Bethany High School - Reverie Yearbook (Bethany, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

A sure sign things will be perfect is when I go out to start my car and there is a Porshe. Jason Phelps No Sign Of Life 1) “Deadhead” Jill Fultz. 2) Lori and Lisa assuming the common library position. 3) Lisa showing her enthusiasm towards algebra. 4) Mr. Long killing ants in his spare time. 5) Roger “Zombie” Banks 6) Bored. Amy Bolen? 7) Spiffy Brian ready for the ’50s. 8) Orris and crew. 9) What are you on, Brandi? 10) Wake up, Mick. 11) The lively Mrs. Roby. 12) Bridgot daydreaming in English class. A sure sign I should have stayed in bed is when I go to the bathroom and there’s no toilet paper. Bridgot Freeland Signs Of Perfection: Four Firsts For Class Of ’88 The senior class of 1988 took first in the homecoming float competition for the fourth year in a row. This feat has not been accomplished in quite some time. For this, congratulations to Class of '88, and here are your four winning floats. At top is the senior float labeled When the Huddle Breaks, Their Cradle Will Fall.” Below that is the junior float (1986) titled, We’ll Beat Them to the Ball,” and the sophomore float (1985), The Mustang Tide Washes Out Ironmen. Finally, at the bottom is the fresh- man float (1984), Panthers Have Passed Their Peak.” On the opposite page is the second place freshman float, the third place junior float, and the fourth place sophomore float from this year’s homecoming parade competition. A sure sign I should have stayed in bed is when I see that Mr. Crandall is mad. Shane Weybright A Sure Sign Of Improvement This year’s homecoming was a sure sign of improvement for Bethany. Homecoming Week was fun with all of the great activi- ties planned by the cheerleaders. The bon- fire got a little out of control as ashes show- ered neighbors’ yards, but, despite the small setback, everyone had fun watching the seniors chug Kool-Aid and burn dum- mies of the Niantic Indians. The best part of the whole week was the impressive victory over Niantic-Harris- town. The mighty Mustangs crushed the Indians 40-0 for a rare homecoming treat. After the game, many students watched the crowning of the king and queen, Lance McCain and Melissa Moody, at the annual homecoming dance. 6 A sure sign everything is going to go perfectly is when the guys I like smile at me. Jennifer Parsons 7 A sure sign I should have stayed in bed is when I get up and step in my dog’s mess. Kristi Bunfill Enter At Your Own Risk 1) Shawna, NO pop in the gym. 2) Let me, no ME, NO ME, see it! 3) BACK! 4) OOPS! Wrong room. 5) FREE popcorn in the lobby? 6) What are you grinning at? 7) Pudge going where no man has gone before . . . 8) Mrs. Henricks discovers that predicate nouns really aren’t that important af- ter all. 9) He-man. Jeremy? 10) Entering or exiting? 11) Another gym picture .. . boring! 12) Where’d you come from? 13) And still another gym shot. 8 A sure sign I should have stayed in bed is when we have polish sausage and sauerkraut. Jeremie Smith No Adult Supervision Required 1) Now this is adult supervision. 2) Okay, Valerie, nobody’s looking; you can continue. 3) No, Bob, not the chocolate! AHHHH! 4) Miss Ryan supervising the Smith lad- der-climbing technique. 5) What happens to an unsupervised stamp licker? 6) Unsupervised computer hacker. 7) Anthony trying to assemble his pads without any adult help. 8) Miss Ryan changing grades? 9) Unsupervised supervisors. 10) Definite adult supervision needed here. A sure sign I should have stayed in bed is when I look in the mirror and get a dirty look. J. Alexander Authorized Personnel Only!!! 1) Mrs. Duncan Mrs. Matthews: histo- rians? 2) Calm down, Mrs. Bone. 3) Now we know- who the real principal is. 4) Handy helper, Mrs. Lane. 5) Now there’s one happy senora! 6) Coaches Long and Bales preparing to be cruel at doubles. 7) Mark Jones (our Tintype man) and Miss R. gathering snaps. 8) So! The cooks do eat their own cook- ing. 9) Karen Miller: Lunch Patrol. 10) Mrs. Roby Buzz cheering the Mus- tangs to victory. 11) Our favorite sub, Mr. Sanders. 12 A sure sign I should have stayed in bed is when I wake up in Kansas! Aaron W. Kirk No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service 1) 8th grade’s studs, and Phil. 2) Hello, we’re single. 3) Chuck eating, as usual. 4) This is Clint, when he’s awake. 5) Students in the resource room. 6) 7th grader, Chris Van Loon. 7) That much fun, huh? 8) Craig is hurt? 9) Brian is truly working hard. 10) Anthony, Gene, and Jay at the bonfire. 11) Debbie, Lisa, and Lori chowing down. 14 A sure sign things will be perfect is when I wake up and I’m suddenly a 36C. Maleah Davis A sure sign I should have stayed in bed is when Mr. Long is in a nit-picky mood. Trina Utsler Senior Citizen Discounts Here 1) Brian and Dave: Library Veterans. •2) Brad likes Mike's shoes. 3) Is too, Rachel! 4) Jason “Smiley Keller. 5) Maleah. 6) Moody, Melissa? 7) All right, what are you two up to now? SENIORS Barnes: Student Council Treasurer 1; Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track MVP 3; Plans to attend college. Baxter: Student Council 3; Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; VP 1; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Schol. Bowl 2, 3, Capt. 4; Track Most Dedi- cated 3; Who’s Who 2, 3, 4; Society of Distin- guished American High School Students 2, 3, 4; Academic All-American 2, 3, 4; National Honor Roll 3, 4; National Science Merit Award 3, 4; Plans to attend college. BRYAN STANDISH BARNES ANTHONY WAYNE BAXTER Bryan Anthony Mike Dave Bland: NHS 3, NHS Pres. 4; Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, VP 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Out- standing Offensive and Defensive Back 4; Scholar Athlete 4; Valedictorian; Plans to at- tend U of I. Boyer: Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Marching, Pep, Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir Combo 3; Chorus 3; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 4; Span- ish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club VP; Outstand- ing Percussionist 4; Plans to attend Lakeland, then farm. MICHAEL J. BLAND DAVID ALAN BOYER Bunfill: Student Council 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2nd team All-Conference 3; Football MVP 4; Plans to attend college. Carlyle: F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Band 1; Chorus 2, 3; Plans to attend college and travel. KURTIS ALAN BUNFILL Kurtis Brenda Maleah Crawley: F.H.A. 3, 4; Marching, Concert, Pep Band 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Go to Florida, Plans to attend college and work. Davis: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; S.C. VP 4; Filly Gold 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Show Choir 2, 3; Secretary 2, Pres. 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Capt 3; Co-Capt 4; Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 2, 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Plans to attend Oral Roberts University. LAURA ELIZABETH CRAWLEY MALEAH ANN DAVIS 19 RACHEL ILENE DICKENS MICHAEL TOD FERGUSON Dickens: Marching, Concert, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3; Chorus 1; Homecoming attendant 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club VP 4; Homecoming candi- date 4; Sharon Young Award 4; Plans to attend EIU. Dukeman: Yearbook 3; Band 1; Basketball 1; Spanish Club 2; Plans to attend Harvard, if not, attend Yale. MICHAEL JACKSON DUKEMAN Mick Rachel F. Ferguson: Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Football 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Plans to farm. Ford: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert, Marching, Pep Band 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Plans to attend college. RACHEL EVA FORD Freeland: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1; Concert, Marching, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2; Chorus 3; Swing Choir 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Plans to attend college. Harshman: Student Council 3, 4; Schol. Bowl 1, 2; Concert, Marching, Pep, Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Ma- jor 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Swing Choir 1, 2, 3; Basketball Statistician 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Soft- ball 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Secretary 1; VP 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; All-State Band 4; Who’s Who 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4; Salutato- riam BRIDGOT NANNETTE FREELAND HILARY ANNE HARSHMAN Bridgot Hilary Jason Danny Keller: Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Span- ish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Plans to attend college. DANIEL LYNN KELLY Football 1; Plans to attend autobody school. JASON ALAN KELLER 22 I CHRISTINE LYNNETTE KROHN Krohn: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; and 1; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. VP of Recreation 2; F.H.A. VP 3; F.H.A. Pres. 4; Plans to attend college. McCain: Student Council 4; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Concert, Marching, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Homecoming King 4; Secretary 3; VP 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Out- standing Percussionist 3; Plans to attend col- lege. LANCE DANIEL MCCAIN Kristi K. Lance Brian A. McReynolds: Yearbook 3,4; Concert, Marching, Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Plans to attend college. B. McReynolds: Lettermen’s Club 2, 3; Lettermen’s Club Pres. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; S.C. Pres. 3; Enlisted in U.S. Army Military Police. ADAM DEAN BRIAN THOMAS MCREYNOLDS MCREYNOLDS 22 Martin: Student Council 1, 2; Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3; Treas. 4; Yearbook 1, 2; Editor 3, 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketbal 1 1; Track 1,2,3, 4; President 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; Scholastic Bowl 1, 2, 3; En- listed in United States Marine Corps. Moody: Concert, Marching, Pep Band 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball 1; Statistician 2,3, 4; Girls Track 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Scholastic Award; Plans to attend college. RICHARD DALE MARTIN II MELISSA KAY MOODY Rick Melissa Brad Orris: Letterman’s Club 2, 3; Letterman’s Club Sec. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; S.C. Pres. 4; 2nd Team All-Confer- ence Football; Most Valuable Offensive Line- man; Plans to attend college. Rawlings: F.H.A. 4; Concert, Marching, Pep Band 1, 2; Jazz Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Show Choir 1, 3; Girl’s Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Track 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; Pom-Pon 1, 2; Pom-Pon Capt. 3; Softball 3; Plans to attend college. BRADLEY KEITH ORRIS JANA LYN RAWLINGS 23 JULI ANN RAWLINGS Rawlings: F.H.A. 4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1, 2,3; Girls Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pom-Pon 1, 2, 3; Filly-Gold Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 3; Plans to get married and attend college. Sheehan: Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Concert, Marching, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir Combo 2, 3; Boy’s State; Plans to attend college. MICHAEL LYN SHEEHAN Mike Jay Gene Still: Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 3, 4; VP 3; President 4; Plans to attend college. Underwood: Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom King 4; Plans to attend college. JAY WILLIAM STILL LARRY EUGENE UNDERWOOD R. Utsler: Filly-Gold Club 2, 3, 4; Concert, Marching, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Show Choir 1, 2, 3; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1; Softball 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Secretary 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pom-Pon 1, 2; Who’s Who in Music; Plans to attend Sparks Business College; Get married and have lots of kids. T. Utsler: Filly-Gold Club 2, 3, 4; Concert, Marching, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1, 2; Softball 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 3; Plans to attend college. REGINA PAIGE UTSLER TRINA MARIE UTSLER White: Chorus 3; Football 1; Spanish Club 1; Plans to attend college. Wiszo-Waty: F.H.A. 4; Girls, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1, 2; Softball 3, 4; Pom-Pon 2,3; Filly-Gold 2,3,4; Prom Queen 4; Plans to attend college. RONALD ALBERT WHITE KRISTINA RITA WISZO- WATY 25 A sure sign of a teacher’s pet is a person who has homework done before it’s assigned. Anthony Baxter. Beware These Animals 1. This picture says it all. 2. Dan doing dreaded history notes. 3. Michael Jackson Dukeman: the man, the legend, the jacket. 4. Gene looks annoyed. 5. Hang in there Lance we’re almost outta here. 6. Bryan and his sack lunch. 7. A peek at some of the Class of '88. 8. Here’s to you, dad. 9. Ichy, Grinny, and Buns. 10. Un problemo, Rachel? 11. Hey, get down from there! 26 This year’s seniors may have been ani- mals at times, but they are undoubtedly a unique group of individuals. I am glad to be a part of our close-knit society. During our years of traveling the halls of the educa- tional institutions, some original class members left and many others joined our family. Besides the current class, these original members shared the thoughts and memories of the group and were perma- nently affected by our interactions. Most people believe we are different and they are right. Our family is unlike any other class of the past or of the future. Due to this, we had problems with people not un- derstanding us, but with the help of God or just good fortune, everyone from the re- maining class of 1988 graduated to the out- side world. I have some advice to give to my class- mates as they continue down that prover- bial path of life and meet its many signs: try to live the lives you dream of having but lookout for the YIELDS, STOPS, LANE ENDS, NO PASSING ZONES, and numerous DETOURS; lead the way for others but don’t pass up the MERGES with new people w'ho can teach you a part of different societies; get on those four- laned highways where the only signs for miles are SPEED LIMIT 65; and don’t for- get anyone from your great class because they’re the ones who made your life what it is today; think of us whenever you see along those roads, the hallowed sign that tells the story of our lives now and to come. This sign means more to us than anything else in the entire world. This sign is CAU- TION: SLIPPEREY WHEN WET. Thanks for everything. 11 27 Senior Division Editor Personal BIGGEST FLIRT Bridgot Freeland and Mike Sheehan BEST BODY Melissa Moody and Mike Bland MOST STUDIOUS Hilary Harshman and Anthony Baxter NICEST SMILE Rachel Dickens and Lance McCain MOST DARING Jana Rawlings and Gene Underwood MOST ATHLETIC Kristy VViszo-Waty and Mike Bland BIGGEST BROWNIE Mike Sheehan and Maleah Davis 28 Signals BEST PERSONALITY Kurtis Bun fill and Regina Utsler BEST DRIVERS Dave Boyer and Laura Crawley PRETTIEST EYES Melissa Moody and Brian McReynolds BEST DRESSED Melissa Moody and Lance McCain MOST MUSICALLY TALENTED Hilary Harshman and Mike Sheehan MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Adam McReynolds and Hilary Harshman CLASS CLOWN Jana Rawlings and Jay Still 29 A sure sign of a teacher’s pet is anyone who gets an A in history. Kim Bennett JUNIORS 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 2 Elaine Hagerman Elizabeth Harris Dan Harshman Kenneth Hockaday Paul Kaiser Laura Keller Aaron Kirk Charlie Klukis Rod Kroenlein Vicky McCain David Williams intently studying his music. Jeff Still watching the game. Jennifer McDaniels Brian Matheson Lisa Maxedon John O’Brien Debbie Ozee Jason Ozee Jazon Phelps Chris Phillips Chad Pritts Lisa Rucker 33 Eric Sanders A lyssa Scott Stacey Shinn Audra Shutter Beth Skelton Jeremie Smith Suzanne Snyder Zac Sowa Jeff Still Teresa Sweeney Tony Tiggis Leslie Trueblood Melissa Weakly David Williams Tammy Yarnell Not Pictured: Max Hoots Tony Miller 1) Business as usual, Leslie? 2) What are you up to Chad? 3) Don’t smile too big Chuck. 4) Interesting floor Jeremie? 5) Quick! Hide those erasers David! 34 1. A beautiful picture of Kristy and whats-her- face. 2. Amy a model? 3. Conservative Jeremy working intently on a pro- ject. 4. Maybe there are some things a Twix can’t fix. 5. Tim trying out the new “lap desk’’ 6. Catching flies the old fashioned way. 7. Can anyone really take this guy seriously? 8. Danny Jason caught in a serious moment. 9. What are you hiding? 36 SOPHOMORES 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 Rod Helm Frank Hill Joe Inman Tracy Kerschner Chrissy Lambird Danny Luck Joda Marshall Denise Martin Vanessa Maxedon 38 Linda Miller Jason Nelson Susan Ozier Jennifer Parsons Harvey Phillips Tara Russell Dawn Skidmore Craig Stotler Todd Taylor John Vander Burgh 15. Grade those papers Connie and Bridgette. 16. Just what have you been up to Harv? 17. Did you make a mistake Shelly? 39 1. Harv and Skater: library patrons. 2. Bob looking for the “on” button. 3. We can tell you’re enjoying your meal. 4. Convicted felon: Jeremy Harshman The crime: Failing to shave. 5. Oh! Is that a camera? 6. Joe and Green Giant spokesperson. 7. Yo, Todd! Smile! 41 A sure sign of a teachers pet is someone who remembers the teacher’s birthday and gets them something. Brooke Brown 1. Alene Karie having fun in the gym. 2. Andrew showing what a housewife he is. 3. Nanette has not gotten back with the times yet. 4. Chris, get back to work! 5. Lisa: a figure of thought. 6. “Hey” to you, too, Dan- ny. 7. Stephanie 8. Hey girls, is there a cute guy in the gym? 9. Burl have you been playing in toxic waste again? 42 Chris Baxter Bridget Bennett Diane Bolen Brian Bolson Stephanie Bragg Stephanie Brewer Brooke Brown Amie Bryan Mike Bryant Brenda Butt Ronnie Butt Nanette Carter Mark Chilton Burl Colclasure Clint Cribbet 44 Kristy Dodd Ella Doris Heidi Emel Alison Ferguson Tracy Florey Aaron Fouste Angie Freeman Eric Gosnell Andrew Hagerman Eric Hutchcraft Jason Hutchcraft Jane Klukis Alene Lillico Jodi Martin Mark Maxedon 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 45 1. What’s so interesting guys? 2. Now we know what REALLY happens during study hall. 3. Having a good time? 4. Eric, silk top hats go best with tuxedos; dump the bag. 5. So, you didn’t do your Algebra assignment again, Mike. 6. Heard any obscene jokes lately, Ella? 7. We love those banquets. 46 A sure sign of a teachers pet is when they laugh at every stupid joke the teacher tells. 1. Wes in a moment of hysterical laughter. 2. Kari and Jill desperately seeking food. 3. Lisa what did you hide in the box? 4. Doug backed against the wall. 5. Jason we knew you were weird, but . . . 6. Jenny, what did you do this time? 7. David Peck giving the cheerleaders his undivided attention. 8. Oh yes, Chris, notes are due today. 9. Casey flashes those pearly whites. 48 EIGHTH GRADE Eric Ashley Mark Bland Jill Crowder Josh Crowe Jenny Culver Greg Dickens Tammy Dunlevy Lisa Fleshner Alena Freeman Doug Fultz Amy Haile Sean Harshman Shannan Hart Mark Herbord Susan Inman 50 Anna Kansteiner Orilee Kelly Tara Kesterson Aaron Lowe Ryan Martin Gabe the Grouch Lori McLaughlin Gabe Miller Michelle Moody Ben Osman David Peck Erin Roach Jason Robertson Wes Russell Rick Shutter Chris Smith David Snyder Casey Sowa Terry Still Erica Titus Heather Thomas Shane Weybright 51 A sure sign of a teachers pet is being Mr. or Miss Smarty Pants. Phillip Dickens 1. Mesmerized 7th Graders 2. Is this the future? On, no! 3. Chris is that really homework? 4. Motocross Ben 5. Jenny does your finger taste good? 7. Tom and Jason looking for trouble. 8. Jessika and Kelly enjoying PE. 9. Casey “Air” Miller. 52 SEVENTH GRADE Lee Antoniou Brandon Barnes Tim Barter Jason Bennett Ben Bertini Tom Blackford Jeff Callahan Diane Cross Derek Crowder Phillip Dickens Jessika Gaither Kris Gibbons Brooke Gregory Carrie Harshman Courtney Harshman 54 Bethany Hill Brad Himes Matt Hurley Brandon Lutz Tara Martin Tough game Martne? Leah Matheson Smile Boys! Martne McCabe Alisha McReynolds Kasey Miller Kristine Morris Justin Ozee Kelly Quinlan Cheryl Rauch Jenny Rutherford Scott Sanders Danny Smith Andy Stewart Jason Swint Ben Yarnell Chris Van Loon Matt Wehrle Tami Yowell 55 A sure sign of a teacher’s pet is anyone who reads Wordsworth and enjoys it. Mrs. Henricks 1. i Hola, Senora Blackford! 2. Steve and Jenny watch the clock. 3. Surprise, Mrs. Piatt! 4. Chris Picasso 5. Hurry Jodi! 6. Roby and Ryan count the dough. 7. Not the gradebook, Mrs. Horsman. 8. Barnes with western in hand. 9. Mrs. Gibbons explaining disection. A sure sign of a teacher’s pet is when you get a detention because “you’re the only one I saw!” E. Harris The Enforcers 1. Ralph D. Miller, Superintendent. 2. Bob G. Doan, Principal. 3. Betty Roby, High School Secretary. 4. Suzy DeVore, Unit Bookkeeper. 5. Terri Bennett, Administrative Assistant. A sure sign of a teacher’s pet ... is a student who brings his own kleenex. Mrs. Chamberlain. People Behind The Scenes 1. ) Bus drivers — Jerry Clark, Rowena Webb, Angie Dodd, Connie Snoke. Not pictured — Loretta McCain and Shirley Ford. 2. ) Jr. High Cafeteria help — J. Bennett, S. Sanders, and J. Ozee 3. ) Cooks Emma Lou Funk and Connie Car- lyle. 4. ) Hans Fox, Head of Maintenance. Also not pictured — Custodians Robbie Lan- caster and Scott Wiley. 59 A sure sign of a teacher’s pet is phony efforts at being nice. Mrs. Duncan. Quick Pics 1. Susan Blackford: Jr. High Lang. Arts, Spanish. 2. Freddie Bone: Home Ec., Family Living. 3. Beth Chamberlain: Jr. High Sci- ence, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Gen. Science. 4. Brenda Cook: Chorus 5. Kevin Crandall: Jr. High Science, Boys P.E., Dr. Ed. 6. Linda Duncan: Jr. High History, Am. Hist., Am. Govt., Geography, World Hist. 7. JoAnn Foster: Girls’ P.E. 8. Arlone Gibbons: Biology, English II, Voc. English, Physical Science. 9. Jane Henricks: H.S. English. 10. Trudy Horsman: Voc. English, English I, Gen. English. 11. Marilyn Jones: H.S. Math 12. Raelyne Lane: Resource. 13. It can’t be that bad, Mrs. H. 14. Just what exactly are pushups, anyway? 15. Keep on doin’ that Physics, Dave. 60 A sure sign of a teachers’ pet is the brown upon their nose. Mr. Patient. More Pics 1. Kevin Long: P.E., 7th grade His- tory, Psychology, World Affairs. 2. Jean Ninmer: 7th grade music, Band. 3. Francis Overlot: Industrial Arts. 4. Gene Patient: Health, Dr. Ed. 5. Denise Piatt: Jr. High Math Ge- ometry, Computers. 6. Jack Reinhart: Guidance. 7. Janet Ryan: Art, Jr. High Lan- guage Arts. 8. Betsy Shimp: Business, Typing, Com. Math. 9. Sam Syfert: Librarian. 10. Take a break, Chrissy. 11. Act busy, Mr. Syfert. 12. Had a long day, Mr. R.? 13. Mrs. Louann Matthews, student teacher for Mrs. Duncan. 61 A sure sign of mass confusion is a junior class meeting. Mike Thomas The Masses Get Organized 1) NHS Veterans 2) Mr. Patient and Buzz relax 3) Ron White flashes. 4) What a great band. 5) Mischievous Spanish Clubers ORGANIZATIONS A sure sign of mass confusion is when I talk. — Bob Betzer Student Council 1) Karen and Mr. Crandall show their great form for the crowd. 2) These guys don’t even know which way is up! 3) Top, 1. to r. — H. Harshman, J. Smith, K. Bunfill, B. Barnes, L. McCain, S. Ozier. Bottom, 1. to r. J. Parsons, J. Crowder, S. Brewer, T. Martin, T. Welch, B. Yarnell. 4) Clockwise: Pres. Jeremie Smith, Treasurer Bryan Barnes, Sec. Dee Dee Bromm, Sponsor Mrs. Gibbons, and V. Pres. Maleah Davis. 5) The battle at the net. Student Council had its ups and downs this year. The volleyball tournament and homecoming were both big successes. Everybody also enjoyed Christmas week and the candy canes. The annual Talent Show was cancelled, though, be- cause of lack of acts. Hope- fully there will be more stu- dent participation next year. 64 A Sign Of Intelligence National Honor Society High school members above: Jeremie Smith, Susan Ozier, Hilary Harshman, Rob Helm, Paul Kaiser, Mr. Syfert, Tammy Yarnell, Teresa Sweeney, and Mike Bland. At left our sponsor, Mr. Syfert. Jr. high members below: Rick Shutter, David Peck, and Michelle Moody, seated. Sean Harshman, Scott Sanders, Alisha McReynolds, Carrie Harshman, Mr. Syfert, Leah Matheson, Ben Yarnell, Phillip Dickens, Tami Yowell, and Anna Kansteiner. 1. President Bland exercising his power over V. Pres. Jeremie Smith and Sec. Paul Kaiser. 2. Jr. high officers: Michelle Moody, V. Pres; David Peck, Pres; and Anna Kan- steiner, Sec. 3. Induction ceremony with guest speaker, Glenn Austin. 65 A sure sign of mass confusion is my friends cruising Eldo’. Tracy Bly FHA 1) Sponsor, Mrs. Bone 2) Chapter sisters: Jill Crowder, Kari Smith, and Erin Roach. 3) Top Tom Wat sellers: Lori Ashinhurst, Amy Bolen, Brenda Carlyle, Tracy Bly, and Ella Doris. 4) Row 1: K. Hart, E. Brewer, C. Lambird, K. Bunfill, V. Walker, A. Lillico, J. Crowder, K. Smith, K. Skidmore, E. Roach, D. Ferguson, and J. Beals. Row 2: Mrs. Bone, A. Bolen, L. Miller, K. Krohn, R. Ford, T. Bly, L. Crawley, E. Doris, L. Rucker, L. Butt, S. Davis, J. Marshall, and D. Ozee. Top row: L. Ashinhurst, B. Skelton, J. Rawl- ings, C. Phillips, J. Rawlings, K. Bennett, K. Wiszo-Waty, J. Hargrove, V. McCain, J. McDaniel, and S. Shinn. FHA Officers this year were Pres. Kristi Krohn V. Pres. Tracy Bly VP Public Relations Lori Butt VP Recreation Kristi Bunfill VP Recreation Joan Beals Sec. Dawn Ferguson Treas. Lori Ashinhurst This year FHA sponsored various activities including Dad's Date Night, The Christmas Party, FHA Week activities, an Easter Egg Hunt, Style Show, and the Spring Banquet. These all went well thanks to Mrs. Bone’s great leadership and advice. Also, special thanks to Chapter Mothers Paulene Bly and Mary Krohn. 66 A sure sign of mass confusion is trying to do history notes in two minutes. Jennifer McDaniel Spanish Club This year in Spanish Club we had a great time. First we went to see Man of LaMancha at the Masonic Temple in Decatur. Afterwards, we went to Bonanza for lunch. We were almost halfway home when someone yelled, “Oh my God! I forgot my retainer at Bonanza!” We went back; employees found the retainer in the garbage, and all ended well. One of the high points of Spanish Club is sponsoring a Honduran foster child. Ours is Diana Caroli- na Larios Melgar. Next year Diana will turn twelve and no longer be eligible for sponsorship. We have enjoyed having her and hope the next child will give us as much happiness as she has. 1) Jr.-Sr. members: row 1; J. Callahan, J. McDaniel, T. Bly, E. Harris, D. Bromm, A. Shutter, C. Phillips, T. Sweeney, T. Yar- nell, K. Bennett, V. McCain. Row 2: L. Keller, M. Davis, L. Crawley, R. Ford, J. Rawlings, K. Wiszo-Waty, R. Dickens, R. Utsler, T. Utsler, H. Harshman. Row 3: Mrs. Blackford, L. Maxedon, M. Weakly, C. Burrows, K. Hockaday, D. Williams, A. Kirk, C. Pritts, P. Kaiser. Row 4: R. Banks, B. Matheson, C. Klukis, B. Brush, J. Smith, E. Sanders, K. Coventry, R. Kroen- lein, B. Bartimus. Top row: S. Snyder, A. Scott, B. Orris, K. Bunfill, J. Keller, A. Baxter, A. McReynolds, D. Boyer, M. Bland, B. McReynolds, and L. McCain. 2) Mrs. Blackford (sponsor), Kristy Hart (Sec. Treas.), Brad Orris (Pres.), and Ra- chel Dickens (V. Pres.) 3) Frosh. — Soph, members: row 1: T. Florey, K. Scott, A. Bryan, L. Tiggis, S. Ozier, K. Skidmore, B. Bryan, and Mrs. Blackford. Row 2: S. Brewer, L. Crawley, S. Creek, S. Ozier, T. Russell, C. Armer, E. Brewer, C. Lambird, Row 3: D. Ferguson, J. Fultz, S. Harshman, K. Bunfill, J. Marshall, J. Parsons, K. Hart, A. Dixon, A. Bolen. Row 4: C. Baxter, M. Maxedon, B. Colclasure, B. Plummer, E. Gosnell, H. Phillips, B. Betzer, B. Ber- tini, R. Helm, and J. VanderBurgh. 68 Letterman’s Club Country Buffet-ers 1) Blake and Paul spazzing out? 2) Big Bad Gene. 3) Corey’s all alone. 4) Coach Long’s all psyched up ... or is it out? 5) top, 1. to r. A. Baxter, J. Phelps, B. Bartimus, C. Klukis, R. Martin, J. Smith, C. Burrows, and B. Matheson. 2nd, 1. to r. L. McCain, Z. Sowa, M. Sheehan (reporter), K. Bunfill, M. Bland (V. Pres), D. Boyer, J. Still, and B. Brush. 3rd, 1. to r. — K. Hockaday, P. Kaiser, 3. Barnes, M. Ferguson, and B. Barnes, bottom, 1. to r. Mr. Long, G. Underwood, and B. McReynolds (Pres). 69 A sure sign of mass confusion is when teachers actually don’t assign homework. Lisa Crawley Filly Gold 1) Officers: R. Utsler, Pres.; Juli Rawlings, V. Pres.; K. Wiszo- Waty, Sec.; Jana Rawlings, Treas. 2) Is this the pre-game look, Aud? 3) Tara, pay attention! 4) Top, 1. to r. — C. Phillips, J. Rawlings, K. Bunfill, S. Snyder, K. Wiszo-Waty, L. Ashinhurst, D. Ferguson, T. Sweeney, and S. Ozier. Bottom, 1. to r. — T. Rus- sell, J. Rawlings, R. Utsler, T. Utsler, L. Keller, L. Crawley, M. Davis, A. Shutter, and Shawna Creek. 70 Yearbook 1) Picture takers: Adam McReynolds, Lisa Crawley, and Erin Roach. 2) Miss Ryan and Tintype photographer, Mark Jones, ponder a shot. 3) Section editors: Brian Matheson, Sports; Anthony Baxter, Seniors; Rick Martin, Edi- tor-in-Chief; Eric Sanders, Organizations; Su- san Ozier, Activities; Frank Hill, Activities; Leslie Phelps, Underclassmen; and Adam McReynolds, Photos. Staff members pictured below are Harv, Miss Ryan, and L. McCain, all with stupid grins. Kneeling are S. Harshman, J. Robertson, A. Baxter, E. Gosnell, R. Martin, E. Roach, A. McReynolds, and J. Gaither. Standing are B. Matheson, B. Colclasure, Z. Sowa, S. Creek, C. Armer, L. Crawley, J. Parsons, T. Russell, F. Hill, S. Ozier, L. Phelps, S. Davis, A. McReyn- olds, E. Sanders, and K. Hockaday. This year the Year- book was far enough in the black to buy a new camera and a new type- writer. We had the ben- efit of a second-year editor, Rick Martin, who used his experi- ence to get the ball roll- ing. Many thanks to Miss R., who was there when Rick couldn’t be, and Mrs. Henricks, who helped out when Miss R.’s overloaded sched- ule kept her away. 71 SPORTS A sure sign of a jock is large muscles and nice butt!!! Rachel Ford. Signs Of Success State Playoffs For The First Time (First) Team Picture: B. McReynolds, B. Barnes, R. Martin, J. Still, A. Baxter, D. Boyer, G. Underwood, L. McCain, K. Bun- fill, M. Bland, B. Orris, M. Sheehan. (Sec- ond) J. Phelps, P. Kaiser, C. Burrows, J. Smith, B. Bartimus, K. Hockaday, Z. Sowa, C. Klukis. (Third) C. Stotler, H. Phillips, D. Luck, T. Yarnell, M. Chilton, A. Fouste, B. Colclasure (Back) C. Pritts (injured), Coach Crandall, Coach Long, Coach Bales 74 A sure sign of a jock is when there is more dedication than natural talent. Ken Hockaday Varsity Scoreboard BHS Qpp 20 Arthur 6 24 Atwood 19 40 Illiopoleis 20 14 Assumption 22 40 Niantic 0 8 Moweaqua 30 16 Lovington 6 14 Macon 12 20 Maroa 21 Plavoffs 16 Moweaqua 28 The 1987 Mustang Football team was very successful; we made it to state Playoffs for the first time in Bethany’s history! We found out that it took hard work and dedication to be true competi- tors. Coach Crandall’s most reward- ing aspect was to see us realize we must rely on a team concept. If everyone has a job to do and ev- eryone contributes, they can’t blame anyone when things go wrong. The team put it’s differ- ences aside and put forth the ef- fort it took to win. One of the major reasons we were successful was that no one questioned the coach’s decisions; we gave him a chance. Good luck next year’s football team and thanks for making us believe in ourselves. CLASS 1A STATE PLAYOFFS ’87! 1. The Varsity Team. 2. Mike Bland searching for daylight. 3. High Knees. 4. Kurt releasing a bomb. 5. Chuck “Puke” Klukis 6. McCain and Burrows 7. Anthony leads bear crawls. 8. Harv doing leg stretches. 9. Out of bounds. 10. Senior members of the Mighty Mus- tangs. 11. Area Coach of the Year Kevin Crandall. A sure sign of a jock is anyone on a Wheaties Box. Eric Gosnell. Signs Of Season’s Change A sure sign of a jock is polyester and elastic. Mike Bland. 14 A I '• 2 S3 it r 1. Dawn delivers the pitch. 2. Players collide during practice. 3. Jeremie performing his annual catcher duties. 4. Jump Ball! 5. Brian looks on with concern. 6. Jana during warm ups. 7. Mike Bland in a classic pose. 8. Joe jockeys for position as Bob shoots. 9. Softball extraordinaire Kristy Wiszo- Waty. 10. The baseball gang prepares for another big game. 11. The football squad discusses important issues. 12. Lance clowns around at a track meet. 13. Tony sets up for two more. 14. 8th grade state long jump champ Ryan Martin. 77 A sure sign of a jock is someone with 2 PE classes, 3 SH’s, and Shop. Mike Bryant. Men At Work Varsity team (top row, left to right) B. Brush, G. Underwood, Bt. Barnes, Bn. Barnes, J. Phelps, L. McCain, B. McReyn- olds, A. McReynolds (manager). (Bottom left to right) Asst. Coach Crandall, Coach Long, C. Burrows, T. Miller, J. Smith, M. Ferguson, K. Bunfill, A. Baxter, R. Banks (manager). 78 A sure sign of a jock is someone who believes the myth that jocks don’t cry, Dee Dee Bromm This year’s basketball season was full of excitement and controversy. The season started slow, but things began to material- ize later in the year. With the loss of a key starter, the season looked to be doomed, but this team had too much pride to let something like that bother us. 1987-88 MUSTANGS BASKETBALL Varsitv Opponent JV 42 52 Shelbyville •— 50 40 Sullivan Lovington — 61 71 — 43 58 Blue Mount 46 48 57 58 Atwood 39 33 66 67 Illiopolis 47 44 58 49 Assumption 56 59 37 61 Lovington 43 46 57 60 Shelbyville 59 43 58 37 Tower Hill 7 28 57 79 St. Teresa 53 34 48 46 Shiloh 43 36 47 65 Stonington 57 35 79 64 Maroa 39 44 61 81 Macon 57 58 (OT) 59 63 Moweaqua — — 60 62 Moweaqua 51 42 67 47 Niantic 31 46 67 69 Findlay 49 43 66 68 Newman — — 65 72 Argenta 45 60 77 69 Windsor 43 54 69 48 Arthur — — 63 81 Lovington — — To add insult to injury, the 87-88 team lost 5 games by last-second shots. We did win one by a last-second shot, however, to fin- ish with an 8-16 record. I’m sure we learned a lot from this experience and that next year’s team will prosper from it. 1. Varsity team members 2. Corey crashes the boards 3. Kurtis lays one in 4. Anthony leads the way 5. Dribbling Craig Harshman 6. Tony amidst friend and foes 7. Lance is down (but not out). 8. The squad whoops it up at halftime. 9. Bryan skys for two. Special Awards MVP — Tony Miller Best Free Throw % — Tony Miller Rebound Award — Bryan Barnes Mr. Defense — Jason Phelps Rookie Award — Brandon Yoder 79 A sure sign of a jock is sweaty armpits. Jodi Martin. Girls’ Varsity Cagers 1. Varsity Squad 2. Trina earning her special award. 3. Taking five on the bench. 4. Pre-game; Post-practice huddle. 5. Rebounder Ferguson. 6. J.V. team. 7. Half-time. 8. Kristi poised for points. 9. Awards time. 10. Varsity coach Teddi Scott. Varsity members pictured at top: B. Butt, manager, J. Rawlings, T. Utsler, R. Utsler, S. Creek, D. Ferguson, K. Bunfill, C. Phil- lips, A. Shutter, and C. Armer, manager. Second row: Coach Teddi Scott, J. Rawl- ings, L. Keller, S. Snyder, K. Wiszo-Waty, L. Ashinhurst, L. Crawley, D. Bolen, and V. McCain, Stat keeper. Special Awards: Sportsmanship — Dawn Ferguson. Hustle — Trina Utsler. Leadership — Regina Utsler. Most Improved — Jana Rawlings. Free Throw — Kristy Wiszo-Waty. MVP — Kristy Wiszo-Waty. 80 J.V. Fillies Jr. Varsity members pictured at top: A. Shutter, B. Bennett, S. Creek, J. Hargrove, K. Wehrle, C. Parsons, T. Russell, S. Ozier, C. Armer, manager. 2nd row: B. Butt, J. Klukis, E. Doris, S. Ozier, L. Keller, K. Bunfill, C. Phillips, B. Brown, A. Ferguson, Coach Beth Chamberlain. 3rd row: L. Crawley, S. Snyder, A. Bolin, D. Bolin, L. Ashinhurst, T. Florey, S. Williams, K. Dodd, and J. Walk. 81 A sure sign of a jock is an itch. Chris Baxter State Playoffs . . . Elite Eight 1) 8th Grade (Back) R. Shutter, S. Van Loon, G. Miller, D. Fultz, R. Martin, G. Dickens, W. Russell (Front) S. Harshman, D. Snyder, C. Smith, M. Bland, E. Ashley, D. Peck 2) The ever winning Coach Parsons. 3) Game time draws near for the Yearlings. 4) Ben battling for the rebounds. 5) 7th Graders (Back) D. Crowder, B. Yar- nell, B. Barnes, J. Ozee, B. Bertini. (Front) C. Van Loon, B. Lutz, T. Blackford, S. Sanders, P. Dickens, J. Callahan. 6) 8th Grade Girls (Back) H. Thomas, S. Williams, S. Hart, J. Crowder, T. Kester- son, C. Sowa, S. Inman, L. McLaughlin. B. Parsons (Coach). (Front) A. Freeman, E. Titus, L. Fleshner, A. Hale, K. Smith, T. Dunlevy. 7) Kristine puts up the shot in traffic. 8) Andi looks to shoot. 9) 7th Grade (Back) B. Parsons, H. Thom- as, M. McCabe, A. McReynolds, K. Morris, C. Rauch, K. Sheely, K. Miller, E. Voyles, T. Martin, S. Inman, L. McLaughlin. (Front) N. Fite, J. Scott, A. Smith, J. Ben- nett, A. Dickens, B. McCain, S. Reed, L. Patrick, B. Hill. 10) Tara puts up the shot. 11) The 8th graders prepare for the game. 82 A sure sign of a jock is good sportsmanship. Ryan Martin Girls Learn Sportsmanship Coach Parsons had an excellent season this year. The 8th Grade boys finished in the Elite Eight at state thanks to some great team work. Mrs. Parsons coached the 7th 8th Grade girls to a pretty good season considering it was only their 2nd year of competi- tion. A sure sign of a jock is someone who dresses like Coach Long. Vicky McCain. Baseball Biggest Sign Of Spring Standing: T. Sweeney (stats), Coach Long, D. Boyer, B. Orris, G. Under- wood, B. Brush, J. Smith, K. Coventry, C. Pritts, J. Still, K. Bunfill, M. Shee- han, S. Davis (stats). Kneeling: B. Plummer, B. Yoder, M. Chilton, B. Coclasure, A. Hagerman, D. Shelton, J. Hutchcraft, B. Matheson. A sure sign of a jock is a smelly locker. Chad Pritts. The 87-88 baseball season was a bit of a disappointment to those in- volved. It started slowly but began to pick up midway. We dropped the last few games to end with a 9-12 record; one we felt should have been much better. Bright spots of the season were valuable playing time for several tal- ented freshmen and having four teammates selected to the All-Con- ference team. Baseball Scoreboard BTHY Opp 5 Findlay 9 3 Macon 6 4 Illiopolis 0 15 Arthur 5 4 Sullivan 7 7 Niantic 8 10 St. Teresa 14 3 (DH) 19 9 Atwood-Hammond 3 14 Blue Mound 3 6 Arthur 4 4 Maroa 9 13 Findlay 3 9 Tuscola 5 6 Illiopolis 11 9 Stonington 6 9 Blue Mound 15 1 Bement 6 1 (DH) 3 6 Beecher City 1 3 Effingham- St. Anthony 9 SPECIAL AWARDS Best ERA — Bob Brush Best Batting Avg. — Kurtis Bun- fill Most RBI’s — Brad Orris Mr. Defense — Mike Sheehan 1. 2nd team All-Conference DH, Brad Orris. 2. The Varsity Team. 3. Freshman pitcher, Dan Shelton. 4. 2nd team All-Conference pitcher, Gene Un- derwood. 5. 1st team All-Conference infielder, Kurtis Bunfill. 6. 2nd team All-Conference infielder, Mike Sheehan. 7. Coach Long in all his splendor. 8. Chad makes the play. 9. Aren’t you suppose to catch the ball with your eyes open, Brian? 10. Bob Brush meets the tag. 11. Anxious Andrew awaits action and adven- ture. 85 Girls’ Softball Team 1. Team Members: C. Lam bird, A. Fergu- son, D. Ferguson, T. Utsler, J. Fultz, S. Ozier, T. Russell, J. Walk, E. Brewer. Standing: Coach Beth Chamberlain, C. Armer, K. Wehrle, R. Utsler, L. Crawley, K. Wiszo-Waty, L. Ashinhurst, K. Bunfill, K. Hart, and J. Marshall. 2. Get down Dawny! 3. What? 4. Coach Chamberlain thinking about the game. 5. It’s cornin’ Kristi. 6. What’s the secret plan, girls? 86 Improves Its Season 87 A sure sign of a jock is when one has a nickname that implies idiocy. Miss Ryan Bad Handoffs . . . Tracksters Skid 1) Lance edges out his opponent. 2) Jason needs a belt. 3) Coach Scott Bales. 4) Mike breaks the string for another win. 5) The relay team speeds towards vic- tory. 6) 87-88 Track team. 7) Anthony running effortlessly. 8) Most Improved Jason Keller. 9) Frank in the final stretch. 10) The never serious tracksters. 11) Bethany’s only girl track member Hi- lary Harshman. 88 A sure sign of a jock is college sweats and letterman jackets. Tony Tiggis The 1987-88 High School track season was fairly successful but not quite what the team hoped to accomplish. The 4 x 200 meter relay team of Mike Bland, Rick Martin, Bryan Barnes, and Jason Phelps had a good year only losing a few times. At sectionals and Area Best the relay team finished third after some bad hand-offs. Mike Bland was voted MVP and Jason Keller Most Improved. Thanks for taking the time with us Coach Bales; we all really appreciated it. Tracksters pictured above are S. Brewer (stats), J. Phelps, L. McCain, F. Hill, J. Keller, M. Bland, Z. Sowa, and B. Brown (stats). Kneeling are C. Stotler, A. Baxter, R. Martin, C. Baxter, M. Maxedon, R. Kroenlein, and H. Phillips. A sure sign of a jock is good teamwork. Mr. Parsons. 8th Grade Boys Take 2nd At State Many Qualifiers Compete nuci TMCi THi Boys: (Back) C. Smith, G. Dickens, S. VanLoon, G. Miller, D. Fultz, B. Osman, J. Robertson, R. Martin, E. Ashley. (Front) M. Wehrle, B. Bertini, J. Bennett, S. Sanders, P. Dickens, R. Shutter, J. Crowe, M. Bland, D. Peck. Not Pictured: Coach Parsons. Girls: L. Matheson, T. Martin, K. Miller, E. Roach, C. Harshman, L. Fleshner. Not Pictured: Coach Paula Clark. 90 A sure sign of a jock is anyone in our class. Jason Robertson The Junior High Track season was the most successful season for Mr. Parsons: finishing 2nd at state. Ryan Martin led the 8th-grade boys at state by winning long jump, taking 2nd in the 200, 5th in the 100, and anchoring the 4 x 200 Relay team to a 2nd place. Other members of the relay team were Steve VanLoon, Doug Fultz, and David Peck. Other state qualifiers were Jason Robertson, Eric Ashley, Ben Osman, Greg Dickens, Chris Smith, Amanda Dickens, Tara Martin, Leah Matheson, and Jamie Scott. The girls coach was Paula Clark. A sure sign of a good time is to cause trouble but not get caught. Brooke Brown A Sure Sign Of Intelligents? Scholastic Competition This year we tried a new system of ro- tating captains, Mrs. Piatt’s idea, which made things a lot more harmonious. We also went to the Regionals to lose our first match, but we were ahead at halftime. Mrs. Piatt, our coach, finished her sec- ond year coaching and gets better every year. Well, have a good year and remem- ber; the road to Blue Mound is (literally) paved with Scholastic Bowl questions. Varsity brains are E . Sanders, D. Williams, B. Bartimus, C. J.V. brains are C. Baxter, E. Gosnell, M. Bryant, B. Bolsen, Coach Pritts, and Coach Denise Piatt. Seated are T. Sweeney, A. Piatt, R. Helm, J. Vanderburgh, B. Bertini. Seated are C. Stotler, B. Shutter, A. Baxter, P. Kaiser, and J. Callahan. Brown, T. Florey, B. Shutter, and H. Phillips. ACTIVITIES A sure sign of a good time is when my parents are out of town. Stacy Harshman Mustangs Crossing: Marching Mustang Flag Corps The Marching Mustangs com- peted in several festivals and shows at E.I.U., U. of I., Shelby- ville, and Arthur. Awards re- ceived were First among class D bands, and first place for the Drum Major, Percussion, and Auxiliary categories. Marching Mustangs pictured below are 1) G. Dickens, K. Smith, M. Bryant, T. Utsler, R. Dickens, Mrs. Ninmer, B. Shut- ter, H. Harshman, D. Boyer, L. McCain, A. Lillico. 2) L. Tiggis, S. Ozier, E. Roach, J. Voyles, K. Scott, C. Armer, L. Crawley, L. Maxedon, S. Creek, C. Phillips, E. Hagerman, A. Shutter, M. Da- vis, J. Callahan, K. Skidmore. 3) M. Weakly, L. Keller, R. Utsler, S. Harshman, S. Brewer, M. Sheehan, A. Scott, J. Beals, T. Russell, K. Wehrle, J. Hutch- craft, D. Skidmore, S. Shinn. 4) S. Ozier, H. Emel, T. Florey, T. Sweeney, B. Freeland, N. Carter, J. Walk, J. Martin, B. Brown, T. Still, D. Williams, T. Taylor. 5) Flag Corps: S. Davis, B. Bryan, D. Bromm, E. Harris, V. Maxe- don, L. Ashinhurst, J. Parsons, J. Marshall, C. Lambird, K. Hart, L. Phelps. 94 Music Moves In Pep, Jazz, And Concert Bands Jazz members at left are 1) S. Ozier, E. Hagerman, T. Sweeney, T. Florey, S. Creek. 2) B. Brown, L. Ashinhurst, D. Williams, T. Taylor. 3) Mrs. Ninmer, A. Scott, H. Harshman, M. Shee- han, R. Utsler, L. Keller, M. Weakly, S. Brewer, B. Shutter, and S. Harshman. Concert band members below are 1) E. Hagerman, T. Utsler, K. Scott, S. Creek, E. Harris, M. Davis, A. Shutter. 2) J. Callahan, C. Armer, L. Tiggis, K. Skidmore, N. Carter, T. Florey, H. Emel, B. Freeland, T. Sweeney, S. Davis, D. Bromm, H. Harsh- man, D. Skidmore, V. Maxedon, L. Maxedon. 3) L. Crawley, C. Phillips, S. Ozier, J. Voyles, R. Utsler, A. Scott, M. Sheehan, S. Harshman, L. Keller, S. Brewer, J. Martin, T. Russell, J. Beals, L. Ashinhurst, S. Ozier, T. Taylor, K. Wehrle, M. Weakly, B. Brown, D. Williams. 4) Mrs. Ninmer, M. Bryant, A. Lillico, L. McCain, D. Boyer, R. Dickens, B. Shutter, and J. Parsons. The concert band performed at several concerts as well as contests this year. They played at the Thanksgiving, Mid-winter, and Spring Band Concerts. They also com- peted in the IHSA Solo and Ensemble con- test in March, as well as the IHSA organi- zational band contest in April. Elaine Hagerman, Hilary Harshman, and Audra Shutter were selected to play in the district band. Hilary and Elaine were chosen to participate in the state band as well. The honor band chose Hilary, Elaine, and Trina Utsler to play with them. The jazz band played at the concerts also. In February, they participated in the Assumption Jazz Festival. The pep band played at boys’ and girls’ basketball games. They did a fine job en- tertaining the crowds at halftime. 95 A sure sign of a good time is a Rolex watch. Eric Gosnell Junior high jazz members at right are 1) J. Ozee, S. VanLoon, B. Bertini, B. Himes. K. Miller, M. McCabe, G. Miller. 2) B. Osman, K. Gibbons, W. Russell. 3) Mrs. Ninmer, T. Martin, L. Matheson, C. Harshamn, D. Peck, R. Shutter, T. Still, C. VanLoon, D. Fultz, G. Dickens, and K. Smith. Junior high concert band below are 1) E. Roach, S. Inman, C. Harshman, J. Gaither, T. Kesterson, C. Harshman, O. Kelly. 2) K. Morris, C. Rauch, L. McLaughlin, J. Ruth- erford, K. Gibbons, B. Osman, W. Russell, J. Crowder, J. Culver, C. Sowa, C. Van- Loon, J. Ozee, and M. McCabe. 3) B. Himes, K. Miller, S. VanLoon, B. Bertini, G. Miller, R. Shutter, D. Peck, T. Still, M. Moody, M. Wehrle. 4) L. Matheson, T. Martin, K. Smith, A. McReynolds, D. Fultz, G. Dickens, and Mrs. Ninmer. Junior high chorus members are 1) B. Gregory, T. Martin, C. Harshman, K. Quinlan, J. Callahan, J. Culver, D. Cross, and Miss Cook. 2) J. Gaither, T. Yowell, L. McLaughlin, M. Wehrle, C. VanLoon, L. Matheson, S. Williams, A. Haile, K. Miller. 3) M. Moody, C. Rauch, M. McCabe, E. Roach, D. Crowder, K. Morris, A. McReynolds, A. Kansteiner, O. Kelly, S. Inman. 4) T. Dunlevy, J. Crowder, D. Snyder, M. Bland, G. Dickens, S. VanLoon, D. Fultz, D. Peck, C. Smith, R. Shutter, C. Sowa, and K. Smith. % Singers And Swingers Show Edition: 1) S. Ozier, J. Parsons, V. Maxedon, H. Emel, L. Rucker. 2) A. Dixon, L. Maxedon, S. Williams, S. Harshman, J. Beals, J. Martin. 3) Miss Cook, M. Bryant, B. Betzer, and E. Gosnell. Girls Chorus: 1) A. Dixon, L. Maxedon. 2) J. Martin, J. Fultz, K. Bunfill, J. Beals. 3) V. Maxedon, M. Moody, L. Trueblood, E. Brewer, J. Parsons. 4) Miss Cook, S. Brew- er, S. Williams, A. Bolen, S. Harshman, and S. Ozier. Mixed Chorus: 1) A. Dixon, E. Gosnell, L. Maxedon, Miss Cook. 2) V. Maxedon, J. Martin, J. Fultz, J. Beals, S. Ozier. 3) S. Brewer, M. Moody, L. Trueblood, E. Brew- er, K. Bunfill, J. Parsons. 4) B. Betzer, S. Williams, Z. Sowa, A. Bolen, M. Bryant, S. Harshman, and J. Hutchcraft. A sure sign of a good time is having something planned for the weekend; not Sullivan! Melissa Weakly Signmaking This year’s cheerleading squad consisted of five seniors, four juniors, and one sophomore. Since these girls worked together in ’87, they were all ready to go for ’88. Marge Overlot sponsored them once again which proved to be to everyone’s ad- vantage. Both girls and sponsor were very orga- nized; Homecoming came off without a glitch! The players would like to thank the squad for all the great food they provided throughout the sports season. Congratulations to Rachel Dickens who re- ceived the Sharon Young Award this year. 98 A sure sign of a good time is when the big pink cloud marked “fun” finally arrives. Chris Phillips M’s-In-M This year the Mustangs-in-Motion Pom Squad consisted of eight girls who attended dance camp at Eastern and received a spirit stick. The routines learned helped the squad perform at both football and basketball games. For fundraisers the squad sold Stanley houseware, held a pom-pon clinic for grades- choolers, and had a dunking booth at the fall festival. The girls worked hard to support the high school athletic teams and to bolster school spirit. They hope to continue doing this for many years. Thanks to Miss Ryan and Kathy Ray for the work they put in. Squad members pictured below are Elizabeth Brewer (captain), Kim Bennett, Jennifer Parsons, Kristi Bunfill, Vanessa Maxedon, Jill Fultz, Chris Phillips, and Susan Ozier. 100 Squad members pictured below are Tara Martin, Kasey Miller, Kari Smith, Michelle Moody, and Erin Roach. Junior High Cheers A sure sign of a good buy is when I buy it. Shannon Davis SCOTT STATE BANK BETHANY, ILLINOIS 61914 MEMBER FDIC 102 Serving with Distinction Since 1887 A sure sign of a good buy is something a 50-year-old middle-class woman buys. Blake Bartimus COMPLIMENTS OF BETHANY GRAIN CO. BETHANY, ILLINOIS 103 PHONE: 665-3392 A sure sign of a good buy is a wave of bargain-crazed wives with their husband’s plastic. Roger Banks P.O.,Box 54 • 139 South Vine Street • Arthur, Illinois 61911 AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS INC PHIL ARMSTRONG MANAGER, BETHANY-DALTON CITY FARMARKET SULLIVAN DISTRICT - MIDWEST REGION BUS: BOX 230; BETHANY, !L 81914 (217) «85-3315 RES: (217) 728-7435 DALTON CITY (217) 874-2443 104 A sure sign of a good buy is the winning numbers!!! Brian Matheson A sure sign of a good buy is when your mom says you can have two. Kristi Bunfill t SulliOati dealers •Chevrolet •Oldamoblle •Chevy Truck� •Cadillac Tom West, Inc. sscciatioti 0 CORLEY STUBBLEFIELD, INC. SULLIVAN, ILL. SJwste«n Motors, Inc. € E3E3H3 %0 CARS TRUGKS VANS 50 YEARS - QUALITY SERVICE Lovington 873-4313 HARDWARE STATE BANK 'TOO Years of Trusted Service La Place 677-2149 864-2331 1920 Mt. Zion Road, Decatur IL. 106 A sure sign of a good buy is a rummage sale junkie shopping at Bergner’s. Josh Crowe 100 West Monroe, P.O. Box A, Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Jim Company Food and Spirits Findlay, IL 62534 756-3392 REED FUNERAL DIRECTORS. P.C. 1112 5 MAMU.ION P O BO «� 04 Suii-ivan ki NOit 6 9S • 2«7l 728 2355 � «'.!«% ft D � |C’0 1 LYNN reeo oavio reed DONALD W YOUNG DONALD MACK YOUNG LESLIE R YOUNG Mn I m «: k i h n � cMullin Young 503 W Jackson SoiUvan. Arx� (217) 778 430� 109 N. Lincoln Octnany. «mos (217)665-3721 J12S Broadway .Ovmgton. Ninon (217)873 4800 Loretta’s Beauty Shoppe 114 S. Lincoln Bethany, IL. 665-3041 “Super Cuts For Guys Gals” CUSTOM LETTERING PINSTRIPING 0€v« 217-756-3245 F1N0LAY, IL PATRICK DEVER Larry's Beauty Shop Men or Women 107 S. Washington Rethany, IL Congratulations, Gene! Mt. Zion Bowl 235 Debby Dr., Mt. Zion 864-2378 Fletcher’s Barber Shop Flattop Specialist 160 W. Drive Mt. Zion James H. Fitzgerald MICHAEL S. FITZOERALO ri a Ki.i ritMin, mini «aio � m� � NC( 40f NCr Inc 111 ( Mala B«na� r. 1 •■••4 8.HNII |}I7) M)� i) ai'««� a 7i7) M3 )4«i Hepresenl.ng Motion I if r E F Mutton I'le Insurance Company Phone: 543-2159 SINGER INSURANCE AGENCY Dwieht Skcetcr Sinjjer a .1 TT Doug Jurgen� Arthur, IL 4: TOM SNElLING l|;TABOP GRA � GD FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1515 CMARLC5TON AVCNuC • MATTOON, ILLINOIS 01938 417 E Wiw Si HO Bo. 100 Bua T«l 2177735 7541 «81931 Horn f 2t7r72� 0736 ADM GROW MARK ADM TRUCKING INC 107 A sure sign of a good buy is five million people around a rack of clothing. Hilary Harshman (3k££ A t ELOISE AND LELANO RUCM 1015 State Highway 121, Mt. Zion, IL Mt. Zion: 864-2511 Decatur: 877- 8200 Flowers for all Occasions RrurplfiYP S[_ )clDUS C rtifi 0 Public Accountant� SOUTH HAMILTON pxy sox in 9ULUVAN. IL � 1961 Sears Catalog and Appliance Store owners — George and Sandy Eaton West Jefferson St. Sullivan, IL 61951 The Spot ON THE SQUARE Sullivan, IL STS BICKERS FEED CO 1 PHONF 75SAS15 j ILlMOl MOM tllMlttl 114 N. FULLERS!. SULLIVAN. ILLINOIS 61951 Congratulations From HAGEN’S FAMILY PHARMACY Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Dean's Sullivan Greenhouses 4OH E Water Stree SuWvsn. IN «195! COUNTRY COMPANIES, GENE SCHUMACHER AMx i102 W. j c«� Ok 9« 9wu.iv . il e 'OS IilImOnc 217 T29 7«22 M� t-M« L' -AuTO-HC 4«EOw ee-A A wOww«e C0m � «c a� -C«0� HAIL-S9TATI AlAnwnL Family Shoe Center 7 S. Main St. Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Phone 728-7732 WOOD AND FLANNELL ATTORNEYS AT LAW 200 WEST MAMNiSOM •TCVtN K WOOD tWLLIVAM IL IIMl OAK L XLANNKLL TtL( MONC IIT-TM-TMt Bumper to Bumper Sullivan Auto Supply 916 W. Jackson Sullivan, IL 61951 Phone 728-8348 If we can't help you, nobody can. Hight State Bank Ph. 874-2396 Dalton City, IL 61925 MOM� AMUAKCM DENT ON BARRETT A� � U NCl S lES SCAv-Ct net jerrcasOK Sullivan, il. eieei OCNC OCNTON CANKEU. BARUCTT 7 TFRSI BWK (St 1 South Main St. Sullivan, IL 61951 Wilson’s Cafe Main Street Dalton City Home Cobked Meals -J asLasLia 'Laffry Animal JJospilaf GREGORY A MAUCK DVM IOS C JCRPCRSON ST SULLIVAN IL SIS9I io| Jim's 402 Smith Hamilton Street Sullivan — Phone 728-8371 — I 108 Fashion Chateau 101 W. Main St. Shelbyville, 111. 62565 Full Service Unisex Salon Phone: 774-3101 Crowder Insurance 106 W. Main St Bethany, IL 61914 665-3154 1? ST . SULUVAfl.t 19)1 PHONE 217 726-7356 DAY OR NIGHT v r� � l O aw w� vw MATHESON BROTHERS A «0 WNOO J!T MS 3D� THE BETHANY APOTHEKE 106 S. Lincoln Bethany, II 61914 665-3013 BUTLER Plumbing — Heating — Hardware P.O. Box 270 Bethany, IL Francis Gloria 665-3441 O+rutr TiviJt on Otntvriiy REED FUNERAL DIRECTORS. P.C. ttltl M a ik«o P.O BO- � C- «ULLIVAN IwwiMOi� e ' 81 JI88YS 17 19 No Mam Street Sullivan. IL 61951 OM7l 736-239! o«m«i � oi«ec o«� tVNN NICC DAVID NICC Ed and Sally Jennings 217-728-9031 BETHANY SALES, INC. Wholesale Discounts to Clubs Organizations and Individuals on Nationally Advertised Toys. Games. Hobby Kits and Carnival Supplies Bethany. Illinois The Ven Deursen’c -3S3oBS«wSiCSCo«� t toCo8«t Stone and Stone LAW OFFICES 09 BAST H «iJON SULLIVAN. ILLINOIS SI SSI CHARLES R WAGGONER. PRESIDENT. MGR WAGGONER’S CLOTHING SHOES. INC. til 11171 7 S-7 ta PHONE 217 774-4831 13S-141 EAST MAIN STREET SHELBYVILLE. IL 62S6S 0vlK?r372 Shoe, Boot Repair 06 Lew Verna Bodamer 111 East Jefferson % jMc Sul,iv“'1161951 Phone 728-4022 r'l 245 Mam Ml 2mn. II «254� FLOWER SHOPPE •64-4623 • Cut Fio—n • Artificial A iing� m� nu Bethany Farm Tire Center Hwy. 121 West Bethany, IL Phone 665-3336 GOODfTEAR PASSENGER - TRUCK - FARM - TERRA TIRES COMPLETE FARM AND TRUCK TIRE SERVICE RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS KISmF Livfrciood Grain Company «UT' Elevators at: Coles-Findlay-Chips Home office Mattoon, Illinois 61938 (217) 234-3242 THE SULLIVAN PHARMACY 102 E. Harrison Sullivan, IL 728-2331 (217) 7744022 LATEST IN FASHION • Junior • Missy • Halt-sizes • Gifts • Linens 119 E. Second Pane III (217) 562-5325 1009 Broadway Mattoon. Hi (217)2364708 109 1 Signs Of Our Times , My Favorites Of 1988 Mosif Ormip Tape TV Show Movie Artor Artress Friend Heart throb Tearher Artivity Fxperienre Fxpression Magazine Rook in A sure sign the end is near is when you run out of hairspray. Jennifer McDaniel. I. Jennifer in retrospect. 2. Trouble again, Harv? 3. Is this real or memorex? 4. If you think that is hard you should try Jane Fonda’s Workout. 5. Mass confusion before showtime. 6. Don’t look so enthusiastic people! 7. Sprint, Swint! 8. The Bobsey twins smiling at the camera. 9. What ya’ looking at guys? 10. Martial arts in Industrial arts? II. Come on Chris, play! 12. I thought you were supposed to work in home ec. 13. Hey, Danny, we didn’t know kids did “hall duty”! 112 A sure sign the end is near is when the fat lady sings. Elaine Hagerman. PROM ’88: 114 1. Dave Emrick and Juli Rawlings, Teresa Sweeney with her date, and Corey Burrows and Kristy Hart are all enjoying a slow dance. 2. Overview of the ball. 3. Zac’s in the back; Terry’s in a serious mood. 4. Prom candidates standing next to Zac Sowa and last year’s Prom Queen, Tracy (Ashinhurst) Standerfer are Kristy Wiszo-Waty, Gene Underwood, Trina Utsler, Brian McReynolds, Regina Utsler, Kurtis Bunfill, Rachel Dickens, Bryan Barnes. First Sign Of Year’s End “Never Say Goodbye” was the theme for this year’s Junior Senior Prom. Glittery stars adorned the Grand Ballroom at E.I.U. as gowns swished and twirled to music played by the D.J. Eventually, shoes were kicked off and jackets removed as everyone enjoyed the dancing. Pictured at left are Kristy Wiszo-Waty and Gene Underwood, the 1988 Prom Queen and King. ns A sure sign the end is near is when your car stalls on a busy street. Lisa Rucker. 1) Senior ladies having one of their many chats. 2) Ben Bertini heading out to first base during a P.E. class ball game. 3) The end maybe near for Gene. Can you save him Dave? 4) Tell Chrissy how big it was, Dawn. 5) Brandi Shutter giving John O’Brien some lessons? 6) Scoop that punch, Karie, Mrs. Bly, and Tracy. 7) Spanish Club says “Hello.” 116 117 Is The End Near? 1) Mark Herbord and Aaron Lowe biking around and looking cool. 2) Watch out, girls! Brandon’s got that look in his eye. 3) Straw good, Elizabeth? 4) Popcorn expert, Jason Keller. 5) Todd Taylor keeping doctors away. 6) Joe Inman .. “cocooning.” 7) Intense moment for assembly fans. A sure sign the end is near is when you’ve come a long way from where you started. Vanessa Maxedon. 1) Lunchtime supervision 2) Enrique Sanders 3) Before-class gossip. 4) Dispenser of laughs and lunches: C.C. 5) Shawna adjusts reeds. 6) Goofing off. 7) Mark Bland building strength. 8) Always room for Jello, Danny! 'V;-, 118 1. ) Buzz building on time? 2. ) Break time for Craig. 3. ) We think their noses are taped; artificial snobbery? 4. ) Chris Van Loon with books??!! 5. ) Lookin’ good, Kristy. 6. ) Is that Kelly Q under the plaster? 7. ) It’s only a camera, Lisa. 8. ) Jeff in P.E. 9. ) Pep assembly fans, the action’s on the floor. 119 A sure sign the end is near is when our friends go away ... Class Of ’88 Ready To LEAD, Graduation was held June 3, 1988, in the BHS gymnasium. Juli Rawlings and Mrs. Piatt are pictured above waiting for the ceremony to begin. Mike Bland, class valedictorian, is shown entering to “Pomp and Circumstance,” and later on in the program, some senior girls sang “Til We Meet Again.” 120 Special guests at graduation were Mr. and Mrs. Zoe Birkhead. Mr. Birkhead graduated from BHS seventy years prior, in 1918. The audience and seniors gave them both a standing ovation. Never Follow The famous “Tassle Switch” in preparation for the “Mortarboard Toss. . . . and you’re on your own. Ron White. After the ceremony hugs and tears were shared by all. Brenda Carlyle suppresses a sniffle; Ron White and Danny Kelly wait for joyous hugs; Teresa Sweeney congratulates Bryan Barnes. 122 E SIGNificant Others VALEDICTORIAN Michael J. Bland SALUT ATORI AN Hilary Anne Harshman American Legion Citizenship Awards . . Mike Bland and Regina Utsler. Mike Overlot Memorial Scholarship Award........ Mike Bland Psi Iota Xi Award.............................. Melissa Moody Don L. Bone Memorial Scholarship Award ........Maleah Davis Bethany Education Association Scholarship Award ...........................................Maleah Davis Class Advisors................Francis Overlot Betsy Shimp Class Colors..................................... Green Silver Class Flower......................................White Rose Class Motto .......................Always Lead, Never Follow Class Song ..........“Never Say Goodbye”...........Bon Jovi Everyone always talked about how great graduating is supposed to be, but it’s really kind of sad. It’s tough to face the fact that I’m an adult now, or should be. All of my younger friends and acquaintances will be returning next year, while I’ll be far away. Most of the people I’ll never see again, but then there are the ones that I will see again. It’s all so confus- ing because I thought I was prepared for it, but then it suddenly reached out and slapped me in the face. I think it really hit me the most when a younger friend of mine told me she was still just a kid. You just don’t realize it until it’s right on you, and then it’s way too late, i still can’t believe I’ve graduated; it’s so unbeliev- able. Well, while I’m here I want to thank so many people that I’d better start. God, first, because I wouldn’t be here if not for him. Then all the people that have put up with me long enough for me to reach this point in my life: my mom, my dad, my grandma, Coach Bales, Miss Ryan (what patience!), and just about everyone else I’ve ever spoken to or picked on. Finally, I want to thank a few of my friends for just being friends: Adam “the Loan Shark” McReynolds, Brian “the Manipule tor” Matheson, Mike Bland. Bryan Barnes, Mike Duke man, Tammy Dunlevy, Erin Roach, my stud little brother, Ryan, and Harv. 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