Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

1983 FLAjty? Table of Contents: Homecoming 2-10 Sports: 11-48 Cheerleaders Seniors: 49-64 Juniors: 65-71 Sophomores: 72-77 Freshmen: 78-83 Staff: 85-94 Organizations: 95-106 Activities: 107-133 Graduation: 134-136 Ads: 139-152 T-shirts of all kinds are worn by the CHS students. Club shirts and sports shirts sporting the names of Warriors and Casey are often seen on underclassmen and upperclassmen as well. This school year was exciting in many ways. From the popular 1HSA Playoff shirt of the football season, to the new, now traditional Homecoming shirt — CHS is often wearing not only purple and gold, but other national brand shirts as well. To the fads of the 80s, especially T-shirts, we dedicate this FLAME. Homecoming came early this year, September 24th. The theme Space Fantasy was carried out well by the classes. Our Warriors easily defeated Cumberland 35-0. The gym, decorated with stars and tinsel, was a lovely background for the coronation of Carole Carlson as the “82” Homecoming Queen. UNDERCLASS ESCORTS — Front: J. Lewellen, M. McGiles. L to R: B. Clapp. T. Shoot. T. Martin. K. Bradford. M. Webster. M. Durham. F. Sauer. J. Finke, D. Oat man, C. Outright. P. Sidwell, R. Cox. Jennifer is in the Spirit! Jason and others have fun at the class games! The Fantasy Parade Sophomores: 4th Place Freshmen 3rd Place mu um i.iiwoiu 1 V r rtf ohd A VI MM HUtl'MM JUNIOR COURT — 1st Row. L to R: J. Partlow. C. Malone. A Tarr. V. Gard. R 2: R. Stout. M. L. Dippold. C. Ashley. M Hudson. L to R: G. Cramer. C. Cox. D. Stephen. B FRESHMEN COURT Reynolds. SOPHOMORE COURT — 1st Row. L to R: A. Richardson, L. Maulding. L. Cook. M. Blome. R 2: G. Snedeker, D. Stephen, S. Whitling. During Homecoming: Behind the Scenes 6 um i s Homecoming takes its toll on all of us. With the excitement, however, the working of our school continues. Thanks to our teachers who are able to let us enjoy our “Fall Classic”, but who are also dedicated to teaching us — in spite of the distractions. — The Fantasy Coronation 1. Carole Carlson, the 1982 Queen is escorted by Todd Warren. 2. Carole is crowned by the 1981 Queen. Rowena Hickox Warren. 3. Connie Worms escorted by Don Scott. 4. Leslie Crandall escorted by Rod Connelly. 5. Rhonda Grafton escorted by Eric Finney. Jackie Scott escorted by Richard Cummins. The crown and flower bearers: Darian Noble and Dusty Weir. “You make me feel like Danc’in.’’ Todd and Carole The band: Shadow Fox Masses ... People come and go. Forming the fibers of our lives. Friend, acquaintance, or stranger. Each touches us in their special way. “Hollywood Richard Randy heads for home — still smiling. Cindy and Teresa ready for the photographer. The cafeteria provides a place to socialize. The computer craze hits Casey, too. 10 sp°RTs 11 Girl’s Tennis: Linda Hicks represented CHS and the tennis team at state for the third year in a row. Congrats, Brute!!! First Row, L to R: C. Cox, A. Greenwell, S. Littlejohn, L. Ramsay. Second Row: S. Whit-ling, D. Crouch. L. Hicks. A. Wilson. Linda’s Stats: 1980 — Soph. 1st Place 2 Singles Bloomington Invitational; 1980 — Soph. 4th Place Dist. Singles; — Junior 2nd Place Sectional Singles; 1982 — Senior 2nd Place 1 Singles Bloomington Invitational; 1982 — Senior 2nd Place Sectional Singles; Represented Casey 3 years in a row at the State Tennis Meet. MVP 1981-1985 Singles Record 1979 7-4 1980 16-4 1981 12-5 1982 15-5 Total 50-18 Volleyball: The 1983 Conference Champs Winning the conference championship was a dream come true. Congratulations to the Mighty Warriors and Coach Gard!!! Lto R, R 1: L. Blade, P. Crites, C. Ashley, R. Reynolds. L. Crandall. R 2: J. Scott. Coach Gard, R. Grafton, L. Blair, L. Erwin. M. Dip-pold, C. Carlson, Ms. Richards, St. Coach. R 3: K. Melton, V. Gard. JV — L to R, R 1: L. Stephen. D. Scott. S. Montgomery, V. Finney. R 2: A. Richardson, C. Weaver. R. Boyer, Db. Stephen. De. Stephen. 13 14 SENIORS — R 1, L to R: C. Carlson, L. Blair. R 2: P. Crites, L. Crandall. J. Scott, K. Melton. R 3: R. Grafton, L. Blade. Color Us Purple and Gold!! playoffs” had cn just an expression to the Casey Warriors and to most of the LIC. The ’74 Warriors advanced to the quarter finals and Marshall won two games in ’79. As the ’82 football season approached. the Warriors were picked “maybe second,” in the Conference. Everyone said, “Next year - that’s Casey’s year.” The first game of the season spelled doom for the Warriors as West Vigo defeated us 14-8. Some, who had a greater insight, however, felt that even though we played less than desirable, there was something waiting to be ignited! Little did Casey or the LIC realize that even though our season began with a loss, it set the stage for The Excitement of beating Cumberland in the Homecoming Clash! SPACE I FflWTWSV The ’82 Warriors: Second in State! Thus, the Warriors’ defeated at first, strove on. Leaving contenders Oblong and Martinsville behind them, the climb on the warpath would only get tougher. Stopping Marshall was to be their next great conquest. With this victory would come a trip to the State playoffs which for the Warriors, would end on the turf in Bloomington!!! Warriors on the Warpath in 82 Game Scores: We They 8 W. Vigo 14 14 Macon 6 35 Cumberland 0 Record: 5-0 Conference All State Mention Rich Cummins QB 29 Oblong 9 11-2 Overall Todd Whaley LB 27 Martinsville 0 2nd Class 2A Playoffs 2nd Area Defense: 49 pts. All Area Team: 14 Robinson 7 All Conference: Richard Cummins S 34 Niantic o Rich Cummins QB-S Todd Whaley LB w Todd Whaley E-LB Todd Warren E 38 St. Elmo 6 Todd Warren E-HB Kirk Rardin T.B. 16 Marshall 7 Ron Cox O.T. Jerry Kelsheimer O.G. Keith Sinclair — 8 Eldorado 6 Kirk Rardin T.B. Coach of the Year 28 Tuscola 22 Roy Myers N.G. Jamie Lewellen D.T. HEAD COACH EAST WEST ALL 20 E. St. Louis 3 STAR GAME 0 Bloomington 38 MVP Tomahawk: Todd Whaley Harris Award: Rich Cummins STATS — L. to R.: S. Allen R. Martin, C. Carlson. S, Graham. COACHING STAFF Powell, S. Grooms. T. Carrell, G. Vidoni, K. Sinclair (Head Coach). R SENIORS — Lto R: R. Cummins. K. Bradford, T. Whaley. T. Warren. 18 Fr. Soph. Team: 1st R. L to R: J. Truelove. J. Finke. M. Durham. M. McGUes. W. Gross. M Glidewell. $. Mullen. J. Kuhn. R 2: S. Schroeder. S. Williams. T. Tiffin. D. Huisinga, M. Webster, S. Nickles. P. Mullen. M. Duniphan. $. Jones, f? 3; S. Keeney. T. Martin. T. Kulm. O. Facer, D. Durnal. J. Glidewell, R. Ping. G. Hays. E. Sauer. The State Runner-up Varsity Warriors 1st R, L to R: O. Facer. S. Keeney. T. Martin. K. Rardin, D. Durnal. J. Glidewell. T. Kulm. E. Sauer. S. Jones. R 2: T. Cox. J. Lewellen, R. Cox. P. Widwell, M. McGiles. E. Niksch, B. Knierim. S. Smith. R 3: K. Kelsheimer. C. Carter, J. Roan. C. Orrell, B. Clapp. P. Brandenburg. J. Stoutin. R. Myers. R. Ping. T. Tiffin, R. Cummins. K. Bradford. T. Whaley. T. Warren. E. Boyd. B. Beasley. M. Swick, G. Hays. 19 The Warriors Left Marshall Behind in ’82 Among Other Thrills, Rardin Ran a 91 Yard TD! Richard looks . . Then We Took on Tough Tuscola!! Then East St. Louis and Victory Was Ours!! WINNING!!! Anything for extra luck ... Finally the Trip to “ISU in ’82” The students said goodbye and good luck . . . All of the area had eyes for “only Casey.” Newspapers wrote stories about us and reporters interviewed our players, coaches and teachers. The citizens of Casey traveled miles to see the “dream team” and merchants painted their windows. Ex-CHS students, now attending college or living elsewhere, chanted Warrior slogans. For what seems like now, only a fleeting moment, Casey and its Warriors were all that mattered. So to Bloomington the caravan journeyed and with it, hopes and dreams for a once in a lifetime game. 22 Richard and Todd meditation And the cheerleaders cheered! Watchful Warren Finke runs for it! Casey and its chicken were ready The action of the game belonged to Central. Their play, the turf and our lack of championship experience proved to be too much for us to overcome. Bloomington Central Catholic would emerge as state champs. 23 CRUNCH!! Accepting Second Place . . . The Warrior Line The Medallion We kept trying The long walk to the locker room with hopes of 83 . .. Coach Sinclair with Cummins, the Harris Award Winner and Whaley. MVP and Tomahawk Winner. A coach’s dream was over for now ... But our JV Cheerleaders said it all! Congrats WARRIORS from The FLAME STAFF!! 24 Concentration ... Up for Grabs!!! Conference Champs: Girl’s Basketball “Mr. T.’s Gals” R 1, L to R: M. L. Dippold. V. Finney, K. Melton, Coach Throneburg. R 2: J. Wright, L. Ramsay. C. Ashley, A. Richardson. D. Crouch. D. Davis. L. Blade. S. Puterbaugh. L. Blair. The girl's team led by Senior Dee Crouch, Lori Blade and Li zz Blair began the season trying to live up the surprising finish of the ’82 season. These three, along with four year player Jennifer Wright, Camille Ashley, and Mary Lynn Dippold, would lead the War-riorettes to their fourth straight Conference Tournament Championship. Rugged and talented, this team was headed full strength into the second half of the season. Warrior Basketball: Building for ’84 The Warriors began the season with a potentially talented and young team. Minus the basketball playing football players, the Warriors and Coach Durham turned to Junior Todd Shoot, Soph. Steve Philippi, and Fr. Tim Blair for leadership in the Thanksgiving Tourney at Newton. With other underclassmen and Senior Bruce Decker, the Warriors struggled. but gained some valuable experience. Returning home, the Warriors won four games in a row as Fr. Jeff Finke, Srs. Warren and Cummins, combined with Jr. Phil Brandenburg to show that Warrior Power was alive on the basketball court. With Shoot completing the starting five, this team began to put a full effort on the floor. However, our hopes for the conference and tourney championship faded. After losing conference games to Marshall and Oblong we bounced back and defeated Cumberland and Oblong in the Tourney, but ended up second to a talented and experienced Westfield. Going into the last month of the season, the Warriors needed to work on fundamentals; their fans now looked to the Regional and next year — as the eyes of the future fell on the hopefully broad shoulders of the '84 Seniors and the expectations of one Jeff Finke. The handslaps of togetherness! A Cummins' shot. . . And Brandenburg’s too R 1, L to R: E. Sauer, C. Cutright, D. Hickox, D. Gentry. R 2: B. West, S. Philippi. J. Finke, P. Brandenburg. R 3: T. Shoot. B. Decker. T. Warren. R. Cummins. The shot that made Finke famous! Todd watches and waits. A chance for the rebound. 29 Fresh-Soph Basketball: Fresh. Win Tourney ? 1, L to R: J. Hickox, M. Webster, A. Scott, M. Durham, T. Tiffin, S. Pierson. R 2: B. Webster puts it up. {elsheimer. D. Huisinga, P. Sauer. M. McGiles. R 3: Coach Sinclair. B. Squires. S. Williams. C. utright, B. West, S. Philippi, E. Sauer, D. Richardson. T. Blair, K. Nickles, Mgr. The very best of West... 30 Conference Tourney Champs Four Times in a Row The victorious Gang and Coach. Seniors are more than happy!! Where is the opposition? o x a? Warriors: Second in LIC Tourney Losing with dignity. Todd puts it up! Rich fights Oblong. This tourney saw the stylish play of Westfield’s Brian Hupp, Freshman Jeff Finke of Casey make the all Tourney team (perhaps one of the few Freshmen to do so), and the walk out of the Marshall players. Nevertheless, after this unfortunate incident the Warriors and Eagles played a game of class. Casey was to be second — for the second year in a row. Time Out for Athletes: Winter Sports Banquet All teams had good seasons, especially our freshman and sophomore boys. The freshmen, coached by Keith Sinclair, went 12-2. The sophomore team had a record of 5-3, and the JV squad ended their season with a 12-6 mark and a conference record of 6-1. The Varsity Boys under Coach Bob Durham ended with a 14-12 season record. Once again the girls had an exceptional year, also. The Lady Warriors won 17 games and lost only 7. Girl’s Basketball (17-7) We They We They 56 Olney 48 66 Marshall 19 57 Newton 63 57 Sullivan 52 49 Effingham 82 79 Oblong 24 40 Teutopolis 55 91 Altamont 52 81 Palestine 25 71 Robinson 69 56 Newton 59 33 Charleston 36 62 Paris 42 71 Cumberland 37 65 Neoga 45 40 . Effingham 67 72 Oblong 30 64 Robinson 40 64 Marshall 26 61 Palestine 33 51 Marshall 27 56 Pana 53 76 Cumberland 29 37 Teutopolis 46 Seasonal Highlights: Six New Records were set this year. These are: Most Points — 51, Lori Blade vs. Cumberland. Most Assists — 16, Lizz Blair vs. Altamont. Most Steals — 7. Blair vs. Marshall. Blade vs. Altamont. Total Defensive Rebounds — 152, Dee Crouch. Total Offen sive Rebounds — 90. Camille Ashley. Elizabeth “Lizz” Blair accepts Girl’s MVP Award from Coach Denny Throneburg. 33 Boys Varsity Basketball Season Record (14-12) We They 48 Robinson 69 52 Newton 74 57 Mt. Carmel 78 68 Oakland 66 64 Kansas 56 57 St. Elmo 47 71 Martinsville 59 53 Robinson 69 63 Sullivan 53 59 Cumberland 58 60 Altamont 51 54 Marshall 56 73 Arthur 60 61 Oblong Marshall 66 61 Oblong 58 66 Cumberland 56 49 Westfield 66 58 Hutsonville 61 56 Westfield 66 63 Red Hill 58 68 Palestine 44 46 Martinsville 50 64 Paris 70 56 Cumberland 54 60 Westfield 68 Jeff Finke: up for another shot. MVP Todd Warren in action. Seasonal Highlights: Most Points scored for season: 360. Jeff Finke (16.4 per game) Most Points scored for one game: 31, Jeff Finke Most Rebounds for season: 281, Jeff Finke (12.8 per game) Most Rebounds for one game: 21. Jeff Finke Most Assists for season: 90, Todd Warren (3.5 per game) Most Field Goals for one game: 11, Jeff Finke Most Free Throws in one game: 9, Todd Warren Jeff Finke Best Field Goal shooting percentage for season: .566. Jeff Finke (146 of 248) Most Points scored by team in one game: 73. Varsity Cheerleaders Senior: Leslie Crandall Senior: Connie Worms Being Number One isn’t always based on who did the best job — at least that’s how C.H.S. feels about our cheerleading squad. Working long and hard all year long, did not reap them the trophy at the tourney this year. However, they are first to us!! L to R: J. Partlow. R. Smart. T. Whitecotton, L. LeMay. “The Casey Warriors will stuff it for you!!” 35 JV Cheerleaders: Loud and Clear!! Warrior: Dira Scott 36 Taking a break . .. Our National Pastime Brings Spring To CHS R 1. L to R: L. Rankin, L. Denny. L. Erwin, C. Ashley, K. Melton. R. Grafton. L. Blade, D. Francis. R 2: S. Montgomery. V. Finney. D. Davis, R. Boyer, C. Weaver, L. Ramsay. Coach Throneburg. R 1, L to R: R. Cummins. R. Strange. K. Bradford. T. Whaley. R. Connelly. J. Glidewell. R 2: D. Montgomery. P. Clark. R. Myers. J. Finke. E. Boyd. S. Redman. J. Stoutin. S. Todd. 37 Coach Vidoni. “Good Bye Seniors” and Thanks!! Rhonda Giafton Todd Whaley Donna Francis Raymond Strange Kelly Melton Leadership from the Seniors is very important. Each of these students in their own way. has con tributed to his or her respective teams. Best wishes and may you always bat 1,000!!! Richard Cummins Lori Blade Keith Bradford 38 Not Pictured: R. Connelly. catching. ' -r- It takes pitching. Our hearts were set on winning the conference, the regional, and more from there! With several rain-outs early we had trouble “jelling.” Nevertheless, the Warriors got their share of victories and finished the season at 11-6. extra effort. sy .■'saw — and hitting 39 Freshman Sophomore Baseball, ’83 R 1. L to R: P. Sauer. J. Kuhn. J. Totten. T. Blair. M. Glidewell. R 2: Coach Hill. J. Glidewell. B. Kelsheimer. D. Richardson, S. Williams. B. Squires. R 3: J. Finke. 40 We can win!! And It Rained and Rained!! Last Minute Instructions ... The spring rains came and it looked as though the season would never begin. Once it did, the girls were off! However, old man upset showed his face and we were beaten in the Regionals. Robinson proved to be too much on a particular day in May. 41 R 1, L to R: J. Truelove, S. Nickles. M. Allison, M. McGiles, M. Smith. E. Oakley, S. Hickox, J. Hickox, W. Gross. R 2: R. Brandenburg, S. Kenney, S. Philippi, T. Cox, K. Rardin, B. Wright, B. Carlen, T. Martin. J. Biery. L. Budd. R 3: S. Smith, T. Tiffin. J. Roan. C. Orrell. M. McGiles. J. Go win, P. Brandenburg, R. Cox, P. Sidwell, W. Winters. 43 Girl S Track: Angie Breaks Records; Dee Goes to EIU! Rl.Lto R: T. Stringfield, R. Whitacre, B. Outright. B. Loehr. J. Albert. R 2: P. Crites. R. Gilbert D. Crouch. D. Stephen. A. Richardson, V. Card. Oaker drives on!! Wish it over Gregg! Boy’s Tennis Senior Mike Timmons R 1, Lto R: S. Pierson, M. Webster. J. Hickox, J. Crowder, K. Nickles, B. Kaufman. A. Scott. R 2: M. Durham. G. Burson. D. Huisinga, E. Sauer. M. Timmons. R. Oakley. T. Tiffin. Coach Noble. The boys tennis team sported a squad of fourteen this year. Losing only Timmons to graduation, this group will basically stay intact for 83- 84. 46 Intramural Basketball FRESH SOPH — R 1. L to R: C. Chubb. M. Loftis. D. Brewer. R. Brandenburg. R. Conrad. D. Finkbinder. R. Grafton. S. Hickox. J. Glide well. R 2: J. Totten, J. Glidewell. S. Keeney. R. Oakley. S. Blanchard. B. Wright. $. Nickles. D. Clapp. J. Biery. E. Oakley. R 3: L. Hartman. K. Rardin. R. Ping. M. Duniphan, K. Ridgley. S. Glidewell, D. Brandenburg. B. Carlen, D. Loftis. JR. SR. — R 1, L to R: M. Timmons. T. Sanders. E. Finney. R. Strange. T. Whaley. M. Lansbery. A. Williams. T. Card. R. Robinson. R 2: R. Hollensbee. D. Montgomery, B. Clapp. R. Cox. R. Myers. J. Lewellen. J. Stoutin. S. Dillier. B. Beasley. J. Roan. R 3: J. Gowin. T. Tiffin, E. Niksch, P. Clark, S. Redman. S. Maxey. M. Swick, S. Smith. R. Comer. E. Boyd. C. Orrell. 47 CHAMPS — R l.Lto R: D. Brandenburg. R. Ping. D. Clapp, M. Duniphan. R 2: D. Finkbinder, E. Oakley, R. Oakley. J. Totten. CHAMPS — R 1. L to R: B. Beasley. J. Stoutin. D. Montgomery. R. Comer. J. Roan. R 2: C. Orrell. R. Myers. M. Swick. S. Smith. J. Kelsheimer. 48 Senior Class Officers: ’83 Carole Carlson Student Council Rep Todd Warren Sports Rep Jennifer Wright Secretary Regina Martin Student Council Rep Shelli Graham Vice-President SHELLIE D. ALLEN Marching Band 1. 2 Concert Band 1. 2 Statistician 3. 4 Football Tomahawk Timas 3 Gymnastics 1 Powder Puff 4 KATHY ANDERSON KEVIN BLACK Student Council 2 FHA 1.2. 3.4 FHA Offices Student Council Rep. 2 Vice President 3 Drama Club 3. 4 LORI JO BLADE ‘BLADER’ Student Council 1,2. 3.4 Class Treasurer 2. 3 Class Sports Rep. 4 Honor Roll 2, 3 Basketball 1.2. 3.4 Volleyball 1.2. 3.4 Softball 1.2. 3.4 MVP Basketball 2 All Conference 1st Team: Basketball 1.2.3 Volleyball 1.2.4 Powder Puff 3. 4 UC AU-Cooference 1. 2.3. 4 Tournament Team ELIZABETH ANNE BLAIR “LIZ” LIZARD Student Council 3. 4 Rec Room Supervisor 3 Class President 1,2.4 Class Sports Rep 3 Marching Band 1. 2 Concert Band 1. 2 Band Officer 1 Tennis 2. 3 Basketball 1.2. 3. 4 Volleyball 1.4 Softball 1.2. 3. 4 Basketball Captain 3 All Conference Is' Team 3 — Basketball UC All Conference 2nd Team. Tournament Tomahawk Times 3,4 Photographer 3. 4 Senior Favorite 4 Powder Puff 3. 4 JAMES DALE BLAIR “JIMBO FFA 1.2. 3.4 Varsity Club 1.2. 3.4 Football Manager 1.2. 3. 4 Basketball Manager 2 Intramurals 1,3.4 Senior Favorite 4 50 USA LYNN BUNE 44SPACEY99 FHA 3.4 Recreation Officer 4 Halloween Queen Candidate 4 Halloween Queen 4 Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Concert Band 1. 2. 3.4 Pep Band 1.2. 3. 4 Band President 4 Swing Choir 4 Pep Club 3 Powder Puff 4 Senior Favorite 4 KEITH B. BRADFORD 44RICO Football 1. 2.4 Basketball 1.2 Baseball 2. 3.4 DA WN BRANDENBURG FHA 2. 3. 4 FHA Office Historian 3. 4 REBECCA KAY BRANDENBURG “BEC” FHA 3. 4 Majorette 1 ALMA JULENE ELLEN BUDD ‘BUD’’ FHA 2. 3.4 Student Council Rep. 3 Projects 4 Marching Band 1. 2 Pep Band 1. 2 Pap Club 3 Track 1.2 Powder Puff 4 TOM CARLL CAROLE FRANCES CARLSON Student Council 1. 4 Secretary of Student Council 4 Rec Room Supervisor 1.4 Claaa Vice-President 3 Class Secretary 1 Flame 1.2.4 Flame Editor 4 Flame Ad Campaign 1. 2. 3 Honor Roil 1.2.3 National Honor Society 3 Homecoming Attendant 2. 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Volleyball 2. 3. 4 Statistician — Football 3. 4 Powder Puff 3. 4 Senior Favorite 4 PAM CARVER ROD CONNELLY Rec Room Supervisor 2 Football 1 Basketball 1. 2.3 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 GREG CORNWELL “HOOBIE” Intramurals 3. 4 ARCHIE CRAIG FFA 2. S.« WILLIAM EDWARD CRAMPTON “BILL FFA Treasurer 2 LESLIE DA WN CRANDALL “MOUSE” FFA 2. 3. 4 Secretary of FFA 3 Honor Roll 3 National Honor Society 3. 4 Concert Band 1. 2. 3 Homecoming Attendant 1. 2. 3 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Volleyball 3. 4 Cheerleader 1.2. 3.4 Captain of Cheerleaders 4 Powder Puff 4 Senior Favorite 4 PA TTY ANN CRITES FHA 1.2. 3.4 Volleyball 3. 4 Track 2. 3. 4 Gymnastics 1 Powder Puff 4 Typing 80 W.P.M. Award Shorthand 80 W.P.M. Award PEGGY JO CRITES FHA 1.2. 3.4 FHA Offices: Recreation 3 Public Relations 4 Track 2 Shorthand 100 W.P.M. Award Typing 70 W.P.M. Award DEE ANN CROUCH “DEEDLE” Halloween Queen Candidate 3 High Honor Roll 1.2.3 Honor Marshal 3 National Honor Society 3. 4 Marching Band 1 Concert Band 1 Tennis 4 Basketball 1.2. 3.4 Volleyball 1.2.3 Track 1.2. 3. 4 Tennia Captain 4 1st Team AII Conf. Tourney 4 RICHARD CUMMINS Senior Favorite 4 Football 1.2. 3.4 Basketball 1. 2. 3.4 Football Captain 3. 4 All Conference 1st Team Football Offense All Conference 1st Team Football Defense TAMMI SUE DA VIDSON Class Treasurer 1. 2. 3. 4 Flame 1. 2. 3.4 Flame Editor 4 Flame Ad Campaign 1.2. 3 Honor Marshal 3 Honor Roll 1.2.3 High Honor Roll 3 Marching Band 1.2.3 Concert Band 1. 2. 3 Secretary 3 Tomahawk Times 2. 3 Powder Puff 3. 4 53 BRUCE ALLEN DECKER “BAD Football 1.2.3 Baakatball 1.2. 3. 4 DENISE D. DECKER Marching Band 1.2.3 Concart Band 1. 2. 3 Bat Girl 2 Chaarlaadar 1.2.3 Gymnaatlca 1 DALE FINNEY Honor Roll 1. 2.3.4 Math Contaat 2 Intramurals 1.2. 3. 4 ERIC FINNEY DONNA KA Y FRANCIS Marching Band 1. 2. 3 Concart Band 1. 2. 3 Homecoming Attandant 2 Softball 3. 4 Gumnaetice 1 Powder Puff 3. 4 YVONNE LYN GARD State Scholar 4 4 MICHELLE LEE GRAHAM “SHELL!” Stud.nt Council 1.2. S. « Rec Room S«p«rvlaor 1.2. 3 CI«m Vice President 1.2. 3.4 FUm« 1.2. 3.4 Flam Editor 4 Flame Ad Campaign 1.2. 3 Honor Roll 2. 3 Marching Band 1.2.3 Concert Band 1. 2. 3 St a tUt Ic lan Track 2 Football 4 Tomahawk Tlmee 2 Gymnaatlca 1 Powder Puff 3.4 LORI LYNN GREENWELL Dram. Club 2. 3. 4 Honor Roll 3 Marching Band 1 Homacomlng Att.nd.nt 2 Vollayball 1.2.3 Tomahawk Tlmaa 2. 3.4 Layout Managar 4 Gymnaatlca 1 JIM GOBLE Marching Band 1.2. S. Coacart Band 1.2. 3. Intramural 1.2. 3. 4 San lor Favorite 4 RHONDA LYNN GRAFTON “TURTLEFACE” Halloween Queen Candidate 1 Ram 4 Typlat for Rama 4 I Dar You Award S Honor RoU 1.2. 3. 4 National Honor Society 3. 4 Homecoming Attendant 3 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Volleyball 1.2. 3.4 Volleyball Captain 4 MVP Volleyball 4 Gymnaatlca 1 All Conference Team (Volleyball) 4 Powder Puff 3. 4 __ Typing 70 and 80 W.P.M. Award t Shorthand 60 and 80 W.P.M. Award Senior Favorite 4 I KAY LYNN HANNERS BRAD HAD MESSER LINDA LEE HICKS BRUTE'' Student Council 1.2. 3. 4 Secretary 3 Vice-President 4 Rec Room Supervisor 1. 2. 3 DAR Award 4 Class Secretary 2 Class Student Council Rep. 1 I Dare You Award 3 Honor Roll 1.2. 3. 4 National Honor Society 3. 4 President 4 Marching Band 1. 2 Concert Band 1. 2 District Band 1. 2 Music Contest 1. 2 Tennis 1.2. 3.4 Basketball 1.2.3 Track 3 Statistician 4 — Girls Basketball MVP Tennis 3 MVP Tennis 4 Senior Favorite 4 PAMELA JEAN HOWARD FHA 1.2. 3.4 FHA Offices: Public Relations 3 Secretary 4 Honor Marshal Honor Roll 1. 2.3 National Honor Society 3. 4 Marching Band 1. 2. 3 Concert Band 1. 2. 3 TERESA CAROL LAKINS FHA 1 Pep Club 4 Track 1.2 MARK WILLIAM LANSBERRY DINK Rec Room Supervisor 1 FFA 1.2. 3.4 Secretary 4 Basketball 1.2 Intramurals 3. 4 FFA Soil and Land Judging 2 Chapter Farmer 2 Corn Production 3 Senior Favorite 4 CYNTHIA LAYMON Powder Puff 4 56 JAYLORTON REGINA CHRISTINE MARTIN Student Council 3. 4 Treasurer 4 Rec Room Supervisor 2. 3 Class St. Council Rep. 3. 4 Flame 3. 4 Flame Ad Campaign 3 Volleyball 1.2 Statistician 2. 3. 4 Football Statistician 3 Baseball CRYSTAL GAIL MAXEY “GAILFORD” Flame 3. 4 Layout Manager 4 Track 1 Volleyball 1 Tomahawk Times 3. 4 Powder Puff 3. 4 Gymnastics 1 KELL Y DENISE MELTON FHA 1.2 Treasurer 2 Plays 1.2 Class Secretary 2 Marching Band 1. 2 Concert Band 1. 2 Choir 1.2 Swing Choir 2 Music Contest 1. 2 Homecoming Attendant 3 Basketball 3. 4 Volleyball 1.2. 3. 4 Track 1 Softball 3. 4 Statistician (Basketball) 1 Cheerleader 2 Library Club 1.2 Athletic 2 Pom Pon Squad 2 Interrelated Class Secretary and Treasurer 4 Typing Award 65 W.P.M. JEFF A. NASH CRASH” FFA 2. 3.4 VICKY MILBOURN MIB” 57 JUDY MARGARET NORTON Student Council 4 FHA 1 Drama Chib 2. 3.4 Thespians 3. 4 Bast New Member 2 Secretary of Drama Club 3 Playe 3. 4 Student Council Rep 4 Scholastic Bowl 2. 3 Honor Marshal 3 Honor Roll 1.2 High Honor RoU 3 National Honor Society 3.4 Swing Choir 2 Math Contest 1 Tomahawk Times 3.4 State Scholar 4 DANNY O ATM AN REBECCA RENEE PLUNKETT “NATER FHA 3.4 Vice-President 4 Drama Club 1.2. 3. 4 Thespians 3. 4 Plays 1 Honor Roll 3 Marching Band 2. 3. 4 Concert Band 2. 3. 4 Vice-President 4 Pep Band 2. 3. 4 Swing Choir 3. 4 Music Contest 4 Choreographer 3.4 Pep Club 3 Pep Club Co-Captain 3 FAME Council 4 Basketball 1 Track 2 Gymnastics 1 Powder Puff 4 JENNIFER DIANA PRINGLE Senior Favorite 4 State Scholar 4 Drama Club 1. 2. 3.4 Thespians 3.4 Beet Actress 3 Points Chairman 3 President 4 Plays 2. 3. 4 Student Director 4 Scholastic Bowl 2 Halloween Queen Candidate 2 Flame 3 Flame Ad Campaign 2. 3 Honor Roll 1. 2. 4 High Honor Roll 3 Marching Band 1 Concert Band 1 Swing Choir 1 Tomahawk.Times 3.4 Editor 4 Member of Fame Council 4 Illinois State Scholar 4 Rec Room Supervisor 4 SUE ELLEN PUTERBAUGH SOUPY Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Concert Band 1. 2.3.4 Treasurer 4 Choir 4 Swing Choir 3.4 Musk Contest 3. 4 Pep Band 1.2. 3. 4 Pep Club 3 Basketball 2. 3. 4 Volleyball 2. 3 Track 2 Softball 1 BRUCE RAYHEL Library Aide 4 8 JANETTE SUE RODGERS “NETTER Gymnastics TIM SANDERS DON SCOTT “HOSS” FFA 1.2 Homecoming Queen Escort 4 Intrsmursls 3 JACQUELINE K. SCOTT Student Council 3. 4 President of Student Council 4 Rec Room Supervisor 2. 4 Class St. Council Rep 3 Flame Ad Campaign 3 Honor Marshal 3 High Honor Roll 1. 2. 3 National Honor Society 3. 4 Vice-President 4 Homecoming Attendant 1. 2. 3 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Volleyball 1.2. 3. 4 Co-Captain Volleyball 4 All Conference 1st Team (Volleyball) 3 Statiatlcian 2 Football Statiatician 2 Baseball Powder Puff 3. 4 LISA DIANE SHULL Homecoming Attendant 1. 2. 3 Track 1 Cheerleader 1. 3 Gymnastics 1 PHILIP SMITH 5 TAMMY ANN SNYDER CHARLOTTE SHERRY STIVERS FHA 1.3.4 Powder Puff 3 Trophy for High Bowling JULIE L YNN STOUT FHA 3.4 Volleyball 2 Gymnastic 1 RA YMOND STRANGE Football 2 Baseball 4 Intramurals 1.2. 3.4 ROBERT EVERETT STUTESMAN “STUTZ” FFA 1.2. 3.4 FFA Offices: Reporter 2 Vice-President 4 FFA Star Greenhand 1 JUDY DARLENE THOMPSON Honor Roll 2. 3 High Honor Roll 3 KIMBERL Y DA WN TIFFIN Student Council 4 Drama Club 1. 3. 4 Vice-President 4 Plays 3. 4 Class Student Council Rep. 4 Thespians 3. 4 Flame 3 Honor Roll 3. 4 Tomahawk Times 2 Typing Awards 1. 2 Perfect Attendance 1. 2. 4 Who's Who Among H.S. Students 4 Powder Puff 4 MICHAEL NEAL TIMMONS Football 1 Tennis 2. 3.4 Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 SARAH SUE WALLER SAREY” FHA 2. 3. 4 Treasurer 3 TODD ERIC WARREN Student Council 3. 4 Rec Room Supervisor 4 Class Sports Rep. 3. 4 Senior Favorite 4 High Honor Roll 4 Varsity Club 3. 4 Football 1.3.4 Basketball 1.2. 3. 4 All Conference 1st Team 4 Football All Conference 2nd Team 4 Football Second Team All Area Wide Receiver — Football TODD ALLAN WHALEY “WHALES” FFA 1.2.3 FFA Secretary 3 Football 1.2. 3. 4 Basketball 1. 2 Baseball 1. 2. 3.4 Intramurals 3. 4 Football Captain 4 MVP Football 4 Tomahawk Award 4 All Conference 1st Team 3. 4 Football All Area 1st Team 4 Senior Favorite 4 61 ALLAN WILLIAMS BRUCE WILLIAMS “LERCH CONNIE MARIE WORMS Football 2 Student Council 4 R«c Room Supervisor 2, 3. 4 Drama Club 3. 4 Drama Club Secretary 4 Thespians 4 Play 2. 3. 4 Claaa Student Council Rep. 4 Honor Roll 1.2. 3.4 National Honor Society 3. 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Statistician 2 Girls Basketball Statistician 3.4 Baseball Tomahawk Times 3 Cheerleader 1. 2. 4 Gymnastics 1 JENNIFER SUE WRIGHT Drama Club 1. 2 Class Secretary 3. 4 Flame Ad Campaign 1. 2 Honor Roll 2. 4 Marching Band 1, 2 Concert Band 1. 2 Basketball 1.2. 3. 4 Volleyball 1 Track 1 Gymnastics 1 62 Mo� t Athletic: Richard Cummins Most Musical: Jim Goble Most Dramatic: Jennifer Pringle Class Wit: Rhonda Grafton Class Wit: Mark Lansbury (I) Most Musical: Lisa Bllne (Above) 63 More Senior Favorites, ’83 3. 5. 1. Linda Hicks: Most Likely to Succeed. 2. Todd Warren: Most Likely to Succeed. Best All Around, Best Looking. Carole Carlson: Best Looking. 3. Connie Worms: Best Dressed. 4. Llzz Blair: Most Athletic. 5. Leslie Crandall: Most School Spirit. 6. Todd Whaley: Most School Spirit. 7. Jim Blair: Best Dressed. 6. 64 Dixie Adamson Rita Anderson Camille Ashley Brad Beasley Monica Biery Beth Biggs Eric Boyd Phil Brandenburg Rodney Brandenburg Russel Brink Larry Budd Gregg Burson Roberta Carlson Chris Carter Brent Clapp Parrish Clark Marjori Comer Rick Comer 66 Tina Corbett Jimmy Cox Ronnie Cox Terry Cox Jeff Go win Dawn Cribelar Bill Cunningham Carolyn Davis Lisa Denney Steve Dillier Mary Lynn Dippold Rodney Dunne Allan Edgar Lisa Erwin Len Gard Vickie Gard Lori Gardner David Gentry Lloyd Kemper Bill Knierim Mike Kuhn Lynn LeMay Jamie Lewellen Steve Liggett Mike McGiles Julie McKinzie Jackie Gruning Mary Hawker Danny Hickox Randy Hellensbe Candy Howe Melodie Hudson Stephanie Hurt Crystal Johnson Shannon Jones Jerry Kelsheimer Carlene Malone Steve Maxey Stephanie Miller Dan Montgomery David Montgomery Lorinda Morgan Mike Mullen Roy Myers Larry Nidey Eric Niksch Chris Orrell Tcrina Owen Stan Page Jennifer Partlow Leanne Ploeger David Ramsay pr Scott Redman Paul Reynold 69 Ronda Reynolds Tammi Richardson Jeff Roan Rilan Robinson Pam Rodgers Janice Rosborough Misty Shiels Todd Shoot Dena Shute Phil Sidwell Delise Simpson Rhonda Smart Leslie Smith Richard Smith Stan Smith Robin Stout John Stoutin Mike Swick Abbie Tarr Melanie Tiffin Tracy Tiffin Shawn Todd Rusty Vernon Libby Wade Lee Whitacre Tona Whitecotton Wes Winters Not Pictured: Scott Alier Scott Blanchard Monica Blome Don Brandenburg Louis Brink Tim Buchanan Bill Carlen Jennifer Carver Danny Clapp Connie Clark Lisa Cook Josh Crowder Matt Cummins I 73 Rebecca Gilbert John Glidewell Steve Glidewell Andrea Greenwell Eugene Hays Rick Hedmark David Lamb Curt Linton Becky Loftis David Loftis Stephanie McKinzie Carla McNurlan Toby Martin Brenda Masters Lori Maulding Karen Maxey Becky Morey Kyle Nickles Rod Oakley Maria Partlow Steve Philippi Randy Ping Danny Pittenger r Kirk Rardin awrence Reynolds Robert Reynolds fei-Angela Richardson k Kim Ridgley Toni Ritter Bob Roan Eric Sauer Angie Schiver Dira Scott Tonya Shelton Bill Shobe Chris Smith Pam Smith Gretchen Snedeker Deanna Stephen Lesa Stephen Debra Stinson 76 fer Angie Wilson Kim Wilson Marsha Winters d WrigI i J Not Pictured: Bill Clark Ron Cummins Lacey Hartman fcarl Hentrich |na Huffman Patty Johnson Scott Justice David Kemper Jeannie Albert Mike Allison Kelly Baker Stephanie Baker Donnie Blair Tim Blair Robin Royer Rodney Brandenburg Don Brewer Chris Chubb Russell Conrad Cindy Cox Gena Cramer Melissa Crouch Becky Cutright Dawn Davis Kimberly Dean Max Duniphan Matt Durham Jeff Finite Vonda Finney Matt Fischer Mike Gard Mike Glidewell Richie Grafton Annette Hendrix Jon Hockox Randy Hickox Stacey Hickox Penni Hudson Dale Huisinga Doug Hurt Sheryl Hutchings Brad Kelsheimer Joe Kemper Jeff Kuhn 80 Becky Loehr Shawn Littlejohn Mark Loftis Sharon Lovell Mark McGiles Jill Maus Stephanie Montgomery Pat Mullen Shawn Mullen Scott Nickles Ernie Oakley Vickie Orrell Steve Pierson Vaughn Plunkett Lynn Ramsey Buffy Reynolds David Richardson Brent Ritter 81 Marsha Robinson Julia Rosbourough Paul Sauer Steve Schroeder Andy Scott Robin Shiels Marlen Smith Bill Squires Donna Staley Debbie Stephen mm Brian Stout Tonya Stringfield Lisa Tiffin Troy Tiffin John Truelove Lisa Vega Bill Wallace Cindy Weaver Mike Webster Rachel Whitacre 83 Staff of 85 s c h o 0 1 B o a r d Mr. Lansberry, Mr. Lacey. Mr. Roth. Those Helping Hands BUS DRIVERS — R 1. L to R: M. Cohrs. S. Burnett. J. Bolin. L. Smith. B. Rue. G. Davidson. R. Hickox. C. Burnett. F. Crandall. J. Whitton. Not Pictured: L. Crandall. CUSTODIANS — R 1. L to R: O. James, M. Weir. M. Brandenburg. D. Peel. D. Brandenburg. R 2: S. Wilaon. R. Brandenburg. J. Morgan. IMC AIDS — B. Rayhel. K. Wilson. R. Brandenburg. OFFICE AIDES — R 1. L to R: S. Miller. D. Shute. C. Ashley. S. Waller. T. Shelton, R. Gilbert. R 2: K. Dean. C. Worms. J. Rosborough. R. Shiels. 87 The Faculty of 1982-83 Smiles on C.H.S. 2. 3. 1. Denny Throneburg: Health. Athletic Director. Girl’s Basketball Coach. Softball Coach. 2. Bob Durham: Business. Boy's Basketball Coach. 3. Lori O’Rourke: Learning Disabilities. Soph. Class Sponsor. 4. Anita Brown: Science. Scholastic Bowl Sponsor. Standing: Debbie Sinclair, Special Education. Soph Class Sponsor. 2. Phyllis Koss: Special Education. ... 1. Cathy Sherwood: English. 2. Louise McCawley: English. Spanish. 3. David Hickox: Band. 4. Debbie Raymer (L): Student Teacher. Jackie Crouch (R): Art, Student Council Sponsor. 5. Nettie Resch: Business. Freshman Class Sponsor. 6. Jim Blome: Science. Dr. Ed. 4. 90 6. 1. Bill Wyman: History. Senior Class Sponsor. 2. Susan Weir: Interrelated Program, Senior Class Sponsor. 3. Bev Craig: Home Ec. FHA Sponsor. 4. Cathy Richards, (L): Student Teacher; Lisa Gard (R) Girls P.E., Volleyball Coach. 5. Roger Haberer: Math. 6. Evelyn Davis: Math. Fr. Class Sponsor. 5. 91 I. Doris Lee. Guidance Counselor. 2. Louis Curts, Secretary. 3. Patty Richards. English. Drama Club. FLAME and F.A.M.E. Sponsor. 4. Mildred Tyler: Health. School Nurse. 5. Phyllis Klmmell: Special Education. 6. Carmel Davis: Secretary. 3. 92 I. Lynn Cross, Learning Disabilities. 2. Larry Hudson, Industrial Arts. 3. Ron Powell, English, Fr. Soph. Football Coach. 4. Kim Whte, Girl’s P.E. 5. Ralph Fitch, Industrial Arts. 6. Debbie Webster, Math. Cheerleader Sponsor. 6. 93 Mr. Carrell and daughter A.J. Mr. Wyman sticks his neck out for us!! Mr. Fitch instructs Jim Goble. The girls' favorite. ‘Why is Mr. Blome smiling?' Our Teachers at Work and Play It was “baby day at Homecoming. 94 Flame Staff Says Goodbye to Seniors FLAME EDITORS R I, L to R: C. Ashley. ,h F.d; Miss Richards, Sponsor; T. Davidson, Assist. Editor. Top: C. Carlson. Ed., S. Graham, Assist. Editor. Carole. Shelli and Tammi have been members of the Flame Staff for four years. To them we say goodbye and The Flame Staff “Look” of ’83 R 1, L to R: S. Graham T. Davidson R. Martin G. Maxey M. Partlow R. Carlson V. Gard C. Malone R 2, L to R: L. Gardner L. Whitacre R. Reynolds C. Davis R. Grafton C. Ashley R. Carlson S. Whitling M. Dippold Here’s a good idea! Searching for more ideas ... Enjoying the Flame and the photographer. Student Council R 1, L to R: L. Whitacre. C. Davis, R. Reynolds, L. Smith, K. Tiffin, J. Norton, L. Hicks, C. Worms. R 2: T. Martin. C. Malone, S. Whitling, A. Richardson. R. Martin, C. Carlson, S. Graham, C. Ashley, L. Blade. R 3: J. Scott, B. Kaufman, R. Ping, T. Warren, M. McGiles, C. Cox, G. Cramer. T to B: T. Martin, K. Rardin, C. Malone, R. Carlson, R. Stout, L. Ploeger, L. Whitacre. J. Scott, C. Worms, A. Richardson. C. Davis, L. Smith. 98 FAME Council of ’83 In its first year of existence, the FAME Council sponsored a calendar. Fine Arts Week and the FAME Banquet, honoring the fine arts students. The faculty also selects a FAME Award winner. The purpose of the FAME Council is to promote the Fine Arts at CHS. i The Tomahawk Times Makes News STAFF — R I, L to R: L. Smith, G. Burson. L. Gweenwell. C. McNurlan, G. Maxey, J. Norton. J. Pringle. R 2: C. Ashley. L. Morgan. A. Tarr, C. Malone. L. Whitacre, L. Blair. EDITORS — Lto R: J. Pringle, G. Maxey, L. Whitacre. L. Greenwell. L. Blair. C. Burson. FHA, Lookin Good R I, L to R: M. Hawker. J. McKinzie, B. Biggs. D. Simpson. D. Shute. Mrs. Craig. T. Owen. L. Gardner. M. Tiffin, T. Whitecotton, R. Anderson. R 2: P. Johnson. B. Masters. T. Shelton, C. McNurlan. C. Clark. R. Gilbert, K. Maxey. B. Morey. T. Ritter. SENIORS — Up L: J. Budd, D. Brandenburg. Pa. Crites. Pe. Crites, B. Brandenburg, K. Black, S. Waller, P. Howard, C. Stivers, L. Bline. R. Plunkett. Md: K. Anderson. OFFICERS — R I, L to R: J. Budd. R. Plunkett. L. Bline. D. Brandenburg. P. Howard. Mrs. Craig. Sponsor. R : R. Gilbert. D. Shute. C. McNurlan. C. Clark. B. Masters. P. Crites. The FHA kept busy this year selling candy and attending meetings. As always, they held monthly meetings and sponsored several social functions for their club. 101 Future Farmers at C.H.S. R 1. L to R: R. Grafton. S. Keeney. J. Truelove. S. Williams. D. Finkbinder. S. Schroeder. B. Ritter. M. Gard. S. Hickox, D. Hurt. S. Mullen. S. Justice. R 2, L to R: L. Kemper, R. Hollensbe. D. Hickox, J. Blair. D. Montgomery. B. Stutesman. R. Comer. D. Brandenburg. A. Craig. R. Smith. J. Nash. P. Sidwell. S. Todd. S. Maxey. S. Dillier. J. Lorton, M. Lansberry. 102 L to R: D. Montgomery, D. Hickox, R. Comer. B. Stutesman. M. Lansberry. Mrs. Fain, sponsor. Scholastic Bowl: On the Road in ’83 Most of the Scholastic Bowl season was spent on the road. A pat on the back to these hard-working students of CHS pictured from bottom to top: Mrs. Brown. J. Carver. D. Davis. L. Tiffin. B. Masters. D. Stephen. S. Jones. T. Martin. M. Hudson. J. Norton. J. Crowder. 103 Thespians: Another Busy Year R 1, L to R: K. Nickles, B. Kaufman, J. Norton, Kim Tiffin, J. Pringle, L. Smith. G. Burson. M. Partlow, A. Gweenwell. R. Plunkett, D. Cribelar. M. Biery, J. McKinzie. R 2: S. Jones. K. Black. L. Greenwell. C. Ashley. C. Davis. G. Snedeker, M. Blome. L. LeMay, B. Masters. T. Ritter, D. Stephen. J. Carver. J. Biery. R 3: R. Ping. J. Crowder. C. Cutright, S. Jones. Drama Club kept busy again in 82 83. The fall comedy. Lock, Stock, and Lipstick, began the year. It was followed by the Hors fd 'oeuvre Theatre at Richards Farm and the Spring Mystery, The Haunting of Hill House. The group also held various social gatherings and attended plays. L to R: C. Worms. J. Norton, K. Tiffin. Ms. Richards. G. Burson. J. Pringle, S. Jones. Not Pictured: J. Go win. 104 National Honor Society R 1, Lto R: L. Hicks. D. Crouch. Mrs. Lee, J. Wright. M. L. Dippold. R 2: R. Comer. J. Scott. C. Worms. J. Norton, C. Ashley. Row 3: J. Pringle, R. Grafton, L. Crandall, C. Carlson. R. Martin, P. Howard. R 4: T. Shoot. G. Burson, S. Jones, L. Ploeger, L. Whitacre, L. Morgan. 105 “Sign” of the Times: Election ’83 Jeff in “bake sale” action. Skits in dramatics Denny models ... 106 R 1. L to R: C. Ashley. T. Ritter. J. Carver. P. Hudson. M. Hudson. M. Winters. D. Stephen. L. Tiffin. C. Weaver. S. Page. K. Dean. B. Kaufman. J. McKinzie. R 2: Mr. Hickox. S. Jones. V. Orrell. S. Littlejohn. M. Durham. S. Leohr, D. Stephen. S. Puter-baugh. R. Plunkett. R 3: K. Nickles. J. Goble. T. Tiffin. M. Cummins. M. Biery. J. Gruning. L. Erwin. R 4: R. Oakley. B. Ritter. C. Smith. B. West. C. Cutright. P. Sauer. D. Husinga. R. Boyer. G. Cramer. C. Chubb. L. Bline. E. Sauer. B. Loehr. Patty Evans. Performing on the tvrf at I US. Another favorite formation. 108 Marching in Homecoming! School Song Formation Drum Major: C. Ashley March. Step. Play. Drum Major: B. Kaufman Providing entertainment at basketball games. 109 Spring Sing: The Arts Hall was the scene of the Choir and Swing Choir, “83” Spring Sing. A variety of music and dance was presented. We are proud of the improvement of the choral department and wish them continued success. Ill Fall Play: Lock, Stock and Lipstick The fall was brightened with this Drama Club comedy production. Several new faces made an appearance: Cindy Cox, Curt Cutright, Camille Ashley. Many felt the performance of Todd Shoot, another newcomer, was worth the price of admission. As the long-haired hippie he stole the show. Other fine performances were by Gregg Burson, Camille Ashley, and Josh Crowder. L to R: C. Worms, K. Tiffin. G. Burson. S. Jones. C. Ashley. C. Cox. L. Smith. C. Cutright. J. Crowder. M. Biery. T. Shoot. 113 114 The Haunting CHS — Spring Flay: 0f Hill House STAGE CREW_______T to B: J. Biery. M. McGiles. J. Carver. G Burson, M. Partlow, M. Hudson. The Drama Club decided to do something different for the spring play. The Haunting of Hill House was selected and the ending still has some wondering what happened?!! The cast and stage crew worked long and hard for this performance and it showed!!! The Look of despair and concern. 115 Jeff gets a laugh! Frustration lets go!! 116 “It’s not what I agreed to.' A pending romance??? Spiral Staircase The Drama Club presented Hors d’oeuvre Theatre this year. The Spiral Staircase, directed by Jennifer Pringle, had the audience on the edge of their seats before the murderer came forward. An excellent job!!! What was that noise?? The Crime . .. 117 “Variety ’83” . . . the Spice of Our Life!! It was a long time in happening — but Variety ’83 finally was reality. Sponsored by the Drama Club, directed by Miss Richards and emceed by Mr. Throneburg — the show was a total success. It played to a packed house, too! From the opening, “There’s No Business Like Show Business,” to “Nothin’ Like A Dame,” the action was fast-paced. The grease band was a favorite act! Hopefully, the Variety Show is back to stay! The Opening Crew ... Nothin' Like These Guys!!! We were protected by the Beaver Brothers!! 118 Wyman “tip-toe®!” Dixieland Band ... There’s No Business Like Show Business . .. Gregg Sings — Corner of the Sky.' The Trolley- 120 'Good place for a stick up!' L to R: Best Actor — T. Shoot. Best Actress Thespian — G. Burson. J. Pringle. Best Supporting Role Winners: S. Jones. K. Tiffin. Our Roles in the Roaring 20’s The Thespians carried the Drama Club Week Theme, The Twenties, into the Banquet. Richards Farm was decorated with ivy-covered brick and colorful tissue balls. The tables were decorated with cars of the 1920’s. Winners were announced and the evening was fun, as always. Invitation Ceremony ... Drama Week Winner. Best New Member: C. Ashley. 121 Don't take my picture now! Seniors are kicking up a jazz dance! NEW THESPIANS — R 1. L to R: B. Kaufman. J. Crowder. R 2: J. Carver, G. Burson. S. Jones. 122 Unique Is the Unicorn, The FAME Council worked very hard this year to prepare the banquet. The theme: “Unique as the Unicorns are the ones in Fine Arts.” The cafeteria was filled with parents and friends. Awards were presented in the areas of art, drama, choir and band. The FAME award was presented to Camille Ashley by Mrs. Crouch, representing the Fine Arts Faculty. and the Fine Arts Students Camille with trophy. Sue wins in choir. 123 Fame Fine Arts Mean Excellence 124 Patty Crites pictured with Mrs. Main is presented the Jean Main Award. FHA Banquet President Carla with Highest Point Winner: Dena Shute. 125 A New Beginning for Honor Students: The National Honor Society held its banquet on May 9th in the cafeteria. Being selected a member of the NHS is an honor most students cherish. To these students, pictured on page 105. we offer congratulations and our respect for being outstanding students of CHS. 126 Junior-Senior Prom: “You and I” Tom leads the way!! The Junior Class Officers and sponsors worked very hard to present the “83” prom, “You and 1.” Held in the old ballroom at EI(J, the prom was a memorable event. Smile for the photographer. Wake him up. Janice!!! 127 “Sharing the Good Times” 129 Math Award: J. Norton Art Award: L. Blair Athletes of the Year: L. Blade. R. Cummins Science Award: L. Ploeger English Award: J. Norton. J. Pringle Choir and Sousa Music Award: S. Puterbzugh Honors Day, ’83 Science Award: J. Scott Ma rching in Flame Award: R. Grafton. R. Martin I Dare You Award M. McGiles. C. Malone U.S. Marine Corps Music Award: M. Winters. S. Jones Tade Business Award: D. Crouch. R. Grafton J. O. Hawkins Music Award: R. Plunkett PERFECT ATTENDANCE — R 1, L to R: K. Baker. R. Anderson. R. Whitacre, V. Finney. J. Kuhn. T. Tiffin. S. Mullen. R 2: M. Winters. T. Anderson. J. Albert. J. Greenlee. R. Brink. R. Oakley. C. Smith. R 3: P. Howard. K. Tiffin. D. Brandenburg. E. Oakley. D. Stephen. B. Kelsheimer. T. Blair. M. Durham. J. Blair. P. Smith. Not Pictured: C. Ashley. T. Shoot, R. Hollensbe. S. Jones. L. Brink. Honors: (4.5 or better grade point average) D. Davis D. Stephen C. Carlson M. Durham M. Winters L. Crandall J. Finke P. Crites D. Stephen T. Davidson L. Tiffin L. Gardner Y. Gard M. Webster M. Hudson L. Hicks L. Morgan R. Martin L. Ploeger J. Pringle J. Carver M. Shiels J. Thompson C. McNurlan D. Simpson B. Masters G. Snedeker L. Whitacre 132 COMPUTER A WARD — J. Scott. J. Norton. D. Crouch. R. Martin. High Honors R l.Lto R: J. Rosborough T. Martin V. Gard S. Whitling P. Hudson R2: C. Worms T. Warren J. Scott J. Norton P. Howard D. Crouch S. Jones C. Ashley M. Dippold G. Burson 133 Left. R l.L to R: D. Crouch MVP Track; T. Whaley MVP Baseball. R 2: R. Oakley MVP Tennis; K. Rardin MVP Track; L. Blade MVP Softball. Spring Athletic Award Winners Above: R. Strange. “Bonehead Award Winner in Baseball. Right. T to B: BOYS RECORD SETTING RELA Y TEAM — W. Winters T. Tiffin L. Budd J. Biery W. Gross 134 Graduation, May 29,1983 “The Clast” ... of 83 Sadness too. as we say farewell. 135 The crowded hall — one last time. The Speakers and the Singers Jackie expressed hope for the future. Jennifer sang and so did Sue. 136 After the Caps Were Up! Happy smiles and faces of ’83. Up. up and away!! 137 One Last Glance at CHS in ’83 BEV CRUSE PHOTOGRAPHY 14 West Cumberland Martinsville, IL 26442 1-382-4421 One of the most popular questions Ms. Rich-arrds hears all year is, “When are our pictures coming in?” Often her reply is: “Yearbook is a thankless job. As soon as the pictures come. I’ll pass them out. I’m not hiding them!” However, when one stops to think what better way do we have of reserving memories than through pictures? BEV CRUSE, an ex-Warrior herself has been more dedicated to CHS than some of our own students. Rushing to all of the football playoff games and in the process, taking over 200 color shots wasn't easy. Pulling for our basketball players and other athletes and trying to capture these special moments is a rewarding job — yes, but also a meticulous one. Nevertheless, whether it’s making reprints for students, filming the dress rehearsal of the play, taking publicity shots, making a black and white photo for a teacher, copying another lost pic for the FLAME staff, or rushing over for a special noon hour group shot, Bev is here, and she does all FLAME pictures for free!! So — the next time you wonder where your picture is, remember this: at last count — this year alone, Bev had taken over 1,300 pictures of CHS. Yours will be here soon!! Thank You Bev!! Bev may find you at a pep rally. at the Pizza Hut after a game. 140 or at school in the classroom . .. “We Go Bananas in the IGA.” Ted and Roberta Ahrens 141 “Granddad Does it Right” KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Rt.49 Casey, IL tm Congratulations Seniors BIGGS AND RICHARDS At the Intersection of Routes 49 and 40 932-2950 Farm Equipment -'CASEY BOWL THE REDMANS Phone 932-2110 HAUMESSER FURNITURE STORE 16 E. Main Casey, Illinois Fine Furniture and Heavenly Carpet ARNDT’S VARIETY and RADIO SHACK 8 East Main Casey, Illinois 62420 APPLEGATE T.V. AND APPLIANCES First in Sales First in Service Casey — 932-4715 — Illinois UHu dpool Color you can count on. RGill XL-KX 0 142 BIRD'S NEST 11 East Main Casey, IL 62420 932-5577 BUR-CRO FEED COMPANY 407 W. Main St., P.O. Box 162 Casey, Illinois 62420 Phone 932-2182 Purina Feeds, Health Products and Livestock Supplies [ -Hxytpxriixir NEBERGALL Heating, Air Conditioning Refrigeration Rt. 2 Old Rt. 40 East Casey, Illinois (217) 932-2531 SNEDEKER WORMS INS. L. R. “Joe” Snedeker Nolan C. Worms Doug Athey P.O. Box 489 104 West Alabama Casey, Illinois Good Luck Class of 1983 v v ‘ .. ♦ • —««: :.S ■ • gr RED WHITE W.Buckeye Casey, IL “Red and White “CAN” Do for You” Congratulations Class of 83 KWIK-MIX Compliments of Carl Harrold and Ron Davis Phone 932-5271 GOBLE L.P. Gas — Appliances Heating — Air Conditioning Gasoline — Diesel Fuel Casey West Union 932-2144 279-3612 Charleston 345-3848 CASEY ANSWERING AND SECRETARIAL SERVICE P.O. Box 123 Casey, Illinois 62420 phon. 144 TASTEE FREEZ ‘Todd orders a sweet Dish. North Route 40 Bob Sharon Durham “Beauty in the Making at the HAIR SHANTY 405 E. Edgar, Casey RICHARDS FARM R.R. 1 Casey. IL 62420 m “The Gang's All Here” Thank You Miss Crouch! The FLAME and Drama Club Thank You for All Your Help! Patronize ART, ETC. 5 N. Central, Casey “The CNB Puts Their Best Foot Forward for You.” ‘d ! %4 145 Daily Reporter 71 South C««tr«l P 0 Bo« i� •. C � y 1 7470 I'nce .’OOnU ED’S PAINT AND REPAIR Full Service Garage W. Main Casey, Illinois MARKWELL SONS FUNERAL HOME Since 1927 Casey, IL MONTGOMERY WARD’S CATALOG SALES Bob and Sharon Davidson Casey, Illinois MARION PARTLOW OIL PRODUCER Box 546 Casey, Illinois 62420 Telephone (217) 932-2084 Office (217) 932-5078 Mobile LARSON, WOODYARD, HENSON 1 Certified Public Accountants 101 W. Alabama St. ! j P.O. Box 457 Casey, Illinois 62420 932-5241 WILLIAMS CHILDREN’S SHOP “Infants Thru Girls Preteens” Tee Shirt Corner “T-Shirts for the Whole Family” 9 North Central DR. PATRICK M. NIEBRUGGE Optometrist 4 West Delaware; Casey, IL WHITE BARN 1504 E. Main 932-2881 v PIPER d..i.' Student Instruction Corgo Service Aircroft Mo «� enonce Rleosure R det Chorter Trips Agricultural Sproy ng f Af Vv«tl in RHONE Airport 932-2883 Res.denee 932-5133 CASCT. ILLINOIS KERMfT B. PATCHETT HICKS ACE HARDWARE DECORATING CENTER 932-2120 Casey, Illinois • Custom Made Draperies and Bedspreads by Carole Fabrics. • MAB Paints. Home, Farm and Industrial Maintenance Coatings. • Custom Picture Framing. DISCOUNT BUILDING CENTER CO. BOO KHZ Casey, Illinois 62420 (217) 932-4061 10 S.W. 4th Street Casey Going bat for you. FDIC 101 W. Alabama Casey, II. 217-932-4021 Full Service 147 ® Compliments of THE RACQUET RETREAT d 0T CASEY REALTY, INC. 14 N CENTRAL. CASEY, ILLINOIS (217) 9)2-4015 NW 15th NASH (217)932-4028 I ELECTRIC 1 THE LIONS DEN Stylists: Kathy Shawver and Julie Worms W. Main St. 932-2233 y ZOLLIE O. ARBOGAST, JR. Attorney at Law 110 E. Main Telephone Casey, Illinois 217-932-5924 |S K 1� J sI-XJJ I EE COFFEE | fcCj With Any $1 00 Minimum Food Purchase ® And This Coupon St between 6:00 a m. and 10:00 a m. e? Davidson’s Red Shed i Casey, Illinois i 217-932-5804 Compliments of: CUTRIGHT’S Ladies’ Ready to Wear Infant Wear Men’s Gift Items Main and Central Casey 932-5113 Tuxedo Rental Service CASEY LZo J IMPLEMENT COMPANY Jim Wilson President Rts40and49 Buddy Burris Sales Manager Casey, IL Mark Kibler Salesman COX BACKHOE Compliments of: Butch and Sandy Cox 148 Insurance of All Kinds Insurance Personal and Business HUTTON’S, PARTS SERVICE Casey 932-2125 CLYDE STALEY DON C0CH0N0UR RIC CARLSON STALEY INSURANCE AGENCY 21 S. Central — Casey THE PHARMACIE SHOPPE 202 West Edgar Casey, Illinois Ted Perillo, R.Ph. Owner Phone 932-4004 Emergency 932-5519 SIVERLY’S TV SERVICE Tower and Antenna Installation We Service All Brands 217-932-6160 E. Jefferson and S. Central Casey, IL 62420 149 McGinnis ULy BUILDING MATERIALS Sy k) INC. mw Casey, IL I 932-2811 M Paints — Lumber SS- Building Supplies EASTERN ILLINOIS TELEPHONE CORPORATION 0 , Route 40-E Casey, III. } Jj 217-932-2107 GREENWELL SON FUNERAL HOMES 310 NW First Street Casey, Illinois 62420 £ Good Luck .HP From CASEY FERTILIZER! 1-70 BEVERAGE MART The “Proof” of Fine Wines and Liquors Rt. 49 North Casey, Illinois 62420 932-4614 (2a- etf gounfoy (?Ctc4, Inc. Casey, Illinois 62420 POOL’S BARGAIN CENTER w. Main r.r. 3, Box 214 Casey, Illinois Pool’s Prices Please People 150 Best Wishes Seniors SHERWOOD FOREST RECREATION HELEN’S BEAUTY SHOP • Hair Styling • Shaping • Coloring • Permanent Waving • Facials • Senior Citizen Discount Operator Helen (Hays) Hunt Ph. 932-2921 303 E. Jefferson Casey (217) 932-2894 WHITTON ELECTRIC SERVICE Residential Commercial Wiring Under Ground Fault Locating Gene Whitton RR 2 Ken Whitton Casey, Illinois 62420 Compliments of the MILLIKAN REXALL CASEY SEARS STORE PHARMACY __ D. F. and Doris Convalescent Aids Whitton Equipment Supplies —-JM 932-5922 Ci) 10 W.Main Free Delivery Mailout V i— Mon-Fri 9:00 am-6:30 pm Sat. 9:00 am-5:00 pm SHAWVER’S CLOTHING 932-5977 AND DRY GOODS Emergencies Call: 932-2874 46 So. Central Casey, Illinois On Corner at Stop Light Phone 932-4716 w. Main — Casey Levi — Bradley Yard Goods Curt Page, Registered Pharmacist Eugene Johnson M.D. Robert Foresman M.D. Howard Johnson M.D. Dorothy Hubler M.D. Thomas Aklinski D.D.S. Wreck Rebuilding Fiberglass Frame Work Specialists 6 S.E. 3rd Street Casey, IL 62420 CASEY MEDICAL CENTER 932-4061 Casey Nursing Home 932-4071 410-412 N.W. 3rd St. Good Luck to All Students and Graduates From the Employees at TRW CINCH THELMA’S FLOWER SHOP 304 E- co,orad° GARVER’S SPRAY SERVICE P.O. Box 415 Casey, Illinois 62420 Ph.217 932-2441 William (Bill) Garver Mobil Ph. 217 932-5033 DON FINNEY rk CHEVROLET— A OLDSMOBILE, UJ INC. 1 101 N. Central GOBLE FURNITURE Furnishing Casey Homes Since Compliments of W.L. DILLIER, INC. Casey, Illinois 62420