Bethany High School - Reverie Yearbook (Bethany, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

REVERIE 1985 BETHANY HIGH SCHOOL BETHANY, ILLINOIS 1985 REVERIE DEDICATION To FRANCIS “BUZZ” OVERLOT 7 7 TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors 5 Juniors 29 Sophomores 33 Freshmen 37 Jr. High 41 Organizations 49 Activities 69 Sports 79 Faculty 103 Advertising 111 days are WBH here; le last ot your springs, in the serenity of this lovely place, the depths o( truth, the hem of Heaven, will go away old. good friends, don't forget when you leave, you came. To everybody; How the hell are 'ya? Me, I’m fine. Certain people have worked all year to compress countless memories into a one-hundred-and-twenty-four page book which you are reading at this very moment. Many people know I like to talk and write and it bugs me in a way that there isn’t enough room to record all the fun or weird moments that happened this year. Who can forget things like Jack Bolsen’s comedy routine at the Talent Show, or the Black guys who broke into the girls’ room in Florida? Or Connie and Emma Lou’s jokes in the lunch line? In 20 years when you’re reading this, u will be surprised that you had forgotten these things. I will miss announcing the basketball games . along-side Greg, fend the daily Greg and Daren Show” every morning. It will be weird to watch homecoming floats go by in the parade and know that I didn’t participate in making one. But, oh well. Whether you are reading this as a graduate, or as a freshman, or as a seventh grader, there is one thing I’d like to tell you to remember, and that is yotl an do anything you want to do in life if you want to do it bad enough. Robert Low said at our NHS induction ceremony this year, “One can count how many seeds are in an apple, but only God can count how many apples are in a seed.’’- Now I know it sounds stupidly philosophical, but just think how many apples you could get if you dared to plant a seed. ell, I had better be going It's time to throw up nd go home Oh, and by the way, ‘7 am free to think my own thoughts, to choose my own way, and to be my own person. That applies to every- one, right angel? Au revoir et a bientot, £ j Todd At the beginning of this year, after the Class of '84 had graduated, for the first few weeks I noticed the spaces they left in the school. However, by the end of the 1st quarter, the spaces had been filled up by someone else, and I found myself forgetting that they had even gone to school here. At the same time I wondered if it would besthe same with me and my friends when we graduated. At football games when I was drum major, old friends would come up to me and say, Hi, Todd, and start talking, and I would have to interrupt them and say, Well, sorry, but I have to go get the band ready.” I sort of pushed them aside and I felt guilty because I didn’t have time to talk with them. Then I wondered if anyone would have time to talk with me after I graduated. It’s a little sad to realize that after spending your life at school, there comes a time to grow older and leave it behind. 4 Editor's Note Henry Todd Atkinson Spanish Club. Scholastic Bowl. Yearbook. Band. Jazz Band. Chorus. Swing Choir. 1, 2. 3. 4; Drum Major. 4; Illinois State Scholar. 4; Who’s Who Among High School and Music Students. 4; Society of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Students; NHS. 2. 3. 4; V.P.. 3, 4; Student Council. Homecoming King candidate, Class Secretary. 4; Salutatorian. 4. Monte Joe Baker Basketball 3. 4; Baseball. 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Christopher Allen Barter Band. Jazz Band. 1. 2. 3; Chorus. 1; Football, 1. John Patrick Bartimus Letterman’s Club. 1. 2, 3. 4; V. Pres., 4; Student Council. 4; Chorus. 1. 2. 3. 4; Foot- ball, 1, 2. 3. 4; Captain. Best Offensive Line- man. 4; Basketball. 1. 2, 3. 4; All-Confer- ence. 3; Class President. 4; Student Council Rep., 4; Prom King Candidate. 4. Paulette Lynn Bly NHS. 4; FHA. 1. 2. 3. 4; Band. 1. 2. 3, 4; Chorus. 3; Spanish Club. 1. 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who; Society of Distinguished High School Students; Illinois State Scholar; National Honor Roll; Valedictorian. 4. Gregory Bryan Bond Band, 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band. 3. 4; Band Presi- dent. 4; Mixed Chorus, Swing Choir, 3, 4; Boys Chorus. 3; Basketball. 3; Class Presi- dent and Rep.. 3; Who’s Who; Prom King Candidate. 4. 6 Seniors Mary Melissa Bone Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, Swing Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate, 4. Rhonda Kay Clark FHA, 2. 3, 4; Fillie Gold Club. 4; Basketball. 1. 2, 3. 4; Sportsmanship Award, 4; Track. 1. Timothy Ross J. Bunting Band. 3, 4; Class Treasurer. 4. Daniel L. Cotner Letterman's Club. 2. 3, 4; Football, 1. 2, 3. 4; Track, 3, 4; Band, 1. 2, 3, 4; Who's Who; Prom King, 4. Marsha Elaine Clark FHA, 2, 3, 4; Chorus. 2, 3; Who's Who, 4. David R. Cross Who's Who Among High School Students Judi Ann Davis Color Guard, 1; Band. 2, 3. 4; Jazz Band. 4; Spirit Award. 4; Filly Gold Club. 4. Treasurer. 4; FHA, 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Council. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Swing Choir. 4; Track, 1, 2, 3. Rebecca Ann Dickens Student Councl. 4; Yearbook. 1. 2; Band. 1. 2. 3. 4; District Band. 4; Chorus. 1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Chorus, 3. 4; Spanish Club. 1, 2. 3. 4. Secretary, 3; Prom Queen Candidate. 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate. 4; Home- coming Attendant. 3. Darrin B. Gordon List of Activities Unavailable Claudia Michele Harris Yearbook. 4; Color Guard, 3. 4; Chorus. 1. 2; Homecoming Attendant. 2. Ronda Lyne Hutchcraft FHA, 1. 2. 3. 4; Vice President of Recreation. 2; Vice President of Public Relations, 3; Class Vice President. 1. Shelly Kaye Inman FHA. 1. 2. 3. 4; Vice President of Public Relations. 4; Yearbook. 3; Color Guard, 1; Class Secretary. 2. 8 Seniors Larry Dean Kesterson, Jr. Letterman’s Club, 2. 3, 4; Chorus. Swing Choir. 3. 4; Football. 1, 2. 3. 4: Big Stick. 4; Basketball. 1. 2. 3. 4; Hustle. 4; Baseball. 1. 2. 3. 4; All-Conference. 3. Kimberly Sue Lappin FHA. 1, 2. 3. 4; Student Council. 4; Treasur- er. Fillie Gold Club, 4; Yearbook. 4; Color Guard. 1; Basketball. 1. 2. 3. 4; Track. 1. Kathy Ann Low Student Council. 1; NHS. 2. 3. 4; Pres.. 4; FHA. 1. 2. 3. 4; Fillie Gold Club. 4; Band. 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorus. 1. 2. 3; Track. 1, 2. 3. 4; MVP 2. 3; Class Vice President. 2; Cheerleader. 2, 3; Who’s Who; Society of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Students. Kevin Arthur McReynolds Chorus. 3. 4; Class Treasurer. 3; Spanish Club. 1. 2. 3. 4; Scholastic Bowl. 1, 2. 3. 4; All-Conference Scholastc Bowl. 2. 4; All- Tournament. 4; Illinois State Scholar; Nation- al Merit Scholar. Melissa Lynne McReynolds FHA. 1, 2. 3. 4; Vice President of Recreation. 2; Vice President. 3; President. 4; Fillie Gold Club. 4; Band. Jazz Band. 1. 2. 3. 4; Vice President. 4; Chorus; Girls. 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed. 1. 2. 3. 4; Swing Choir. 4; Sec Treas., 4; Basketball. 1, 2. 3, 4; Captain. Freethrow. MVP. 4; Defense Award. 3; Track. 1. 2. 3. 4; Sportsmanship. 3; Cheerleader. 2. 3. 4; Capt.. Sharon Young Award. 4; Who’s Who. 3. 4; Prom Queen Candidate. 4. Seniors 9 Joseph Edward Keller Student Council. 2. 3, 4; Pres.. 4; Letter- man’s Club. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook. 3. 4; Chorus. 4; Football. 3. 4; Basketball. 1. 2. 3. 4; Co- Capt., 4; MVP. 3, 4; 1st Team All-Conference Basketball; Baseball. 1. 2. 3. 4; 2nd Team All-Conference Baseball. WAWS Invitation to Student Scholar Banquet; Who’s Who; DAR Award; Homecoming King Candidate. 4; Class Treasurer. 2; Class Vice Presidnet. 3. 4. Billie Jean Moon Student Council 2. 3. 4; Treas. 3; Sec.. 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Fillie Gold Club. Pres.. 4; Band. 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus. 1. 2, 3. 4; Swing Choir. 4; Basketball. 1. 2. 3; Boys Statistician. 3. 4; Homecoming Attendant. 1; Homecoming Candidate. 4; Prom Queen. 4; Class Sec.. 3; Class Rep.. 4. Anita Jo Mulvany FHA, 1. 2. 3. 4; Band. 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus. 1. 2. 4; Swing Choir, 4; Boys Basketball Statisti- cian. 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate. 4; Prom Queen Candidate. 4. Daren Keith Nelson Student Council. 2; Yearbook 1. 2. 4, Band. 4; Chorus. 4; Spanish Club. 1. 2. 3. 4; Vice President. 2. 3. 4. Thomas E. O’Brien Football. 4; All-Conference 2nd Team Defen- sive End; Best Defensive Lineman. Lyndall Ky Rawlings Band. 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band. 1. 2. 3. 4. Janet Kathleen Ray FHA. 1. 2. 3. 4; Fillie Gold Club. 4; Band. 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus. Swing Coir, 1. 2, 3. 4; Basket- ball. 1. 2. 3; Track. 1. 2. 3, 4; Cheerleader. 3; Spanish Club. 3. 4; Who’s Who. 10 Seniors Perry Wayne Snearly Letterman’s Club. 1, 2. 3. 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain. 4; Basketball. 1. 2.; Track. 1. 2. 3; Baseball, 1; Homecoming King, 4; Class Pres.. 2, All-Conference Football, 4. John Paul Williams Band. 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band. 1. 2. 3. 4; Cho- rus. 3; Swing Choir. 3; Spanish Club. 1. 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who. Michael Todd Yarnell Letterman’s Club, 1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus. 4; Foot- ball. 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball. 1. 2. 3; Track. 2; Baseball. 4; Homecoming King Candidate, 4; Spanish Club. 2. 3, 4; Who's Who; Prom King Candidate. No picture available for Curt Robin son or Bill Shain Kelly Renee Waggoner Student Council. 3. 4; Vice President. 4; FHA. 2. 3. 4; Vice President of Recreation. 4. Fillie Gold Club. 4; President. 4; Homecoming Queen. 4; Class Treasurer. 1; 8-year Cheer- leader Award, 4; Cheerleader, 1. 2. 3, 4; JV Captain, 2. Teresa Lee Yates FHA. 2. 3. 4; Basketball. 2. Seniors 11 SOME THINGS JUST Most Likely to Succeed Todd Atkinson and Paulette Bly Most Athletic Joe Keller and Melissa McReynolds Best Personality Greg Bond and Judi Davis Most Daring John Bartimus and Judi Davis Prettiest Eyes Bill Shain and Rebecca Dickens Best Drivers Judi Davis and John Bartimus 12 Seniors Most Musically Talented Todd Atkinson and Kathy Low WILL NEVER CHANGE Biggest Flirt Missy Bone and Larry Kesterson Most Likely to Be Missed Todd Atkinson and Judi Davis Best Dressed Greg Bond and Anita Mulvany Class Clowns Greg Bond and Judi “Tuba Davis Seniors 13 They Were Cute Rhonda Clark Michele Harris Todd Atkinson Monte Baker Greg Bond John Bartimus Danny Cotner Davy Cross Rebecca Dickens Joe Keller Ronda Hutchcraft 14 Seniors Shelly Inman ■ , f Missy Bone Marsha Clark Even Back Then I Melissa McReynolds Kim Lappin n Billie Moon Kevin McReynolds Daren Nelson Kathy Ray Paul Williams Kathy Low ‘ )• ' J A V ' Am x - Anita Mulvany Kelly Waggoner October 1, 1976 — Rockome Gardens Todd Varnell Teresa Yates Seniors 15 Senior NAME Todd Atkinson Monte Baker Chris Barter John Bartimus Paulette Bly Greg Bond Mary Melissa Bone Marsha Clark Rhonda Clark Daniel Lee Cotner David Cross Judi Davis Rebecca Dickens Claudia Michele Harris Ronda Lyne Hutchcraft Shelly Inman Joseph Edward Keller Larry Kesterson Kimberly Sue Lappin Kathy Low Kevin McReynolds Melissa McReynolds Billie Jean Moon Anita Jo Mulvany Daren Nelson Thomas E. O’Brien Lyndall Rawlings Kathy Ray Curt Robinson William Shain Wayne Snearly Kelly Renee Waggoner John Paul Williams Todd Yarnell Teresa Yates NICKNAME Henry Mickey Mouse. Papoos None Bartimoose Paula Bondage. Macho, Belly Egg. Miskers None Merska Mar Clarkis Clyde or Cots Ernie Judi Tuba Becca Claudia Runda Mom Shelly Belly Josey Larbear. Kezzy. Hermit Dobbs Flappin Rigby Kevbud Mel Bee-Bee Neet’rs Pete George Lynerd Kathy Johnny Reb Wheels Perry Lil Kel, Lil Lil Waggs. Kel John Paul Jones, Jimi Old Buddy Toad Tiger FAVORITE SINGER Billy Joel Prince David Lee Roth David Lee Roth Jack Wagner Jake Elwood Blues Michael Jackson Dennis DeYoung Lionel Richie None None Lionel Richie Sting None None Huey Lewis and the News Steven Tyler Geddy Lee Ozzy Osbourne Robert Plant Styx REO Speedwagon Madonna Tina Turner Led Zepplin David Cross REO Speedwagon David the Giants Hank Williams. Jr. Judiest Priest Geddy Lee David Lee Roth Robert Plant David Lee Roth Julian Lennon FAVORITE SONG Anything but Jesus Rock and Country When Doves Cry Who’s Crying Now The Boys are Back in Town Here I Am Blisters in the Sun Missing You Can’t Fight This Feeling Penny Lover None Turn Up the Radio Penny Lover Baby I Am a Star Brahm’s Requiem Can’t Fight This Feeling Old Time Rock Roll La Villa Strangiato In the Mood Just Got Lucky Thank You Come Sail Away Can’t Fight This Feeling Rhythm of the Night Purple Rain Hemispheres None Can’t Fight This Feling Material Girl Country Boy Can Survive Breaking the Law Spirit of Radio Can’t Right This Feeling The Trees Dirty White Boy Valotte FAVORITE TEACHER Mrs. Lindvahl Mrs. Gibbons Mrs. Duncan; Durbin Inman Mrs. Durbin Mrs. Lindvahl Miss Eubanks Mrs. Gibbons Mrs. Gibbons None Mrs. Gibbons Mrs. Lindvahl Mrs. Harshman None Buzz Mrs. Bone Mrs. Harshman Mr. Syfert Mrs. Bone Mrs. Lindvahl Mrs. Durbin Mrs. Durbin Mrs. Lindvahl Mrs. Lindvahl Inman Mrs. Gibbons Mrs. Durbin Mrs. Shimp None!! Mr. Syfert Mr. Inman Mrs. Gibbons; Buzz Mr. Syfert Inman Mrs. Gibbons 16 Seniors Stats FAVORITE FOOD Lagondola Spaghetti. Cheese Cake. Vodka Cherry Pie Pizza Lasagna Pizza Corn Dog Pizza Hut pizza Chicken fillets Pizza Quarter Pounder. Chicken McNuggets. fries. Spaghetti Tacos Potatoes Chocolate Mint ice cream Tacos Junk food Steak Pizza Frozen foods River rats Steak Junk food Lasagna Red noodles Lasagna Hamburgers Pizza Any food T-Bone steak Pizza Mashed potatoes Any kind of potatoes Shrimp steak; OJ on the side Pizza Pizza FAVORITE EXPRESSION Does my hair look all right? Handle it! none You don't know. Hey. Dude. Good morning. Yeah, buddy! Will you just look at this!! Snot So. what do ya' think? Take off. Gaifee I don't want to talk about it. Wretched Hey. chubby! I almost died laughing! Popcorn! Cheesecake — Hey! Take off. I'm impressed. I’m sure. Hey. Dude. Hey. Bud! Oh well! Could be cool. You wanna do something about it? That's the way it goes. @ with it! Take it! Or what? The South will rise again What's happening? Hey. dude What? What? Tell me! Tell me! I don't know. Give me another one old buddy Fudge! MAIN INTEREST Writing songs Teresa Electronics Having a good time Guys Having fun Guys; having fun Running around with Judi Finding money to buy mags for my Monte Carlo. Fishing Guys, money, music John Dwyer The arts Cale Steve Men Money Success Cruising Partying Darryll Pursuit of Happiness Sports Guys!! Shawn Good times Women Music Guys Mopars! Women Jill Gregory Steve Austin Guitar jammin'. fast cars, fast women! Being successful Monte USUALLY FOUND Winning arguments With Teresa Working at McDonald's With the Club somewhere in Illinois. Reading a good book ??? Chasing guys or at E.L. Krackers With Judi or DO At home With Beth At parties With Marsha or at DQ At home Decatur At home At work Mainly Shelly's, timely at David’s, or Steve’s Toni's house in Sullivan My apartment or at a party. With Darryll Everywhere anyone is With Matt With Anita Anywhere but home Not usually found With Deanna or fishing At home Jim Dales parties Under my car Riding around With Jill Mine Steve’s house Basement practicing or passed out in Sullivan. With the club With Monte WANT TO BE Richer than you Rich! Electrical Engineer Very rich and famous A rich doctor Happily successful Famous model Poet Rich Very, very rich Conservationist In music A college graduate An entertainer Happy Happy Independent Sober Rich Airline stewardess Rich psychologist Engineer Happy Computer operator Rich Famous Casual Employed Successful Rich Accepted by others Successful machinist Motorcycle mechanic Auto mechanic Mrs. Stephen Austin Famous Extremely wealthy Extremely rich Seniors 17 WE HAD A BLAST Inspired by the class of 1984 before us, the class of 1985 decided to take three days out of the middle of January and go to the Americana Ski Resort in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Only five or six people had skied before, and as for the rest of us, we were in for the experience of our lives. Behave yourself, Danny The next day we all tried out the next hill, considerably larger and steeper, and obtainable only by the ski lift. Most everyone became master skiers on this hill. However, someone forgot to tell Paulette Bly the route of the hill. Paulette took a wrong turn and was launched into the air. We all looked up to find her twisting and turning silently aloft for a few seconds before she returned to earth on her head. She was delirious for a few moments, rambling about her army days, but she soon recovered and continued skiing. The bus ride to the resort. Some of us are enthusiastic about the trip. We were split up into three groups, each with their own individual instructor. It was quite hilarious to see people lose their balance on the skis. They would shuffle along, and then suddenly, eyes growing wide, they’d give a sharp Yip!” before slowly tipping over into the snow. Once on the ground, they would rest helplessly paralyzed by the length of the skis. So after about what seemed like centuries, everyone finally made it to the baby hill. The instructors taught us all the basics we would need to know to master skiing. Eventually, we worked our way from the top of the hill to the bottom of the hill. Oh my God, we were skiing! Well, some of us were. A group of us were at the foot of the hill when the air was suddenly filled with a moan. We whirled around and caught sight of Lyndall Rawlings swiftly gliding out of control straight for Rhonda Clark. To our horror we realized that Lyndall had forgotten how to stop. “Oh noooh!” Lyndall droned as Rhonda struggled to maneu- ver herself from his trajectory. It was hopeless, and Lyndall smashed solidly into her, and there it was, a groaning Lyndall on top of a fallen Rhonda, laying paralyzed in the softly falling snow as we all died laughing. It was but the first of many hilarious moments of our trip. 18 Seniors Captured personalities. To the innocent bystander observing the class of 1985, it must have been like watching a humorous movie. Over there is Teresa Yates, who had fallen down and now was making unearthly screeches in her struggle to get back up. To the right is Judi “Tuba,” who was filling the air with obscenities as she attempted to fix her skis which refused to stay attached. There was Mrs. Overlot, all alone, and still going down the baby hill as slowly as possible. There was Michele Harris, slaloming down the hill in a professional stance with determi- nation frozen on her face of steel. Look over there at that real steep hill! It's Kevin “Death on Skis McReynolds smiling proudly as he descends. Lord have mercy, look out! Greg Bond has wrecked in front of them, and Paul Williams is swerving to avoid Greg. Unfortunately, Paul swerved in front of Kevin, and Kevin has no chance but to slam into Paul. Everyone emerged from the catastrophe mildly unscathed except for Kevin, who must get five stitches for that cut above his eye. It seems his ski whacked him. Oh, well. Judi Tuba and Todd Mrs Overlol and her first 2nd grade class. Mr Overlol and his 25th class. We remind Mrs. Overlot that we were her first 2nd grade class when she began teaching at Bethany 10 years ago. It seems only proper that she joins us on our class trip, with her husband and our sponsor, Buzz. Mr. and Mrs. Miller also are here helping to chaperone us. We would like to thank them for chaperoning our trip. We had the time of our lives, and you can see from these pictures. We still have four more months until we all graduate and part for the last time. It hasn’t yet hit us that our thirteen years together were drawing to a close. Seniors 19 THE SENIORS MAKE . . . 20 Seniors THEIR GREAT ESCAPE Valedictorian: Paulette Lynn Bly Salutatorian: Henry Todd Atkinson Class Colors: Pink and Maroon Class Flower: Pink Rose Class Sponsor: Mr. Overlot Class Song: “Born to Be Wild” Steppenwolf Class Motto: Great it is to believe the dream when we stand in youth by the starry stream, but a greater thing is to live life through and say at the end, “the dream was true.” Guest Speaker: Rev. Tom Allen Seniors 21 Seniors’ I, Todd Atkinson, will the secrets of the school and my sources to Dave K.. and my ability to never get accused of doing anything (like sledgehammering Volkswagons and hidden vodka bottles) to my brother. Mike, and Shawn. I will a great year as drum major to Hilary, my good times in high school to Tad, and to the courageous, the ability to fly their airplanes through the witches and out of the enchanted forest. I, Monte Baker, will Jim H. my great abilities in baseball in hopes he might have a starting position on the team. I, Chris Barter, will the ’72 Chevy Impala to Tim Kelly, so he can cause trouble on wheels, instead of toot! I will all the good times at Bradley’s to Jack Bolsen, so he can find a date! I will all the boring times, in this so-called school, to John Harris, since he can’t drive! I will the “pimp mobile (my red T-Bird) to Derek Carter, since he’ll need it to go to Bradley’s with Jack! I. John Bartimus, will my Bud Club position to anyone Mike and Dave see fit. I, Paulette Bly, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: to Lisa Maxedon, my ability to make mountains out of molehills: to Vanessa Maxedon. my ability to make good grades in hopes she becomes top of her class: to Laura and all the Freshmen who sit at my lunch table, the ability to make nine months last even longer: to my sister. Tracy. I leave all of my good times at BHS, and to this year’s seniors and all upcoming classes I will to you the best of luck in the future. I, Greg Bond, will to Rachel Dickens my ability to put up with Shawn ... and that’s all I am going to will, so there. I. Missy Bone, will to Tammy Barker the ability to drive a 4-speed and be able to get it out of my drive without killing it 10 times, and to Amanda, best of luck with your last year at BHS and after. I, Timothy Ross J. Bunting, have decided to will absolutely nothing. I have decided to keep everything for myself. I, Marsha Clark, will the good times I’ve had at BHS to my brothers, Ed and Louis and I’ll even throw in a gas can to get them going. To Tim Lappin and Brian Richardson, the only ones left of the Art II class, a car to drive off a clift in just because everyone else is doing it. Last, but not least, I will my polite manners and the words excuse me and thank you to the Freshmen girls in hopes they will be more ladylike and quiet. I. Rhonda Clark, will to Angie C.. Chris B., Teresa Y. for all the good times we had in 5th hour shop class and especially to Jason K. who will believe anything you say because he did and walked into the girls’ restroom for his gym bag. I also will to the basketball team all the fun I had, good luck next year. And to my Little Sister, Melissa Moody, and Deana Ray, good luck next year in B-Ball. I. Danny Cotner. will to my beloved girlfriend Beth all the good times I had, and I hope she has a great two more years at Bethany High School. I. David Cross, will the ability that me, Tom. Tim, and Bill had to be rowdy but to stay out of trouble on our class trip to Jay Still, who seems to get into trouble all the time. First, I, Judi Davis, will to Mike A. and Dave K. enough money to afford guitars and bears for the weekends. I will to Shawn Davis God’s gift, since we all know he doesn’t have it. I will to Theresa L. and Tammy B. another fun year in art, but remember, DON’T CARVE ON THE TABLE! Last, but least, I will to Jeremie S. and Teresa S. good luck in their remaining years of school. Have fun. I, Rebecca Dickens, will my lucky quarter to Missy Kates, my first chair in band to Felicia and Margaret (even though I didn’t have it this year), and my good times in high school to my sister Tooter. I, Michele Harris, will to my successors the ability to ignore the self-righteous attitudes of those who can’t accept your originality .. . And to all fatsnakes and fraulines, the desire to walk off a cliff. I, Ronda Hutchcraft, will only if Anita will, providing she hasn’t already, but if she has and wants to again then I guess I will. To Allison Harris, a little class. I. Shelly Inman, will my ability to have a good time and NOT get in trouble to my little brother. Joe. I will my ability to complete an English paper before it is due to Matt Eccles, because he needs it. I will my good manners and common sense to the eighth grade class in hopes it will come in handy in the future. Thanks for the laughs! I will to any person to be brave enough and have a great time such as Marsha. Kim, and I had on our Senior Class Trip. 22 Seniors I, Joe Keller, a foreboding member of the shower club, will my clean body to Mike Dukeman, who never takes a shower, and my quiet taste in music to Jack Bolsen, who can’t keep his music to himself. I also will to all underclassmen the virtue of patience when dealing with the system. I, Larry Kesterson, will to Lori H. and Traci F. nothing because they’ve already got it. Also, my shower to either Colin, Derek or Dave. I, Kathy Low, will my maturity to Matt Bennett, who's definitely in need. I will to Bridgot F. my cheerleading talent I didn't get to use my senior year. Finally, to Bettina, I will my good times and my leftovers, they're all yours! I, Kim Lappin, will to my brothers and sisters the ability to enjoy their high school years as much as I did; to Tammy Barker the ability to talk to a guy without touching him; to Danny Luck the best of luck with 8th grade and thoughout high school; to Shawna, Tina, Stephanie, Angie, and Stacy, my government book, and hopefully you will enjoy it more than I did; to anyone who needs a ride to school every morning to call Tom Rucker’s Taxi Cab Service; to Brian Richardson all of my earrings; and last of all to any senior girl to get served on your class trip by your friends like I did. I, Kevin McReynolds, will my watch to Derek F., my good times in Sullivan to Mudd, Colin, and Mark, and my pinata clobbering to anyone brave enough to go up against steel pinatas. I, Melissa McReynolds, will to Traci Ashinhurst and Lori Hite the good times we had together in P.E. and basketball, and to keep them going. I also will to Chris Bolen my coordination in hopes that she will be able to stay on her feet while playing basketball. I, Billie Moon, will the traditional box of Pampers to Stephie Shelton and Stacy Harmon in hopes they’ll use them. And to my brother Colin, the fun that I’ve had, and much more. I. Anita Mulvany, will only if Ronda will, providing she can or wants to, and if she does and I don’t then I guess I won’t, but if I do because she does, I will not with you. And I will to Allison H. a lot of class. I, Tom O’Brien, will anywhere, anytime, anyway, real cheap. I, Lyndall Rawlings, will all my good times in high school to everybody. I, Kathy Ray, being of sound mind and little body, will to Traci F. the ability to go into an empty” D.Q. bathroom; to Hilary H. my car since there's more of her stuff in there than mine; and to Deana, I will keep her secrets if she’ll keep mine. I, Curtis Dwayne Robinson, being of sound mind and sound body, will the following: to Mike Sweeney, all the good times and bad times we have had at Todd’s Point; to all the very smart mouthed 7 and 8 graders, the ability to keep their mouth shut; and last, but not least, I will still say after it’s done and over, THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN. I, William J. Shain, will to all my friends the ability to keep the tradition going, and to my brothers Bobby and Steven, all the good memories. I, Wayne Snearly, will to Jim U. and Gary C. the ability to hit running backs, since they already have a good start, and to Jill, to have a great time in her last year at BHS. I, Kelly Waggoner, will to Rachel D. my sense of humor since she had to put up with mine all year. To the freshmen girls a book of Emily Post’s Manners, since they don’t have any! To Allison H. all the class in the world ... think she’ll have enough! I, John Paul Williams, being of sound mind and great body, will my studliness to Mike Atkinson, because I want to. I will my nerves to Shawn Davis because he has a tendency to get on them. I also will my fun times in band to Mike Atkinson, because only he knows the times in band. I will my wardrobe to Mike Tipsword, because his clothes don't prove manhood. I, Todd Yarnell. will if John, Mike, and Dave will. I, Teresa Yates, will Sheri D. my baggy jeans in hopes she will quit wearing tight jeans, I also will Tammy B. my luck in catching a guy like I have, and be able to stick with him. Seniors 23 12 YEARS TOGETHER Seniors who have been together since the 1st grade: M. Harris. R. Dickens. J. Keller. R. Hutchcraft. P. Bly. T. Yarnell. A. Mulvany. D. Cotner. K. Low. D. Nelson. M. McReynolds. D. Gordon. L. Rawlings. K. Lappin. J. Bartimus. M. Bone, T. Atkinson. B. Moon. L. Kesterson. R. Clark, and K. Waggoner. 24 Seniors Above: Joe providing music for a dance. Right: John and Daren making a “special appearance.” We've been together for so long now, for some of us it’s been almost thirteen years. To grow up and share so many treasured memories and wonderful ex- periences together, it makes it all the more hard to say goodbye to one an- other when we graduate and part for the last time. We were only five years old when we met in that kindergarten room, wide-eyed and frightened at the strange new faces. Little did we know then that one day the strangers would grow into the oldest and most cherished friends some of us will ever have. School for some will only be a blessing that it is finally over, but it was here that we spent the most part of our childhood lives. We grew from little toddlers into adolescents. And now we’ve grown into young men and women. A PEEK AT THE PAST . . . Seniors 25 It's only a matter of time before the years will leap away and we will find ourselves reunited, twenty, maybe thirty years from now. One of us will win a prize for travelling the farthest, one of us for the most gray hairs, one of us for the most grandchil- dren. We’ll talk of our jobs and our families, and our health. Then it will grow quiet as someone shouts. “Remember when and we will remember, with a little laugh, or a distant look in our eyes. Maybe seventy-five years from now. one of us will be the lucky one to be recognized at an alumni banquet for being the oldest graduate of Bethany High School. Maybe one of us will be a president. Maybe one of us will be a criminal. Maybe one of us will be a movie star. Or maybe one of us will be a scientist with a revolutionary breakthrough. Or maybe someone not famous or bad. just a quiet person, happy with his family life in a small rural town . . . THEN NOW 26 Seniors So when you flip through these yearbook pages in 1986, or 1997, or 2009, or 2055, whatever the year, take a moment and reflect back to your school days. Let’s keep in touch. Don't ever forget the memories. We are the Class of '85 and even though we must now part, in our hearts, we are inseparable. Seniors 27 GRADUATION GOODBYE As I (ry, I wonder if I’m happy or sad. “his? is the place, the people and the good times ve l ad. nSe are the best years of your life, “elders would say. and I find it’s true as I end them all today. Tears glisten in your eyes, though you smile. You Know we may not be together again for a while. And itVhard for me to say it. but I'll always treasure you as a friend That’S why it hurts a bitjo know that this is the end. | We were young, and we've grown aid together, and we've shared the many secrets that we treasure. But now it’s time for us to say goodbye. To the friends, the friends we’ve had throughout our lives. Well we ■. . oung And v.e are like a family saying goodbye. We remember doing many things. perhaps it was just you and I. And you’re special to me. I’ll miss you. The; thought brings a tear to my eye. Does it seem like we’ve been togefeer so long? How can we say goodbye? I don’t want it to end; I want to see you again. So long, we love you. goodbye. As I stand and look into the graduates’ faces, which way will we go9 Different directions and places. I don’t think we’ll all ever bd together again. A We’ve grown into adults, women and men. As I stand and give a kiss on the cheek. and say goodbye in a voice that’s quivering and weak. i I’ll never forget a one of you. I I say. not ever. a You'll all be in my memories forever. Poem by Marsha Clark with additional words by Todd Atkinson and Judi Davis JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Tina Yarnell. Sec.; Teresa O’Brien. Treas.; Jaime Dyer. Pres.; and Mark Davis. V. Pres. JUNIORS Classes 29 Mike Atkinson Tim Barker Terri Bolen Jack Bolsen Amanda Bone Brian Boomer Rusty Bromm Gary Carroll Derek Carter Ed Clark Tom Cole Mark Davis Shawn Davis Jaime Dyer Matt Eccles Krista Engelhardt Jill Gregory Felicia Hagerman Stacy Harmon Allison Harris Jeff Hoots 30 Classes Chris Keller Tim Kelly Valerie Kirk David Kirkwood Theresa Lappin Shawna Lash Angie Marshall Teresa O’Brien Deans Ray Tom Rucker Deana Ray Tom Rucker Stephanie Shelton Doug Sims Mike Sweeney Mike Tipsword Laura Trueblood Terry Tyler Jim Underwood Kirsten Van Hook Brian Webner Tina Yarnell Classes 31 THE MAGNIFICENTS; ’87 Traci Ashinhurst Tammy Barker Beth Bartimus Matt Bennett Chris Bolen Brad Brown Jim Brown Brian Butt John Craig Angie Crane Bettina Emel Margaret Fitzgerald Sherri Decker Derek Fultz Traci Funk Tammy Hart Right: Bettna the Cookie Lady. Left: A half smile from “Ando at the bonfire. 34 Classes THE SOPHS WITH THE GOLDEN TOUCH! Lori Hite Mike Hockaday Jim Hutchcraft Missi Kates Andrea Kroenlein Tim Lappin Mike McMahan Deanna Marshall Sean Martin Colin Moon Brent Richardson Brian Richardson Bart Robinson Adam Sowa Marty “Mudd Woolen David Yantis Matt Young Left: Sean has found a new way to recondition lips. Right: Chris getting serious. Classes 35 Freshmen ’88: Bryan Barnes Anthony Baxter Mike Bland David Boyer Kurtis Bunfill Brenda Carlyle Louis Clark Laura Crawley Maleah Davis Rachel Dickens Mike Dukeman Mick Ferguson Rachel Ford Bridgot Freeland Tammy Hale Jon Harris Patrick Harrison Hilary Harshman Left: Yee Haw! Right: He-man Louis! 38 Classes The Ruling Class We were kind of nervous this year, but it wasn’t as bad as we thought. We sold jewelry and candy bars as fundraisers. Our float won first place at Homecoming and our atten- dant was Melissa Moody. Last, we want to thank some of the teachers for teaching some of us how to go to the office and not get lost. Jason Keller Danny Kelly Kristi Krohn Lance McCain Adam McReynolds Brian McReynolds Rick Martin Melissa Moody Brad Orris Jana Rawlings Juli Rawlings Mike Sheehan Steve Sims Jay Still Gene Underwood Regina Utsler Trina Utsler Ronald White Kristy Wiszo-Waty Dance much guys? (Far left) Classes 39 88 GETS SMART Clockwise from the top: Rick, the last of the Mohicans! Gene trying to be sly. Playing the field. Don’t be so cheerful. Kristy. Dan. the man! Ron. Tammy, and Laura hanging out at the game. “Camera-shy Rachel. Brian or Bryan? What’s goin' down guys? 40 Classes EIGHTH-GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Audra Shutter, Vice-President; Brian Mathe- son, Treasurer; Zach Sowa, Secretary; and Blake Bartimus, President. SEVENTH-GRADE CLASS OFFICERS (Not Pictured): Kristi Bunfill, President; Danny Luck, Vice- President; Shawna Creek, Secretary; and Tim Yarnell, Treasurer. JUNIOR HIGH THE CLASS OF GREAT NUMBER . . . James Alexander Lori Ashinhurst Carl Ashley Roger Banks Cinnamon Barter Blake Bartimus Joann Beals Tracy Bly DeeDee Bromm Bob Brush Corey Burrows Lori Butt Bobby Being Bad! Jennifer Callahan Duane Chandler Kevin Coventry Tad Finch Bob Garcia David Gregory Elaine Hagerman Elizabeth Harris Dan Harshman Ken Hockaday Max Hoots Paul Kaiser 42 Classes .. GO, ’89! Laura Keller Aaron Kirk Charlie Klukis Rodney Kroenlein Brian Matheson Lisa Maxedon Vicky MaCain Jennifer McDaniels Lisa Miller Tony Miller The Odd Squad (left) Elizabeth Moon John O’Brien Jason Ozee Jason Phelps Christine Phillips Chad Pritts Lisa Rucker Eric Sanders Paul Schwenker Alyssa Scott Stacey Shinn Audra Shutter Beth Skelton Jeremie Smith Classes 43 Suzanne Snyder Zach Sowa Jeff Still Teresa Sweeney Tony Tiggis Leslie Trueblood Melissa Weakley Todd West David Williams Tammy Varnell 44 Classes What a WONDERFUL bunch of kids! says Mrs. Bone. Center: Tyrone Tony! Clockwise from upper left: The Breakfast Club. Bethany Style. Elizabeth seriously involved in a basketball game. Oh! Chris! Mr. West in his finest glory. The Geek. geeking (?) around. Zach. The Idle Idol Hi! How’s life? The Bethany 8th grade class has earned quite a reputation this year as a very mischevious group of kids. I know I speak for all of my class when I say that I hope next year’s senior class doesn’t make us regret it. I’m sure we all will change over the summer. We had a fabulous time on our field trip to Springfield. We also had a few good fundraisers, espe- cially the candy bars for the band. I hope we have an even better year next year. Love as friends. Paul. Classes 45 Connie Armer -Brett Barnes Pat Barnes Brian Bertini Bob Betzer Amy Bolen Elizabeth Brewer Kristi Bunfill Brian Crane Lisa Crawley Shawna Creek Nathan Crowder Shannon Davis Steve Decker Angie Dixon Dawn Ferguson Tara Finch Jill Fultz Joann Hargrove Terry Hargrove Craig Harshman Jeremy Harshman Stacy Harshman Kristy Hart Robbie Helm Frank Hill Jimmy Hollingsworth Charlie Hunt Joe Inman Chrissy Lambird 46 Classes Danny Luck Joda Marshall Denise Martin Vanessa Maxedon Jason Nelson Susan Ozier Jennifer Parsons Harvey Phillips Brian Riley Tara Russell Dawn Skidmore Carrie Steffens Craig Stotler Todd Taylor Max Tuttle John VanderBurgh Valerie Walker Kolbi Wehrle Shelly Williams Tim Yarnell Far left: Is that Stacy in love? Classes 47 FROM ’90 WITH LOVE Starting at upper right, clockwise: Mad Max ; Have Bob and Terry found a new way to catch the girls?; Shannon. Dawn. Joda, and Tim posing pretty.; Frank-n-stein. Dawn lookin' down. The seventh graders have done quite a few things this year. At the Moultrie County Spelling Bee. Susan Ozier won first place. and Brian Bertini received second place. Susan went on to finish fourth at the Regional Spelling Bee. They had two fundraisers this year making about $1,100.00. One of these was a bake sale, and the other was a sale of calendars and stickers. This year’s sponsors were Mrs. Blackford and Mrs. Shasteen. Thank you ladies. 48 Classes N A T I O N A L H O N O R S 0 C 1 E T Y The National Honor Society is a very prominent organiza- tion. Members are chosen on the basis of service, attitude, leadership, just to name a few. The members this year were only four seniors — Kathy Low, Pres.; Todd Atkinson, V. Pres.; Joe Keller, Sec.; and Paulette Bly. This year, NHS had several activities including a Halloween party for faculty, a Christmas party for the elderly, and of course the induction ceremony for the newly elected mem- bers. Our Senior members: Joe Keller, Todd Atkinson, Kathy Low, Paulette Bly, and our good sponsor Mr. Syfert. From left, the new members: Juniors Tim Barker. Chris Keller. Shawn Mr. Syfert attempts to force some literature on tl Davis. Stacy Harmon, and Jaime Dyer photographer, and doesn’t his new hat fit nicely 50 Organizations WE ARE THE SPANISH CLUB This year makes the sixth year that Spanish has been offered here at Bethany, and there seems to be no end in sight, thanks to our wonderful sponsor, Mrs. Susan Blackford. We did hilarious educational things such as going to Springfield to see an English-Spanish play, we’ve watched Spanish videos, and we've thrown parties. For National Education Week, the Spanish room displayed interesting facts of culture, and a mini-play was put on for all to see. It starred Daren Nelson, Rebecca Dickens. Todd Atkinson, and Paulette Pabloetta” Bly, with Kevin McReynolds as emcee and Felicia Hagerman as director. Front. L to R: Andrea Kroenlein. Mike Bland. Adam McReynolds. Doug Sims. Mike Sweeney. Mike Atkinson. Paul Williams. Next row: Laura Crawley. Allison Harris. Chris Keller. Tim Barker. Shawn Davis, Kathy Ray. Rebecca Dickens. Felicia Hager- man. Shawna Lash. Back row: Mrs. Blackford. Matt Young, Brian McReynolds. Mike Hockaday. Dave Kirkwood. Bryan Barnes. Jaime Dyer. Jeff Hoots. Terry Tyler. Daren Nelson. Mark Davis. Stephanie Shelton. Paulette Bly. Kevin McReynolds. Margaret Fitzgerald. Todd Atkinson. The voila! It was December, and you readers know what that means! The famous Spanish Club Christmas Party. First on the schedule were the pinatas. Yes. indeed, we had three lovely pinatas hanging silently from the ceiling of the room. It would only be a matter of time before they would be rendered into debris. Margaret Fitzgerald and Andrea Kroenlein had their Santa Claus pinata (which they said they made themselves, but they were lying). Todd Atkinson, being so wonderfully goodlooking.was chosen to hit the pinata. and he effortlessly destroyed it as the room scrambled for the scattered candy. Now it was time for the second pinata. engineered and devel- oped by Mike Atkinson and Shawn Davis. It was a wretched pinata. made out of a warped shoe box and decorated with hideous wrapping paper so it would resemble a present. It hung weakly from the ceiling, and before anyone knew what was happening, it was slammed from the sky and crushed by a club-wielding Mike Sweeney. Since the present had been tight- ly wrapped, greedy club members ran to the box and savagely tore off the lid. filling the air with the crumbles of butterscotch lozenges and flattened chocolate balls. Then came the third pinata. the best one of the day. For its destroyer, we all unanimously chose the strongest member of the class, veteran pinata ripper. Kevin Captain Lou Albano McReynolds. Little did Kevin know that the pinata. designed by Allison Harris, had been reinforced with a steel skeleton. Everyone else in the room knew this, though. Mrs. Blackford put the blindfold on Kevin. ‘‘I can still see. Mrs. Beals.” Kevin ejaculated as Mrs. Blackford discovered she had in actuality tied the blindfold around his eyebrows. The room erupted into hysteria. Now Kevin’s eye sighted the pinata. It hung there foreboding, a hideous mon- strosity of blackened papier mache and toilet paper tubes. Rumors had it that it was supposed to be a bull, but everyone agreed that it appeared more to be a satanic turd with a rocket exhaust system. But let’s get back to the action. Three-year, unchallenged dictatorship. President. Todd At- kinson; Vice-President. Daren Nelson; Secretary. Rebecca Dickens; Treasurer. Felicia Hagerman. As the blindfolded Kevin raised his club high to mash the pinata. we all prepared to fun for our lives in case the entire ceiling would come crashing down on us. Suddenly, there was a tremendous explosion as Kevin slammed the pinata. It fired across the room and smashed in a corner. Candy blasted out like shrapnel, and we all received multiple lacerations. The crowd went into mass confusion, screaming, as Kevin stood quietly in the midst, oblivious that the pinata was al- ready gone. This accurate account was brought to you by yours truly. Todd Atkinson. Organizations 51 La Senora Blackford y Rex. Diana, our Honduran sponsor child. Our Yearbook Staff Top picture: Bottom row: S. Harmon. T. Atkinson. J. Dyer. Middle: Miss Ryan. V. Kirk, P. Kaiser. T. Bolen. F. Hagerman. A. Shutter. D. Nelson. M. Davis. G. Bond. Top row: R. Martin. S. Shelton. J. Keller. L Hite. K. Lappin. Right top picture: Editor. Todd Atkinson; Co- Editors. Jaime Dyer and Stacy Harmon. Middle picture: Maleah Davis with a disgusting lunch. Bottom picture: Felicia. Organizations 52 STUDENT COUNCIL Top row: B. Freeland. T. O'Brien. J. Keller. K. Waggoner. B. Bartimus. M. Fitzgerald. R. Martin. T. Atkinson. Bottom row: J. Bartimus. C. Moon. C. Keller. Mrs. Gibbons. J. Davis. R. Dickens. K. Lappin. B. Moon. Right: Margaret with a sly look. Left: Rick demonstrating the dignity of student government? Organizations 53 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Adviser: Mrs.Bone Chapter Mother: Mrs. McReynolds Because the band was in Florida, the annual Easter Egg Hunt was cancelled. But all the other FHA activities turned out well. We had a Christmas party, the FHA Rally, the Dad’s Date Night, the Spring Banquet, and the Style Show. Our Chapter mothers are Mrs. McReynolds and Mrs. Dyer. Chapter Sisters: Laura Keller and Suzanne Snyder. 54 Organizations Everyone opens gifts from their secret pals. Santa showed up at the Christmas party. Santa and Ronda Reindeer sit by Shelly and Marsha. Cheers! Organizations 55 SCENES FROM THE FHA STYLE SHOW Below: Officers. 1st row; D. Cotner. Pres.; J. Keller. St. Council Rep.; J. Bartimus, V.P.; 2nd row; W. Snearly. Treas.; and J. Underwood. Sec. Top right: Letterman T. O’Brien in action off the field. Center: Mudd in his running form. Center right: L. Kes- terson and his 360° slam. Bottom left: Push T! Bottom right: Chug it. John! LETTERMEN CAUGHT IN THE ACT Organizations 57 SCHOLASTIC BOWL HAS ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR Front: K. Low. P. Bly. M. Sweeney. S. Davis. M. Atkinson. P. Williams. J. Bartimus. K. McReynolds. Back: T Yarnell. F. Hagerman. T. Atkinson. R. Dickens. J. Keller. T. Bunting. D. Nelson. Front: M. Fitzgerald. B. Brown. M. Davis. B. Butt. B. Emel. R. Martin. H. Harshman. Top: M. Hockaday. Mr. R.. timer, and Paulette, scorer. What enthusiasm! 58 Organizations POM PON GETS STARTED IN ’85 Bottom row: Jana Rawlings. Tina Yarnell. Middle row: Regina Utsler. Trina Utsler. Tammy Barker. Top row: Julie Rawlings. Angie Marshall. Deana Ray. The girls show their school spirit! Organizations 59 MIXED CHORUS AND SHOW CHOIR Front row: D. Fultz. J. Keller. R. Utsler. R. Dickens. J. Rawlings. M. McReynolds. K. Wiszo-Waty. S. Shelton. J. Rawlings. M. Bone. D. Marshall. H. Harshman. A. Mulvany. D. Sims. K. McReynolds. Mrs. Crowder. Middle row: D. Nelson. M Fitzgerald. K. Engelhardt. T. Utsler, A. Harris. M. Davis. R. Dickens. K. Ray. B. Moon. T. Varnell. Top row: L. Kesterson, J. Hutchcraft. M. Tipsword, S. Davis, T. Atkinson. M. Atkinson. S. Sims. D. Kirkwood. M. Bennett. Front row: D. Kirkwood. S. Shelton. R. Utsler. L. Kesterson. H. Harshman. K. Ray. S. Sims. Middle row: D. Marshall. A. Harris. M. Bone. M. McReynolds. B. Moon. A. Mulvany. Back row: S. Davis. M. Davis. J. Rawlings. T. Atkinson. M. Sheehan. J. Hutchcraft. D. Sims. M. Atkinson. 60 Organizations GIRLS AND BOYS CHORUS Front row: R. Utsler. R. Dickens. J. Rawlings. M. McReynolds. K. Wiszo-Waty. S. Shelton. J. Rawlings. M. Bone, D. Marshall. H. Harshman. A. Mulvany. Back row: M Fitzgerald. K. Engelhardt. T. Utsler. A. Harris. M. Davis. R. Dickens. K. Ray. B. Moon. Bottom row: T Atkinson. M Atkinson. S. Davis. D. Kirkwood. L. Kesterson, S. Sims. M Davis. Middle row: J. Hutchcraft. D. Sims. K. McReynolds. T. Yarnell. M. Bennett. Top row: J. Keller. D Nelson. D. Fultz. M Tipsword. Organizations 61 THE MARCHING MUSTANGS ANOTHER YEAR OF EXCELLENCE 1984-85 marked an unforgettable year in Bethany Marching Mustang history Our very first football game we exploded onto the field with our brand- new uniforms This makes only the third set of uniforms the Marching Mustangs have had. our old ones being nearly 15 years old. If it wasn’t for the Bethany Music Boosters' hard work in raising the needed money, we never would have gotten the uniforms, so we would like to thank the Music Boosters very much. Senior Todd Atkinson. Drum Major, did an excellent job of leading the band Also doing a super job were senior Greg Bond, drum corp captain, and junior Jill Gregory. Captain of the color guard The leader of us all was our director. Mrs. Lindvahl. This year was her fifth year at Bethany, and if it weren’t for her dedication and ambition, the band would never have gone as far as we have. Thank you Mrs. Lindvahl for all you've done. You deserve the very best (which is us — heh. heh). In September, the band went to Shelbyville for the annual parade competition and field exhibition Out of the 12 schools participating, we received a 2nd place, crushing bands like Decatur’s Eisenhower and Mattoon. (Missed 1st by 2 points.) In November we had our Halftime Highlights concert. Awards were given at this concert, awards which were voted on by the band members. Outstanding male marcher: Todd Atkinson Outstanding female marcher Melissa McReynolds Outstanding freshman: Hilary Harshman Outstanding sophomore: Margaret Fitzgerald Outstanding junior: Mike Atkinson Outstanding senior: Todd Atkinson Spirit Award: Judi Davis Outstanding percussionist: Greg Bond Outstanding color guard: Allison Harris Most Improved: Jon Harris PERCUSSION SECTION: Beth Bartimus. Danny Cotner. Greg Bond. Dave Boyer. Shawn Davis. Lance McCain. Jon Harris, Rachel Dickens, and Bettina Emel. COLOR GUARD: Traci Funk. Jill Gregory. Angie Marshall. Jaime Dyer. Andrea Kroenlein. Deanna Marshall. Michele Harris, and Allison Harris. 62 Organizations Another football line up? Drum Major Todd Atkinson cracking a smile. Anita. Kathy, and Hilary; practice isn't ail work! Rachel, show Kristi the camera! Organizations 63 MUSTANG CONCERT BAND Miss Cindy Eubanks, our student teacher. Front row: K. Low. M Fitzgerald. K Ray. P. Bly, F. Hagerman. T. Ashinhurst. L. Crawley. M. Davis. R. Dickens. B Emel. A Mulvany. 2nd row: K. van Hook. T. Utsler. D. Marshall. B. Bartimus. M Dukeman. A. McReynolds, B Moon. B. Freeland. M McReynolds. H. Harshman. T. Barker. T Atkinson. 3rd row: A Bone. R Ford. B Carlyle. J Rawlings. P. Williams. M Atkinson. R Utsler. M. Sheehan. M Bennett. J. Rawlings. K Krohn. M. Young. J. Davis. M. Bone. L. Rawlings. M. Hockaday. T. Bunting. Standing: Miss Eubanks. Mrs. Lindvahl. J. Harris. L McCain. D. Cotner. S. Davis. G. Bond. D Boyer. R Dickens. Concert Band officers: Bridgot Freeland Freshman Rep. Melissa McReynolds: Vice Pres. Anita Mulvany: Sec. Treas. Bettina Emel: Sophomore Rep. Greg Bond: President Todd Atkinson: Senior Rep. Shawn Davis: Junior Rep. 64 Organizations PEP AND JAZZ TWO BANDS IN ONE! Front row: T. Barker. T Atkinson, and M. Young. Middle row: Mrs. Lindvahl. R. Utsler, H. Harshman. T. Ashinhurst. M. Hockaday. M McReynolds. J. Davis. L. Rawlings. G. Bond. S. Davis. B. Emel. J. Rawlings. B. Freeland, and Miss Eubanks. Back row: M Bennett. M Sheehan. P Williams. T. Bunting. M Atkinson. Mrs Lindvahl sharing some pics with Judi Davis and Melissa McReyn- olds Our great student teacher. Miss Cindy Eubanks, taking a break Organizations 65 WHO SAID WE COULDN’T DO IT, Practicing at the hotel. Above' HaPPV Birthday, Mrs. Lindvahl! Below, The marching Mustangs at Cape Canavral. The Bethany Marching Mustangs were selected this year to represent the entire state of Illinois at the 8th Annual World Band Festival in Kissimmee. Florida. This honor was based completely on recommendations and our excellent reputation. When we heard the news in September we were so shocked we were speechless. It was just too good to be true. But we had the time of our lives as you can see from these pictures. On Monday we spent the day at Sea World, and on Tuesday we went to Circus World. Wednesday was spent at Cape Canavral until noon when we visited Cocoa Beach. Thursday we went to EPCOT, and on Friday we went to the Magic Kingdom. Circus World told us that we were the best band they had seen in a year. Our festival director said we were the best behaved band in the history of the organization. And Disney World invited us to come back. The Bethany Marching Mustangs would like to thank the people in Bethany for their support and pride in us. 66 Organizations WELL, WE DID IT! Kirsten in a wheelchair. Organizations 67 1st row, L to R: D. Skidmore, V. Maxedon, A. Dixon, S. Shinn, L. Maxedon, V. McCain, L Miller, A. Shutter, E. Moon, T. Bly, E. Harris. 2nd row, L to R: E. Hagerman, B. Skelton, J. Callahan, D. Bromm, S. Snyder, S. Davis, J. Harshman, E. Brewer, C. Harshman, T. Yarnell, S. Ozier, T. Sweeney, B. Betzer, T. Tiggis, J. Fultz. 3rd row, L to R: C. Phillips, C. Armer, S. Harshman, L. Ashinhurst, T. Russell, N. Crowder, J. Beals, K. Wehrle, P. Barnes, L. Keller, M. Weakley, T. Taylor, F. Hill, S. Williams, K. Bunfill, D. Williams. 4th row, L to R: C. Lambird, J. Parsons, L. Rucker, J. Marshall, D. Gregory, E. Sanders. 68 Organizations HISTORICAL SITES AT HOMECOMING 3rd place: Seniors 4,h Place: Sophomores Look at those sexy legs! 70 Activities Queen: Kelly Waggoner. King: Wayne Snearly King candidates: T. Yarnell, J. Bartimus. J. Keller. Underclass attendants and escorts: S. Shelton, M. Atkinson. T. Funk. J. Underwood. M. Moody. C. Moon. Queen candidates: A. Mulvaney. B. Moon. R. Dickens, M. Bone. King candidate. T. Atkinson. Activities 71 A FULL WEEK . . . 72 AT HOMECOMING This year for a change, the Homecoming activities were held inside. Kelly Waggoner was crowned queen and Wayne Snearly was crowned king. After the activities, a beautiful homecoming dance was sponsored by the Bethany Athletic Booster Club. The band was Lickety Split. The cheerleaders, as usual, had planned a fun-filled week with all of the usual dress-up days and something new, Toga Day. The courageous football team beat Lovington that night and we preceeded to have a blast at the dance! Activities 73 . . . INSPIRATION This year prom was held at Pickles on the E.I.U. Campus. The Juniors decorated the place with their class colors, purple and gold. The theme was “You’re the Inspiration and the band was “Second Shift. Billie Moon was crowned Prom Queen and Danny Cotner was Prom King. Other candidates for king and queen were Anita Mulvany, Melissa McReynolds, Rebecca Dickens, John Bartimus, Greg Bond, and Todd Yarnell. Post-prom was at the Eastern Student Union. 76 Activities BETHANY MUSTANG FOOTBALL — THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY . . . First row: R. White, A. Baxter, D. Boyer, B. Orris, K. Bunfill, S. Sims, J. Underwood, S. Martin, D. Kelly, M. Hockaday, J. Brown, R. Martin. Second row: G. Underwood, J. Keller, J. Still, M. Bland, M. Atkinson, M. Davis, T. Tyler, S. Davis, L. Clark, B. Richardson, L. McCain, G. Carroll, L. Kesterson. Third row: Coach John Elder, B. Brown, B. McReynolds, D. Cotner, T. Barker, M. Bennett, T. O’Brien, B. Barnes, D. Fultz, J. Bartimus, C. Moon, E. Clark, W. Snearly, D. Sims, J. Keller, Coach Gene Patient. Right: Coach Patient and Coach Elder exchange words of wisdom. 80 Sports SENIORS Larry Kesterson Tom O’Brien Joe Keller Todd Varnell John Bartimus Danny Cotner Wayne Snearly Halfback Defensive End Quarterback Offensive End Right Tackle Offensive End Full Back SCOREBOARD Mustangs 12 Arthur 20 34 Atwood 12 14 Moweaqua 13 45 Lovington 6 0 Macon 23 0 Maroa 32 0 IHiopolis 42 16 Assumption 49 18 Niantic 26 FREEZE FRAME Middle picture: Tom O’Brien pursues an IHiopolis ball carrier as Wayne Snearly is tripped by Larry Kesterson. Bottom picture: Sean Martin is engulfed by IHiopolis defenders as QB Joe Keller and Linemen John Bartimus and Matt Bennett look on. Sports 81 MOMENTS . . . Above: Larry Kesterson attempts to gulp down the Kool-Aid so he can be a man like the rest of the team. Top: Tom O’Brien leads the bad pack along with Matt Bennett and Tom Cole. Center left: Both Derek Fultz and Colin Moon agree that Matt Bennett could have had a V-8. Center right: Mustangs march off to battle Bottom: Ready? Hit! Neck-eye-sobes. Ready? Hit! 82 Sports AWARDS Most Valuable Player: Sean Martin Best Lineman: John Bartimus Best Offensive Back: Sean Martin Best Defenive Back: Wayne Snearly Best Defensive Lineman: Tom O'brien All Conference Second Team: Sean Martin (Offense and Defense) Tom O'Brien (Defense) SUMMARY The Mustangs’ football season was a very successful season. Both the players and coaches worked hard from the beginning of summer until the last game in November. This squad was one of the larger squads the team has ever had and an even larger squad is expected for next season. The Mustang team also finally received some post-season honors that were well-deserved by those individuals. All players played hard but still had fun. ACTION SHOTS Top: Jim Brown seems to have lost something on the ground while several of the freshmen provide a nice wind break. Middle: QB Joe Keller scrambles on a roll-out play as Jim Underwood leads the blocking. Bottom: Rick Martin and Jason Keller exchange opinions on the concept of managing a football team — the pros and cons. Sports 83 MUSTANG VARSITY BASKETBALL COMES IN FROM THE COLD; MORE WINS THAN LOSSES Bottom L to R: Stacy Harmon, Shawn Davis, Dave Kirkwood, Larry Kesterson, Chris Keller, Sean Martin, Billie Moon. Top L to R: Anita Mulvany, Coach Inman, Joe Keller, Mike Tipsword, Mike McMahan, Derek Fultz, Brian Webner, Colin Moon, Monte Baker, and Stephanie Shelton. 84 Sports J.V. BASKETBALL MASTERS IT ALL WITH A WINNING SEASON! JV VARSITY Us — Them Us — Them 41-50 Atwood 80-47 42-52 Areola 74-71 44-54 Shelbyville 46-63 58-39 Blue Mound 62-66 26-27 Atwood 82-43 47-52 llliopolis 63-47 56-38 Assumption 50-47 69-60 Lovington 57-56 64-51 Tower Hill 61-52 35-41 St. Teresa 58-60 57-43 Cowden 57-50 45-50 Stonington 51-76 JV VARSITY Us — Them Us — Them Lovington 59-51 Niantic 54-58 59-72 Macon 50-32 Moweaqua 65-35 55-47 Findlay 61-60 60-43 Windsor 61-44 52-40 Niantic 46-48 71-63 Maroa 49-55 Moweaqua 65-42 51-49 Niantic 46-65 67-55 Blue Mound 59-50 Findlay Bottom: Mike Bland, Mick Ferguson, “Mudd” Woolen, Sean Martin, Steve Sims, Anthony Baxter, Top: Coach Inman, Brian McReynolds, Mike McMahan, Derek Fultz, Colin Moon, Gene Underwood, Not pictured: Bryan Barnes. Lance McCain, Mike Dukeman, Adam McReynolds, Dave Boyer, Jason Keller. Sports 85 STUDS IN ACTION 86 Sports Front row: Joann Hargrove. Deana Ray. Juli Rawlings. Jaime Dyer. Lori Hite. Trina Utsler, Regina Utsler. Rhonda Clark. Jana Rawlings. Dawn Ferguson. Back row: Coach Jodi Foster. Jill Gregory. Teresa O’Brien. Melissa McReynolds. Stephanie Shelton. Chris Bolen. Kristy Wiszo-Waty, Theresa Lappin, Traci Ashinhurst. Manager Tammy Hart. Coach JoAnn Crane. 88 Sports Chris studying the art of the dribble. Bottom L to R: Juli Rawlings, Jana Rawlings, Rhonda Clark, Jill Gregory, Deana Ray, Standing: Coach Jodi Foster, Regina Utsler, Trina Utsler, Lori Hite, Chris Bolen, Traci Ashinhurst, Kristy Wiszo-Waty, and Jaime Dyer. 90 Sports Bottom L to R: Regina Utsler, Trina Utsler, Traci Ashinhurst, Lori Hite, Jaime Dyer, Jill Gregory. Standing L to R: Coach Jodi Foster, Teresa O'Brien, Melissa McReynolds, Stephanie Shelton, Chris Bolen, Theresa Lappin, Coach Joann Crane Sports 91 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Front: R. Kroenlein. J. O'Brien. D. Gregory. T. Miller. C. Ashley. B. Matheson. K. Hockaday. Back: J. Alexander (manager). C. Pritts (manager). J. Ozee. B. Bartimus, J. Smith. Z. Sowa. J. Phelps. T. West. B. Brush, E. Sanders (manager), and Mr. Parsons, coach. Jeremie, Todd, and Jason are waiting for some action. 92 Sports Coach talks over the game plan with the team. Where’s the ball. Tim? Brett shoots for two! Nice shot. Jason! Jeremie looks for the open man. Sports 93 MUSTANGS JUST CANT FIND THE GROOVE 94 Sports Mustangs finished the season at 4-7 highlighted by a win over Sullivan. Awards: J. Bartimus, MVP and Best Pitcher; D. Kirkwood, Best Batting Avg.; M. Baker, Golden Glove. S. Martin received First Team All- Conference while J. Bartimus and J. Keller received 2nd Team honors. Top: 1st row, B. Moon, S. Martin, C. Keller, K. Bunfill, S. Davis, G. Carroll. J. Underwood. M Baker, L. Hite. 2nd row, A. Mulvany, D. Kirkwood, B Orris, G. Underwood, M. Tipsword. M Coon, T Yarnell, M McMahan. J. Hutchcraft. J. Keller. M Sheehan, L. Kesterson. Mr. Inman. Above, Bartimus and cast. Center, Hit and run with L.K. and D.K Right, M Baker hitting. Far right: Easy life for M Sheehan. BETHANY JR. HIGH BASEBALL 1984 SEASON Coach. Jim Parsons. Sports 95 Front: Manager. P. Schwenker. C. Burrows. B. Barnes. J. Phelps. J. Smith. J. Ozee. Garcia . T. Finch. T. Miller. B. Matheson. K. Hockaday. Back: Z. Sowa. T. West. B. Brush. B. TRACK: A SPORT FOR THE REAL MEN Bryan. Tony. T. and Brian relaxing. T!! Good handoff. guys! Clockwise: D. Yantis. R Martin. T. Tyler. M. Atkinson. D. Sims. M. Davis. B Boomer. J. Brown. R. Bromm. J. Hoots. A Baxter. M. Bennett. J. Craig. D. Fultz. M. Woolen. P. Harrison. Not pictured: T. Barker. M. Sweeney. B. McReynolds. M Bland, and B. Barnes. Matt in his rain suit. 96 Sports Mark high jumping. Good throw. David! HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ TRACK Above: Jana warming up for shot put. Left: Hilary has a fine jump. Sports 97 JR. HIGH BOYS TRACK Bethany Junior High Boys' Track had a very good year, and they expect to do even better next year. Many of the team members have driving ambitions, and everyone knows that with Coach Parsons on their side they will continue to be in the Yearbook every year! (Just kidding.) We all know they are the best! By Paul Kaiser 98 Sports JR. HIGH GIRLS’ TRACK Front row: T. Sweeney. L. Rucker. J. Marshall. Middle row: D. Ferguson. A. Shutter. D. Skidmore. J. Fultz. K. Hart. S. Creek. Back row: J. Parsons. C. Phillips. S. Ozier. K Bunfill. E. Brewer, and L. Ashinhurst. THE BHS MAGNIFICENT “10” 100 Spoil-. TUMBLES THRU ANOTHER YEAR This year the cheerleaders were fortunate enough to be able to afford to buy new pompons. We had many fundraisers, such as cheerleading clinic, T-shirt sales, button sales, and of course the mums at Homecoming. We attended camp this year and won a spirit stick our third day there. We really had a lot of fun and enjoyed cheering for the teams and with the crowd. Sports 101 This year the squad consisted of five cheerleaders. As a fundraiser we sold knitted hat pins. We had fun cheering for the Yearlings and we hope the 85-86 squad has as much fun as we did. Junior High Cheerleaders 102 Sports SUPERINTENDENT MR. DALE MILLER “TOP CHEESE” As the years melt away with the passing of time, I hope you look back through your yearbook and find the memories happy ones. An anonymous poet once wrote, “Always remember to forget the troubles that passed away, but never forget to remember the bless- ings that come each day.” The days we spend in school, preparing for a productive adulthood should be filled with pleasant memories. As a student, be active in clubs, athletics, music, and devote time to your studies. Your successes here will pay future dividends and become part of those pleasant remem- berences. Superintendent Mrs. Norma Farris Secretary to Mr. Miller 104 Faculty PRINCIPAL MR. JACK REINHART “THE DUDE” Good luck and best wishes to the graduating seniors in their future endeavors. I am sincerely looking forward to working with all the Bethany students in the capacity of Guidance Counselor next year. cJL JJ Principal Mrs. Betty Roby Secretary to Mr. Reinhart Faculty 105 The People Who Make SAMUEL SYFERT Librarian. History 24 years at Bethany FRANCIS BUZZ OVERLOT Ind. Arts 25 years at Bethany ALFREDA BONE Home Economics 14 years at Bethany JANET RYAN Lang. Arts, Art 2 years at Bethany VIRGINIA HARSHMAN English 6 years at Bethany SUSAN BLACKFORD Lang. Arts. Spanish 6 years at Bethany BETSY SHIMP Business 21 years at Bethany RUTH SHASTEEN Math. Health. Computers 3 years at Bethany ARLONE GIBBONS Science. English. Lang. Arts 6 years at Bethany GINGER DURBIN Science. Chem.. Physics 2 years at Bethany LINDA DUNCAN • History. Govt. 14 years at Bethany MARILYN JONES Math. Alg., Geom.. Trig. 17 years at Bethany 106 Faculty Corning To School A Pleasure JOANN CRANE P E. Grades 1-12 19 years at Bethany. RANDY INMAN Soc. Studies. P.E. 6 years at Bethany GENE PATIENT Health. Driver’s Ed. 3 years at Bethany Mrs. Lindvahl receives flowers in appreciation of all her hard work. KATHIE PFLUM Resource 2 years at Bethany PAM SMITH Guidance 2 years at Bethany MARTY LINDVAHL Band 5-12. Gen. Music 5 years at Bethany ELAINE CROWDER Chorus. Elem. Music 4 years at Bethany Faculty 107 Who Are These Seniors? Betsy Shimp Janet Ryan JoAnn Crane Norma Farris Susan Blackford Marilyn Jones Alfreda Bone Virginia Harshman Ruth Shasteen Marty Lindvahl Kathie Pflum ■‘Buzz Overlot 108 Faculty LUNCHTIME LASSIES These are the three ladies who have fed us for the many past years. They are also the ones who have given us some rather unusual cinnamon rolls. Our hearty thanks go to Connie Carlyle (Head Cook), Emma Lou Funk, and Sue Moon. Faculty 109 BUS DRIVERS AND CUSTODIANS Glenda Rigg. day custodian. Hans Fox, Head of Maintenance. Bus Drivers: Rowena Webb. Bernetta Jennings. Debbie Tuttle. Shirley Ford. Max showing us his best side? and Kathy Ferguson. 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