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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1988 volume:

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The feeling of accomplishment, and the recognition of it, is the best reward you can get. fimuk About Opening KeVin Alsup aking a break from studies Koch doing her homework AMuk About Jennifer playin' n cards8 Or°ani2in0 her n0te Kemy actually working in class Lori contemplating her work L diff lassroom at are all quite Some people classroom is a p play, but, others a place to work classrooms, the sphere is pretty n itudes erentJ feel the ace to see it as atmo-ce and nd en oy jok-with you. The preny ia ing aroun students e pretty good lasses to in most out your classmates your not be Mr. Rah ovided he privi- of school life would fun. There are those certain ones that are really special to you and help you when you need. The classroom can be a fun place you don't abuse leges. Make to most your school life for once it's gone, you can't get it back, and. it's teed you will miss it xtra-Curricular activi ties are an important part of school and one that many people take part in. How many people do you know that participate in various sports and clubs? All of these are extra-curricular activities and it takes a lot of dedication to balance homework and one or more extra-curricular activities. Some people like to be in extra-curricular activities but then can't find the time to do their homework, while others consider it a challenge to try and juggle both. If they have a positive attitude, they can usually pull it off. Chris Lucas was asked how he managed home-irk and extra-curricular ivities and he stated it he did his homework Tina Lenover snoots while Colleen Quinn and Colleen Schrieber on. I -.f t think e the activ- I -■ ® - I Derrick Bake the school and in his spare time plays golf both for Despite his crutches. Bob Blent esoo once' Curt Boylen makes a great catch on third. The volleyball team huddles before the game. Rachel Wade swings for a hit. ■ Angie Kindhart stretches for the ball Rita Roberts and Tracey Shepard wander where the play is. Eric Kunkel punting the ball Sports Tracey Shepard shoots a lay-up. Shana Wilson and Jeri Ham telling the team to fight Lofi Winner reaches for the ball. The Brown County football team had a fair season. The Varsity had an overall record of four wins and five losses. The Sophomores won only one game during their season. Though the team did not have a winning record the spirit and effort throughout the season did not decrease. All of the team members worked very hard and put forth a supreme effort. Front: Mark Howard. Eric Laning. Jack Cassady. Nathan Boyer. Danny Behymer. Richard Garthaus. Mike Johnson Back: Coach Rahe. Curt Boylen, Shane Beddingfield. Jason Marked. Kenny Blentlinger. Aaron Newell. Travis Foster. Coach Parker. Randy Evans trying to make a first down. Front: Brian Hester. Mark Howard. Eric Laning. Jack Cassady. Danny Behymer. Richard Garthaus. Mike Johnson. Duane Davis Middle: Curt Boylen. Shane Beddingfield, Jason Baker. Kenny Blentlinger. Aaron Newell. Travis Foster. Nathan Boyer Back: Coach Rahe, Mike Howard. Jason Marked. Kevin Kelly. Chris Lucas. Chris Shaw. Thad Kerker, Lyle Welty, Coach Parker Front: Brian Hester. Jon Boylen. Lyle Welty. Jason Markert. Chris Shaw. Hank Wegs. Tim Hodge. Shawn Roberts. Mike Hill. Duane Davis Middle: Brian Gallaher, Randy Evans. Kevin Kelly, David Blentlinger. Thad Kerker Aaron Kassing. Kenny Schuster. Neal Alsup. Eric Diller. Andy Ray. Dan Hendricks. Mike Howard. Joe Sargent Back Coach Rahe. Coach Parker. Bob Blentlinger, Eric Kunkel. Len Wiese. Chris Lucas. Doug Riech. Troy Brierton. Joe Jennings, John Orrison. Ron Wort. Coach Henry Chris Lucas catches the ball in a flying leap. Jon Boylen makes a touchdown The other team is no match for the Hornets. OPPONENT M THEY VARSITY (4-5) Beardstown 0 3 Riverton 24 20 Warsaw 12 6 Rushvie 24 8 Hamit on 0 35 Unity 8 3 Carthoge 6 26 Central 6 36 Winchester 6 8 SOPHOMORES (1-7) Beardstown 0 54 Unity 0 15 Warsaw 0 6 Rushvie 0 22 Hamiton 12 0 Macomb 0 12 Carthage 0 38 Central 0 16 FRESHMAN (0-7) Pittsfield 0 24 Beardstown 0 34 Quincy H S 6 24 Rushvie 0 34 Unity 0 22 Hamilton 6 20 Carthoge 6 12 AWARDS MOST VALUABLE LINE Ron Wort — Eric Kunkel MOST VALUABLE BACK Len Wiese MOST VALUABLE Sophomore — Lyle Welty Freshman — Eric Laning BEST DEFENSE Eric Kunkel MOST IMPROVED Doug Reich LEADERSHIP Aaron Kassing HORNET AWARD Andy Ray Football The 1987 Golf season went fairly well. They had some new talent as well as the team we already knew. Derrick Baker had a good season along with new comer Mike Johnson. All in all the season went well and we hope to see many more good seasons in the future. Kent Shaver — Coach. Mike Johnson, Nathan Boyer. Todd Slocum. Steve Colgan. Jason Hills. Derrick Baker Jason and Derrick walking to the green. OPPONENTS Havana-Bath Auburn QHS-Beardstown Porta QHS-QND Havana Tournament Pittsfield-Beardstown JHS-Springfield Griffin Porta Tournament Pittsfield-JHS Rushville Pittsfield Tournament Rushville-Mason City Green vie w-Porta-Springfield Griffin Rochester Regional at Quincy Team Record 2-17-1 Team Match Average 201 Team Tournament Average 427 Best Team Match Score 194 Best Team Tournament 402 Lowest Individual Match Score Derrick Baker 36 Lowest Individual Tournament Derrick Baker 86 AVERAGES INDIVIDUAL MATCH TOURN. Derrick Baker 42 90 Todd Slocum 59 125 Jason Hills 47 104 Steve Colgan 53 108 Mike Johnson 49 118 Nathan Boyer 60 130 AWARDS MOST IMPROVED Todd Slocum MOST VALUABLE Derrick Baker Golf RESULTS 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-2 1-1 0-2 0-2 0-1 1-1-1 0-3 0-1 1987 was the first year for Lady Hornet Volleyball at Brown County High School. Since many were not very experienced at the sport, they did not have a winning season. But, the Lady Hornets kept their spirit high and their attitudes were good throughout the season. They all showed great effort and ability at handling the ball. They all made improvement throughout the season. HORNETS HORNETS hornet HORNETr HORNET' H)RNET$ Front: Amy Wilson. Hannah Koch, Tracey Shepard. Stacy Winner, Julie Goudschaal Back: Coach Carol Johnson. Angie Kindhart. Rachel Wade, Judy Gross. Tara Salrin, Rita Roberts VARSITY 3-19 iRNtf HORNETS iORNE7i HORNE IT HORNETS 'iORNE’J mm Front Shana Wilson, Mindy Burnett. Vicki Powell, Lorie Winner. Janet Gaines. Tara Barr. Kathy Grover Back: Coach Carol Johnson. Heather Burdett. Michele Zimmerman. Colleen Quinn. Colleen Shrieber. Michelle Dormire. Kim Elledge. Kari Volk Janet setting up for the ball. Amy Wilson trys for a point. Scoring another point is Tracey Shepard OPPONENT 1 2 3 Industry 02-15 01-15 Barry 00-15 02-15 Winchester 04-15 00-15 Astoria 07-15 03-15 West Pike 01-15 10-15 Hamilton 01-15 03-15 Perry 15-13 06-15 15-13 Bluffs 13-15 07-15 Griggs v«e 15-07 07-15 15-10 Carthoge 00-15 13-15 Unity 00-15 07-15 Rush vie 00-15 01-15 Uberty 01-15 07-15 Warsaw 02-15 09-15 Central 01-15 00-15 ISO 14-16 13-15 Bluffs 09-15 06-15 liberty Invitational Southeastern 02-15 04-15 Perry 15-12 15-12 Pittsfield 03-15 02-15 Perry 15-13 09-15 12-15 Southeastern Regional Beardstown 02-15 01-15 JUMOR VARSITY 2-18 OPPONENT 1 2 3 industry 04-15 07-15 Barry 00-15 09-15 Wnchester 00-15 12-15 Astono 02-15 01-15 West Pike 02-15 03-15 Hamilton 05-15 05-15 Perry 15-11 15-09 Bluffs 11-15 14-16 Gnggsvie 07-17 02-15 Carthoge 01-15 12-15 Unity 02-15 07-15 Rush vie 01-15 04-15 Liberty 08-15 15-12 06-15 Warsaw 14-16 09-15 Central 00-15 08-15 ISO 10-15 18-16 15-13 Bluffs 15-13 11-15 03-15 Astoria Tournament Astoria 00-15 14-16 Lewiston 07-15 10-15 Central 00-15 12-15 AWARDS MOST VALUABLE Varsity — Rita Roberts J.V. — Tara Barr MOST IMPROVED Stacy Winner MOST CONSISTENT Amy Wilson HORNET AWARD Tracey Shepard Rachel Wade Volleyball The cheerleaders at B.C.H.S. have went through some changes this year, but they are still on top. They started out the year by changing the number of young women they had on the squad. Increasing, from 5 to 8 in junior varsity, and decreasing from 6 to 5 in varsity. After this, just before the football season went into full swing, they received a new sponsor, Bonnie Sorrels. Over the summer they spent one week at UCA's (Universal Cheerleaders Association) summer camp in Carbondale. Illinois. At the camp they won various ribbons and the most outstanding squad award, which is the highest award that can be obtained at UCA. Although they finished their cheerleading season with basketball in the late winter. They have their cheerleading tryouts for next years squad every spring. Leslie Kropp, Jennifer Boyer, Rachel Wade. Heidi Howard. Shelly Wort Jeri Ham, Susie Noble. Sheri Ham, Traci Codner, Fawn Foote, Lisa Hall. Lori Hall. Shana Wilson Shana riding Fawn and Sheri's shoulders The 1987-88 Brown County High School cheerleaders Rachel playing to the crowd. The Varsity and J.V. squads did an outstanding job at their summer camp this year. Participating in the Universal Cheerleading Association's Camp at Carbondale, II., they won the trophy for Best Over-all Squad throughout the camp. This honor was given to them because of their spirit, confidence, and cooperation throughout the week at the camp. All of the cheer-leaers are very proud of their trophy because it has been several years since the last trophy was given to B.C.H.S. The varsity basketball team had a fair season this year with eleven wins and sixteen losses. They had one win and five losses in conference play and made it to regional finals. The Sophomore team had eight wins and twelve losses, with the Freshman team having ten wins and fifteen losses. Almost everybody enjoys a good game and fans love to see the results of the players hard work and stamina play off. Our teams have given us many great memories. Front: Shane Beddingfield, Nathan Boyer, Jack Cassady. Eric Laning. Curt Boylen, Mike Johnson Back: M Reuschel. Darin Sides. Kevin Marked. Jeff Leverton, Kenny Blentlinger. Aaron Walker, Mark Howard Brian Hester shoots over the player guarding him. Both teams are waiting to see if the Hornets score. Basketball Front: Duane Davis, Jamie Rensch. Brian Hester, Kevin Kelly Back: Mr. Henry. Steve Colgan. Chr Melendez, Chris Lucas. Jamie Robson, Mike Hendricker Duane Davis shoots over two opponents who are guarding him. Chris Lucas fights for the ball while Kevin Kelly guards another playi Chris Lucas puts the ball in the hoop as both teams look on. AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Varsity — Jamie Edlin Sophomore — Chris Melendez Fresh. — Kenny Blentlinger MR. DEFENSE Ken Schuster MOST IMPROVED Duane Glasgow HORNET AWARD Len Weise VARSITY 11-16 OPPONENT North Greene Triopia Pittsfield Beardstown Perry Astoria Beardstown Rushville Barry Canton Payson VIT Carthage Havana Triopia Warsaw Central Liberty Griggsville Pittsfield Rushville Meredosia Hamilton Unity Carlinville Augusta. SE Beardstown WE THEY 54 66 55 51 56 71 22 71 70 56 66 52 74 62 69 55 78 45 65 98 48 63 64 47 70 81 66 73 61 72 59 61 62 78 65 81 73 90 48 82 69 66 67 65 62 85 55 57 Regionals 61 50 79 69 42 70 Front Lisa Hulen. Chuck Wagner. Melinda Ross Middle: Jon Boylen. Mike Hendricker. Chris Lucas. Chris Melendez. Jamie Robson. Kenny Schuster Back: Curt Hannig. Scott Carr. Scott Edlin. Bob Blentlinger. Eric Kunkel. Doug Reich. Len Weise. Jamie Edlin. David Blentlinger. Coach Parker AWARDS SUPER SUB Duane Glasgow ASSIST LEADER Scott Edlin LEADING SCORER Eric Kunkel LEADING REBOUNDER Eric Kunkel SOPHOMORE 8-12 OPPONENT WE THEY Perry 67 42 Astoria 34 54 Beardstown 49 83 Rushville 49 41 Barry 53 61 VIT 59 40 Carthage 61 76 Southeastern 58 54 Colchester 66 62 Havana 58 64 Triopia 38 61 Warsaw 53 54 Central 36 44 Liberty 31 71 Griggsville 51 93 Pittsville 44 46 Rushville 55 41 Meredosia 65 61 Hamilton 61 42 Unity 47 52 FRESHMAN 10-15 OPPONENTS WE THEY Rushville B 23 42 A 30 52 Unity A 52 40 Astoria A 44 54 Beardstown B 28 28 A 48 56 Liberty A 33 68 B 18 56 Rushville A 51 57 B 26 20 Quincy A 44 43 Pittsfield A 31 52 B 29 28 Carthage A 42 62 B 35 33 Central A 35 39 B 21 30 Astoria A 57 45 Beardstown A 44 75 B 42 23 Q.N.D. A 43 79 B 28 39 Central A 39 47 Quincy HS A 57 44 Unity A 65 59 Basketball The girls basketball season went very well. The Varsity girls had a good season, winning the Tri-Conference, the Unity Tournament, and 3rd Place in the Lady Tiger Classic. During the Regional Championship game, they lost to the Lady Tigers. The J.V. girls had just as good a season, winning the J.V. Beardstown Tournament and ending the season with an 18-2 record and a 5-1 in conference play. The Varsity team ended the season with a 22-4 record. Missy Parker doing the splits. 1 vbOi Front: Curt Hanning. Neisa O'Connell. Stacy Welty. Hannah Koch. Amy Wilson Back: Coach Johnson. Tara Salrin. Angie Kindhart. Judy Gross. Jennifer Lerch. Cris Peacock. Rita Roberts oHOIV Front: Vicki Powell. Jenny Reffett. Michelle Dormire. Becky Nelson. Denise Fink. Nicki Johnson. Coach Greene Back Colleen Schrieber. Amy Clifford. Beth Wort. Missy Parker. Carla Glasgow. Colleen Quinn. Alicia Goben. Barb McKeown. Lori Winner. Tara Barr Total confusion on the court. Colleen Schrieber makes a play Varsity 22-4 OPPONENTS WE THEY Jacksonville ISD 71 23 Pittsfield 57 47 Rushville 57 56 Triopia 68 32 Payson 67 30 Winchester 71 28 Warsaw 70 59 Beardstown 52 53 Meredosia 51 47 Pleasant Plains 69 25 Unity 66 54 Hamilton 58 70 Central 65 55 QND 86 50 VIT 100 30 Porta 66 63 Bluffs 40 39 Carthage 69 67 Unity Tournament West Pike 63 29 Unity 73 67 Central 64 60 Beardtown Tournament Springfield SE 61 44 Springfield Luth. 45 48 Rushville 72 58 Concord Triopia Regional Bluffs 49 44 Beardstown 36 45 Junior Varsity 18-2 OPPONENT WE THEY ISD 33 2 Pittsfield 48 28 Rushville 36 31 Triopia 38 30 Pittsfield 42 21 Winchester 41 25 Warsaw 45 32 Beardstown 36 39 Unity 41 34 Beardstown 44 42 Pleasant Plains 45 19 Pittsfield 63 43 Unity 41 34 Hamilton 49 41 Central 36 32 QND 32 29 VIT 40 26 Porta 57 52 Bluffs 52 44 Carthage 43 60 AWARDS Most Valuable Player Varsity — Tracey Shepard Amy Wilson J.V — Tara Barr Most Improved Tracey Shepard Judy Gross Ms. Hustle Amy Wilson Super Sub Jennifer Lerch Hornet Award Cris Peacock Student Athlete Rita Roberts The scores from this years wrestling season doesn't give our wrestlers the credit they deserve. Through all their hard work and cooperation with their new coach, they did come close in some of their matches. During the season, Dan Ackerman had the most takedowns and the quickest pin, Dan Hendricks had the most pins, and, Pat Shaw was the most improved. Front: Kory Burch, Ray Rohn. George Hilburn, Steve Williams, Eric Schenk Back: Dan Hendricks, Travis Taylor, Dan Ackerman, Todd Slocum, Lyle Reische, Mr. Luker — Coach James Lehne tries to get up after a takedown. George Hilburn. down for the count. James Lehne tries to get out of a pini. Pat Shaw gets pinned by his opponent. Lyle Reische tries to keep his shoulder up. OPPONENT WE THEY Delevan 15 57 Peoria Spalding 0 72 Farmington 15 54 Hillsboro 9 60 Mt. Pulaski 6 60 Warrensburg 12 58 Porta 3 66 Central 6 54 Macomb 12 51 QND 12 48 Pleasant Plains 15 42 Carlinville 6 49 Pittsfield 6 65 Alton Marquette 21 48 Hamilton 6 60 Dallas City 6 54 ISD 6 60 Green Valley 0 59 Dallas City 6 27 Central 6 30 AWARDS MOST IMPROVED Pat Shaw MOST TAKEDOWNS QUICKEST PIN Dan Ackerman MOST PINS Dan Hendricks Wrestling The 1987 baseball season was a rebuilding season because they had many new recruits. Throughout the year, the players improved both defensively and offensively. All of the players will be returning next year except for one senior. Even though the team battled hard throughout the year, they had a losing season. They lost their first game in Regional Conference play to West Pike with a final score of 8 to 9. They ended they season with a 6-17 record. Since most of the team will be returning next year, we should see a great season. Mike Hill is curious as to what is going on. Baseball Front: Jon Boylen, Mike Hill. Jason Hills. Kevin Kelly. Mike Howard. Brian Hester, Curt Boylen. Nathan Boyer Back: Kenny Schuster, Scott Edlin. Steve Colgan. Eric Kunkel. Doug Reich. Troy Brierton. Mike Hamilton, Jamie Edlin, Coach Parker Jon bats while the team cheers him on. Jon Boylen makes a good catch. Curt Boylen tries to throw his man out. Mike Hill gets in a good swing. Eric Kunkel has a good slice on the bat. Troy Brierton coaches at first. Good team work pays off. OPPONENTS WE THEY Payson 5 4 Perry 8 2 Unity 5 6 Carthage 5 8 Carthage 14 25 Rushville 3 13 Griggsville 4 3 Beardstown 7 25 Rushville 4 11 Central 6 9 Unity 3 7 Perry 7 6 Liberty 10 15 Warsaw 9 2 Warsaw 13 1 Barry 10 12 Colchester 3 12 Hamilton 6 8 Hamilton 8 16 Dallas City 2 5 Central 1 11 Carthage 3 8 West Pike 8 9 AWARDS Runs Batted In Leader Jamie Edlin Pitching Leader Jamie Edlin Batting Average Leader Scott Edlin Most Valuable Player Jamie Edlin The softball team this year was were successful. They made it through Regional play with great ease. At the beginning of the season they lost their first four games, then came back to win six straight games. They finished regular season play with a 12-9 record. We are looking forward to next year for even greater success. Front: Jeri Ham, Kathy Grover, Mindy Burnett. Dawn Schuster, Amy Ormond. Susie Noble Middle Lorie Winner, Tracey Shepard. Fawn Foote. Barb McKeown, Heidi Howard, Tara Barr. Nicki Johnson. Rachel Wade Back: Tina Lenover. Amy Wilson. Angie Kindhart, Cris Peacock. Judy Gross. Missy Parker, Angie Heaton. Rita Roberts, Neisa O'Connell, Coach Johnson - Softball Angie Heaton shows her style at bat. The other players speed payed off at third. Amy Wilson looks for another play after tagging her player. Tracey S gets another out. Rachel throws in a pop fly. The team discusses strategy with the coach. OPPONENTS WE THEY Beardstown 9 17 Winchester 5 10 Carthage 3 15 Carthage 5 9 Southeastern 8 1 Pittsfield 19 9 Perry 27 2 Rushville 12 10 Rushville 19 8 Virginia 9 6 Central 5 15 Central 1 16 Industry 18 3 Warsaw 5 6 Warsaw 2 0 Payson 5 6 Liberty 8 14 Hamilton 7 3 Hamilton 11 5 Unity 13 3 Unity 21 3 Virginia Regional Jack. Routt 15 0 Virginia 6 5 Beardstown 6 3 Sectional Carthage 3 2 AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Cris Peacock MOST CONSISTENT Tarr Barr MOST RBI'S Cris Peacock BATTING CHAMPION Tarr Barr � Can Missy Parker make the play at home? Tara makes It to first again. Softball The track team once again did very well. Matt Hadden, Brent McDaniel, and Chris Lucas all peaked at the right time with personal bests at Sectional. For the girls, Traci Codner and Colleen Quinn were very successful. Three relay teams and Traci Codner in the the high jump all qualified for state. The 800 mm relay team was ranked 10th in the state going in. School records were broken in 6 events. The entire girls team returns next year. W. Ron Wort hurls the discus. Front: Curt Honning, Duane Davis, Terry Barr, Sherilyn Reisch, Robin Kendrick Middle: Colleen Quinn, Heidi Howard, Hannah Koch, Shana Wilson, Tracy Codner, Michelle Dormire. Matt Hadden, Jenniter Quinn. Randy Sitze Back: Coach Henry, Tara Salrin. Brent McDaniel, Ron Wort, Jody Gross. Chris Lucas, Jennifer Lerch, Missy Parker, Laura Vining. Coach Greene Tina Lenover leaps to clear the high jump. Chris Lucas pushs to the limit as he crossed the finish line. PITTSFIELD QUADRANGULAR Girls — 10 First Places BROWN CO. QUADRANGULAR J. Lerch — Discus — 1st Brent McDaniel — 200m — 1st SECTIONALS J. Lerch — Discus — 5th Chris Lucas — 400M — 5th B. McDaniel — Pers. Best Matt Hadden — Pers. Best State Qualifiers — 400. 800. 1600 Relays Traci Codner — High Jump STATE 1600 Relay — Girls — School Record Traci Codner — High Jump — Finalist Matt Hadden prepares for the gun. MACOMB INDOOR Chris Lucas — 400m — 5th QUINCY DUAL Boys — 9 Second Places Girls — 5 First Places RUSHVILLE OPEN RELAYS Boys 800m relay — 2nd UNITY QUAGRANGULAR Boys 800m relay --1st Judy Gross — Shot — 1st LITTLE SIX RELAYS 400mm Rlay — 1st LEWISTOWN RELAYS Terry Barr — 100m — 6th PITTSFIELD. SAUKEE INV. Traci Codner — HJ — 1st PITTSFIELD BOYS QUAD. Chris Lucas — HJ — 1st MOLLY BROWN RELAYS Traci Codner — Hurd. — 1st ISD TRIANGULAR Stacy Welty — Shot — 1st Brent McDaniel — Shot — 1st UNITY GIRLS INVITATIONAL 400. 800. 1600 — 1st BROWN CO. QUAD. D. Davis — 110 Hurd — 1st M. Dormire — 1600 — 1st UNITY BOYS QUADRANGULAR Ron Wort — Discus — 3rd BECKY THATCHER RELAYS 400. 800 relays — 6th WEST CENTRAL CONFERENCE Chris Lucas — HJ — 3rd Terry Barr— 200m — 3rd T. Codner — 100m Hurd. — 1st 800m relays — Girls — 1st MARK TWAIN RELAYS Terry Barr — 200m — 10th BEARDSTOWN TRIANGULAR Ron Wort — Discus — 1st Terry Barr — 100m — Renee Bowen and Lisa Hulen working on Computer Science. Matt Hadden girl watching around his locker Is Lisa Hulen camera shy? Jennifer Boyer and Leslie Kropp. The Bookkeepers Matt Hadden working studiously on his research paper Cris Peacock arranging notes for a test. OLen Wiese doing his accounting. Seniors Eric Diller smiles at secret thoughts. John Ackerman Bettie Banta Neal Alsup Terry Barr Robert Blentlinger Renee Bowen 'Wt L Renee Baker Jaimee Barrington Linda DeJaynes James Edlin Lisa Elsie Matthew Hadden Brian Gallaher Jimmy Evans Angela Heaton James Holler Aaron Kassing Brian Jones Lisa Hulen Angela Kemper Leslie Kropp Brad Kerker Eric Kunkel Brent McDaniel Jane McClelland Darren Mayfield Gail Lawrence James Limkeman Brian Marked ' Cris Peacock Michael Pulse Andrew Ray Teresa Reathaford Andrea Ratcliff Douglas Reich Mary Reische Tina Ritter Chris Rensch mm Len Wiese Rachel Wade Steven Williams Stacy Winner Ronald Wort Leslie Kropp making important corrections. • • Leshe Kropp concentrating on her music. Rachel Wade leaving for work. Bettie Sue Banta working on catalog cards. Jamie Edlin standing in the lunch line. Stephanie Clark working on her assignment. Mary Reische taking notes Stacy Winner arranging the books. Seniors Oh Hundked- TmJU Annual CmmBMJKMAnt Graduation VALEDICTORIAN Ron Wort SALUTATORIANS Leslie Kropp. Rita Roberts PROGRAM STUDENT OF THE YEAR Rita Roberts Eric Diller enjoys a quiet moment Prelude Music...............Brown County High School Band Processional- Pomp and Circumstance .........Edgar-Ployhar B.C.H.S. Band, Ken Steinsultz, Director Invocation........................Fr. John Patrick Day, C.P. Holy Family Catholic Church Scripture Reading............................Rev. John Bock Maranatha Assembly of God Baccalaureate Address........................Rev. John Bock Welcome and Introduction of Speakers.........Miss Becky Zabel Senior Class Sponsor Commencement Address....................Leslie Kropp, Senior Rita Roberts, Senior Ron Wort, Senior Music........................................ Stand by Me King, Stoller, Leiber Presentation of Awards...........Mr. Merle Kenady, Principal Presentation of Class of 1988....Mr. Merle Kenady, Principal Presentation of Diplomas...................Mrs. Judy Wilson President, Board of Education Roll Call.......................................Rachel Wade Senior Class Secretary Congratulations.............................Mr. Michael Napp Superintendent, Brown County Schools Benediction.......................Fr. John Patrick Day, C.P. Recessional................ Triumphal March” Verdi-Holmes B.C.H.S. Band Shawn Schenk has a quick bite while she waits. Graduation Brian Marked and Jo© Gieker watch for friends to arrive. Jennifer Boyer cools off outside. IfflUtoiA Em EcJwiatv Rfa Robert DEKALB AWARD Jaitxee Bawtinytbn STAR GREEN HAND EliA Lotting PUBLIC CREAKING Aaton KaUiny Geoyiapluf UealkeK Bwidett Cootie, Coowbi Amy DidauL AuKr Jay Node , John, Ackexman PwLtikdiatf luoii PhyUcai Flmffi FdkeU AuocLatlm Jaimee, Bawtinytbn Ron Wort Renee, Bowen, Kedy Codnex Leite, Knapp PAR Gail Laoience, Bilan, Maxkert Ron Wort Cti Peacock, Many Reach, Plyiicai Ron, Woit Education Lcltdat Many Reach MM Cha Renick Rda, Robert Ron Wort fJiifay l ocal Muito Kenneth Haynei Lula, Neoed f- ouiE Ecotamick IwfajmJBdoi Lila Elite, Mitiic Mat t Cha Peacock, Ron Wort Awards Lisha Newell sings at the Winter Concert. Tara Salrin playing volleyball in a home game Junior girls in step after the Snake Dance Juniors R X Heidi Howard is not to happy with the photographer Jennifer Quinn. 1st flute, plays beautifully at the concert. Shelly and David enjoying the Homecoming Dance. Derrick Baker Daniel Ackerman Dawn Ashbaker Edward Barfield Ron Barrington Jon Boylen Troy Brierton Kris Dunbar Scott Edlin Kirk Fuqua Duane Glasgow Hannah Koch Joseph Jennings Lori Lawrence Judith Gross Kimberly Gustafson Kenneth Haynes Teresa Kassing Jennifer Lerch John Orrison Brenda Price Chad Oulson Jennifer Quinn Edward Parker Kerry Ransom Brenda Reische James Salrin Gale Smith Linda Walker Jami Reische Tara Salrin Deborah Stewart Bill Vance Stacy Welty Sherilyn Reische Kenneth Schuster Travis Taylor Dawn Volk Charles Wagner Amy Wilson Shelly Wort Stacey Thomas James Bright Paula Bright Heather Burdett Mindy Burnett Amy Clifford Steve Colgan Melissa Collins Carrie Coombs Tina Crawtord Lisa Crenshaw Duane Davis Amy Dillard Michelle Dormire Beth Ebbing Kim Elledge Angela Esela Lori Evans Denise Fink Fawn Foote Aaron Foster Lynn Franklin Janet Gaines Dawn Gobel Lisa Hall Lori Hall Sophomores Scott Hall Jeri Ham Samantha Ham Sheri Ham Curt Hanning Mike Hendricker Brian Hester Angel Hester George Hilburn Jason Hills Dawn and friend enjoy homecoming Beth and Fawn working hard at the Christmas Concert The Sophomore cheerleaders discuss a cheer Sophomores Suzie taking a break from school work Brian Hillyer Andy Holler Mike Howard Lisa Jaquesh Mark Johnson Kevin Kelly Thad Kerker Stephen Koyne James Lehne Mark Lewis David Liggett Sandra Lisenbee Aaron Logsdon Jennifer Logsdon Lori Logsdon Rosemary Logsdon Chris Lucas Darin Marked David Mathewson Tom Mayfield Chris Melendez Susie Noble Melissa Parker Vickie Powell Lyle Reische Petrina Reische Jamie Rensch Linette Riutzel Jamie Robson Ray Rohn Sophomores Julie Shepherd Danny Shirley Denise Stewart Richard Veith Laura Vining Kari Volk Cheryl Welty Kathy Welty Lyle Welty Lori Winner Taking A Buak Taking a break is a very important part of school. Once in awhile, things seem to get a bit hectic and you feel the need to segregate yourself from the world. But this is not always possible. So, the next best thing is to take a trip to the library, as Lorie Logsdon is doing here. You can kick back and relax while reading a book. Or, concentrate on the things that are really important. If you have a perplexing problem that totally baffles you, this will give you time to sort through and figure it out. You can also have time to yourself that you can't always find elsewhere. o Sophomores Fwiltutm Freshman Clan OfftiMl Front: Susie Lerch — Sponsor. Kathy Ferguson — President. Nikki Johnson — Treasurer, Mark Miltord — Sponsor Back: Curt Boylen — Student Council. Alicia Goben — Vice President. Shana Wilson. Student Council Jason Baker Shane Beddingfield Danny Behymer Kenny Blentlinger Nathan Boyer Curt Boylen Kory Burch Jack Cassidy Tarci Cadner Kim Colgan Cammie Dunbar Mike Fanshier 'A. I- ; i i ■fi F School isn't just for the good times and having fun with your friends. You also have to do a lot of things you don't want to do, whether it's studying for the big exam or having your least favorite meal for lunch. Freshman The cafeteria is an important social spot in school, just ask Kenny Blentlinger. For most, this is a great place to fraternize with your friends, talk, gossip, laugh, and all that good stuff you can't do in the classroom. That is, if you plan to stay in the classroom. Jenny Ferguson Kathy Ferguson Travis Foster Richard Garthaus Carla Glasgow Alicia Goben Michelle Goben Kathy Grover Mark Howard Heather Howell Mike Johnson Nikki Johnson Freshman n Rayme Kesling Eric Laning Tina Lenover Jeff Leverton Joey Lichtsinn Chad McCoy Barb McKeown Jason Markerf Charles Martin Becky Nelson Aaron Newell Brenda Newton The four minutes between classes is used to grab books, comb hair, take a lap or two, and, like Alicia Goben, Shana Wilson, and Colleen Quinn, socialize with friends. All this before racing to the next class, usually at the other end of the building. Freshman Kevin Pate Becky Pool Colleen Quinn Jennifer Reffett Heather Saxbury Pat Shaw Darin Sides Shirley Thomas Keith Tracy Aaron Walker Elva White Shana Wilson Freshman r Traci Codner, laugh- r's the remedy for the udying blues. Miss Johnson views the gome. Mr Thompson explains again to Shawn Roberts. Aaron Kassing, It will not work Mr. Rahe! R Coins and R. Passmore enjoy Mrs. Myers lecture. Faculty Melinda Ross and Miss B share a magazine. Mr. Huseman selects a video Mrs. Zaldivar looks at Beth Worts work. Mr. Hulvey shows the proper technique for varnishing. Miss Coleman works on a machine part. Mr Kenady lighting the bonfire. Faculty Adudiu0atlm (Jufoy Top: Michael Napp — Superintendent; Merle Kenady — Principal; Verlyn Luker — Guidance Bottom: George Huseman — History; Bob Greene — History, Sociology, Psychology Top: Larry Harshman — Chorus; Ken Steinsultz — Band; Karen Coleman — District Librarian Bottom: Judy Jones — Learning Disabilities; Lorie McNeff — Learning Disabilities Mr. Steinsultz directing the Winter Concert. Mrs Jones helps Shirley Thomas during school Faculty Buiineii SciMHb Top: Barbara Burdett — Biology, General Science; Ce-cile Hurst — French, Accounting; Susie Lerch — Office Practice, Computer Science, Typing, Business Orientation Bottom: Lester Ramsey — Algebra, Computer Science; Trigonometry; Don Rentmeister — Chemistry, Algebra Eiiufalt ttouM Ecofumici W'i vf W J M II q •:;v I H Top: Marjorie Parish — English; Burton Thompson — English; Becky Zabel — Speech, English Bottom: Mary Myers and Judy Wagner — Consumer Education, Marriage and Family, Parenting, Home Economics Top: Jean Zaldivar — Art.-Dick Alsup — Power Mechanics, Geometry. Industrial Arts; Dean Hulvey — Industrial Arts; Bottom: Mark Milford — Auto Mechanics; Arnie Rahe — Agriculture, Co-op. PtujiuJ PdufJtim tfeaJfck Mrs. Hurst explains how to get an answer. Mr. Rahe holds hands with Heidi Howard. Mr Luker explains a pamphlet to Darren Mayfield. Mr Ramsey explains a computer command. Faculty Mr. Harshman makes beautiful Mr. Musgrave works on paper music. work. The girls show off their meal to Mrs. Myers. The staff works hard to make the school a clean and efficient place. Our cooks, secretaries maintenance men, and janitors clean, repair, keep schedules organized, and prepare meals to keep our school running smoothly. Bill Noble — Bus Supervisor, Alvin Smith — Bus Maintenance. Elvin Hashmeyer — Janitor, Leroy Passmore — Janitor, Bob Shepherd Cooks: Sandy Allen, Lila Gallaher. Greta Chapman Secretaries: Janet Miley, Judy Roberts Janet Miley answers the phones Leroy Passmore's favorite job. The cooks take time out for their meal. Elvin Hashmeyer cleans the halls Judy Roberts keeps attendance. Staff Carrie Coombs and Cheryl Welty listening attentively. Aaron Foster and Lisd Jaquesh working in Consumer Chemistry. Brian Hester and Duane Davis working studiously in study hall. Dawn Volk. Sarah Hufnagel and Mike Hill discuss Algebra. Clubs Janette Ratcliff working on the word processor Ray Rohn reading a magazine. Lisa Elsie getting into her reading. Mike Ensley working very hard Mary Jo Baughman and Lynn Butler figuring out a program. Clubs Missy Parker and Jamie Edlin going to a terrific lunch. Matt Hadden and Alicia Goben are camera ready. Akt Club Front Kart Voir. Unette Rfutzel. Nelsa O'Connel. Mrs Zaklivar. Amy Clftord. Akcla Goben. lisna Newel Bock Lori Lawrence. Sherlyn Retsche. Scott Carr. Randy Sitze. Kathy Welty. Colleen Schrieber Biology Club Front Amy Ormond. Trocey Shepard Second: Mrs Bordett. Ron Barrington. Beth Wort. Fawn Foote. Beth Ebbing, Rely Codner. X e Goodschaal Third: Lisa Logsdon. Petrina Reische. Jamee Barrington. Cheryl Welty. Mindy Bunett. Dawn Volk. Angie Goben Fourth He Howard. Carolyn Newel. Brenda Reische. Mike Hi. Heather Burdett. Shely Wort. Lynn Butter Fifth Loette Riutzel. Jennifer Ovjnn Kevin Alsup, Laura Vining. Stocy Welty. Amy Diard. Amy Wilson. Carrie Coombs Sixth Coleen Schrieber. Jason H«s. An e Kindhcxt. Tcxa Sakn. Sarah Hjfnogel, Steve Wfcoms. Teresa Kassing. Jennifer Lerch. Cris Peacock. Lisa Kien. Amy Clftord Back Angela Heaton. Jamie Robson. Chns Melendez. Chris Lucas. Steve Colgan. Duane Glasgow. Ed Barfield. Judy Gross. Todd Slocum. Dan Hendricks Eric enjoying his day reading and relaxing Neisa, Amy. and Alicia discussing projects in the meeting. School of aft m Clubs You are probably thinking that this is not a School of Arts, but, in a way it is. The four clubs can help show that. First, there's Art Club. That pretty well speaks for itself. The Art Club is very active. First, they always come up with a clever idea for the Homecoming Parade. They always have an eye catching banner that shows their talent. They also decorate the windows downtown at Christmas. They also keep display case full of their creativity. Then there is Biology Club. How is Biology an art? You need special skills and ability to deal with the delicate organisms. The Biology Club is planning to paint the front school windows and taking another trip this year. Next, Choir. It takes skill to sing the written notes and carry a tune. They have a Christmas Concert and Spring Concert to display these skills. Then, F.F.A. They do more than just learn about animals. They also learn carpentry, welding, and various other things that deal with art because of the skills involved. Some of the clubs activities are: a Halloween Dance, local, state, and national conventions, a Spring Dance, and a slave auction. All of these clubs are part of helping build our american communities into more beautiful places. Clu iK Front Lisa Else. Kris Dunbar, Lisha Newel. Mr Harshman Bock Lisa Crenshaw. Derrick Baker. Scott Hal, Elva White Futw, Ftvutt U Of Anuaum Front Ron Barrington. Jamee Barrington. Andy Holer Second Mr Rahe. Linda DeJaynes. Rob Banta. Ray Rohn. Richard Veith. Kris Dunbar. Angel Hester Thrd Hank Wegs. David Btentmger. Brad Kerker. Aaron Kassmg. Steve W ams. Ben Monroe. Kenny BJentlmger Back Janet Harper. Thod Kerker. Lyle Re«che. Doug Reich. Mfce Hendricker. Mark Johnson. George H xjm Lisa paying close attention to the Biology Club meeting. Clubs FuJjum, flymtmktM Of AntMica Front Janet Gaines. Angie Esela. Robn Kendrick. Bett� e Banta. Mary Baughman. PaJa Bright. Petrina Reische Second: Mrs Wagner. Chris Salrin. Kris Dunbar. Laura Rohn. Dawn Gobel. Stephanie Clark, Heather Saxbury Bock Stacee Thomas. Sheriyn Reische. Kim Gustafson. Janet Harper. Mory Reische. Gai Lawrence. Lori Lawrence JuMiot FtgiAWuxq Teejuwfoqical Front Jaumee Borrngton. Amy Ormond. Julie Goudschoal. Dawn Volk Second Mr Rent-metster. Jennifer Qumn. Rachel Wade. Shane BedcmgftekX Kevn Alsup. Keiy Codner. Les4e Kropp. Shely Wort Third: Mike Hi. Stocy Welty. Rita Roberts. Jamie EdHn. Brian Market. Amy Wilson. Bti Vance Fourth Jennifer Boyer. Ron Wort. Tara Salrin. Cris Peacock. Angle Heaton. Teresa Kossng Bock Sarah Hufnogei. Todd Slocum. Len Weise. Duane Glasgow. Eric Kix ei. Judy Gross Jennifer Lerch Ron Wort and Jennifer Quinn pose for the camera. Working in Clubs The F.H.A. had two sponsors this year, Mrs. Judy Wagner and Mrs. Mary Myers. Their activities include babysitting for 60 days before Christmas, attending state conventions, and operating a Formal Shop. The J.E.T.S. Club is the sponsor of the airplane contest, in which Miss Za-bel and Mr. Luker took first place. The club is also involved in the Test of Engineering Aptitude in Math and Science (TEAMS) competition at John Wood Community College in Quincy. They also take a field trip to Mc-Donald-Douglas Corporation in St. Louis. The N.H.S. is one of the most prestigious clubs in school. The club consists of the brightest students in school. Their activities include selling eggs for a fund raiser, tutoring, adopting a family for Christmas, and selling candy canes. The Library Club keeps the libraries in the school system functioning. They process books for all four schools. At the high school, they also check out and file books, clean shelves, file cards in the card catalog, and various other duties necessary in the running of the library. National NotM Society Front Mr Huseman. Kely Codner. Sneiy Wort. Jule Goudschoal. Jamie Reach©. Brian Market, less© Kropp. Ltsha Newel. Jamee Barrington Second Amy Wlson. Lori Lawrence. Cris Peocock. Tara Salrin. Teresa Kossing. Jennifer Quinn. Rita Roberts Back Ron Wort. Kenny Schuster. Gayle Chiders. Duane Glasgow. Jennifer Lerch. Mary Retsche Heidi Harris doing her English. Libeayj Club Front Stocy Winner. Shawn Schenk. Kathy Grover. Heidi Harris Bock Bettie Banto. Tina Lenover. Dana Heimreich. Miss Coleman Clubs Tara Salrin studying her Algebra. Office Gulitk Front: Lorie Winner. Laura Rohn. Denise Stewart. Heidi Harris Back: Mrs Miley, Angie Kindhart. Jennifer Lerch. Lori Lawrence. Mrs. Roberts Front: Tracey Shepard. Amy Ormond. Dana Helmreich. Julie Shepherd Back Mrs. Miley. Lori Winner. Angie Kindhart. Heidi Harris. Stephanie Clark prepares her assignment. Radottx Front: Heather Burdett. Kevin Alsup Back: Dana Helmreich. Leslie Kropp. Miss Coleman. Heidi Harris. Church Wagner Dana Helmriech takes out her flustration. Stephanie Clark left at her typing. Heidi Harris takes pictures for the yearbook. Keeping busy with Clubs The Office Cadets manage to keep busy during their study halls. They answer the telephones, keep attendance, sell lunch tickets, sell supplies, deliver announcements, run the copy machine, and do assorted errands. The Rambler staff puts together the yearbook. It involves selling ads (a very unpleasant job), taking pictures in classes and at school functions, writing the copy you are now reading, and, doing fundraisers to pay for this book. The staff meets once a week throughout the school year. S.A.E. also has several activities planned for the school year. They sell calendars which list the birthdays of all students and faculty. During National Teacher Week they are planning to do niceties for the teachers. They plan to tour Western Illinois University of their field trip this year. The Student Council sponsors many activities throughout the year. They sponsor the Sweetheart Ball, the blood mobile, the Senior Breakfast, Spring Week, and Data Match, when every student finds out who the ten people are they are most compatible with. StuJuit Actum, Foe, Fduaitum Front Stephanie Clark. Dawn Vo . Bertie Banta. Robin Kendrick. Amy Ormond Mdde Mr Thompson. Stocee Thomas, Kim Gustafson, Kris Dunbar, Chris Sown. Renee Bowen Back Jennifer Boyer. Mary Retsche, Judy Gross. Jennifer Lerch. Renee Baker. Stacy Wetty Studint CoUMfirf Angie Kindhart cleans out her locker. Front Petnna Retsche. Shely Wort. Curt Boylen. Angie Goben. Shana Wteon. Jon Boyten. Amy Ormond Middte Dana Helmreich. Jennifer Boyer. Cm Peacock. Angie Heaton. Stacy Welty. Lesfce Kropp. Mr Luker Bock George Hftxm. Aaron Kossng. Eric Kunkei. Len We se. xty Gross Curt Boylen, thinking hard. or. just distracted? Clubs Front Mrs. Parish. Robin Kendrick, linette Rutzei. Kely Codner Back: Kim Gustafson. Travis Taylor. Ang« Heaton, Lisa Hulen l aM f Club Front Tara Barr. Susie Noble. Eric Schenk Secoond Miss Johnson. Shely Wort. Juke Gouds-choal. Honnah Koch. Ang Kndhart. Jennifer Quinn. Angie Goben. Mr Rohe TNrd Mr Henry. Richard Vetth. Amy Wilson, Rita Roberts. Tim Hodge. Shawn Roberts. Mike m, Mr Greene. Mr Reusehei Fourth David Blentlnger. Teresa Kassmg. Lesie Kropp. Rachel Wode. Tara Sam Angie Heaton. Laura Vinng. Hank Wegs Fifth Jennifer Boyer. Cns Peocock. Darin Mark err, George Httxxn. Aaron Kassng. Joe Sargent. Curt Harrtg. Stocy Weity Sixth: Ron Wort. Derrick Baker. Todd Slocum. Xidy Gross. John Orrison. Jenifer Lerch. Dan Hendricks. Eric Dier. Jon Boyien Back Bob Blentlnger. Dan Ackerman, ten Weise. Troy Brterton. Chris Lucas. Doug Reich. Ed Barfield. Eric Kunkel. Joe Jennings. Jamie Robson. Kerry Ransom Rita Roberts conducts a Varsity Club meeting. Jazz Band performs at the Christmas Concert. Clubs Members of the Varsity Club listen intently to their advisor. Getting involved with Cube The Journey staff has been very active this year. In working towards an extremely interesting and most fulfilling “Journey , they have been working with various types of writing competitions with plans to publish the winners work in the book. The Varsity Club consists of baseball, basketball, cheerleading, football, softball, volleyball, and wrestling members who have letteered in their sport. They are planning a trip in the spring and have regular monthly meetings. The Marching Hornets did a spectacular field show this year under the direction of Kelly Codner and Shelly Wort. They competed at Winchester and Western Illinois University. At Western, the drum majories were honored as the best — drum majors over all. The Jazz Band competed in the Unity Jazz Band Festival in February. Besides placing first in the competition, Cris Peacock — trombone, Ron Wort — tuba, Melinda Ross — trumpet, and Leslie Kropp — pi- Baxd ano, received Outstanding Musicianship for their solo. The Concert Band also performed their annual Formal Band Concert in May. Jazz Band Front Mr Stelnsuitz, Mike Johnson. Shana Wilson. Heidi Howard. Shely Wort. Amy CXard Mddle Melinda Ross. leste Kropp. Scon Hal. Darin Sides. Keith Tracy. Jute Shepherd Bock Angle Heaton. Missy Parker. Todd Slocum. Judy Gross. Ron Wort. Cris Peacock. Kevin AKup Front: Mr Stelnsultz Second Shely Wort. Kely Codner Third: Mke Johnson. Down GoPel. Trod Codner. Shano Wlson. Angie Goben. Keith Tracy. Mckl Scranton Fourth. Usa Crenshaw. Fawn Foote. Metnda Ross. Jennifer Quinn, Juke Sheperd. Beth Ebbrsg. Nkkl Johnson. Heidi Howard. Hannah Koch Fifth: Michele Demure. Amy Diard. Kevin Alsup Scon Hal louro Vining. Teresa Kasshg. Beth Wort. Dorm Sides. Teste Kropp. Kai Voir Back Stocee Thomas, Colleen QUnn, Cris Peacock, Missy Parker. Todd Slocum. Carla Glosgow. Judy Gross. Ron Wort. Taro Sana Angie Heaton. Angel Hester Clubs Scott Hall jams on his sax! Dawn Volk, Hannah Koch. Lori Logsdon, and Kevin Alsup working on French. Beth Ebbing, anxious to get to the lunch line Dawn Gobel is very enthused about class. Clubs Tina Crawford laughing about their cooking and Denise Stewart wondering what went wrong. The guys dance one. Jamie Edlin and Angie Goben enthusiastically dancing. The girls out number the guys in this one. Aaron Kassing and Dan Rentmeister reminisce about the past. Kirk Fuqua and Jennifer Boyer dance their first dance as king and queen. Lisa Jaquesh fixes Aaron Foster's flowers. Terry Barr and Amy Clifford are intense dancers. Student Life Linda Walker and Rachel Miller watch the dancing. Chris Melendez and Lisa Hall take to the floor. Denise Stewart whispering sweet nothings? Tina Crawford hanging on . Curt Boylen and Colleen Quinn enjoy talking as they dance Scott Carr and Nicki Scranton dance the night away. The Homecoming Court dance to the theme Len Wiese points out the opposition. Student Life Q The girls put some energy into this one. tfouteawuMg Shawn Schenk (stand-in for Kristen Schenk — 1986 Homecoming Queen). Oris Peacock. Angela Heaton. Jennifer Boyer. Rachel Wade. Tracey Shepard — 1987 Queen. Len Wiese — 1987 King. Ron Wort. Eric Ebbing — 1986 Homecoming King, Aaron Kassing, Jamie Edlin, Eric Kunkel Homecoming activities started off by having every day designated for a certain type of dress up. Students dressed up as slobs, in beachwear, and in green and white for Spirit Day. Those who participated were judged and the winners given prizes. On Friday night, the Snake Dance and bonfire took place at the fairgrounds. After running many enjoyable blocks around town, they ended up back at the fair grounds where the football players threw a dummy Rush-ville player into the fire to represent that the Rockets would be defeated at the game. Saturday morning was the Homecoming Parade with various floats proclaiming that B.C. would beat the Rockets. The game started at 1:30 with the Hornets fired up and ready. The final score was 24-8. Homecoming 1987 ended with the dance at 8 pm in the high school gym. The seniors picked Honestly by Stryper as the theme for the dance. The Mobile Sound Machine provided different selections of music to dance to. At 10 pm coronation began. Len Wiese and Tracey Shepard were crowned King and Queen for the 1987 Homecoming. H Homecoming 1 ?®7 Homecoming King and Queen Tracey Shepard dnd Len Wiese Angie Goben dancing with Nathan Boyer. Amy Wilson is in awe at the decorations. Brian Marked, Matt Hadden, and Brent McDaniel boogie down!!!! Tracey Sheperd being crowned Queen by Shawn Schenk. The excited fans watch as the Rushville player burns in the fire The Snake Dance started and ended at the fair grounds. Friday, Sept. 20, was a great night for all Homecoming the Hornet fans to yell and fire up the football team. After the Snake Dance, the senior football players started the bonfire by burning boxes, and outhouse, and a dummy Rushville Rocket. The coaches then thanked everyone for supporting the team in the great game the next day. □ The Brown County Marching Hornets in the Homecoming Parade Colleen Quinn plays her clarinet while marching. The winning class float was the Sophomores. The commercial used was “Shout it out . Flutists Teresa Kassing. Laura Vining. and Tara Salrin march on. “The Choice of the New Generation was the Seniors float. Homecoming K l l ag Ttr Gv Howtl!! Homecoming The Hornet fans cheer for a victory. Eric Kunkel. 73. is happy for the great play he participated in. ftotueU Ate Drum Majors Kelly Codner and Shelly Wort lead the B.C. band The B.C.H.S band perform their half-time show at the Homecoming game Aaron Kassing is ecstatic at the victory over Rushville. A victory over Rushville was the cause of all the happy faces af Saturday's Homecoming Dance. Rushville scored their only touchdown in the first quarter. B.C. then took over the game and won with a final score of 24-8. Our mascot. Cris Peacock, is happy to see the camera. Homecoming Sweetiteafc BoM Sweetheart Ball Court — Kent Boylen. Chris Melendez, Jamie Edlin. Kirk Fuqua, Jennifer Boyer. Angie Goben. Lisa Hall. Colleen Quinn. 1987 King and Queen: Ed and Becky Barfield Sweetheart Ball was held on February 12th this year. The Student Council decorated the KC Hall with many colorful hearts to set the mood for a romantic evening with the theme being Is This Love . Coronation started at precisely 9:30 p.m. The candidates from each class are as follows: Sen- iors: Jennifer Boyer and Jamie Edlin. Juniors: Angie Goben and Kirk Fuqua. Sophomores: Lisa Hall and Chris Melendez. Freshmen: Colleen Quinn and Kurt Boylen. Last years King and Queen: Ed and Becky Barfield presented the new King and Queen, Jennifer Boyer and Kirk Fuqua with the crowns. Sweetheart Ball 1988 Sweetheart Ball King and Queen. Jennifer Boyer and Kirk Fuqua. jon Boylen explains coronation to the candidates. Matt Hadden leads a group of happy dancers. Heidi Howard and Jim Miley dance to a slow dance. A scene of the fun at the 1988 Sweetheart Ball Sweetheart Ball Pvrn '88 Tim Of M) We Debbie Woodworth — 1987 Queen. Rachel Wade. Lisa Hulen. Angie Heaton, Jenniter Boyer. Cris Peacock — 1988 Queen, Eric Kunkel — 1988 King. Bob Blentlinger, Jamie Edlin, Aaron Kassing. Ron Wort. Ben Moore — 1987 King At last it's here, a night long awaited — Prom 1988 — a night of ribbons and lace, tuxedos and flowers. It's a night to dance under an enchanting chandelier ceiling, to share with friends a special memory we'll keep forever. The Quincy Motor Inn was the setting for the 1988 Junior-Senior Prom on April 13, 1988. The evening started with a delightful dinner which included fruit cup, salad, baked chicken, baked potatoes, corn and chocolate mousse. Speakers for the evening were Angela Heaton-Senior Class Presi- 3 Prom dent, and Father Patrick Day from the Holy Family Church of Mt. Sterling. Dancing began at 8:00 p.m. Everyone enjoyed the music and the video machine. At 10:00 p.m., coronation began with the court consisting of Lisa Hulen, Angie Heaton, Jennifer Boyer, Cris Peacock, Rachel Wade, Bob Blentlinger, Jamie Edlin, Aaron Kassing, Eric Kunkel;, and Ron Wort. The 1987 Prom King and Queen, Ben Moore and Debbie Woodworth, were also present. The New Prom King and Queen for 1988 were Eric Kunkel and Cris Peacock. 1988 Prom King and Queen Eric Kunkel and Cris Peacock Tim Hodge. Jamie Edlin, and Linda Walker take a breather from dancing. Matt Hadden and Jeri Ham dance to a song by RVC Light and Sound. Hank Wegs. Sarah Hufnagel. and Ken Schuster enjoy the cool air in Angela Kemper. Kim Gustafson and Robin Kendrick preparing for a the lounge. rain? Prom Jennifer Boyer and Aaron Kass-mg dancing to the Prom theme. Lisha Newell and Steve Williams pass the time in the Lounge. PromUden,S enpy the RVC 500001 and Li9ht Show at Prom. Dan Behymer and Tara Salrin rest their weary feet during the dance. Aaron Kassing. Kim Elledge and Mike Hill up to some mischief? Ron Wort and Rachel Wade dance after coronation. Aaron Kassing and Angela Heaton jam on the dance floor. Neil Alsup rests his spranged ankle in the lounge Lots of fun was happening on the dance floor Tuujb Of Mff Life!! Prom 1988 has held at the Quincy Motor Inn. Angie Kindhart and her guest walk hand in hand through the tunnel. PromQ Lisa and Bob share a loving moment. Steve and Lisha share a laugh on the dance floor. Has Joe's date spotted someone more exciting? Jenniter Q. isn't to hot. What's so funny. Bob? Prom Steve T asks Amy C. to dance. Laura Rohn hogs all the guys Neal A. and Dana H. laugh about Neal's socks. Jamie EdSn enjoys dancing? The guys get Down in front of the video. Everyone enjoyed the cool outside The remnants of a good meal. Prom 95 Ronnie Barington takes money at the FFA Student Council Dance. Students relieving tension after school. £1 Candids Mr Kenady and Darren Mayfield have a chat. Matt and Alicia working hard in Study Hall Bob and Lisa enjoy their lunch time. Janette Ratcliff studies hard. Susie Noble paying close attention in class. Jamie and Linette put up an Art display. Kerry Ransom does his work for the coaches Candids Shawn Schenk and Angela Kemper goofing off In the hall. Judy Gross works on her Typing. 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JC Phone: 773-2543 VERLIN PERRY FEED AND FERTILIZER TMtJiieM, !L PUt: 773-2112 t Advertising P wm WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 900 IV. Aland St. Macowh, IL Plum 309-298-1891 M Z. SZSKCJM SjCSVAZOR CO., JM. A.K. CHKJSMAW ?£ 60. MT. STERLING IGA H . Stew ng, IL 773-2213 YOUR HOMETOWN — INDEPENDENTLY OWNED SUPERM SERVING AREA CUSTOMERS POR OVER 20 YEARS Drive-In U Lobby 8:00am-3:00pm ft 9:OOam-3:OOpm Mon-Thurs. 0 Mon-Thurs. 8:00am-6:00pm u 9:00am-6:00pm Friday Friday 8:00am-12 noon £ 9:00am-12 noon Saturday Saturday 'TTU JritndCiut 'Banfi in Town Brown County State Bank FDIi Mt. Sterling, 773-3327 Advertising Your Good Neighbor Bank 0p€VUK l 4, State SV K 7xu4t (? . 129 W. Main — Mt. Sterling LOBBY Monday through Friday 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Saturday 6:30 A.M. to 11:30 A M. DRIVE UP AND WALK-UP WINDOW 773-3319 OR Monday through Thursday 6:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. 771.114 0 Friday 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. ' ' ° 1 U Saturday 6:00 A.M. to 11:30 A M Versailles Facility LOBBY Monday through Friday 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Opon Saturdays DRIVE-UP WINDOW 22 l°R Monday through Friday 6:30 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. 225 3297 Friday 6:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Saturday 6:30 A.M. to 11:30 A M. FDIC federal deposit msurance corporation BomJolaq Congratulations 1988 Ciaduatei Advertising 1 I L 1 Lisa Hall at the computer. Kevin Alsup is totally 1--------1------1-------1------1-------1 enthused. Reffett in the lunch room Dunbar H.S. enjoys the halls at Shed mee y Wort ting in a Junior Class Closing aron Kassinfc eats lunch in the cafeteria Traci C r and Shana Wilson show off thei new att e Nikki Jo IjO inson enjoys playing her clarinet in the concert band Barb McKeown enjoys the Biology room Colleen Quinn plays tough vol leyball SeMiot Swu ey i. What are your future plans after gradua- 6. What is your favorite type of book? tion? Mystery 12 Romance 10 College 21 Undecided 9 Fiction 4 Horror 5 Work 0 7. What is your favorite type of movie? 2. What is your favorite sport? Comedy 20 Horror 7 Basketball 7 Football 15 Science Ficfion 1 Romance 3 Baseball 15 Track 3 8. What is your favorite type of vacafion 3. What is your favorite pastime? spot? Television 8 Reading 2 Mountains 8 Beach 17 Sleep 5 Taking Laps 13 Home 2 Ofher 4 wmm 4. What is your favorite kind of car? 9. What is your favorite color? Chevrolet 11 Ford 8 Blue 17 Red 11 Dodge 2 Other 10 Green 2 Yellow 1 5. What is your favorite kind of music? 10. What is your favorite subject? Rock 16 Country 3 Math 8 Science 9 Heavy Metal 8 Other 10 English 13 - Ser )r Co � ao, Closing Kelly Conner enjoys directing Bond Closing ynn Butler concen rates on her homework. ■M Bettie Banta and Stacy Winner work hard in the library. Len Wie se talks to Jennifer Boyer as she puts her books away. Junior £tvu ey 1. What are your future plans after gradua- 6. What is your favorite type of book? tion? Mystery 21 Romance 17 College 35 Undecided 13 Fiction 10 Horror 8 Work 9 7. What is your favorite type of movie? 2. What is your favorite sport? Comedy 18 Horror 16 Basketball 19 Football 16 Science Fiction 8 Romance 11 Baseball 8 Track 8 8. What is your favorite type of vacation 3. What is your favorite pastime? spot? Television 12 Reading 10 Mountains 15 Beach 36 Sleep 12 Taking Laps 24 Home 3 Other 5 4. What is your favorite kind of car? 9. What is your favorite color? Chevrolet 22 Ford 17 Blue 32 Red 15 Dodge 7 Other 12 Green 4 Yellow 3 5. What is your favorite kind of music? 10. What is your favorite subject? Rock 43 Country 2 Math 20 Science 18 Heavy Metal 12 Other 3 English 15 Carol Dobbs reads for her doss 1 fr « ds. Gayle Childers s NERGIZED Jennifer and Cl English research David w Kevin ABup entertains up ________________ ■ ■ Sophouum Suwey 5. What are your future plans after gradua- 6. What is your favorite type of book? tion? Mystery 16 Romance 19 College 40 Undecided 26 Fiction 20 Horror 18 Work 10 7. What is your favorite type of movie? What is your favorite sport? Comedy 42 Horror 20 Basketball 31 Football 19 Science Fiction 9 Romance 4 Baseball 15 Track 10 8. What is your favorite type of vacation What is your favorite pastime? spot? Television 23 Reading 8 Mountains 16 Beach 38 Sleep 15 Taking Laps 28 Home 9 Other 15 What is your favorite kind of car? 9. What is your favorite color? Chevrolet 30 Ford 18 Blue 32 Red 26 Dodge 11 Other 17 Green 8 Yellow 8 What is your favorite kind of music? 10. What is your favorite subject? Rock 57 Country 4 Math 39 Science 26 Heavy Metal 14 Other 1 English 11 Fawn Closing Ham working in the Home Ec. room FialImm Fu tvey 1. What are your future plans after gradua- 6. What is your favorite type of book? tion? Mystery 5 Romance 13 College 15 Undecided 10 Fiction 10 Horror 9 Work 12 7. What is your favorite type of movie? 2. What is your favorite sport? Comedy 12 Horror 13 Basketball 14 Football 10 Science Fiction 6 Romance 6 Baseball 5 Track 8 8. What is your favorite type of vacation 3. What is your favorite pastime? spot? Television 10 Reading 8 Mountains 15 Beach 9 Sleep 10 Taking Laps 9 Home 7 Other 7 4. What is your favorite kind of car? 9. What is your favorite color? Chevrolet 9 Ford 17 Blue 15 Red 8 Dodge 2 Other 9 Green 8 Yellow 8 5. What is your favorite kind of music? 10. What is your favorite subject? Rock 11 Country 12 Math 9 Science 13 Heavy Metal 8 Other 6 English 15 Curt Boylen in the Biology room Kenny Blentlinger thinking everything but ns class about Closing Cat'a Traci Codner and Reffett sten intently to a story L J Renee Bo wen stud ng quiet ’ in QcJ sing Jon Boylen quietly thinks of to write irlj Study Holl. what A group of boys enjoy school lunch. Todd Slocum plays the trombone with piza;