Bethany High School - Reverie Yearbook (Bethany, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

ON C O N T I N U E S THE TRADITION CONTINUES thany High School Betharry; Illinois Dedicated To Samuel Syfert For Continuing The Tradition CONTENTS Dedication 2 Opening 3 Sports 14 Organizations 34 Classes 56 Academic Life 88 Ads 101 Closing 111 2 OPENING THE TRADITION CONTINUES Classic Candids 1) David Gregory expressing his opinion of the varisty basketball team. 2) Band members preparing to play. 3) Valerie Walker enjoys some milk. 4) Mark Maxedon has that look in his eye. 4 OPENING THE TRADITION CONTINUES More Candid Classics It Would Be A Classic Year If . .. The Students Overthrew The School! — Brian Matheson Coke Were Put In The Pop Machine. — Eric Sanders Chris Phillips showing school spirit. 6 OPENING 1) Lance looking for postage stamps. 2) Regina, Gene, and Bryan studying The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. 3) Regina and Shannon snoozing. 4) Andrea, Stacy, and Elizabeth searching for guys. 5) Melissa Weakly, raise your hand if you're sure! OPENING 7 And Even More Candid Classics 1) Mike H. gives us the eye while Andrea wonders what's going on. 2) Jason Phelps head on. 3) Sean, Derek, and Colin in the homecoming parade. 4) Jay and Jason discuss taters. 5) Mrs. Ninmer helps Brian B. tune up his horn. 6) Dave Boyer takes a break. 7) Kristi B. and Ryan flash those pearly whites! OPENING 9 Tradition Comes Home lO HOMECOMING 1986 Homecoming court: Zach Sowa, Alyssa Scott, Traci Funk, Sean Martin, Lori Hite, Derek Fultz, Mr. Inman, Matt Bennett, Tammy Hart, Mike Atkinson, Teresa O'Brien, Deanna Marshall, Colin Moon, Hilary Harshman, Brian McReynolds, Elizabeth Brewer, and Danny Luck. Homecoming 1986-87 The Juniors class of '88 won the float contest for their third straight victory. Second, third, and fourth place were very close with the Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors finishing in that order. Everyone had fun working on their floats and were really glad when it was over. HOMECOMING n It Would Be A Classic Year If Mrs. Henricks Were To Fall Down The Stairs And I Were To Get Straight A's — Brett Barnes One Day Burl Wouldn't Get Moved To The Other Side Of The Room. — Stephanie Brewer HOMECOMING 13 Hey, Hey It's the Mustangs 14 SPORTS SPORTS Varsity football squad: bottom row; Co- captains M. Bennett and S. Martin. 2nd row, D. Fultz, M. Hockaday, C. Moon, B. Richardson, B. Brown, M. Sheehan, P. Kaiser. 3rd row; J. Still, L. McCain, B. Orris, K. Bunfill, B. McReynolds, D. Boyer, M. Ferguson, A. Baxter, R. Banks. 4th row, G. Underwood, M. Parsons, M. Bland, B. Bartimus, B. Brush, J. Smith, R. Martin, C. Klukis. 5th row; K. Hockaday, C. Burrows, Z. Sowa, J. Phelps, B. Barnes, F. Hill, T. Yarnell, D. Luck, C. Pritts. Top row; Coach G. Patient, T. Miller, J. Still, H. Phillips, J. Ozee, and Coach B. Phillips. Not pictured is Coach G. Brewer. VARSITY RECORD BETHANY • OPPONENT 24 Arthur 6 48 At wood-Hammond 7 0 Assumption 34 14 Niantic-Harristown 24 0 Moweaqua 24 14 Lovington 21 14 Macon 32 2 Maroa-Forsyth 15 24 Illiopolis 42 • f 'i ,:' . 'v, • . • I r 1 JV FARES BETTER finish at 4-4 Lligl -'y :-7 J ' ■ A Hv'wHRT i l H M'j' 1rt For the 1986 Mustang footballers it was a season of change. We started out with 2 non-conference victories over Ar- thur and Atwood, but it was downhill after that as we dropped our last seven to finish with a 2-7 record. Much can be attributed to the fact that we encountered twice as many injuries as last year. But during that time many underclassmen were able to play and gain valuable expe- rience for next year. This year's Mus- tangs can hold their heads high because we know we gave 100% every game, and when the other teams walked off the field, they knew they had played a game. So to next years Mustangs, good luck, and to this year's ''Senior 7 ' good luck in whatever you endeavor. Remember your talents and leadership will be missed next year. By Brent Richardson SPECIAL AWARDS Captains: Matt Bennett and Sean Martin Best Offensive Lineman: Matt Bennett Best Offensive Back: Sean Martin Most Valuable Offensive: Sean Martin Most Valuable Defensive: Sean Martin Most Improved: Mike Hockaday Big Hit: Colin Moon Big Stick: Matt Bennett JV Team Top row: K.- Hockaday, M. Parsons, F. Hill, T. Miller, J. Ozee, J. Still. Middle row: R. Martin, C. Burrows, B. Bartimus, T. Yarnell, A. Baxter, C. Pritts. Third row: P. Kaiser, B. Brush, M. Fergu- son, R. Banks, C. Klukis, Manager Harv Phillips, Coach Patient. Bottom row: Z. Sowa, J. Phelps, J. Smith, M. Sheehan, D. Luck, B. Barnes, and Coach Phillips. FOOTBALL 17 STANGS IN ACTION The Mustang basketball team com- pleted its first 20-7 season since 1979-80. This successful year included victories at the Sullivan Thanksgiving Tournament and at the Meridian Conference Tourna- ment. Regular conference play ended with a fantastic 9-2 record which led to its first Regional championship game in eleven years. Awards this year went to the following: MVP — Sean Martin Top Rebounder — Mike McMahan Best Defense — Derek Fultz Best FreeThrow % — Sean Martin Most Improved — Brett Barnes All-Conference 1st — Sean Martin All-Conference 2nd — Mike McMahan Special Thanks — Adam McReynolds 18 BASKETBALL BASKETBALL 19 members ar s follows: Double Winners: Varsity And JV i ■ C LTS YEAR TO® Varsity squai 4ii si Tf fl £ Is, Coacn : A. McReynolds, Coacn Phillips, G. UnderVvoi M. McMahan, M. Bland, B. Barnes, S. Martin, D. Fultz, J. Keller, B. Barnes, S. Sims, B. McReynolds, L. McCain, Coach Inman, and Mgr. Roger Banks. Boys Basketball m BETHANY VARSLTY OPPONENT Blue Mound (OT) Atwood Illiopolis Assumption Lovington byville Stonington iOT) Maroa Macon (OT) Moweaqua Tower Hill Findlay Niantic Shiloh Newman Argenta Windsor MERIDIAN CONFERENCE Maroa Blue Mound Niantic REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Macon Niantic Stonington JUNIOR VAR iTV Blue Mound Atwood Illiopolis Assumption Lovington Shelbyville St. Teresa Blue Mound Stonington Maroa Macon Moweaqua Tower Hill r Findlay Windsor Niantic Shiloh Newman Argenta Moweaqua Windsor Findlay Moweaqua Niantic OPPONENT 43 24 34 19 37 43 21 49 52 51 35 11 66 40 66 49 53 54 30 31 44 57 69 JF Girls Basketball VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY BETHANY OPPONENT Cerro Gordo Cumberland Niantic Shelbyville Macon Assumption St. Teresa Sullivan Neoga Taylorville Altamont I'AtwooE B Moweaqua Maroa 1 .Arthur Warremburg Pana (OT) Monticello REGIONAL T AtwoodH Areola BETHANY 53 34 Cerro Gordo Cumberland Niantic gjjfelbvvil Macon Assui St. Sullivan Neoga Taylorville Altamont Atwood I Moweaqua J Arthur Warrensbur J Maroa Illiopolis r FILLY FOLLIES Honors were bestowed on these outstanding Fillies: Most Improved — Best Sportsmanship — Free Throws — Most Rebounds — Best Defense — Best Offense — Most Valuable Player — Lori Hite Traci Ashinhurst Regina Utsler Chris Bolen Kristy Wiszo-Waty Regina Utsler Chris Bolen coaches. Mrs. Chamberlain and Mrs. Foster. MORE FOLLIES Eight freshmen joined the remaining sophomores to make up this year's J.V. girls basketball squad. The young team, though nervous at the beginning, quickly became accustomed to the routine thanks to their varsity big sisters and their new assistant coach, Mrs. Cham- berlin. A year's experience should prove helpful when these girls return next year for more basketball! Mustang Baseball 12-9: Best Record In A Decade The Bethany High School base- ball team had an impressive season with a 12-9 record. Coach Inman said, It's the most wins in at least a decade. Sean Martin was a unanimous choice for the All-Conference 1st Team, while Kurtis Bunfill and Colin Moon were chosen for 2nd Team, All-Conference. Congratulations to the Mustangs on a great season! 24 BASEBALL Fillies First Year The Filly softball team was new this year to Bethany. Even though they had no wins, they had fun playing. This was the year to learn the fundamentals of the game. Coach Brent Phillips stuck with them all the way and didn't lose faith in them. Hopefully, next year, with their gained experience, they will win a few games. We're behind you. Fillies! The Filly softball team mem- bers are Connie Armer, Lori Ashinhurst, Joann Beals, Eliza- beth Brewer, Dee Dee Bromm, Kristi Bunfill, Lisa Crawley, Shawna Creek, Dawn Ferguson, Jill Fultz, Hilary Harshman, Kristy Hart, Vicky McCain, Debbie Ozee, Jana Rawlings, Tara Russell, Audra Shutter, and Kristy Wiszo-Waty. SOFTBALL 25 Track Almost Cut . . But The Tradition Continues TUCK TRACK CTIU ,. TRACK TRACK i TRACK TRACK 26 TRACK At Little Moultrie 3 Of 4 Relays nd This year the track program was almost cut, but some parents argued the matter and got it back in stride. The Mustang track team had a pretty good season this year. They took second at the Little Moultrie by winning the 400m, 800m, and 1600m relays. They also did well at sectionals taking 3rd in the 800m relay with Bryan Barnes taking 5th in the long jump. At the end of the year, Bryan Barnes was voted MVP and Mike Bland next year's captain. Coach Bales, our sensational new coach, presented Jason Phelps with the most improved award, and Anthony Baxter with the most dedicated. TRACK 27 YEARLING CAGERS This year was not one of the best for the 8th grade Yearlings. They only won four games while they went to the semi-finals of the re- gional. The 7th graders did a lot better. They got second place in their tournament and lost by one in overtime in the regionals. The top scorer for the 8th graders was Bran- don Yoder, and the top scorer for the 7th graders was Ryan Martin. Both Brandon and Ryan received the top rebounder awards in their respective classes and have proven to be valuable assets to their teams. Coach Parsons seems to be doing a fine job training these boys and along with other talented team- mates should be respected mem- bers of future Mustang basketball teams. Keep up the good work Yearlings, and we will be out to support you next year! Ji siting se rift. Ltirm, Jim pfrsJnsj . HutchWai, ii Sft'llij A. Haglman, J. Hutchcraft, C. Yantis, M. Bryant; K.lJlitJJfl Shelton, B. Yoder, A. Fouste, B. Colclasure, C. Cribbet, B. Plunv mer, C. Baxter, E. Gosnell, B. Bolsen. Lisa in action. FUTURE FILLIES A new sport this year, Jr. High girls basketball, was introduced. The girls all had tons of fun and got in some training for their fu- ture high school years. The season only lasted about a month and was over before we knew it, but coach Foster and the girls will always re- member their first season. 7th Grade Takes 4th In State 8th Grade Slumps From Lack Of People A Ryan Martin, new state long jump record holder, with a jump of 18'3 . ____________________________________ The 7th grade boys track team did very well this year by placing 4th in the state tract meet. Ryan Martin set a new 7th grade small schools long jump record with a 18'3 jump. (The large schools' winner only jumped 18'2 .) Ryan also placed 4th in 100m dash. The 4x200m relay team of Martin, Peck, VanLoon, and Fultz placed 2nd in state. Ryan and Steve VanLoon ran the 400m and 200m, respectively, at the state meet. The 7th graders also won their regional meet. The 8th grade didn't do as well, largely due to a small squad. Brandon Yoder was their high scorer with 16 firsts in 11 meets. Track members kneeling are, M. Bland, J. Crowe, B. Osman, C. Smith, S. VanLoon, D. Fultz, D. Peck, R. Shutter, M. Maxedon, and E. Ashley. Standing are Coach Jim Parsons, B. Colclasure, J. Robertson, M. Bryant, B. Yoder, R. Martin, J. Hutchcraft, B. Bolsen, and C. Baxter. 30 J.H. TRACK Jr. Fillies Give It Their All: Send Two To State The Jr. High track girls gave their all during the season and sent Alene Lillico and Tracy Florey to state. Alene ran the mile and didn't lose all year until her state run. Tracy Florey went in the long jump slot. The person with the most points on the 7th grade level was 5th grader Amanda Dickens. Con- gratulations to Alene, Tracy, and Amanda, and to the rest of the Jun- ior Fillies! Track members kneeling: C. Mauldin. S. Ozier, J. Klukis, L. Fleshner, E. Roach, S. Inman, J. Martin, K. Smith, and J. Crowder. Standing: A. Bryan, K. Scott, B. Brown, E. Doris, J. Voyles, S. Brewer, T. Florey. D. Bolen, C. Sowa, A. Lillico, S. Hart, S. Williams, B. Shutter, and Coach Paula Clark. J.H. TRACK 31 Not So Great Showers, Benches, Hulkamania he showers? 32 CANDIDS Moments In Sports Courts, And Bums CANDIDS 33 It would be a classic year if ... we had open campus at school. Stacey Shinn more people would treat ev- erybody equal, and work more together as a team in- stead of having too many cliques. JoAnn Beals M CANDIDS ORGANIZATIONS Student Council This Student Council started off the year with a chili supper at homecoming. Later in the year they held their first annual student-teacher volleyball game which the Senior class won. At the end of the year they held their annual talent show which was won by No Reason and second place going to 3 Bad Rap. Also this year, student council put up the information sign in front of the school and kept us updated on school events. 36 STUDENT COUNCIL NHS Classics For the main part of this year, NHS membership was at an ebb with only two scholars, Margaret Fitzgerald and Bettina Emel. In April, four new members, Paul Kaiser, Mike Bland, Teresa Sweeney and Jeremie Smith, were added to carry on traditions next year. One tradition of NHS that all the teachers appreciate is the punch and cookies served at Halloween. One tradition that the senior citizens ap- preciate is the Christmas dinner. We iove NHS traditions! N.H.S. 37 Yearbook Staff members above: E. Hagerman, L. Phelps, J. Parsons, V. Maxedon, C. Mauldin, M. Dukeman, L. Oh- lendorf, S. Harshman, E. Sanders, A. McReynolds, and B. Colclasure. Top row: E. Roach, T. Russell, S. Creek, L. Crawley, S. Ozier, H. Phillips, B. Matheson, Z. Sowa, R. Martin, L. McCain, A. Baxter, F. Hill, B. Richardson, and Adviser Janet Ryan. The yearbook staff is responsible for recording the history of Betha- ny High School. So watch out, you may get recorded! This large staff starts out in September planning the book, and distributing last year's book, and selling ads to help pay the bills. By November we're ready to sell the yet-to-be-made product. Spring is spent locked up drawing layouts, writing copy, and eating pizza! See you next year. 38 YEARBOOK. It would be a classic year if . . . we met all our deadlines and had time to spare, so I could go out on a date! Miss Ryan It's amazing how out of chaos we can get a yearbook. We work hard to make all of our deadlines. We met almost every Saturday, except maybe for two or three, and every Thursday after school. A couple of times we even had a late- night session. As always, toward the end of the year, we only get about 7-10 people who can work. Sometimes we even run out of “usable” pictures and have to use UNusable ones. We always seem to run into snags but somehow, with perserverence, the book comes out okay. L.P. YEARBOOK. 39 Future Homemakers Of America FHA conducted a number of activities this year including Dad's Date Night, the annual Christmas party, FHA Week activi- ties (which include roses to the faculty and staff, birthday cake day, secret pal day, etc.), Easter egg hunt, Style Show, and Spring Banquet. Mrs. Freddie Bone does an excel- lent job coordinating all these activities as the FHA Sponsor. 40 F.H.A. FHA members are A. Bolen, S. Davis, C. Lambird, K. Bunfill, E. Brewer, D. Ferguson, V. Walker, S. Brewer, A. Lillico, K. Skidmore, and J. Hargrove. Second row: Mrs. Bone, L. Butt, J. Beals, B. Skelton, T. Bly, L. Ashinhurst, K. Krohn, R. Ford, L. Crawley, J. McDaniel, S. Shinn, C. Phillips. Third row: A. Crane, T. Barker, L. Hite, T. Ashinhurst, T. Funk, T. Hart, and P. Miller, We had a lot of fun this year and Mrs. Bone was our sponsor. We sold Tom Watt and many people were among the top sellers. We had a style show and the seniors all modeled the new fashions — vaavoom! Toward the end we had a banquet and everybody pigged out! F.H.A. 41 Lettermen Carry On Tradition Letterman's Club sold Mustang candy bars this year. They really had good-looking wrappers . . . We also hosted the JV tournament again for the who-knows-how-manieth year. The best part of the year though was the annual banquet at the Old Coun- try Buffet in Decatur. We all ate until we were stuffed and the new members had to take the Letterman's Club oath. Well, that's just about it. 42 LETTERMAN'S CLUB TRADITION The 1986-87 Pom Pon squad added to its reper- toire by dancing at home football games along with the usual home basketball games. This young group in its third year is vastly improving and hopes to be even better next year! Scholastic Bowl The Scholastic Bowl team had a winning season this year. The J.V. team won first place in the conference at the tournament at Assumption, and the Varsity placed second in the conference and first at tournament. Varsity members pictured at right are R. Martin, A. Bax- ter, B. Brown, and M. Hocka- day. J.V. members pictured below are D. Williams, A. Shutter, T. Sweeney, J. Calla- han, E. Sanders, S. Ozier, S. Creek, C. Stotler, and P. Kai- ser. Coach this year was Mrs. Denise Piatt. We're just one classy team keeping up one classic tradi- tion! ANTHONY MIKE 44 SCHOLASTIC BOWL Classy Club For A Classic Language Spanish Club members above in the first row: J. Parsons, B. Bryan, J. Marshall, L. Keller, D. Marshall-O'Biien, E. Hagerman, M. Weakly, and B. Matheson. Second row: Mrs. Blackford, A. Baxter, R. Utsler, R. Dickens, T. Utsler, H. Harshman, A. Scott, S. Snyder, D. Bromm, J. Rawlings, and B. Betzer. Kneeling: B. Bertini, E. Sanders, M. Hockaday, R. Ford, T. Bly, J. Smith, S. Sims, C. Pritts, P. Kaiser, A. Kirk, M. Fitzgerald, L. Crawley, K. Krohn, K. Wiszo-Waty, V. McCain. Standing: J. VanderBurg, K. Coventry, B. Barnes, D. Williams, K. Hockaday, L. McCain, K. Bunfill, D. Boyer, M. Bland, B. Bartimus, B. Barnes, A. McReynolds, R. Martin, B. McReynolds, B. Orris, J. Keller, and R. Helm. Top row: J. Rawlings, T. Yarnell, T. Sweeney, E. Harris, J. Callahan, M. Davis, B. Emel, A. Kroenlein, A. Shutter, L. Maxedon, C. Phillips, J. McDaniels, and K. Bennett. SPANISH CLUB 45 Filly Gold members: top row; J. Rawlings, C. Phillips, L. Ashinhurst, S. Ozier, K. Bun- fill, J. Hargrove, K. Wiszo- Waty, A. Shutter, T. Sweeney, and Coach Jo Foster. Bottom row: C. Bolen, D. Ferguson, J. Rawlings, L. Hite, T. Utsler, R. Utsler, L. Keller, S. Snyder, and M. Moody. 46 FILLV GOLD Yearling Cheer-lings Those Cheerful Cheerleaders This year the BHS Cheerleaders had a goal: to show the Mustang football and bas- ketball players how much pride we had in them and the school. We were very busy trying to find new ways to show our spirit. We started out by decorating the school and then having a party at the park for the football players. Each cheerleader had a big brother for the basketball and foot- ball seasons who received a snack before each game. We also decorated a pillowcase for a senior and made scrapbooks for each senior basketball player. 48 Carrying On Tradition Spirit Ever Traditional Show Choir The Bethany Show Edition competed in four competitions this year: O'Fallon, Sullivan, Pekin, and Washington. They took first place in chore- ography and second place over-all at O'Fallon. Members include Z. Sowa, J. Marshall, M. Davis, J. Rawlings, M. Weakly, L. Maxedon, A. Scott, R. Utsler, and B. Betzer. Second row: B. Richardson, M. Fitzgerald, E. Hagerman, M. Parsons, H. Harshman, J. Craig, D. Fultz, B. Freeland, B. Brush, S. Snyder, T. Miller, M. Moody, B. Emel, and M. Bennett. All were under the direction of Mrs. Elaine Crowder with Tony Capps as chore- ographer. Mr. Jack Scott assisted as General Manager. 50 SHOW CHOIR Girls Mixed Chorus Pictured at top are Girls Chorus members: S. Snyder, R. Utsler, M. Davis, T. Utsler, A. Scott, M. Moody, B. Emel, H. Harshman, M. Fitzgerald, and E. Hagerman. Second row: A. Dixon, V. Maxedon, S. Ozier, J. Parsons, J. Marshall, J. Fultz, L. Maxedon, L. Rucker, S. Harshman. Third row: M. Weakly, S. Williams, S. Creek, T. Funk, T. Barker, B. Carlyle, J. Rawlings, K. Wiszo-Waty, and J. Rawlings. Pictured above are Mixed Chorus members: B. Freeland, B. Betzer, R. White, A. Kirk, D. Pipedream Boyer, B. Imagination” Richard- son, B. Brush, D. Fultz, and M. Bennett. Second row: Z. Sowa, B. Richardson, S. Snyder, R. Utsler, M. Davis, T. Utsler, A. Scott, M. Moody, B. Emel, H. Harshman, M. Fitzgerald, and E. Hagerman. Third row: J. Craig, M. Weakly, A. Dixon, V. Maxedon, S. Ozier, J. Parsons, J. Marshall, J. Fultz, L. Maxedon, L. Rucker, and S. Harsh- man. Top row: M. Parsons, T. Miller, S. Williams, S. Creek, T. Funk, T. Barker, B. Carlyle, J. Rawlings, K. Wiszo-Waty, J. Rawlings. CHORUS 51 MARCHING MUSTANGS This year the Bethany Marching Mustangs re- ceived awards at U. of I. and E.I.U. and then went on to Shelbyville to receive first place and grand cham- pion in parade marching. The band would like to thank the Bethany Music Boosters for their unend- ing support and help in raising money for us by selling pizza, and cheese and sausage. Our final reward for our hard work was a trip to Six Flags in St. Louis, where we had our usual blast! 1986-87 Marching Mustangs. 1st row: T. Utsler, C. Lambird, T. Sweeney, H. Harshman, R. Dick- ens, D. Boyer, J. Marshall, B. Shutter, L. McCain, and Mrs. Ninmer. 2nd row: K. Scott, D. Martin, D. Skidmore, M. Davis, A. Dixon, S. Shinn, T. Bly, L. Maxedon, A. Shutter, and B. Emel. 3rd row: C. Armer, S. Creek, L. Crawley, L. Tiggis, E. Hagerman, C. Phillips, D. Bromm, J. Calla- han, K. Skidmore, M. Fitzgerald. 4th row: T. Florey, H. Emel, S. Ozier, M. Young, T. Ashinhurst, A. McReynolds, S. Davis. 5th row: T. Russell, J. Beals, S. Harshman, S. Brewer, R. Utsler, M. Sheehan. 6th row: S. Williams, M. Hocka- day, D. Williams, M. Bennett, L. Keller, A. Scott, M. Weakly, B. Bertini, T. Taylor. 7th row: E. Harris, T. Funk, M. Moody, L. Miller, J. Parsons, A. Kroenlein, V. Maxedon, L. Ashinhurst. 52 MARCHING BAND PEP BAND This year pep band had a fantastic time cheering on the Mustangs and Fillies. Under the direction of both Mrs. Ninmer and Hilary Harshman we improved a lot. Even throughout the year we had many compliments on how well we performed. We hope that next year's pep band will be even better! This year's band included C. Armer, L. Ashinhurst, T. Ashinhurst, M. Bennett, B. Bertini, D. Boyer, D. Bromm, J. Callahan, S. Creek, A. Dixon, B. Emel, M. Fitzgerald, E. Hagerman, E. Harris, H. Harsh- man, S. Harshman, M. Hockaday, C. Lambird, J. Mar- shall, L. Maxedon, V. Maxedon, L. McCain, S. Ozier, J. Parsons, C. Phillips, T. Russell, A. Scott, M. Sheehan, S. Shinn, D. Skidmore, T. Sweeney, T. Taylor, R. Utsler, T. Utsler, M. Weakly, D. Williams, S. Williams, and M. Young. PEP BAND 53 Classical Music Setter, i , w i olds, S. Oner, K Sreeland, T. ;v4 Concert Bami members; D. SkwBor VTMj Second jojk M. Fitzgerald. E. Ha Arman. T. I Davis, DT). Bromm, M Young Third row: L. Crawley, C. Phil fc S. Creek, C. Aimer, Rj Utsler, M. Sheehan, L. Kelftt Hars dian, T. Russell, J. Beals, L. Ashinhurst, A. Scott, M. Weakly, B. Bertini, T. Taylor, S. Williams, D. Williams, Standing: J. Parsons, C. Lambird, L. McCain, D. Boyer, R. Dickens, and Mrs. Jean Ninmer. laxWom E. Harris, B. Emel. SweeneV H. Harshman, S. an, L. KelthcM. Bennett, S. X WilliamsAd. Hockaday. Jazz Band members pictured above right: M. Young, E. Hager- man, S. Ozier, T. Sweeney, S. Creek, 2nd row: M. Hockaday, H. Harshman, R. Utsler, L. Keller, M. Sheehan, D. Williams. Standing: S. Harshman, R. Dickens, M. Weak- ly, A. Scott, and Mrs. Ninmer. 54 CONCERT JAZZ BANDS Concert Band, 1st row: K. Scott, K. Skidmore, L. Tiggis, J. Voyles, O. Kelly, T. Kesterson, and C. Mauldin. 2nd row: S. Ozier, E. Roach, S. Bragg, C. Sowa, S. Inman, H. Emel, T. Florey, N. Carter, J. Crowder, S. VanLoon, J. Culver, G. Miller, A. Fouste, S. Hart 3rd row: S. Brewer, E. Gosnell, J. Hutchcraft, R. Shutter, J. Martin, D. Peck, T. Still, M. Moody, D. Snyder, J. Klukis, L. Ohlendorf, D. Bolen, W. Russell, B. Osman. Top row: Mrs. Jean Ninmer, D. Fultz, M. Bryant, B. Shutter, A. Ferguson, A. Lillico, K. Smith, G. Dickens, and B. Brown. Jazz Band, 1st row: L. Tiggis, S. VanLoon, N. Carter, H. Emel, T. Florey, J. Crowder, J. Culver. 2nd row: B. Os- man, W. Russell, B. Brown, L. Ohlendorf. 3rd row: J. Martin, R. Shutter, S. Brewer, J. Hutchcraft, D. Peck. Top row: K. Scott, B. Shutter, A. Ferguson, Mrs. Jean Ninmer, K. Smith and E. Gosnell. JR. HIGH BAND 55 56 CANDIDS SENIORS 57 TRACI JOE ASHINHURST Student Council 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, V.P. Recrea- tion, V.Pres., Pres.; Filly Gold 2, 3, 4, Sec. Treas.; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4, Sportsmanship Award 4; Track 2; Girls State; Prom Queen. Attend Lake Land College and get married. TAMMY SUE BARKER F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Pom Pon 2; Who's Who 3; Society of Distinguished American H.S. Students 3; Academic All American 3; Out- standing American Students Award 4. Work, get married, have kids, and live life to its fullest! MATTHEW T. BENNETT Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1; Chorus 2, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Homecoming King 4; Jr. Class Treas.; Second All-Conference in Football; Big Stick Award; Football Co-Capt. Go to college and play football. FRANCES CHRISTINE BOLEN F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Filly Gold 1, 2, 3, 4. Future plans . . . play basketball? 58 JIM C BROWN Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1; Track 2. Find work then maybe a couple of years of college later. BRIAN KEITH BUTT JOHN RUSSELL CRAIG Attend college. Student Council 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Show Choir 3, 4; Football 3; Track 2; Jr. Class Sec.; Spanish Club 3; Office Asst. 4. Attend trade school, work, party, get married, but not necessarily in that order! 59 BETTINA JEAN EMEL N.H.S. 3, 4, Pres. 4; Filly Cold 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Show Choir 1, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students. Attend Illinois State University. DAVID RAY EMRICK. MARGARET DAWN FITZGERALD Plans to work. Student Council 2; N.H.S. 3, 4, Sec. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4; District Band 1, 2,4; All-State Band 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Show Choir 1, 3, 4; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Who's Who in Music; Who's Who in American H.S. Students. Attend University of Illinois. 60 DEREK RAY FULTZ Student Council 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Letter- man's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, . Pres. 4; Show Choir 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Confer- ence 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Freshman Class V. Pres.; Sophomore Class Pres.; Spanish Club 3; Boys State; DAR Good Citizen; Academic All-American; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students. Attend college and study marine biology. TRACI JO FUNK F.H.A. Chapter Sister; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, V.P. of P R. 4; Band Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Chorus 4; Basketball team manager 1; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Homecoming At- tendant 2; Freshman Class Sec.; Sophomore V. Pres. Attend Lake Land College and study interior design, then move to Chicago. TAMELA WYNETTE HART LORI KAY HITE Student Council 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Chorus 1; Basketball manager 2, 3, Statisti- cian 2, 3; Track 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Senior Class Sec.; Spanish Club 1; DAVC 3, 4; Office Ed. Assoc. 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4. Attend college, work, marry my beau, have kids, and live life to the fullest! Student Council 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2,3, 4, Sec. 3, V.P Recreation 4; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3; Chorus 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Filly Gold 2, 3, 4; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Homecoming At- tendant 3. Attend college at Patricia Stevens in St. Louis. 61 MICHAEL ROY HOCKADAY Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Show Choir Combo 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Special Team Capt. 4; Baseball 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 1, 2, 3, 4, MVP 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who; District Jazz Band 2, 3; District Band 4. Attend Eastern Illinois University and major in Physics. JAMES IRVIN HUTCHCRAFT F.H.A. 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Plans to join the Armed Services. ANDREA LYNN KROENLEIN Yearbook Staff 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Color Guard 3, 4; Track 1; Freshman Class Sec.; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Attend Lake Land College and work. TIMOTHY ALLEN LAPPIN Student Council 1, 4, V. Pres. 4; Prom King Candidate, Freshman Class Pres.; Senior Class Pres. U.S. Navy or bum (whichever comes first)! 62 SEAN DOUGLAS MARTIN Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, First team All-Conference 2, 3, 4, Offensive and Defensive MVP 2, 4; MV Offensive Player 2, 3, 4, MV Defensive Player 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, First team All-Conference 4, Best Defensive Player 3, MVP 4, Best Freethrow Percentage 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; First team All-Conference 2, 3, Centerfield; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Spanish Club 3. Student of the Month. Attend college. MICHAEL J. McMAHAN Letterman's Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Second team All-Conference Basketball; Second team All- Conference Football. Attend college and play basketball. PAMELA SUE MILLER F.H.A. 1, 3, 4, Treas. 4; DAVC V. Pres. 4. Marry Tom, work, and later start a family. COLIN ERIC MOON Student Council 2; Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming King Candidate; Junior Class Pres. Attend college. 63 t DEANNA SUE MARSHALL O'BRIEN Yearbook Staff 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Show Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Can- didate; Sophomore Class Sec.; Junior Class Sec.; Cheerleader 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Filly Gold 2, 3, 4. Attend college, marry Tom, and move to Colo- rado. BRENT ALLEN RICHARDSON Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 1, 2; Chorus 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Second team All- Conference Defense 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Freshman Class Treas.; Sophomore Class Treas.; Junior Class Treas.; Senior Class Treas.; Spanish Club 3, Prom King Candidate; Nation- al Student Achievement Award; U.S. National Leadership Award. Attend college, work (?), and get married. BRIAN KEITH RICHARDSON Yearbook 4; Chorus 4; Show Choir 4; Prom King; Scholastic Art Gold Key Award, Congres- sional Art Show. Keep singing with No Reason and get rich! ADAM C. SOWA Letterman's Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Show Choir 4; Football 3, 4; Baseball 3; Freshman Class V. Pres. Attend Lake Land College. 64 EVERETT MARTIN WOOLEN Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Junior Class V. Pres.; Senior Class V. Pres.; Spanish Club 3; United States National Leadership Merit Award. Attend Lake Land College, study pre-law, and make a career in the National Guard. DAVID D. YANTIS, JR. Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Foot- ball 3; Track 2; DAVC 3, 4. Own and operate my own business. BETH ANN COTNER (Not Pic- tured) Student Council 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Show Choir 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, J.V. Capt. 1; Spanish Club 3; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students. Attend college. MATTHEW J. YOUNG Band 1, 2, 3, 4: District Band 2; Football 1; Span- ish Club 1, 2, 3. Attend college. Seniors 65 Classic Personalities 66 PERSONALITY poll Mike McMafcan and Bettina Emel PERSONALITY POLL 67 It would be a classic year if ... I survive my last two years in school. Anthony Baxter There weren't so many changes in everything this year. Rick Martin 68 CANDIDS 69 JUNIORS 88 Classics Bryan Barnes Anthony Baxter Mike Bland Dave Boyer Kurtis Bunfill Laura Crawley Maleah Davis Rachel Dickens Mike Dukeman Mick Ferguson Rachel Ford Bridgot Freeland Patrick Harrison Hilary Harshman Jason Keller Danny Kelly Kristi Krohn Lance McCain Kristy, Hilary, and Melissa cheering on the Mustangs. Bryan Barnes after a tough 8th hour P.E. class. No Photo Available 70 JUNIORS 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 Ron White Kristy Wiszo-Waty The Float Gang wins again. (Traditionally?) JUNIORS 71 It would be a classic year if . . . the cafeteria food was edible. Brian Matheson the school burned down over the weekend. Max Hoots The sophomore year is the year to build personal goals. One needn't worry about being a “lowly freshman, yet the junior-senior prom is still a year away. What's left? Well, clear the sidewalks because this is the year for driver's ed and that coveted driver's license. This is also the year to get more in- volved with school activities and many sophomores did just that. The class was well represented on sports teams, in show choir and marching band, in cheer- leading and pom pon, and in scholastic bowl, to name only a few. Personal goals have been set with one major goal for the whole class. Build a better homecoming float! Third place is degrading. 72 SOPHOMORES 73 SOPHOMORES 89 Classics James Alexander Lori Ashinhurst Carl Ashley Roger Banks Blake Bartimus Joann Beals Kim Bennett Tracy Bly Dee Dee Bromm Bob Brush Corey Burrows Lori Butt Jennifer Callahan Kevin Coventry David Gregory Elaine Hagerman Elizabeth Harris Dan Harshman Kenneth Hockaday Max Hoots Paul Kaiser Laura Keller Aaron Kirk Chuck Klukis Rod Kroenlein Vicki McCain Jennifer McDaniel Brian Matheson Lisa Maxedon Tony Miller 74 SOPHOMORES John O'Brien Jason Ozee Matt Parsons Jason Phelps Chris Phillips Chad Pritts Lisa Rucker Eric Sanders Alyssa Scott Stacey Shinn Audra Shutter Beth Skelton Jeremie Smith Suzanne Snyder Paul watches game; Chad with eyes closed tries to tell Corey what's happening? Zac Sowa Jeff Still Teresa Sweeney Tony Tiggis Leslie Trueblood Melissa Weakly David Williams Tammy Yarnell Not Pictured: Debbie Ozee Stephanie Miller Mike Thomas SOPHOMORES 75 It would be a classic year if . .. we had a vending maching you didn't have to beat up to get your stuff. Lisa Crawley Brett Barnes would shrink 3 feet and have to look up to people. Harvey Phillips The freshmen sold several different items. We made quite a bit of money. We also took a trip to Chicago on May 1. We had a good time. We also hope that next year we will learn to talk in complex sentences and sound like grownups! 76 CANDIDS FRESHMEN Connie Armer Brett Barnes Brian Bertini Bob Betzer Amy Bolen Elizabeth Brewer Bridgette Bryan Kristi Bunfill Brian Crane Lisa Crawley Shawna Creek Nathan Crowder Shannon Davis Angie Dixon Dawn Ferguson Jill Fultz Joann Hargrove Terry Hargrove Craig Harshman Jeremy Harshman Stacy Harshman Kristy Hart Rob Helm Frank Hill Max Tuttle falling victim to another Bertini lecture. 78 FRESHMEN Jim Hollingsworth Joe Inman Tracy Kerschner Chrissy Lambird Danny Luck Joda Marshall Denise Martin Vanessa Maxedon Linda Miller Jason Nelson Susan Ozier Jennifer Parsons Kelly Phillipi Harvey Phillips Brian Riley Tara Russell Dawn Skidmore Carry Steffens Craig Stotler Todd Taylor John VanderBurgh Valerie Walker Shelly Williams Tim Yarnell Terri Best FRESHMEN 79 It would be a classic year if . . . no one would show up for school. Jennifer Walk Mrs. Duncan didn't collect notes. Andrew Hagerman 80 CANDIDS EIGHTH GRADE 81 91 Classics Chris Baxter Bridget Bennett Diane Bolen Brian Bolsen Stephanie Bragg Stephanie Brewer Brooke Brown Amie Bryan Mike Bryant Brenda Butt Ronnie Butt Nanette Carter Burl Colclasure Clint Cribbet Kristy Dodd Ella Doris Heidi Emel Alison Ferguson Tracy Florey Aaron Fouste Angie Freeman Eric Gosnell Andrew Hagerman Todd Henson Eric Hutchcraft 82 EIGHTH GRADE Jason Hutchcraft Jane Klukis Alene Lillico Jodi Martin Colleen Mauldin Mark Maxedon Barbie Nelson Sheryl Ozier Christy Parsons Leslie Phelps Brian Plummer Kristen Scott Danny Shelton Brandi Shutter Karie Skidmore Lisa Tiggis JoAnna Voyles Jennifer Walk Brandy Walker Travis Welch Chad Yantis Brandon Yoder Scott Miller Plummer and friends studying hard in English. EIGHTH GRADE 83 It would be a classic year if . . . If I actually read a book for my book reports! Jenny Culver My locker would stop swal- lowing papers. Sean Harshman M CANDIDS 85 SEVENTH GRADE '92 Classics Eric Ashley Mark Bland Jill Crowder Josh Crowe Jenny Culver Greg Dickens Tammy Dunlevy Lisa Fleshner Alena Freeman Doug Fultz Shannan Hart Amy Haile Sean Harshman Mark Herbord Susan Inman Anna Kansteiner Orilee Kelly Tara Kesterson Aaron Lowe Lori McLaughlin Ryan Martin Gabe Miller Lori and Sherry studying real hard. 86 SEVENTH GRADE Michelle Moody Lucas Ohlendorf Ben Osman David Peck Erin Roach Jason Robertson Wes Russell Rick Shutter Chris Smith Kari Smith David Snyder Casey Sowa Terry Still Heather Thomas Steve Van Loon Rhonda Wiley Sherry Williams Shane Weybright You can't fool us Heather; that's a note isn't it? Does Wes Russell love to study or what? SEVENTH GRADE 87 Phillips taking it easy. I 4 It would be a classic year if . . . Mrs. Hendricks graded our book reports this year! Anthony Baxter Mrs. Duncan went a year without emptying a deten- tion pad. Nanette Carter 88 CANDIDS ACADEMIC LIFE Administrators Stay Cool: While The Rest Of Us Sweat 90 ADMINISTRATION Culinarians Chauffeurs Custodians Custodians not pictured are Scott Wiley and Robbie Lancaster. COOKS — BUS DRIVERS — CUSTODIANS 91 Language Advocates This year's English department welcomed Mrs. Henricks to the staff. The poor woman didn't know what she was getting into as the students, carrying on tradition, gave her a hard time. Now, Mrs. H. has been initiated, and next year will be a breeze . . . right, Joe? Pictured at top are Mrs. Arlone Gibbons, Mrs. Jane Henricks, and Mrs. Susan Blackford. Not pictured is Miss Janet Ryan. 92 ENGLISH — LANGUAGE ARTS The Science Department welcomed a new staff member, Mrs. Chamberlain, this year. She taught Life Science, General Science, Biology II, Chemistry, and Physics. Mrs. Gibbons was the other staff member and taught Biology and Physical Sci- ence. The Science Department did a lot of weird experiments this year, so if you see any strange students walking around, they probably came from science! Pictured at top are Mrs. Arlone Gibbons and Mrs. Beth Chamberlain. SCIENCE 93 This year Mrs. Piatt took a little of the load from Mrs. Jones by teaching one Geometry class. Mrs. Jones taught all other high school math and Mrs. Piatt taught jr. high math and Computers. Computer students learned how to write programs, use graphics, and other fun stuff like that, but math was still the same . . . BORING!!! Pictured at top are Mrs. Denise Piatt and Mrs. Marilyn Jones. 94 MATH Tradition Of Excellence BHS History And Library Pictured at the top are Mrs. Lif.da Duncan: 8th grade Social Studies, Geography American History, and Amer- ican Government, Mr. Randy Inman: 7th grade Social Studies, Psychology, Sociology, and World Affairs; Mr. Sam Syfert; Media Center Coordinator. HISTORY — LIBRARY 95 Business, Home Ec. Shop And DAVC Mrs. Shimp taught us all kinds of business prac- tices like how to cheat on your income tax — ha ha? Mrs. Bone showed us how to cook, clean, sew, and best of all, EAT! Buzz Overlot showed us how to hammer, saw, and drill into wood. Then there were those kids who got up real early to go to DAVC, but that paid off for them because they got back to eat lunch early! Pictured at top are Mrs. Betsy Shimp, Mrs. Fred- die Bone, and Mr. Buzz Overlot. P.E., Health, And Driver's Ed. P.E. is kind of a relax- ing time to take a break from class. We played softball, basketball, vol- leyball, the “deadly kill- er wiffleball, and many other fun sports. Mr. Patient and Mr. Inman were boys' teachers, and Mrs. Foster was the girls' teacher. Then there was everyone's fa- vorite, Health, and Driv- er's Ed., taught by Mr. Patient. Pictured at the top are Mrs. JoAnn Foster, Mr. Randy Inman, and Mr. Gene Patient. P.E., HEALTH, DRIVERS ED. 97 Art, Music Cultural moments are brought to you by these fine subjects. Mrs. Blackford broadens horizons by teaching Spanish to us midwest dwellers. Mrs. Ninmer and Mrs. Crowder bring music to our lives; while Miss Ryan introduces us to the visual arts. Pictured at top are Mrs. Susan Blackford, Miss Ja- net Ryan, Mrs. Jean Ninmer, and Mrs. Elaine Crowder. 98 ART — MUSIC — SPANISH Mr. Jack Reinhart, Guidance Counselor Mrs. Raelyne Lane, Resource Room Guidance And Resource k It would be a classic year if .. . Mrs. Chamberlain would let me go to the bathroom! Jill Crowder The Dallas Cowboys traded Phil Pozderac. Mike Dukeman Niaiiiiiiii m 100 CANDIDS ADVERTISING 101 I BRUSH CURVE I ENTERPRISES, INC. INN | Bins — Tools Toys — Stereos (10,000 + Items) Homebaked Bread Homecooked Meals Soft-Serve Ice Cream I Rt. 121 West | Bethany, IL 61914 Rt. 121 West Bethany, IL 61914 § Phone: 665-3611 or 665-3331 Phone: 665-3200 I SHARON VANNICE, R. PH. te dtfje Betljanp gpotljeke I 106 S. Lincoln | Bethany, IL 61914 | 665-3013 £ Dedicated To Serving The Health Needs 2 Of This Community. 102 ADVERTISING HARDWARE STATE BANK Two Convenient Locations Lovington 873-4313 La Place 677-2149 'TOO Years of Trusted Service 104ADVERTISING $ulli )ati Xeu) Car ZDcalejrs ___J JSSc ciasfi n Corley Chrysler, Inc. •Chrysler •Plymouth Dodge «Dodge Trucks Shasteon Motors, Inc. e“ EE333 °s(o CARS'TRUCKS VANS 60 YEARS - QUALITY SERVICE Stubblefield, Inc. •Buick «Pontiac «GMC P( Chevrolet •Oldsmoblle •Chevy Truck «Cadillac Tom West, Inc jrsvs El ft’s the little extras that make the BIG DIFFERENCE. BRUMLEVE DABBS, CPA S. Hamilton Street Sullivan, IL 61951 (217) 728-4307 Tintype eCSiS P.O. Box 54 • 139 South Vine Street • Arthur. Illinois 61911 ADVERTISING 105 WIIOWI B WK OF SULLIV AN ONE S MAIN STREET P O BOX 136 SULLIVAN, ILLINOIS 61951-0136 AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS INC. PHIL ARMSTRONG MANAGER. 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P C o� -i•� a s aac oaa L� 1N • ■■O OAvtO «210 DEAN'S SULLIVAN GREENHOUSES JOHN W. and RUTH DEAN Phone (217) 728-4321 40e EAST WATER STREET SULLIVAN. ILLINOIS 61951 YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR HAMILTON'S MENSWEAR SULLIVAN THE SULLIVAN PHARMACY 102 E. Harrison Sullivan, IL 728-2331 James H. Fitzgerald nttOfNAlD •NSUPAMCI AOINCT INC III ( Main ••in� � � . 1 •„� ■••� .}■!) «AS ISO RilINMI }lhM4 } • FAMILY SHOE CENTER 7 S. Main Street Sullivan, IL 61951 Phone: 728-7732 David V. Schrodt, M.D. Family Practice 108 S. Lincoln Box 420 Bethany 665-3433 BaUfafi Fmssi 402 South Hamilton Street Sullivan — Phone 728-8371 — SULLIVAN PACKAGE LIQUOR Corner of Hamilton Eden Sullivan, IL 61951 Owner — George Selby Phone: 728-4711 CONGRATULATIONS! Hagen's Family Pharmacy £ BICKERS FEED CO. PHONE 728-4813 114 N. FULLER ST. SULLIVAN, ILLINOIS 61951 BUTLER Plumbing — Heating — Hardware R§2j 53 P.O. Box 270 Bethany, IL Francis Gloria 665-3441 Jim Company Food and Spirits Findlay, IL 62534 756-3392 sCiiaf. Larry's Beauty Shop Men or Women 107 S. Washington Bethany, IL I'll curl up and dye for you! Rags-n-riches Boutique and Tanning Salon Where the sun never goes down. Arthur, IL 543-3631 Family Vision Care Dr. Thomas C. Best Ootomatntt 10« E Hamaon St Sullivan. ILL. 61� 5i Charles W. Baiter D� tir i Agent eng Registered Represemenw WILLIAM E. ALWERDT. D.D.S. Oepict Mount: 9- 12 - i -8 Op vice PhOni 726-7992 1IO N. HAMILTON ST. SULLJVAN. ILLINOIS ■ ■ Prudential «01 cnenesio P O Bo 178® Metloon II 6 938 OM«a 217 235 7195 RevOeoce 217 728 7255 V'� 5 J « ta' .tj« ' A' � ; ; « TWf � 5J W � f. 108 ADVERTISING HARSHMAN PlUMWNO HCATINO A CtlCTBlCAL COMPANY COMMCPDAk INOy«T� IAL RI iO«NTiAl COnthaCTO� HAL R- HARSHMAN «•«•lOCPTT 1209 9 HAMILTON � T m O mox ajp (ULLIVAN. U.L. 9199' Plaques 4 Knacks 1 is MW 121 • 60« 91 BITNAN1 ILe'B'4 JIBBYS 17-19 No Mam Sireei Sullivan. 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South Rte. 45 Mattoon 1-S00-221-6461 OALTONCTTV AL90S 61925 BETHANY STAR MARKET Phone: 543-21 59 Bumper to Bumper SINGER INSURANCE AGENCY Phone: 665-3215 Owners: Larry Darlene Cuttill Sullivan Auto Supply 916 W. Jackson Sullivan, IL 61951 Phone 728-8348 Dwight Skeeter Singer .1 Doug Jurgens ArthlU-, IL If we can't help you, nobody can. Kountry Korner Hazelriggs, Inc. Whitley Creek Access Area Sullivan, IL FIRST NATIONAL BANK Owners: Roger Mardi 728-7714 Gott and Sons Decatur, IL 872-7200 CHRYSLER (l icPr ssma Plymouth 1515 Charleston Avonu« MATTOON. ILLINOIS MEMBER F.D.I.C J- -c ADVERTISING 109 Compliments of MARVIN KELLER TRUCKING Bethany, IL Phone: 665-3430 Ward's Furniture Rt. 121 West Sullivan, Illinois 61951 728-7948 Sullivan Southern Baptist Church Sullivan, IL 61951 BETHANY SALES, INC. Wholesale Discounts to Clubs Organizations and Individuals on Nationally Advertised Toys, Games, Hobby Kits and Carnival Supplies Bethany, Illinois D B Refuse Service Sullivan, IL 61951 728-7268 We support each other. Support your Pop Machine pi B.H.S. K-Zel's Family Restaurant Sullivan Federal Savings and Loan American Savings Bank Richardson, Karloski and Pinkley, P.C. HEZZY'S SUGAR BOWL SULLIVAN D-Z Sports Center Mattoon, IL 61938 234-3691 Country Companies Gene Schumacher, Agent 1102 W. Jackson Street Sullivan, IL 61951 728-7632 Bryant Cleaners 317 West Jackson Sullivan, IL 61951 728-7013 Sullivan Video (Joy's) Balloons Galore Southside Square Sullivan, IL 110 ADVERTISING Wrapping Up Another Classic Year ... It would be a classic year if . . . the L.A. Clippers, Tampa Bay Buc- caneers, and Chi- cago Cubs would all win world championships. Mr. Inman Prom Classic “Stand By me The Junior Class gave the seniors their prom at the Grand Ballroom of Eastern Illinois University. Hobie Woolen played the discs for the dancers as a good time was enjoyed by all. Congratulations to Brian Richardson and Traci Ashinhurst who were crowned the '87 Prom King and Queen. It would be a classic year if all the students were highly moti- vated. Mrs. Duncan there were no ab- sent students on test days. Mrs. Gibbons U4 CLOSINC It would be a classic year if I do good in school and have lots of parties! Angie Dixon students taught the teachers for a month. Brian Bertini U8 CLOSING 611 DNISOlD 120 CLOSING Classic Clowns CLOSING 121 It would be a classic year if someone would ac- tually accept one of Buzz' offers. Mrs. Henricks I were able to fulfill all my goals. Adam Sowa Seniors' Last Stand Class Colors Turquoise Silver Class Flower Red Rose Class Motto Keep Your Feet to the Ground and Keep Reaching for the Stars Class Song Let It Be by the Beatles VALEDICTORIAN Bettina Jean Emel SALUTATORIAN Michael Roy Hockaday Class Advisors Francis Overlott Betsy Shimp GRADU ATlON 123 OUR EDITOR SPEAKS! THE TRADITION CONTINUES Well, this year has been pretty fun. There have been a lot of memories I won't forget like the day of the famous walkout. (That was the hottest day all year!) Then there was the football team, with their flat-top haircuts, and the disappearing Driv- er's Ed. sign that is probably now decorating someone's bed- room dresser. We had many successful activities (boys basketball and scholastic bowl) and some not so successful (boys football and girls softball). But, we tried hard! All these and many more memories are put together in this book. Hopefully, in 20 years you can look back in this book and think 1986-87 was truly a traditional year. Your '86-'87 yearbook editor. 124 EDITOR'S NOTE • i� '., . 'y 7 W’ . « A4 - .' . Vt .'rW L‘ y . r Stesv rff. ' - %£ 5®$ S3S§ : -; S' . jfcsaftS ‘. - r ’ gapc ga