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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1987 volume:

Student Life, 8 People 32 Spodi 82 Ctuhi 103 9 BROWN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Name of Student Subject A TIME FOR CHANGE BROWN COUNTY UfGN OCMOOL RT. 24. £ MAIN MT. STERLING. ILLINOIS Physical Education Days Absent FIRST SEMESTER 1 2 Exam Sem. Grade Key Grade Key Grade Grade ACCELERATED GRADE KEY A - 93 - 100 __________5 Points B - 85 - 92 _________ 4 Points C - 77 - 84___________3 Points D - 70 - 76___________ 1 Point F - Below 70 - ------- Failure I __________________Incomplete GRADE KEY A - 93 - 100 __ 4 Grade Points B - 85 - 92 ___ 3 Grade Points C - 77 - 84 ___ 2 Grade Points D - 70 - 76 _____ 1 Grade Point F - Below 70 __________ Failure I - ________________ Incomplete ■'dformp jo wry YPfl. q ptomflj forpfooj pm 'YdTVmraw fnryyom 'Yprdmj 'fpm forpjfrrmj 'Ypocj wfr Ducoi cning, glowing, ptvitUUpdllng (canning, ihaning, caning, togctljcn, and along,, M cm pant of Rafik hm yuan. SiuU Life, Do you understand Jill? Life can’t be all bad. Is that a smile Angie? 8 Those fun old games! I hope we get this right! Miami Vice’s Don Johnson? Get down. Stacey! Back in the 50’s. Catching many flies? Another nice day at school! Is this a bear? Tedious work. Debbie? Where did you get those clothes? 1987 King Eric Ebbing and Queen Kristen Schenk Mark and Becky Todd and Julie 1986 King Queen. Jim Carrie “I Can See The Heaven In Your Eyes” was the theme for the 1987 BCHS Homecoming Dance. Eric Ebbing. Ben Moore, Todd Koch, Mark Phillips, and Mike Montgomery were the King candidates. The Queen candidates were Kristen Schenk, Jill McDaniel, Carol Howard, Julie Hol-lembeak, and Becky Bar-field. Coronation was at 10:00 o'clock and Eric Ebbing and Kristen Schenk were crowned King and Queen. Entertainment was provided by the Mobil Sound Machine and the gym was decorated by the seniors with clouds and streamers. 10 Mike Montgomery. Mark Phillips. Scott Ebbing, Sara Koch, Jill McDaniel. Julie Hollem-beak, Ben Moore. Todd Koch. Eric Ebbing. Kristen Schenk. Becky Barfield. Carol Howard. Jim Kunkel. Carrie Mayfield Mike and Carol Eric and Jill Ben and Kristen Sweet anticipation! Crownbearers: Sara Koch and Scottie Ebbing 11 RAIN, RAIN, The heat is on! BCHS Homecoming activities included a hall decoration contest, bon fire, parade, football game, pep assembly, and dance. During Homecoming week the halls were decorated, each class and some clubs built a float, and, school spirit was at a high. A pep assembly was held on Friday afternoon during which a tricycle race and soda drinking contest was held. Friday night the traditional snake dance and bon fire took place. A long train of students lead by the cheerleaders crossed the town spreading Hornet Fever. Everyone gathered around the fire at the fair grounds as Eric Kunkel threw a Wildcat into it. After the snake dance everyone was psyched for the big day ahead on Saturday. Unfortunately, the big day was a mess! Soaked floats and people marched on through the puddles and umbrellas were a common sight. The sun finally came out for the game against the Warsaw Wildcats. “The heat is on was the feelings of the team as they hit the muddy field, and it was also the theme of the Seniors' winning float. After a long hard battle, the Wildcats won the game with a 19-14 score. The long day ended with an enjoyable dance. Eric and Jill Anxious Hornets await the traditional burning of the opposing team’s mascot. 12 1986 — Hornet Snake Dance What are you up to Eric? GO AWAY!!! m 50 i At the 50’s Dance there were three over-all contests. The divisions were best dressed, coolest, and nerdiest. A boy and girl was chosen for each catagory. The winners were: coolest — Angie Heaton and Jon Boylen, best dressed — Jennifer Quinn and Ron Wort, nerdiest — Melanie Welty and Andy Holler. Two other contests were also held. The Twist Contest” was won by Andrea Shaw and the Limbo Contest was won by Kelly Codner. During the evening, music from the fifties was played by the “Mobile Sound and Light Show. Poodle skirts and rolled up jeans were a common sight as the students had to be in costume. Contest Winners: Jon Boylen. Angie Heaton, Jennifer Quinn. Ron Wort. Melanie Welty. Andy Holler Ahh. a sweet serenade I'm not going to make it! Isn't he special? 14 Old Mt Sterling We're oft to see the wizard! Parly Crew Ah Gee! vs Moody Blues Watch those hands Kevin! What ya’ looking at? 15 Eric and Becky len and Rachel Ed and Stacy Front: King — Ed Barfield, Queen — Becky Barfield Back: Len Wiese, Stacy Welty, Eric Ebbing, Rachel Wade, Mike Hendricker, Susie Noble This year's Sweetheart Ball was held earlier than usual. It was on January 24, but that didn’t change the spirits. Everyone enjoyed the band “Classified” and the bright pink and red decorations. While some people were getting their pictures taken with their dates and best friends, others were dancing to their favorite songs. Coronation started at Mike and Susie 1986 King and Queen 10:00 Pm- Thue representa- Ben Moore and Cathy Schneider tives from the Freshman class were Susie Noble and Mike Hendricker, while Stacy Welty and Ed Barfield represented the Sophomores. The Juniors voted for Rachel Wade and Len Wiese, and, the Seniors chose Becky Barfield and Eric Ebbing. When the votes were in, the winners were Queen — Becky Bar-field and King — Ed Bar-field. This was the first time in Brown County history that a brother and sister were chosen at the same time. 16 ook at those puppy dog eyes! What at you looking at? Don’t look now! best smm Locker room antics! What an entrance! The BCHS Hornettes made history by winning the Beardstown Regional with a 53-51 win over the Beardstown Tigers. They then went on to win the Mason City Sectional with a 43-39 win over Ursuline. These wins sent the Hornettes to the IHSA Class “A” Sweet 16 Super Sectionals. Brown County played Greenville on Feb. 23, 1987. As the final buzzer of the game sounded, the score read 35-51. Even though the score was in Greenville’s favor, the Hornettes were still winners to Brown County. Each win was a big step towards the ultimate dream of playing at the Assembly Hall someday. Look of a winner. She's sure! Piece of cake! CELEBRATE! 19 Shot over her. Jennifer! It’s mine! I’m going to make it! Get out of my way! Dick Tracy in perfect form! Ben Moore lifting his opponent around! Coutpeftfott Dicy Tracy qualified to go to state competition in Golf when he finished in 10th place at Sectionals. On the first day at state, Dick shot 77 and placed fifth overall. On the second and final day, he shot 85. Dick finished the tournament in eleventh place out of fifty competitors. Ben Moore advanced to the state wrestling competition in Champaign after finishing 2-1 at sectionals in Vandalia. Ben lost his first match at state. Five members of the girls’ track team qualified for state competition at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston. In the 3 relay events, they finished seconds behind first place, turning in some of their best times. Tara Barr and Missy Parker had similiar experiences in the 100m dash and the high jump. The girls in track who advance to stale. 21 F.F.A. S.C. Dam The second annual FFA Student Council Barn Dance was a roaring success! There were a lot of students there, all enjoying an exciting evening at the Hersman Community Center. Everyone was dressed very casually except for the Air Band LipSync partici-parts. They were dressed to look like their favorite musical groups. The groups consisted of everything from traditional country to heavy metal. Angie Heaton appeared as Patsy Cline singing '‘Crazy”. Debbie Woodworth and Carol Howard lipsynced to a melody of 60’s music. Allen McCaskill and Chris Lurtz resembled Bryan Adams and Tina Turner. Terry Barr, Randy Sitz, Mike Pulse, and others imitated Poison. Aaron Kassing, Dan Rent-meister, Mike Logsdon and Eric Carter jammed out to AC DC and Mike Hill, the winner of the contest, did his sly interpretation of Phil Collins. Mike won the total of the entry fees paid by each contestant. The dance floor was hopping when Angie arrived in Patsy Cline-wear. Julie seems to have something caught in her throat! 22 'Judy the Wallflower” Allen McCaskill and Christina Lurtz as Bryan Adams and Tina Turner. They're putting their hearts into it! Michelle’s stamping her approval Mr. Knuth supervising These girls got together for a limbo contest! Aaron Angus” Kassing Are you serious Neal Candid Chuck MUSIC Harold and Marian Kissin' it out! What an outstanding cast!! You can talk, you can bicker, you can talk, talk . Harold slip away once more with “Lida Rose 24 Ethel wins to tell, but Eulalie wants to Pick a little, talk a little . . MAN Two Griecian Urn’s, Smile girls. Smile, and the fountain Squeeze him good Ethel!! Typical American family!! Yes. you did something beautiful ... Oh Thithter. La De Da De Da Don’t forget to sway and Watch the toes . Meredith Wilson’s “The Music Man” is the story of Harold Hill, a fast talking salesman who cons the honest citizens of River City. Iowa into buying musical instruments by promising to create a boys’ band. Not knowing a bass drum from a pipe organ, Harold attempts to escape with cash in hand, only to be caught by the arms of the beautiful Marian, the librarian, and is transformed into a respectable citizen. Cast Charlie Cowell..........Ben Moore Conductor...............Eric Diller Harold Hill............Eric Carter Mayor Shinn .............Ron Wort Ewart Dunlop........... Don Kerley Jacey Squires........Dan Tucker Olin Britt..............John Miley Oliver Hix............JR Musgrave Marcellus Washburn.........Allen McCaskill Tommy Djilas . .. Chuck Wagner Marian Paroo...........Norma Diller Mrs. Paroo........Mindy Burnett Amaryllis.............Kelly Kropp Winthrop Paroo.........Brad Henry Eulalie Shinn.....Angie Heaton Zaneeta Shinn ... Jennifer Quinn Gracie Shinn______Mecca Groesch Alma Hix...............Chris Lurtz Maud Dunlop.......Shelly Burnett Ethel Toffelmier. Leslie Kropp Mrs. Squires .....Jennifer Lerch Constable.......... Derrick Baker 25 Dan and Sara Mike and Michelle Todd and Julie 1987 King Ben Moore and Queen Debbie Woodworth Dick Tracy, Dan Rentmeister, Todd Koch, Mike Montgomery. King Ben Moore. Queen Debbie Woodworth. Michelle Downey. Julie Hollembeak, Jill McDaniel, Sara Ormond On May 25, the 1987 Prom took place at the Quincy Holidome. The John Morgan Band provided and interesting variety of musical entertainment. The guest speaker of the evening was Pat Tracy. At 10:30, Ben Moore was crowned King and Debbie Woodworth was crowned Queen. Part of the evening was filled by many by exploring the Holidome, including ventures to the various floors of the Holiday Inn. 2b 1986 King J. Barfield and Queen S Reische Dick and Debbie Ben and Jill Sleeping beauty? Perfect match! Pretty as a picture. It takes all kinds. So. what are you doing tonight? Nice smiles! Congratulations! Going in style! All smiles! Play it again. Lisa! All dressed up. Best buddies? Guest Speaker. Pat Tracy Devil’s Angels! Isn't this special? Saturday Night FEVER! Great profile! Don't be shy. I get change back! Comphy cozy? 29 ■Cpting Onk! The latest trends? BCHS Model? Nice hair! 30 Shorts and shades! Trendy! BCHS lineup! The great pie eaters of BCHS! You can't have it. It's mine! We’re going to bust it now! Spring Days consisted of three days of costume competition and a final period of games on Friday. The games involved faculty and students and were opened by Coach Greene carrying the torch around the track. The games included: a pie eating contest, a bat race, water ba- loon toss, and break the egg contest. During the various contests, the students and faculty found a great deal of enjoyment watching the various contestants, including faculty throwing water balloons at each other, and falling down when they got dizzy in the bat race. 31 CLASS OFFICERS Michelle Downey — Treasurer. Chris Lurtz — Secretary, Mark Phillips — Student Council. Mr. Musgrave — Sponsor. Eric Ebbing — Vice President. Ben Moore — President. Mr. Ramsey — Sponsor What's that look for? Bruce, did you wake Ben up? FacU The Seniors at BCHS have come from several schools. Most of the 70 came from schools in our district: 38 — North Grade, 15 — St. Mary’s, 13 — Versailles, and 4 from schools outside our district. During the course of their four years in High School, 8 new students have entered the BCHS school system. There has also been 16 move away and 8 drop out. by Heidi Harris Great smiles? Yelling again Jeanette? 33 Jeanne Blentlinger John Campbell Rebecca Barfield Kay Bemis Daren Barfield: Baseball — 1, 2. 4. Track — 2. 4. Pep Club — 4. FFA — 1, 2. 3. 4. Rebecca Barfield: JETS — 3. 4. Pep Club — 1. 3. 4. Cheerleader — 1.3. FNA — 4. Varsity Club — 3. 4. Play — 4. Sweetheart Ball Court — 3. Homecoming Court — 4 Kay Bemis: Track — 1.2, Pep Club — 2. Art Club — 2, 3. 4. Varsity Club — 2. Class Officer — 1. Chorus — 2. 4 Melissa Blair: Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. SAE — 3. 4 Jeanne Blentlinger: JETS — 4. Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. Cheerleader — 1. 2. 3. 4. SAE — 2. 3. 4. Varsity Club — 3. 4. Play — 4. Band — 1. 2. 3. 4 Shelly Brunett: JETS — 4, Pep Club — 4. SAE — 3. 4. The Journey — 4. Chorus — 1, 2. 4 John Campbell: JETS — 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 1. 3. 4. SAE — 3. 4. Stinger — 3 Eric Carter: Football — 4. Basketball — 1. 2. JETS — 1. 2. 3. 4. NHS — 2. 3. 4. Play — 4, Biology Club — 4. Band — 1. 2. 3. 4 Norma Diller: JETS — 1. 2. 3. 4. NHS — 2. 3. 4. Play — 1. Chorus — 1. 2. 4 A ill Eric Carter Daren Barfield Shelly Burnett Melissa Blair Norma Diller Sean Fink Brian Henricks John Dormire Rick Fanshier Carissa Holler John Dormire: FFA — 1. 2, 3. 4. Chorus — 1.4 Michelle Downey: Pep Club— 1. 2, 3. 4. Cheerleader — 1, 2. 3. 4. SAE — 2. 3. 4. Varsity Club — 3. 4, Class Officer — 4, Office Cadet — 4. Band — 2. 3, 4. Chorus — 1, The Journey — 3. 4 Eric Ebbing: Football — 1, 2. 3. 4. Basketball — 1. JETS — 2, 3, 4. Pep Club — 2. 3. 4. Varsity Club — 3. 4. Class Officer — 1. 2. 3. 4. Schools of Thought — 3. 4. Homecoming King — 4 Rick Fanshier: Wrestling — 4. Pep Club — 3 Sean Fink: SAE — 4 Jodi Grover: Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. Art Club — 2. FNA — 4. SAE — 3. 4. Library Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. Flags — 3. 4. Chorus — 1, 2 Brian Henricks: Football — 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball — 1.2. 3. 4. Baseball — 1. 2. 3. 4. JETS — 4. Pep Club — 4. Varsity Club 2. 3. 4 Julie Hollembeak: Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. Art Club — 4. SAE — 4. Homecoming Court — 4 Carissa Holler. JETS — 4. Art Club — 2. 3. 4. NHS — 2. 3. 4 Jodi Grover Julie Hollembeak is Co T Of Being A Stolon, Say cheese! It is not easy being a senior. There are a lot of responsibilities. There is also a lot of expenses involved. A few are: graduation announcements, pictures, cap and gown, Senior key, college application fees, ACT test fees, and Senior Trip. All of these are not cheap. They range from $10 to $1000. And that's not all. The Seniors, plus others, have to pay for dances, clothes, lunch, book rentals, supplies, and incidentals. These can cost from 15 t to $1000. Also, when you be- come a junior or senior there are other expenses you may have. They include: gas, car insurance, car repairs, drivers license, and don’t forget the car. These can range from $1 to $10,000. Then there is Prom. For Prom there are a lot of expenses. They include: tuxs, dresses, shoes, flowers, pictures, tickets, and extras. They range from $5 to $200 or more. It’s not cheap being in school. by Judy Gross. Heidi Harris, and Heather Burdett See, straight A's! 36 I hope this is the right locker! This is our coffee break! This is whals left of my homework! Who put that in there? Michael Kesling Carol Howard Jerry Kauffman Todd Koch 38 Michael Logsdon Tabitha Lashbrook Carol Howard: Basketball — 1. 2. 3. Track — 1. 2. Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. SAE — 2. 3. 4. Varsity Club — 2. 3. 4. Student Council — 4. Band — 2, 3, Homecoming Court — 4 Theresa Huddleston: Pep Club — 4. Art Club — 4. FHA — 3 Craig Johnson: Football — 1.2. Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. FFA — 1. 2. 3 Jerry Kauffman: No Activities Jeanette Kemper: SAE — 3. 4. Office Cadet — 3, 4 Michael Kesling: No Activities Todd Koch: Football — 1, 2, 3. 4. Basketball — 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club — 4. FFA — 1. Varsity Club — 3. 4. Homecoming Court — 4 Tabitha Lashbrook: Basketball — 1. Softball — 1.2. FHA — 1. 2. 3. 4 Michael Logsdon: Football — 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball — 1.2. 3. 4. Track 1. 4. JETS — 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club — 3. 4. SAE — 1. Varsity Club — 2. 3. 4. NHS — 2. 3. 4. Student Council — 1.2. Class Officer — 2. 3 Jeanette Kemper Christina Lurtz Allen McCaskill Kirk McClelland Christina Lurtz: Basketball — 1, 2. 3, 4. Softball — 1, 2, 3. 4, JETS — 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club — 1. 2. 3, 4. FHA — 3. 4. SAE — 1. 2, 3. 4. Varsity Club — 2. 3, 4. Stinger — 1,2, 3, Class Officer — 4, Play — 4, Office Cadet — 3, Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Chorus — 1, 4 Allen McCaskill: Football — 1. 2, 3. 4, JETS — 3, Pep Club — 1.4. Art Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. SAE — 2. 3. 4. Stinger — 1. 2, 3. 4. Rambler — 2, 3. 4. Student Council — 2, 3. 4. Play — 1. 3. 4. Band — 1. 2. 3, 4. Chorus — 1 Kirk McClelland: Football — 1. Baseball — 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club — 3. 4 Monica McClelland: Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. FNA — 4. SAE — 3, Library Club — 2. 4. Flags — 3. 4. Chorus — 1 Jill McDaniel: Basketball — 1. 2. 3. 4. Softball — 1. JETS — 3. 4. Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. SAE — 2. 3. Varsity Club — 4. NHS — 2. 3. 4. Rambler — 3, 4, Student Council — 3. Band — 1, 2, 3, Sweetheart Ball Court — 2, Homecoming Court — 4 Richard McKeown: Football — 1. 2, Baseball — 1. 2, Wrestling — 1.2. Pep Club — 3. 4. Art Club — 4. NHS — 4. Class Officer — 1.2,3. 4. Sweetheart Ball Court — 1. 2 Michael Montgomery: Baseball — 3. 4. Pep Club — 3. Sweetheart Ball Court — 2. Homecoming Court — 4 Benjamin Moore: Football — 1. 2, 3, 4. Track — 2. 3, 4, Wrestling — 1. 2. 3. 4. JETS — 2. 3. 4. Pep Club —1,2, 3. 4. Varsity Club — 3, 4. NHS — 2, 3. 4. Student Council — 3. Class Officer — 4. Sweetheart Ball King — 3. Homecoming Court — 4 Patrick Moorman: Football — 1. 2, 3. 4. Basketball — 1.2. 3, 4. Pep Club — 4. Varsity Club — 3. 4 Monica McClelland Richard McKeown Michael Montgomery Patrick Moorman Benjamin Moore StudteA? What was that again? What an erie grin! Studious Dan! Whatcha drinkin' Rick? SeMiot BiriOuhuj CafeMjJoi January I Sara Ormond 14 Jeannie Blentlinger 15 Norma Diller 21 Craig Johnson 24 Eric Ebbing 29 Charles Neese February 1 Mike Newell 2 Kathy Phillips 10 Daren Barfield II Jodi Grover 22 Mike Kesling 27 Troy Roberts March 17 Rick Fanshier 18 Chris Lurtz 19 Steve Pulse 2 Eric Carter 7 Rick McKeown 13 Danny Vining 23 Kirk McClelland 24 Mike Montgomery May 1 Lyle Butler 6 Scott Smith 6 David Jobe 16 Tony Reische 17 Teresa Huddleston 19 Kevin Ranson 21 Jolene Wolfe June 3 Nathan Reische 3 Randy Morrison 21 Ben Moore 23 Ann Glasgow 26 Dick Tracy 3 Pat Moorman 6 Jeanette Kemper 9 Sean Fink 16 Mike Logsdon 16 Lora Rolf 23 Susan Butler 25 Todd Koch 26 John Campbell August 7 Heather Reische 10 Joe Saxer 11 Melissa Blair 12 Bruce Schrieber 15 Tabby Lashbrook 15 Steve Passmore 15 Debbie Woodworth 20 Chris Holler 21 Dan Rentmeister 22 Mark Phillips 23 Melanie Welty 23 Sheryl White 28 Monica McClelland September 1 Shelly Burnett 5 Julie Hollembeak 16 Becky Barfield 21 Jeannie Woodworth 21 Michelle Vance 24 Brian Henricks 25 Allen McCaskill 27 Jerry Kauffman October 12 Jill McDaniel 22 Michelle Downey 24 Kay Bemis 24 Kathryn Bemis November 5 Barbara Yeakel 17 Carol Howard December 12 Martin Keithley 17 Kristen Schenk 27 John Dormire 27 Julie Ray Great mood! As Seniors are in their last year of high school, they are completing courses they are taking to prepare themselves for college or getting a job. Many students take courses which can be counted for credit in college. This helps them reach their goals faster. Some of the courses that are offered mainly to Seniors are: English IV, College English, Trigonmetry, College Algebra, Physics, Art IV,- Industrial Arts IV, and Ag IV. The vocational courses held in Rushville are open to juniors and seniors, and, include child care, Buildings and Trades, and Health Occupations. One program offered only to seniors is the co-operative work program. This course enables the students to divide their day between work and classes. From this, the students are able to gain experience in their chosen career. by Leslie Kropp, Debbie Woodworth, and Jill McDaniel Why so grim? What's in the bag? 41 Steve Passmore Kathy Phillips Randy Morrison Sara Ormond Randy Morrison: Wrestling — 2. 3, 4. Art Club — 4, Band — 1. 2. 3. 4 Charles Neese: Wrestling — 4. FFA — 1. 2. 3 Michael Newell: Football — 1.2, Basketball — 2. 3. Baseball — 4 Sara Ormond: Track — 1.2. JETS — 3. 4. Pep Club — 2. 4. SAE — 2. 3. 4. NHS — 2. 3. 4. Stinger —1.2. Office Cadet — 4 Steve Passmore: Varsity Club — 2 Kathy Phillips: Wrestling — 3. Pep Club — 2. 3. 4. Art Club — 3. 4. FHA — 1. SAE — 3. 4 Mark Phillips: Football — 1.2, Basketball — 1. 2. 3. 4. JETS — 2. 3. 4. Varsity Club — 2, 3. 4. Student Council — 1. 2. 3. 4. Class Officer — 1. 2. 3. 4. Homecoming Court — 4 Steve Pulse: Football — 1. 2 Kevin Ransom: Football — 3. 4. Basketball — 2. Pep Club — 1. Varsity Club — 3. 4. Chorus — 2 42 Mark Phillips Steve Pulse Kevin Ransom Troy Roberts ■ Daniel Rentmeister Julie Ray Anthony Reische Julie Ray: Pep Club — 1.4. FHA — 1. 2. 3. 4. SAE — 3. Student Council — 4. Office Cadet — 3. 4. Band — 2.3. Journey — 1.2 Heather Reische: Softball — 1, 4. FHA — 2. 3. 4 Nathan Reische: FFA — 2. 3. 4. NHS — 2. 3. 4 Anthony Reische: Football — 1. 2. 3. 4. JETS — 1. 2. 3. 4. Varsity Club — 3. 4. Rambler — 1. 2 Daniel Rentmeister: Football — 4. Wrestling — 2. 3. 4. JETS — 2. 3. 4. Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. Varsity Club — 4. NHS — 2. 3. 4. Student Council — 3. 4. Class Officer — 1. Band — 1. 2. 3. 4 Troy Roberts: Football — 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball — 1. Track — 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club — 3. 4. Varsity Club — 2. 3. 4 Lora Rolf: Pep Club — 4. FHA — 3. 4. Flags — 2. 3. 4. Chorus — 1 Joseph Saxer: Basketball — 1. 2. 3. 4. Track — 2. 3. 4. Pep Club — 4. FFA — 1. 2. 3. 4. SAE — 3. 4. Varsity Club — 2. 3. 4 Kristen Schenk: Basketball — 1. 2. 3. Track — 1, JETS — 3. 4. Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. FHA — 3. SAE — 3. 4. Varsity Club — 2, 3. 4. Class Officer — 1. 2. 3. Homecoming Queen — 4 Lora Rolf Joseph Saxer Kristen Schenk 43 SettioU Aftui Qdwoi John’s girls!? Cute smile! Are you bored or day dreaming? It’s bad to bite your nails! AH GEE!! Break it up! Singing in the halls! The seniors at BCHS have many opportunities to become involved in extracurricular activities. The activities include: football, basketball, baseball, track, wrestling, golf, plays, musicals, dances, cheerleading, and a member of a club. While performing these activities, the seniors try to set an example for the underclassmen. During the past three years they have grown together as a class. As Freshman. they remember being harassed by those big seniors and fumbling with locker combinations. As Sophomore, the big accomplishment was passing their drivers test. When they You look thrilled! became Juniors, they had acquired a sense of belonging and earned the right to be called an upper classmen. As their Senior year comes to a close, they are closer to reaching their goals and must chose a career. The growth and the experiences they have gained in high school will help them reach the goals they have set. They can look back and have fond memories of how they became involved in such a variety of activities and how they helped them decide on their careers and how they influenced their lives. by Allen McCaskill and Vicki Powell Is it that bad. Steve? Gotcha! Go ahead, make my day! 45 Melanie Welty Sheryl White Jolene Wolfe Bruce Schrieber Daniel Vining Jeannie Woodworth Bruce Schrieber: JETS — 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club — 2. 3, 4. FFA — 1. 2, 3, SAE — 3. Stinger — 3 Richard Tracy: Football — 1, 2. 3, Basketball — 1. 2, 3. 4. Pep Club — 4. Varsity Club — 2, 3. 4, Golf — 1. 2. 3. 4 Michele Vance: Track — 1, Softball — 3. 4, Wrestling — 3. 4. JETS — 4. SAE — 3. 4. Stinger — 3. 4. Play —1.3, 4, Journey — 3. 4. Flags — 2. 3. Chorus — 1. 2. 3. 4 Daniel Vining: No Activities Melanie Welty: Track — 3. 4. Pep Club — 1, 2. 3. 4. Cheerleader — 1. 2. 3. 4. FHA — 2. 3. 4. SAE — 2. 3. 4. Library Club — 1. Varsity Club — 3. 4. Chorus — 2. 3 Sheryl White: No Activities Jolene Wolfe: JETS — 4. Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. SAE — 2. 3. 4. Stinger — 3. 4. Band — 1, 2. 3. 4 Varsity Club — 1, 2. 3. 4. Rambler — 2. 3. 4. Class Officer — 1. 3 Jeannie Woodworth: Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. Art Club — 4 4 Debra Woodworth Kathryn Bemis Ann Glasgow h hafr £toiofb Dtr DutiHg TkVi Pait Tima The seniors have a wide variety of hobbies and interests. Their pastimes vary from sewing to heavy metal. Many of their interests can also lead to a career. Sports also take up a large part of some seniors hobbies. Basketball, motorcycling, golf, football, tennis, swimming, biking, hunting, wrestling, track, softball, and baseball are just a few. Music is another impor- tant source for hobbies. Writing songs is just one way of expressing ypurself with music. Other important music hobbies are collecting albums, playing instruments, and listening to music from Alabama and Sawver Brown to Bon Jovi and ACDC. Another hobby is crafts. The variety of crafts possible is endless but can be very enjoyable. by Dana Helmreich and Julie Sheperd That's where my book went! What do you want? 48 Alright, who wrote this? Aw man! She took my picture! Yum!! Come on. is that really true? Is that what it says? My Gosh! What’s that person doing? Stop! What do you think? One, tfund -Ninth Annual CouauenjCMeafr Speaker Sara Ormond Speaker Eric Carter 50 Salutatorian Sara Ormond Valedictorian Carissa Holler Senior Choir PROGRAM Prelude Music...............Brown County High School Band Processional - Pomp and Circumstance.......Edgar-Ployhar B.C H.S. Band, Ken Sleinsultz, Director Invocation.........................Pastor Kenneth Meyers Versailles Christian Church Scripture Reading....................Rev. Michael Kesling Mt. Sterling Church ol Nazarene Baccalaureate Address................Rev. Michael Kesling Welcome and Introduction ol Speakers...Mr. John Musgrave Senior Class Sponsor Commencement Address...............Sara Ormond, Senior Eric Carter, Senior Music................'Do You Know Where You're Going To Masser, Gollin, Dovo Presentation ot Awards.........Mr. Merle Kenady, Principal Presentation ol Class ol 1987..Mr. Merle Kenady, Principal Presentation ol Diplomas...........Mr. Glenn Goudschaal President, Board ol Education Roll Call..................................Chris Lurtz Senior Class Secretary Congratulations............................Mr. David Newell Secretary, Board of Education Benediction........................Pastor Kenneth Meyers Recessional • Commencement Suite......................Lam B.C.H.S. Band Student of the Year Norma Diller 51 The gift of a smile! Pretty as a picture! All smiles! You made it! His hats on wrong! Take it all off! Auiaiuk F i CARLSSAHOLLER Illinois State Scholar Presidents Academic Fitness Award American Legion Voice of Democracy Art English Math Valedictorian JILL McDANIELC Illinois State Scholar Presidents Academic Fitness Award BEN MOORE Presidents Academic Fitness Award Student of the Month ALLEN MeCAMLL Art DAN RENTME CTER Instrumental Music GAIL LAWRENCE History MICHELLE DOWNEY Student of the Month CARA ORMOND Illinois State Scholar Presidents Academic Fitness Award D.A.R. Student of the Month Salutatorian MIKE LOGCDON Illinois State Scholar Presidents Academic Fitness Award Scholar Athletic Student of the Month JOE CAXER Dekalb Award KATHY PHILUPC Home Economics LORA ROLF Physical Education MIKE NEWELL Physical Education JEANNE BLENTUNGER Student of the Month JAIMEE BARRINGTON ERIC EBBING Illinois State Scholar Presidents Academic Fitness Award Geography Illinois Sheriff’s Association Award ERIC CARTER Illinois State Scholar Presidents Academic Fitness Award Instrumental Music Science Student of the Month NORMA D LLER Vocal Music Optimist Award TABBY LACHBROOK Senior F.H.A. Leader CRICCALRIN Junior F.H.A. Leader KENNY CCHUCTER Geography ANDY HOLLER Star Green Hand Star Chapter Farmer CoHg uJHatiotU 55 56 CLASS OFFICERS Miss Zabel — Sponsor. Jamie Barrington — Secretary. Rachel Wade — Vice President. Renee Bowen — Student Council. Brent McDaniel — Student Council. Len Wiese — Treasurer. Ron Wort — President (Mr. Alsup — Sponsor — Not Pictured) Where is that card? I’m not dressed and you took my picture! Why can’t I do this right? 57 I wish I could read this! Oh No! My Shirt is on backwards! Get up late. Chris? John Ackerman Neal Alsup Renee Baker Beltie Banta Jaimee Barrington Terry Barr Robert Bentlington Pam Bowen Renee Bowen Jennifer Boyer A VITAL LINK Many high school students have hobbies or pastimes. Yet, not many can say they are doing what all five year olds dream of, working on a fire truck. Brian Gallaher is living that dream. It all started in the summer of '86, although he first took an interest at age 5. When he first began, he took care of his favorite truck, the Mt. Sterling Pumper. Now he has been given more responsible jobs. He now takes care of all the trucks. Other jobs include cleaning the floors, bathroom, office, windows, and running errands. Knowing the parts of the trucks is of vital importance. The rest of the volunteer firemen have taught Brian where and how the equipment works. The only thing that is out of reach at the current time is the volume or high pressure pumps on the pumpers. Running the radio is a vital link. Without it, communication is almost impossible. That's why Brian has to be careful. Sometimes he stays at the firehouse and runs the radio if no one else is available. Of course, the ultimate would be to go on an actual run. Although he has been on about 30 runs, he has not rode the fire truck to them. He will be able to ride when he becomes properly insured. In 1988 he will also be able to drive a fire truck. Brian works on Friday night, Saturday’s, and Sunday’s. When asked if he would like to add anything, he replied, “I enjoy what I do and can’t wait until I start driving the fire truck. Even though I enjoy what I do, this is not my career. I want to work in Mt. Sterling, and be a volunteer fireman.” kl Stephanie Clark Kelly Codner Ricky Collins Linda DeJaynes V Brian Gallaher Joseph Geiker Matthew Hadden Angela Heaton Mary Hendricks James Holler Brian Jones Aaron Kassing Angela Kemper Brad Kerker Leslie Kropp Eric Kunkel Gail Lawrence James Limkeman Brian Marker! Darren Mayfield Jane McClelland Brent McDaniel Cris Peacock Jeff Price Michael Pulse Jannette Ratcliff IT GETS HECTIC! Leslie Kropp is very involved socially. She enjoys all aspects of music, cheerleading, and several clubs. She has played in the band since grade school and can play a multitude of instruments, including the flute, saxaphone, xylophone, bells, chimes, and piano. She also teaches piano and often participates in solo and ensemble contests. She has been a cheerleader for three years and enjoys cheering at all games. She regards cheerleading as “a lot of work, even more than most people think. She is also an active member in Pep Club, Rambler, National Honor Society, and Biology Club. When Leslie is not attending club meeting, play practice, or doing homework, she has other duties at home. She cooks dinner, cleans house, and does laundry while her mother also goes to school. It can be very hectic at times but Leslie tries to manage. i Andy Ray Teresa Reathaford Douglas Reich Mary Reische f Chris Rensch Tina Ritter Rita Roberts Laura Rohn Christine Salrin Shawn Schenk Andrea Shaw Tracey Shepard Jody Stinson Steve Thomas Rachel Wade Len Wiese 62 CLASS OFFICERS Mrs. Zaldivar — Sponsor, Hannah Koch — Secretary. Mike Hill — Vice President, Jon Boylen — Student Council. Dan Hendricks — President. Troy Brierton — Treasurer. (Mrs. Jones — Sponsor — Not Pictured) Daniel Ackerman Dawn Ashbaker Derrick Baker Edward Barfield Ronnie Barrington Mary Jo Baughman David Blentlinger Jon Boylen Troy Brierton Scoff Carr Gayle Childers Carol Dobbs Kris Dunbar Scott Edlin Michael Ensley Randy Evans James Ferguson Brent Foster Kirk Fuqua Duane Glasgow 64 BAP LUCK One day Teresa Kassing was running through the house and fell into the bed post. From then on, her life changed. Teresa was moved from hospital to hospital. She has always wanted to go to New York City, but not for this. The doctors told her she had a broken orbit bone in her cheek. During this time she was on a liquid diet and ate broth six times a day. After being transferred from doctor to doctor, she ended up in Rochester, Minnesota. Still to this day, she has to watch out so that she doesn’t cause her incision to open. Teresa is just someone who had bad luck. Angie Goben Julie Goudschaal Judith Gross Kimberly Gustafson Mike Hamilton Janet Harper Heidi Harris Kenneth Haynes Dana Helmreich Daniel Hendricks Michael Hill Timothy Hodge Brian Houston Terry Houston Heidi Howard Sarah Hufnagel Joseph Jennings Teresa Kassing Robin Kendrick Angie Kindhart Hannah Koch Lori Lawrence Jennifer Lerch John Liggett 65 MORE WAN JUST A FRIEND Eddie Parker is more than just a friend. Eddie helps out at the nursing home and also works with the E.M.T.’s in Brown County. Washing and taking care of the ambulances at the fire house are his major jobs. He can't go out on runs but is familiar with the entire operation. He also runs errands and is there just to talk. Eddie also works with the coaches and teams at B.C.H.S. He helped manage the football and basketball teams and when something was needed, he was there to help. Eddie is a special kind of person. He is someone who cares about other people. Tony Malcomson Kevin Marked Amy McCullough Lance McCullough Shannon McGlasson Rachel Miller Benjamin Monroe Carolyn Newell Lisha Newell David Noble Neisa O'Connell Amy Ormond Chad Oulson Edward Parker Robert Passmore Steven Phillips Brenda Price Jennifer Quinn Kerry Ranson Brenda Reische 66 L Melinda Ross James Salrin Tara Salrin Kenneth Schuster Randy Sitze Todd Slocum Gale Smith Debbie Stewart Travis Taylor Stacey Thomas Daniel Turner Bill Vance Dawn Volk Charles Wagner Linda Walker Henry Wegs Kelly Wells Stacy Welty Amy Wilson Shelly Wort 67 rteiltMm 68 CLASS OFFICERS Jamie Rensch — President. Eric Schenk — Vice President. Heather Burdett — Treasurer, fara Barr — Student Council. Lori Winner — Student Council. Mrs Burdett — Sponsor. Chris Melendez — Secretary. Mr Milford — Sponsor Kevin Alsup Thomas Banta Tara Barr Lucinda Blair James Bright Paula Bright Heather Burdett Mindy Burnett Billy Callaway Amy Clifford Stephen Colgan Melissa Cillins Carrie Combs Tina Crawford Lisa Crenshaw Duane Davis Amy Dillard Michelle Dormire Beth Ebbing Kimberlee Elledge Angela Esela Laurel Evans Denise Fink Fawn Foote Aaron Foster Lynn Franklin Janet Gaines Dawn Gobel Lisa Hall Lori Hall Scott Hall Jeri Ham Samantha Ham Sheri Ham Curt Hannig Michael Hendricker Thomas Hendricks Jessica Hester Brian Hester George Hilburn Jason Hills Brian Hillyer Andy Holler Michael Howard Lisa Jaquesh TWINS! Which one are you? A question twins hear all the time. I asked our twins, Sheri, Jeri, Lisa, and Lori, if it made them mad. They said no, that they just got tired of it. Most of them said they would rather not be a twin. Why? Because,” said Jeri, “sometimes it seems like you're not your own person.” Lori says its because we argue all the time, like cats and dogs.” We also asked if they were a lot alike in any way other than looks. Sheri said, “Yes, we like the same food and the same clothes, and, quite often the same boy.” No,” Lisa says, we aren’t really close as twins. We are nothing alike in personalities. Mark Johnson Kevin Kelly Thad Kerker Stephen Koyne James Lehne Mark Lewis David Liggett Aaron Logsdon Jennifer Logsdon Lori Logsdon Rosemary Logsdon Christopher Lucas Darin Market Misty Martin David Mathewson Thomas Mayfield Christopher Melendez Susan Noble Melissa Parker Vicki Powell Lyle Reiscne Petrina Reische James Rensch Linette Riutzel James Robson Raymond Rohn Eric Schenk Collen Schrieber Nicole Scranton Dawn Schuster 72 Chris Shaw Julie Shepard Denise Stewart Richard Sutton Richard Veith Laura Vimng Kari Volk Cheryl Welty Kathy Welty Lyle Welty GETTING AROUND If you are interested in finding out more about Alaska, talk to Lori Evans. Because Lori's grandparents line in Anchorage, Alaska, she has had the privilege of visiting Anchorage twice. When asked about her trips, each about three weeks long, she said it was fun.” While there, she went salmon fishing, saw Portage Glacier, and shopped. She says Anchorage has at least eight malls. When asked what it was like in general, she said, the people are just like everyone else, though there is more racial variety there. Lori has one brother, Jimmy, and lives in the country. Her hobbies are swimming, reading, photography, sewing, and playing volleyball. She also plays two instruments, the flute and the piano. Her favorite classes are English and Home Economics. 73 FACULTY This year the faculty was given a survey on their interests and hobbies. Some gave similar answers such as their favorite color but some gave unusual and ex- otic answers such as their favorite place for a vacation. Hopefully, you will learn fascinating things about these people that we converse with everyday. QUESTIONAIRE 1. What is your favorite day of the week? 2. What do you like most about BCHS? 3. What is your pet peeve? 4. What is your favorite color? 5. What is your favorite TV show? 6. What is your favorite sport? 7. What is your favorite vacation spot? 8. What do you enjoy doing during your spare time? 9. What is your favorite saying? Nice conference? Grading Caesar tests? Boy, have I changed! Do you understand. Janet? Could we have a pass to go 74 Mr. Michael Napp Superintendent Mr. Napp, superintendent of the Brown County School District is a very interesting person. He likes the positive behavior of the staff and kids of B.C.H.S. His favorite day is Saturday and he spends most of it being with his family. Since his favorite sport is basketball he equally enjoys watching CBS Sports. One of Mr. Napp’s favorite saying is “if you can’t say anything good about someone, then don’t say it at all”. 1 Mr. Merle Kenady Principal Mr. Kenady, principal of Brown County High School, is a person that loves nature and outdoor life. In his spare time he works in his garden, plays basketball, and plays with his two children, Brian and Katie. When asked what he liked most about B.C.H.S. his response was that “the kids and their attitudes towards school”. Mr. Kenady also enjoys tuning into the Andy Griffith show whenever possible. His favorite color is blue. Richard Alsup Geometry, Ind. Arts Barbara Burdett Alsup not available Burdett 1. Saturday 2. the students 3. “A” students who settle for “D”s 4 white and blue 5. movies 6. swimming 7. Bahrain 8. reading 9. SSHHHHHI! Science Biology Karen Coleman Bob Greene District Librarian Larry Harshman Choir Dean Hulvey Industrial Arts Coleman 1 Saturday 2 The attitude of most of the people 3. People who deliberately break the law 4 blue 5. Dallas 6 softball 7 Kentucky 8 reading 9. We may give advice, but we cannot inspire the conduct Greene 1 Friday 2 the friendliness of the kids 3 students not trying 4 green 5. Falcon Crest 6. basketball 7 anywhere warm 8. woodcutting, being in a big city 9 I have a dream that all God's children may be free M L King Harshman not available Henry 1 Friday Game Day Go You Hornets 2 the kids are a reflection of the community and this is a great place to live 3. people who think the rules were made for everyone else but them! 4 red 5. Our House 6 football 7. vacation?! what’s that?? 8 sports 9 If this were easy, anyone could do it!!!!! Hulvey 1 Saturday 2. overall student attitude 3. People who think that everything should be given to them 4 green and white 5. Chicago Bears football games 6. football 7. Underhill. Vermont 8. woodworking 9. I can’t believe it!! Hurst 1. Sunday 2. teaching French and working with young people 3. apathy: People who don't care about anything 4 red 5. Jeopardy 6. walking 7. Colorado 8 reading, gardening 9. Vous comprenez?? History Pre-Algebra Psychology Socialogy Jim Henry P.E. Algebra General Math Cecile Hurst Accounting General Business French George Huseman Carol Johnson IL. History World Geography World History Judy Jones Learning Disabilities Suzanne Lerch Business Oriet. Computer Science Sec. Off. Practice Typing Huseman not available Johnson 1. Saturday 2. it is large enough to offer a good education and small enough for everyone to know each other 3. when somebody doesn’t do what they promised to do. 4 blue 5. Cosby Show 6. basketball 7. Florida 8. sports activities 9. let’s go Jones 1. Sunday 2. spirit of cooperation 3. student who do not write down assignments 4 blue 5. Miami Vice 6. basketball 7. my backyard 8 read or watch T V 9. Please be quiet and get to work. Knuth 1. Saturday 2. students (most of them anyway) 3. being asked what my pet peeve is 4 blue 5. Miami Vice 6. wrestling 7. haven’t found out yet!! 8. fishing, reading, listening to music 9. Why me?? Lerch 1. Sunday 2. friendliness 3. watermelon gum 4. blue 5. Cosby Show 6. baseball 7. The Lerch Ranch 8. spending time with my family 9. Horse feathers!!!!! Luker 1. Sunday 2. — 3. — 4. blue 5. Remington Steele 6. basketball 7. — 8. horseback riding 9. — P.E. Pre-Algebra Darren Knuth Ag. Co-Op Verlyn Luker Guidance Counselor 77 Mark Milford 'k Auto Mechanics Mary Myers Clothing, Consumer Ed. Marriage, Parenting Oriet. to Home Ec. Marjorie Parrish English Milford not available Musgrave 1. Thursday 2. the students 3. people who won’t listen 4. gray, blue 5. Cheers! 6. basketball 7. Oshkosh. Wisconsin 8. cutting wood, playing with kids, flying 9. shut er down Myers 1. Friday 2. the friendly and helpful attitude of all the people! 3. People who constantly find fault with their peers 4. yellow 5. Cosby Show and Our House 6. volleyball 7. any place as long as I’m with my family 8. reading, gardening, working with the church youth group 9. It is nice to be important but it is more important to be nice. Good. Better. Best — never let it rest, until the good is better and the better. Best!! Parker 1. Sunday 2. working with the kids, listening to many different opinions of things in the teachers lounge 3. don’t really like thieves, people who make excuses or blame others for their mistakes 4. blue 5. Equalizer, Tarzan 6. basketball or golf 7. Flordia or any golf course 8. hunting, fishing, golfing, spending time with my wife. Diane 9. How much? , pr You’ll be alright Parrish 1. Saturday 2. friendly students 3. lethargicism 4. burgandy 5. L A. LAW 6. golf 7. Florida 8. reading books and magazines 9. God give me the serenity to accept the things, cannot change, the courage to change those things, can and the wisdom to know the difference. Ramsey 1. Saturday 2. class size, enjoy teaching physics and computer science 3. people who live above their income 4. blue 5. It is Written and Mechanical Universe 6. rodeo 7. Colorado 8. riding my motorcar on abandoned railroad tracks, camping 9. Let’s go to Mexico John Musgrave Health Drivers Ed. Rick Parker P.E., World History Lester Ramsey Algebra Computer Science Physics, Trig. Don Rentmeister Ken Steinsultz Algebra I Chemistry Consumer Chemistry Burton Thompson English Jean Zaldivar Art Creative Lettering Rentmeister 1. Friday 2. atmosphere 3. inconsistencies 4. green 5. movies 6. fishing, hunting 7. Hawaii 8. outdoor activities 9. Cogito Engo Sum Steinsultz not available Thompson not available Zabel 1. Satuday 2. the kids 3. Students that lie! And people that do not remove snow off their tail-lights or headlights 4 navy blue 5. Dallas, Falcon Crest. Newhart. 6. softball 7. The Timber 8. jogging 9. “I don't want to hear it” Zaldivar 1. Saturday 2. the art department 3. impatient people 4. blue 5. St. Elsewhere 6. golf 7. Colorado 8. painting and wood carving 9. Do you follow me?” Main squeeze!!!!! Band Becky Zabel English Speech The Revolutionists!!! Wanna take a vacation at 3:09? Our new attire! I’m only going to say it one more time ... Learning new art techniques! Smile Coach! Dee plane, the plane!! We’re having so much fun! It sure is sunny out. STAFF SECRETARIES Janet Miley. Judy Roberts COOKS Sandy Allen. Lila Gallaher. Grete Chapman Working hard. Lila? Greta at work? Smile Leroy! Fun. Fun. Fun!!! Front: Alvin Smith — Bus Maintenance. Bill Noble — Bus Supervisor. Back: Elvin Hashmeyer — Janitor. Bob Shepard — Maintenance. Leroy Passmore — Janitor SPORTS I made it over the first one! Super hugs! I got it! 82 Good pass? Another strike. Tracey? A hole in two? Be there. Mark! Flatten him Steve! You are supposed to standup! What's the funny face about? Push to the outer limits! I hope that goes in! I'm going to make it to third. FootboM Front: Kerry Ransom. Jon Boylen. Jay Holler. Hank Wegs. Mike Hamilton. David Blentlinger. Ken Schuster. Bill Vance. Tim Hodge. Bob Passmore. Shawn Roberts. Mike Hill, Terry Barr. Brian Gallaher Second: Aaron Kassing, Scott Edlin, Jodi Stinson. Jim Limkeman. Dan Hendricks. Dan Ackerman. Troy Roberts. Troy Brierton. Allen McCaskill. Dan Rentmeister. Ben Moore. Brian Hendricks. Shannon McGlasson, Tony Malcomson. Kevin Ransom. Eric Diller Back: Coach Greene. Coach Hewitt. Ron Wort. Lyle Butler. Bob Blentlinger. Eric Kunkel. Mike Logsdon. Eric Ebbing. Todd Koch. Eric Carter. Pat Moorman. Len Wiese. Tony Reische. Andy Ray. Neal Alsup. Coach Parker. Coach Henry Due to the strike last year, most of the football team was lacking in experience this year. This year the team had a fair season. The season started off with a win against Brown County’s rival, Beardstown. Due to several injuries during the season, the team suffered several major losses, but finished the season with three consecutive wins. Every team member put forth their best effort and the future looks promising. Front: Brian Gallaher. Andy Holler. Eric Schenk. Duane Davis. Mike Hill. Bill Caloway. Bill Vance. Shawn Roberts. Bob Passmore. Brian Hester. David Mathewson. Jamie Rensch. Kerry Ransom. Middle: Mike Hamilton. Richard Vieth. Aaron Foster. David Blentlinger. Chris Shaw. Jon Boylen. Ken Schuster. Scott Edlin. Shannon McGlasson. Lyle Welty. Tim Hodge. Mike Howard. Back: Coach Henry. Coach Hewitt. Darin Markert. Kevin Kelly. Mark Johnson. Dan Hendricks. Tony Malcomson. Chris Lucas. Troy Brierton. Tom Hendricks. Rick Sutton. Dan Ackerman. Hank Wegs. Coach Greene. Coach Parker Front: Andy Holler. Eric Schenk. Bill Calloway. Duane Davis. Jamie Rensch. Brian Hester Middle: Kevin Kelly. Aaron Foster. Darin Markert. Lyle Welty. David Mathewson. Richard Vieth. Mike Howard Back: Brian Gallaher. Kerry Ransom. Mark Lewis. Chris Shaw. Tom Henricks. Chris Lucas. Rick Sutton. Mark Johnson. Coach Hewitt. Coach Greene Most Valuable Back Ben Moore Most Valuable Line Pat Moorman Ron Wort Best Defensive Troy Roberts Ben Moore Most Improved Tony Reische Leadership Eric Ebbing Hornet Award Mike Logsdon Brian Henricks Most Valuable Players Jon Boylen — Sophomore Rick Sutton — Freshman VARSITY WE THEY Beardstown 6 0 Riverton 6 19 Warsaw 14 19 Rushville 6 29 Hamilton 0 44 Unity 18 28 Carthage 13 0 Central 28 6 Winchester 33 7 SOPHOMORE Beardstown 0 12 Quincy 0 16 Warsaw 0 22 Rushville 0 6 Hamilton 6 0 Unity 6 40 Carthage 0 18 Central 0 16 FRESHMAN Pittsfield 0 40 Beardstown 0 46 Quincy 0 12 Rushville 0 34 Winchester 20 12 Unity 6 0 Hamilton 0 12 Carthage 0 30 84 Have you hugged your football player today? Let go of me! How about a game of twister? Nice arm! Wat-er you doing. Ben? Reach out and touch someone! Clinging vines? Go for it! Mean Green Stopping Machine Dry heaves? Coach Kent Shaver. Dick Tracy. Derrick Daker. Steve Colgan. Mike Hendricker, Jason Hills Curt Hannig FORE!! GOLF It has been quite a few years since there has been a golf team. The new golf team was coached by Kent Shaver. The team has done very well, considering the lack of experience. It consists of only one senior, one sophomore, and four freshmen. Because most of the members are young, we can look forward to improvement in their games in the future. The team’s record was 7 wins and 6 losses. They won seventh place at the Pittsfield Invitational, fourth place at the regional tournament in Quincy, and they qualified for sectionals at Monmouth. The awards for the golf team were voted on by the team members. The Most Valuable Player award went to Dick Tracy for his outstanding achievements on the greens. Dick’s record is for the low score of 34 (for 9 holes) and 77 (for 18 holes). He qualified for Sectional and State finals. He received eleventh place in state competition. The Most Improved award went to Steve Colgan with an average of 67. Derrick Baker’s average was 45, Jason Hills — 55, Mike Hendricker — 56, and Curt Hannig — 134. They practice and compete at the Rolling Greens Golf Course north of Mt. Sterling. Let’s hope they keep practicing and improve their scores for next year. Foui! DATE M Sept. 5 Quincy 20 Havana 22 Home 23 Rushville 24 Pittsfield 26 Rushville 27 Porta Oct. 2 Rushville 4 Pittsfield 6 Home 7 Havana 9 Regional 14 Sectional 17 18 State Finals AGAINST QND Pittsfield Havana Invitational Pittsfield Beardstown Pittsfield Porta Pittsfield Porta QHS Rushville Porta Invitational Rushville Pittsfield Invitational Rushville Beardstown Havana Bath Rushville i 8b Most Valuable Player Dick Tracy Curt's concentraton! Pul your body into that swing! Tee up that ball straight! I actually hit it? Keep it steady. Is that a power swing? Go swing! Squaring up the ball? Did I hit it? VARSITY Leslie Kropp. Rachel Wade. Melanie Welty, Tracey Shepard, Mrs. McCaskill, Jennifer Boyer. Michelle Downey, Jeanne Blentlinger JUNIOR VARSITY Sheri Ham, Jeri Ham, Mrs. McCaskill, Susie Noble. Heidi Howard, Shelly Wort We're going to punch you! CATCH THE SPIRIT The cheerleaders are kept busy with practicing, ordering uniforms, and fundraisers to pay for camp. The girls attended the UCA camp at Carbondale. They worked hard on mounts, learning new cheers, and spirit ideas. The cheerleaders had several practices and operated a concession stand at the fair, which proved their summer vacation was not all fun and games. They also lost one of their J.V. cheerleaders this year, Jenny Eichelberger. 8fl Catch the wave! Stomp 'em, get down! Why did you say that, sis? Kris McCaskill — Sponsor Front: Jennifer Boyer. Tracey Shepard. Shelly Wort Second: Susie Noble. Sheri Ham. Jeri Ham. Jeanne Blentlinger Third: Michelle Downey. Melanie Welty, Leslie Kropp. Rachel Wade Back: Heidi Howard Power to the HORNETS! I hope you don’t fall. 89 Baiketbaffl The boys’ basketball team had a fairly good season. Good school spirit and great turnouts really boosted the boys’ morale. During regular season play, they played two exceptional games. In the game against Beardstown, they executed good defense and did not make many mistakes. They also hustled for all the loose balls. In the Rock Island Al-leman game they were playing a Double A team. As the team gained confidence, they were able to come back in the third quarter. With the coming of Re-gionals, they thought they had it made, winning their first game against Plymouth with a whopping score of 97-35. The spirits were high as they went into their second game, but soon dropped. The loss to Southeastern, 56-75, ended the season. Front: Coach Parker. Joe Saxer. Brian Henricks. Mark Phillips. Jamie Edlin, Bob Blentlinger. Brian Gallaher. Back: Mike Logsdon. Pat Moorman. Dicy Tracy. Eric Kunkel. Todd Koch. Len Wiese. Kerry Ransom Front: Jon Boylen. Kenny Schuster. Scott Carr. David Blentlinger. Coach Henry Back: Scott Edlin. Troy Brierton. Duane Glasgow. Ed Barfield. Curt Hannig Front: Darren Markert. Michael Howard. Duane Davis. Jami Rensch. Brian Hester. Coach Green Back: Mike Hendricker. Jamie Robson. Steve Colgan. Chris Lucas. Chris Melandez. Ray Rohn l cvU f £opho� u Us FlPihjtuui Most Valuable Plaver WE THEY WE THEY WE THEY Varsity — Dick Tracy Hamilton 48 61 North Greene 60 62 Beardstown — B 52 34 Fresh-Soph. — Jon Boylen Astoria 46 36 Beardstown 58 53 Beardstown — A 59 45 Fresh. — Jamie Robson Meredosia 79 29 Triopia 69 43 Rushville 53 47 Barry 77 49 Pittsfield 51 70 Mason City 55 48 Most Imoroved Rushville 48 66 Hamilton 66 70 Macomb 36 64 Pat Moorman Perry 59 42 Astoria 74 57 Unity — A 44 58 VIT 43 27 Meredosia 68 62 Rushville — A 37 39 Su££.r_gu Payson 42 41 Barry 58 38 Rushville — B 30 26 Mike Logsdon Unity 51 49 Rushville 59 47 Quincy 55 83 Havana 53 51 Perry 79 52 QND — A 56 61 Leadmq Scorer Southeastern 54 57 R.l. Alleman 59 53 QND — B 68 30 Dicy Tracy Triopia 64 39 Orion 42 49 Pittsfield — A 51 56 Warsaw 51 46 VIT 56 61 Pittsfield — B 39 43 Student Athlete Central 62 47 Havana 69 78 Central 45 41 Mike Logsdon Liberty 55 54 Triopia 78 63 Beardstown — B 53 31 Griggsville 55 57 Warsaw 80 60 Beardstown — A 56 64 Assist Leader Pittsfield 46 66 Central 60 55 Hamilton 63 48 Brian Henricks Rushville 50 66 Liberty 62 47 Liberty 29 50 Carthage 59 74 Griggsville 67 63 Astoria 59 36 Reboundinq Beardstown 60 63 Pittsfield 59 66 Unity — A 45 59 Todd Koch Unity 46 51 Rushville 63 49 Quincy 50 78 Carthage 77 63 Mr Defense Beardstown 63 76 Mark Phillips Unity 80 63 Plymouth 97 35 Hornet Award Southeastern 56 75 Mark Phillips 90 Where’d it go? Get that guy. Duane! Lighter than air! Knock 'em dead! Get it. Todd! You’re not getting this ball! It’s MINE! IVtUj Ter Go The Lady Hornet basketball team combined a tough defense and good rebounding to roll to a 17-10 season, and, a Sweet Sixteen appearance. During the regular season play, they won 2nd in the Unity Invitational, but ended up in next to last place in regular Conference play. Their best games were against Pittsfield and Hamilton, even though they LtuLf tfoweHH were both losses. They ended their regular season with a 12-9 record and 1-5 in Conference. They became members of the Sweet Sixteen by upsetting Beardstown in their own Regional 53-51 and then in the Sectionals they defeated Rochester 42-39 and Springfield Ursuline 43-39. They lost in the game against Greenville by 37-51. 92 Move it! Jump Jillybean! Aim high! Way to go Angie! Front: Dawn Schuster. Amy Ormond, Julie Goudschaal, Amy Clifford, Angie Kindhart. Denise Fink. Lori Winner, Hannah Koch. Coach Martin. Sammie Ham Back: Stacey Welty, Beth Wort. Jennifer Lerch. Judy Gross, Missy Parker, Tara Salrin, Jennifer Quinn, Tara Barr Put it up. Jennifer! J.V. Huddle Junior l a lCGf (15-6) OPPONENT WE THEY Rushville 34 37 Triopia 34 15 Quincy (QND) 21 32 Griggsville 35 17 Pittsfield 38 39 Beardstown 30 45 Winchester 27 29 North Greene 33 29 Colchester 41 28 Pittsfield 37 13 Beardstown 47 33 Meredosia 46 36 Unity 36 25 Hamilton Cancelled Central Cancelled ISD 42 16 Meredosia 38 30 Hamilton 44 35 V.I.T. 37 26 Warsaw 46 41 Carthage 43 63 Bluffs 42 29 Central 31 22 M V.P. Angie Kindhart Front: Angie Kindhart, Tracey Shepard. Hannah Koch. Chris Lurtz, Amy Wilson Back: Coach Johnson. Tara Salrin. Jennifer Lerch. Cris Peacock. Jill McDaniel. Rita Roberts Rebound Hornets! 4 on 1?? Vmtit U7-10) OPPONENT WE THEY Rushville 47 55 Triopia 42 28 Payson 58 48 Perry 54 49 Winchester 61 32 Colchester 63 20 Pittsfield 44 47 Beardstown 50 73 Meredosia 54 44 Unity 54 55 Jacksonville 50 39 Meredosia 53 48 Hamilton 46 58 V.l.T. 57 35 Warsaw 65 53 Carthage 37 79 Bluffs 48 54 Central 47 57 Unity Invitational Central 31 43 Unity 41 40 West Pike 56 19 OPPONENT Beardstown Reoional WE THEY Jacksonville 40 32 Perry 51 48 Beardstown Mason Citv Sectional 53 51 Rochester Springfield- 42 39 Ursuline Carlinville Suoersection 43 39 Greenville 37 51 M V.P. Rita Roberts 93 Front: Eric Schenk, Daren Barfield, Matt Hadden. Dan Rentmeister, Middle: Michelle Vance, Rick Sutton, Bruce Schrieber. Dan Hendricks, Steve Williams. Mr. Knuth Back: Pam Bowen, Travis Taylor, Ben Moore. Dan Ackerman, Tom Hendricks, Randy Morrison, Linda DeJaynes The wrestling season was exciting for everyone. The team won three of their meets out of twenty. Their wins were against Q.N.D., Manito-Foreman, and Buffalo Tri-City. During the season, Ben Moore had the most pins over-all and the quickest pin (16 seconds). Ben also received the Most Valuable Player Award. Dan Received the Most Takedowns award for 38 TD’s, and, also received the Most Improved award. Steve Williams received the Mr. Hustle award. Dan Rentmeister and Ben Moore both qualified for Regionals and Sectional in their weight classes. Dan received fifth place at Sec- tionals. Ben received second, which qualified him for state competition. At State, he ranked in the top twelve 185 pounders in Illinois. Pu « WE THEY Delevan 21 48 Farmington 30 39 Peoria Spaulding 0 69 Central 24 48 Porta 27 40 Macomb 17 42 QND 48 39 Manito-Foreman 54 48 ISD 18 48 Green Valley 24 27 Pleasant Plains 22 28 Carlinville 6 66 Taylorville 24 42 Buffalo Tri-City 24 16 ISD 18 54 Pittsfield 29 32 Alton-Marquette 30 40 Hamilton 18 42 Dallas City 6 52 Central 24 39 94 Dan Rentmeister Most Takedowns Most Improved Steve Williams Mr. Hustle Ben Moore Most Pins Quickest Pin Most Valuable Player Get 'em. Dan! Good take down! Great determination! You arg going over! The team had an exciting year in regular season play with a 14-10 record. The Freshmen ended with a 2-1 record. In Conference play, they had an even 6 win — 6 loss record. They entered the Regional games with high spirits but suffered a loss in their first game to Payson (3-12). The Most Valuable Player award went to Brian Hen-ricks as pitcher, and Mike Hill received the Most Improved award. Eric Kunkel had 33 Runs Batted In and Jamie Edlin had Earned Run Average at 4.94. a Front: Mike Hill. Jon Boylen. Mike Montgomery. Brian Hester Middle: Kevin Kelly. Mike Howard. Kenny Schuster. Mike Newell. Mark Johnson Back: Coach Parker. Jamie Edlin, Randy Evans. Eric Kunkel. Jamie Robson. Brian Henricks. Kirk McClelland Pittsfield WE 10 THEY 7 Barry 14 6 Beardstown 1 2 Liberty 2 9 Winchester 9 7 Unity 1 6 Rushville 0 13 Rushville 3 8 Central 8 7 Central 5 4 Unity 4 6 Industry 12 1 Liberty 7 4 Warsaw 4 2 Warsaw 3 7 Perry 8 2 Colchester 3 7 Carthage 10 3 Carthage 13 8 Hamilton 1 13 Hamilton 13 12 SOUTHEASTERN TOURNAMENT WE THEY Griggsville 12 2 Southeastern 2 6 Hamilton Forfeit REGIONAL Payson 3 FRESHMEN 12 Quincy 6 11 17 2 13 1 AWARDS Most Improved Mike Hill Runs Batted In Eric Kunkel Earned Run Average Jamie Edlin Most Valuable Player Brian Henricks Jamie Edlin working on his 4.94 E.R.A. Eric Kunkel earns his 33 R.B.I’s. Another one bits the dust at the hand of Mike Newell. 97 Softbaffl Coach Johnson is very happy with the way the softball team has played this year. They received second in conference play with a 5-7 record. This was an improvement over last year. Their fielding and batting has made a large difference in their season. Next year is also predicted as a very good year as all the players except one will be returning. The only senior was Chris Lurtz. The three leading batters of this season were catcher — Amy Wilson, batting .481, pitcher — Cris Peacock, batting .406, and, shortstop — Tracey Shepard, batting .400. The team average for batting is over .300. Ok. I'm ready! Front: Michelle Vance. Tara Barr. Tracey Shepard. Amy Ormond. Petrina Riesche Middle: Stacey Winner. Vicki Powell. Beth Ebbing. Chris Lurtz. Julie Shepard. Beth Wort. Susie Noble. Fawn Foote. Lorie Winner Back: Mike Logsdon. Rachel Wade. Amy Wilson, Cris Peacock, Judy Gross. Missy Parker. Rita Roberts. Angie Heaton. Angie Kindhart, Coach Johnson Griggsville WE 8 THEY 4 Pittsfield 17 7 Virginia 10 11 Beardstown 0 10 Warsaw 14 4 Warsaw 20 11 Carthage 1 7 Carthage 1 11 Perry 12 5 Winchester 5 20 Rushville 13 2 Rushville 13 2 Central 5 13 Central 7 17 Hamilton 0 21 Hamilton 1 14 Industry 7 8 Liberty 7 5 Unity 10 ii Unity 7 6 Griggsville 11 13 REGIONALS WE THEY Industry 17 7 Rushville 5 4 Beardstown 0 13 AWARDS Most Improved Angie Heaton Most Consistent Tracey Shepard Most Valuable Player Ratting Champ Amy Wilson Determination! Oh no. I can't reach it! 99 TiacJc This year's track team proved it was a force to be reckoned with. The boys turned in some of their best times at sectionals. Terry Barr just missed in the 200m dash by a fraction of a second qualifying for state competition. Troy Roberts also just missed qualifying in the shot and discus. Aaron Kassing and Darren Marked ran their best times ever. The girls took first in the 400m relay and second in the 800m and 1600m relays. Hannah Kch, Tara Sal-rin, Jennifer Quinn, Tara Barr, and Laura Vining were members of the relay teams. Tara Barr qualified in the 100m dash and Missy Parker in the high jump. They all advanced to state competition. Front: Curt Hannig, Laura Vining, Tara Salrin. Shelly Wort, Mary Jo Baughman. Tersa Kassing. Joe Saxer. Troy Roberts Middle: Aaron Foster. Terry Barr. Chris Lucas, Aaron Kassing, Ron Wort, Steve Williams, Darren Marked. Duane Davis Back: Stacy Welty. Ann Glasgow. Dana Helmreich, Jennifer Lerch, Missy Parker. Judy Gross, Rita Roberts. Jennifer Quinn, Hannah Koch, Tara Barr, Coach Greene WEST CENTRAL CONFERENCE AWAROC Tara Barr 200m Dash Third Troy Roberts Shot Put Second MOST POINTS Missy Parker High Jump Second Terry Barr 200m Dash First Terry Barr Rita Roberts Shot Put Third Steve Williams , Tara Barr Rita Roberts Discus First Troy Roberts 600m relay Third Tara Barr Hannah Kocl Tara Salrin Tara Barr Jennifer Quim Jennifer Quinn Hannah Koch Laura Vining Michelle Dormire 100m Dash 400m relay m relay •1600m relay First First First Second Terry Barr Joe Saxer - Most Improved Aaron Kassing Shelly Wort MOST CONSISTENT Troy Roberts Rita Roberts HORNET AWARD Ann Glasgow 100 Why did she say that? CLUBS ART BIOLOGY CHOIR ENSEMBLE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA JUNIOR ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY CLUB NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICE CAPETS PEP CLUB RAMBLER STUDENT ACTION FOR EDUCATION SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT STINGER STUDENT COUNCIL THE JOURNEY VARSITY CLUB This is very boring. 102 I am waiting tor your answer! We ar§ enthused. You took me by surprise! I think we should ... Marvalous darling! This is fun! Everybody listening? I knew you were going to do that. And that is how it is. The ART CLUB is involved in many activities throughout the year. One of their projects is a banner for the Homecoming Parade. They also placed entries in the Town Country Art Show and Regional and decorated windows of downtown business’s for St. Patricks Day. The Art Club painted most of the scenery for the musical “Music Man” presented by the Choir and scenery for various other dances. Their field trip was to Western Illinois Univ. and Haeggan Pottery. The BIOLOGY CLUB sponsored a fund raiser of selling suckers and M M's. They also provided prizes for the Science Fair. Their field trip was to Chicago where they visited the Museum of Science Industry and the Shedd Aquarium. The CHOIR and ENSEMBLE decided to put on a major project this year. The musical Music Man” was presented in April and May following several weeks of practice. In addition to the play, they also presented their usual seasonal prefor-mances. Bored? Don't be shy! Ait CJub Biology Ctub Front: Tina Ritter, Kari Volk, Jeannie Woodworth, Lisha Newell. Kathy Phillips. Kay Bemis, Middle: Mrs. Zaldizar. Amy Clifford, Carissa Holler. Neisa O’Connell. Barb Yeakel, Colleen Schrieber. Theresa Huddleston Back: Steve Williams Scott Carr. Allen McCaskill, Randy Morrison. Ann Glasgow, Randy Sitze. Sherlyn Reische. 104 P. Reische, A. Ormond. T. Barr, R. Banta. D. Davis. D. Schuster, E. Schenk. J. Rensch Second: R. Bowen. K. Bemis. L. Logsdon, R. Veith, J. Barrington, L. Winner. C Schrieber Third: M. Hill, D. Gobel, R. Kendrick, H. Harris, D. Helmreich, A Goben, J. Goudschaal, S. Welty, H. Burdett Fourth: M McClelland, M Ross. L. Butler, B. Reische. C. Newell, K. Codner, H. Koch. B. Ebbing, M. Dormire, L. Elsie Fifth: Mrs. Burdett, S. Wort, T. Slocum, R. Baker. J. Quinn, K. Alsup, H. Howard, T. Shepard Sixth: L. Kropp, K. Gustafson, L. Lawrence, M. Reische. G. Lawrence, C. Peacock. A. Wilson. L. Elsie, M. Hendricks Back: T. Salrin, A. Glasgow. J. Gross. C. Melendez, E. Barfield. C. Wagner, J. Lerch, S. Hufnagel. T. Kassing, E. Carter Front: Kathy Bemis, Betsy Barfield, Kari Volk, Janette Ratcliff. Misty Martin. Mindy Burnett. Dawn Schuster Second: Kay Bemis. Melinda Ross. Michelle Zimmerman. Kris Dunbar. Shelly Burnett. Vicki Powell. Michele Vance Back: Susie Noble. Norma Diller. Jennifer Lerch. John Dormire. Derrick Baker. Chris Lurtz, Lisha Newell. Mr. Harshman Front: Susie Noble. Vicki Powell. Melinda Ross. Middle: Shelly Burnett. Jennifer Lerch. Lisha Newell. Back: Mindy Burnett. Norma Diller. Chris Lurtz Stars of the musical Eric Carter and Norma Diller. Your hair is like ... I want his credentials! The F.F.A. is involved in several contests throughout the year. In addition to their national and state competitions, they also sponsor local events. These events include: the slave auction, the barn yard zoo, the annual banquet, and the Barn Dance, co-sponsored with the Student Council. The F.H.A. tried some new ventures as well as the old ones. They designed and fitted costumes for the play, made curtains for the cafeteria, made and wrapped gifts for Children Family Services, and served a banquet for the Home Extension Office. They also sponsored a Prom Dress Consignment Shop with H.E.A. Their fundraiser was selling candy. J.E.T.S. attended the annual T.E.A.M.S. competition at John Wood Community College. Eric Ebbing received Second in individual competition and the team received Third. Their field trip was to Chicago, where they visited the Museum of Science Industry, Sears Tower and Omni Max Theatre. The LIBRARY CLUB is responsible for various duties in the Media Center. They include: checking in and out materials for faculty and students, processing new materials and the mail, filing cards in the card catalog, making needed repairs to materials in the Media Center, and keeping the shelves in order. Are you sure that's right? Futim Fcumma Of Aut iUui Futiuw h outeutakm Of Auwtica Front: Jaimee Barrington. Darren Bartield. Doug Reich, Joe Saxer, Joe Gieker, Aaron Kassing. Andy Ray. Second: Ron Barrington. Mark Johnson, Mr. Knuth. Rob Banta, Brian Hester, Kris Dunbar. Linda DeJaynes. Andy Holler. Ray Rohn, Brad Kerker Third: Pam Bowen. Jay Holler. David Blentlinger. John Dormire, Scott Smith, Terry Houston, Brian Jones Back: Jerry Kauffman. Mike Ensley. Mike Hendricker, Chris Rensch. Tom Hendricks. Bob Blentlinger. Thad Kerker. George Hilburn Front: Julie Ray, Heather Reische. Mary Reische, Melanie Welty. Chris Salrin, Mrs. Myers, Second: Janet Gaines. Tabby Lashbrook. Mary Baughman. Robin Kendrick, Shawn Schenk. Stacy Winner, Dawn Schuster Third: Kris Dunbar. Barb Yeakel, Mary Hendricks, Stephanie Clark. Lora Wolf, Angela Kemper Back: Kathy Welty. Kim Gustafson. Linda Walker. Janet Harper, Pam Bowen, Stacee Thomas 106 Alright, who do we listen to? Hard at work. Jodi? Junior EtujiMMHuuj TppJuwfoqU'xtl Society Libwig Club Front: Kevin Alsup. Jaimee Barrington. Shelly Wort. Becky Barfield. Jo lene Wolf. Chris Lurtz. Sara Ormond. Kristen Schenk Second: Eric Ebbing. Dan Rentmeister, Ron Wort. Kelly Codner. Amy Wilson. Jennifer Quinn. Brian Gallaher. Third: Angie Heaton. Jeanne Blentlinger. Carissa Holler. Norma Diller. Lisa Elsie. Shelly Burnett. Angel Hester. Mr. Rentmeister Fourth: Sarah Hufnagel. Teresa Kassing. Mark Phillips. Bill Vance. Jamie Edlin, Cris Peacock Back: John Campbell. Ben Moore. Mike Logsdon. Eric Carter. Bruce Schrieber. Todd Slocum. Tara Salrin. Jill McDaniel Front: Monica McClelland. Heather Brudett. Jodi Grover. Dana Helm-reich. Back: Miss Coleman. Stacy Winner. Mindy Burnett. Jane McClelland. Shawn Schenk 107 The NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY sold candy canes as a fund raiser to raise funds for their induction ceremony. The N.H.S. members are available to other students for tutoring. The OFFICE CADETS perform various duties in the office for faculty and students. The duties include: keeping daily attendance records, answering the phone, running errands, operating the copy machine, selling lunch tickets, selling supplies, and filling out excuses. The PEP CLUB has sponsored several fund raisers throughout the year. The two major ones were a Fish Fry and a Chili Supper. They also held a 50’s Dance during the winter with a Fifties theme. The Pep Club is supposed to cheer at all home football and bas- ketball games. They attended a pizza skating party in the spring. The RAMBLER Staff is in charge of the production of the school yearbook. They are also responsible for raising all the funds to pay for the yearbook and their supplies and equipment. As well as their weekly meetings to work on page production, they are also responsible for selling advertising, fund raisers, the actual sale of the yearbooks, and attending various functions at the school to take pictures and gather information for stories. The Annual Rambler Party is held each September for the Distribution of the past year’s book. Members also attend camp each summer to learn new trends and patterns in yearbook production. Are you sure you want this typed? Office, CadeH Front: Julie Ray, Michelle Downey. Mrs Roberts Middle: Jaimee Barrington. Sara Ormond. Dana Helmreich. Heidi Harris Back: Janet Miley. Jeanette Kemper. Renee Bowen First Semester Natumaf flotm Society Second Semester Front: Jaimee Barrington, Rita Roberts. Leslie Kropp. Norma Diller. Sara Ormond Middle: Jill McDaniel. Ront Wort, Carissa Holler. Mary Reische. Cris Peacock Back: Dan Rentmeister. Mike Logsdon. Eric Carter, Ben Moore. Brian Marked, Mr. Huseman Front: Judy Roberts. Julie Ray. Laura Rohn. Sara Ormond, Janet Miley Back: Jeanette Kemper. Michelle Downey. Laura Vining, Dana Helmreich. Heidi Harris, Carol Dobbs 108 Who are were supposed to cheer for? Pep Club First: J. Quinn. A. Kindhart. K. Codner. T. Kassing, T. Salrin. C. Peacock, J. Gross. J. Lerch Second: K. McClelland. S. Edlin, D. Ackerman. B. Monroe. K. Kelly. D. Davis. E. Schenk. J. Rensch Third: A. Kassing. J. Boylen. T. Barr. M. Pulse. C. Melandez. D. Blentlinger. K. Alsup. Fourth: R. Wort. D. Rentmeister. B. Schrieber. J. Gieker, J. Edlin. B. Marked. D. Barfield. B. Vance Fifth: J. Robson. B. Blentlinger. A. McCaskill. B. Moore. E. Kunkel. T. Brierton. N. Alsup Sixth: C. Wagner. E. Barfield. M. Logsdon. D. Tracy. J. Campbell, L. Wiese. D. Glasgow. E. Ebbing, P. Moorman First- S Wort A Goben B Ebbing. B. Wort. D. Helmriech. C. Dobbs. L. Front: Leslie Kropp. Allen McCaskill. Jill McDaniel. Debbie Woodworth. Franklin M Scranton. D. Gobel. S. Winner Second: M Hendricks. S. Miss Coleman Back: Vicki Powell. Heather Burdett. Judy Gross. Charles Noble. L. Logsdon. M. Blair. R. Bowen, J. Goudschaal. S. Welty. A. Wagner. Heidi Harris. Dana Helmreich. Kevin Alsup Ormond, Mrs. McCaskill Third: D. Schuster. J. Ham. J. Quinn. D. Volk. T. Ritter. L. Hall, L. Logsdon. L. Winner, M. Burnett Fourth: K. Elledge. C. Schrieber. J. Woodworth. A. McCullough. H. Koch. H. Howard. B. r Reische. C. Newell. R. Miller Fifth: M. Ritter. K. Phillips. L. Riutzel. J. Logsdon. L. Crenshaw. M. Collins. K. Schenk J McDaniel. 1 Wolfe. C Lurtz A Howard. B. Barfield Sixth: M. Zimmerman. S. Ham. J. Sheperd. L. Vinmg. S. Ormond. B. Barfield. J. Ray. J. Blentlinger. M Downey. N O'Connell. M. Dormire. T. Barr Seventh: M Welty. L. Butler. R. Roberts. A. Wilson. R. Wade. L. Newell. L. Rolf S. Schenk J. McCle land. L. Elsie. M McClelland. L. Hall Eighth: R. Baker. T. Shepard. T. Huddleston. J. Grover. K. Gustafson. A. Glasgow. B. Yeakel. J. Boyer. L. opp. Heaton. F. Foote The major activity of the S.A.E. is to produce their annual Birthday Calendar. It lists the date of each student and faculty members birthday. Their field trip this year was to Nauvoo. They also did student teaching at the grade schools. The SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT team participated in the WGEM Area Wide Academic Quiz Bowl Contest. The team was defeated in the second round against Quincy High School after winning the first round against Griggsville. The STINGER worked on the school newspaper, but, it was not published. The STUDENT COUNCIL sponsor a blood mobile drive and a Barn Dance. The dance was co-spon-sored with the F.F.A. They also sponsored the Sweetheart Ball each year. Their field trip was to St. Louis where they saw a ball game, The Arch, Union Station, and visited the University of Missouri. Having a good jam session? Ah! What a smile! Action Fon, Eduction EctuxA Of Tlaxigtit t First. Michelle Downey, Jeannie Blentlinger. Shelly Burnett. Sara Or- Front: Mr, Musgrave. Eric Ebbing, Eric Carter, Mike Logsdon. Mr. Huse-mond. Rachel Wade. Stephanie Clark, Mr. Thompson. Second: Shawn man, Back: Ben Moore, Dan Rentmeister Schenk, Renee Bowen. Carol Dobbs. Jodi Grover. Mary Hendricks. Shawn Fink. Third: Jane McClelland. Angela Kemper, Janette Kemper. Kathy Phillips, Melissa Blair, Cris Peacock, Kelly Codner, Melanie Welty. Fourth: Jennifer Lerch, Jolene Wolfe. Chris Lurtz, Allen McCaskill, Jill McDaniel, Kristen Schenk, Carol Howard 110 Me. a writer??? Let those thoughts flow! Front: Mrs. Lerch. Lora Rolf. Jeanette Kemper. Allen McCaskill. Carol Howard Back: Kathy Phillips. Jennifer Lerch. Chris Lurtz. Jolene Wolfe Studedt Coumci Front: Allen McCaskill, Julie Ray. Jon Boylen. Dan Rentmeister, Ben Moore. Mr Luker Middle: Jennifer Lerch. Lori Winner. Tara Barr. Dana Helmreich. Renee Bowen. Ron Wort. Chris Melendez Back: Carol Howard. Mark Phillips. Sara Ormond. Michelle Downey, Mike Logsdon in THE JOURNEY held several writing contests through the year. The areas where Fantasy, Poetry, Science Fiction, and a Liar’s Tale. They also produced the annual edition of The Journey in the spring The VARSITY CLUB went to St. Louis this year to see a St. Louis Blues Ice Hockey Game at the Arena. Your story isn't that good! Looking for a win! Tla Jowuuey 1 aUcfy Club Front: Michelle Downey. Allen McCaskill, Shelly Burnett. Becky Barfield Back: Mrs. Parish, Linette Ritzel. Jennifer Logsdon. Michelle Vance Front: Amy Wilson. Jennifer Quinn. Stacy Welty. Jennifer Lerch. Tara Salrin. Shelly Wort. Jeanne Blentlinger Second: Becky Barfield. Jill McDaniel. Carol Howard. Angie Kindhart. Rita Roberts. Angie Heaton. Ann Glasgow. Melanie Welty Third: Hannah Koch. Michelle Downey, Rachel Wade. Tracey Shepard. Jennifer Boyer. Leslie Kropp, Eric Kunkel, Dick Tracy. Bob Blentlinger Fourth: Allen McCaskill. Teresa Kassing. Joe Saxer. Ed Barfield. Mike Logsdon. Jon Boylen. Ron Wort. Dan Rentmeis-ter Back: Kristen Schenk. Chris Lurtz. Cris Peacock. Tony Reische. Pat Moorman. Eric Ebbing. Ben Moore. Len Weise, Brian Callaher 112 Front: Mindy Burnett. Leslie Kropp, Kelly Codner. Jennifer Quinn. Amy Wilson. Shelly Wort. Scott Hall. Heidi Harris Middle: Amy Dillard. Fawn Foote. Beth Ebbing. Jeanne Blentlinger. Julie Shepard. Dawn Gobel. Kevin Alsup, Jolene Wolfe Back: Laura Vining. Judy Gross. Tara Salrin. Teresa Kassing. Randy Morrison. Brent McDaniel. Angie Goben, Nicki Scranton Front: Sara Hufnagel. Todd Slocum. Beth Wort. Michelle Downey. Melinda Ross Middle: Rachel Wade. Rita Roberts. Missy Parker. Jennifer Boyer. Heidi Howard Back: Chris Lurtz. Cris Peacock. Ron Wort. Allen McCaskill. David Liggett, Brian Gallaher Front: Kim Elledge. Stacy Winner. Lisa Jaquesh. Michelle Zimmerman. Michelle Dormire Back: Monica McClelland. Jodi Grover. Colleen Schrieber. Amy Clifford. 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Grade Unit Teacher xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx A TIME FOE CHANGE THE END KEY TO COMMENTS 1 Uses Time Effectively 2 Careful, Accurate Work 3 Works Satisfactorily 4 Courteous and Cooperative 5 Finds Work Difficult 6 Poor Daily Preparation 7 Poor Test Work 8 Required Work Not Complete 9 Failure to Do Make Up Work 10 Is Disturbing Influence 11 Wastes Time 12 Is Improving 13 Parent Teacher Conference Requested 132