Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1985 volume:

Q TABLE €E CONTENTS Seniors PS. 2 Juniors pg.2C Sophomores pg.24 Ereshmen PS. 28 Junior High pg. 31 Faculty PS. 39 Homecoming PS. 47 Signing Party pg. 98 Pita pg.CC Athletics Clubs and pg. Cl Aotiyities pg. 1C9 Ad Section pg. 19© SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: L to R: Brian West losh Crowder Randy Ping Lesa Stephen Kirk Rardin Deanna Stephen Brent Kaufman Angie Richardson Maria Partlow Not Pictured: Stephen Philippi 2 ison Anthony Biery: Drama C lub 2, 3, ; Variety Show 2; Basketball 1; Track [ 2. 4; Manager Football 1, 2, 3, 4; In-amurals 2, 3, 4 Scott Joe Blanchard Joe : FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Baseball 1; Intramurals 1, 2. 3,4 Donnie Brandenburg ''Dink : FFA 1 2. 3, 4; Star Greenhand 1. Reporter 3, President 4; Top Salesman 2. 3, 4; Foot ball 1; Track 3; Intramurals 1. 2. 4 Louis D. Brink Sweet Pea Jacqueline Sue Brown D Supervisor 4 Drama Cl,,k Room Roll 2, 3 4 Humor C Ut 4: Honor 4; Powder Puff FooiImM Q Cand,da,e Tim Buchanan Bill Eugene Carlen ''Meat : Variety Show 2; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Football 1; Track 1. 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 Jenifer Lynn Carver Jenny : Student Council 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Points Chairman 3, 4; Plays 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Week Winner 3; Musical 3; Scholastic Bowl 1, 2. 3, 4; Scholastic Capt. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treas 1, 2; Flame 1; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Honor Marshal 3; High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. Treas 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4; District Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Band 3; Student Council Rep. 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; EIU Honor's Band 3; WIU A 11-Star Chorus 1; ECICF Honor Chorus 2, 3, 4; National Award Academy Band Award 2; Swing Choir President, Fine Arts Council 2; Softball 1; Who's Who Among America's High School Students 3; S-Bowl All Conference Team 4; S-Bowl St. Elmo Invitational All-Tournament Team 3; PSAT-NMSQ Commended Student 4; VFW Honorary Post Bugler 3; State Scholar 4. Danny Clapp Connie Clark Sue : FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Recreation 1; Student Council Rep 2, Historian 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Statistician Volleyball 3. Bill Clark Buggs : FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 1; Intramurals 4. Lisa Rochelle Cook: FHA 3, 4; ween Queen Candidate 1; Class Treas. 3; Homecoming Attendant ‘1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Warrior Joshua A. Crowder: Student Council 3, 4; Rec Room Supervisor 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Plays 1, 2, 3; Scholastic Bowl 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 1; Class St. Council Rep. 3, 4; Variety Show 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 4; State Scholar 4. Matthew B. Cummins: Supervisor 4; Marching Ba Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 1; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Manager Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Athletic Trainer 2, 3, 4. Michael Curtus Cutright: Student Council 3; Drama Club 2, 3; Plays 2; Class Sports Rep 3; Variety Show 2; Honor Roll 2, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; District Band 1, 2, 3; Music Contest 1, 2; Who's Who in Music Award; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students Award; National Leadership and Service Award; Homecoming Escort 3. Marsha Diane Downey: Secretary-T reasurer. Okey W. Facer Jr.: Football 2 Brent D. Gardner: FFA 1. 2, 3. 4. Sentinel 3, Vice-President 4; Intramurals 1, 4 Kevin L. Gamer: Rec Room Supervisor 4, Variety Show 3; Football 1, 4; Track 1,4; Intramural 1. Rebecca Anne Gilbert Bert : Student Council 3; Rec Room Supervisor 3; FHA 1, 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 2; Plays 3; Musical 3; Class Sports Rep 3; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 2, 3, 4; Music Contest 2, 3. 4; District Choir 2. 3. 4; ECICF 2. 3, 4; Music Student of the Week 4; Fine Arts Council 4, Homecoming Attendant 3; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Track 1. 2. 3, 4 John Gary Glidewell Guano : Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4; Football Captain 4; Tomahawk Award 4; Homecoming Escort 4; All-Area Dream Team 4 Steve Glidewell 6 John Greenlee Andrea Lea Greenwell: Student Council 2, 3; Rec Room Supervisor 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4 Thespians 4. St. Council Rep 3. Secretary 4. Plays 3, 4; Class Set 1; Class St Council Rep 1. 3; Flame 3; Variety Show 2, 4, Choir 2; Honor Roll 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming Q Candidate 4; Football Powder Puff 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Statistician Girls Basketball 2; Captain Tennis 3. Richard Michael Hedmark Mochoa Aonica Lynn Blome Hickox: Rec Room upervisor 1, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; lays 3; Variety Show 2. 4; Honor Roll ; Pep Club 2; Homecoming Attendant 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Powder ■ 44 ill ; ■ 1 ) i 7 Steve Jones Bubba : Rec Room Supervisor 4; Drama Club 2; Honor Roll 1; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1. Scott Wayne Justice Justice For All : FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Reporter 1; Intramurals 1, 4. Brent E. Kaufman: Student Council 1, 2, 3,4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Co-Business Rep 3, Vice Pres. 4; Plays 1, 3. 4; Drama Week Winner 2. 3; Scholastic Bowl 1; Class St. Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4; Flame 2, 3, 4; Flame Ad Campaign 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Drum Major 1, 2, 3; District Band 1, 2. 3; Choir 1, 2; Swing Choir 1, 2; Music Contest 1, 2; Pep Club 4; Fine Arts Council 2. 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4. 8 David Lamb Spiderlamb : Variety Show 2; Football 1; Track 1; Intramurals 1,3,4. Curt Linton: Track 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4 David Loftis Robert Lomperski ''Lumpy Carta Jean McNurlan Jean : FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 1, President 2, 3; Section 4-D Vice President 2; Drama Club 3; Flame 1, 3; Flame Ad Campaign 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4; Typing Awards 40, 50, 60, and 70 w.p.m.; Shorthand Awards 40, 50. and 60 w.p.m.; FHA Most Active Award 1. Toby Brian Martin: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Publicity 4, Supporting Role 3; Plays 3, 4; DAR Award 4; Scholastic Bowl 1, 2, 3, 4; Class St. Council Rep. 1, 2, 3; Flame 4; Variety Show 2, 4; Honor Marshal 3; High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4, President 4; State Scholar 4; Fine Arts Council 2, 3, 4; Senior Favorite 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Harris Award 4; Powder Puff Coach 3, 4; All Star Student 4. 9 Brenda Marie Masters: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. Section 4-D Historian 4, Treasurer 2, Public Relations Secretary 3, President 4; Drama Club 2; Scholastic Bowl 1, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2; High Honor Roll 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 Delores Dawn Maulding Lori : FHA 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Volleyball 1; Homecoming Attendant 1,2. Karen Marie Maxey: Student Council 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Representative 4; Choir 2, 3; Swing Choir 2, 3; Music Contest 2; Track 1; Powder Puff 3, 4 Teresa Lynn Maxey: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2; Volleyball 1, 4 Becky Sue Morey: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President of Recreations 4; Choir 4; Swing Choir 3, 4; Music Contest 2; Powder Puff 3, 4 Kyle Martin Nickles ''Pike : Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Plays 1; Variety Show 2; Honor Roll 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2. 3, 4; Choir 4, Swing Choir 3, 4; Music Contest 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Tennis 2; Track 1; Manager Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Film 10 Rodney Allen Oakley Oaker : Rec Room Supervisor 1; Honor Roll 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; District Band 4, Vice-President 3, 4; Music Contest 1, 3. 4; lazz Band 2; Pep Band 1, 2. 3. 4; All-American Hall of Fame Band Honors 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2. 3, 4, Manager Basketball '1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4, Tennis Captain 3; Tennis MVP 2; Perfect Attendance 2 Maria J. Partlow: Rec Room Supervisor 3, 4. Drama Club 2. 3, 4, Thespians 4; Business Manager 4; Plays 3; Class Sec 4; Flame 1, 2. 3. 4; Flame Ad Campaign 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 4; Honor Roll 3; High Honor Roll 4; Pep Club 2; Fine Arts Council 4; Girls Basketball 1; Statistician Girls Basketball 2; Powder Puff 4 Stephen Paul Philippi: Student Council 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 2; Class Sports Rep. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4 Randall W. Ping Winger : Student Council 2, 4, Drama Club 2; Class St. Council Rep. 4; Class Sports Rep. 2; Football 1, 2. 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2. 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Brian Pinnick: Student Council 2. Treasurer 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Officer 4; Thespians 3, 4; Plays 1, 2, 3; Flame 4; Photographer Flame Ad Campaign 4; Variety Show 4; Marching Band 1, 3. 4; Concert Band 1. 3, 4; Band Reporter 3 Sec. Treas 4; Pep Club 4; Fine Arts Council 4; Tennis 1,3,4 Danny Pittenger Kirk B. Rardin Sweetness : Plays 2; Class Pres. 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Captain Football 4; Powder Puff Coach 3, 4; MVP Football 3; MVP Track 2; All Conference First Team Football 2, 3; All Area 2nd Team Football 2, 3, 4; All State Honorable Mention 4. Robert Reynolds Angela Dawn Richardson: Student Council 2, 4; Rec Room Supervisor 2, 4; Class Sports Rep. 2, 4; Honor Roll 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Basketball 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2; Track 1. 2, 4, Statistician 3; Track MVP 1; State Track 1. Kim Ridgley: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Toni A. Ritter: FHA 2, 3; Drama Club 2, 3; Variety Show 2, 4; Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 1, 2; Music Contest 2. Bob Roan Eric David Sauer Silk : Supervisor 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Plays 4; Marching Band I, 2; Concert Band 1, 2; Music Contest 1; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1. Dira L. Scott EIDira : Honor Roll 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Track 3; Warrior 2. Angie Schiver Tonya Kay Shelton: FHA 2, 3, 4 Bill Shobe Not Pictured: Chris Smith: Marching Band Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Football 4. Pamela Renae Smith: Perfect Attendance 3. Gretchen Leah Snedeker: Student Council 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Student Council Rep 4; Plays 2, 3; Musical 3; Variety Show 2, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3; National Honor Society 3; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Pep Club 2; Homecoming Attendant 2, 3; Football Powder Puff 4; Statistician Track 1; Cheerleader 1, 2. 3, 4, Captain 1,2,4. Deanna Stephen: Student Council 3, 4; Rec Room Supervisor 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Ad-Libber 4; Scholastic Bowl 2, 3, 4; Halloween Queen Candidate 2; Class Vice Pres. 3, 4; Speech Contest 3; Variety Show 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; High Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 4; Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; National Band Merit Award Math Contest 1; Fine Arts Council 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3. 4; Hugh O'Brian Award 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Distinguished American Award 2; Debate Team; French Club - Treas.; Issues and Answers Librarian. Lesa L. Stephen Stevie : Rec Room Supervisor 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soft-ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; State Soft-ball 4; MVP Volleyball 4. Debra Lynn Stinson Dizzy : Rec Room Supervisor 4; FHA 4; Sad Sam, Theodore Chipmunk; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Supporting Role 3; Plays 1, 3; Musical 1; Halloween Queen Candidate 3; Variety Show 4; Swing Choir 1; Mask Award 3. Kyle Stoops Stooper Man : Football 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Intramurals 3, 4 Scott Thornton Elvis : Drama Club 3; Plays 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 1, 2; Music Contest 1, 2, 4; Chamber Choir 2; Concert Choir 1, 2; All State Choir 1, 2; All Festival Choir 2; Top Tenor 2; Most Improved 2. 14 James Ray Totten SWAB : Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Maria Guadalupe Trejo Pita : Drama Club 4; Variety Show 4; Halloween Queen Candidate 4; Choir 4; Tennis 4; Track 4 Tab Eric Vamey Brian Duane West: Student Council 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 3; Class St. Council Rep. 4; Variety Show 3; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; High Honor Roll 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1; Fine Arts Council 3; Homecoming Escort 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Sherry Whitling: Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Thespians 3. 4, Co-Business 3, President 4; Plays 2, 3. 4; Student Director 4; Class V.P 1, 2; Class Sec. 3; Flame 1, 2. 3, 4; Flame Editor 4, Jr. Editor 3; Flame Ad-Campaign 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Honor Marshal 3; Honor Roll 1; High Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Pep Club 2; Homecoming Attendant 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Tennis 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Angi Wilson: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Honor Roll 1; Marching Band 1; Choir 1; Music Contest 1; Pep Club 2; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming Q. Candidate 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Tennis 2; Track 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1. 15 Kim Wilson Marsha Lynn Winters: Variety Show 2, 4; Honor Marshal 3; Honor Roll 2; High Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; District Band 3, 4; Honor Band 3, 4; Choir 4; Swing Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; Dixieland Band 2, 4; Semper Fidelis 2; Swing Choir Sec. Treas. 4; ECICF Honor Choir 4; Fine Arts Council 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 2. 16 Best Looking: Brian West and Gretchen Snedeker. 17 Senior Parents Say Goodbye 1. Success to the Class of 85 Norm and Diane West 2. Good luck. Curt, and the Class of 1985! lim and Mary Ann Linton 3. Congratulations Leavon and Verla Oakley 4. kirk, you make us proud. Bill and Barbara Rardin 5. Brent, Pita, y Amigos, Felicitaciones y Buena Suerte Siempre. Mama y Papa Kaufman 6. Couldn't be more proud of you! Dad and Marge 7. Matt, Make the best of what the future has in store for you and remember always that we love you. Dad and Mom 8. Lori, Best Wishes for a Bright Future! Love, Mom Most Dramatic: Brent Kaufman and Sherry Whitting 9. To Deanna Stephen, Press onward to achieve your goals, remembering — Life is the finest adventure. Dad and Mom 10. You're special, Sherry, and so is the Class of 85! Wishing you health, happiness, and success. We re proud of you and we ll miss you. Mom, Dad, and lulie 11. Congratulations Scott We re proud of you. Dad and lulie 12. Best of Luck Always! Mom, Chad, and Ron 13. Ang — You'll always be tt 1 in our book! Mom, Dad, and Chad 14. Class of 85, I'll miss you. Good Luck! Diane Pinnick 15. Randy Ping, you are number one! Congratulations Mom 16. Congratulations Seniors Christine Ping Most Athletic: Kirk Rardin and Lesa Stephen Most Musical: Rod Oakley and lenny Best Dressed: lacquie Brown and Brent Carver Kaufman 18 Class Act Juniors Albert, jeanie Allison, Mike Baker, Stephanie Blair, Don Blair, Tim Boyer, Robin Brandenburg, Rodney Brewer, Don Chubb, Chris Conrad, Russell Cox, Cindy Crader, Gena Crouch, Melissa Cutright, Becky Davis, Dawn Durham, Matt Finke, Jeff Finney, Vonda Glidewell, Mike Grafton, Richie 20 J timers Cross, Wally Hawkins, Carol Hendrix, Annette Hickox, jon Hickox, Randy Hickox, Stacey Hudson, Penni Huisinga, Dale Hurt, Doug Hutchings, Sheryl Kelsheimer, Brad Kuhn, Jeff Littlejohn, Shawn Leohr, Becky Loftis, Mark Lovell. Sharon McCiles, Mark Maus, Jill Miller. Kai Montgomery, Stephanie Mullen, Pat Mullen, Shawn Nickles, Scott Oakley, Ernie Orrell, Vicki Pierson. Steve Plunkett, Vaughn Ragon, Dayl Ramsay, Lynn Reynolds, Buffy 21 Trivial T ursuit What mighty contests rise from trivial things. This quote appears on the box of the newest board game to hit our country. Trivial Pursuit. This fun-filled game consists of over 6,000 questions from 6 different categories. A few of these categories are Entertainment, Geography, and History. For those of you who haven't tried your luck at Trivial Pursuit, you're missing the chance to expand your horizons, and those of you who have played Trivial Pursuit will agree that it is a must in every household and at every party. Junicrs Richardson, David Ritter, Brent Robinson, Marsha Rosborough, lulie Sauer, Paul Scott, Andy Shiels, Robin Smith, Marlen Squires, Bill Staley, Donna Stephen, Deborah Stout, Brian Tiffin, Lisa Tiffin, Troy Truelove, lohn Vega, Lisa Weaver, Cindy Webster, Mike Whitacre, Rachel Williams, Stacey Not Pictured George Duniphan Max Duniphan 22 Laura Hickox Danny Simpson Puttin' €ii the Prep Boat shoes, polos, argyle sweaters . . . Sound familiar? Here's Mary Bell and Brent Kaufman modeling the popular preppy look. Bermuda shorts and pennyloafers are still a part of the modern picture. Scphcmcres Allen, Tracy Athey, LeAnn Babcock, Roy Baize, Tim Bell, Mary Black. Tracie Brandenburg, Connie Brown, Steve Brown, Kenneth Buchanan, Randy Budd, Charles Chapman, Marc Clapp, Michaelle Cochonour, Clark Collins, Julie Comer, Laurel Cox, Tracie Crowder, Kelly Cummins, Doug Cummins, Kendell 24 Currey, Kevin Cutright, Michael Davidson, Ronnie Davis, Shawn Decker, Cindy Duvall, Rodney Douglas, Donnie Evans. Patty Card,Kandy Coble, Michelle Scphomcres Cray, Barry Greenlee. Angie Harris, Dawn Hawker, Chris Haworth, |ill Holsapple, Hutch Hudson, Lee lohnson, Harold Judson, Carolyn Kaufman,Deanna Kemper. Aaron Knierim, Linda Lakins. Bobby Loehr, Stacey Loftis, Dan McGiles, Matt McSchooler, Wendi McVey, Lisa Maulding, Ronnie Miller. Cary 25 Who Would You Have Voted For? As a result of the election Reagan had a landslide victory over Mondale. Both candidates led a tough Campaign all the way. Mondale chose Geraldine Ferraro as the first woman to run for the vice presidential seat. Unfortunately for Mondale, majority rules, and Reagan and his running mate, George Bush, triumphed in a Republican victory. To the right are pictured the presidents of the four classes. Who would you vote for? Sophcmcres Orr, Ron Ramsay, )ill Repp, Mike Richardson, Troy Robinson, Robby Smith, Alicia Smith, Duska Smith, Patricia Stout, Patty Stout, Rodney Stoutin, Doug Talbott, Angela Timmons, lames Vernon, Rick Wagner, Jonathon Not Pictured: Mike Gibbs Marty Wallace Albert, Melissa Allison, Troy Austin, Denise Black, Kirk Black, Roger Bolin, Troy Brandenburg. Michael Breese, lohn Brown, Sherri Burson, Abby Freshmen Cochonour, Ann Coleman, Angie Comer. David Corbett, Kevin Crowder, Jason Cutright, Patty Daughhetee, David Dennis, Janet Dominick, Harold Durbin, Michael Ennis, Lisa Fausz, Steve Finke, Kevin Freeman, Terri Card, Stacey Gilbert, Carla Gldewell, Julie Goldman, Melissa Gowin, Marnie Green well. Jim 28 Fashionable, Flexible, Affordable Here was the latest fad in footwear. These shoes provided an inexpensive way of keeping our feet in fashion. You could buy them in almost every color and wear them with almost any outfit. They were made of a flexible plastic that helped to create one of the most comfortable shoes ever. Many students were in fashion without breaking their pocketbook; they treated their feet to jelly-shoes. Freshmen Hardy, Tracy Harris, Angel Harthan, Jamie Hawkins, Clinton Hedmark, Amy Henson, Don Hicks, Kenny Higgs, Nina Jones, Annie Kemper, Brad Koss, Tory Lovell, Alex Maxey. Jay Medsker, Lori Orrell, Mike Pogue. John Rankin, Jim Reed. Gna Remlmger, Lee Roan. Chris 29 Have y©u linseed y©ur Cabbage Catch Hid Today? Several of our students have adopted these cute and cuddly kids. These dolls were at the top of the Christmas lists of many boys and girls alike this year. Some names for these dolls were )ared Michael and Davis Dicky for boys, or Kelsey Renee and Madonna Suzanne for girls. The owners of these life-like dolls have sent in the proper papers and have made everything official for ownership. No matter the age the Cabbage Patch doll was the rage in 1985. Freshmen Swick, Missy Thornton, Regina Thornton, Robert Tipsword, Carey Truelove, Dan Turner, Lonnie Turner, Tracey Vega, Michelle Vidoni, Michelle Voris, Matthew Williams, Tammy Wofford, )ohn Roberts, Bernadine Ruffner, Michelle Sherman, Buddy Smart, Amy Smith, Billy Smith, Chad Smith, Tammy Spicer, Clayton Stout, Mike Swick, lackie 30 Baize, Jerry Beasley, Aaron Beasley, Bobbie |o Bennett, Deborah Bird, Brian Blanchard. |ohn Blome, Barbara Boyer, Brent Bradford, Mike Breese, Thomas 32 Briggs, Todd Brown, Amelia Coleman, Mark Coleman, Mike Collins, Mike Craig, Jennifer Crites, Kari Cutright, Mike Davidson, Tara Davis, Lana Duniphan, Mellisa Durbin, Michelle Durham, Holly Durnal, Melinda Francus. Michael Graham, Steve Harland. Jacqui Harris. Ronnie Haworth, Marc Henderson, Bob 8th Grade Cub Mania Hey what about them Cubs! The Cubs had a great season in 1984. Everybody joined in the excitement as Cub-mania spread throughout Casey High School. As history shows, the Cubs did fail to win the pennant but brought much joy in '84 to the whole country. Miss Richards and Mr. Vidoni were among the happiest. Maybe next year. . . 8th Grade Huber, Scott Huddleston, Stacey Hudson, Tami lohnson, Carrie Keller, Chad Keller, lason Kelly, Chris Kelly, Ryan Kemper, lack Kemper, Tammy Kibler, Allen Kuhn, Christa Linton, Micki Loftis, Debbie McKinzie, Charles Malone, Angie May, Robbie Miller, Chad Monroe, Jonathan Oakley, Tim 33 These Beets Are Made f er Walkin' These ever-popular cowboy boots kept Casey kicking up their heels last year with a style that has been around since the days of the wild west. Since they've been around this long, there's no doubt they'll be in the round-up for years to come. 8th Grade Page. Hope Perillo, Angie Pierson, Mark Ramsey. Bob Ramsey, Trevor Rankin. Angie Rardin, Andy Repp, Doug Riddle, Karen Robinson, Brenda Robinson, Chris Robinson, Jacqueline Rodgers. Lori Rogers, Ke an Russell, John Russell, Kari Seed, Scott Seed, Sean Self, Missy Smith, Danelle 34 Smith. Toni Staley. Dede Staley, Jody Stallings, Monica Stephen, Michael Stice, Tammy Stivers, Charles Thompson, Brian Timmons. Russell Truelove, left 8th Grade Ulrey, Steve Ulrey, Wade Vaughn, Bleu Washburn, Dawn Wattleworth, Carol Weaver, Ronnie Weinberger. Elizabeth West, Roger Whitling, Julie Wright, Mike Zarka, Derek Not Pictured: Lorri Keller 35 Allen. Jennifer Anderson, Sheila Beasley, Greg Beasley, Lori Black, Karen Brewer, )udy Cochonour, Bryan Cohrs, Doug Corbett, Lisa Cummins, Kory 7th Grade Daughhetee, Tom Davis, Michael Duniphan, Danny Freeman, Richard Goodwin. Angie Manners. Tracy Hickox, Keith Hippier. Amy Hudson, Adam Kemper, Lori Kendall, Lori Lawrence, lacqueline Maxey, Gary McNeil, Glen Millam, Scott Miller. Dennis Miller. Mike Montgomery. Kandy Morrow, Rusty Mullen. Mike 36 Net a Lengthy Matter It was safe again this year to walk out in public with short pants on. People never asked if you were waiting for a flood because everyone was wearing them. Don't throw those short pants away yet, cropped pants are here to stay. 7th Grade Mundy, Robbie Noyes, Jennifer Patrick, Tawsha Pierson, Shane Poindexter, Willie Ramos. Suzette Reed, Stacey Remlinger. Carl Reynolds, Wilson Roth, Shane Russell. Todd Samsil, Dana Sauer, Brian Shobe. Matt Turner, Victoria Tutewiler, Andy Wattleworth, Bryan Williams, Chrissy Wilson, Chad Zarka, Jessica 37 Jr. liifih in Riding on (he |r. High float! Halloween queens Tammy Kemper and Kandy Montgomery Enjoying the yearbook party. Helping out at Christmas Looking at the FL 38 A. Cathy Sherwood; English. B. Debbie Sherrie k; IMG Director, English, Fr. Class Sponsor. C. Debbie Sinclair; Special Ed., Sr. Class Sponsor, |r. High Track, |r. Cheerleading Sponsor. D. Evelyn Davis; Math, )r. Class Sponsor E. Debbie Webster; Math, Computers, Cheerleader Sponsor. F. Roger Haberer; Math, Computers. T + .?+• 40 A. Keith Sinclair; Head Football Coac h, |r High Trac k, )r. High Basketball Coach, Social Studies, U S. History. B. Mike Noble; Science, |r High Student Council Sponsor. C. Patty Richards; English, Dramatics, Mass Media, Flame, FAME, Drama Club, Supervisor. D. DavidHickox; Band. E. Lisa Gard; Girl's PE, Volleyball Coach. F. Daretha Richey; Choral Music. G Bev Craig; Home Ec. A. Linda Smith; Aide, Sp. Ed. B. Louise McCawley; Spanish, English. C. Denny Throneburg; Athletic Dr., Assistant B. Ball, Soft-ball Coach, Health. D. Lynn Cross; Learning Disabilities. E. Anita Brown; Science, Scholastic Bowl Coach. F. Darrel Fain; Ag, FFA Sponsor. A. Larry Hudson; Industrial Arts. B Gene Vidoni (L): P E , Assistant Football Coach, Intramural Basketball, Baseball Coach, (R) Bill King; Student Teacher. C. lackie Crouch; Art, |r. High English, H.S. Student Council. D. Nettie Resch; Business, |r. Class Sponsor. E. Ron Powell; English, Assistant Football Coach. A. Nancy Mumford; Learning Disabilities. B. Ralph Fitch; Industrial Arts. C. Bill Wyman; History, )r. High B'Ball Coach. D. Bob Durham; Business, Head Basketball Coach. E. Phyllis Koss; Special Ed. F. Susan Weir; Interrelated Coordinator. G. Rhonda Burkybile; Health, School Nurse. H. lim Blome; Science, Driver's Ed. m 1st R, L to R: Mrs. Resch, Mr. Lansberry, Mr. Honnold, Mr. Hickox. R2: Mr. Lacey, Mr. Gohrs, Mr. Inskeep. Doris Lee; Guidance Counselor. Mr. Richard Yandell; Principal. Unit Secretaries; Mary Ellen Whitling, Deanne Ramsey. Mr. lames Koss; Superintendent. Mere ctf the Staff A R1, L to R: M. Cohrs, Mr. Wyman (who tries to get in every picture; sorry bus drivers!), ). Whitton, S. Burnett. R2: R. Hickox, F. Crandall, G. Davidson, J. Bolin, L. Crandall, B. Rue, L. Smith. A. Bus Drivers. Roman Times Homecoming Homecoming at Casey High is a special week for the students. Through the next few pages we tried to capture the atmosphere of each aspect. Enjoy homecoming once more as you flip through these pages. They were days to remember. Seniors lug one last time Down the tubes. 48 This one's for you. The Games The Homecoming Relays are always fun for the student body. Each class sends representatives in the different games to the field. Usually, as it was this year, the Seniors come out the victors. Every underclassman hears, your turn is coming. 49 Pcwder Puff Wen by Juniers TD's come easy. Some concentrate, others scream, a few pray. 50 The Parade ef CPS Stars A Fresh Soph group of firemen Girl's Tennis Team SENIOR FLOAT Oh, a sour note! 1st Place: Sophomore Float 52 Soph. Attendants: L to R: ). Collins, J. Ramsay, W. McSchooler, D. Kaufman, L. McVey, |. Fresh. Attendants: L to R: S. Brown, T. Koss, D. Haworth, T. Cox, D. Smith. Austin, A Hedmark. 2nd Place: Freshman Class Angi; queen candidate Jacquie Brown; queen candidate 3rd Place: Fame Float 53 Sherry, candidate WORDS OF WISDOM: Coach Sinclair Andrea, candidate Monica, before coronation. 54 JUNIOR CLASS FLOAT. It Pained en Cur Parade, Put We Wen! A Pnight te Pemember The 1984 Cercnaticn: A Camelct This was perhaps the most charming and colorful coronations in recent memory. After a victory on the gridiron battlefield, the music of Camelot filled the gymnasium. The court jester and the royal trumpeter hailed each candidate and escort. It was indeed a Knight to remember. The Court: L to R: I Crowder, A. Greenwell, S Philippi, I. Brown,). Glidewell, D. ) Wyman, M Blome, R. Beasley, L. Beasley, S. Whitling, |. Finke, A. Wilson, B. West. L to R: Prince Wyman, Princess Savage Queen, Monica Blome. 56 1. Attendants: L to R: J. Ramsay. B. Reynolds, j. Haworth. D. Austin. A Hedmark. j Collins. T. Koss. W McSchooler, D Smith, L Hickox R 2: S. Brown, L. McVey, T. Cox R 3: S. Montgomery, V. Orrell, C. Cox, D. Stephen, S. Littlejohn, C. Cramer, D. Kaufman. 2. Escorts: L to R: O. Facer, D Huisinga, M. Cutright. R 2: B. Thornton, K. Cummins, D. Truelove, C. Cochonour, M. McGiles, K. Currey, B Kaufman, K. Finke R 3: B. Squires, M. Durham, D. Richardson. C. Miller. E. Sauer. B Kelsheimer, R Maulding, H. Holsapple, T Blair. 3. Royal Trumpeter: J. Carver. Court Jester: A. Tutewiler. 4 The Queen and her escort dance. 57 4 fust pay up In Ime tor books This is not a laughing matter. Oh. come on! Hi camera! Students look forward to the signing and passing out ot the Flames. The cafeteria is the home of the Signing Party 58 Signing Party Are you sure you ordered a book ? Nervous, Steve? Holly, Surprised? Signing and Looking Caught in the act 59 Pita Shares a year With UsI Hi, my name is Ma. Gauadalupe Trejo Diaz. My nickname is Pita and while I stayed with the Kaufmans here in Casey I attended school at C H S. for the years of '84-'85. I enjoyed myself and learned many things other than just improving my English skills. I made many new friends whom were both helpful and understanding. Someday I hope to return to Casey and visit with my new family. Now I can return to Mexico and share all my memories of Casey High with eVery°ne Thank You, Pita. Having fun at Drama Club Christmas Party Pita pictured in her first snow. Maria Guadalupe Trejo Diaz, Pita, was our Rotary Exchange student for the 1984-85 school year at C H S. She is from Celaya, Guanajuato, Mexico and while in Casey she lived with the David Kaufman family. Pita enjoyed many new and interesting experiences while staying in our community. Especially she made many new friends. Her being with us was indeed a step toward more understanding between nations. 60 Her American family: the Kaufmans Dressed up1 Her special day Girls tennis was once again a pleasant experience for Coach Mike Noble as two of his players, Dayl Ragon and Lynn Ramsay went to state. Even though they didn't come back state champs, they represented us well. Looking forward to bigger and better wins next year! Rebecca's last stand - Senior, '85 62 63 Humor helps. David (who has the ball) says to the ref — May I keep it? “Kirk - you get the glory guess who gets the pain? I've caught 15 tonight and they're still covering you, Finke. How sweet it is. Pretty face, but she's got dandruff Gecd Shew, Warners! Feetball, 84 He's got it, we want it. The Men in Geld: Playeff s in 84 R 1, L to R: S. Keeney, B Lakins, M. Durbin, I Breeze, K. Brown, I Maxey, M. Voris, T Bolin, I Wofford, I Rankin R 2: C. Smith, G Duniphan, K. Garner, M. Orrell, B. Thornton, M, Glidewell. K. Cummins, D. Stoutin, M Cutright, |. Timmons, D. Truelove R 3: I. Glidewell, T. Martin, K. Rardin, W Gross, K, Stoops, B. Squires, M. McGiles, R. Vernon, R. Duvall, C. Hawkins R 4:1. Truelove, R Robinson, R Stout, S Nickles, C. Cutright, D. Richardson, K. Currey, M Duniphan, M Webster, T Tiffin R 5: P. Sauer, A. Kemper, R Ping, |. Finke, R Maulding, A. Lovell, B Sherman, G. Hays. R 6: Coaches T. Carrell, C Vidoni, Head Coach K Sinclair, R Powell, B King STATE RECORD HOLDER: PAUL STAUER, Q.B. ALL STATE SPECIAL MENTION Paul attempted 260 passes and completed 137 for a total of 2020 yards. He threw 22 TD's and 6, 2-point conversions This places Paul 3rd in all time passing yardage for one season in Illinois. This was a season of growth for the gridiron Warriors. Should I go out for football? seemed to be the question of the summer. However, when the hot August arrived, 50 stalwart athletes showed up to face facts: the Warriors were young, inexperienced, and the defensive line so strong in the past was silently — but obviously absent. The little team that appeared that day was a mixture: some, the big boys ready to achieve, the other returnees out to make the starting team, and finally, the bunch of rookies who would complete the squad. Coach Sinclair, his staff, and the band of Warriors pulled together and within a few weeks, they would emerge from the independent ranks as a play-off contender and the owners of many state records. There was a celebration of good will in Casey when our heroes defeated Marshall. It was a special feeling as a line of cars waited to greet the Warriors as a small display of fireworks hit the sky and warmed our hearts. It hurt when Dupo beat us later in the playoffs, but the crew of Warriors, plus the 12th man — their fans, had tasted of victory once more. The passing attack had given us an added weapon, and the small, but determined offensive line had parted the Red Sea of Marshall and Coach Sinclair was heard to say, I'm the happiest Coach in the world. This team had done what few had expected; against many odds they had become winners in every sense of the word. 65 Seniors: R 1, L to R: S. Keeney, C. Smith, ). Glidewell. K. Stoops, T Martin, K. Garner, G. Duniphan R1C Outright. K. Rardin, Coach King, Powell, Sinclair, Vidoni, Carrell, R Ping, G. Hays. Jeff Finke Plays With Ease and State Records Fall! USA Today All High School America Team All State Tight End, 1st Team Records are made to be broken. — a trite saying, but Jeff Finke brought new meaning to that expression. As of 1985 Jeff now owns the following state records: 1. Most catches in a playoff game; 12 on Nov. 7, 1984 2. Most receptions by a receiver during a season; 72. 3. Most pass receiving yardage for a season; 1201 yards. Jeff caught 15 touchdown passes. 4. Average yards per game for season: 120.1 5. Average catches per game for season: 7.2 Congratulations, Jeff! MIKE WEBSTER ALL STATE SPECIAL MENTION Mike now holds the state record for most pass receptions for one game, regular season: 15 (Oct 12, '84) He also received 51 passes which places him 3rd in the state record book KIRKRARDIN - ALL STATE SPECIAL MENTION Sweetness,” the Warriors' running back had a fine career at C H.S His totals are impressive: 609 carries, 3212 yards. 47 T.D.s, 19 2 point conversions, 320 points scored Should we go for it, fellas? The Fresh-Soph team thinks it over. Warrior Stats Illinois Best Passing Tea S4 | Offensive average 0.2 | oints, 2nd in All Area offensiveyera) Decatur Herald Number 4 ranked team J Casev 16 'OFFS 29 IVr r-Soph Team Undefeated! 67 Vclleyball: We Like This “Set.” Volleyball is a favorite fall sport for several of our girls. Coach Gard had an enthusiastic bunch that had its ups and downs. Losing only two girls to graduation, they should come back strong. Seniors: D. Stephen L. Stephen Don't catch it! 68 Let's Dance Who will get there first The Varsity: R 1, L to R: D Stephen, I Stephen R 2: K. Miller, C. Weaver, D Davis, R Boyer, Deb Stephen, S Montgomery 69 lust not tall enough. This point is ours. Junior Varsity: R 1, L to R: T. Koss. P Cutrighl. L Ennis. A Hedmark. D Austin. T Cox. ) Haworth R 2: M Swick. ) Ramsay. A Burson. S Brown. D Kaufman. A. Cochonour CONGRATULATIONS JH SOFTBALL TEAM STATE CHAMPS T- l to R: I Zarka, T Kemper, B Blome, M. Self, L. Davis, T. Smith, A. Rankin, T Slice, K Montgomery R 2:1 Beasley, A Brown. B I Beasley, S. Reed, C Wattleworth, T. Patrick, A Goodwin, |. Whitling, Coach Throneburg Excuse me sir, I need my space I dare you to hit this State Champs Again! Some teams only dream about state championships; this team wins them. Coach Throneburg took the )r. High Softball team to their second straight state championship this past fall. Led by the hitting and pitching of Lana Davis with strong backup from the other returning starters: Angie Rankin, Barb Blome, Toni Smith this team was not to be denied. Congratulations, girls and Coach! Winning brings happy faces the second time around. Hit it to me I’m ready! 72 73 Coach Noble and Tennis MVP, Lynn Ramsay. Fall Athletes Star in Their Own Shew Coach and Harris Award Winner, Toby Martin. ■r J A1 ltrf Coach Sinclair and Tomahawk Winner r Sinclair and Football MVP i_i__________it ' COoL __ John Clidewell D -.r in DIE MANY ONiro f g ;• V OtfCF. { ' h iAr caught n f uickly Miss Richards and Shakespeare: bulletin board. Coach Card and Lesa Stephen MVP volleyball. rc x 42 turn j CASCy CkSty me ' JV Basketball Basketball on the underclass court was alive and well this year. The Freshmen finished with a 3-5 record, but the Sophomores completed a perfect 10-0 record including winning the Flora Tournament. The |r. Varsity under Coach Throneburg finished with a 17-1 record. Looks good for the future! fr.: R 1, I to R: K. Black, B. Thornton. R 2: |. Rankin, B. Sherman, Coach Throneburfi. k Finke M Voris How high will the ball go, Kevin? 75 Heading for the lay up! Matt, this IS NOT bowling Maybe Next Tear . . . Varsity The basketball season was not quite what Casey had hoped for. The Warriors began the season with an impressive third place finish in the Charleston Holiday Tournament. This was especially rewarding as our Warriors defeated state ranked Effingham to win the right to advance in the winner's bracket. Casey also won the conference with an undefeated record. However, Old Man Upset'' was once again to invade the hopes and dreams of the basketball Warriors and their fans. Our neighbors to the east, the Bluestreaks, became the team of destiny in '85. When the chips were down — in both the LIC Tourney and the Regional -Martinsville would prevail. With their victories they broke the spirit of the Warriors — but hopefully only for the moment. Season Record (21-6) CASEY 96 .... 46 CASEY 86 . . Kansas 51 CASEY 54 .... Martinsville 50 CASEY 59 .... Paris 69 CASEY 80 .... ... Cumberland 52 CASEY 97 .... ... Neoga 52 CASEY 82 .... . . Mont kpIIo 78 CASEY 57 .... ... Effingham 52 CASEY 48 . . . . . . Murray. KY 64 CASEY 59 .... . . . Teutopolis 57 CASEY 91 .... . . . Altamont 48 CASEY 93 .... . .. Red Hill 68 CASEY 89 ... .. . Marshall 55 CASEY 79 .... .. . Oblong 40 CASEY 74 . . .. . Marshall 50 CASEY 86 .... .. . Westfield S6 CASEY 54 . . West field 37 CASEY 67 .... .. . Palestine 48 CASEY 36 .... 40 CASEY 68 . . Charleston 79 CASEY 85 . . . . . . Palestine 68 CASEY 67 .... Effingham 75 CASEY 75 .... 58 CASEY 68 .... ... Cumljerland 53 CASEY 61 .... . . . Martinsville 60 CASEY 88 .... ... Cumberland 48 CASEY 51 .... ... Martinsville 52 Mike guards Brad shoots . . Steve is fouled Se«3so n 'When it comes down, 22 - the ball is mine!' The Warriors: R 1, L to R: S. Williams, G. Miller, M. McGiles. R 2: R Maulding, M. Durham, P. The rebounding form of Gary Miller Sauer, T Blair, J. Finke. M Webster, D Huisinga. B Kelsheimer R 3: B West, E. Sauer. S Philip- became a familiar sight! pi, Coach Durham 77 Season Highlights Emrieh Award: Brian West All-Conference Team: I Finke, E Sauer. M Webster Conference Champions 3rd Place Charleston Holiday Tourney Casey fans won the Fan Award in Charleston Tourney !nd Place Regional Tourney School Record: Winning point margin +17 17 School Record: Points allowed opponents: 55.03 Most points scored by team in one game 96 against Oakland Casey scored 1.950 points to their opponents IUrnp ball “Pln8lhei, ... a sure shol! This one belongs to me! Girl’s Basketball It was another great season for the Lady Warriors. Only the second in the state bound” T-Town stood in the way of Terry Carrell's Girls. Unfortunately, our sectional was probably the most difficult test of all. This team led by Dayl Ragon smashed school records and won the LIC tourney, conference championship, and the regional New School records: Dayl Ragon: Most points in one game (60), Most field goals in one game (27), Most steals in one game (9), Most field goals season (25). Most points season (564); Dawn Davis: Most rebounds one game (23); Lynn Ramsay: Highest free throw percentage season (83%). Nice going girls. 79 R 1,1 to R: D. Ragon, K Crowder, K Miller, S Montgomery, L Hickox, L. Ramsay R 2: P Cutright. M Ruffner, | Swick, D Davis, M Bell, S. Loehr, D. Stephen, V. Finney, T Koss Ragon cuts a segment of the net — the act of victory Champions ( ASEY 1 g U OPPONENT 78 WB ' jgi Palestine 58 Paris 77 Newton 77 riand 52 Marshall 73 Marshall 85 Palestine 62 Oakland 71 Altamont r I 46 T-Town u 48 77 100 L «sf r V: Robinson C'l nct Oblong ; n : 46 92 Charleston Neoga , ri 4 r w bj Louisville 51 Vandalia 44 Albion 71 Marshall 70 Oblong 81 Newton 70 Robinson 34 TTown S ORE 25 45 41 30 39 19 41 27 68 60 25 62 48 56 42 60 74 44 47 48 55 49 81 Above with the coaches are the honored athletes of basketball R 1, L to R: Girl's Coach. Terry Carrell Dayl Ragon: Girls Basketball MVP. elected Co-Captain '85-'86 Vonda Finney elected co-captain for 85-'86 season. Lynn Ramsay, Free throw winner, elected co-captain '85-'86 R 2: Coach Bob Durham, head boy's Coach; Eric Sauer, elected honorary co-captain for '84-'85 season; Jeff Finke, MVP; Steve Philippi, elected honorary co-captain 84-'85 season; assistant coach Denny Throneburg Mcst Valuable in Winter Spcrts Cheerleaders Cpstafle 84-8 S Even though our teams all had winning records - they were often “upstaged by our classy cheerleaders. A group of spirited young ladies who worked long and hard to promote school spirit, describes this squad. From dances to cheers to snacks for the team, this squad and their sponsor, Mrs. Webster, are stars in any show. Varsity: In Costume, L to R: G Cramer, B. Reynolds, V. Orrell, S. Whitling, G Snedeker. A. Action at the Holiday Tourney Wilson. Ready? Hit it! Official Picture lungle Love Dance 83 J.V.: T. Cox. L. McVey, M Vidoni, S Brown. D. Kaufman. Cheer the team of dear 'ole Casey . . Smile! School song to the L.I.C. Basketball Conference Champions Jr. High Puts cn a Peed Shew The |r. High had winning seasons and a great deal of excitement along the way! The 8th Grade coached by Mr. Wyman, had a 13-5 record. Coach Sinclair's 7th Grade finished 17-2. They were Conference Champions, Conference Tourney Champs, and also won the Regional. A total of 30 wins for the classy |r. High basketball team is building a tradition! Keep it up! A 7th Grade: R 1,1 lo R: B Wat-tleworth, K. Hickox, C. Wilson, G. Beasley, S. Roth R 2: G. McNeil. B Sauer, A Tutewiler, S Pierson. B 8th Grade: R 1,1 to R: C. Miller. M Stephens, S Seed, R Weaver. M Fran-cus, W Ulrey, A Kibler R 2: B Vaughn, I Russell, A Beasley. B Bird. M. Collins. M Coleman. B Boyer. R West. Coach Wyman. 85 Aiming to make it. Mere Acticn: Ballet, anyone? Something interesting here . . I dare you to get past me. There, take that! Up, up and away Building a mount and doing a dance! R 1,1 to R:). Zarka, K. Montgomery, C. Kuhn, T. Davidson, T. Shie. R 2: S. Anderson, J. Noyes, |. Whitling, T. Patrick, L, Beasley. R 3: M. Duniphan, B. Blome, M. Linton, D. Samsil, K. Rodgers. R 4: D. Washburn, M. Self, L. Davis, B. Beasley. R 5: H. Durham, T. Smith, T. Kemper, A. Rankin. The team members to the left had a respectable season for the first year of Jr. High Volleyball. Coached by Lisa Card they had a 5-4 record and went to the regional championship game but were defeated by a fine team near Springfield. 87 B©y s Tennis in the Spring ©f § 5 R 1, L to R: S. Fausz, |. Creenwell, J. Crowder, D Daughhetee R 2: D Douglas, C. Cochonour R 3: E Oakley, T Tiffin, D Huisinga, M Durham, A. Scoff. R 4: J. Crowder, R Oakley, E. Sauer, B Kaufman, Mr. Noble. Sfflsmm Make sure the tongue is in position. This is the next John McEnroe 88 Watching and hoping Sometimes it's nice to sit and chat with teammates and enjoy a laugh or two. If You Cannot Win, Make the One Ahead of You Break the Record. Track This quote was never more true than this year in track. These team members broke their own records in almost every meet. Two relay teams and Kyle Stoops qualified for state. Good show tracksters! R 1, L to R: K Curry, B Sherman, G Miller. K Fmke, R Maulding, M Brandenburg, C Smith R 2: M Voris, D. Stoutin, T Bolin, J Rankin, M Durbin, S. Walsh, K Black R 3: M Allison, S Hickox, M Duniphan, M. McGiles, B Kelsheimer, S. Nickles, j. Truelove R 4: S Keeney, K Stoops, C. Cutright, B Wright, S Philippi, D. Brandenburg, B Carlen, K Rardin You made it Jim!” Kyle beating Marshall! Determination Warming up, girls? Ann keeps on improving 90 Curt hangs on to the baton. It's magic Right, Kels' Another relay team New Scheel Ceccrds BOO Medley 2:02.2: D Kaufman. D. Stephen, A Hedmark. T Koss 1600 Relay 4:20.6: T. Koss, D Stephen, D Kaufman, J Albert Triple jump 40 2 K Stoops 400 M run T Koss, 1:05 0 BOOM run M Bell. 2:32 6 1600 M run 5 46 1 j. Albert 3200 M run 12 3B 2 J Albert 91 V - Success isn't always pretty. Teammates in battle Relaxing is good for the soul ▼ N o R 1 L to R: A. Cochonour, D Austin, A Hedmark, M Vidom, C Gilbert, M. Goldman, M Albert R 2: P Trejo, I Albert, M Bell, G. Reed, D Stephen, R Gilbert. D Kaufman. A Richardson 92 The chase 93 Let's talk it over. Amy ' Each season the story is the same. We win this, we win that and then in the end, we'll be state champs. For most teams that is only a fantasy. A few seasons ago, our football team was 2nd in the state. From that time, Casey has learned that a state championship is possible on the high school level. We have also learned it isn't easy to do so! The Lady Warriors made it look simple for most of the season. However, behind those easy victories were hours of practice and drills and lessons in strategy. Because of the lateness of the State Tourney we are not able to include season ending stats. We held off long enough for that championship game and unfortunately the Lady Warriors, defeated 1 to 0, were to finish second. Montgomery, Ramsay, Stephen, Davis and Collins made the All-State team along with teammate Dayl Ragon who also was the Tourney MVP. Girls, you have won our hearts and our respect; you are champions in every sense of the word! Softball: Lady Warriors Second in State! The Look of Champions! Ragon is safe according to Coach. Tory is ready for any action. 94 The franchise Dayl Ragon. '84 All-Stater and team foundation: Lynn Lynard Ramsay One of the team's best: Dawn Davis. 95 L to R: Coach Throneburg, L. Stephen, D. Ragon, R Boyer, D. Davis, L. Ramsay, B Reynolds, K. Miller, S. Montgomery, L. Knierim, J. Collins. S. Loehr, T Koss. A Burson, M Ruffner, L. Ennis. T. Freeman. Baseball Team Tails Short of Goal R 1, L to R: M. Cutright, R Davidson,). Glidewell,). Totten, S. Williams. B Lakins, M. McGiles R 2: T Blair, B Squires, M. Webster, D. Richardson, j. Finke, P. Sauer, C. Chubb, H. Holsapple, R. Vernon. JV: R 1, L to R: D. Stoutin, M. Cutright, B Lakins, M McGiles. T. Allison. R 2: J. Wofford, H. Holsapple, R Vernon, B. Thornton, R. Davidson. 26 8711 • . i v r%t r unnu 9 AACmE uj 826 2385 New Batting Cage Gives Warriors Early Start 97 Oh tc Make the Big Leagues! J jeff is ready for the ball to come to him . . . Billy Squires studies the catcher and hopes for the right pitch. Warrior Stats Varsity 11-5 CONFERENCE CHAMPS Highest batting average 490;). Finke Most hits: 25, J. Finke Most doubles: 6 J. Finke Most triples: 2 Finke, Squires Most home runs: 5; Finke, Webster. Most RBI's: 27, Finke Best ERA: 1.62 Squires So this is why it's a good idea to wear gloves. 98 BOY'S BASEBALL )im discussing an idea with Mike standing ;T “ MARTINSVILLE f II US' ESTATE BAKU 1 IV DULANEY 1 lnl1 c k UH XU10WI Bl fc p im ' Muru uiui.. t. uih: I dare you to hit the ball to me! You answer: Was he safe or out? The baseball Warriors were successful in one goal: win the conference championship. That, they did and in grand fashion. With an undefeated 8 and 0 record and smashing victories over most of their opponents, there seemed little doubt that the baseball team would win the regional. Perhaps that “lack of doubt” was the deciding factor. Casey was defeated by Hutsonville and the season came to an early end. and sitting 100 New School Records: Jr. High Track: Mike Collins - 400 meters 59.33 Brent Boyer, Andy Rardin 110 hurdles 16.4 Mike Coleman — Shot 42'2, « Brian Sauer - 1600 meter 5:13.07 Wade Ulrey, Mike Coleman, Ron Harris, Jeff Truelove - 1600 meter Relay 4:23 Dawn Washburn — 200 meters 29.6 sec. R 1: Coach Sinclair, D. Washburn, C. Wattleworth, J Allen, M Baxter, C. Williams, C. Kuhn R 2: A Rankin. J. Whitling, T. Stice, M. Self, S. Anderson. J. Harland,). Noyes. R 3: E Weinberger, H. Neff, T. Davidson, L Beasley, S. Reed, H Durham, K. Montgomery. R 1, L to R: D. Cohrs, C. Miller, M. Pierson, K. Hickox, S. Roth, M. Shobe, B. Cochonour, R. Timmons, R Kelly, A. Rardin, T. Oakley, Mgr R 2: S Seed. j. Monroe. R. May, S. Pierson, G. McNeil, M. Davis, M. Wright. M. Coleman, S. Millam, S. Graham, Coach Sinclair R 3: M. Coleman, B Boyer, A Beasley, B Sauer, R Weaver, S. Seed, R. Harris, W. Ulrey, A Kibler, A Tutewiler, J Truelove, M. Collins Slate Reps: R 1, L to R: A. Tutewiler, S Reed R 2: R Harris, M. Coleman, B. Sauer Jr. liigh Track Gees t© State The ]r. High track team had six make it to the State meet. Kandy Montgomery won 4th in the discus. Ron Harris and left Truelove qualified in pole vault; Mike Coleman in shot put; Brian Sauer, 1600m and 110 hurdles; Andy Tutewiler 400 and 800m run; Stacey Reed 800m run. The look of agony! Stacey's style . . . 101 Don't lose your shoes! Spring MVP Winners R 1, L to R: Rod Oakley, Tennis MVP; Kyle Stoops, Boy's Track MVP. R 2: Dayl Ragon, Softball MVP; Billy Squires, Jeff Finke, Mike Webster (3-way tie) Baseball MVP; (eanie Albert, Girl's Track MVP. 102 Intramurals: Write Tour Own Script Team Winners: R 1, L to R: M. Loftis. D Brewer, Max Duniphan. R 2: E Oakley, P Mullen, R Grafton, J Kuhn. The Intramural program directed by Coach Vidoni gives boys not out for Varsity sports, the opportunity to keep in shape over Winter. Senior Winners: T to B: I. Hartman, R Ping, S. Glidewell, J. Totten, K. Stoops. There's a lot of action in this game too! 103 Fr.-Soph. Winners: R 1, L to R: D Doughhetee, D Comer, D. Truelove, B Carpenter R 2: R Davidson, M Repp, C. Hawker, H. Holsapple. 104 F un and work L aughs A cademics M any clubs E nergy well spent S tudent's faces T eachers A thletes F acing deadlines F inished on time! The Flame Staff covers all facets of the school. Our job, to record the history of the year, is not easy. However, with dedication and concern we have once again met the deadline. Cropping pictures, earning money, thinking creatively, and producing designs is the job of a staff member. This year our theme of theatre has been enjoyable for us. We hope you find it a memorable yearbook. THE STAFF L lo R: Business Editor, M Partlow, |r. Editor, I Finke, Sr. Editor, S. Whitling Fit these pictures on the page please! 106 Searching for the right form. Which pictures should we use? The Staff: k. Finke, T. Martin, J Finke, D Stephen, M Partlow, B Pinnick, A Greenwell R 2: P Hudson, T Allen, T. Koss, A Burson, S Whitling, B Kaufman, D Cummins, D. Smith. 107 Student Government at Casey Jr. Sr. tiifih The Student Councils of our school this year were basically responsible for social activities Homecoming and dances. Of course, the high school is still hosting the rec room to the gratitude of most of our students and teachers! H.S. Members: R 1, L to R: D Smith, M Cutright, R Vernon, T Cox, A Burson, P Cutnght. A Hedmark, D Truelove, T Bolin R 2: D Kaufman. L McVey. S Whitling. T Blair. B Kelsheimer, D Huisinga. C Cox, G Cramer, L Ramsay, L Tiffin R 3:1 Crowder. D Stephen. T Martin, K Maxey, R Ping, B West. G Snedeker, A RKhardson. B Kaufman.) Carver Officers: L to R: T. Martin, S. Whitling, L. Tiffin, G. Cramer. Jr. High: R 1, L to R: B Cochonour, J. Allen, S Reed. K. Montgomery, C. Williams. A Goodwin R 2: C. Kuhn. R Weaver. A Rankin, S. Seed, T Kemper, M Linton, M. Stephens, T. Stice R 3: Mr. Noble, M. Collins. Supervisors: R 1, L to R: T Martin, J Brown, M Partlow, M. Blome, L. Stephen, A. Richardson. Officers: L to R: M. Linton, M Stephens, T. D Huisinga, M. Webster, T Blair, B. Kelsheimer, P. Sauer R 2: C. Cox, C. Hawkins, C Kemper, Mr. Noble. Weaver, G. Cramer, S. Littlejohn, D. Stephen, D. Kaufman, J. Finke, E. Sauer, S. Jones, K. Garner. 108 Fame Ceuncil Walks to the Feat of a Different Drum. Fine Arts students often find themselves walking to the beat of a different drum, here at CHS. While many students are shooting baskets, playing catch, or jumping hurdles, most of our arts students are practicing piano, pushing the voice up a scale, reaching a high note on a clarinet, or placing finishing touches on a painting. Their work is frequently unnoticed by many, but not by those who notice sunsets, appreciate the blue of a spring sky, hear rhythm in the rustling of the trees, or applaud the speech of a character on stage. To these fine arts students seeking excellence — your drum is welcome! It makes our school a more vital place. 109 Spelling Fame, I to R: Council Members: B Pinnick, R. Gilbert, D. Stephen, S. Baker, M. Partlow, B Kaufman, T. Martin, M. Winters, S. Loehr, P. Hudson. Art l ] ml Art Winners: C Gilbert. B Kaufman Fame Awards The fine arts awards were presented in Arts Hall on May 23rd. All students earning letters in chorus and band received their awards. Mr. Hickox, Mrs.Richey, Miss Richards and Mrs. Crouch also presented the FAME winners in art, band, choir, and dramatics. Before the awards ceremony, the choir presented a light show. The show, done in total darkness except for black lights on painted surfaces, was started by the Drama Club at a meeting in February. Duska Smith and lenny Garver also presented musical entertainment. At the close of the evening, Miss Richards presented the major FAME AWARD to Brent Kaufman. Miss Richards, FAME Winner, B Kaufman, Mr Hickox, Mrs. Richey Choir Winners: R 1, L to R: D Smith, P Hudson R 2: D Kaufman. L. Tiffin, L. Ennis, A. Coleman. 110 Chcir Dramatics A. Band FAME Winners: R 1, L to R: K. Nickles, A. Smith, M. Winters, D. Stephen. R 2: D. Smith, ). Carver, L. Tiffin, T. Williams, S. Fausz, K. Black B Choir FAME Winners: R 1, L to R: K. Nickles, C. Hawkins, D Stephen, T. Anderson. R 2: D. Smith, J. Carver, M. Winters, P. Hudson, L. Ennis. C. Drama FAME Winners: D. Smith, j. Carver, D. Stephen, B. Kaufman. D. Duska sings . . . ri ] ... Changes Spenser. Mrs. Craig left CHS for a job in Iowa and the FHA welcomed a new sponsor, Mrs. McVey. They continued with their activities and club functions. R 1, L to R: W. McSchooler, S. Baker, C. Judson, L. Comer, |. Clide well, T. Freeman, A Smart, M Goldman R 2: M Downey, B Loftis, L Athey, M Robinson, L Cook, R Kemper, D. Stinson, L Vega. C. Gilbert, R Gilbert R 3: B Morey. C Clark, C McNurlan, K Maxey, L Maulding, B. Masters The choir entertained at the party Chipmunks at FHA party. 112 Future Flomemakers ef CHS Waiting to dine at the banquet Mrs McVey and FHA Award Winner and President Brenda Masters make last minute plans. FHA Becky Morey. Winner Let's get this set up ■Banquet The FHA members held the annual banquet in the cafeteria with their new sponsor, Mrs. McVey. Awards were presented to Brenda Masters, Becky Morey, and Carla McNurlan. Hi Mom1 113 Scholastic Cowl: “We Study Everywhere.” Sr. High: R 1, L to R: T Martin, D Stephen, B Masters R 2: D. Smith, D Stephen. J Carver R 3:I Crowder. P Smith, S Fausz R 4: L Comer. A Talbott. T Allen Patricia Smith (L) and lenny Carver (R) pose with several trophies won by the team this year Mrs Brown and her scholastic achievers battle the elements to have successful teams They even come before school and give up noon hours to practice Both high school and junior high teams were winners this year’ Jr. High: R 1, L to R: M Stephens, T Daughhetee. B Cochonour, I Harland, T Hudson. A Kibler R 2: S Seed. M Coleman, S Reed, A Beasley. I Staley. A Perillo 114 Star Greenhand, D Comer FFA Member of the Year, D. Brandenburg ffA: Cur Future Farmers The FFA kept busy with contests as they have in the past. They also had an entry in the Homecoming parade and of course, sponsored the annual FFA Week in which they hosted the popular children's zoo. R 1, L to R: D. Comer. D Brandenburg, R Robinson, R Brandenburg, J. Hickox, R Grafton R 2: Mr Fain, S. Justice, D Truelove, I Maxey, B Thornton, S Williams, R Davidson R 3: C. Hawkins, H Johnson, S Blanchard, S. Hickox, B Ritter, R Davidson R 4: M Smith, M Repp, S. Mullen, M Brandenburg, P. Mullen, C. Smith. Drama Club lias Large Membership A. M. Partlow, D. Smith, C. Snedeker, S. Whitling, A. Greenwell. J. Carver. R 2: D. Stephen, T. Martin, J. Finke, B Pinnick, B. Kaufman, V. Orrell. A. Drama Club Officers B. P. Evans, ). Collins, D. Kaufman, L. Ennis, A. Cochonour, L Knierim. R 2: C. Gilbert, A. Coleman, M. Ruffner, A. Burson, L. McVey, A. Hed-mark, T. Koss. R 3: M. Goldman, ). Swick, S. Brown, D. Austin, T. Allen, M. Bell R 4: R. Vernon, D. Smith, C. Cochonour, K. Cummins, R. Maulding, B. Lakins, L. Athey. S. Fausz R 5: M. Orrell, K. Finke. R 1, L to R: S. Littlejohn, V. Orrell, M. Blome, R Boyer, D. Stephen. J. Brown, A. Greenwell, P. Trejo, B. Pinnick. R 2: G. Cramer, C. Cox, L. Tiffin, S. Montgomery, K. Miller, R. Gilbert, S. Whitling, M. Partlow, B. Kaufman, J. Carver. R 3: J. Biery, P. Hudson, B. Reynolds, A. Wilson, D. Stephen, G. Snedeker. R 4: C. Chubb, S. Williams, B Ritter, M. Durham, B. West, B. Kelsheimer, D. Huisinga, E. Sauer, J. Finke, T. Blair, D. Richardson, T. Martin, P Sauer, B. Squires, T. Tiffin, M. Webster B. Fresh. Soph. Members C. Jr. Senior Members 116 Drama Club Week — 1985 The Drama Club hosted Drama Club Week in April. The theme, All-American Club was carried out with each day depicting something of America. From locker decorations, to red, white, and blue costumes, to the Hero Day — the Thespians were in full action with almost all of the 70 plus members taking part in at least one activity. On opening night, the Seniors won the Scavenger Hunt. Pita joins Hero Lunch bunch. The Heroines muscle the Hero. Time out for Heroes! Urn, urn good! Here's to Hero Day. . . Lunching with my friends... Baseball, Hotdogs, Apple pie and Drama Club Day. Smiles abound! 1 Salad Ear Theatre Hopes, Words, and Ordinary Things was the winter one-act at Richards Farm. Sherry Whit-ling, Club President, directed the play. As usual, a good job was done by all and the food was great! Standing, L to R: D. Stinson, M. Blome, A. Coleman,). Collins, B. Kaufman. Seated, L to R: B. Lakins, S. Walsh, L. Comer. What ya thinking about Brent? Off my high horse! Huh? Did you hear the rumor? Get to your room Tell ya for a nickle. 119 “Curtain Lip, Call Clay Rehearsal for Murder was the fall play. It had a cast of several newcomers and was a drama somewhat different in that the set was basically a bare stage with a few props and furniture pieces. The cast and crew played to two large audiences and the Thespian motto of Act well your part ' was carried out. R 1, L lo R: D. Smith, A. Green well, M Bell, S. Whitling, A. Hedmark, A. Cochonour. R 2, L to R: B Kaufman, T. Martin, B Ritter, G. Cramer, C. Hawkins, S Fausz R 3: K. Finke, J. Carver, E. Sauer, D. Huisinga, C. Chubb. 120 $ p I r I i a n y e 8 5 R 1, L to R: A. Coleman, L Knierim, j. Carver. R 2: V. Orrell, H Neff, S. Littlejohn, D. Smith R 3: B. Ritter, T. Allen, K Nickles, L Athey, R. Vernon,). Finke, M. Webster, M. McGiles, C. Chubb, B Kaufman,). Rosborough Mother, another Russian Novel? You know, the way to a man's heart is through his stomach! That jacket has to go! 122 Hey Duska, what's up? Ah, Jeff! Your deodorant failed?” Don’t Count on forever The Drama Club presented the spring play the end of April. This production was applauded by the viewers as an excellent show. Not only did it tell a sensitive story, but told it in a humorous and sentimental manner. A fine performance by all characters was given, but perhaps special notice should be extended to Vickie Orrell and Shawn Littlejohn. On a moonlit night Stiff upper lip Vickie? I don't have to take this! I need to be more seductive. Is that P D A. I see? Indecent exposure. 123 The Variety Show, Not Quite Broadway was held early in September in Arts Hall. Held in conjunction with the Far Off Players, this show was set up as an audition for the show. It was emceed by Miss Richards and Mr. Throneburg. Louder, Trevor! CHS Presents Their Cwn Cscars Thespian Banquet ’85 Kevin, no one at the table believes your statement! Gena prays that Dale and Eric will behave. Andrea lights a candle in ceremony. President Sherry leads initiation. Brent must have tried one of his jokes out on jenny. 126 B Good-bye Seniors! c. Special Winners D. Special Drama Week Winners A. R 1, L to R: T. Allen, V. Orrell, D Stephen, J Carver, A. Greenwell R 2: D. Kaufman, D. Smith, S. Whitling, J. Finke, K. Finke, A. Coleman. B P. Trejo, J.Carver, S. Whitling, D. Stephen, A. Greenwell R 2: B. Pinnick, M Partlow, B Kaufman. C. B Kaufman - Best Actor; J. Finke — Supporting Actor; C. Chubb -Mask Award. R 2; D. Smith, Best Actress; A. Coleman - Best New Member; S Littlejohn - Supporting Role; S. Whitling — Best Thespian. D. D Kaufman, D. Stephen, S. Whitling, A. Greenwell, B Kaufman R 2; D. Smith, K. Finke, J. Finke. E New Thespians: R 1, L to R: T Allen, L. Athey, V Orrell, S. Littlejohn R 2: D Smith, J. Finke. 127 National Honor Society in 85 May 6th was the dale and the cafeteria was the place. The new initiates of the National Honor Society were officially awarded membership in NHS. We have always prided ourselves on a fine group of young men and women making this group and this year was no exception Congratulations and keep up the good work and standards set for you! Celling ready Old Members: R 1, L to R: B West, I Carver, T Marlin, S Whitting, |. Crowder. R 2: Mrs. Lee, D Stephen, M Winters, C. Snedeker, B Masters New Members: R 1, L to R: |. Finke, E Sauer. B Kelsheimer. M Webster, P. Sauer. R 2: P Hudson, D 128 ■Bands Perform Purina Intermissions Concerts The performance of a special piece Both the |r. High and Sr. High bands did excellent in contest this past year. This isn't an easy task with all of the interruptions of other activities. Both keep busy performing at games, and the seniors went to Washington D.C. on a special trip. This trip was sponsored by the Music Boosters and they hope to continue it every year. This is dress for the basketball game Stacey at concert. Senior lenny helps out her section. It’s Music tc Cur Ears It takes lip control. R 1, L to R: B Cochonour. K Black, S. Ramos, I Allen, H Durham, D Samsil, A Goodwin R 2: M Linton, S Anderson. D. Smith, M Stallings, C Wattleworth, A Perillo, A Brown, C. Cummins, T Breeze. K Hickox R 3: B L Beasley. A Beasley, M Coleman, S. Reed. S. Seed, D. Repp, R West, M Bradford. Mr Hickox. The band performing together at concert 130 And Music In Cur Hearts The trumpet section Amy keeps the beat R 1, L to R: S. Huddleston, A Smith, L Comer. C Decker, L Tiffin, L. Ennis. D. Stephen, M Winters, M. Vidoni, D. Smith, C. Williams R 2: G Thornton, |. Carver. A. Talbott, T Ritter, S Loehr, G. Reed, ). Wofford, K. Black, Mr. Hickox, T. Turner R 3: B Ritter, C. Cutright, M Cummins, B Pinnick, R Oakley, D Cummins, j. Wagner, C. Chubb, K. Nickles. fejj J„ . % ° J J The drummers are set 131 “We Are the World • • • The choirs of the Jr. High and Sr. High and Swing choir presented the Spring Concert (as well as a Christmas concert in December), in grand fashion. The afternoon show offered a variety of pieces and was topped by a moving presentation of We are the World, the song produced for the starving in Ethiopia. Afterwards, a donation was received for the cause. This was a fine year for the choral department with two wonderful concerts presented and many awards won by members at contest. Mrs Richey directs her final show for CHS Performing We are the World 132 of Music: Choir Harmonizing. . . Prcm 85 The prom, held in Effingham was a wonderful success. As one can see by looking at the following pages, CHS never looked better Remember the Feeling. The Southern-Belle look. A night on the town. Looking grand! Angi and Matt Taking a break outside. 134 King Eric Sauer and Queen Sherry Whitling dance to Remember the Feeling ” Welcome back, Brian Share a laugh. .anold fashioned portrait Getting a breath of fresh air 135 Enjoying I wonder what's next. Taking a break. ] Brian: Penni, I had two shoes when the prom began.” 136 Watching the coronation. “An Even i ne in Paris” Can’t Eight This Eeeling The )r. High Spring Dance was never better. The Paris Evening was complete with a fountain that worked and the old gym was completely disguised as a part of Paris. Mr. Noble and the Student Council deserve a place in memory lane for this one! The Court: L to R: A. Kibler, T. Stice, Princess B Blome, Prince M. Stephens, C. Kuhn, M. Collins. The |r. Modeling Agency is now open. Contact agent; Mr. Noble. I feel like dancin'. Friendly smiles for the camera. Hi Mom! 137 You make me feel like dancin' Do you remember what was so interesting? You deserve a break — even at the dance. Why did I wear these shoes? The floor is yours, Allen Brian, surely one of these girls will dance with you! Honors Hay: Hows in the Spotlight Illinois Sheriff's Award Winner Brenda Masters with Sheriff Crumrin The annual Honors Day ceremony was held in Arts Hall to a well-behaved student body. Many awards were given or reviewed at this time and of course, the graduates to be” appeared in their caps and gowns. In the next four pages we tried to capture as many of the awards as possible. Marsha Winters (L) Senior J. O. Hawkins Award; jenny Carver (R) Sousa Music Award Toby Martin DAR Winner, English and Science Department Award Mike Webster and Kai Miller Illinois Teacher's Association Award in Science. Winner, Valedictorian. 139 Math Awards: L to R: T. Martin, B. Masters, M. Winters, D. Ragon ■ Computer Awards: Jenny Carver, Penni Hudson, Kai Miller, Ernie Oakley, Lisa Tiffin, Mike Webster, Brian West The presenters survey the crowd before ceremony begins. 140 Tade Business Award: C. McNurlan (L); Art Award: Brent Kaufman (R). 141 HONORS 4 50 OR BETTER ALL 3-9 WEEKS 9th Grade 10th Grade 1th Grade 12th Grade 1 Sherri Brown Tracy Allen Dawn Davis lenmter Carver 1 Amy Hedmark Mar Bell Sheryl Carla McNurlan 1 lason Crowder Ro Babcock Hutchings Maria Partlow | David Comer Laurel Comer Penm Hudson Brenda Masters Missy Swick Tracie Cox Deborah Marsha Downey Lisa Ennis Stacey Loehr Stephen lacqueline Brow n Stacey Card Heidi Nett Rachel Rod Oakley Carey Whitacre Brian West Tips word (ill Maus Mike Webster A Women's Civic League Scholarship Winners: Kirk Rardin and Brenda Masters B Indiana State University Scholarship Winner jenny Carver with Mr Dan Arbogast. C. I Dare You Award Winners: Kelly Crowder and Clark Cochonour. 142 Jr. Hish Awards The Junior High awards ceremony was held on May 20th in the Arts Hall. Congratulations to those honored. A. President of Student Council, Michael Stephens makes final comments. B (L) Mike Collins winner of the Mike Bailey Award and (R) Ronnie Weaver winner of the Tommy Grafton Free Throw Award. C. Danielle Smith (L) and Stacey Reed (R) winners of the Jr. High bowling competition. D Chorus Winners: L to R: Brian Bird, Debbie Bennett, Tami Hudson, Danelle Smith E. Band Awards: L to R: Mike Collins, Holly Durham, Monica Stallings, Danelle Smith 143 Graduation, Hay 26,198 5 As usual, the graduation was held in the new gym. Mr. Koss welcomed all to the ceremony and reminded the audience that this would be the last class to graduate from Unit C-1. Speeches were made by valedictorian, Toby Martin and by Salutatorian, Sherry Whitling. A group of the Seniors sang for the last time. Different expressions of the patient graduates Brian accepts applause The 85 Graduating Glass 144 The final pose for Scott and Connie. The changing of the tassel. President Rardin bids farewell to his class. Happiness is graduating. Toby speaks the speech Sherry reflects on the past. . 145 We wailed 12 years (or this walk Pita gradi It is in there, isn't it? Let s get out of here! 146 Mr Harland, former CHS principal was guest speaker Jr. liifih Fromction Now, I guess I'm okay We've never seen this group so quiet Oh no, I forgot to turn in my history notebook Tammy and Michael make sure its official 147 The high school students are already wondering about this gang of boys .. . The march of promotion... I can't believe she wore that dress 148 Reflection of '85 It is often easy to say that Casey is immune to the outside world — nothing happens and we never change. However, if we examine this statement more closely we find this belief suspect. The past year reflected many real world happenings here, as well as in our country and we were affected by them. To those of us who are Caseyites school will continue much as it has in the past. In truth, however, after 93 years and 90 graduation ceremonies, Casey High — as only Casey High is no more. Next year the Westfield-Casey consolidation becomes reality and we will become Casey-Westfield Unit C-4. The Warriors nickname and the purple and gold colors will remain. As a result of consolidation and other situations, rumors of changes in coaching and teaching assignments became rampant, and the school system experienced a conflict with the media. In the fall. President Reagan was easily re-elected and the Cubs finally won a title. The )r. High softball team won the State Tournament. World hunger became a more obvious problem and famous musicians combined to record for the cause, We Are the World. The restoration of the Statue of Liberty was still underway and Chicago hoped for a World's Fair. Salmonella poisoning became a household term. in the spring we learned that Coach Bennett would no longer be our nemesis. Tax cuts, an airline strike, the dollar value in Europe, Reagan's visit to Germany, foreign unrest, rumors of a major league baseball strike, and drug investigations hit the headlines — and at Casey High, a bomb threat. Businesses closed, others opened, and a new factory was on its way to Casey. The Lady Warriors softball team was headed for the state tourney where they would finish second. Prince, Bruce, Michael, Dr. Who, Billy Martin, Doug Flutie, Sandberg, Sutcliffe, Hernadez, Michael Jordan, Larry Bird — and a woman — Ferraro ran for V.P. of the U.S. Dynasty and Dallas continued and The Cosby Show became a hit. Coke changed its recipe and Pepsi touted itself as the choice of a new generation — and so did Marino and Montana. Nutra Sweet saved us from calories and Marvelous Marvin Hagler became famous. Boy George? Madonna? The first yearbook of CHS in 1922 was simply titled The Souvenir. In 1925, The Flame was first published and was dedicated to the parents of the Senior class. Leafing through those early pages gives one a true feeling of nostalgia. Many old traditions are worth keeping, but change is also good for the soul of a school. Perhaps it's time we rid our vocabulary of such words as awesome and replace it with integrity. In a sense, we have an opportunity to begin anew. We have the chance to improve and combine our positive qualities and perhaps erase the poor ones. Thus, it is with some sadness that we say good-bye to Unit C-1; but, it is with excitement that we look forward to the future of Casey-Westfield Unit C-4. This book is completed And closed like the day. The hands that have written it, Lay it away ... Song sinks into silence. The story is told. — Longfellow HUTTON’S, PARTS SERVICE Casey 932-2125 DR. PATRICK M. NIEBRUGGE PROFESSIONAL PARTS PEOPLE Optometrist 4 West Delaware; Casey, IL THE RED SHED GARVER’S SPRAY SERVICE Ph.: (217) 932-5804 Jet. 1-70 Hwy. 40 Meeting Banquet Room Casey, IL P.O. 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BOX D, RT. 40 WEST CASEY, IL 62420 157 THE PHARMACIE SHOPPE 5j+ftrtfurliii: Heating NEBERGALL 202 West Edgar Casey, Illinois Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Rt. 2 Old Rt. 40 East Casey, Illinois 62420 (217) 932-2531 Panosonic Microwaves Phone 932-4004 Emergency 932-5519 ■ ppii tcs| THEY LAST THELMA’S FLOWER SHOP 101 Northwest 2nd St. Phone: 932-4806 Teleflora Dorothy Smith Owner Zollie O. Arbogast, Jr. Attorney at Law 110 E. Main Street Casey, Illinois Telephone (217) 932-5924 POGUE FLORIST, INC. 312 S. Central Ave. Casey, III. 62420 Flowers for All Occasions 217-932-5767 GREENWELL SON FUNERAL HOMES 310 NW First Street Casey, Illinois 26420 158 Phone 932-2110 Noel Cummins HAUMESSER FURNITURE STORE GRAFIX LIMITED Printing • Graphic Design • Artwork 16 E. Main Casey, Illinois Fine Furniture and Heavenly Carpet 217 932-5504 R.R. 3 Box 29 S.E. 8th and Monroe Casey, III. 62420 Congratulations From HICKOX TRUCKING Bird’s Nest 11 East Main Casey, IL 62420 Casey, Illinois 62420 932-5577 The Hair Shanty North Route 49 Bob Sharon Durham 222 S. Central Phone: 932-4007 “We Serve Pepsi-Cola” ' Pepsi and Pepsi Cola are registered trademarks of PepsiCo, Inc. 159 160 THE CASEY WHITE OAK CHURCH R.R.2 Casey Rev. David Lakins 932-5771 Ted and Roberts Ahrens Ph. 217-932-5228 CtlMj GjttjPAs For ALL Your Printing Needs Quality Professional Printing When You Need It At Competitive Prices 932-4786 502 E. Washington St. Casey Stop in and see us today! 223 S. Central Casey, IL phone: 932-5971 Good Luck Seniors! ‘OUR JOB IS YOU’ McNurlan Garage Tractor — Trailer Parts Service 205 N.W. 5th St. Casey, IL (217) 932-2093 BEMA OIL CO. Rt.2 Box 246 162 CQ ) oonl (Aj Sndustinies Pi ■ Large Pizza Hut. CORL INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED 13th STREET AND ROUTE 40, CASEY, ILLINOIS 62420 telephone 932-5761 (Area 217) Compliments of CASEY THOROUGHBRED FARM 1-70 BEVERAGE MART The “Proof” of Fine Wines and Liquors Rt. 49 North Casey, Illinois 62420 932-4614 HUISINGA GRAIN, INC. Good Luck Seniors Local Storage for 6 Million Bushel Casey, Illinois COCHONOUR SIMONTON Grain — Chemicals — Liquid Fertilizer — Certified Seed — Custom Spraying — Seed Cleaning Elevator 403 S. Central Phone (217) 932-2151 ATTORNEYS AT LAW 107N.W. 1st St. Casey, Illinois 62420 217-932-5705 163 Congratulations Seniors “You Are Our Tomorrow Today” CASEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE “Ever Striving to Promote Commerce and Create Goodwill for the Needs of All Our Community.” Pioneer Oil City of Illinois Congratulations Graduates The United Methodist Church SKF Industries Casey Packaging Plant and Warehouse 700 North Central Avenue — P.O. Box 365 CASEY, ILLINOIS 62420 Rev. Kim Y. Soon, Pastor 9:15 A.M. Church School 10:30 A.M. Worship (Sept.-May) Nursery provided. We offer 3 choirs, 4 Handbell Choirs, Youth Club, Jr. Sr. Hi Y.F., United Methodist Women and Men. Come, discover Christ with usl Everyone welcomel Church (217) 932-5281 Parsonage (217) 932-2024 R.R. 1 Rte. 40 400 W. Delaware Casey, Illinois 62420 165 CASEY COUNTRY CLUB GOLF SHOP Everything for Golfl Michael G. Monigold Golf Professional open to the public COMPLIMENTS OF: mcdaniel PROCESSING Casey, IL Since 1947 SWIM CONSTRUCTION 20 years experience BASEMENTS — FLATWARE CUSTOM BACKHOE WORK Washington St. Rd. phone: Casey 932-2099 SHAWVERS CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS 4-6 S. Central Casey, Illinois LEVI — JANSEN — BRADLEY — SHIP ’N SHORE — CATALINA — BUSTER BROWN — VAN HEUSEN — YARD GOODS SAVAGE AUTO SALES N. Central Casey Pontiac — Buick Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Coleman’s Car Cleaning 300 NE 14th Casey, IL 62420 Wash, Wax, Shampoo By appointment phone: only 932-4901 166 LeRoy Staley phone: 932-2346 LeRoy Staley Mobil Casey, Illinois Tire Service “Complete Tire Service” THE Bank Casey 101 W. Alabama Going bat for you. FDIC Casey, III. Full Service 217-932-4021 MILLIKAN REXALL GOBEN OIL CO. PHARMACY INC. Convalescent Aids Equipment Supplies Farm Bulk Delivery fi) 103 W. Main Free Delivery Casey, IL Mailout h—6 Mon.-Fri. 9:00 am-6:30 pm Pj Sal- 9:00 am-5:00 pm phone: 932-4011 932-5977 Emergencies Call: 932-2874 On Corner at Stop Light W. Main — Casey Curt Page, Registered Good Luck Seniors! Pharmacist 167 168 ¥ «• Q TABLE €E CONTENTS Seniors ns. 2 Juniors pg. 20 Sophomores ps.24 Ereshmen ps. 28 Junior High ps. 31 Faculty ps. 39 Tlomeccmins ps. 47 Sisnins Party ps. 38 “Pita ps. 00 Athletics PS. 01 Clubs and Aotiyities ps. 103 Ad Section PS. 130