisted of 13 members. They placed third in the Moultrie County Meet, in all large meets they placed high. Their record for all duo meets was three and one. Two members went to Sectionals: Darin Yarnell and Paul Nation. Darin went to participate in the High Jump, and Paul for the 400 meter run; both did a very good job. Mr. Patient said that this was a good season for building and many accomplishments were made, and hopes that next year will be a lot better. 68 Sports Snaps 69 Jr. High Beys and Girls Track Bottom Row. L to R: Adorn Sowo. Mike Hockodoy, Lance McColn, Gene Underwood. Sean Martin. Patrick Harrison. 2nd Row: Jason Keller. Brent Richardson. Brad Brown, Rick Martin. Ron White. Steve Sims. Danny Kelly. 3rd Row: Brian McReynolds. Anthony Baxter. Bryan Barnes. David Boyer. Colin Moon. David Cornfield. Mike McMahan. Mott Young. Derek Fultz. Mick Ferguson. Mott Benett. Adam McReynolds, Mike Bland, Mike Dukeman. 70 Bottom Row, L to R: Julie Rawlings. Traci Ashinhurst. Chris Bolen. Trina Utsler. Regina Utsler. Top Row: Rachel Dickens. Jana Rawlings. Melissa Moody. Hilary Harshman. Kristy Wlszo-Woty. Michele Osterhoff. Tell us about It. Orion. This year, the Junior High had their own pep rallies. 71 BETHANY HIGH SCHOOL AND VARSITY — Front Row: Mike Tlpsword. John Dortimus. Dob Orris. Dovld Luck. Jim O'Drien. Jr. Throneburg. Dret Done. Dock Row: Chris Keller. Monte Doker. Tony Moon. Joe Keller. Chuck Grove. Lorry Kesterson, Dill Sholn, Greg Waggoner. Not Pictured: Drett Robinson, ond Cooch Donning. JUNIOR VARSITY - Front Row: Mike Tlpsword. Mike Atkinson. David Kirkwood, Chris Keller. Dock Row: Gory Carroll, Tim Kelly, Doug Sims. Tim Darker, Mark Davis. Not Pictured: Shown Davis. This year's team was coached by Phil Donning, ending with a season of 6 wins and 6 losses. They finished third in the Meridian Conference. Two team members were selected to the All-Conference team. They were Drett Robinson — 1st team, and Dret Done — 2nd team. Drett Robinson was also nominated to All-Area team. Good luck for the oncoming years Mustangs! 72 JR. HIGH BASEBALL TEAMS Drett Robinson Greg Waggoner JR. HIGH — Front Row: Rick Martin. Mike Dukeman, Kurtls Dunfill. Mott Young. Steve Sims. Jason Keller. Dock Row: Gene Underwood. Brad Orris. Mike McMahan. Derek Fultz. Brent Richardson, and Mike Hockaday. 73 The Year 74 Marge Overlot (Sponsor) This summer we attended camp at Vlncennse University. We received a spirit stick for the first time In years. We worked hard, learned a great deal, and had a GREAT time. Marge Overlot was our sponsor. Our fund raisers were coke raffles and sales, and we rook part In the Fall Festival dunking machine to raise a good sum of money for our squad. Our pep ralleys were ALWAYS filled with excitement. We had o doss competi- tlon which the Juniors won. We had a pac- man routine, style show, teachers balloon popping contest, fruit pass, ond all kinds of excitement. So to our squad of 1963... GOOD JODIII 76 v 41 Jennifer Taylor Rita Kesterson Lori Wlszo-Waty CHEERLEADING SQUAD - Front Row. Left to Right: Jennifer Toylor. Melisso McReynolds. Kothy Low, Abby Ford. Lori Wlszo-Woty. Row, Left to Right: Kelly Waggoner, Christina Carroll, Jana Foster. Rita Kesterson and Mindy Done. Senior Cheerleaders TRYING to be sexy. SURPRISE MARGEIII 77 Kelly and Lori enjoying themselves. Starting line up. Ready HIT IT” D.H.S. Cheerleaders Showing Off WERE 1” Go. Fight, Win” Countdown Accomplishments From Comp; Gomes Don't mess with us.” We con’t be stopped.' We re proud of out spirit stlckll HI Mustang Fonsl Rita and Lori showing us theli sexy legs!?? We re smilin' pretty ot comp. 79 Margaret Fitzgerald Jr. Mifih Cheerleaders The Jr. High Cheerleading squad consisted of two eighth graders and three seventh graders. Deth Bartimus was the captain. Their sponsor was Mrs. Richardson. Dridgof Freeland Rachel Dickens Michelle Osterhoff 80 Bethany’s Lettermen Excel A lot of fine othlefes will be leoving the club but there ore many good athletes to take their place. The club's officers were: President Brian Coleman, Vice- President Barry Coleman, Secretary Wayne Snearly, and Treasurer Paul Notion. Senior members were: Steve Austin. Bret Bone, Bill Cornfield, Rich Cornfield, Barry Coleman, Brian Coleman, Chris Davis, Jim Kelly, David Luck, Brett Robinson, J. R. Throneburg, and Greg Waggoner. Junior members were: Rob Dickens, Todd Enz, Chuck Grove, Tony Moon, Tim Moore, Darryll Kelly, Paul Nation, Danny Snyder, Darin Yarnell. Sophomore members were: Danny Cotner, John Bartimus, Joe Keller, Larry Kesterson, Wayne Snearly, and Todd Yarnell. Sieve slows the pace down. it s nor going to one. Greg. J. R. soys. Eat my dust!” Not quite a slam, but still worth two. Danny Snyder, come on downl 82 1982-83 Student Council Greg Waggoner - Vice-President. Jody Dotes — Treasurer. Christina Carroll - President, Jennifer Taylor - Secretary. 1st Row: Chris Brewer. Mindy Done. Jody Dotes. Rita Kesterson. Rita Kesterson. Christina Car- roll. Leann Calhoun. Dillie Moon. Jennifer Taylor. Teresa Webner. 2nd Row: Mr. Syferr. Joe Keller. Greg Waggoner. Daren Nelson. Drett Robinson. Jill Gregory, Darryll Kelly, Chris Keller. 8 N.H.S., the Cream ef the Crcp. Dovid Hogermon. Jennifer Toylor, Jockie Sheehan. Christina Carroll, Michelle Fitzgerald. Jodi Dates. Mindy Done. Chris Davis. Student of the Year - Drlan Coleman gives autographs. Illinois State Scholars - Chris Davis and Tracey Wehner. New Members - Drlan Coleman, Khonda Gregory, load Atkinson, and Kathy Low. Sponsor: Mr. Syguy. Drains and beauty too. Loura Compton 84 ALL FOUR CHORAL GROUPS PLACE FIRST AT CONTEST 1st Row: J. Toylor. M. Done. T. Yornell. S. Lash, A. Harris. M. Done, K. Roy. 2nd Row: Mrs. Crowder, M. Harris. J. Harris. K. Van Hook. L Craig. M. Clark. C. Carroll. L. Patlllo. 3rd Row: C. Drewer. J. Foster. K. Adams. S. Shelton, M. Fitzgerald, L Wlszo-Waty. A. Ford, J. Dotes, T. Webner. 1st Row: D. Done. S. Austin, D. Kirkwood. M. Atkinson. G. Dond. C. Dorter. 2nd Row: Mrs. Crowder. S. Davis. D. Sims. M. Davis. T. Moore. G. Carroll. 3rd Row: T. Atkinson. D. Coleman. J. Dartlmus. D. Snyder. D. Hagermon. D. Coleman. M. Tipsword. 85 Four Musicians Chosen ' ' SWING CHOIR — 1st Group. Front to Dock: C. Carroll. T. Atkinson. M. Done. P. Coleman. K. Roy. 2nd Group: C. Drewer and G. Carroll. 3rd Group: L Craig. D. Kirkwood. D. Hagerman. J. Taylor. A. Ford. T. Moore. 4fh Group: J. Dates, and M. Davis. 5th Group: M. Done. D. Sims. J. Foster. D. Coleman, K. Adams. MIXED CHORUS — 1st Row: C. Davis. M. Tipsword. M. Done. G. Carroll. T. Yarnell. S. Lash. A. Harris. M. Done. M. Davis, S. Davis. D. Kirkwood. 2nd Row: D. Hagerman. J. Harris. S. Austin. K. Von Hook. M. Atkinson, K. Roy. M. Clark. D. Sims. T. Moore. C. Carroll. D. Snyder. 3rd Row: Mrs. Crowder. M. Harris, J. Taylor. S. Shelton. C. Drewer. J. Foster, M. Fitzgerald, L. Wiszo-Waty, L. Craig. L. Potlllo. T. Webner. 4th Row: J. Dares. K. Adorns. A. Ford. D. Luck. E. Harris. D. Coleman. D. Coleman, J. Dartimus. T. Atkinson, D. Done. D. Younger. Fer AII State Chorus is not all fun. games and an easy credit like some people think. This year we worked hard and it paid off when all four choral groups received first place at con- test. We also had four young musicians chosen for All State. This was an opportunity to play and sing with other talented musicians all over Illinois. Teresa Webner and Christina Carroll performed in the State Capitol with the All State chorus while Jana Foster per- formed with the Honors Chorus at the Prairie Capitol Convention Center. David Hagerman per- formed at the same place but with the All State Dand. Director Mrs. Crowder MEMBERS OF SWING CHOIR COMBO - Mike Atkinson. Michelle Fit- zgerold, Jackie Sheehon. Shown Dovls. 87 The Marching Mustangs Our Drum Mojor. David Hogerman. Well . .. our bond finally did it. We won first overall at EIU Marching Contest. Way to go! We did something new this year,- we had a halftime highlight concert. During this concert we played our marching show music and other music we played throughout the marching season. Also during this concert Mrs. Lind- vahl gave outstanding awards in marching. Barry Col- eman - outstanding mole marcher, Jackie Sheehan — outstanding female marcher. Brian Coleman — outstanding percussionist, Jackie MaMahon — outstanding spirit, Amanda Bone — most improved marcher, and Jacque Harris — outstanding color guard. Congratulations! After the show we had a fun time. We never knew that Mrs. Lindvahl was so good at basketball. If you want to have fun and feel like you've done something worthwhile and rewarding, join band. You won't regret it. David Hagermon. Coro Conor. Anito Mulvony. Amando Done. Kelly Adorns. Kirsten Von Hook, Jill Miller. Row 2: Poulette Dly, Kothy Roy, Kothy Low. Chris Drewer. Deth Dartlmus. Michelle Fitzgerald, Undo Boomer. Row 3: Chris Davis. Chris Dorter. Mott Dennett. Jack Bolsen. Mike Atkinson. Paul Williams. Jana Foster. Jackie Sheehan. Lori Dorris. Row 4: Dettlno Emel. Melisso McReynolds. Michelle Fliz- gerold. Jennifer Taylor. Dillie Moon, Deanna Roy. Mott Young, Jen- nifer Dudley. Tim Moore. Row 5: Christine Carroll. Steve Young, 88 A NUMBER 1 BANDS!! Mike Hockodoy, Todd Atklson, Tim Darker, Jackie McMahon. Terso Vebner. Missy Done, Lyndoll Rowlings, Darry Coleman. Row 6: Judl Dovls. Jill Gregory, Shawna Lash, Angle Marshall, Stephanie Shelton, Abby Ford, Allison Harris, Jamie Dyer. Jacque Harris. Row 7: Mrs. Lindvahl, Paula Hower. Rachel Dickens. Greg Dond. Rita Kester- son. Drlan Coleman, Shawn Davis. Danny Corner. Tamara Lillico. Mindy Done. Hof Pictured: Rebecca Dickens and Felicia Hogermon. David ond our Color Guard. Our super director Mrs. Lindvahl. Jackie playing her solo in Mirada. Lori at the Halftime Highlights Concert. High Schcd Concert Band Row 1: Chrisfino Carroll. Mindy Done. Kathy Low. Coro Carter. Anlto Mulvony. Felicio Hagerman. Rebecca Dickens. Row 2: Kelly Adorns. Jill Miller. Poulo Hower. Paulette Dly. Todd Atkinson. Tim Darker. Teresa Webner. Jackie McMohan. Deanna Ray. Dillie Moon. Melissa McReynolds. Michelle Fitzgerald. Jennifer Taylor. Jennifer Dudley. David Hagerman. Chris Davis. Row 3: Chris Drewer. Kathy Ray. Kirsten Von Hook. Amanda Done. Linda Doomer. Jackie Sheehan. Lori Dorris. Jana Foster. Paul Williams. Mike Atkinson. Chris Dorter. Jock Dolsen. Missy Done. Tim Moore. Lyndall Rawlings. Steve Young. Darry Coleman. Row 4: Jacque Harris. Judi Davis. Shown Davis. Tamara Lillico. Danny Corner. Greg Dond. Drlon Colemon. Rita Kesterson. Mrs. Lindvahl. Drion receives the Arion Award. Jackie receives the John Phillip Sousa Aword. This year the concert bond received another first rating at Organizational Contest. We were the only band in the morning to get straight firsts. During the Spring Awards Concert Jackie Sheehan received the John Phillip Sousa Award and Brian Coleman received the Arion Award. The band gave Mrs. Lindvahl a director's chair and the Seniors gave her a plaque. She also surprised the Seniors by dedicating a song to them which she sang. We ll never forget her and how special she is. 90 Row 1: Shown Davis. Christina Carroll. Melissa McReynolds. Jennifer Taylor. Jana Foster. Jackie McMahan. Teresa Webner. Mike Hockodoy. Row 1 Mike Atkinson. Jackie Sheehan. Lori Dorris, Lyndall Rawlings. Chris Darter. Tim Moore. Deanna Roy. Mindy Done. Mrs. Lindvahl. Row 0: Todd Atkinson. David Hogermon. Poul Williams. Orion Coleman. Tim Darker. Steve Austin. Steve Young. Darry Coleman. Chris waits for autographs. David, you know that Mindy belongs to Darry. This year the Jazz Band went to the EIU Jazz Bond Festival for the first time. We competed against Class C bands and come away with second place. That's pret- ty good. I'd say. Our numbers were Soul Squeeze , Nice and Easy, and Sunday Drive. At the Spring Awards Concert Barry Coleman received the Jazz Band Award. Just think Seniors, no more getting up early on Tuesday and Friday mornings. 91 Junior High Concert Hand Row 1: Mike Sheehon. Troci Ashinhurst. Kristi Krohn. Morgoret Fitzgerold. Deonno Morsholl. Deth Dortimus. Dridgot Freeiood. Mott Young Row 2: Drendo Corlyle. Louro Crowley. Trino Utsler. Juli Rowlings. Lori Hite. Regino Utsler. Hilory Horshmon. Mrs. Lmdvohl. Row 3: Rochel Ford. Mike Hockodoy. Moleoh Dovis. Dovid Doyer. Dettino Emel. Mott Dennett. Michelle Osterhoff. Lonce McCoin. Rochel Dickens. Mike Dukemon. Jono Rowlings. Adorn McReynolds. Melisso Moody. 92 Row 1: Rochel Dickens. Dridgot Freelond. Regino Utsler. Melisso Moody. Michelle Osterhoff. Hillory Horshmon. Row 2: Moleoh Dovis. Deth Dortimus. Troci Ashinhurst, Morgoret Fitzgerold. Trino Utsler. Dettino Emel. Mrs. Lindvohl. Lori Hite. Row 3: Mike Hockodoy, Mott Young. Mott Dennett. Mike Sheehon. Adorn McReynolds. Mike Dukemon. a z z B a n d At OrgonizQtionol Contest this year the Jr. High Bond received o second place rating. They also marched again in the Homecoming parade. At the Spring Awards Concert Margaret Fitzgerald received the Director's Award. The band gave Mrs. Lindvahl a music note windchime. Well, eighth graders, get ready for High School Band!! rUTUEE EICMEMAKER CE AMERICA This year was a fun year for oil. Our President was Rita Kesterson. Teresa Webner was elected section 4c secretary. Some of our activities were Tom Wat soles, dad dote night, and Mother-Daughter banquet and many more. All of us underclassmen ore looking for- ward to a great next year. Advisor Mrs. Done 1962-1963 FHA Officers Bottom Row: Beth Bortimus. JoEllen Folth. Joll Miller. Paula Hower. Renee Yotes. Renee Losh. Second Row: Stocy Harmon. Troci Funk. Jill Gregory. Diane Waggoner. Mindy Done. Shawna Lash. Tina Yarned. Rhonda Clark. Teresa Yates. Marsha Clark. Jamie Dyer. Third Row: Mrs. Done, Kim Lappin. Shelly Inman. Jennifer Taylor. Tamara Lillico. Chris Brewer. Stephanie Shelton. Tereso Webner. Jody Bates. Rita Kesterson, Christina Carroll. Top Row: Rhonda Gregory. Kari Harmon, Soni Gibbons. Kelly Adams. Leann Calhoun. Kelly Waggoner. Rhonda Hutchcraft. Anita Mulvony. Billie Moon. Kathy Low. Melissa McReynolds. Kathy Ray. Paulette Bly. 1960-1964 Chopter Sisters - Hilary Harshman and Rachel Dickens. Leann Calhoun models underwear Mindy Done and her father Senior FHA girls Rhonda. John, and Jill Gregory 94 TOP 5 TOM WAT SALES PEOPLE - Rhondo Clork, Kathy Ray. Traci Funk. JoEllen Faith. Jamie Dyer. President Rita Kesterson and Mother being honored at banquet. Father ond Daughter look-alike contest. 95 Administration Mr. Knight. Principal Upper Iowa University — under- graduate Fayette, Iowa — B.S. History and Political Science Northern Illinois University - graduate Dekalb M.S. in Science and Education Certificate of Advanced Study Years at BHS — 3 1983 Mr. Harold Means, Superintendent Eastern Illinois University, B.S. Eastern Illinois University, M.S. Eastern Illinois University - specialist in Ed. Superintendent of BHS - 1 year. The best asset a school or com- munity can have is good young peo- ple. I feel that Bethany is certainly blessed in this area. It was a privilege to work with these students ond I wish them continued success as they follow the road of life. Best Wishes. 97 Meet the 1983 yearbook Authors [kick Row: M. Atkinson. D. Kelly. Mrs. Gibbons. S. Davis. R. Kesferson. J. Kldwell. T. Atkinson. M. Goetz. D. Nelson. J. McMahan. J. Kelly. M. Bromm, B. Richardson. Front Row: L Hite. T. Ulllco. S. Harmon. T. Ashlnhurst. A. Kroenlein. C. Davis. T. Webner. C. Carter. J. Bates. B. Bartlmus. Co-editors: Jackie McMahan and Jaylene Kldwell Assistant Editor Marilyn Goetz 98 SENIORS - J. McMahon, J. Kidwell, R. Kesterson. C. Davis, M. Goetz. SOPHOMORES - T. Atkinson, R. Dickens, v. weison. JUNIORS — T. Webner, C. Carter, D. Kelly. M. Bromm. J. Bates. B. Barflmus. T. Ashinhurst. D. Marshall. L Hite. M. Bennett, A. Kroenlein. B. Richardson. 99 Lo Seriora Deals Rebecca with Ernesto Aprendiendo Espanol — This year the Spanish Club has been very busy. On November 17. 1962 we went to the Masonic Temple In Decatur to see the Spanish American Dancers, and afterwards we went to eat at Bonanza. On November 21, a few of us went to the Assembly Hall In Urbana-Chompalgn to see the Broadway play Evito, which was about the (ln-?)famous wife of Presi- dent Juan Peron of Argentina back in the 1940's. We olso watched the video rapes of ‘‘The Man From La Mancha'' and El Cld on Kevin McReynolds' VCR. To keep up with tradition, we decided to hove Kevin McReynolds massacre the plhafa as last year, because Kevin hod merely decapitated It then. This time we tied the pihata in a small room adjacent to the Home Ec's kitchen. Because of the room's size. Kevin did not have much swinging space, so when he heaved his mighty dub to slay the pinata, we were more horrified than ever before. We fled for protection behind the curtains, the door and under the bed. Suddenly, It was time. Kevin swung with a gargantuan's strength, and smashed that pihata straight to you-know-where. The force of his blow was so cataclysmic, that the candy In the pihata fired out like a grenade blast. A few pieces lashed Mrs. Beals In the face, disfiguring her horribly, but she quickly recovered, much to our relief. We scram- bled for the candy, although most had crumbled to dust upon impact with the room's walls and floor (and ceiling and Mrs. Deals' face). Vlce-Pres. and Student Council Rep. Daren Nelson. Pres. Todd Atkinson. Not Pictured: Sec.-Treosurer Rebecco Dickens. Com a Somo Pequeno de Portugues Aqui e All SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS - Front Row, L to R: Mrs. Deals. Linda Boomer. Sue Alexander, Paulette Bly. Jim Underwood. Margaret Bromm. Paul Williams. Marilyn Goetz. Todd Atkinson, Tracy Wehner. Darryll Kel- ly. Caro Carter. Jill Gregory, Chris Davis. Bock Row. L to R: Todd Enz. Kevin McReynolds. Todd Yarnell. Brett Robinson. Daren Nelson, Jack Bolsen, Tim Darker, JoEllen Faith. Not Pictured: Rebecco Dickens. Ernesto de Moraes Leme Neto. seen on this page with Rebecca Dickens, was a new member of the Spanish Club. He Is from Sao Paulo. Brazil, a foreign exchange student staying in the U.S. from mid- December to mid-February. His language Is Portuguese, similar to Spanish. We found this out when he taught us some phrases In Portuguese commonly used by Brazilian teenages, but will not be translated here, for obvious reasons. He made many friends during his stay here at BHS, and we hope that he will come back and visit us from time to time. This year some members of the Club have hoped to go to Mexico, so we began our money-making. We sold orange drink and doughnuts in the mornings, and various types of Imported candy during the day. Hopefully we will be able to make It to Mexico, but once we're there, we will make sure Kevin keeps his distance from any pinatas hanging in the shops. Rebecca ... Francisco (Aldonza. San Francisco) Todd . .. Enrique (Riki Tiki Tova, Reek) Kevin . . . Federico (Cabeza Gordo) Paul... Pablo (Pobloml) Paulette . .. Elena (Pabloetta) 100 FACULTY 101 SCHOLASTIC BCWl Five of the Vorsity Scholostic Dowl teom members stumped over o trivio Question durina comoetition ot Lovinqton. 102 JUNIOR HIGH — Front Row: Drod Drown. David fontis, Brian Butt. Adam Sowo. Bock Row: Rick Martin. Beth Bartimus. Margaret Fit- zgerald. Betina Emel. Mike Hockaday. The Bethany High School Scholastic Bowl team is directed by Mrs. Richardson, and the Jr. High team is directed by Mrs. Shas- teen. The teams traveled to dif- ferent towns for competition. They answered trivia questions given by a teacher. The team got points for every questic � they answered correctly. VARSITY - Front Row: Jana Foster, Chris Davis. Jennifer Taylor. Back Row: Sponsor Mrs. Richardson. Tim Moore. David Hagerman, Michelle Fitzgerald. Jackie Sheehan. Not Pictured: Brett Robinson. JUNIOR VARSITY — Front Row: Paulette Bly. Judl Davis. Rhonda Gregory. Kathy Low, Rebec- ca Dickens. Back Row: Shawn Davis, Greg Bond, Todd Atkinson. Kevin McReynolds, Mike Atkinson. Sponsor Mrs. Richardson. GLIMPSES €E yESTEP YEAR Mrs. Farris shows Chris how to run the computer. Kelly showing her skeebees. Jaime practicing for colour guard. Chris, are you showing us your good side? 103 Pickin' her nose? 982-1983 Faculty Susan Beals Mottoon H.S. E.I.U. - D.S.. M.S. 7th Long. Arts. 8th Reading. Spanish (1. 2. 3). Title 1 Reading 4 yeors at Derhany Alfredo Bone Huerfono County H.S. Colorado State University Gen. Home Ec.. Clothing 2. Foods 2. Child Cote. Consumers Ed. 12 Yeats at Bethany JoAnn Foster Crane Cowden H.S. E.I.U. P.E. Grades 1-12 17 Yeats at Bethany Elaine Sharp Crowder Bethony H.S. Milikin University Chorus and Elem. Music 2 Yeats at Bethany Linda Beth Duncan Rontoul Township H.S. E.I.U. Histoty. Government. Social Studies 12 Yeors at Bethony Arione L. Gibbons Certo Gotdo H.S. E.I.U. Biology. 8th Long.. Physical Science. Voc. English 4 Years at Bethany Virginia Ann Harshman Wallet P. Chrysler H.S. Purdue University - BA E.I.U. - MA English Grade 9-12 4 Yeats at Bethony Randall William Inman Stephan Oecatut H.S. Milikin University Social Studies. P.E. 4 Years at Bethony Marilyn Jones Oecatut H.S. Milikin University Algebra. Geometty, Ttigonometty 15 Yeors at Bethany Martha Sue Lindvahl Rontoul H.S. E.I.U. Instrumental 5-12. General Music 7 and 8 3 Years at Bethany 104 Froncis Buzz” Overlot Pono H.S. E.I.U. Industrial Arts 9-12 23 fears at Dethany Gene Potient Sullivan H.S. E.I.U. Health H.S. and Jr. High. Drivers Ed. 1 Year at Dethany Linda Roxanne Harshmon Parrish Sullivan H.S. E.I.U. 7 and 6 Math. 7 and 6 Girls Heolth. Algebro IA 6 Yeors at Dethony Jack Reinhart Union H.S. E.I.U. Guidance 3 Years at Dethony Debbi Richardson Delleville Twp. H.S. Eost E.I.U. Chemistry, Science. Advanced Diology 2 Yeors ot Dethony Cynthia Selby Sullivan H.S. E.I.U. Resource Room 3 Years at Dethony Ruth Shasteen Gilman H.S. Eureka College Reading. Language. Art 2 Years at Dethany Detsy Shinp Shelbyville H.S. E.I.U. Dusiness Education Many' Yeors at Dethony Samuel Syfert Deacher City H.S. E.I.U. - MS Californio Christian University - MS in LS Dus. Law. Local History. Librarian 22 Years at Dethony 105 Faculty: 1982 — Mortho Susan Linvohl. Bond ond Music Rontoul High School: Eastern Illinois University Favorite Closs in School: What do you think? Years at Bethany: 3: Birthdate: April 5. 1955 Francis L. Overlot. Industrial Arts Pona High School: Eostern Illinois University Fovorite Class in School: Shop ond P.E. Years at at Bethany: 23; Birthdate: June 26. 1935. Linda Roxanne Parrish. Math ond Health Sullivan High School; Eastern Illinois University Favorite Class in School: Trig ond Analytic Geometry; Years at Bethany: 6: Birthdate: December 21. 1954. Jock R. Reinhart. Guidance Counselor Union High School; Eostern Illinois University Years at Bethony: 3. Debra Sue Richardson. Biology Belleville Twp. High School. East; Eastern Il- linois University Fovorite Class in School: Adv. Biology; Years at Bethany: 2; Birthdate: December Cynthia Lee Selby. Resource Room Sullivan High School: Eastern Illinois University Favorite Class in School: English: Years ot Bethony: 3; Birthdate: August 16. 1956. 12. 1953. Ruth Shosteen. Art. Language Arts, and Reading Gilman High School; Eureka College Favorite Class in School: Language Arts ond Reading,- Years at Bethany: 2; Bir- thdate: June 22. 1952. Betsy Pritts Shimp. Business Education Shelbyville High School; Eastern Illinois University Years ot Bethony: 'Many.'' Samuel R. Syfert. Librarian and Business Law Beecher City High School; Eastern Illinois University and California Christian University Favorite Closs in School: English; Years at Bethany: 22: Birthdate: ??? Marilyn Sullivan Jones. Math Decatur High School; Millikin University Favorite Class in School: History. Years at Bethony: 15; Birthdate: April 1 1916. 106 1983 Gene Potient Sullivon High School; Eostern Illinois University Fovorite Closs in School: History; Yeors ot Bethony: 1; Oirthdote: September 24. 1950. Suson Eloine Heals: Language Arts. Reading. Spanish, ond Title 1 Mottoon High School; Eostern Illinois University Fovorite Closs in School: Spanish; Yeors ot Bethany 4: Birthdote; ?? Alfredo Stephens Bone. Home Ec. ond Child Core; Huerfano County High School. Col- orado Store University Fovorite Closs In School: Moth ond History: Yeors ot Bethony: 13; Birthdote: June 30. 1934. JoAnn Foster Crone. Physical Education Cowden Comm. High School; Eostern Il- linois University Fovorite Closs in School: Geometry: Yeors ot Bethony: 18; Birthdote: January 5. 1935. Eloine Sharp Crowder. Chorus Bethony High School; Millikin University Favorite Closs In School: English ond Chorus; Yeors ot Bethony: 2; Birthdote: July 31. 1945. Undo Beth Duncan. Social Science Rontoul Township High School: Eostern Il- linois University Fovorite Closs in School: History; Yeors ot Bethony: 12; Birthdote: August 19. 1949. Arlone Luon Gibbons. Biology ond Physical Science: Cerro Gordo High School; Eostern Illinois University Fovorite Closs in School: Biology ond English; Yeors ot Bethony: 4. Birthdote: November 8. 1951. Rondoll William Inman. P.E. ond Social Studies Stephen Decotur High School; Millikan University Fovorite Closs In School: Sociology; Yeors ot Bethony: 4; Birthdote: August 19. 1956. Virginio Ann Horshmon, English Walter P. Chrysler Memorial High School; Purdue ond Eostern III. Fovorite Closs in School: English ond Speech Comm; Yeors ot Bethony: 4: Bir- thdote: October 29. 1949. 107 Vocational school is an oppor- tunity for students from area schools to improve certain skills. During the last 3 years students from B.H.S. have been able to catch the school bus at 7:45 A.M. to attend DAVC. At DAVC there are many areas in training you may take. The most common among the Bethany students are Cosmetology, Mechanics. Each year there has been an average of 4 students attend. At vocational school you go 5 days a week for 4 hours a day. Thanks, Shirley. Seared: Sue Vtlmure. Shell WIszo-WaTy, Laura Compron. Dock: Jeff Roch. John Alexander, Darin Yarnell. Dean Utsler. DAVC Students Shell and Sue showing some of their talents from DAVC. Dorin is Vocational English os interesting os DAVC? 108 These Awesome Bus Drivers!!! Dus drivers this yeor ore — Roweno Webb. Shlrly Ford, Bernetto Jennings. Lorry Hutchcroft Kothy Ferguson Connie Snoke drives the speciol educorion bus. 109 CUE CIJUNACy CUTIES COOKS - Emma Lou Funk. Connie Carlyle. Nadine Philllppo (substitute) Connie Coriyle Emma Lou Funk The new lunch program showed new highs in the lunch counts. This year our cooks tried a new dish, taco salad. Most of the students enjoyed the changes they made, but we all still like the homemade cinnamon rolls. The cooks' kitchen helpers this year were: Jr. High, Jim Hutchcraft, Drenda Carlyle, and Louis Clark. The High School helpers were Rita Kesterson and Jay Kidwell. Seniors Rita and Jay would like to say good luck to the next years helpers and to be nice to our Connie and Emma Lou. 110 THESE ARE THE PEOPLE WHO KEEP THINGS TOGETHER Mointenonce. Hons Fox Our custodians and maintenance men are a big help in keeping our school together. During the after- noon Ron always had trouble remembering where he put his cleaning cart since if was always being hid from him. Glenda was one to get you out of study hall just to help move things around and then receive a Pepsi as a reward. Hans was one who worked by go- ing to the second hour Shop IV class and talking about the baseball season with the guys. The year wouldn’t have lasted the way it did if they wouldn't have worked together to keep the school going. Custodian. Ron Elder 111 Congratulations and Best Wishes from Sanders Painting Decorating Service Interior Exterior Painting Paperhanging Bethany, II. 665-3551 n rfxc ifl 'ny ®Mvcct Peter VanHook Phone R.R. 3 Home: 797-6940 or 6966 Sullivan, IL 61951 Your Headquarters for HAIV Levis, f EAR 1ILTONS MENSW Sullivan m landscape MARROWBONE INN Bethany, IL Home-Cooked Meals Short Orders Owners: Joe and Janet Dudley Phone: 665-3119 FASHION SHOP South Side of Square Sullivan, Illinois Ladies and Childrens Wear Phone: 728-4831 114 The Full Service Station BOOKER’S MARATHON Chuck and Gina 203 W. Jackson Sullivan, III. 61951 728-7817 MOSCHENROSE JEWELERS Fine Jewelry by Keepsake Artcarved Class Rings on the Square Sullivan, Illinois 728-8551 SPOT RESTAURANT 10 E. Harrison Northside of the Square Phone: 728-7811 Sullivan, Illinois Owners Bob and Linnea Lamendola Home Cooked Meals and Soup and Salad Bar Breakfast, Lunch and Supper Specials (jrnml Lin Six Mile Out on West Eden Rood, R.D. 3, 1300, P.O. Box 137, Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Area 217-797-6445 THE-DRESS-HOUSE Retail — Wholesale Halves and Quarters for Freezer Custom Butchering and f jjt Processing V-4, Portion Meat and Seafood Dist. Dress, Coats, and Sportswear SULLIVAN PACKING COMPANY 801 S. Hamilton I’A Miles South of Sullivan on Rt. 32 R.R. 3 — Box 946 Sullivan, III. Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Phone: Owners: Business 217 728-7831 John Calcagno Home: 217 728-8328 Joe Calcagno 217 728-8329 THE PHARMACY Fields-Wright Medical Center 2 West Adams Phone 728-8363 THE SULLIVAN PHARMACY 102 East Harrison Sullivan, Illinois Phone 728-7121 FAMILY SHOE CENTER fin. 7 S. Main Street Sullivan, IL 61951 Phone: 728-7732 (-4 W 115 COMPLIMENTS OF BETHANY GRAIN CO. BETHANY, ILLINOIS PHONE: 665-3392 EASY GLIDE SKATE CENTER 1015W. Jackson Sullivan, Illinois We Want You Just for Fun Skating Parties, Birthday Parties, Private Parties, Rebate Parties. Fund Raisers Phone: 728-8746 Congratulations Graduates Compliments of 303 West Raymond St. Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SULLIVAN 117 Hunter Wheel Alignment and Spin Balancing TERRY’S AUTO BODY Terry Ellison, Owner Ph. 728-4811 111 N. Hamilton Sullivan, III. 61951 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Complete Auto Body Repair After Hours Phone Fiber Glass Work 752-6806 or 728-8227 BETHANY STANDARD 202 West Main Bethany, Illinois NOLEN’S UPHOLSTERY Larry Nolen Shop Ph. 728-4241 304 S. Van Buren Home Ph. 728-4274 Sullivan, III. 61951 HARSHMAN PLUMBING HEATING AND ELECTRICAL COMPANY Commercial Industrial Residential Contractor Hal R. Harshman President 1205 S. Hamilton St. P.O. Box 234 Sullivan, Illinois Telephone 217-728-7391 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 118 Congratulations and Best Wishes BUTLER’S PLUMBING, HEATING HARDWARE Bethany, Illinois Phone: 665-3441 THE VILLAGE SHOP Bethany, III. Gifts, Clothing, Sewing and Misc. THE SIDE TRACK surtQ'— Crafts Gifts Plants Bethany, 111.61914 TRANSPORT TANK SERVICE “Since 1937” H. 0. DICK TRANSFER Bethany, Illinois 61914 217-665-3531 Hollis A. Dick Heavy Machinery Hauling BETHANY SALES, INC. Wholesale Discounts to Clubs Organizations and Individuals on Nationally Advertised Toys, Games, Hobby Kits and Carnival Supplies Bethany, Illinois 1 your Incepenoent) uionteg aoenty CROWDER INSURANCE AGENCY Bethany, Illinois “Insurance Is our Business” Phone: 665-3154 Ph. 217-665-3444 1% Mile NW of Bethany Snyder Snowmobile Sales RR 1 Box 80 Bethany, III. 61914 Paul Snyder, Owner © Scorpion Snowmobile Sales — Service — Parts BETHANY FARM TIRE CENTER Hwy 121 West Bethany, IL Phone: 665-3336 Independent Good-year Dealer Complete Farm and Truck Tire Service Radio Dispatched Trucks 119 Compliments of SCOTT STATE BANK Bring It On Home MOKE BANK FOR YOUR MONEY Serving With Distinction Since 1887 Bethany, Illinois 61964 Home Appliances Ph. 728-7426 RUSSELL M. DENTON BARRETT HARSHMAN Appliance Sales and Service COMPANY 116 E. Jefferson 622 S. Worth Street Sullivan, IL 61951 Sullivan, Illinois Phone 728-7394 Gene Denton Carrell Barrett FITZGERALD Harold dim Insurance and Real Estate Bethany, Illinois Phone 665-3513 John Bfosam � y( fflW Jill D. Brosam ! — —JV OWNERS I Let us make your life a little more beautiful KITE’S WOODWORKING COMPANY Overhead Garage Doors and Electric Operators 41 2 S. Hamilton Sullivan, IL 61 951 (217) 728-7358 121 Sorry guys we don't hove time for o seorch party; we hove o deadline to meetlll Leonn Calhoun, olios Lulu.'' olios “Lee Dear'' V it Selling popcorn huhl Hotwheelsl Our future B.H.S. mud wrestlersl 122 Sponsored by: Jim and Dorb Done. Autographs