Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1986 volume:

FLAME 1986 BUILDING A NEW TRADITION AT CASEY-WESTFIELD UNIT C-4 In the fall of 85 the Casey and Westfield school districts consolidated. The halls became a bit more crowded, there were more anxious faces than usual, and the frehmen weren’t the only students feeling a little in awe of it all. However, much was the same: the opening day lectures by the faculty, the lockers that were jammed, the shortage of books in some classes, and the monster first day study halls. Within a few weeks, however, we began to blend and soon new friendships were made. Together, we set out as Casey-Westfield Unit C-4 to Build A New Tradition. Now this is cool... Building A Dayna's big break! I remember this now. Me and my FLAME. This page sponsored by Casey Lions Club tespanolanyone? New Tradition The Homecoming, Illinois Arts Week, and the Variety Show gave us opportunities to grow together within the first five weeks of school. The FLAME signing party was a huge success with 200 in attendance. School was off to a running start and what lay ahead was the stuff ‘‘traditions are made of.” Hey, sign my FLAME! Was this a coincident? THE HOMECOMING PARADE: RESTAURANT THEME First Place Float: FAME COUNCIL May we see your ticket for that seat, Mark? The student council selected fast food restaurants as the Homecoming theme. The floats were colorful and creative and the Homecoming day dawned beautifully and ended that way as the Warriors “chowed down” easily on the Bluestreaks of Martinsville. Junior Class entry. Cheerleaders ride in the parade ... or is it drive in the parade? Second Place: Senior Class This page sponsored by Cox Backhoe 5 |-| OMECOMING FUN IN 1985 The candidates and escorts at the pep rally. This is boiled! Linda is really determined. You can do it, Diane! Sitting pretty:” Robin. Go Julie! The Senior class gets in the Homecoming spirit! 6 This page sponsored by Sears in Casey The Sophomores really tugged this year. SENIOR THE RELAYS! Aw c monhuy time was better than that! Mark and Jeanie share an emotional moment after running the obstacle course. The sun was shinning and the sky was blue as the students joined in the fun of the relays, now a popular tradition. An organized event as well as lots of fun, was this activity sponsored by the student council. •Jn The bed race was a new one and everyone survived it. Water is wet Page sponsored by Mar-Chris Gift shop and Rex n Van Lines in Charleston 7 1985 The coronation ceremony took place in the gym at 10:30 PM. Buffy Reynolds was selected by the student body as the '85 Homecoming Queen. The theme of dining was carried out as the candidates and escorts were introduced, then led to a table by waiters as we all awaited the announcement of the new queen. 1- The Court: R 1, L to R: S. Littlejohn, S. Montgomery, D. Throneburg, Queen Buffy, N. Sherwood. D Stephen, G. Cramer, R 2. B. Kelsheimer, M. Durham, J. Glidewell, M. Hickox, T. Tiffin, J J. Finke. P. Sauer. CORONATION OF ROYALTY 2. Gena Cramer, Paul Sauer 3. Stephanie Montgomery, Matt Durham 4. Debbie Stephen, Jeff Finke 2. 8 This page sponsored by Country Collectibles and niann RrnthPrs in Westfield and Ashmnre Attendants: R 1, L to R: H. Durham. H. Neff. T. Cox. M. Linton. T. Stice. W. Parker. E. Colis, R 2: J. Haworth. D. Austin. T. Koss. A. Burson. R 3: A. Hedmark. M. Vidoni. J. Collins, D. Kaufman, R 4: M. Bell. L. McVey, S. Brown. B. Walsh, D. Smith. Queen Buffy and escort Troy Tiffin. THE COURT OF ’85 Escorts: R 1, L to R: A. Beasley. B. Boyer. B. Squires. J. Gilbert. R 2: L. Hudson. M. McGiles. D. Huisinga, A. Kibler, B. Young. M. Collins. R. Weaver. R 3: J. Rankin. K. Finke, M. Webster. R. Maulding, G. Miller, M. McGiles. A. Checkley, K. Cummins, J. Timmons. Brad Kelsheimer. Shawn Littlejohn. 9 This page sponsored by Thomas T. Aklinski The team psyched up! The offense works ... and score! 10 This page sponsored by Central Auto Parts SENIORS WIN THE POWDER PUFF Senior Scott, Junior Julie — decide to still be friends after the 'friendly'' game. This page sponsored by Patchett Flying Service and the Casey Fitness Club 1. Coach Sinclair meets the press' the night of the state championship. 2. Two girls. Brad? 3. If you pose in the hall long enough, the camera will eventually find you. 4. Hey, Bobby — close the door! 5. Kelly displays her school spirit button. 6. The look of Dale. 7. Tim, our Rocky. 8. Julie, nobody said the eggs were boiled. 9. Jeff signs to play for the University of III. 10. That's the spirit, Ke an! Page sponsor: Pool’s Bargain Center Fun: A NOLLIQVHl HDIH A3SVO This year we were host to several Rotary foreign exchange students, but only two stayed with us all year. Birgit Knothe from Germany was active in sports, clubs, and was a very inquisitive student. Her hosts in Casey were the Gene Vidoni, Ric Carlson, David Kaufman, and Ray Loehr families. Jyri Marviala was also active in sports, clubs, as well as music. He was especially interested in computers. A native of Finland he was at home with the Steve Allison and Dave Sauer families. Both were excellent additions to our school. We wish them success. Foreign exchange Birgit with Dad'' Ric. Jyri keeps in shape. Birgit shares a good-bye with real family. Jyri shares a happy time with American brother Troy, and sister Suzanne. Fun during the Homecoming games. 14 Page sponsored by Casey Rotary B students: DIRGIT, UYRI J Visiting with friend Joao at balloon race. Working at the computer. Singing in the choir. Visiting Chicago ... At the variety show. Meeting her first U.S. Mom and sister. This page sponsored by Bank of Charleston 15 M He spoke of Casey's fighting spirit. “Your football team is invited to the mansion for lunch.’’ J. Thompson EETING -----------------1 THE GOVERNOR Gov. James Thompson arrived in Casey in mid January to offer financial assistance to the newly founded Bite Size International Corporation. With several political dignitaries in attendance, our band played, the choir sang, and the Governor spoke. It was a special day in Casey and our school. We anxiously awaited the Governor's arrival. 16 Page sponsor: Ron and Janice Hawkins FACULTY 1. Mr. James Koss, Superintendent. 2. Mrs. Doris Lee, Guidance Counselor. 3. Mrs. Carmel Todd, Secretary. 4. Mrs. Marilyn Resch. Board President. 5. Mrs. Mary Ellen Whitling (standing), Mrs. DeAnn Ramsey. Secretaries 6. Miss Becky Sweeney. Secretary. 9 18 Page sponsor: Dan R. Smith ADMINISTRATORS and STAFF OF ’85-’86 The school board, administrators, and faculty worked diligently to see that consolidation went smoothly. Coupled with this were the usual happenings that must be handled during the school year. The contributions of those who work “behind the scenes” cannot be denied. Their success is our success. 1. Mr. Richard Yandell. Principal. 2. Board Members: R 1, L to R: Mr. Rex Hickox, Mr. Moe Ashley, Mr. John Evans. R 2: Mr. Don Lansberry, Mr. Carl Honnold. 3. Mr. Ken Roth, Board Secretary. 19 Learn From those who teach ... Sophocles Mr. James Blome — Biology. Driver Education. Mr. Larry Hudson — Industrial Arts. Mr. Hudson went to a basketball game on his first date. He tells us he was very shy in high school. Miss Christy Thomas — Learning Disabilities. Mr. Ralph Fitch — Industrial Arts. s- HI Mrs. Lynn Cross — Learning Disabilities. Mrs. Cross went to Norway on a ski trip during her senior year in high school. She said her high school principal would call her “shy.'' Mr. Eugene Vidoni — Boy’s P.E., Assistant Football Coach, Head Baseball Coach, Intramurals Director. 20 This page sponsored by Davis Refrigeration Mrs. Jacqueline Crouch — Art, English, Student Council Sponsor. Mrs. Crouch thinks it might surprise us to know she was athletic in high school. Her ambition is to write and illustrate children s books. Mrs. Carolyn Craig — English Remedial Reading. Mrs. Craig once studied to be a nun. She played on the varsity basketball team in high school and once won an essay contest over 1,000 other entrants. Mr. Michael Noble — Science. Head Teacher, Supervisor, Tennis Coach. Mr. Noble was born in Canada. His first car was a 1966 VW Beetle — brand new! Mr. David Hickox — Band. Mr. Hickox was originally a math major in college. He was valedictorian of his Casey High School graduating class and wishes to have a band of 200 members. This page sponsored by Casey Chamber of Commerce 9 Our FACULTY This year our faculty grew in number due to the consolidation. Together, new ideas were shared and friendships formed. Also, we asked the faculty a few questions. Several responded and we included a couple of their answers in the picture captions. Mrs. Evelyn Davis — Sr. Class Sponsor. Mrs. Davis told us she has fulfilled her life’s ambition which was to be a teacher. The name of her high school yearbook was The Web. Mrs. Shirley McKinney — Math. Guidance. Mrs. McKinney attended a movie in Casey on her first date and ended up marrying her high school sweetheart. She was Mr. Throneburg's math teacher four years at Westfield Mr. Sharon Juriga — Music, Show Choir Sponsor, Musical Mrs. Joan Swick — Speech Therapist. Director. Sponsor. Mrs. Sherrick stated the highlight school years was being able to wear pants’’ only after they paid 25C to do so. Page sponsor: Casey Chamber of Commerce NEVER TELL WHERE HIS INFLUENCE STOPS” Mrs. Louise McCawley — Spanish. Mrs. McCawley feels the highlight of her high school days was being valedictorian. She stated her principal would have called her •’jmagnifica! Mr. Keith Sinclair — Social Studies, History. Fr. Class Sponsor, Jr. High Basketball and Track Coach. Head Football Coach. Mr. Sinclair won the FFA State Farmer Award in high school and his hero was Dick Butkus. ... Adams Mrs. Debra Sinclair (R) — Special Education, Jr. High Cheerleading Sponsor. Mrs. Phyllis Koss (L) — Pre-Vocational Coordinator. Mrs. Deborah Webster — Math, Computers. English, Cheerleader Sponsor, Jr. Class Sponsor. Mrs. Webster was crowned football queen in high school and her hero at that time was John F. Kennedy. Mrs. Cathy Sherwood — Special Education Aide. English. Jr. Class Sponsor. Mrs. Sherwood went to the Casey Drive-In on her first date. She didn't tell us who with. Mr. Ronald Powell — English, History, Fr. Soph. Football Coach. It is interesting that Mr. Powell noted football as the highlight of his years in high school and that he was the smallest starter on the team at 5 '10 , 165 pounds. Page sponsored by Hardway Oil Co., Inc. 23 u And gladly Mr. Robert Durham — Business. Head Basketball Coach. Mrs. Nancy Carreon — Science. Mrs. Carreon felt her high school principal would describe her as ‘ dingy. She was a cheerleader in high school. Mr. Darrell Fain — Agriculture. FFA Sponsor. Mrs. Barbara McVey — Home Economics. FHA Sponsor. and gladly Mr. William Wyman — History. Government. Psych.. Jr. High Basketball Coach. Fr. Sponsor. Mr. Wyman tells us he didn't have a steady girl in high school and he sang solos in church and school. Ms. Patricia Richards — English, Drama. Media. Thespians Sponsor. Play Director. FAME Council and FLAME Sponsor. Supervisor. Miss Richards organized a pep club in high school (at Casey) and was president for 3 years. Page sponsor: Hickox Trucking would he learn, teach” ... G. Chaucer Mr. Denny Throneburg — Health, Athletic Director, Jr. and Sr. High Softball Coach, Supervisor. Mrs. Lisa Gard — P.E., Jr. and Sr. High Mrs. Linda Sauer Volleyball Coach. Ed. Aide. Mrs. Anita Brown — Chemistry, Physics, Science, Scholastic Bowl Coach. Mrs. Brown chose math as her favorite class in high school. She originally majored in pre-med. Doctor Brown? Mrs. Jean Hutson — Business. Mrs Hutson voted for Harry S. Truman when first given the privilege to vote. Her high school principal would probably describe her as quiet. — so says Mrs. Hutson. Mrs. Rhonda Burkybile — School District Nurse, Health. Student Teachers: R 1, L to R: Ms. Waldrop. Mr. Tankersley. R 2: Mr. Rose, Mr. Briggerman, Mr. Siuda. This page sponsored by Haumesser Furniture 25 EEPING US GOING: Cooks: L to R: Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Shore, Mrs. Taylor. Additional Staff MEMBERS Custodians: L to R: Mrs. Shoot, Mrs. Brandenbur. Mr. Peel. Bus Drivers: R 1: S. Burnett, M. Cohrs. S. Wilson. J. Bolin, G. Davidson, R. Hickox, L. Davis, C. Francis, R 2: E. Cohrs. F. Crandall. L. Smith, K. Robinson, J. Whitton, R 3: L. Crandall. IMC Aides: L to R: S. Walsh, A. Smart. N. Higgs, H. Johnson. Office Aides: L to R: L. Hickox, T. Cox, M. Gardner. R 2: K. G. Thornton. S. Brown. Rogers, K. Montgomery. T. Hardy, N. Higgs. B. Cutright. 26 This page sponsored by 1-70 Beverage Mart JR. HIGH A break from the work in English. Student Council in Homecoming parade. Page sponsored by SKF Automotive Products Division 27 Jon Athey Sherri Babcock James Beasley Preston Beasley Scott Beeson Tammy Black Jerrod Boldrey Shawn Bollinger Julie Breese Christi Burris Kim Cason Kim Cochonour Crystal Coleman Melissa Cox Ashley Crockett Michael Darr Patty Douglas Tom Draper Lance Ennis Travis Ennis 28 Page sponsored by Hutton's Parts Matt Fain Cheryln Finney Amy Fuller Ashley Gholson Kalena Gilbert Chris Goble James Goodwin Michelle Henderson Shannon Hicks Mary Howlett Stacey Millam Mindy Mitchell Matt Moore Michelle Moore Brenda Nichols Geffrey Oakley Eric Inskeep Amy Johnson Stephanie Johnson Aaron Keller Jana Lorton Jamie Mancell Jason Maulding Deborah McKinney Anna Orrell Michelle Owen Page sponsor: Goben Oil Co., Inc. Michael Richards Jamie Richardson Warren Richey TroyPearcy Dawn Pierson Kim Redman Kimberlee Robinson Jon Ruffner Kelly Ryan Freddie Sanders Kathy Savage Delene Scott Chasity Smith Michelle Stinson Becky Swick Wesley Thompson Lyle Veach Chad Vidoni Andy Voris Lisha Webster Justin Whitton Shawn Winnett Stacy Williams Jennifer Allen Sheila Anderson Dana Ault Melissa Baxter Greg Beasley Lori Beasley Karen Black Jay Brewer Judy Brewer Roger Brown Tanya Brown Bryan Cochonour DougCohrs Cynthia Colis Lisa Corbett Kory Cummins Tom Daughhetee Michael Davis Shane Davis Danny Duniphan Chris Gardner Meredith Gholson Angie Goodwin Tracy Hanners Keith Hickox Amy Hippier Sheley Howlett Chad Hupp Lori Keller Lori Kendall Jackie Lawrence Brad Lawyer Gary Maxey Glen McNeil Randy Melton Scott Millam Dennis Miller Mike Miller Kandy Montgomery Jodi Morgan Rusty Morrow Mike Mullin Robbie Mundy Jennifer Nixon Tawsha Patrick Shane Pierson Suzette Ramos Jennifer Redman Stacey Reed Carl Remlinger Wilson Reynolds Shane Roth Todd Russell Brian Sauer MattShobe John Staggs Victoria Turner Andy Tutewiler Robby Watters Bryan Wattleworth Jim Wickiser Chrissy Williams Page sponsors: Heartland Chemical and Fashion Lane FRESHMEN Officers: R 1, L to R: Michael Stephen — President; Aaron Beasley — Sports Rep; Scott Seed — Treas.; Mike Collins — Rep., R 2: Tammy Stice — Sec.; Angie Rankin — Sports Rep.; Julie Whitling — Rep., R 3: Micki Linton — Vice-Pres. 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Welding and Bennett's Wrecker Service 33 Jerry Baize Aaron Beasley Bobbie Jo Beasley Deborah Bennett Brian Bird John Blanchard Barbara Blome Brent Boyer Mike Bradford Thomas Breese Chad Brewer Todd Briggs Amelia Brown Marlene Carl Mark Coleman Mike Coleman Mike Collins Jenifer Craig Kari Crites Mike Cutright Tara Davidson Lana Davis 34 Page sponsored by McDaniel Processing Shelly Donhou Angela Duncan Melissa Duniphan Michelle Durbin Holly Durham Melinda Durnal Jeff Earnest Shannon English Amy Flowers Michael Francus Don Fuller Steve Graham Ronnie Harris Marc Haworth Bob Henderson Don Henson Jody Higginbotham Scott Huber Stacey Huddleston Tami Hudson Carrie Johnson Chad Keller Jason Keller Lorri Keller Chris Kelly Ryan Kelly This page sponsored by Greenwell Funeral Home 35 Tammy Kemper Allen Kibler Micki Linton Debbie Loftis Angie Malone Robbie May Charles McKinzie Brian Miller Jonathan Monroe Heather Neff Dena Nicol Tim Oakley Hope Page Angie Perillo Mark Pierson Bob Ramsey Trevor Ramsey Angie Rankin Andy Rardin Lee Remlinger Doug Repp Karen Riddle Chris Robinson Jackie Robinson Lori Rodgers Ke'An Rogers John Russell Kari Russell 36 Page sponsored by Patrick Niebrugge, Optometrist Elizabeth Roger West Weinberger Teresa Sanders Scott Seed Sean Seed Missy Self Danelle Smith Toni Smith Doug Staggs Dede Staley Jody Staley Monica Stallings Michael Stephen Tammy Stice Charles Stivers Bradley Stout Brian Thompson Russell Timmons Jeff Truelove Wade Ulrey Bleu Vaughn Jamie Warner Shannon Warner Dawn Washburn Carol Wattleworth Ronnie Weaver Julie Whitling Page sponsor: Millikan Pharmacy SOPHOMORES Officers: T to B, L to R: David Comer — Sec.; Dan Truelove — V.P.; Ann Cochonour — Sports Rep.; Abby Burson — Rep.; Tory Koss — Pres.; Troy Bolin — Sports Rep.; Kirk Black — Treas. 38 This page sponsored by Snedeker and Worms Denise Austin Kirk Black Roger Black Troy Bolin Michael Brandenburg John Breese Sherri Brown Abby Burson David Case Andres Checkley Ann Cochonour Angie Coleman Editha Colis David Comer Kevin Corbett Jason Crowder Patty Cutright David Daughhetee Debbie Davis Jon Davis This page sponsored by Staley Insurance 39 Janet Dennis Michael Durbin Harold Dominick Shirley Edwards Lisa Ennis Steve Fausz Kevin Finke Terri Freeman Stacey Gard Carla Gilbert Lisa Gilbert Julie Glidewell Melissa Goldman Marnie Gowin Tracy Hardy Jamie Harthan Clinton Hawkins Amy Hedmark Jimmy Hickman Kenny Hicks Nina Higgs Chris Icenogle Annie Jones Brad Kemper Dianna Klingler Tory Koss Page Sponsor: Steve and 40 Carla Honselman Alex Lovell Jay Maxey Lori Medsker Clint Morgan Mike Orrell Wendy Parker John Pogue Jim Rankin Gina Reed Chris Roan Michelle Ruffner Barb Sanders Buddy Sherman Cindy Siverly Amy Smart Melissa Smiley Chad Smith Clayton Spicer Mike Stout Jackie Swick Missy Swick Regina Thornton Robert Thornton Carey Tipsword Dan Truelove Lonnie Turner Tracy Turner Kurt Updegraff Page sponsor His ’n Her Hair Design 41 T A frightening experience! Michelle Vega Michelle Vidoni Matt Voris My friend, the chicken ... A decision in the making. Homecoming fun. Tammy Williams John Wofford Stephanie Peggy Young Wogoman The crowd from Casey was the biggest of all. Page sponsored by Tom’s Cafe in Marshall 42 JUNIORS an£ Officers: T to B, L to R: Julie Collins — Treas.; Wendi McSchooler — Rep.; Lisa McVey — Rep.; Linda Knierim — Sec.; Deanna Kaufman — President; Clark Cochonour — V.P.; Gary Miller — Sports Rep., Doug Stoutin — Sports Rep., Mary Bell Sports Rep. This page sponsored by Cochonour Simonton and C M Video 43 11 a y mioi i Leann Athey Roy Babcock Tim Baize Mary Bell Tracie Black Connie Brandenburg Brian Brewer Kenneth Brown Steve Brown Charles Budd Marc Chapman Michaelle Clapp Clark Cochonour Julie Collins Laurel Comer Ralph Cox Tracie Cox Kelly Crowder Doug Cummins Kendell Cummins Kevin Currey 44 This page sponsored by EMRO Propane Company Mike Cutright John Davidson Ronnie Davidson Cindy Decker Donnie Douglas Rodney Duvall Michelle Gardner James Gilbert Michelle Goble Barry Gray Angie Greenlee Dawn Harris Chris Hawker Jill Haworth Lee Hudson Hutch Holsapple Ronda Hupp Eric Husher Harold Johnson Carolyn Judson Deanna Kaufman Aaron Kemper Linda Knierim Bobby Lakins Stacey Loehr = I --------------------------------- Dan Loftis Dayna Marlow Ronnie Maulding This page sponsored by Grafix Limited 45 Matt McGiles Wendy McSchooler Lisa McVey Gary Miller Terry Miller Heidi Neff Ron Orr Jill Ramsay Mike Repp Troy Richardson Robby Robinson Diane Smallwood Alicia Smith Duska Smith Patricia Smith Amber Stephens Darrin Stirrett Patty Stout Rodney Stout Doug Stoutin Angela Talbott James Timmons Rick Vernon Jonathan Wagner Randy Warfel ag gonsor Haj hant Polly Warner Bobby Williams SENIORS Officers: B to T, L to R: Lynn Ramsay — Sports Rep.; Jeff Finke — President; Lisa Tiffin — St. Coun.; Tim Blair — V.P.; Dale Huisinga — St. Coun.; Matt Durham — St. Coun.; Brad Kelsheimer — Sports Rep.; Mike Webster — Treas.; Paul Sauer — Sec. Page sponsored by Flowers Fencing and Mr. Mrs. Virgil Gregg 47 Seniors Tug. The Number One Arm in The State of We did it! Illinois PECIAL SENIOR CLASS, ’86 The class of '86 was indeed a special group. Rich in talent in all areas, this class left its mark and big shoes to fill. The senior football players led their teammates to the top of the mountain and the feeling was great. In all other sports areas, Casey — led by the seniors of '86 was there fighting for the conference championship and post season honors. In the arts the senior class took many of the leads and led the way to successful productions and excellent ratings in contests. Their achievements have set the standards for the classes who follow them. In academics there was much competition in the class of '86 for perfection. The number of those in the race for top academic honors was proof of this. Many of the club offices were held by seniors; perhaps not unusual, but still noteworthy. There were disappointments. They didn't win every game or contest and not every member of this class will conquer the world. Some failed to make the grade or the team, and others no longer felt those goals important even at this early stage of life. However, one aspect was truly different about this class: they captured the affection of their home community. Attendance at sporting and fine art productions was large. Our school became the social center of town and our performance halls and athletic fields became the place to be. As our bond grew emotionally with the young men and women who represented our school on all grade levels, we knew that the class of '86 was setting a new pace. The class of '86 is gone — but not forgotten. en u At Beating Martinsville. 48 Compliments of Markwell Funeral Home JEAN ANN ALBERT MICHAEL STEPHEN ALLISON STEPHANIE JO BAKER JAY T. BARDELL DON BLAIR TIM BLAIR ROBIN MARIE BOYER RODNEY BRANDENBURG DONALD J. BREWER CHRISTOPHER LEE CHUBB RUSS CONRAD CINDY SUE COX GENA KAY CRAMER MELISSA CROUCH REBECCA CUTRIGHT DAWN LEE DAVIS GEORGE DUNIPHAN MAX DUNIPHAN MATT, DURHAM JULIE LEANN ENNIS S E N I O R S s E N I O R S JEFFREY LEE FINKE VONDA KAY FINNEY MICHAEL LEE GLIDEWELL RICH L. GRAFTON WALLY GROSS SCOTT HAMILTON CAROL JANE HAWKINS ANNETTE LYNN HENDRIX KATHERINE ROSE HICKMAN JON HICKOX LAURA HICKOX RANDY HICKOX STACEY HICKOX TERESA HINKLE PENNI ANNETTE HUDSON DALE L. HUSINGA SHERYL LYNN HUTCHINGS BRADLEY ALAN KELSHEIMER ROBIN SHIELS KEMPER MARK KLINGLER BIRGIT KNOTHE JEFF KUHN BECKY LEOHR SHAWN LITTLEJOHN MARK ALLEN LOFTIS SHARON MAE LOVELL JYRI MARVIALA JILL MAUS MARK MCGILES STEPHANIE MARIE MONTGOMERY PATRICK MULLEN SHAWN ALLEN MULLEN SCOTT NICKLES ERNEST F. OAKLEY VICTORIA LYNN ORRELL BRET PEPPO STEVE PIERSON VAUGHN E. PLUNKETT S E N I O R S s E N I O R S DAYLANN RAGON LYNN RAMSAY BUFFYJO REYNOLDS DAVID RICHARDSON BRENT RITTER JULIA MARIE ROSBOROUGH PAUL SAUER WAYNE ANDREW SCOTT MARLEN SMITH WILLIAM D. SQUIRES DONNA KAY STALEY DEBORAH ANN STEPHEN BRIAN LEE STOUT LISA KAY TIFFIN TROY EUGENE TIFFIN JOHN E. TRUELOVE CYNTHIA JO WEAVER MICHAEL WEBSTER STACEY WILLIAMS BRENT ALAN YOUNG Huis taking down the net. Senior football players cheering on their class at the games. I IT’S ALL IN A DAY OF SCHOOL Writing a note in a pal's FLAME. A ride in the parade. The Senior Brat Patrol Did Hamlet really die? Billy's typical expression. Compliments of William J. McCabe D.M., Orthodontist, Charleston 49 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Class Flower: white rose Class Colors: purple and white Page sponsored by Bellinger Insurance and Real Estate LASS FAVORITES AND FACES JEAN ANN ALBERT Jeanie” Rec Room Supervisor 2; Drama Club 4; Variety Show 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; MVP Track 3,4. MICHAEL STEPHEN ALLISON “Mike” Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 4; Basketball Stats 1, 2, 3; Basketball Manager 4; Track 1,2,3,4. STEPHANIE JO BAKER “Steph” FHA 3; Variety Show 2; FAME Council 3; Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 1, 2; Senior Favorite 4. JAYT. BARDELL “Jaybird” Student Council 1; Musical 1, 2, 3; Class V.P. 1,3; Class Student 3, 4; Swing Choir 1,2,3; Athletic Club 1,2, 3. DON BLAIR TIM BLAIR “Rocky St. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Plays 1; Variety Show 1, 2, 3; Class V.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 4; Football 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-captain Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; CO-MVP F’ball 4; 2nd Team LIC Tourney Team 3; Decatur All-Area 2nd Team F'ball 4; Sen. Fav. 4, ROBIN MARIE BOYER Rec Room Supervisor 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 4; Flame Staff 2; Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball All-Conf. 4; 2nd Team Softball 2; Senior Favorite, 4. Most Dramatic: R 1: S. Littlejohn, R 2: B. Peppo. C. Chubb. V. Orrell. Council Rep. 1; FFA 1; Eagle Staff 3; Honor Roll 3, 4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 4; Basketball Stats 3; CO-MVP Baseball 3; Chorus 1,2, RODNEY BRANDENBURG DONALD J. BREWER, JR. “Boo Boo” Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 4. CHRISTOPHER LEE CHUBB “Chubb” Drama Club 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Honor Roll 2; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Treasurer 4; FAME Council 4; Baseball 3, 4; In- Sponsored by the Casey National Bank 51 Most Athletic and Most Likely to Succeed: Dayl Ragon. Seniors’ Choice: Favorite teachers: Mr. Vidoni, Mr. Wyman. Favorite sport: football Favorite pro basketball team: Celtics Favorite pro baseball team: Cubs Favorite pro football team: Bears Favorite food: pizza Favorite hangout on school grounds: “the stage” Favorite town hangout: CNB parking lot Favorite actor: Michael J. Fox Favorite actress: Meryl Streep Favorite movies: Back to the Future; Beverly Hills Cop tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Mask Award — Drama 3; All-American Band Award 3; Senior Favorite 4. RUSS CONRAD Intramurals 1,2,3, 4. CINDY SUE COX Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3; Rec Room Supervisor 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Play Cast 1,2, 4; Variety Show 2, 3; Halloween Queen Candidate 4; Flame Ads 1; Honor Roll 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2; Cheerleader 2,3. GENA KAY CRAMER Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Rec Room Supervisor 2, 3, 4; Play Cast 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Honor Roll 2, 4; Marching and Concert Band 1; Homecoming Attendant 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 2, 4. MELISSA CROUCH FHA 3, 4; Marching Band 1; Choir 4. REBECCA CUTRIGHT “Becky” Flag Corps 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Track 1. DAWN LEE DAVIS Rec Room Supervisor 4; DAR Award 4; Honor Marshal 3; High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; State Scholar 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; All Tourney Team 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; VFW B’ball 4; V ball Captain 4; All-Conf. B’ball 3; All-Conf. Soft-ball 3; Choir A; All-Sttae Softball 3. GEORGE DUNIPHAN MAX DUNIPHAN 52 Compliments of West Oil, Inc. Football 1,2,3, 4; CO-MVP 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MATT DURHAM Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; F'ball 1. JULIE LEANN ENNIS Student Council 2, 3; Rec Room Supervisor 4; FHA 1; Student Director 3; Musical 1, 2, 3,4; Class President 3; Class Vice-President 2; Class Secretry 1; Honor Marshal 3; Marching Band 1,2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 1, 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; CO-MVP Football 4; VFW Award Winner Football 4; All-Conf. 1st Team Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Football 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chicago Cubs Athlete Winner 2, 4; All-State 1st Team Football 3, 4; Football USA Today All-American 3, 4; Basketball UPI and AP All-State Honorable Mention 3; Football Decatur Herald Player of the Year 3; Decatur All-Area 1st Team 3, 4; Football. Basketball: All-State Team Chicago Sun Times 3; All-Tourney Team Charleston Tourney 3, 4; All-Tourney LIC Richie” FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Basketball 1; Track 1. WALLY GROSS Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; CO-MVP Football 1,2,3, 4. SCOTT HAMILTON Carol Hawkins, Most School Spirit. ... ’86, Basketball Stats 2, 3; School Newspaper 2,3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Show Choir 1,4. SHAON FARRIS JEFFREY LEE FINKE “Jeff” Student Council 4; Rec Room Supervisor 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Supporting Role Winner 3; Drama Week Winner 3; Plays 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Thespian, Drama Club Treasurer 3; President 4; Variety Show 1, 3; Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; FLAME Staff 2, 3; Sports Editor 3; Honor Marshal 3; High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; President 4; State Scholar 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; F’ball Captain; Athlete of the Year 3, 4; Basketball MVP 2, 3, 4; MVP CLASS OF ’86, Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Charleston Times Courier All-Area Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Coaches All-Eastern State Team 2, 3, 4; Shrine Football Team, Senior Favorite, Baseball All-Star Game 4. VONDA KAY FINNEY Drama Club 2; Variety Show 4; Honor Roll 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1,2; All-Conf. Basketball 3, Softball 1, 2; All-Conf. Softball 2; 2nd Team Basketball 2; Perfect Attendance 1; All Tourney Team LIC Basketball 1st Team 2, 3. MICHAEL LEE GLIDEWELL “Guan Jr. Football 1, 2, 3, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RICH L. GRAFTON, JR. CLASS... At Right: Jeff Finke. Most Athletic and Most Likely to Suceed. Kage sponsored by George Rutledge Oldsmobile, Cadillac Inc., Mattoon 53 CAROL JANE HAWKINS “Killer Hawk” Rec Room Supervisor 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Play Cast 3; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 4; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 1; FLAME Staff 4; FLAME Ads 4; Volleyball 1, 2; The Eagle Mascot 2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; District Choir 3, 4; ECICF 3, 4; Superior Contest 3, 4; National Contest Audition Voice; Senior Favorite. ANNETTE LYNN HENDRIX Netter Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Choir 1,2,3. KATHERN ROSE HICKMAN “Squirrel” FHA 3; Sec. 3; Musical 1, 2, 3; Class Sec. 2, 3; Eagle Staff 3; Marching and Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Sec. 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Newspaper 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Swing Choir 1 2,3; Sec. 3. JON HICKOX Student Council 2; Class Treasurer 2; Sports Rep. 2; FFA 2, 3, 4; Sentinel 3; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1, 2; Golf Club 4; Intramurals 4. LAURA HICKOX Honor Roll 2; Marching Band 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 3; Basketball 3; Football Stats 3; Cheerleader 4. RANDY HICKOX Rec Room Supervisor 1; Tennis 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1, 2; Golf 4; Intramurals 3,4. Best Dressed: Robin Boyer, Tim Blair. STACEY HICKOX Drama Club 2; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Dairy Judge 1,2, 3; Jr. President; Track 1, 2,3, 4. TERESA HINKLE FHA 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Volleyball 2. PENNI ANNETTE HUDSON Rec Room Supervisor 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Play Cast 4; Variety Show 1, 3, 4; FLAME Staff 3, 4; Editor 4; Jr. Editor 3; FLAME Ads 2, 3, 4; Honor Marshal 3; High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Secretary 4; Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4; All-American Hall of Fame Band Award 2; Music Contest 1,2,3, 4; State Scholar 4; FAME Council 2, 3, 4; Choir 4; Vice-President 4; Swing Choir 2, 3, 4; District Choir 3, 4; All-State Honor Choir 4; ECICF Swing Choir 3, 4; Who’s Who in American High Schools 4; Hugh O’Brian Award 2. DALE L. HUISINGA Huisi” Student Council 3, 4; Rec Room Supervisor 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Play Cast 3; Variety Show 3, 4; Marching Band and Concert Band 1; Emrich Award 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; MVP Tennis 2; Co-MVP Football 4. SHERYL LYNN 54 Compliments of Swinging Tools HUTCHINGS Musical 2; Variety Show 2; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; High Honor Roll 2, 3; Chorus Contest 2; Swing Choir 1,2. BRADLEY ALAN KELSHEIMER “Kels” Student Council 2, 3, 4; Rec Room Supervisor 1, 2; Drama Club 3; Honor Roll 1, 2; National Honor Society 3; Senior Favorite 4; Football 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Baseball 1; VFW B-ball 4. ROBIN SHIELS KEMPER FHA 3; Drama Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4. MARK KLINGLER Student Council 1, 3; Musical 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3; Secretary 3. BIRGIT KNOTHE Drama Club 4; Variety Show 4; Scholastic Bowl 4; Tennis 4; Basketball 4; Track 4. JEFF KUHN Drama Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Intramurals 2,3,4. BECKYLEOHR Flag Corps 2, 3; Captain 2, Track 2. SHAWN ANN LITTLEJOHN Rec Room Supervisor 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Supporting Role Winner 3; Play Cast 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 2; Class Treasurer 1, 2; FLAME Staff 4; Honor Roll 1,3, 4; High Honor 3, 4; Marching and Concert Band 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 2, 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-captain 4; Football Stats 3; Cheerleader 2. MARK ALLEN LOFTIS Drama Club 4; Tennis 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SHARON MAE LOVELL “Ollie” FHA 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. JYRI MARVIALA Variety Show 4; Scholastic Bowl 4; Honor Roll 4; Track 4; Basketball Computer Stats 4; Choir 4; Show Most Trusted: Lisa Tiffin, Brent Ritter. Choir 4. JILLMAUS MARK McGILES Play Cast 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Football Capt. 4; CO-MVP Football 4; Basketball 1, 2; All-Area 2nd Team Football 4. STEPHANIE MARIE MONTGOMERY Rec Room Supervisor Page sponsored by Charleston National Bank 55 2; Drama Club 3; Honor Roll 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 2, 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Stats 4; Capt. Volleyball 4; All-Conf. Softball 1st Team 2; All-Conf. 1st Team Volleyball and Basketball 4; 2nd Team Soft-ball 3; All-State Tourney Team Softball 3; VFW Award Volleyball 4; Senior Favorite 4; All-Conf. Basketball 4. PATRICK MULLEN FFA 1,2, 3, 4. SHAWN ALAN MULLEN “Bones” FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Star Green Hand 1; Crop Judging 1, 2, 3; Soil, Livestock Judging 2; Ag Mechanics Award 2; Chapter Farmer 2; Football 1, 2; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4. SCOTT NICKLES Student Council 2, 3; Supervisor 2, 3, 4; Drama 2; Play Cast 2; Variety Show 4; FLAME Staff 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural 1,2,3. ERNEST F. OAKLEY “ERN Drama Club 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Track 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Computer Award 3. VICTORIA LYNN ORRELL “Vickie” Rec Room Supervisor 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Drama Week Winner 2, 3; Play Cast 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Director 4; Musical 2, 4; Drama Club Sec. Treas. 3; Public Relations, PTS. Chairman 4; Scholastic Bowl 2; Halloween Queen 2; Class Sec. 1,2; FLAME Ads 2, 3; Marching and Concert Band T, 2; Flags 1; Homecoming Attendant 2, 3; Senior Favorite 4; Tennis 2, 3; Ad-Libber 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Capt. 4; National Honor Society 4. BRETPEPPO Student Council 1, 2, 4; Rec Room Supervisor 1, 4; Drama Club 4; Best Actor 3; Play Cast 4, 3; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 4; Scholastic Bowl 4; Class Pres. 1, 2; FFA 1; Eagle Staff 3; I Dare You Award 3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Marching and Concert Band 1, 2, 3; President 3; Sec. 2; Best Bandsman; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Volleyball Stats 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Show Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Choruster, Live Science Award 3. STEVE PIERSON Vickie leading cheers. Most Want a Date With: Brad Kelsheimer. Steph Montgomery. VAUGHN PLUNKETT “Chunkett” Rec Room Supervisor 3; Variety Show 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Crop Judging. DAYL ANN RAGON Rec Room Super 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Honor Marshal 3; High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; State Scholar 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Capt. Softball, Basketball; MVP in Basketball 3, 4; Softball 3; Tennis 4; All-Conf. Softball, Basketball 3, 4; All-State Softball 3; State Softball MVP (Tourney) 3; Decatur 56 Page sponsored by Whitton Electric Herald Player of the Year — Softball 3; Times Courier Player of the Year — Softball; All-Tourney Team LIC 3, 4; Senior Fav., 4. LYNN RAMSAY “Lynard” Student Coun. 3, 4; Super 4; Variety Show 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; B'ball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Capt. Tennis 3, 4; B ball 3; NHS 3, 4; MVP Tennis 2, 3; VFW 4; All-Conf. B’ball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; All-State Softball 2, 3. BUFFY JO REYNOLDS Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3; Halloween Cand. 3; H coming Attendant 1, 2, 3; H’coming Queen 4; Volleyball 1, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Sen. Favorite. DAVID RICHARDSON Rec Room Super 3; Drama Club 3; Variety Most Musical: Brent Ritter. Penni Hudson. Best Looking: Robin Boyer, Mike Webster. Show 3; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1 ; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 4; CO-MVP Football 4; All-Area F’ball 4. BRENT RITTER Tex” Rec Room Super 4, Drama Club 3, 4; Plays 3, 4; Musical 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 2, 3; Pres. 4; Crop Judging 1; I Dare You Award 3; Honor Roll 3, 4; Marching, Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4; All-State Band 4; Honor Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 2; Treas. 3; District Band 1,2, 3, 4; Contest 1st 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Senior Fav. JULIA MARIE ROSBOROUGH Drama Club 2; Plays 2, 3; Flame 2; Honor Roll 4. PAUL SAUER Foz Rec Room Super 3; Variety Show 3, 4; Class Sec. 3, 4; St. Coun. 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Sponsor: Casey Women’s Club Capt. F'ball 4: F’ball; All-Area, Honorable Mention, All-State 3; All-Area 4. WAYNE ANDREW SCOTT Andy” Football 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Intramurals 2, 4. MARLEN SMITH FFA 2, 3, 4; F'ball 2, Track 1. WILLIAM D. SQUIRES Plays 4; Football 3, 4; B'ball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; MVP Baseball 3; F'ball 4; All-Conf. Baseball 3. DONNA KAY ST, Perfect Attendance ALEY ice 3. U DEBORAH ANN STEPHEN Deb St. Council 2, Super 1 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3 4; Variety Show 2, 3 Scholastic Bowl 1, 2 Halloween Q. Cand. 1 Flame 2,3; High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4 Treas. 4; Marching Concert Band 1, 2 H'coming Court 1, 2, 3; Queen Cand. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Stats 3; Volleyball Capt. 4; MVP 4; All-Area MVP 4; All-Conf. 1st Team 3, 4; B-ball Conf. and Team 4. BRIAN LEE STOUT Track 1, 2; Intramurals 1,2. • LISA KAY TIFFIN St. Coun. 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3; V.P. 4; Super 4; Drama Club 3; Sch. Bowl 1; Flame 3, 4; Honor Mar- shal 3; High Honors 1, 2, 3,4; NHS 3, 4; V.P. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Hall of Fame 3; Gen. Favorite 4; State Scholar 4; FAME Council 4. TROY EUGENE TIFFIN Rec Room Super 1; Drama Club 4; Plays 3; Variety Show 4; Band 1; F’ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1.2, 3,4; Intramurals 1; F'ball MVP 4. ELIZABETH ANNE TODD FHA 3; Drama 2; Track 2; Honor Roll 4. JOHN E. TRUELOVE St. Coun. 4; F’ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Stats 4; MVP F’ball 4; Tomahawk 4; All-Area F’ball 4 1st Team. CYNTHIA JO WEAVER Cindy” Super 3, Flame 2; Ads 2; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2; V’ball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2. MICHAEL WEBSTER Mike” St. Coun. 1; Super 3; Drama Club 3; Plays 3, 4; Senior Favorite 4; Class Treas. 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Baseball MVP 3; CO-MVP Football 4; All-Conf. 1st Team Baseball 3; Basketball 4; 2nd Team Basketball 3; Shrine All-Star Game; Decatur Area 1 st Team 4; 2nd Team 3; All-State Honorable Men. 3; Illinois Science Award 3; B’ball, All-Area 4; Co-capt. 4. STACEY WILLIAMS Drama Club 3; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Reporter 3; Treas. 4; F’ball 1, 2, 3, ; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; CO-MVP Football 4. BRENT ALAN YOUNG FFA 1, 2, 3; Pres. 3; Musical 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; ' Baseball 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 4; Athletic Club 1,2, 3; Robert Hall Award 2; Best Sportsman 2. Page proudly sponsored by Casey-Westfield Athletic Boosters 59 TENNIS PRIDE Coach Noble and his girl’s tennis program was in great shape this season. Continuing The Year of the Warrior, the team ended their season equalling the best win loss percentage of any tennis team. They won 9 matches and lost 5. However, Ragon and Ramsay were 19-4 as a doubles team — and 2 of those defeats came in the state competition. Teams members pictured on opposite page are R 1: D. Ragon, L. Ramsay, S. Littlejohn. B. Knothe, K. Crowder, A. Coleman. A. Brown, H. Neff, J. Whitling, A. Perillo, E. Weinberger, M. Linton, G. Wattleworth, Seniors, J. Staley. TIPS A good facial expression helps. Seniors Birgit and Dayl size-up the situation. FOR TENNIS: Keep your eye on the ball. Don’t step in the puddle. Aw Shucks, I missed. What's the Homecoming parade without the tennis team? 60 Page sponsored by Women’s Civic League Page sponsored by Sherwood Forest Recreation 61 In 1985 We Took Varsity: R 1, L to R: Coach Vidoni, M. Voris. R. Davidson, D. Stoutin, K. Cummins, J. Rankin, J. Timmons, C. Hawkins. C. Icenogle, K. Brown, A. Checkley, W. Gross, D. Truelove. M. Durbin, Coach Carrell. R 2: Coach Powell. M. Glidewell. B. Brewer, J. Truelove, B. Squires, S. Nickles, T. Blair, M. Duniphan, S. Williams, S. Walsh. J. Davidson, T. Tiffin, T. Bolin, B. Lakins, Coach Sinclair, R 3: R. Vernon, M. Orrell, R. Robinson, D. Richardson. S. Huisinga. P. Sauer, J. Finke, R. Maulding, A. Kemper, B. Sherman, R. Stout, M. Webster. M. McGiles. Fr.—Soph: R 1, L to R: D. Truelove, M. Wright, M. Collins, B. Vaughn. M. Stephen. R. Timmons. R. Harris, S. Seed, B. Boyer. M. Coleman, C. Hawkins, R 2: Coach Carrell, T. Bolin, J. Keller, J. Rankin. J. Earnest, J. Warner, D. Repp, A. Rardin, A. Checkley, S. Graham, Coach Powell. R 3: M. Orrell, M. Durbin, B. Henderson, C. Kelly, A. Beasley, B. Sherman, J. Truelove, R. Weaver, C. Icenogle. M. Francus. M. Voris. 62 Page sponsored by Casey-Westfield Athletic Boosters There’s a Warrior victory penny buried on every field of ’85. STATE RECORDS: Sometimes they pile on. Wow! Leading passing team in Illinois football history! (2865 yards) Most touchdowns passing as a team. (35) Most total offensive yards. 2865 passing; 2269 rushing 5134 total Most wins Class 2A (14) A Little Trip To The purple and gold in battle. Aaron was ready to attack! 1 This page sponsored by Garver’s Spray Service 63 Many were called — only one team answered: Casey. The hopes of the Warriors fans began early. This group of young men had captured the limelight of the community. There was a special magic between the fans and the team whenever the Warriors took to the field. As fans we did little cheering during the early going. The squad didn't seem to need cheers; our attendance was enough. From game to game the Warrior machine moved with precision. Only once during the regular season did they even trail, 9 to 0 to Argenta-Oreana. In the second half, the tribe's quarterback, Sauer, found the receiver, Finke, and Casey would triumph 14-9. Teams such as Westville, Tuscola, Sesser, Albion, Atwood-Hammond, Oblong, and Martinsville didn’t have a chance. Our arch rival Marshall may have been the luckiest team of air. The Casey-Marshall game was forfeited to Casey due to the teacher strike in Marshall. The playoffs began on the rain-soaked muddy field of Zeigler-Royalton. To add to the misery, Casey trailed early 12 to 0. However, Blair and Maulding gained badly needed yardage and the Warriors would prevail 22 to 20 in the game, which in reality, would be the toughest game for the Warriors on the road to the state championship. Dupo, Marora-Forsyth, Hamilton, and Woodstock-Marion Central Catholic would fall easily to the Warriors — either becaue of the “air game or the classy “ground game” the Warriors kept a secret until late in the season. In the end, the team, the community, and the coach could sum it up in one word: “awesome.” Back in Casey on championship night, the fans awaited the victorious tribe. A thunderous applause unlike any heard before in Casey greeted the fighting Warriors. Did we really understand their great achievement? Did we appreciate their ability, their style, and their dedication? As with any success, the memory lingers. In the years to come, others will read these pages, look at the pictures, and admire the stats. But only those of us who witnessed it, felt it, and dreamed of it, will really cherish the moment when 45 individuals were decorated with the gold medallion — the one that means STATE CHAMP! 64_________________________________________ We are the CHAMPIONS... Our Coach Sinclair in early fall speaking at a pep rally. The same man thirteen weeks later wearing the medal of a champion and hoisted up by his team. Proudly sponsored by the Casey IGA Our heroes of the gridiron JEFF FINKE Illinois Shrine All Star Team Chicago Sun-Times All-State End, 1 st team U.S.A. Today — All-American High School Team Decatur Herald All Area 1st team End. CO-MVP, VFW AWARD. HARRIS AW RD Co-Captain. STATE RECORDS: Most yards receiving in a play-off game (233) Most career catches, yards, touchdowns receptions (174 catches, 2.806 yards. 37 touchdowns). Most yards for receptions in a season 1,201 Most points scored by a receiver in a career (246 points; 37 TD-12, 2 point conversions) (Jeff set the above records this year; he holds 2 others from last year.) CO-MVP MIKE WEBSTER Illinois Shrine All Chicago Sun-Receiver Decatur Herald ! cond on all receiving (119 in W Mention Wide Herald ber the day of the State Championship for many reasons. One of the highlights was the fantastic play of Tim Blair. This game was the performance of his career. He finished the season with 1,259 years and 16 touchdowns — the most exciting one at Normal. CO-MVP Page sponsored by Twelve Oaks Campground and Corner Hardware of Martinsville 65 Clap your hands everybody, everybody dap your hands! The men behind the dream: Coach Carrel I. Vidoni, Sinclair. Powell. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Undefeated: US 48 W'ville Them 7 47 Albion 0 48 Atwood 0 46 Oblong 0 35 M'ville 3 14 Argenta 9 54 Tuscola 6 43 Sesser 6 1 Marshall 0 22 Zeigler 20 14 Dupo 0 53 Maroa 20 22 Hamilton 0 34 Woodstock 6 Record 14-0 A lot of pushin' going on. Does anyone want the ball? The Fresh — Soph Played too! These guys know how to pay attention ... The Casey Warriors of ’85-’86 had the distinction of ending the season with the best winning percentage of any team ever to walk the halls of CHS. Along with those 23 victories and only 3 defeats came many exciting and memorable moments and four new modern school records. Among them were: winning point margin (20.5), points allowed opponents (48.8), and field goal percentage for season (51%). One of the season highlights was the second place finish in the prestigious and highly competitive Charleston Holiday Tournament. Teutopolis — the eventual State Class A Champions would play the Warriors one of the closest games of their undefeated season. Coach Durham’s Warriors were undefeated in conference games, thus becoming the LIC Champs. Later, they easily defeated Martinsville in the championship game of the Conference Tournament. Another Warrior Pride” game was a hard fought battle in February. The Warriors upended the Trojans of Charleston in one of the most pressure-packed games of the season. A few days later, the squad wore down an inspired team in Effingham. With a super year behind them, the Warriors finished second in the Regional bringing to an end our finest season ever. Many good teams (some great), have walked these halls, but few tugged at our heart strings like this one. They carried on the proud spirit developed in the fall: The Year of the Warrior.” Basketball: the best Tim reaches above the rest; a familiar sight. This page sponsored by Tastee 68 Freez Huis gets off the shot. The shooting form of Mike Webster was a welcome sight to Warrior fans, but a dreaded one to opponents. Web averaged 12.3 points per game and was one of our offensive stalwarts. SEASON EVER! FINKE TO THE FIGHTING ILLINI 1003 career rebounds — a new school record : Jeff Finke became the first-ever Casey student to earn a full ride basketball scholarship to a Big 10 school: the University of Illinois. We pay tribute to Jeff who because of his style, size and natural athletic ability brought Casey and his teammates much attention. Jeff's success didn't stop in the athletic arena. A straight A student, he also held offices in various clubs and was four times elected President of the class of '86. As of this year he is the owner of eight STATE records in football. But the game he chose to play in college is basketball, and he earned the right to fulfill a dream. After graduation, Jeff would take part of all who knew him, coached him, and performed with him to the U. of I. Whatever happens there is in other hands; what happened at CHS is history. MVP (3rd consecutive year) Jeff Finke with Coach Durham. Bob Rounding out his game plan, Jeff became a team player according to his coach. This picture depicts his fierce defensive competitive spirit. This page sponsored by the Bank of Casey 69 ... And the WARRIORS WERE THE BEST IN THE LIC! night: a memorable moment! The Varsity: L to R: M. McGiles, K. Cummins, M. Webster. B. Peppo. M. Durham. J. Finke. G. Miller, P Sauer. D. Huisinga. R. Vernon, B. Kelsheimer. T. Blair. Dale Huisinga wins the Emrich (free throw %) Award. 70 This page sponsored by Arndt’s in Casey BASKETBALL: The “STUFFS” DREAMS ARE MADE OF SENIORS OF ’86 The Warriors of '85-'86 kept us on the edge of our seats waiting for the fast break, the pressure press, the record-setting shooting style. Only one team (1926 Warriors) won more games (24), and no team brought more excitement to Warrior Gymnasium. With packed houses almost every game we waited for Web to swish another from 20 feet, for Tim to drive in among the giants and sink one. Jeff's rebounds and points were taken for granted; we wanted a slam dunk. We admired the fighting spirit of Kels and Huis’ enthusiasm for the game game us another reason to be a Warrior fan. When Matt and Paul entered the game, our scoring ability never suffered and Bret's love for basketball was never in doubt. Farewell Seniors, your history-making performance made “The Year of the Warrior” one we ll never forget. Seniors: R 1, L to R: T. Blair, B. Kelsheimer, P. Sauer, R 2: M. Webster, D. Huis-inga, J. Finke, M. Durham, B. Peppo. Kels keys on his opponent during the LIC Championship. SEASON SUMMARY Co-Captains Tim Blair Mike Webster MVP Jeff Finke Emrich Award Dale Huisinga VFW Award Brad Kelsheimer All-Conference Jeff Finke. Mike Webster Gary Miller CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2nd — Charleston Holiday Tournament Conference Tourney Champs 2nd in Regional Most points scored in season (411). Mostq Tts i ne game: Miller (30) Most rebounds, Finke (192 for season) Most assists. Blair (109) Most rebounds in one game: Miller (15) Most field goals one game: Finke. Webster. Miller (12). Most free throws one game: Blair (9) Best field goal shooting percentage. Miller (59%). Page sponsored by McGinness Building Materials, Inc. Sophs: L to R: A. Checkley, R. Thornton, M. McGiles, R. Vernon, B. Sherman, J. Brad Kelsheimer. VFW Winner. Gilbert, K. Finke, B. Brewer. K. Cummins, E. Husher, K. Black, M. Voris. I Kendell is determined Hold your mouth right! Gary Miller shows the form that will make him the foundation of the '86-87 Warriors. Gary emerged as a real leader in the Charleston Tourney, and finished the season with a 12.8 scoring average and 175 rebounds. The faces may not reveal it, but winning second in the Charleston Tourney WAS a happy moment. Part of the action of the LIC Tourney. Page sponsored by Westfield Grain and Fertilizer Martinsville ' Bris Cumberland ■eoga Mahomet-Seyr Robinson I Bon Murfay KY Mt Fulaski Teutopoiib Red Hill , Altamont Oblong Hutsonviiie 1 102 Cumberland Cumberland Martinsville Charlestor Palestine Martinsv « Effing wn Cumberland MartinsvHle THE “NET” RESULTS IN ’85 Hope it went over, Abby! Follow the bouncing ball, Julie. Varsity: R 1, L to R: M. Bell, D. Davis. C. Weaver, T. Koss, D. Kaufman, S. Montgomery, A. Burson. R 2: J. Collins, D. Stephen, R. Boyer. B. Reynolds. J. Ennis, Coach Gard. 74 This page sponsored by the Pharmacie Shoppe VOLLEY B A The volleyball team kept with the pace of “The Year of the Warrior” and matched the highest winning percentage of any volleyball team in school history (18-6). Several records were set in '85. Among them were most total points and best serving percentage. Steph Montgomery tied the good serves record of 220. Deb Stephen set records in three spiking areas, and two in blocking. Robin Boyer set the spiking % record and Montgomery had 37 saves. A highlight was winning the T-Town Tourney. Debbie Stephen, MVP volleyball '85 Studying the pitcher. EEPING THE The Team: R 1, L to R: T. Patrick, A. Goodwin, L. Beasley, J. Allen, K. Montgomery. J. Zarka, S. Reed, R 2: C. Burris, M. Stinson, K. Cochonour, M. Mitchell, T. Allen, L. Webster, R 3: P. Douglas, C. Coleman, K. Gilbert, K. Savage, M. Cox, Coach Throneburg. Headed for home... Brace yourself; it’s a fast ball. 76 Page sponsored by Triple C Oil Producers TRADITION IN ’85 A study in concentration. JR. HIGH STATE FINALIST AGAIN! They said it couldn't be done. This group of Jr. High girls could not go to state in softball. However, the critics were wrong. They finished fourth, but they had advanced far beyond anyone's expectations and that made it all the better. Through long hard practices and drills, the Jr. High Softball team proved they were, winners! Page sponsored by Noble’s Flower Shop and Shafer’s Men and Boys Clothing in Charleston The Lady Warriors were winners. Eighteen times they tasted victory — equalling the greatest number of wins by any previous girl's team. Injuries and illness befell them and three starters (Ragon, Davis, and Ramsay), missed several games between them. But the bench and the healthy” members kept the squad alive. Season highlights included the LIC Tourney championship and first place in the conference and Paris Tournament. When state-ranked Argenta entered our gym in February, after the LIC Tourney, the crowd was small. Little did we know this would be the most exciting game of the week and the season. Coming from behind, the Lady Warriors prevailed. They had not given up and that was the thing that most characterized this team. Unfortunately, the regional division found us facing Teutopolis — the eventual state champion. However, T-Town will remember one night in Cumberland, a team known as the Lady Warriors almost pulled off an upset. Our season ended that night, but our Warrior Pride had stayed intact. Girl’S Basketball ’86 the winning tradition continues Team Members: R 1, L to R: L. Davis, L. Gilbert, C. Wattleworth, B. Knothe, S. Loehr, K. Crowder, R 2: S. Montgomery, L. Ramsay, D. Davis, D. Stephen, D. Ragon, T. Koss, R 3: A. Rankin, M. Self, E. Colis, K. Crites. S. Montgomery. The Lady Warriors dressed twelve girls for the varsity games, but it was no secret that the backbone of the spirited squad sprang from the class of '86 — the Seniors. We looked to Dayl to “do it all, and she did. Debbie rebounded 174 times and her coach described her as the most improved. Steph was the icing on the cake” — the team player at both ends of the floor. Dawn’s defense and rebounding kept us in each game. Lynn was as unselfish on the court as we knew her off the court and had the best defensive feet on the team. With all their talent, however, the legacy they left behind was not just a winning record, but something better — HOW to win: through dedication, style and practice. That is Warrior Pride! This page sponsored by Coca Cola Bottling Co. in Paris 79 _ .. . ... Varsity: R 1, L to R: V. Orrell, L. McVey, L. Hickox, R 2: D. Kaufman, G. Cramer, B. Boosting up spirit! Reynolds.__________________________________________________________________________ 82 This page sponsored by Ben Orrell, Oil The Varsity Cheerleaders leading the crowd during LIC championship. CHEERLEADERS JV: L to R: T. Stice, M. Vidoni, D. Washburn, S. Wogoman, H. Durham. I say purple, you say gold.” Beint ntervjewedatth tat gam Our cheerleaders won the right to attend the National Cheerleading Competition in Nashville. Even though they didn't place, they were pleased with their peformance. Their new “Beat of Defeat cheer was a grand success this year! Trying to get a drink at the state championship! Getting set for a cheer in Charleston. This page sponsored by Brass -n- Glass 83 JR. HIGH GIRLS ENJOY SPORTS 8th Grade Basketball: R 1, L to R: M. Stinson, S. Anderson, L. Beasley. T. Patrick, C. Finney, C. Colis, R 2: D. Ault, K. Montgomery, M. Baxter, S. Reed. J. Zarka, A. Goodwin. 7th Grade: R 1, L to R: M. Stinson, M. Howlett. M. Owen. D. Pierson, S. Millam, K. Cason, R 2: D. McKinney, M. Cox, A. Fuller. K. Gilbert. A. Crockett, B. Nichols. OUCH! It’s a matter of gravity. The net is in the way! 7th Grade Volleyball: R 1, L to R: L. Webster, M. Stinson, T. Allen, K. Cochonour, M. Owen, M. Howlett, M. Henderson. R 2: B. Swick, A. Fuller, D. McKinney, K. Redman, S. Johnson, K. Savage, Coach Gard. 8th Grade: R 1, L to R: M. Gholson, L. Beasley. J. Allen, A. Goodwin, S. Anderson. C. Williams, R 2: K. Montgomery, J. Zarka. S. Reed. M. Baxter, T. Patrick, D. Ault, Coach Gard. 84 This page sponsored by Casey Implement Co. Basketball: 7th and 8th grade 7th Grade: R 1, L to R: D. Marsh, C. Vidoni, P. Beasley, M. Darr, T. Ennis, E, Inskeep, R 2: L. Ennis, A. Voris, A. Gholson. M. Richards, J. Whitton. Is this a game or a dance? Two more points for the ace. This page sponsored by KZ International, Inc. 85 Could this be carrying the ball? 8th Grade: R 1, L to R: G. Beasley, K. Hickox, D. Cohrs, G. McNeil, S. Roth. R 2: S. Pierson. J. Brewer, B. Sauer. A. Tutewiler. J. Staggs. Up and good! Faster than a speeding bullet.. Page sponsored by Body Works and Ziebart been This picture must have (L) and Coach Wyman. taken after a win! Coach Sinclair JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS R 1, L to R: M. Henderson, J. Allen, C. Burris. R 2: C. Williams, L. Webster, M. Baxter, K. Redman, S. Howlett. Clap your hands everybody!'' Sometimes cheerleading takes magic. Page sponsored by Connie s Cottage of Curl Boy’s Tennis Coach Noble's tennis team sported sixteen members this year. With another winning season behind them, seven seniors would leave tennis in the hands of the underclassmen for next year. Dale Huisinga advanced to the sectional and was also named MVP by his teammates at the Awards ceremony held in Arts Hall. Got cha! Team: R1, L to R: T. Breese. A. Kibler. D. Daughhetee. J. Monroe. A. Checkley, S. Seed, J. Crowder R2, M. Loftis. C. Cochonour, R. Hickox. D. Douglas. M. Durham. D. Huisinga. T. Tiffin. A. Scott, E. Oakley. Coach Noble. Waiting and watching for the great play. Oh well, another day MVP Dale and Coach 88 This page sponsored by Kline s Crop Service. Knottie |0 07 ! Amy Hed mark THE BEAT WENT ON INTO THE SPRING AS THE 1600 METER RELAY TEAM BECAME STATE CHAMPIONS AND A GREAT COACH This page sponsored by Alltell Warrier track, as well as other spring sports, often take a back seat to football and basketball. However, under the direction of Coach Carrell and through the dedication of the track athletes, this image is changing. Of course, winning and otherwise being successful helps, seeing hard work pay off helps — but most of all being 1st in the STATE (1600 Meter Relay Team) helps! Building on this achievement is now the challenge of the new look in track. Fourteen seemed to be the number of the year as the Warrior tracksters sent fourteen to state and broke fourteen school records. The state competition in track is held at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston. Thousands from across the state packed O'Brien Field. As Ronnie Maulding overtook the leader in the 1600 Relay it was as if the whole state was rooting for Casey. It was a grand sight for a relay team who had worked very hard for the gold medal they would soon wear around their necks. Besides Maulding, the winning team consisted of Kevin Finke, Kevin Currey, and Gary Miller. k ry l iller 110 MU Hurdles 1f 5 . BPttMiller—‘300 M L. HiSdtes40 5 ' X _ Jit- R nkm - HoFVault 13'(J V Vr J - Kevi Cuwey gTrtple JumpK’ v . 'Kevin Finfcft. t)oiiqjS|Outin, Fmn MaUlUiiiu, I. Relay 44.0V%«(si ± !?urrey, Gary Miller ling, Currey. Miller — 1600 R( 400 M. Dash 1:04.2 L. Hurdles 56.6 t' 14' 3 len. Jean Albert, Bir§ - 3200 Rela i L-r. sb Stephen, Tory Koss Dayl ----—fcRelay— 53.2 9 ufman. tephen, Ragon. Koss 800 BECAUSE OF ONE DEDICATED TEAM Coach Terry Carrell Girls: R1, L To R: T Koss. M Vidom. D Austin. A. Hedmark. A. Cochonour. T. Turner. MVP Jeanie with Coach. R2. M. Clapp. T Freeman. C. Judson. S. English. S. Wogoman. D. Washburn. R3, D. Ragon. D. Kaufman. D. Stephen. D. Davis. B. Knothe. M. Bell. J. Albert. State Reps.: R1, L to R: D Davis. A Hedmark. B Knothe. T Koss R2, D Ragon. J. Albert. D. Stephen. M Bell I- J L ‘ Michelle's Magic' Dawn Davis: 12th in the “State of discus. Ann's Amble The agony of winning. The coach and his MVP 90 This page sponsored by Dot Swick and Vicki Finney of The Looking Glass Boys: R1, L to R: M. Collins. R. Timmons. J. Earnest. A. Rardm. M. Gray. J. Truelove. B. Henderson. R. Harris. M. Coleman. R2, M. Allison. S. Walsh. C. Smith. J. Maxey. J. Rankin. K. Finke. D. Stoutin. W. Gross. D. Loftis. R3, J. Truelove. B. Kelsheimer. P. Sauer. R. Maulding. G. Miller. K. Currey. M Dumphan. M McGiles. C. Icenogle. Mid-Air running Kels in action Ramblin Rusty Jim Rankin set a new school record of 13'0 at the state meet. This page sponsored by Pizza Hut 91 “TALKIN’ BASEBALL, BASEBALL AND THE WARRIORS” Hi. ya fans'' The senior class waited til their final try before they were winners of a regional in baseball. Homerun greeting for 23. Baseball MVP Richardson. Casey coaches with the Regional Plaque The SWEET pitching of SAUER ' Sweet swingin Billy Boneheads: Vernon. Webster. Blair. McGiles. 92 This page sponsored by the Paris Coca-Cola Company REGIONAL CHAMPIONS The Year of the Warrior stayed alive during baseball season as the team finished with a record of 14-8 and a tie with Cumberland for the Conference Championship. Without a doubt, however, the highlight of the season was the Regional Championship. Cumberland had defeated the Warriors earlier and so the revenge factor was in control; this time the team from Casey would prevail and in grand style: 12 to 5. Finke and Webster led the Warriors offensively and Squires and Sauer took charge of the mound. Also during baseball fever Tim Blair signed to play football at Wheaton, Paul Sauer agreed to quarterback at Valpariso, and Mike Webster signed a letter of intent to play basketball at Rose Hulman. Mike also became a Dream Guy finalist in a TEEN Magazine contest. With such a talented and varied group of individuals, it was a tribute to this team that they were able to concentrate and come through with their first regional win in five years. Paul. Mike and Tim — the night they signed athletic agreements. Jeff Finke would become the first player in Illinois history to play in three All-Star games (football, basketball, baseball). Jeff gave Casey fans many thrills: we knew he was an All-Star long before the state knew it. (Above (I) his homerun swing: at (r) a safe slide. Marching Mike Terrific Tim Dandy David 93 This page sponsored by the Casey Babe Ruth League Varsity: R1, L to R: Coach Vidoni, R. Davidson, M. McGiles, R. Vernon, J. Davidson, E. Ready for the play. Husher. S. Williams, Coach Syuda (student). R2, B. Squires. M. Webster, P. Sauer, J. Finke, D. Richardson. C. Chubb, T. Blair. JV: R1, L to R: M. Stephen, R. West. M. Francus, B. Vaughn, S. Graham, S. “Put this on the ball; no one will ever know.’’ Seed. R2, Coach Syuda, R. Weaver, A. Beasley, B. Boyer, D. Fuller, M. Haworth, J. Wofford. The seniors at St. Joe Ogden ... All-Conference: L to R: Webster. Blair, Finke, Sauer. 94 Page sponsored by Larsson, Woodyard, Henson THE FINAL CHAPTER “YEAR OF THE WARRIOR” SOFTBALL: 1 STATE V CHAMPIONS i 1986 ' of support and Julie and I friendship Page proudly sp0ns0fedbvAshla UMBER O RATED The happy bunch of seniors accept the Regional Champion plaque Steph plans to score. The softball team under the ■avaHKfcTVrMf disciplined hand of Coach ■ Throneburg was to live up to expectations. Rated number one in the state from the beginning of the season — the Lady Warriors never faltered, never lost sight of their ultimate goal, and never took a game for granted. Far above most teams in talent, desire, and softball skills, many games seemed only “practice. But the “Ladies persevered — creating their own challenges and then demanding more and more of themselves. On an early road trip to the Chicago area, a team from Lockport would defeat the Warriors — the only blemish of a season 31 games long. In our own area, Oblong was another good team. However, the regional championship would belong to Casey over the Lady Panthers, 5-2. Lynn rounds third and heads for home Talking it over Interesting signal' Stace! Thic nano cnnncnrfid bV Marion PartlOW Oil Seven Super Seniors of Softball Air Force Academy was the choice of Casey's in tennis, basketball, and softball. Dayl Ragon, pitcher-shortstop. Steph Montgomery — 2nd base; SIU-E. Vonda Finney — right field Dawn Davis — 1st base; Southwest Baptist Lynn Ramsay — 3rd base; EIU 4 The seniors of '86 were the foundation of the state champion Lady Warriors. Six of the seven will play softball next year (school listed by thier name on this page). During the welcome home reception in the gym, Coach Throneburg spoke kindly of each of them. Perhaps the greatest tribute however, to these girls was the affection the Casey community had for them and the fact that they will be missed not only by their team, but by all of us. Thanks for bringing your brand of class to the “Year of the Warrior. 97 Robin Boyer — pitcher; Lincoln Trail College Buffy Reynolds — left center field; Lincoln Trail Coach T. — HAPPY AT LAST! Julie's form said it all. The pride is here. A moment to remember! The low five's became a tradition at CHS. The Coach by his trophy. Coach Throneburg was among the happiest of people when his team won the State Championship. Something he had dreamed of and worked so hard for became reality. He recognized each player at the assembly in the gym and then dedicated his part of the trophy to the memory of an older sister. This team was the class of the state tournament and the handiwork of the Coach was every-where. The picture it made was a beautiful sight as the members of the '86 squad were recognized as state champs! It was happy faces for teammates and friends. Part of the awesome warm-up of the Lady Warriors. 98 Page sponsored by Ashley Oil Company The hotel was home in Pekin. Lana s exciting score! Good sportsmanship before the game. Buffy bunts the glove and ball. The ride of victory. Julie's moment. The moment of a lifetime: the gold medal. JULIE COLLINS MVP AT STATE The softball season may not have been a fairy tale, but Julie Collins became the princess of the state tournament. Each game the crowd oohed and ahhed at the Casey warm-up. but that was only the prelude to the performance of Julie. She pitched three shutouts, (the championship game a no-hitter), set records in strike outs, (14 in championship game; 36 total in three games), and was selected as the MVP. There should be more great days in the sun for Casey's princess of soft-ball, but it is unlikely that any day will surpass the day in June of ‘86 when she, along with her teammates, became the best in the state! Coach Vidoni continued the intramural program in the old gym during the winter. It offers boys the opportunity to stay in shape and to have fun when old man winter setes in. Jr. High Champs: R 1, L to R: C. Alexander. J. Oakley. D. Miller. R 2: Davis R. Mundy, T. Pearcy. No foul! Senior Champs: R 1, L to R: S. Williams, R Hickox, J. ___________________________Bardell, R 2: B. Young, S. Mullen. J. Truelove. This page sponsored by Coach Eddy's Sport Shoppe ioo in Charleston Anticipation ... INTRAMURALS ’86 Fighting Mike” _________ Junior Champs: L to R: H. Johnson, J. Wagner, C. Hawker, C. Budd, K. Brown, H. Holsapple. Page sponsored by Shore-Parker Insurance 101 102 Page sponsored by Casey Coin Laundry and Vern Simpson’s Bicycle Shop ACTIVITIES Waiters at Homecoming: L to R: M. Coleman, W. Ulrey, S. Seed, S. Seed, S. Graham. Fun at the ball game. _______________________________________Group Discussion in speech. THE FACES OF ’85-’86 The concession stand was in a shambles this night. A Senior and proud of it! 104 This page sponsored by Coleman's Car Wash Your Flame Staff ... Building traditions for 60 years For sixty years the FLAME staff has covered the events of our school days. Through the pages of the yearbooks, the viewer sees the changes in the campus, the buildings, and the fashions. There have been many exciting activities and happenings in those years. However, perhaps no year was more exciting than this. Written in March, this passage doesn't cover the spring events, but in the fall we at Casey welcomed the Westfield students, won a football state championship, and hosted the Governor of Illinois. The organizations of our school kept us busy covering plays, concerts, and banquets. This 61 st year was a great one and your yearbook staff was there to cover it all! The Staff: Back Row, L to R: S. Walsh, D. Smith, P. Hudson (Ed.), T. Koss, C. Hawkins, A. Coleman, J. Ennis, S. Fausz, T. Ramsey, L. Ennis, Down: T. Freeman, J. Collins, K. Daufman, B. Walsh, D. Smallwood, H. Durham, L. Athey, T. Hudson, J. Staley, J. Whitling, A. Perillo, M. Linton, R 3: C. Decker, P. Cutright, T. Allen, L. Comer, L. Tiffin, K. Rogers, Miss Richards. Tory and Mary design the underclass section. Penni and Duska make decisions. This page sponsored by Birchwood Shelter Care, Inc. 105 R The special groups and clubs of our school offer various activities for students. The student council plans and oversees Homecoming and the rec room. The FAME Council sponsors Christmas decorating and plans the Fine Arts Banquet honoring the arts, as well as helping plan activities for Illinois Arts Week. The Jr. High Council plans dances. Life at school is enhanced by the functions of these organizations. EMEMBERING Supervisors: L to R: D. Smith, G. Cramer, S. Littlejohn, A. Burson, T. Koss, L. Ramsay, L. Tiffin, C. Cox, M. Bell, D. Davis, J. Glidewell, P. Hudson, J. Ennis, D. Truelove, T. Blair, R. Maulding, K. Currey. Rankin, M. Bell, J. Whitling, D. Smith, L. Tiffin, L. Ramsay, Mrs. Crouch, R 3: T. Blair. D. Huisinga, M. Durham, J. Finke, B. Kelsheimer, D. Stoutin, C. Cochonour, R 4: D. Kaufman, G. Cramer, M. Collins, A. Beasley, T. Bolin, D. Truelove. Jr. High Officers: L to R: S. Reed, T. Williams, B. Cochonour. 106 Compliments of Savage Auto Sales THE GOOD TIMES FAME Council: L to R: L. Tiffin, A. Coleman, P. Hudson, D. Smith, L. Ennis, C. Chubb. Halloween Queen Candidates: L to R: T. Allen, L. Webster. C. Cox. T. Stice, M. Smiley. Junior High Council: R 1, L to R: B. Swick. B. Cochonour, K. Cochonour, L. Webster, Mrs. McKinney, R 2: T. Allen, C. Vidoni, C. Williams, J. Allen, R 3: G. McNeil, K. Montgomery. S. Milam, B. Sauer, A. Tutewiler, S. Reed. A. Voris. To Left: S. Reed (L) and (R) Halloween Queens. Page sponsored by Corl Industries Band Winners: R1, L to R: L. Ennis, G. Reed. J. Ennis. C. Chubb, D. Cummins. R2, P. Hudson. A. Perillo, B. Ritter. S. Fausz, D. Smith. D. Smith. New Council: L to R: K. Finke, G. Reed. T. Hudson, D Smith. D. Smith, A. Coleman. FINE ARTS QN PARADE FAME Award Winner: Bret Peppo PEPPO WINS The FAME Awards held early in May honor the students in the areas of art, band, choir, and dramatics. Each instructor gives certificates or letters of achievements in all areas. This year the major FAME Award was awarded to Bret Peppo. This is a $150 scholarship. Drama Winners: R1, L to R: A. Coleman, V. Orrell, J. Finke. R2, J. Collins, K. Finke. A. Perillo, S. Seed. Choir Winners: R1, L to R: V. Orrell, J. Ennis, P. Hudson, C. Hawkins. B. Peppo. R2, R. Cox, S. Fausz, D. Smith, K. Riddle. D.Smith. T. Hudson. 108 Page sponsor: First Baptist Church — Casey Where is the green, Randy? This page sponsored by Knierim Co., Inc. 109 Future Homemakers Fun during the parade. Under the direction of Mrs. McVey the FHA had a very successful year. They hosted the annual Christmas party for children, held their meetings, conducted homemaking activities, and in March made and displayed posters for nutrition month. In the fall they also sold key chains depicting the Casey Warrior and the Westfield Eagle. During Valentine’s Day we looked forward to receiving roses from a money-making project of the FHA. FHA also nourished us with a chili supper and helped out the FFA with popcorn. Members, R 1, L to R: S. Gard (Treas.). J. Glidewell (Pres.), P. Young (VP), M. Goldman (Sec.), R 2: Mrs. McVey, T. Sanders, C. Gilbert, D. Davis, W. Parker, S. Wogoman, A. Flowers, T. Williams, R 3: A. Hendrix, G. Reed, J. Swick, L. Gilbert, S. Lovell, M. Crouch, A. Smart. I won t show you what I’m making.” A watched pot never boils” — so look at the camera! 110 This page sponsored by Dorothy’s Flower Shop MAKING HOMES BETTER Home Ec. Award Winners for FHA: L to R: Missy Crouch, Teresa Hinkle. Annette Hendrix, Sharon Lovell. Juli sews up something new for her wardrobe. Making the pattern fit is over half the problem. Julie prepares for the banquet. Practice makes perfect. This page sponsored by Charleston IGA 111 FARMERS Members: R 1, L to R: C. Smith (Sentinel); J. Maxey, D. Repp, M. Haworth, C. Stivers, T. Briggs, D. Comer (Sec.), R 2: R. Fain, D. Siirrett, S. Williams (Treas.); D. Truelove, J. Truelove, D. Hurt, S. Hickox, V. Plunkett, R 3: M. Brandenburg, M. Smith, S. Mullen, H. Johnson, M. Repp (V.P.), R. Grafton, P. Mullen. The Petting Zoo was for everyone. The FFA continued the popcorn selling at ball games and sponsored FFA week of which the tractor day and petting zoo were activities. FFA Award Winners Brent Ritter (also club President (L); Doug Repp (R). The line-up of tractors in front of the school. 112 This page sponsored by Casey Fertilizer Co., Inc. Scholastic Bowl Teams Sr. High Members: R 1, L to R: S. Seed, P. Smith, B. Knothe, R 2: D. Case, M. Stephen, J. Breese, B. Peppo, R 3: L. Marviala, T. Daughhetee, A. Beasley. The high school scholastic bowl team under the sponsorship of Mrs. Brown finished 4th in the EIU tournament. They also ended the season 4th in the conference. Patricia Smith won a spot on the All-Conference team. The Jr. High practiced early in the morning and were sponsored by Mrs. Alice Lee. Their season had not ended when this section went to press. R 1, L to R: M. Owen, K. Cochonour, S. Millam, B. Cochonour, M. Fain, T. Ennis, R 2: J. Maulding, J. Whitton, S. Reed, M. Richards, T. Daughhetee, S. Yates. Who knows the answer? Conferring with Mrs. Brown and participating in the bowl itself were captured in these pictures. This page sponsored by The Reporter 113 THEATRE ARTS Drama Club membership was large once again this year. The club sponsored five productions and held meetings every month. Their newspaper, The Ad-Libber, has been adopted by the student body as the school newspaper. The highlight of the year was Drama Club Week and this year's theme, Meet Me at the Fair,” tied in with the spring play. Drama Club offers students a chance to become involved with theatre arts and then to become a Thespian after earning 30 points. They also took the annual trip to St. Louis for the Cub Cards game. Officers: L to R: A. Coleman (Public Relations); D. Smith (V.P.); V. Orrell (Sec. Treas.); J. Finke (Pres.); T. Allen, L. Athey, J. Collins (all Ad-Libber staffers). President Jeff and the Governor. Seniors: R 1, L to R: B. Knothe, P. Hudson, D. Stephen, D. Huisinga, V. Orrell, R. Boyer, C. Cox, R 2: J. Albert, D. Ragon, G. Cramer, S. Littlejohn, C. Hawkins, B. Reynolds, R 3: T. Blair, T. Tiffin, M. Loftis, B. Peppo, J. Finke, P. Sauer, B. Squires, E. Oakley, M. Allison. 114 This page sponsored by Women’s Civic League Juniors: R 1, L to R: G. Miller. D. Smallwood. B. Walsh. L. Comer. A. Talbott. D. Smith. C. Decker. T. Allen. J. Haworth. R. Maulding. R 2: M. Bell. L. Athey, W. McSchooler. H. Neff. L. Knierim. M. Gardner. J. Collins. D. Kaufman, R 3: B. Lakins. J. Timmons. Bret and Duska perform at a meeting. A WAY OF LIFE Sophs: R 1, L to R: T. Freeman. T. Williams. M. Swick. C. Tipsword, T. Koss. M. Vidoni. D. Austin. G. Reed. D. Truelove. R 2: M. Goldman. M. Vega. M. Watters. A. Coleman. M. Ruffner. W. Parker S. Brown. S. Wogoman. A. Burson, A. Hedmark. A. Cochonour. R 3: L. Ennis. P. Cutright. L. Gilbert. C. Icenogle, G. Thornton. D. Comer, J. Swick. D. Case. C. Gilbert. M. Albert. S. Fausz, J. Davis. Freshmen: R 1, L to R: T. Hudson. E. Weinberger. M. Linton. A. Duncan. J. Whitling. R 2: T. Davidson. T. Stice, M. Self. A. Perillo. D. Smith. K. Rogers. J. Staley. H. Durham. T. Sanders. A. Flowers, B. Vaughn, S. Seed. A. Kibler. S. Seed. R 4: D. Staggs. J. Truelove. M Coleman. B. Boyer. C. Wattleworth, S. English. Page sponsor: Casey Area Arts Council 115 1986 ■ V The National Honor Society Induction ceremony was foajd in t je Several new merftt ers BerBiduljh aftM ach |r had mtjodi.cedB lor her parents and rad Irmed audience Ht their plantar jlfie tutu at me pri'f ie. It waslmJimpreBsive ■ening. Bom members Rdparent Kre ery tfewH Deanna is happy to be a member. National Honor Society Society: R1, L to R: B. Peppo, E. Oakley. M. Durham. P. Sauer. B. Kelsheimer. J. Finke. M. Webster. R2, L. Ramsay. S. Montgomery. J. Collins. V. Orrell. M. Bell. S. Loehr, D. Kaufman. P. Smith. J. Ennis. D. Smith. Mrs. Lee. S. Littlejohn. D. Ragon. R3, L. Tiffin, P. Hudson. D. Smallwood. G. Miller. D. Huisinga, C. Chubb. D. Cummins. C. Cochonour. E. Husher. D. Stoutin, K. Crowder. D. Stephen. B. Walsh. D. Davis. Lighting an initiation candle. Vickie is greeted by old members. 116 This page sponsored by Eagle Bank of Charleston. One Act: Sandwich Theatre The Cast: R 1, L to R: V. Orrell, R 2: B. Squires, A. Hedmark, R 3: S. Huber, S. Littlejohn. The one-act theatre sponsored every year by the Drama Club has become a popular event. This year, Rise and Shine, directed by Vickie Orrell was especially entertaining. Held at Richards Farm, the audience enjoyed entertainment as well a a delicious entree. Good job, cast and director! and a little romance. A little vaudeville ... It was a funny play, Shawn. Billy was excellent in his first and only role in a play. THE STORY: The scene of this play was a grave yard. The main characters (Hepzibah — Amy Hedmark; Phillip Sandford Grant — Bill Squires) had missed the Judgment. Enter Hepzibah’s grieving (?) husband (Scott Huber) and his second wife (Shawn Littlejohn). The play was well-acted and directed and when the audience discovered the relationship between Phillip and Hepzibah, a laugh was shared by all. Page sponsored by Drapery Dreams 117 “A sigh, a sigh, a sigh-sigh-sigh! ' Good-bye, my Coney Island baby .. FALL PLAY: “ADRIFT IN NEW YORK” OR “Her First False Step” Hey big boy! I’m gonna miss this old place. Front Row: J. Staley, J. Timmons, J. Collins. C. Cox, D. Smith, H. Durham, L. Knierim, P. Hudson, L. McVey. S. Pierson, Back Row: J. Monroe, B. Ritter, B Bird. C. Spicer, A. Beasley, D. Case, C. Chubb, B. Peppo, B. Lakins, C. Icenogle. K. Finke. 118 This page sponsored by Far Off-Broadway Players The villain explains his plan. Boo! Another accomplice listens. Shame! The hero decides to take over.! Yea! The Constable arrests the wrong man. Horrors! Where did I go wrong, sister?” THE w York — a melodrama gave a chance to hiss, boo, and mg the performance. The ■ Case), this time around e money, the farm and of girl, (Julie Collins). He didn't trusted friend (Bret Peppo) a detective and with the help oSthe hero (Jim Timmons) they captured theBvillain. The play was well-performed, included music, and had a wonderful set. This page sponsored by Stephen’s in Martinsville i SPRING PLAY: MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS This was the famous ■'candy-tasting ' scene. Cast: R1, L to R: M. Linton. J. Whitling. R2, B Ritter. L. Comer. G. Cramer. V. Orrell. M. Webster. R3, A. Coleman. A. Perillo. J. Finke. C. Chubb, J. Timmons. B. Peppo. S. Seed. A. Burson. H. Durham. Let me explain!” 120 This page sponsored by Dana Duvall, Mayor One of the favorite scenes: Micki biting Fret's leg. How does a man tell his wife they're moving? The girls plan their defense. Could you loan me a dollar? J(K , THE STORY Scott talks the girls into more trouble. M Bt me in Sfi Louis was the choice of Miss Richaris and the Drama Club for the spring play. The set was cah Jthe nicest in recent yearShand th ting wasn't bad either, esp freshmen Holly Durham. Julie Micki Linton. Father (C. ChubbKfflJ job in New York. The problem aroSl) when he tried to convince his -.ife and daughters and son to move with him from St. Louts. The play was a lot pf fun; the water bomb scenes were especialh'-bumorous, and seven seniors were to perform wonderfuljy in their farewell play for Drama Club. J Page sponsored by State Farm Insurance; Len Cummins 121 Ma, he's makin' eyes at me. Performing looks like fun! This way, Vickie! ANYTHING GOES, Page sponsored by Pogue Florist Getting to know you. The freshman girls waiting for the boys to enter ... where are they?______________________________ Guys, You've Gotta Have Heart.'' VARIETY ’85 I did not say that! Page sponsored by Westfield Hardware, Inc. Clayton charmed the audience with My Tribute. This is style. HE WAS A WHAT? The Cast: R1, L to R: T. Sanders, T. Honselman, K. Riddle, D. Smith, T. Hudson, A. Greenlee. D. Bennett. L. Rodgers, M. Collins. S. Hamilton, C. Francis. R2, C. May, M. Whitaker, H. Dominick, D. Kaufman, J. Ennis, G. Reed. T. Hinkle, T. Freeman, D. Smith, M. Durbin. R3, D. Anderson. J. Warner. K. Squires, R. Duvall. V. Orrell. R. Cox. B. Bird. P. Hudson. C.Cox, C. Hawkins. C. Siverly, L. Med-sker. K. Rogers. M. Goble. K. Russell, C. Johnson. C. Cummins, C. Chapman, M. Goben. R4, J. Marviala. C. Spicer. B Ritter. J. Bardell, S. Fausz, B. Peppo, A. Beasley. J. Davis. Director. Sharon Juriga Act II, Scene IV He doesn't know the territory. I will now count to 10 in my In dian tongue. '' Leave me go, you liar.'' Jay and Jyri ham it up. 124 This page sponsored by Biggs' Farms in Westfield A “MUSIC MAN” Under the direction of Sharon Juriga, the music department presented the popular musical, The Music Man. The male lead was performed by Bret Peppo while the female lead was shared by Duska Smith and Penni Hudson. The cast members selected Duska and Bret as best actress and actor and Penni Hudson and Carol Hawkins as best performers. It was a fun evening of entertainment. You can talk, you can bicker.” I was notatagglin! Seventy-six trombones. “I want this man's credentials. That's our band. Think men. THINK! This page sponsored by the Casey United Methodist Church 125 BACK TO TRACK Band Performs For The GOVERNOR The high school band greeted Gov. Thompson when he came to Casey. They also journeyed with the football team to the turf in Normal. Both Jr. and Sr. High performed at games, in concerts and participated in contests. High School Members: Back Row, R to L: G. Thornton, S. Huddleston, G. Reed, M. Stallings, H. Heff, J. Ennis, A. Smith, L. Tiffin, M. Vidoni, M.Dur-nal, Down: T. Williams, S. Fausz, H. Neff, H. Durham, J. Wofford, Front: D. Smith, A. Talbott, S. Loehr, K. Black, D. Smith, J. Wagner, D. Cummins, R. West, C. Chubb, A. Beasley, Mr. Hickox, director. A very familiar formation for football games. The Jr. High band is a fine looking group. Jr. High Members: R 1, L to R: D. Pierson, K. Black, T. Black, J. Breese, S. Johnson, J. Redman, C. Finney, C. Burris, B. Cochonour, J. Allen, S. Ramos, R 2: J. Athey, A. Goodwin, S. Howlett, K. Gilbert, M. Henderson, K. Redman, A. Gholson, J. Oakley. W. Thompson, K. Cummins, T. Allen, S. Anderson, A. Crockett, D. Ault, R 3: Mr. Hickox, D. McKinney, M. Fain, W. Richey, L. Webster, S. Reed, L. Beasley, T. Ennis, C. Alexander, P. Beasley, F. Sanders, S. Hicks, S. Yates. C. Goble, M. Mitchell, K. Ryan, M. Stinson, K. Cochonour. Page sponsored by Women's Civic League 127 No parade is complete without the band. Put your best foot forward. Jr. High performing in Christmas concert. Kirk led a favorite cheer at Normal. High school band during Christmas concert. 128 This page sponsored by Casey-Westfield Music Boosters MAGIC High school students performing at the Christmas concert The choir under the direction of Mrs. Sharon Juriga was very successful this year. Besides the annual concerts and contests (in which they did excellent work), the show choir The C-W Connection, became very active this year. Also, the group of musicians decided to produce the musical, The Music Man. Various choral groups kept busy performing for school functions and community meetings. Hats off to the choir! Singing the “Tribbles song for TV and Gov. Thompson. The picture to the left.was taken during the winter copcer rhere Mrs. Jurignpof gratulatod from .left rtoj right - Qt skft Smith, Penni Hudsbn, and Sqnya Yates f TOral accompli tment. Penni was an A -State choir member thialtearJShe and Duska later shared the major role in the musical. This page is sponsored by the Casey White Oak Church of God — a supporter of God, country, and schools 129 The large mixed chorus of the Jr. and Sr. High school. Page sponsored by Westfield Snack Bar and Beauty-In of Westfield PROM NIGHT LET THE GOOD i TIMES ROLL Prom Night is when you try your luck at modeling the latest fashion. Arriving to the prom was a funny event. King and Queen Candidates: L to R: C. Cox, T. Blair, G. Cramer. P. Sauer, S. Littlejohn, B. Kelsheimer, B. Reynolds, M. Webster, D.Stephen, J. Finke. Prom was held at the Holiday in Terre Haute on .theme. Let the Good, seemed to come true tendance enjoyed the tuch. Shawn Littlejohr® (elsheimer were elected King and Queen by their classmates. The Royalty share a dance. Country Companies, 131 page sponsor. __________ Talk about handsome — look at these guys! Yes. it's me behind those Foster Grants.” T HESPIAN President Jeff Finke led the banquet presentations. Banquet ’86 The Thespian banquet was held at Richards Farm. The theme of the evening was Meet Me at the Fair. It was an emotional night for the members and especially for the Seniors and Miss Richards. The slide show of the school year was the finale of the evening. Above are pictured the new Thespians: R1, L to R: A. Coleman, T. Freeman, J. Collins. R2, B. Peppo. B. Ritter. S. Seed. K. Finke. Best Thespian: Vickie Orrell. When will they bring the dessert? Vickie says thanks to Miss Richards. TO THE WINNERS Pictured to the left are. Bret Peppo — Best Actor: Holly Durham - Best Actresa: Scott Seed MASK Award Micki Linton — Supporting Role Winner; Brent Ritter — Supporting Role Winner Terri Freeman — Best New Member. Other winners were: Honor Thespians — Jeff Finke. Vickie Orrell. Bret Peppo; Senior Recognition — Chris Chubb. Vickie Orrell. Jeff Finke. Bret l eppo Drama . Week Winner—Kevin Finke. m APPLAUSE 133 Bret Peppo (2nd from right) won the free throw contest. Mr. Wyman even took a pie in the face for us... Drama Club Week is a popular one for students. The usual activities i of breakfast, button and t-shirt day were held and the Seniors wt?n the scavenger ftjnf. This year the clubSheld a fair during act ity and lunch periods in flie oldj gynV Several contests were sponsrire® including baking, craft, and free thrjw as well as games. Everyone left winning at least one prize and it was a fun time for all members. Winning lockers Above picture shows Kevin throwing a strike at the wooden bottles. To the left are pictured the winning lockers in the decoration contest. Kevin Finke (far left) won first prize; Diane Smallwood (right) won second prize. 134 Page sponsored by Casey Red and White R ’86 ECOGNITION Today We Honor the Best of the Year Math Awards: R1f L to R: L. Tiffin, D. Davis, P. Hudson. R2, M. Music Man Winners: R1, L to R: D. Smith (Best Actress). P. Hudson (Best Webster. J. Fmke. B. Peppo. Performer). B. Peppo (Best Actor). R2, C. Hawkins (Best Performer). Honor Marshalls: L to R: K. Crowder. D. Smith. M. Bell. P. Presidential Academic Fitness Awards: R1, Lto R: D. Davis. D. Ragon. Smith. L. Tiffin, P. Hudson. R2, D. Huisinga. B. Kelsheimer. J. Finke. M. Durham. 135 Computer Awards: R1, L to R: D Stoutm. D Staley. W McSchooler J. Collins R2, J Davidson. B Knothe. B Peppo. D Davis. D. Ragon. K. Currey. J Marviaia Robin Boyer was accepted by the John Robert Powers School of Modeling m Indianapolis Casey s Senior beauty has already made a trip to New York City to compete and did herself and us proud Good luck. Robin' Annette Hendrix — Jeanie Albert — Perfect Attend-Jean Mam Home ance four years Ec. Award 136 This page sponsored by Robinson Pepsi-Cola Tade Business Award: rsa Science Awards: L to R: L Trffrr M Webster. D Ragon I Dare You Award: Benrta Walsh English Recognition (4 year students) Rl. L to R: S Uttejohn 5 Leobr V Orrell L Hokox. B Reynolds R2. M Klmgier R Hckox. T Blau C Hawkins. D Stephen Athletes of the Year Jeff Frnke and Dayl Ragon Civic League Award: L to R Chns Chubb. Mrs Kaufman. Scott Nickles Nursing Assistant Awards: Rl. L to R: M Vega J Dennis, r B ack A Jones R2. M Albert. K Hickman. C Weaver. M Gardner This page sponsored by LeRoy Staley Mobil Complete Tire Service 13? J r HIGH TRACK Seventeen members of the Bulldog track team represented the Jr. High at the state track meet held in Washington, III. Sheley Howlett made an impressive sixth place state finish in the 110 low hurdles after she was the first to break the state record in the prelims with a time of 16.3. Jessica Zarka placed fifth in the discus with a distance of 92'33 4 . Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair are the coaches. Congratulations to the Jr. High tracksters who also broke several school records this year. To State: R1, L to R: M. Stinson. K. Cochonour. L. Webster, D. McKinney, T. Ennis. J. Lorton, C. Vidoni, T. Allen R2, S. Howlett. L. Ennis, D Ault. J. Zarka. A Gholson, A. Tutewiler, S. Bollinger. K. Montgomery. A. Crockett. Hurry up Shawn: give it to me! Girls: R1, L to R: S. Anderson. M Henderson. D. Pierson. J Lorton, T. Allen, M. Stinson. K. Cochonour, M Owen, M. Howlett. C. Burris. R2, L Beasley. J. Noyes, S. Howlett. C. Williams. L. Webster, K. Savage. D McKinney. J. Breese R3, Mrs. Sinclair. D. Ault, A. Goodwin. A. Crockett, S. Reed, M. Baxter, J. Zarka, K. Montgomery. This race is mine ... You can do it. Debbie1 138 This page sponsored by Casey Tool and Machine 17 GO TO STATE! With the ease of a winner. Boys: R1, L to R: M. Shobe. B. Cochonour, W. Richey. C. Wilson. C. Vidoni, B. Lawyer. P. Beasley. S. Roth. S. Beeson. C. Alexander. R2, M. Darr. T. Wilson. T. Ennis. J. Goodwin. D. Duniphan. S. Davis. L. Ennis. J. Whitton. S. Bollinger. M Davis. R3, Mr. Sinclair. D. Cohrs. S. Pierson. M. Richards. A. Voris. J. Hipes. J. Brewer. A. Gholson, J. Maulding. A. Tutewiler. B. Sauer. Waiting for the set-up ... Around the bend . . . Record Holders: R1, L to R: M. Stinson. L. Webster. L. Lorton. R2, S. Howlett. D. Ault. A. Tutewiler. B. Sauer. K. Montgomery. A. Crockett. Humans can fly!! In the lead . .. This page sponsored by Spike Power s Photography 139 JrH igh: Activities These gowns were worn to the Jr. High dance — not the Waiting in the line patiently to be promoted into high school, high school prom! Spring Dance Royalty: L to R: B. Cochonour. J. Allen, S. Reed Angie Goodwin — Outstanding Band (Princess). B. Sauer (Prince). K. Montgomery. J. Staggs. Member. American Legion Award: Stacey Reed. Mr. It's a circle of friends. Rogers. Andy Tutewiler Brian Sauer — Mike Bailey Memorial Award Winner. 140 PRINGTIME The Eighth Grade Class standing at attention. Stacey Reed — Outstanding Choir Member. Bryan Cochonour welcomes the audience to graduation. Must have been an interesting conversation at the spring dance. High Honor Students: L to R: S Reed A Hippier A. Goodwin, S. Anderson. M. Fain. B Cochonour. It’s almost my turn. The choir favored the audience with a melody at the promotion. This page sponsored by Kwik Mix Inc. 141 G RADUATION, ’86 The Commencement exercises were held June 1, 1986 in the new gym. The Class of '86 brought us many pleasures while enjoying their own successes. Approximately twenty of them earned scholarships or grants to institutes of higher learning and, of course, they left behind the special memories of athletic achievements — especially in this, The Year of the Warrior. Other classes will come and go, but few will achieve more success and admiration than the '86 Seniors. Thanks and Good Luck! Since 1927 the gym has held the graduation ceremony; tonight it would house the first graduation of Casey-Westfield Unit C-4. The graduates would wait the signal to begin the processional. Smiling for the camera one more time. Many of the graduates move their tassel showing that graduation has finally happened! Yes Annette, it is really happening. 1 42 Page sponsored by Edgar County Savings and Loan AND THOSE WHO HAD MET BY CHANCE WOULD GO SEPARATE WAYS A group sang That's What Friends are For. Page sponsored by Discount Building Center The Air Force officially presented Dayl with her appointment to the Academy. _______ Dawn's poem made us reflect on our lives. 143 ...the friends who made us proud. ... the athletes who shared our dreams and ... memories of one special night, made them come true. FAREWELL TO: ... the achievements on stage. ... the boys who made our days so happy. 144 This page sponsored by Moore Business Forms OF THE WARRIOR