Brown County High School - Rambler Yearbook (Mount Sterling, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1980 volume:

RAMBLER 1980 BROWN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL MT. STERLING, ILLINOIS VOLUME 46 FARMER’S STATE BANK TRUST CO. 1980 - A BUSY YEAR AT BROWN COUNTY HIGH TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life 2 Seniors - Homecoming 17 Juniors 33 Sophomores 39 Freshmen 46 Faculty - Administration 53 Assemblies - Plays 59 Dances 62 Sports 65 Music 86 Organizations 92 Graduation 108 Autographs 110 i The 1980 Rambler was published by the students of Brown County High School Mt. Sterling, Illinois 2 BROWN COUNTY STATE BANK DEDICATION While in college Mr. Newton decided to become a coach since he enjoyed athletics and working with young people. He graduated from Eastern Illinois University at Charleston, in 1967. He began his teaching career at Lawrenceville, from there he was employed at Blue Mound, Winchester, Carrolton, and Earlville before coming to BCHS. Today he is the Athletic Director as well as the head football coach and head basketball coach. He taught at Winchester for eight years, while there he married Brenda K. Coats, who is employed as a legal secretary in Mt. Sterling. They have two daughters, Tracey Renae, age 7, and Jodee, age four. During his free time he enjoys participating in football, golf, and numerous other sports. When asked what he would like to contribute to BCHS, he replied, “I would like to make the student body and the community understand that everyone is a Hornet. We’re all here to make each other better, and I think we need to have more pride in our school.” He belieYes the school spirit has been improved by his team slogans, “P.A.S.E.”, Positive Action, Super Effort, and “Hor-et Fever-Catch It.” The Rambler staff wishes Mr. Newton the best of luck in the future. BROWN COUNTY FARM BUREAU D UUUJU The Theme of the 1979-1980 Rambler is “Every Ending is a New Beginning.” The Seniors will be featured throughout the book because they are ending their high school years and beginning to pursue their ambitions. At each day’s end, we all look to the next day’s beginning in anticipation of the things to come. Such was the case this year at Brown County High School; the student body and faculty seemed to “come alive” after so long a period of dormant school spirit. As the year unfolded, each activity spread the small flame of school spirit until it was a blazing fire, consuming each and every person involved. Increased participation, genuine interest in school affairs, and sincere desire to change and improve were three important factors in revitalizing pride in Brown County. Hopefully, the ending of this period of apathy brings the beginning of an era of involvement in the school that continues in the years to come. Above, counterclockwise, Superintendent William Vierling, Principal Robert Decker, Board Secretary Janet Harshman, Board Secretary Carol Moody. The Brown County Community Unit District Number One School Administration has an important role in keeping the school system running smoothly. School board members Richard Salrin, president, Charles Koch, vice-president, Tom Schneider, secretary, Art Yin-gling, Jim Reische, Marie Glasgow, and Dave Newell meet once a month to make decisions that can have effect on class trips, athletics, arts, and of course, academics. It is their duty to hire a competent faculty to give the students in the district the best possible education they can get. The board secretaries work hard to keep information running through smooth channels so the members will keep informed on the business at hand. You will find Carol and Janet very helpful in obtaining school information. Mr. Decker oversees the students at the county high school. His job requires many long and hard hours, attending meetings and school functions besides his regular administrative duties. , Mr. Vierling, superintendent, serves in the most demanding role. Public relations is the name of his game. Trying to educate Brown County school children and young adults is his main concern and he devotes many hours and lots of energy to this task. When you begin to take your school system for granted, remember that these people are behind it all, giving much time and energy and their most rewarding pay is a community who appreciates their efforts. M W FURNITURE s IN THE 25th CENTURY Abscam Another Oil Price Stunner Stampede for Precious Metal Bradshaw Sport ANIMAL UtUtI Olympics; To Go orNot to Go The U.S. weighs hitting Moscow where it would really hurt 13th Winter Olympics, STUDENT e 1. George Shoopman hard at work on homework. 2. Ted Quinn and Ed Livingston in Industrial Arts. 3. Doug Hess. Mike Jones, and Jeff Long in Auto Mechanics. 4. Oh, more Algebra II! 5. Jeff Wolfe works as Mr. Ramsey looks on. AWERKAMP DAVIS REALTY LIFE 1. Neil Roberts pumping iron. 2. April Yeakel receives her report card. 3. Elma Todd and Lori Fanshier smile as they get on their bus. 4. Hardened criminals Lanette Urven. Barb Kurfman, and Emily Salrin. 5. Brian Jobe learns a new technique in Auto Mechanics. PRICE REALTY 9 STUDENTS AFTER HOURS Left-Ed Schneider hunts to relax. Right-Ed Hendricks enjoys the thrill of motorcycling. Right-John Schneider mows yards for summer employment. Above left-Sharon Teefey jogs her horse. Above right-Ed Hansen shovels dirt at Bessell’s Florist Shop. Left-Laurie Vincent Plays tennis after school. 10 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN Students Work After Hours Greg Dunn at Roe’s Food Service Mike Leenerts at Barnes Super Valu Jim Ward at Barnes Super Valu Theresa Schneider at Roe’s Food Service John Smitley at Flynn’s Red Fox David Allen at Bessell’s Florist CLASSES Class Officers Terry Meats, Spon.. Howard Cannon, Pres., Dava Downey, V.P., Karen Hurst, Treas.. Gordon Yingling, Sec. Donald Rentmeister, Spon. Jason Henricker, Pres., Paul VanAcker, Spon., Tim Koch. V.P., Kris McCaskill, Spon., Steve Sorrells, Tres. Top: Dary 1 Starkey, Pres., Kelly Phillips, V.P., Laurie Vincent, Sec., Tim Moore, Treas. Bottom: Ron Reische, Judy Wagner. Sponsors. Top: Sherry Clark, ec., Dan Hul-vey, V.P., Dan Newton, Treas., Emily Salrin, Pres. Bottom: Becky Zabel, Dean Hulvey, Sponsors. GRADY’S CONSIGNMENT AUCTION 13 David Allen: Band 1,2,3,4, Rambler 4, Stage Band 3.4, Track 1,2, Wrestling 1. Basketball 1, Drama Club 4, Music Contest 1,2,3,4, Illinois State Scholar 4. Barb Bigley: Office Cadet, 4. Leigh Ann Bradbury: GAA 1,2,3,4, Stinger 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Girl’s Ensemble 2,3,4, Swing Choir 2,3 FHA 1, FNA 2,3,4, Rifle 2,3,4, Bowling 3, GAA Intramurals, 1,2,3, Cheerleader 3, Office Cadet 2, Class Officer 1, Cheerleading Camp. Fred J. Miller Camp Angie Bridgewater: Band 1,2,3,4, SAE 2,3,4 Stinger 2,3,4, FHA 1, Music Contest 3,4, Office Cadet 4. Jim Cannon: Varsity Club 2,3,4. Student Council 4, Football 1,2,3, Baseball 2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 4. Laura Carter: GAA 2,3, NHS 3,4, FNA 2,3,4, GAA Intramurals 2,3, DAR 4, Illinois State Scholar 4, Prom Court 4. Sherry Clark: GAA 1.2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Chorus 4, Girl’s Ensemble 4, FHA 1, FNA 1, Track 1, GAA Intramurals 1,2,3, Drama Club 3, Music Contest 3,4, Office Cadet 3,4, Class Officer 3,4, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Court 4, Softball 1,2,3,4. Sherry Cross: GAA 1,2,3, Library Club 1, Student Council 2, FNA 2,3,4, Flag Carrier 2,4, Track 1, GAA Intramurals 1,2,3. Shelly Drake: GAA 1,2,3, Pep Club 4, Library Club 2, Stinger 2,3,4, FHA 1, Flag Carrier 2,3,4, GAA Intramurals 1,2,3. Marcia Edlin: GAA 1,2, Library Club 1, FHA 1,2, FNA 2,3,4. Lori Fanshier: Band 1.2,3,4, SAE 3,4, Varsity Club 4, Chorus 3, FHA 1,2, Track 3, Music Contest 3,4, Office Cadet 4. Lane Fry: NHS 4. Student Council 1, Football 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Prom Court 4. Linda Geisler: GAA 1,2,3, Pep Club 4, Band 1.2.3.4, Stinger 2,3,4, FNA 1,2,3,4, GAA Intramurals 1,2,3. Sue Geisler: FHA 1. Jim Gregory: Varsity Club 3,4, Student Council 4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3.4, Wrestling 3, SENIOR Basketball 1,2, 4th in Mac Murray Math Contest 4. Tom Grover: FFA 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4. Kelly Hendricker: GAA 2,3, NHS 2,3,4 Sec-Hist. 4, Rambler 3,4, FHA 1, FNA 2,3,4, Flag Carrier 4, GAA Intramurals 2,3, 1st Honor Student, Illinois State Scholar 4. Ed Hendricks: Band 1, VarsityClub 3,4, Football 1, Baseball 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Golf 4, Wrestling co-captain 4. Mark Hickman: Art Club 1,2. Dan Hulvey: Rambler 2,3,4, Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,4, Basketball 1, Drama Club 4, Class Officer 1,4, SAR 4, Homecoming Court 4, Prom King 4. John Jennings: FFA 1,2,3,4, Football 1,3. Lou Kelly: GAA 1,2,3, Pep Club 4, Band 1,2,3,4, SAE 4, Student Council 2,3,4, FHA 1,2, FNA 1.2.3.4, Stage BAnd 4, GAA Intramurals 1,2,3, Cheerleader 3, Drama Club 3, Music Contest 1,2, Homecoming Court 4 Softball 1,2. John Kerley: Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Graduation Speaker. Kim Knight: GAA 1,2,3, Pep Club 4, Library Club 2, Student Council 4, FHA 1,2. FNA 1.2,3,4, GAA Intramurals 1,2,3. Chris Koch: Band 1,2,3,4, NHS 2,3,4, Treas. Rambler 3,4, Photographic Editor, Student Council 1, Stage Band 3,4, Drama Club, 3, Music Contest 1,2,3,4, Yearbook Workshop 4. Quincy College Quiz Bowl, 4, 2nd Honor Student 4. Mike Leenerts: Football 1,2. Mark Garrett: FFA 3. Carol Cook: GAA 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Stinger 1.2.3.4, Student Council 2, FNA 1,2,3, GAA Intramurals 1.2,3, Cheerleader 1,2, Drama Club 3, Music Contest 2,3,4, Class Officer 3. Jeff Kassing: Varsity Club 2, Football 3. Baseball 4, Basketball 2, Drama Club 4. Boy’s State, All Conference 3,4. Donna Lashbrook: GAA 1, SAE 1,2, Stinger 1.2, FHA 1,2. Jeff McDaniel: Pep Club 4, Varsity Club 4, INDEX Student Council 3, Football 1,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4. Homecoming King 4, Sweetheart King 3. David McNeff: FFA 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1,2,3,4. Rob McNeff: FFA 1,2,3.4, Varsity Club 2,3, Baseball 1,2,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4. John Moore: FFA 1, Varsity Club 4, FNA 4, Football 1,2,3.4, Wrestling 3, Homecoming Court 4. Debbie Parker Bowen: GAA 1,2,3, Pep Club 4, Chorus 1,3,4, Girl’s Ensemble 4, Swing Choir 3, Library Club 4, Student Council 2,3, FHA 1, FNA 1.2,3,4, Flag Corps 2,3,4, Softball 1,4, Track 1, Bowling 3, GAA Intramurals 1,2,3, Cheerleader 1.2.3, Drama Club 4, Music Contest 1,3, Homecoming Queen 4, Sweetheart Queen 3. Dan Newton: FFA 1,2, treas., 3, VP.4, pres., NHS 2.3.4, Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Class Officer 1,4, Homecoming Court, Prom Court. Bill Parker: FFA 3,4. Jennie Peacock: GAA 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, VArsity Club 3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, pres., FHA 1,2, Stage Band 2,3,4, Track 1,2, GAA Intramurals 1.2.3, Softball 1,2,3,4. Music Contest 1,2,3, Office Cadet 4, Class Officer 3, Homecoming Court 4. Debbie Quincy: Student Council 1, FNA 2. Rick Reich: FFA 4, Basketball 1. Emily Salrin: GAA 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3.4, NHs 3.4, VP, Stinger 1,2,3,4, FNA 2,3.4, GAA Intramurals 1,2,3, Cheerleader 1, Music Contest 3.4, Class Officer 1,2,3,4, Prom Court. Barb Kurfman: GAA 2,3, Rambler 4, TRack 4, GAA Intramurals 2,3, Drama Club 4. Ed Schneider: Pep Club 4, FFA 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Rambler 3,4, Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4, Stage Band 3, Football 1, Track 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3,4 . Drama Club 3,4, Golf 1,2,3,4, Music Contest 1. Andrea Sheppard: GAA 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, FNA 1.2.3, Softball 1,2,3,4, Track 1. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 3, Music Contest 1. Bryan Sieben: FFA 1,2,3,4, Football 4. Sybil Snyder: GAA 1,2,3, BAnd 1,2,3,4, NHS 2.3.4, pres., Rambler 2,3,4, Editor, Chorus 4, Girl’s Ensemble 1,2,3,4, FNA 1,2,3, Stage Band 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, GAA Intramurals 1,2, Basketball 3,4, Drama Club 4, Music Contest 1,2,3,4, 1st Honor Student, Illinois State Scholar 4. Band Camp 2, Yearbook Workshop 4, Quincy College Quiz Bowl 4, John Phillips Sousa Award 4. Connie Surratt: Library Club 1.2,3,4. Sharon Teefey: GAA 1.2, Band 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, FNA 1,2,3,4, pres.. Softball 1,2,3.4. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Music Contest 1, Office Cadet 4, Homecoming Court, Prom Court, Girl’s State. Elma Todd: GAA 1, SAE 1,2, Varsity Club 1, Chorus 1, Student Council 1, FNA 1, Track 1,2,3. Susie Tracy: GAA 1,2,3, Pep Club 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Stinger 3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, VP, FNA 2,3,4, Track 1, GAA Intramurals 1,2,3, Drama Club 3,4. Music Contest 1, Office Cadet 2, Sweetheart 2,4, Prom Queen 4, Drum Major 4. Lori Tucker: GAA 2, Student Council 1, Flag Carrier 1, Softball 2, Cheerleader 2. Jeff Urish: Library Club 2,3, FFA 1,2,3,4, Class Officer 2. Lanette Urven: Band 1.2,3,4, NHS 2,3,4, Rambler 2.3.4, editor. Drama Club 3,4. Music Contest 3,4, 2nd Honor Student, Band Camp 2, Yearbook Workshop 4. Vickie Volk: GAA 1.2,3, Chorus 3,4, Student Council 3,4, FHA 1, FNA 1,2.3,4. GAA Intramurals 1,2,3, Music Contest 3, Office Cadet 4. Cheryl Leerhoff: GAA 1.2,3, FFA 2,4, FNA 4, Softball 4, Track 1,3, GAA Intramurals 1,2,3, Basketball 4. David Wade: FFA 4, Varsity Club 1, Football 4, Drama Club 4. Chris Ward: GAA 2,3, FNA 2,3, Track 1,2, GAA Intramurals 2,3, Perfect Attendance 1. Jim Ward: FFA 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2. Cathy Wilkerson: GAA 1,2.3, Library Club 2, FNA 1,2,3, GAA Intramurals 1,2,3. Lance Wiese: FFA 4. Mark Yingling: FFA 1, NHS 4, Varsity Club 4, Football 1,3,4. Drama Club 4, Illinois State Scholar 4, Prom Court 4. Golf 3,4. RIGG TIN ELECTRIC is Clockwise: You’re Kidding!! Band 7 p.m.?? Who turned the lights on? Grandma Kelly Grandpa Salrin ready t “Dr. Johnny Fever and Elma at the disci David telling an honest fish story. I’ve always wanted to be like Robin Hood practi riM HARTLEY FERTILIZER, £Lm QMv . drufui awvcs A.C'aroxm ofa . C J CaaA Mt WORT TV k tfJai. fria uu , cffftc 'hi no utA mm ' ■ TV JxUL JLuAn. « SHERRY'S SWIRL CURL 19 20 O. B. DELL SON, INC. HOMECOMING NIGHT The court waits for their traditional dance. This year’s dance featured Goliath. Debbie Parker announced as queen. Students enjoying the music from the band. CANNON POTTERY 21 (W JJo m nie L GAMBLE STORE Cxu.au CAui aJU$ flt+i O’NEIL’S STORE INC. HOMECOMING 79 1979 saw another great Homecoming at Brown County. The senior class along with their sponsors Miss Zabel and Mr. Hulvey, were able to work together and produce a series of spectacular Homecoming events that are sure to live in our memories for a long time. An exciting all school tug-of-war was held with the faculty team tugging its way to victory. The senior girls also got into the action with their powder puff football game against the junior girls. A grand parade of floats from some of the organizations and all the classes was shown with first place going to the freshman class. The entire student body twisted and turned their way through Mt. Sterling in a snake dance that ended with a rousing bonfire and pep rally. The high point of the celebration was the Brown County-Unity Homecoming football game. The Hornets fought their way to an overwhelming 42-0 victory. The annual Homecoming dance highlighted the occasion with Debbie Parker and Jeff McDaniel being crowned the new Homecoming queen and king. “Our Principal???!!!” Oops!!!” 24 DEMOCRAT MESSAGE LAND OF LINCOLN MOTEL 25 Who cares if they can’t play ball? The Incredible Hulk strikes again! Who says we’re sissies? The party's over .. Jim Gregory dives for another yard. Wd fy Zl cuJL-TA x - TVUU 0 JhjL O Pjua oJl (RAr wt' 4 QjtMnj Qjjjwuj 26 FAUGUST PHARMACY INC. Jojnsdb R Sbv tok ftudL £rtuA $ ylhH0 K-. 4 £uJh MyM jlyrutfk THE PENNY STORE v YIV Shell Ma Donna Lashbrook Cheryl Leerhoff Steve Leverton Dan Newton Debbie Quincy Janet Reathaford Emily Salrin Ed Schneider Jill Shepherd Andrea Sheppard Sybil Snyder Connie Surratt Lori Tucker Lanette Urven Vickie Volk Chris Ward Cathy Wilkerson CAREER FANTASY CAREER wife and mother Secretary housewife get married plain old nobody Secretary in B. C. old maid factory worker mechanic in B. C. whatever happens body repairman agricultural pilot medical assistant mother of a big family farmer Rushville run around farmer old married lady Rushville housewife mother of eight farmer whatever hard to say professional student factory worker mother checker at Barnes K-Mart worker housewife pig farmer help handicapped owner of my dad’s store secretary head of a surgical dept, physical therapist secretary in Springfield forest ranger in Wyoming flight attendent mechanic mayor of Timewell mechanic in the Navy train engineer body repairman airline pilot head of male placement at Moser dog groomer farmer millionaire it’s hard to say owner of Ponderosa a rich broad dare devil business woman champion skier Clayton hick computer programmer airplane pilot motocross dirt rider movie star teacher secretary L. P. N. millionaire hog farmer’s wife u . - Hite . (T’wjtMe £ s sOr) j$Jf G 4 t OlcJcu. LkK 30 HILLS INDUSTRIAL WELL SUPPLIES 6aW Ida k' Ccj WUkjm ok % JUL V AJL 'Wlojtk tytUf cdjMOsnx (l ndty Jh £oJ- d J. RUSSELL MCCASKILL, ATTORNEY 31 Top Left: Lou and Kim on a cold Monday morning. Top Right: Sharon directs traffic in the halls. Middle: Andrea and Vicki flash their pearly whites for the photographer. Bottom Left: Laura takes a siesta after Chemistry. Bottom Middle: Cheryl takes time after school to shoot a few baskets. Bottom Right: Ed imitating the creature from the Black Lagoon. JUNIORS 2nd left: Kathy Branscum, caught in the dark 3rd left: Lorie Emerick displays her new look at the Halloween Dance Above: The Junior Mafia, what could they be smiling about? Lower left: Todd looks in disgust as Chrissy announces she got an A on the test. BAKER’S CONOCO 33 Robert Akright Michael Babb Kathy Bauch Lori Baughman Randy Bigley Kathy Branscum Jerry Bunch Felecia Bunfill Martin Bunn James Butler Tom Clark Marvin Corbin Becky Cox Bobbie Davis Arkie DeWitt Patty DeWitt Ivan Diller Brian Dixon Greg Dunn Rick Duvendack GUNS UNLIMITED Terri Golden Steven Holliher Nancy Hall Dale Hansen Rhonda Hapke James Harper Jeanie Henrick Jay Herald Douglas Hess Mary Hickman Chris Hogan Karen Holder Lenard Holloway Tammy Howard Donald Jackson Michael Jones Michelle Kremer Linda Kurfman Tim Lathrop Donna Lever ton Vicky Lisenbee Robert Livingston Jeffrey Long Donna McDaniel Lisa McNeff WEBBER INSURANCE AGENCY Patty Malthy Randy Miller Susan Miller Jodi Mitchell Theresa Moody Tim Moore Tim Newton Mark Patton Edward Perry John Perry Kelly Phillips Beth Porter Christine Quincy Susan Ray Sheila Reathaford Steve Reich Chris Reische Peggy Rigg Missy Ritter Neil Roberts Christine Schneider Theresa Schneider Mary Shanty Joseph Shoopman Todd Shepherd Gary Smith John Smitley Jim Sorrells Lora Sorrells Daryl Starkey Shelly Stephenson Steve Still Kelli Sullivan Joy Surber Rhonda Thomas Jane Tracy Steven Utter Mike ManDeVenter James Veith Laurie Vincent Mark Volk Joanne Wilson Mark Wilson April Yeakel Larry Yingling Top Right: Jim Sorrells is working hard on his new method of transportation, the hot air bubble. Middle: Kathy was brought in the office for sleepwalking, her mugshot is now on file. Bottom Left: Jerry Meyers-cherry as usual. Bottom Right: Brian endures another one of Tim’s jokes. 38 DOT ASSOCIATED DAIRY PRODUCTS SOPHOMORES Top Left: Geri Phillips models P.E. attire. Top Right: Look! Tim taught me how to tie my shoelaces Bottom Left: I never should have eaten that family sized pizza for breakfast. Bottom Right: No Jason! Thxmert isn’t a word. FRY’S GARAGE 39 Joe Barnett Cindy Bird Bob Blair Debbie Blentlinger Karen Bowen Mike Brierton Susan Briggs Chris Carter Sonia Clapp David Colgan Ronnie Cook Karen Cowick Chuck Crawford Diane DeJaynes Vickie De Jaynes Rick Dormire Kristy Drake Jon Easley Mark Elledge Mitch Elledge Vada Ferrill Richard Follis Doug Goudschaal Glenda Goudschaal Alicia Gratton DR. G. H. LONG, DVM G.reg Grover Nick Hammer Lowell Hashemeyer Jason Hendricker Chris Heddricks Eric Hendricks Loretta Henricks Roxie Holder Mike Howell Dorcas Hufnagel Patty Ingram Greg Jones Ronda Katzenburger Melvin Kitchell Kenneth Knight Tim Koch Don Kumkel Tom Langan Teresa Lashbrook Wanda Leerhoff CINDY’S HAIR AFFAIR Jodi McNeff Joy Martin Janet Mitchell Peggy Morgan Ed O’Connell Kim Parker Lori Passmore Brenda Perry Wayne Phillips Ted Quinn Pam Reische Sammie Rigg David Ritter Geri Phillips Mike Rohn TASTEE TREET DRIVE-IN James Sullivan Pat Surratt Tammy Swan Vicky Swygard Carolyn Umphryes Debbie VanOrder Becky Waddell Lisa Wagner David Welty Donald Walker Jeff Wolfe Dorothy Yeakel LINDSEY CHILDERS HARDWARE 44 DR. G. L. CRANK Above: Sophomore Spirit! Top left: Now Jason, if you pick up 23 and take out 32 and ... left: Now Eric’s ready for Coooach! Bottom left: Now where did I put those notes? Bottom right: Really excited, huh boys? FRESHMEN BUZZ’S BARBER SHOP «s Hope Allen Rusty Armstrong Julie Baker Gaylene Baughman Kevin Baughman Amy Blair Donna Bowen Cindy Browning Jeff Buskirk Jana Butler Mary Cameron Howard Cannon Mary Colgan Dale Cook Belinda Corbin Sarah Corman Belinda Cox Jamie Dark Mike Dixon Dava Downey Douglas Dunn Jeff Dunn Lonnie Dunn Judy Fanshier Joyce Fry KROPP’S STANDARD SERVICE Tammy Fry Gayle Fuqua Kevin Ferguson Lisa Gillette David Gross Sheri Hamilton Steve Harper Becky Hogan Charles Hendricks Karen Hurst Amy Hess Billy Ingram JoAnne Jennings Shelia Jennings Jeanne Jobe Richard Johnson Mike Kealen Effie Kunkel Pertina Lehne Chris Limkeman Paula Logsdon Deanna Lung Diana Lung Mary McHatton Todd Markert ROE FOOD SERVICE Roger Martin Pam Metzger Brad Miller Bryan Morrell Luann Mowen Colleen Mumme William Newton Andy Newton Shelly Perry Jeff Rohn Barbara Rang Heather Reffett Adam Rice Brian Roberts Don Saxbury Virginia Saxer John Schneider Kathy Shanty Fred Shepard Jo Sheppard Angela Sheilds Alan Shoopman Monita Sprinkle Penny Stinnett Robert Stoneking HERSMAN TRADING POST JAMES GALLOWAY REAL ESTATE 9 Above left: Brad Miller knows that it’s just going to be one of those days. Left: My next audition is Chuck Mangione, then Maynard Ferguson, then ... Bottom left: Jeff Buskirk dreaming of 3:09 Bottom right: Eying her target, Jana Butler wonders who will be the victim of her next missile. 50 ROBERT E. UTTER, ATTORNEY e Classof ecomjng.iT ereuffTon Senio 1” made the best of their senior yea , starting off yith included a snake dance, bonfire, raffle. Uyj-o ar. kill. Homecoming t-Btrtell Game. and Homecoming the year the semorsPnade money at their bake sale, ouis. Mo., was chosen as the destination for, the class Cnding the year a' graduation. May 23. 1980. the uant to leave, but they left with good memories of gh School. 83 ? - B j d. mmm ■ mrr nticipation of tr Emoneji in ma|Bttine, staes. games wds another fun planning wentlo the Hcgc mlj ksonviner Looking fcfcntifcuiTK more leadei'ship' 51 Sophomor he Sophomore Class raised money in their first magazine sale, imigh (frey worked in concessions, also, the sophomores realize have a long way to go before planning the Junior Prom, ears,of being a lower classman, each sophomore is looking Ho becoming an.upperclassman. 52 TEACHER’S AFTER HOURS Brown County High’s teachers enjoy being active in their free time. Teachers like students need time to relax and pursue interests other than in their profession. Some of the sports participated in include: jogging, bowling, golf, ping-pong, tennis, swimming, softball, fishing and hunting. More sedentary past-times such as reading and needlework are also enjoyed by some of the staff. Still others mingle work and pleasure after hours: some run farms, do carpenter work, lay brick, and play in bands. Evelyn Kamm Susie Lerch Kyle Evans, and Spencer Stein J.R. Musgrave 54 WILLIS STILL, COUNTY TREASURER CONTINUED Barb McAllister Carla Morrison Burton Thompson Mike Schride Kris McKaskill John Hogan CAPITOL APPLIANCE ELECTRIC 55 ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MADE George Huseman Social Studies Kris McCaskill Gen. Bus. Acc. Mark Baldwin Learning Disabilities Neil Hoover Auto Mechanics Terry Meats Biology, Phy. Sci. Dean Hulvey Cecile Hurst Ind. Arts French, Record Kpg. Kenneth Anderson Amer. History James Henry Math, Coaching Evelyn Kamm Girls P.E. Suzanne Lerch Barb McAllister Business Education English I. II Richard Alsup Geometry, Ind. Arts Larry Harshman Vocal Music Jean Alfredson Art % Kyle Evans Phy. Education se HOLLEMBEAK CONCRETE INC. Carla Morrison Librarian Ron Reische Ag Burton Thompson English V Becky Zabel English, Speech J.R. Musgrave Dr. Education Art Newton Ath. Dir. Lester Ramsey Math Judy Wagner Home Ec. Joyce Workman Paul VanAcker Remedial Reading P.E. John Hogan Band Director Thayne Logan Social Worker TWO RIVERS FARMS INC. 57 SCHOOL PERSONNEL Secretaries Office Cadets Office Cadets row 1: Jennie Peacock. Row 2: Sharon Teefey, Sherry Clark. Row 3: Barb Bigley, Shelley Stephenson, Pat Kerr. Row 4: Rhonda Johnson, Vickie Volk. Row 5: Virginia Hurdle. The office cadets help Mrs. Hurdle with the many jobs that she must do each day. Taking absence slips and delivering messages are two such jobs they do. The cooks prepare the school lunches each day for the high school. Milk shakes are now part of the menu. The janitors keep the school clean. Sweeping the rooms each day, washing windows and cleaning halls are some of their duties. The school personnel works hard to keep things running smoothly, and we appreciate their efforts. Cooks Row 1: Greta Chapman, Juanita DeWitt, Carolyn Bauch. Row 2: Sandy Allen, Lila Golliher. Janitors Leroy Passmore Gloria Ferguson Annie Coulter 58 THE FASHION CORNER January 11, the W.I.U. Players presented a program on the life of Mark Twain. Included in the program were many well-known satirical quotes from Twain. Left-Two members act out a famous story. Right-Two members depict a camel and the storyteller. ASSEMBLIES ... Drama, Music, And Energy January 23, the Army Jazz Band entertained the student body. The highlight of the show was when Karen Holder was serenaded by the lead singer. Left-Featured was the drummer in a solo. Right-Climaxing the show was the fancy lead guitar playing. April 9, a representative from Oak Ridge, Tennessee presented a program on energy. Left-Here she is shown with her program presentation. Right-Joe Tracy and Vern Umph-ryes demonstrate energy on a bicycle. Fall Play: A Token Of Our Esteem George Henshaw Steve Utter Janie Tracy Gwen Henshaw Lisa McNeff Sybil Snyder Marvin Henshaw Melissa Baring Daryle Starkey Susie Tracy Director Spencer Stein Erwin Morgan Assistant Directors .... Delilah Henshaw ... Barb Kurfman Emily Salrin Harriet Beth Porter Robert Henshaw Ed Schneider Publicity Lou Kelly Priscilla Megen .. Linda Kurfman Tickets Hubert Anderson Kim Knight lone Mogul .. Debbie Parker Laurie Vincent Potiphar Henshaw David Alien Lori Sorrells Celeste Ganzel Kelli Sullivan Scenery Merilee Ganzel .. Lanette Urven Vada Ferrill Ansel Gainsford Jim Cannon Loretta Henricks Penelope Marmer Susan Miller Make-up Girls from Camp Chris Hogan Chris Hogan Wampam - Tammy Howard Sound Effects Kelly Phillips Curtain Night Of January 16th Prison Matron ........... Bailiff ................ Judge Heath ............. District Attorney Flint His Secretary .......... Defense Attorney Stevens His Secretary ........... Clerk of the Court ..... Karen Andre ............. Dr. Kirkland ........... Mrs. John Hutchins ...... Homer Van Fleet ......... Elmer Sweeney ........... Nancy Lee Faulkner ______ Magda Svenson ........... John Graham Whitfield Jane Chandler .......... Inga Junquist .......... 1st policeman .......... 2nd policeman ........... Larry Regan ............ Donna McDaniel ... Ed O’Connell .. Kelli Sullivan ___David Allen ... Mary Shanty ___Steve Utter Tammy Howard ...Tim Moore , Linda Kurfman ...Rich Follis ... Emily Salrin . Daryle Starkey ___Jeff Kassing ___Lisa McNeff . Lorie Emerick .. Mark Yingling .. April Yeakel Lanette Urven .... Ed Perry Joe Shoopman .. Dan Hulvey Director ......... Assistant Director Student Directors Lights ........... Make-up Tickets . Programs Spencer Stein Barb McAllister .. Sybil Snyder Kelly Phillips ___Mike Dixon Mark Yingling Ed Hendricks David Wade ... Chris Hogan .. Sybil Snyder ... Emily Salrin Performed in the Brown County Courthouse PROM Good-Bye Doesn’t Mean Forever Mark And Emily K I N G D A N Dan And Sherry Lane And Sharon Q u E E N S u s I E Doug And Laura 1979 King Clay Mitchell, Dan Newton. Doug Hammer, Lane Fry, Mark Yingling, King Dan Hulvey, Queen Susie Tracy. Emily Salrin, Sharon Teefey, Laura Carter, Sherry Clark. 1979 Queen Lisa Hollembeak. Above clockwise: Sharon Teefey, Laura Carter, and Sherry Clark congratulate Susie Tracy. Clay Mitchell and Mark Yingling coungratulate Dan Hulvey. Head Table: Daryle Starkey, guest, Steve Utter, Lisa McNeff, Chris Kock, Emily Salrin, Lisa Hollembeak, guest. Teachers going through the dinner line. Faculty and students enjoyed a delicious dinner. Musical entertainment was provided by the band “Stasis.” 1980 Prom was held at the MacMurray Dining Hall, Jacksonville, on Saturday May 10. Master of Ceremonies for the program was Steve Utter. Daryle Starkey welcomed the students, faculty, and school board members to the banquet and dance. Emily Salrin responded with a thank you to the Juniors from the Seniors for the lovely evening. Mrs. Kris McCaskill gave the invocation which was followed by a meal of chicken, ham, baked potatoes, green beans, salad, rolls and butter, dessert and beverage. The decorations were pastel colors and daisies, the Senior color and flower. Music was provided by “Stasis.” After-Prom was held at the high school with movies, bingo, refreshments, prizes, dancing, games, picturetaking, and loads of fun. A very memorable evening ended at 3:00 a.m. and was enjoyed by all. Jim and Shelley listen to Rock ’N’ South. Kelly’s mom congratulates her. 64 DORIS PHILLIPS INCOME TAX SERVICE HORNET FOOTBALL IMPROVES The Hornet football team improved a great deal this year. Although the statistics show a majority of losses, there was a significant improvement in the moral of the students and the self-image of the team. Under the direction of head coach Art Newton, and assistant coaches Jim Henry, Paul VanAcker, Mike Schride and manager Wayne Phillips the Hornet Machine gave its best. The following awards were given out at the end of the season: Jeff McDaniel; Most Valuable Player, ACHM tight end, Larry Yingling; best defensive player, AC offensive lineman and linebacker, Doug Coudschaal; most valuable fresh-soph player, Neil Roberts; all conference running back, and punter, ACHM defensive back, Rob Akright; ACHM quarterback, and defensive back, Tom Grover ACHM defensive lineman, Jim Veith; ACHM offensive center, John Moore ACHM defensive lineman, Jerry Bunch; ACHM Defensive and offensive lineman, Jim Gregory: ACHM defensive end. The Hornet Awards went to Mark Yingling, and Jim Gregory, this is a special award based on effort, sportsmanship, and a persistent desire to win. HOME VISITORS QUARTER DOWN YDS J° GO First Row: Coach Newton, Manager Wayne Phillips, David Wade, Jeff Dassing, Jeff McDaniel, Johnny Moore. Jim Gregory, Kan Hulvey, Mark Yingling. Tom Grover, and Tim Lathrop. Second Row: Robert Akright, Neil Roberts, Greg Grover, Mike Brierton, Mike Rohn, Brian Dixon, Jim Veith, Jerry Bunch, Mark Wilson, Mike Babb, and Tim Moore. Third Row: Gary Smith, Mark Edlin, John Shepard, David Sides, Konnie Kunkel, Doug Goudschaal, Nick Hammer, Ronnie Koch, Coach Henry, Coach Schride, Coach VanAcker, Coach Evans, and Daryl Starkey. 66 BURKEY SMALL ENGINE SERVICE BC 22 Meredosia 0 BC 13 Rushville 6 BC 12 Central 6 BC 0 Beardstown 22 BC 6 Hamilton 13 BC 6 Carthage 7 BC 42 Unity 0 BC 0 Warsaw 7 BC 14 Pittsfield 37 FRESHMAN: Don Saxbury, Sean Sullevan, Todd Mardit, David Gross, Jow Whalen, Fred Shepard, Coach Schride. Bottom: Vern Umph-reyes, Gordon Yingling, Trent Wort, Jeff Bus-kirk, Joe Tracy, Brian Roberts, Charles Hendricks, Manager Wayne Phillips. SENIORS: On car: Jeff McDanial, David Wade, John Moore, Jim Gregory. Bottom: Jeff Kassing, Dan Hulvey, Tom Grover, Mark Yingling. FRESH-SOPH SQUAD: TOP: Jong Shepard. Mide Rohn, David Sides, Donny Kunkel, Doug Goudschaul, Neck Hammer, Ron Cook, Greg Grover, Manager Wayne Phillips, Coach Schride, Coach VanAcker. Bottom: Sean Sullivan, Jow Whalen, Vern Umphryes, David Gross, Todd Market, Gordon Yingling, Jeff Buskirk, Joe Tracy, Brian Roberts, Trent Wort, Fred Shepard, Don Saxbury, Charles Hendricks. 67 FOOTBALL IN ACTION Doug Hammer in action Tim Moore on the move. Johnny Moore catches the snap. Coach Henry listens to the announcer. Coach VanAcker ponders defeat. The Hornets on the offensive. ee WALSH APPLIANCE SERVICE The Hornets scrammble for the ball. Quarterback Rob Akright. Running-back Mike Babb. The Hornets push for the 1st down. The Hornet defensive team. Barb McAllister the team statistician. JUDY’S GROCERY HORNETTES HAVE SHORT SEASON Standing, L to R: Miss Zabel, Fo Shephard, Susan Briggs, Wanda Lcerhoff, Karen Bowen, Debbie Parker, Jenny Peacock, Cheryl Leerhoff, Andrea Shephard, Barb Rang, Susan Ray, Becky Cox, Dave Downey, Lisa Gillett, Donna Bowen, and Vicki Shelton. First row: Sherry Clark, Geri Phillips, Sharon Teefey, Christi Schneider, Belinda Cox, Kelly Phillips, Amy Hess, and JoAnn Jennings. The girls softball team ended the season with a record of 4 wins and 2 losses. This year the Hor-nettes were at a disadvantage since only 3 local schools have fall softball. The other schools have changed their seasons to the spring so they can participate in the regional and state tournaments held in May. In the future the girls will pro-play in the spring also. Home Visitors 21 Triopia 19 15 Winchester 11 21 Rushville 11 7 Winchester 11 26 Rushville 25 22 Triopia 12 What goes up Must come down. BOWLERS COMPETE IN DISTRICT Back, left to right: Lisa Gillet, Christi, Schneider, Beth Porter, Teresa Moody, Susan Ray, Coach Kamm. Kneeling: Laurie Vincent, and Donna McDaniel. BARNES SUPER VALUE Row 1: Robbie McNeff, Lane Fry, Randy Bigley, Rick Duvendack, Ed Schneider. Row 2: Jeff McDaniel, Mike Babb, Brian Dixon, Coach Newton, Ivan Diller, Larry Yingling, Rob Akright. 12 Wins - 14 Losses Seniors: Robbie McNeff, Lane Fry, Ed Schneider, and Jeff McDaniel. B.C. 71 Bluffs 45 65 Dosh 64 60 Industry 65 64 Virginia 61 58 Bluffs 51 65 Astoria 53 58 Liberty 70 68 Griggsville 46 46 Beardstown 67 46 V.I.T. 67 69 Easton 58 62 Virginia 71 65 Carthage 53 57 V.I.T. 55 70 Pittsfield 81 61 Chandlerville 64 38 Triopia 48 61 Warsaw 63 50 Central 74 69 Payson 74 76 Dosh 63 74 Rushville 70 76 Perry 55 60 Unity 55 68 Hamilton 71 64 Central 77 72 MITCHELL’S CAFE JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right: Doug Goudschaal, Rick Dormire, Nick Hammer, David Sides, Coach Evans, John Shephard, Donnie Kunkel, Kenneth Knight, Lowell Haschemeyer, Front: Wayne Phillips. 8 Wins - 14 Losses FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Left to Right: John Schneider, Charles Hendricks, Joe Tracy, Erin Powers, Jeff Buskirk, Coach Henry, Gordon Yingling, Lonnie Dunn, Jeff Dunn, Brad Miller, Fred Shepard 4 Wins - 8 Losses HUFNAGEL FUNERAL HOME 73 Rick Duvendack Jeff McDaniels Mike Babb Wayne Phillips 74 FARM HOME ABSTRACT TITLE CO. Upper left: Hornet Football. Upper right: Donna Bowen works in girl’s track. Middle left: Ronnie intensely studies his opponent. Lower left: Andrea goes up for a rebound. Lower middle: Cheryl drives in. Lower right: John on his way to practice. RUBLE ELECTRIC 75 The Hornette basketball teams under the coaching of Becky Zabel and Vicki Shelton had an exciting season. Cheryl Leerhoff led the Hornettes with 9.75 points per game followed by Andrea Sheppard with a 9.20 average. Many long hours were spent doing drills such as windsprints, 3-man weave, jumping rope, and lay-ups. Scrimmage followed with the mobile and attack offenses, and 2-1-2 and 2-3 defenses. The varsity record was 10-10, J.V., 11-4. Varsity won second in the West Central Conference. Diane DeJaynes was the bookkeeper for the Hornettes. Row 1 left to right: Andrea Sheppard, Christi Schneider, Cheryl Leerhoff, Sue Ray, Karen Flynn. Row 2: Sybil Snyder, Sharon Teefey, Patty DeWitt, Loretta Henricks. Row 3: Karen Bowen, Coach Zabel, Jane Tracy. B.C. 71 V.I.T. 32 B.C. 35 Beardstown 29 B.C. 43 Rushville 45 B.C. 52 Plymouth 28 B.C. 30 Beardstown 41 B.C. 51 Perry 31 B.C. 62 Warsaw 40 B.C. 37 Payson 56 B.C. 23 Q.N.D. 67 B.C. 35 Carthage 54 B.C. 38 Meredosia 27 B.C. 41 Central 54 B.C. 33 Macomb 60 B.C. 42 Unity 49 B.C. 47 Hamilton 43 B.C. 32 Triopia 34 B.C. 59 Central 57 B.C. 39 Unity 30 B.C. 71 Perry 34 B.C. 37 Payson 66 BROWN COUNTY HEALTH SERVICES Row 1 left ro right: Kelly Phillips, Julie Wade, Belinda Cox. Row 2: Chris Limkeman, Christi Schneider, Shelley Stephenson, Becky Cox. Row 3: Karen Flynn, Donna Bowen, Jodi McNeff, Jo Sheppard, Sue Ray. 76 Top Left: Seniors; Sharon Teefey, Cheryl Leerhoff, Andrea Sheppard, and Sybil Snyder. Right: Sybil goes for the rebound. Middle Left: Cheryl works for a position. Right: Loretta gets ready for a rebound. Bottom: Janie sets a pick. Left to Right: Row 1: Jeff Rohn, Tim Moore, David Welty, Mike Dixon, Howard Cannon, Ed Hendricks. Row 2: Tim Lathrop, Ed Hansen. Jim Cannon, Jerry Bunch, Neil Roberts, Tim Koch, Kevin Baughman, Coach VanAcker. BC 12 Central 58 BC 12 Dallas City 51 BC 14 Rushville 53 BC 33 I.S.V.I. 35 BC 16 Pleasant Plains 74 BC 8 Porta 58 BC 12 Central 50 BC 11 Q.N.D. 48 BC 31 North Greene 33 BC 18 I.S.D. 41 BC 36 Rushville 30 BC 12 Dallas City 52 BC 35 Carthage 48 BC 39 Carthage 40 The Hornet Wrestlers worked many long and hard hours to get into shape for the season. Although the record doesn’t show alot of wins, there were many individuals achievements. Coach VanAcker kept the team running smoothly and each team member kept up the Hornet Pride. Seniors Jim Cannon and Ed Hendricks. 78 BARKER EQUIPMENT Howard Cannon fights for points. Jerry Bunch pinning his opponent. R. E. LEHNE INCOME TAX 79 CHEERLEADERS KEEP SPIRIT The cheerleaders kept very busy this year keeping up the school spirit. The halls were always decorated with posters designed to keep the Hornet fever high. Many hours were put in practicing for a routine which was performed to “Knock On Wood”. The cheerleaders had a good year. Left to right: Chris Hogan, Laurie Vincent, Beth Porter, Chris Quincy, Lori Sorrells, Stacy Sorrells, Bonnie Sorrells, sponsor. Becky Waddell, Dorothy Yeakel, Debbie Logsdon Front row left to right: Becky Waddell, Dorothy Yea- Left to right: Joy Surber, Angela Shields, Emily kel, Debbie Logsdon. Row 2: Laurie Vincent, Chris Salrin, Lou Kelly, Rhonda Thomas, Lisa McNeff. Quincy, Lori Sorrells, Beth Porter, Chris Hogan. BRADBURY PLUMBING HEATING Top Left: Beth Porter, Lora Sorrells, Laurie Vincent, Chris Quincy, and Chris Hogan. Top: Jaime Dark, Hope Allen. Bottom: Debbie Logsdon, Dorothy Yaekel, Becky Waddell. Top: Jaime Dark, Second: Beth Porter, Becky Waddell. Third: Chris Quincy, Debbie Logsdon, Chris Hogan, Hope Allen, Lora Sorrells. Bottom: Dorothy Yaekel, Laurie Vincent. TUCKER KANOSKI, ATTORNEYS AT LAW si G I R L y S T R A C K Row 1: Elma Todd, Karen Hurst, Colleen Mummee, Debbie Blentlinger, Barb Kurfman, Julie Baker, Gayle Fuqua, Row 2: Karen Bowen, Geri Phillips, Miss Alfredson, Donna Bowen, Kelli Sullivan, Pam Metzger. Top Right: Seniors Elma Todd and Barb Kurfman. Right: Julie Baker and Colleen Mummee run long distances in practice to build up endurance. Below: Debbie Blentlinger hands off the baton to Karen Bowen. 82 BROWN COUNTY FARM BUREAU BC-40 Unity-77 Central-41 BC-64 Beardstown-63 5th place in district 3rd place in conference 5th place in Pittsfield Invitational 3rd place in Tri-County Meet Top, left to right: John Kerley, Joe Whalen, Jeff Buskirk, Niel Roberts. Jim Gregory, Daryle Starkey, Jeff Dunn, Roger Fry. Second row: Coach Schride, Danny Newton, Gordon Yingling, Lonnie Dunn, Tim Koch, Scott Hillman, Steve Utter, Larry Yingling. STATS BCHS 2nd 45 pts. Rushville 5th 28 Carthage 1st 95 Rel. 1st 92 Here, 4 2nd 69 teams 3rd 10 Here, 3 2nd 56 teams 2nd 52 Pittsfield, 4 1st 98 Quincy Rel. 4th 62 Conference Central, 4 Warsaw Districts Upper right: Seniors John Kerley, Jim Gregory, and Dan Newton. Right: Jeff Dunn Pushes to the finish. Far Right: Jeff Buskirk puts everything into the shot put. 83 G 0 L F The Golf Team had a bright year although it was clouded by the fact that it was the final year for a team at Brown County. Led by letter winners Ivan Diller, Dan Hulvey, Christi Schneider, Ed Schneider, Joe Tracy, and Mark Yingling, the team sported a 2-3 record. Each individual achieved personal satisfaction from representing their school. Above: Seniors Ed Schneider, Dan Hulvey, Mark Yingling, and Ed Hendricks. Left: Coach Van Acker, Ed Hendricks, Joe Tracy, Ivan Diller, Dan Hulvey, Ed Schneider, Mark Yingling, and Christi Schneider. Christi readies for the long drive. Mark concentrates on his shot. Dan moves with the swing. B.C. 227 B.C. 223 B.C. 227 B.C. 227 B.C. 235 Dallas City 247 Carthage 198 Hamilton 215 Carthage 208 Dallas City 257 84 SEARS MERCHANT STORE; EDWARD L. KUNKEL Jeff Kassing Top, left to right: Jim Gregory, Jim Cannon, Jeff Kassing, Doug Hammer. Bottom Row: Tom Grover, Rob McNeff, and Jeff McDaniel. First Row: John Shepard, Randy Bigley, Rob McNeff, Doug Hammer, Tom Grover, Greg Grover, Wayne Phillips, Mark Volk. Second Row: Coach Evans, Jim Cannon, Richard Follis, Jeff McDaniel, Rob Akright, Mike Babb, Jeff Kassing, and Jim Gregory. Bat-girls not pictured, Beth Porter, Chris Hogan, Patty DeWitt, and April Yeakel. Rob Akright Mike Babb BCHS 14 Pittsfield 10 1 Hamilton 3 8 Hamilton 6 20 Winchester 9 4 Griggsville 3 8 Warsaw 7 15 Warsaw 7 15 Carthage 6 2 Carthage 1 4 Central 3 3 Central 6 0 Virginia 12 6 Perry 5 9 JSY 15 4 Unity 0 12 Unity 4 0 Beardstown 11 P.N. HIRSCH as Row 1 left to right: Andrea Sheppard, Ed Schneider, Sybil Snyder, Jennie Peacock, Alan Shoopman, Kevin Ferguson, David Gross. Row 2: Chris Hogan, Beth Porter, Sue Ray, Sharon Teefey, Chris Quincy, Dorcas Hufnagel. Row 3: Lanette Urven, Howard Cannon, Sherry Clark, Christi Schneider, Lisa Wagner, Jeff Buskirk. Row 4: Pam Metzger, John Schneider, Lisa McNeff, Rob Skright, Jim Sorrells, Lori Sorrells, Becky Hogan, Tim Koch. Row 1 left to right: Theresa Schneider, Laurie Vincent, Jodi McNeff, Kelli Sullivan, Jason Hen-dricker. Row 2: Lorie Emerick, Matt Volk, Kelly Phillips, Brad Miller, David Allen, Sean Sullivan, Lou Kelly, Mike Dixon, Geri Phillips. Row 1 left to right: Emily Salrin, Carol Cook, Becky Waddell, Amy Hess, Shelly Perry, Paula Logsdon. Row 2: Lisa Gillette, Karen Hurst, Susan Miller, Michelle Kremer, Debbie Blentlinger, Lori Fanshier, Angie Bridgewater, Hope Allen, Colleen Mumme. Row 3: Terri Moody, Kathy Bauch, Jane Tracy, Linda Geisler. Chris Koch, Angela Shields, Luann Mowen, Julie Wade, Shelia Jennings, Rhonda Thomas. RUSS EBBING 89 FLAG CORPS BRIGHTENS THE FIELD Row 1: Debbie Parker, Shelly Drake, Sherry Cross, Leigh Ann Bradbury. Row 2: Jeannie Hen-rick, Patti DeWitt. Row 3: Ronda Katzenburger, Kelly Henricker, Linda Kurf-man, Becky Cox. MUSIC STUDENTS COMPETE AT CENTRAL Row 1: Shelia Jennings, Brad Miller, Matt Volk, Sean Sullivan, Howard Cannon, Hope Allen. Row 2: Michelle Kremer, Jane Tracy, Lorie Emerick, Emily Salrin, Carol Cook, Lisa Gillette, Julie Wade. Row 3: Angie Bridgewater, Lori Fan-shier, Laurie Vincent, David Allen, Chris Kock, Chris Hogan, Susan Miller, Luann Mowen. Row 4: Lanette Urven, Sybil Snyder, Sherry Clark, Chris Carter. 90 LANE PHOTOGRAPHY JAZZ BAND PLACES SECOND AT MACOMB CHORUS SERVES THE COMMUNITY Row 1-Sherry Clark, Luann Mowen, Virginia Saxer, Debby Logsdon. Row 2-Beth Porter, Vickie Volk, Leigh Ann Bradbury, Karen Holder, Karen Cowick, Sybil Snyder. Row 3-Terry Moody, Donna Leverton, Mr. Harshman, Shelia Reathaford, Dorothy Yeakel, Chris Carter. Row 1: Laurie Vincent, Kelli Sullivan, David Allen. Row 2: Chris Hogan, Lisa Gillette, Kathy Bauch, Terri Moody, Chris Koch, Susan Miller, Jodie McNeff. Row 3: John Schneider, Dorcas Hufnagel, Jim Sorrells, Rob Akright, Lou Kelly. Row 4: Mr. Hogan, Sybil Snyder, Jennie Peacock, Beth Porter, Alan Shoopman. MODERN MANOR 91 ORGANIZATIONS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sitting: Geri Phillips, Sonia Clapp, Susan Briggs, Cindy Bird, Jim Sorrells, Kelli Sullivan, Lane Fry, Mark Yingling, Standing: Tim Moore, Lisa McNeff, Laurie Vincent, Steve Reich, Rob Akright, Kathy Baugh, Chris Koch, Dan Newton, Sybil Snyder, Kelly Hen-dricker, Laura Carter, Emily Salrin, and Lanette Urven. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Jennie Peacock, president, Lou Kelly, secretary. Vickie Volk, treasurer. Row 2: Glenda Gouds-chaal, Sonia Clapp, Debbie Quincy, Patti DeWitt, Susan Miller, Chris Quincy. Row 3: John Schneider, Barb Rang. Julie Wade, Joe Tracy. Row 4: Mr. Shride, Jerry Bunch, Jim Cannon, Kim Knight, Jim Sorrells, Brian Shoopman, Elma Todd. SORRELL’S SEWING CENTER vj FHA HOLDS CAKE RAFFLE Patty DeWitt, Secretary and Student Council; Donna McDaniel, Vice President; Janie Tracy, President; Karen Flynn, Treasurer; Karen Gilbert, Mrs. Wagner, Sponsor; Lorie Emerick, Reporter; 2nd row: Barb Rang, Shelley Stephenson. Lisa McNeff, Rhonda Thomas, Jeanie Hen-rick, Sheila Jennings, Karen Cowick, and Nancy Hall. SAE SELLS BIRTHDAY CALENDARS Angie Bridgewater, Vice President; Lorie Emerick, Treasurer; Lori Fanshier, Reporter; Elma Todd, Student Council; Lisa McNeff, President, Kathy Bauch, Secretary; Mr. Thompson, Sponsor. 2nd row: Tammy Howard, Chrissy Quincy, Lori Sorrells, Kelly Phillips, Lou Kelly, Donna McDaniel, Kathy Branscum, Karen Holder, Mary Colgan, Karen Flynn, Michelle Kremer, Rhonda Thomas. MT. STERLING IMPLEMENT CO. FNA SELLS POSTERS Row 1: Tammy Howard, Kelly Phillips, Kelly Hendricker, Laura Carter. Emily Salrin, Lou Kelly. Row 2: Donna McDaniel, Shelly Drake, Debbie Parker, Linda Geisler, Kim Knight. Cathy Wil-kerson, Susie Tracy. Row 3: Sharon Teefey, Pres., Sherry Cross, V.P., Leigh Ann Bradbury, Sec., Debbie Quincy, Tres. Row 4: Jennifer Volk, sponsor, Elma Todd, Vickie Volk, Marcia Edlin, Chris Ward, Debbie Logsdon, Missy Ritter. Row 5: Susan Miller, John Moore, Debbie Blentlinger, Cindy Bird, Kathy Branscum. VARSITY CLUB HOLDS INITIATION Spencer Stein, Paul VanAcker, Kyle Evans, sponsors, Kelli Sullivan, Sec., Larry Yingling, Tres., Jeff Kassing, V.P., Jim Gregory, Pres., Art Newton, Becky Zabel, sponsors. Row 2: Jennie Peacock, Sherry Clark, Patty DeWitt, Sharon Teefey, Karen Bowen, Lori Fanshier, Elma Todd, Tim Moore, Ed Hendricks, Christi Schneider, Kelly Phillips. Row 3: Daryl Starkey, Tim Koch, Ed Schneider, Neil Roberts, Jeff McDaniel, Jim Cannon, Mark Stephenson, Dan Newton, John Moore, Geri Phillips. Row 4: Ed Hansen, Dan Hulvey, Brian Dixon. Jim Veith, Rob Akright, Jerry Bunch, Mike Babb, Dave Wade, Mark Yingling. SIX HOTEL PEP CLUB SELLS SHIRTS FRONT ROW: Becky Hogan, Emily Salrin, Heather Reffett, Debbie Parker, Linda Geisler, Shelly Drake, Geri Phillips, Tammy Howard, Mrs. McCaskill SECOND ROW: Robin Stout, Tim Moore, Monita Sprinkle, Becky Waddell, Roxie Holder, Donna McDaniels, Sue Ray, Kelly Phillips, Patty DeWitt, Paula Logsdon, Khristy Drake THIRD ROW: Jodi McNeff, Debbie Logsdon, Lisa Gratton, Michelle Kremer, Rhonda Thomas, Sonia Clapp, Angela Shields, Karen Flynn, Patti Ingram, Lorie Sorrells, FOURTH ROW: Beth Porter, Cindy Bird, Vada Ferrill, Teri Golden, Barb Rang, Daryl Starkey, Randy Bigley, Dorothy Yeakel, Jeff Logsdon, Kim Parker, Dorcas Hufnagel, Chris Quincy FIFTH ROW: Chris Hogan, Su Tracy, Debbie Blentlinger, Sheila Rethaford, Jane Tracy, Richard Follis, Richard DeWitt, Brian Dixon, Kim Knight, David Colgan, Loretta Hendricks, Galinda Goudschaul, Susan Miller, Laurie Vincent 96 STINGER Linda Geisler, Susie Tracy, Emily Salrin, Shelly Drake, Donna McDaniel, Mary Shanty, Linda Kurf-man, Angie Bridgewater, Tammy Howard, Leigh Ann Bradbury, Mrs. Lerch, Theresa Schneider The Stinger staff has been successful this year under the editorship of Carol Cook and Emily Salrin. Besides having a newspaper every month, the staff sold iron-ons and posters to help defray expenses. The excess money was donated to help pay for the new school billboard. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1 left to right: Dan Newton, V. Pres., Dave McNeff, Pres., Dave Wade, Sec., Hank Leischner, Reporter, Tim Koch, Tres., Jeff Urish, Sentinel. Row 2: Ronda Katzenburger, Andy Newton, Gordan Yingling, Matt Volk, Mike Jones, John Shepard, David Gross, Jim Ward. Bill Newton, Rick Reich, Mark Wilson, Steve Sorrells, Jim Sheppard, Joe Shoopman, Bill Parker. Row 3: Jeff Long, Donna Leverton, Brenda Perry, Mr. Reische, sponsor, Melvin Kitchell, Jay Herald, Tim Newton, James Sullivan, Richard DeWitt, Row 4: Doug Hess, Lowell Haschmeyer, Steve Reich, Steve Sorrells, Jerry Bunch, Marvin Corbin. Row 5: Todd Markert, Billy Ingram, Kenneth Knight, Nick Hammer, Tom Grover, Tim Lathrop, Arkie DeWitt, Rick Dormire, Greg Grover. LIBRARY WORKERS Row 1 : Carol Toumbs, Monita Sprinkle, Diane Lung, Row 2: Debbie Parker, Connie Surratt, Terri Golden, Mrs. Morrison. SCHUYLER-BROWN FS 97 RAMBLER STAFF Alphabetically: David Allen, Kathy Bauch, Karen Flynn, Kelly Hendricker, Chris Koch, Barb Kurf-man, Linda Kurfman, Carla Morrison, sponsor, Ed Schneider, Sybil Snyder, editor, Jim Sorrells, Kelli Sullivan, Lanette Urven, editor, Jane Tracy. Rambler is not your average run of the mill club, our goal is to make up and publish the high schools yearbook. Staff members learn how to put together the book at summer workshops: while there they become familiar with picas, job numbers, reps., and 3-R forms. Rambler is deadlines, working into the night, drinking soda, eating, trying to put the right name to the right face, picture days, and dreaming up crazy captions. Finally, when our work is done, we breath a sigh of relief, because we know we’ve done our best and we hope everyone at BCHS will enjoy the results. .... CONTINUED .... Chris, Sybil, Lanette and Jim model their yearbook T-shirts. SPRING WEEK 100 MORRISON FARMS “EAT PORK” Richard “Godfollis” Follis on Clash Day. Once again the Student Council sponsored Spring Week May 5-9. Each day was devoted to a different activity and way of dressing, including Clash Day, 60’s Day, and Senior Day. Matt Volk and Mike Dixon on 60’s Day. Above: Cheryl and Cathy chow down at the Senior Breakfast. Upper Right: Senior boys at breakfast. Jennie Peacock’s message to the world ... “Kiss a Senior!’’ i Latest 60’s fashions modeled by Lori Tucker. Left: Chris Carter looks nice on Dress-Up Day. Below: Junior boys on Farmer Dell Day. On Dress-Up Day, the halls of Brown County changed from informal to formal. Farmer Dell Day saw everyone wearing hats, sunglasses, and bibs. The games in the afternoon rounded out Spring Week. Mrs. McCaskill reverts back to childhood days during the games on Farmer Dell Day. Above Middle: Susie and Vickie coach Miss “B” in her hoola-hoop-ing. Above: Tammy Howard helps Kelli Sullivan in the pie-eating contest. 101 SCHOLASTIC Dan Newton and Laura are presented with the DAR awards. Mark Yingling receives the Chemistry award. Illinois state scholars Lanette Urven receives the Math award. Connie Surratt receives the Accounting award. AWARDS Math Contestants: Lisa McNeff, Steve Utter, Jim Sorrells, Jim Gregory, Daryle Starkey, and Mr. Ramsey. Angie Bridgewater receives the secretarial award. Lane Fry receives the Automotive award. Dan Newton receives the Ag award. 103 Jennie Peacock is named student of the year. SENIOR TRIP IHJ blAflUttb I PERMITTED f---------1 104 Above National Honor Society. First row: Emily Salrin, Sybil Snyder, Lanette Urven, Kelly Hendricker, Laura Carter. Top row: Dan Newton, Chris Koch, Lane Fry, and Mark Yingling. Below B Honor Students. First row: Emily Salrin, Sharon Teefey, Sherry Clark, Angie Bridgewater, Kelly Hendricker, Cathy Wilkerson, Shelly Drake, Lou Kelly. Second row: Susan Tracy, Lanette Urven, Connie Surratt, David Wade, Dan Hulvey, David Allen, Sybil Snyder, Jennie Peacock, Laura Carter. Third row: Lane Fry, Dan Newton, John Kerley, David McNeff, Rick Reich, Jeff McDaniel, Chris Koch, and Mark Yingling. At GRADUATION First honor students: Sybil Snyder and Kelly Hendricker. Second Honor Students: Lanette Ur-ven, Emily Salrin and Chris Koch. Illinois State Scholars: Sybil Snyder, Kelly Hendricker, Laura Carter, Mark Yingling, and David Allen. 1st speaker, Sybil Snyder. 2nd speaker; John Kerley. 106 107 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS BATE’S RADIO ELECTRIC m iM «