Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1988 volume:

Se U vi4 MELISSA ALBERT TROY ALLISON DENISE RENEE AUSTIN KIRK I. BLACK TROY BOLIN MICHAEL WAYNE BRANDENBURG SHERRI LYNN BROWN ABBY LYN BURSON ANDREW JAMES CHECKLEY ANN MARIE COCHONOUR ANGELA S. COLEMAN DAVID RAY COMER JASON CROWDER PATRICIA ANN CUTRIGHT DAVID DUANE DAUGHHETEE DEBORAH DARLENE DAVIS JON DAVIS JANET J. DENNIS HAROLD DOMINICK SHIRLEY LYNN EDWARDS USA DAWN ENNIS DOROTHY EVITT STEVEN FAUSZ KEVIN JON FINKE TERRI RENEE FREEMAN STACEY ELIZABETH GARD CARLA LYNN GILBERT LISA JANE GILBERT JULIE IRENE GLIDEWELL MELISSA JEAN GOLDMAN MARNIE GOWIN JAMES RAY GREENWELL JAMEY HARTHAN CLINT HAWKINS AMY LYNN HEDMARK KENNY HICKS NINA HIGGS CHRIS ICENOGLE ANNIE M. JONES CHAD JUSTICE BRAD KEMPER DIANNA KAY KUNGLER TORY DAWN KOSS ALEX LOVELL JAMES ALLEN MAXEY LORA MEDSKER MICHELLE MOREY CLINT MORGAN LAURIE NICOLE MULLEN MICHAEL R. ORRELL WENDY S. PARKER JOHN M. POGUE GINA ANNETTE REED CHRIS ROAN DELMONA ROMINE MICHELLE LEAH RUFFNER BARB SANDERS COLLETTE SCAWTHORN BUDDY SHERMAN LUCINDA JO SIVERLY AMY SMART BILLY SMITH CHAD SMITH HEATHER SMITH RHONDA SMITH MIKE STOUT JACQUELYN L. SWICK MICHELLE LYNN SWICK REGINA THORNTON ROBERT F. THORNTON CAREY LEE TIPSWORD DAN TRUELOVE LONNIE TURNER TRACY LEANN TURNER MICHELLE VEGA MICHELLE LYNN VIDONI MATTVORIS MELODY WATTERS MABEL WILKINS TAMMY LEANN WILLIAMS JOHN WOFFORD STEPHANIE ANN WOGOMAN PEGGY JO YOUNG NOT PICTURED: JOHN BREESE KEVIN CORBETT MELISSA SMILEY CLAYTON SPICER r X 'pCame ’%% 'Di (? 4 nf - TVe it£le£d TtnU g-4 (2 4eyt ?C£i u i ate Scuuttten K7 76e eyi uU up wi tcAaeC cfean cuat, Ck tde 6eat %£ Cate tuycc t. 20 e tttuued fa wt cCom, t cCa 4,f pieettKf aid faietuU, meetivty vtecu a te , cutd cutuuiened a aoct uccn tea,c£en4 a td tecu I cCaetet,. Sve t t6eu$6 t6ene cuat. L_ uu te teuMte44, cue cuene “ uwte' j v_ a atvt fan U te ntUKtfa,. Memories CUtotfa ( a (?ctAeq- TOc U Researching fKollr, Admiohlmlon, Sludon Candid, Interviewing Clowning ... 7 Ute : 75- 02 03- 44 Cheerleaders, Pom Pon, Basketball, JH. Volleyball, —h B-d “ Sw”,h“rtD ' s-'-dfSSZ%'ttowt2£Z.mSnZZZg ineatre. PROM, HONORS GRADUATION fowling___Smiling ... Page Sponsor: Dorothy's Flower Shop 'Dear P Cctci%e a ut t6e 'paccci- Uf X7-XX 23 Mrs. Cathy Sherwood: English. Mrs. Sherwood thinks she would have been a nurse if not for choosing the teaching career. She most enjoys teaching Shakespeare and would like to meet Jackie Kennedy. Mrs. Carolyn Craig: Reading. Mrs. Craig once met Red Skelton and she has never seen a football game in person! Mrs. Debbie Sherrick, Sr.: Sr. English, Librarian, Sr. Class Sponsor. Mrs. Sherrick has met the REO Speedwagon band; her husband's 2nd cousin is the bass guitarist. She would like to meet the Pope. Even though the IMC is her home ' she is shown below teaching Eng. IV in Mrs. Denney's classroom. Mrs. Nancy Carreon, Science, JH Schola Bowl Coach. Mrs. Can would buy a Jaguar X she won the faculty A She has never been sui and would most lik meet Robin Williams, is shown above workii the IMC with some oi students. 4 McGinness Building Materials, Inc. sponsors this page. 1. Ms. Patty Richards: English, Dramatics. FAME Council, FLAME, and Drama Club Sponsor. Freshman Class Sponsor, Supervisor. Ms. Richards would have chosen a career in politics-public relations had she not chosen teaching. She would most like to meet any President during the time he (or she) is in office and have a conversation. 2. Mrs. Jackie Crouch. H English, Art, HS Student Council Sponsor. If Mrs. Crouch won the faculty lotto she said she would buy her own copy machine. Ffer childhood memory is of having a bit part in an Our Gang movie — perhaps better known as the Little Rascals. Elands raised to answer the questions in Mrs. Crouch's room. 3. Mrs. Judith Campbell: English and Spanish. 4. Ms. Christy Thomas: Learning Disabilities. 5. Mrs. Lynn Cross: Learning Disabilities. Mrs. Cross has never picked up a hitch-hiker and her favorite childhood memory is of being on the Bozo Show. Below she helps a student in her classroom. Sr. Class sponsor. o Mrs. Jean Hutson: Business Below: Students in Mrs. Hutson's class learn their lessons well. 3 • i wammm Mr. Durham offers a comic explanation to a business situation. Mr. Robert Durham. Business, Accounting. Computer Class is challenging and fun! Mr. Eddie Blome: Math, IH B'ball coach. Mr. Blome enjoys teaching proofs in Geometry because he sees students think. m Si Computers, Business, HS tennis coach for boys and girls; Assist., Fr.-Soph. boy's basketball coach. Mr. Collins might have been a computer system analyst if he hadn't chosen teaching. Mr. C. never skipped a class in college, and while in high school here in Casey, he always ate in the cafeteria. £fX Page Sponsor: First Baptist Church 1. Mrs. Linda Sauer: School Nurse. 2. Mr. Bill Wyman: Coy., Soc., Psych. JH Girl's basketball coach, HS Girls basketball coach, Junior Class Sponsor. Mr. Wyman would most like to meet Robert Redford. If he won the faculty lotto he would buy an oceangoing-sized yacht. He once shook hands with Bobby Kennedy. 3. Mr. David Hickox: HS JH Band Director, Mr. Hickox predicts he would have been a farmer if he hadn't decided on being a teacher. He has met Ronnie Milsap. Illness in the Nurse's room. As one can see, study hall has several uses. 4. Mrs. Sharon Juriga: Choir — HS JH, Show Choir Director. 5. Mr. James Blome: Driver's Ed., Biology. If Mr. Blome ever wins the faculty lotto, he will buy each of kids their own house! In the picture of his classroom, Mr. Blome has no doubt just told a joke! Mr. Hickox explains a funny scientific conclusion! Page proudly sponsored by Casey Women's Club 2. Mr. Gene Vidoni: Boy's P.E., Assist, football coach, intramural director, head baseball coach. Coach Vidoni's favorite childhood memory is that of watching his Dad and uncles play Bocci ball. He'd like to meet Dick Butkus. Even though it was built in 1927, the home of many memories is still called, the new gym. 3. Mr. Lowell Hickox: IH Science, JH A.D., Head Teacher, Detention Supervisor. 1. Ms. Marianne Larimer: Girls P.E.; JH SH Volleyball Coach, HS Track Coach. Ms. Larimer might have been a sports reporter for a newspaper if she hadn't gone into teaching. She's never been to a Cardinal playoff game. 1- The Ag students at work in Mr. Fain's classroom. 2. Mr. Darrel Fain: Ag, FFA Sponsor. 3. Mrs. Barbara McVey: Home Economics, FHA Sponsor. 4. Mrs. McVey enjoys a laugh with some students in the Home Ec. kitchen. 5. Mrs. Julie Denney: HS JH Math. HS cheerleading sponsor, JH Student Council sponsor. If she were not teaching, Mrs. Denney would be a singer on Broadway. She enjoys getting to know so many students. 6. Mr. Denny Throneburg: Health, Head Basketball Softball Coach. If Mr. T. were not in teaching he would be doing the Play-by-play announcing for the World Champion L.A. Lakers. He once met Dick Clark — host of American Bandstand. Page Sponsor: Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center 4. 1. Mrs. Evelyn Davis: Math. 2. Mrs. Davis helps a student with a problem. 3. Mrs. Anita Brown: HS Science. Mrs. Brown's childhood memory was the birth of her baby brother. She attended high school here at Casey and ate lunch she brought from home, in the old gym. HS Scholastic Bowl Coach. 4. A scene of Mrs. Brown's classroom. 5. Mrs. Debra Sinclair. Sp. Education. IH cheerleader sponsor and girls track coach. Mrs. Sinclair once met Frankie Avalon, but she would most like to meet Mark Twain. If not a teacher, Mrs. S. might base been a travel agent. 10 1. Mr. Larry Hudson: I.A., Interrelated Coordinator. Mr. Hudson has never played golf or water skiied. He brought his lunch to school here at CHS until his Junior year when the cafeteria was constructed. 2. Mr. Ralph Fitch: I.A. Along with Mr. Hudson, Mr. Fitch sponsors the Sophomore Class. He has always enjoyed making homemade candy and he has never had a traffic ticket. 1. Mr. Roger Haberer: Computers, A.D. Mr. Haberer would most like to meet Stan Mu-sial and he told us he has never milked a cow. Mr. Sinclair's room. 3. 4. 2. Mr. Keith Sinclair: JH Soc. Studies. Head F'ball and JH track coach. If Mr. S. were not a teacher, he would be a stock broker; the most famous person he has met is Cov. Thompson. 3. Mrs. Shirley McKinney: Guidance. Mrs. McKinney would have been an accountant if she had not chosen teaching. NHS Sponsor. 4. Mr. Ron Powell: HS History, JH English, Fr. f'ball coach. Mr. Powell's hometown was Oakwood. III. The most famous person he had met was Fred Grabbe. 5. Mrs. Joan Swick: Speech therapist. 12 4ct toi U4 uUi64L School Board Members: (R1, L to R) — Mr. David Simpson, Mrs. Kathy Reed, Mrs. Marilyn Resch, Mr. Steve Honselman. (R2) — Mr. lohn Evans, Mr. Moe Ashley, Mr. Rex Hickox. Superintendent: Mr. James Koss Principal: Mr. Richard Yandell. CASEY TOWNSHIP LIBRARY Casey, Illinois 62420 Page Sponsor: Davis Accounting and Tax Service and Davis Refrigeration 13 Sc l gC 02O vt6en Principal's Secretary: Mrs. Carmel Todd 30KS (L to R) — Head Cook: Mrs. Honselman, Mrs. Shore, Mrs. hiver, Mrs. Graham. 14 Attendance Sec.: Ms. Sweeney. CUSTODIANS: (R1, L to R) — Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. Beasley. (R2) — Mr. Tharp, Mr. Peel, Mr. Morgan. BUS DRIVERS: (L to R) — S. Burnett, M. Chors, G. Davidson, D. Bird, T. Clark, K. Robinson, S. Wilson, T. Francis, L. Davis, R. Madden. Stccde tt 02O i6efi culcC ‘Ttt ie OFFICE AIDES: (R1, L to R) — . Dennis, . Lotion, T. Turner, S. Huddleston. (R2) — A. Crouse B. Hawkins, C. Williams, M. Baxter, M. Vidoni, C. Reed. FOOTBALL STATS: (L to R) — T. Williams (also basketball); T. Freeman, A. Cochonour, D. Austin. HALLOWEEN QUEEN CANDIDATES: (L to R) — A. Reed, I Ritchey, K. Redman, M. Baxter, M. Gholson. And the Halloween Queens: (L to R) — Melissa Baxter and Jeana Ritchey. IMC AIDES: (L to R) — B. Williams, M. Rodebaugh, J. Warner, D. Hunt, M. Miller, G. Maxey. The lunch line can be hard to handle. Fage proudly sponsored by Fashion Lane and even wet! Homecoming can be tough ... Time for football practice. T.-juirr-- ,E Come on. Sophs! The FFA and FHA Homecoming float. Oh, those hallowed halls. Erin's slide. Determination... 16 Page sponsored by Casey Bowl r 27 rvO- TOe deyon tAe ccAcct yeast oltA tetv expectations and Aopeo fa a eoondenfacl 'Z7-Z8. Oci% 'pCames asnloedf 7%ontecomlny 004 0 yvand 4CCC- ce44. 7Ae 7 asilety SAoco, Study ttycM 7AeaOief ond faM fiiay oe e pnecented. 70 e Aod a neat coocA and a atate rep In tennis, and oust wMeySoii team losAed toecyA. 7Ac AlyAClyAt o£ tAe 50 4p lt4 4eOSOU 004 CoAeu OOC de- faoted TttancAaCC. Oun, Aeantc L coe e 4addened eoAen $ooon V 7 lpe4t 0 4opAsnt ie, oo4 AMedJ In 0 co% accident. Travis Adams Doug Anderson Liana Ault Emily Bennett Gary Birchfield Steve Black Tammy Black Marsha Bradford Sarah Brewer Mark Brown Shawna Carver Jason Catterson Corey Chapman Elizabeth Chrysler Dusty Clements Betty Coleman Michael Collins Sherry Comer Bill Cox David Cox Amanda Craig Aaron Cummins David Cutright Lisa Dane Tim Donhou Charles Dooley Andrea Duvall Michael Duvall Cory Francis Beth Garver 18 Page Sponsor: Heartland Manor Nursing Center Amy Gentry Matt Goben Tony Goble Bobbie Hanners Chris Hendrix Donovan Hensiek Amy Hock Tracy Honselman Gary Hussion Jason Hussion Mark Johnson Trinity Johnson Laura Jones Chris Justice Anne Kibler Jami Koss Stefanie Lawyer Shayne Liwix Stacey Maxwell Chris May Jerry Menser Jamie Moffett John Moffett Matt Morecraft Eric Mullen Wes Parker Candice Percival Tracy Perryman Shawn Pierson Doug Ramsey Joey Richards Michelle Richardson Tara Richardson Jeana Ritchey Michelle Robison Page sponsored by Honselman Farms X t A 4 % CL c Matt Rodebaugh Virgil Rodgers Shane Rogers Chad Roth Ted Sanders Roger Sandiford Gladys Schwab Kelly Scott Patti Self Mike Shackelford Ellen Shobe Scott Smith Shannon Snearley Kurt Squires Cory Staley Marcia Stallings Shawn Stifal Sheree Stoops Tammy Stout Andrea Tiffin Lori Tiffin Amy Tipsword James Warner Joseph Warner Michael Whitacre Richard Wilkins Bill Williams Robert Williams Josh Wilson James Wofford Katie Yocum Robin Alexander Russell Mike Amanda John Beasley Brandenburg Brown Brown 20 Monica Brown John Budd Nicole Bunner Michael Chapman David Cox Jeff Currey Betty Curtis Michelle Curtis Amy Davidson Shannon Davis Brad Doran Angie Duvall Michelle Duvall Nicole Fincher Angie Carver Jason Gilbert Stephen Cray Beth Gross Steve Hall Sherri Hawkins Jennifer Hayes John Jackson Aaron Janssen Aaron Justice Chris Keller Billy Kuhn Tonya Lane Chris Lashbrook Eric Lawyer Matt Leohr April Livingston Marlice McDaniel Doug McKinney Joey Miller Shawn Milton Page proudly sponsored by Casey KOA Kampground and Camper Sales. 7 t 6. 4 a cC e Korey Montgomery Aimee Moore Ben Moore Brent Morgan Mike Nichols Jennifer Oakley Travis Oakley Amy Pad rick T. J. Perillo Travis Pierson Angela Reed Donnie Reynolds Reno Reynolds Shannon Richardson Michael Robey James Robison Becky Sandiford Will Savage Amanda Simpson Dinah Smith Paula Stephen Sandra Stice Amy Stifal Heather Storrud Trent Tharp Valerie Thompson Leann Veach Terri Wallace Chris Washburn Eric Wattleworth Robert Weinberger Jeremy Wilhoit Marvin Winters Zachary Russell Joie Zimmerman 22 The Casey National Bank is proud to sponsor this page. Chad Alexander Tammy Allen Sherri Babcock James Beasley Preston Beasley Scott Beeson larod Blade larrod Boldrey Shawn Bollinger Julie Breese April Brown Christi Burris Kim Cason Becky Clements Kim Cochonour Crystal Coleman Melissa Cox Ashley Crockett Chris Crouse Michael Darr Patty Douglas Tom Draper Tina Dryden Lance Ennis Travis Ennis Matt Fain Cheryln Finney Amy Fuller Ashley Gholson Kalena Gilbert This page sponsored by the Westfield State Bank 23 Chris Goble James Goodwin Erin Grigg Michelle Henderson Shannon Hicks Mary Howlett Eric Inskeep Amy Johnson Stephanie Johnson Aaron Keller Jana Lorton Jamie Mancell Damon Marsh Jason Maulding Debbie McKinney Stacey Millam Mindy Mitchell Matt Moore Kathy Morey Brenda Nichols Geff Oakley Anna Or re 11 Michele Owen Dawn Pierson Kim Redman Lee Remlinger Michael Richards Jamie Richardson Warren Richey Kim Robinson Philip Robinson Chester Ruder Jon Ruffner Kelly Ryan Fred Sanders Savage Auto Safes is proud to sponsor this page. Kathy Savage Delena Scott Chasity Smith Michelle Stinson Becky Swick Wesley Thompson Lyle Veach Chad Vidoni Andy Voris Justin Whitton Stacy Williams Shawn Win nett Sonya Yates CLASS OFFICERS: (R1) — C. Oakley — Sec. (R2, L to R) — M. Stinson — Sports Rep.; T. Allen — V.P.; K. Cochonour — Pres.; M. Owen — St. Council. (R3) — J. Maulding — Treas. Not pictured, M. Richards — St. Council. I don't believe you. This headache has Excedrin written all over it. Richards Farm is proud to sponsor this page. 25 flciA ct ityCfle4, Jason Hipes, a member of the Sophomore class, was tragically killed in a car accident early in the fall of the school year. The Sophomore class section is dedicated to his memory. Jennifer Allen Sheila Anderson Dana Ault Shane Barry Vicki Barry Melissa Baxter Greg Beasley Lori Beasley Karen Black Jay Brewer Judy Brewer Tanya Brown Toni Buchanan Bryan Cochonour Doug Chors Lesa Corbett Kory Cummins Tom Daughhetee Michael Davis Shane Davis Jason Hipes 1972-1987 26 This page sponsored by Edgar County Savings and Loan Dan Duniphan Becky Edwards Chris Gardner Meredith Gholson Angie Goodwin Tracy Hanners Barbie Hawkins Keith Hickox Amy Hippier She ley How left Chad Hupp Lori Kemper Lori Kendall Brad Lawyer Gary Maxey Glen McNeil Randy Melton Scott Milam Dennis Miller Mike Miller Kandy Montgomery Jodi Morgan Rusty Morrow Mike Mullen Jennifer Nixon Taws ha Patrick Shane Pierson Suzette Ramos Jennifer Redman Stacey Reed Carl Remlinger Wilson Reynolds Shane Roth Brian Sauer Matt Shobe This page sponsored by Connelly Building Systems 27 Shannon Shutts Lassie Simpson John Staggs Andy Tutewiler Robby Watters Bryan Wattleworlh Chrissy Williams Chad Wilson CLASS OFFICERS: (R1) — K. Montgomery — Sports Red; (R2, L to R) — . Redman — St. Council; A. Goodwin — Treas. (R3) — B. Sauer — Sports Rep.; A. Tutewiler — Pres.; T. Daughhetee — V.P.; G. McNeil — St. Council. The demonstration speech. Chris is very serious about this job. Casey at the bat. 28 Biggs Farms is proud to sponsor this page. Jerry Baize Aaron Beasley Bobbie Jo Beasley Brian Bird John Blanchard Barb Blome Brent Boyer Mike Bradford Chad Brewer Todd Briggs Becky Brooke Amy Brown Mike Coleman Mike Collins Alicia Cox Kari Crites Angie Crouse Tara Davidson Lana Davis Shelly Donhou Angel Duncan Melissa Duniphan Michelle Durbin Holly Durham Melinda Duma! Westfield Hardware Inc. is proud to sponsor this page. 29 left Earnest Amy Flowers Don Fuller Steve Graham Mel Gray Ronnie Harris LuAnn Hawkins Marc Haworth Bob Henderson Jody Higginbotham CLASS OFFICERS: (R1, L to R) — L Davis — Sports Rep; A. Flowers — St. Coun.; A. Perillo — St. Coun. (R2) — . Whitling — St. Coun.; T. Stice — Sec.; S. Seed — Treas. (R3) — . Staley — St. Coun.; H. Durham — V.P.; M. Stephen — Pres.; R. Weaver — Sports Rep. 30 Darrin Hunt Chad Keller Jason Keller Chris Kelly Ryan Kelly Tammy Kemper Allen Kibler Dena King Norma Kinsel Micki Linton Debbie Loft is Greg Lowe Robbie May Brian Miller Heather Neff Tim Oakley Hope Page Sean Percival Angie Perillo Bob Ramsey Trevor Ramsey Angie Rankin Andy Rardin Doug Repp Karen Riddle Jackie Robinson Lori Rodgers Ke'an Rogers John Russell Teresa Sanders Scott Seed Sean Seed Missy Self Amy Shutts Danelle Smith Toni Smith Doug Staggs Dede Staley Jody Staley Monica Stallings Richard Standage Tammy Stice Page Sponsor: Russell Engineering 31 Charles Slivers Brian Thompson Bleu Vaughn Fred Vinton Jamie Warner Dawn Washburn Carol Wattleworth Ronnie Weaver Elizabeth Weinberger Roger West Elizabeth visits Santa Claus. 32 Page proudly sponsored by Casey IGA Poods Settc i rfetivctie MELISSA ALBERT Drama Club 2; Variety Show 2; Track 1, 2; Football Stats 1, 2, 3. TROY ALLISON DENISE RENEE AUSTIN Nise Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Play Cast Member 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Class Sec. 1; Homecoming Attendant 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Senior Favorite; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Football Stats 3, 4. KIRK I. BLACK St. Council 1, 2, 3, 4; V.P. 4; Class V.P. 4; Class Sec. 2; Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Marshal 3; High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Pres. 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-State Band 3, 4; EIU Honor Band 3; Band Pres. 4; IMEA District V Band 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; American Musical Foundation Band Honors 1, 2, 3; Junior All-American Hall of Fame Band 3; Lincoln Trails Band 1, 2, 3, 4; State Scholar 4; Senior Favorite; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Illinois Science Teachers Association Science Award 3; Perfect Attendance 1, 2. TROY BOLIN MICHAEL WAYNE BRANDENBURG Brandy FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Track 1. JOHN BREESE SHERRI LYNN BROWN St. Coun. 1, 3; Treas. 1, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 4; Halloween Queen Cand. 3; Class Treas. 1, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; High Honor Roll 1, 2; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Attendant 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Cand. 4; Senior Favorite; Volleyball 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader Capt. 2, 4. ABBY LYN BURSON St. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4; Rec. Room Super. 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Play Cast 2; Variety Show 1, 2, 4; St. Coun. Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4; Flame Staff 1; Honor Marshal 3; Honor Roll 3, 4; High Honors 1, 2; NHS 4; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Queen Cand. 4; Senior Favorite; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1. ANDREW JAMES CHECKLEY Check St. Coun. 1,2, 3, 4; Treas. 1; Rec. Room Super. 3; Drama Club 2; Play Cast 2; Musical 1, 2; Variety Show 4; Class St. Coun. 3; FFA 1; Choir 1, 2; Show Choir 1; Music Contest 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; NHS 4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Pep Club 4; Homecoming King 4; Senior Favorite; Football 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. ANN MARIE COCHONOUR St. Coun. 1, 2, 3; Rec. Room Super. 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Play Cast 4; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Sports Rep. 2, 3, 4; Flame Staff 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; High Honors 2; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Football Stats 3, 4; Ad-Libber 4; VFW Volleyball Winner 3. ANGELA S. COLEMAN Angie St. Coun. 4; Drama Club Rep. 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Best New Member 1; Drama Club Week Winner 2, 3; Plays 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Director 2, 3; Musical 3, 4; Drama Club Sec. 3; V.P. 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Show Choir 4; Music Contest 4; Flame 2, 3, 4; Flame Ads 2; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; FAME Winner 2, 3, 4; FAME Council 2, 3, 4; Senior Favorite; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Ad-Libber 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High Schools 3; Choir Librarian; ECICF Choir. DAVID RAY COMER Rec. Room Super. 2; Drama Club 2; Play Cast 3; Class Treas. 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; V.P. 3; Sec. 2; Star Greenhand; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Homecoming King Cand. 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. KEVIN CORBETT Intramurals 1, 2, 4. JASON CROWDER PATRICIA ANN CUTRIGHT Patty St. Coun. 1; Sports Rep. 1; Drama Club 2; Class Sports Rep. 1; Flame 2; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1. DAVID DUANE DAUGHHETEE Football 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. DEBORAH DARLENE DAVIS Debbie FHA 1, 2; Musical 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Music Contest 1; High Honors 4; Volleyball 1; Pom Pon 1. JON DAVIS Drama Club 2; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Show Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. JANET J. DENNIS Choir 1, 2. SHIRLEY LYNN EDWARDS Choir 1; Marching Band 1; Volleyball 1. LISA DAWN ENNIS Lis St. Coun. 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Musical 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2; Choir 1, 3, 4; Music Contest 1, 3, 4; Flame 1; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Marching Band 1, 3, 4; Concert 1, 2, 3, 4; District V 3; St. Coun. Rep. 4; Junior All-American Hall of Fame Band Honors 3; Pep Club 4; FAME Council 2, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; VFW Award Tennis 4; Honor 33 Choir 4; District V 4; Sec. Choir 4. STEVEN FAUSZ ,, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Plays 1; Musical 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 1; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Show Choir 1; Flame 1; Flame Ads p Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2T 3; Football 3; Tennis 1, 4, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Football Manager 2. KEVIN JON FINKE St. Coun. 2, 3, 4; Room Super. 1, 2; 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespiar s Actor 3; Drama W Plays 1, 2, 3, 4; Ad f. Pts. Chairman 3; V.P. 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; FAME Council 2; Senior Favorite 4; Track 1. LISA JANE GILBERT FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3; V.P. 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Musical 1; Choir 1; Music Contest 1; Honors 2, 3; Basketball 2; Volleyball 1; Pom Pon 4. Pres. 4; Rec. Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Best ek Winner 2; ibber 2, 3, 4; '. Coun. Rep. Show h -2; 3 JULIE IRENE GLIDfWELL Glide Rec. Room Superv[s 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 2; MELISSA JEAN GC FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec. 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Show Choir 3; Pres. 4; Variety 4; Scholastic Bowl 1, 2, 3, 4; Capt. 2, 3, 4; Class Stud Coun. Rep. 2; Sports Rep. 4; Flame Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Editor 4; Ad Campaign 1, 2, 3; Honor Marshal 3; High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; State Scholar 4; Pep Club 4; FAME Council 2, 3, 4; Homecoming King 4; Senior Favorite 4; Football 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Vol- DIANNA KAY KLINGLER Musical 1, 4; Choir 1, 3, 4; Honors 2, 3, 4; High Honors 1, 4; Volleyball 1. TORY DAWN KOSS T.K. or Tee Rec. Room Super. 2; Drama Club or 2, 3; FHA Pep Club 4. LDMAN •. 2; Reporter 2, 3; Cnoir 1, Track 1, 2. J, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, Award 4; Class Pr t Flame Staff 1, 2, Ads 1, 2; I Dare Honor Marshal 3; 3, 4; High Honors i 4; Concert Band 1; 4; Pep Club 4; Hoi tendant 1, 2, 3, 4; , Queen 4; Basketba Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Thespians 3 4f 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; DAR ■ • b 2, 3, 4; , 4; Editor 4; Award 3; Honors 1, 2, ,2, 3, 4; NHS State Scholar ing At-Homecoming II 1, 2, 3, 4; 4; Track 1, 2, Football leyball Mgr. 4; Track Capt. 4; _ A - ' “ Track MVP 2, 3; Scholastic Bowl 1, School Records: 4 x 200 relay, 4 x 800 relay; Track Ci cord Holder, S State Champion Holder; State: 4 x and 3rd place; 4 x and 5th place; 4 x place 2, 3; TAC -Meet 3; Prairie “ Stab JAMES RAY GREENWELL Jim Honors 1, 2; Tennis 1, 4; Intramurals 1. JAMEY HARTHAN CLINT HAWKINS AMY LYNN HE______ Amo St. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4; Rec. Drama Club Stats 2; Volleyball Capt. 4; B ball Capt. 4; MVP 3; All-Conf. First Team: Softball 3, Volleyball 4; Basketball 3; All-Conf. 2nd team: Volleyball 3; Cheer-3; Softball 2nd Team All-tate; Chicago Tribune Team 3; I leyball Dream Team 2; Basketball All-Conf. Tourney Team '-Conf. Team 2, 3, 4; Track r 100 relay, 4 relay, 4 x inference Re-ectional and ihip Record 100 relay 7th 200 relay 3rd WO relay first tional Track Games 3.— Room Super, t, 2; _ 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespian porting Role Winn 3, 4; Variety Show V.P. 1, 3; Flame 4; t 1, 2, 3, 4; High Hi NHS 4; Pep Club • ing Attendant 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, MVP; LIC Track ' M''[ Nj NINA HIGGS Niner .---- s 3, 4; Sup-r 3; Plays 2, 2, 3, 4; Class 4; Honors bnors 1, 2, 4; ; Homecom-3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Track P 3. LOVELL II 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, n ma:;ey FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot I 2; Intramurals 1, 2 MICHELLE MOREY Red Track 1.---- 5ball 1; Track 3,4. TERRI RENEE FREEMAN FHA 1; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Best New Member 2; Musical 2; Variety Show 1; Choir 1, 2; Show Choir 1, 2; Music Contest 1, 2; Flame 2, 3; Ads 1, 2; Honors 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1; Concert Ba 1; Flags 1; Band Club 4; Senior hall 3; Volleyball 3; Traci Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; 1, 2, 3, 4. STACEY ELIZABET Tater FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; T Honors 1, 3; High NHS 4; Pep Club CARLA LYNN GILL FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Re FHA 3, 4; Voting Delegate 4; Drama Club 3; Musical 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Show Choir 4; Music Contest 3, 4. CHRIS ICENOGLE tub 2, 3, 4; Plays 2, 3, 4; 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, turals 2, 3; Girls B'ball 3, 4; Wrestling 1; JV Football,2. A ii ln- Champs . ’, 3; Football 3; Musical 3; ow Choir 1; 3; Basketball NES oom Super. 1, 3, 4; Sh pw usic Contest 1, Stats 1; Flags 1. CHAD JUSTICE FFA 3; Football 2; basketball 2. CLINT MORGAN LAURIE NICOLE MULLEN FHA 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Music Contest 3, 4; Flame 3; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; High Honors 3, 4; NHS 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Band 1, 2; State Scholar 4; French Club 1, 2; French National Honor So-ciety 2; Beta Club ?; Interact- 2; Computer Club 3; i yping Award 3. MICHAEL R. ORREU Squirrel Senior Favorite; Fo 4; Intramurals 1, 2, Show 4. WENDY S. PARKER St. Coun. Rep. 1; F HA 1, 2; Mu- itball 1, 2, 3, 3, 4; Variety 34 sic Contest 1; Honors 2, 3, 4; High Honors 1, 2, 3; NHS 4; Sec. 4; State Scholar 4; Pep Club Homecoming Attendan Homecoming Queen 4; Volleyball 1, 3; Stats 3; Cheerleader 1. JOHN M. POGUE Class Treas, 3, 4; NHS Baseball Stafc b 2, 3, 4 4; HA GINA ANN St. Coun. 2, Pres. 3, 4; FI 3, 4; Drama pians 3, 4; Dj, 2; Plays 3; Musical 2, 3. AMY SMART FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Basketball Stats 4. High Honors 1, 2, State Scholar 4; 2; Football Films E'TI E REED I; FHA 2, 3, 4; FHA Section 4-D V.P. Club 2, 3, 4; Thes-ama Week Winner udent Director 3; Drama Club Re- 4; Flags 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Warrior 4. MICHELLE VEGA Drama Club 1; Track 1. MICHELLE LYNN VIDONI Mishi Bee. Room Super. 2; Drama SWICK f 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors 2, 3, 4; High Honors 3, 4; Basketball 1; F S Football Stats 1. -MICHELLE LYNN SWICK-------- Missy Drama Club 2, 3; Variety Show 1, 3; High Honors 1, 2, 4; National Honor Society 4; Flags 2; Pep Club 4. REGINA THORNTON Cat Drama Club 3, 4; Musical 3, Choir 1, 3, 4; Show Choir 1, Music Contest 1, 4; Flags 2, 3; Track T, Basketball and Foot■ Club 2, 3; M Concert Band ing Attendant vorite 4; Vollt 3, 4; Cheerlei arching Band 1, 2; 1, 2; Homecom- 2, 3; Senior Fa-yball 4; Track 1, 2, der 1, 2. MELODY LEE FHA 2, 3, 4; 4; Drama Cli Musical 3, 4; 4; Choir 3, WATTERS Recreation Leader 1Ub 2, 3, 4; Plays 4; Variety Show 2, 3, Show Choir 4; Music Contest 4; Flame Stall 4; porter 4; Variety Show 3; Class Stud. Council Rep. 4; Choir 3, 4; Show Choir 3, 4; Music Contest 2, 3, 4; Flame 3; Ads 3; I Dare You Award 3; Honors 2, 3; High Honors 4; NHS 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 1, 2, 3, 4; Band St. Council Rep. 2; Pres. 3; V.P. 4; All-American Hall of Fame Band Honors 2, 3; Pep Club 4: FAME Council 3, 4; Se- nior Favorite Cheerleader Choir 4; Pom trict Choir Choir 3; ECi Choir Sec. 3; Band 2, 3, Hugh O’Briah DELMONA Homecoming 4; Ad-Libber 4; 1; All-State Honor Pon Squad 4; Dis-4; ECICF Honor ' |CF Show Choir 4; Choir V.P. 4; Jazz 4; 1st Runner-Up Award 2. RO MINE Attendant 3. ball Stats 2. ROBERT F. THORNTON Bob St. Council 2; FFA 1, 2, King Candidal Basketball 1, tramurals 3, CAREY LEE T Drama Club I ep. 4; Sports R i, 4; Homecoming te 4; Football 1, 3; 2; Baseball 1; In- Ads 4; Honors 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Ad-Libber 4; Cheerleader 4. MABEL WILKINS Choir 3, 4. TAMMY LEANN WILLIAMS St. Council 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; FHA Voting Delegate 3; FHA Student Council Rep. 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Variety Show 2; Choir 1; Honors 1, 3, 4; Marching Band 4; Con-1, ■ , 4; Flags 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4; Band Re-AX ’E Council; Foot-f, 4: Basketball Stats ttepdance 1, 2, 3. PSWORD 1, 2; Variety Show JOHN WOFFOl Music Contes and Concert Bgi 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Filmer Fifmer for Football 3, 4 RD 1, 2; Marching nd 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Intramurals for Basketball 3; MICHELLE LEAH RUFFNER----- Shelby Drama Club 1, 2; Halloween Queen Candidate 4; Basketball 1; Volleyball 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Stats 1; Pom Pon Squad 4; State Champions Soft-ball 2; Runner-Up 1, 3; All-State Outfield 3. COLLETTE SCAWTHORN St. Coun. 3, Room Super 3, 4; Basketba, 2, 3; Capt. 4. LUCINDA )Q SIVERLY Lucy FHA 3, 4; FHfi 2, 4; Choir Contest 1, 2, leyball 1. 4; Class Rep; R 2, 3; Football 1, II 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 3; Softball 1; Tennis Stats. DAN TRUELOVE St. Coun. 1, 2, 3; Rec. Room Super. 2; Drama Club 2; Class V.P. 3; Sports Rep. 1, 2; FFA 1, 2: FFA Council Rep. 3; FFA Speech Contest 1; Honors 2, 4; Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2; Senior Favorite 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2,4; Intramurals if. 2; Tom-Award — STEPHANIE ANN WOGOMAN FHA 1, 2; FHA St. Coun. Rep. 2; Drama Club 2; Musical 1; Choir 1; Honors 1, 2; Senior Favorite 4; Volleyball 1; Track 2; Cheerleader 1, 2. PEGGY JO YOUNG FHA 1, 2; FHA V.P. 2; Musical 1; Class Pres. 1; Choir 1; Music Contest 1; Honors ? Honors 1; M. Homecoming leyball 1; Ch ’arching Band 1: ’endant 1; Voider 1. Iffi ee ’lea: Sec. 4; Musical 1, 1, 2, 3, 4; Music 4; Pom Pon 1; Vol- LONNIE TU Intramurals M m TRACY LI Shorty Rec. Room Club 3, 4; Show X 4; EANN ' Super. 2; Drama Musical 4; Variety Cftoir 1, 4; Pep Club 35 SctU i pcuA Ute the World, Most Dramatic 36 Stephanie Wogoman: Mike Orrell: Class Clown Class Clown Michelle Vidoni: Class Clown Most Daring Dan Truelove: Most Daring 37 (R1, L to R) — Denise Austin: Most want a date with; Sherri Brown: Best Looking. (R2) — Gina Reed: Most Musical; Andrew Checkley: Best Looking, Most Want a Date with; Terri Freeman: Teacher's Pet. 39 Kirk awaits the obstacle course Pondering the problems of another day. Angie was Marilyn Monroe for a day nng on the volleyball team Wa lr not where there is a t there is none and leave a trail. Unknown Sherry, Senior cheer eat er captain. SENIOR OFFICERS, R 1, L to R — K. Black (VP), R. Thornton (S. Coun). R 2 — C. Reed B. Coun); A. Cochonour (Sports Rep.); T. Koss (Pres.); A. Burson (St. Coun). R 3 — K. Finke (Sp. Rep); M. Orrell (Sec.); B. Sherman St. Coun); J. Pogue (Treks). a u, ■9 A Ot fr 43 Lunch time in the cafeteria! I can't believe they used that picture! 'Okay, funny face, what's going on?' A funny remark from the teacher is enjoyed as the picture is snapped. 44 Casey Lions Club is proud to sponsor this page. Andy concentrates on his new FLAME. Where is this kid's FLAME? Computer analysts? This page sponsored by Alltel Illinois, Inc. Anna leaves a message in a friend's FLAME. 'PCay ... ;4 Came Show, the fall play, was well-attended and enjoyed by all. Melody Watters played the lead, Kathy, and Kevin Finke portrayed Steve, the male lead. Once in love, the two meet again a few years later, backstage at a Game Show. Unlike many love stories, the couple does not fall in love again. However, there is much vying for money between all the contestants in the GAME SHOW. Fine performances by all, especially newcomers Melody Watters, Monica Stallings, and Jason Maulding. Melody and Tom at the smelt tible. 46 Angie was wonderful as Dolly Perkins. Female contestants get acquainted. (fame Sfaw Fun during the game show Why did I get that question t Angie, backstage. Brent, the host of the game show, King of the Mountain 47 Chrissy, Our own Vanna. King of the Mountain host, Brent, makes a point. ‘ lotional I Society p CCKiorC CLUtA SeuOytc utene t ' ' ducted, it Oct ' nu � ' 'W� S fan the pnAyt 'Congratulations, you're in the Honor Society!' MEMBERS: (R 1, L to R) — B. Blome, L. Ennis, T. Williams, A. Coleman, A. Hedmark, T. Koss, L. Mullen, M. Swick. (R2) — W. Parker, S. Seed, T. Hudson, D. Smith, M. Stephen, R. Weaver, A. Burson, K. Black, J. Crowder. (R3) — H. Durham, S. Seed, L. Davis, A. Kibler, M. Collins, M. Stallings, G. Reed, K. Finke, S. Gard, D. Comer, J. Pogue, A. Checkley. ‘ttyotCtfCwmC (wtecwUwp Is this the guy in the wild blue yondert Jim suffers through the make-up” game. Page proudly sponsored by Westfield Grain and Fertilizer lason pulling for the Freshmen ... 49 Hollywood omecoming A Commercial for White Rain. The cheerleaders lead a yell during pep rally. Sharing the victory plaque — Seniors. This is what you call “egg on your face. The race is on! Blinding” make-up. The students always enjoy the relay games. SI Third Place: Juniors Second Place: Freshmen 74e First Place: FINE ARTS COUNCIL. Also, King's Float winner. A. A NOW SHOWING 4 Pi warrior A 199 Sophomore attendants enjoy ride. Most Beautiful Float: Seniors (Queen's Float) 52 Sophomore Class float. Juniors hoping for a relay victory! Ottte ntUHy X7 kD 0?Oi4t, t£e vebty — t e v t e fm-nodef Stent a Ttecu Sc aot ‘Tfetm ‘7%one MATT VORIS, WENDY PARKER ROBERT THORNTON TORY KOSS ATTENDANTS: (R1, L to R) — . Redman, M. Owen, K. Cochonour, J. Allen. (R2) — T. Allen, A. Flowers, C. Williams. (R3) — T. Stice, M. Linton, H. Neff. (R4) — H. Durham, S. Reed, K. Montgomery, M. G ho I son. UNDERCLASS ESCORTS: (R1, L to R) — B. Vaughn, C. VidoniJ. Blade, S. Roth. (R2) — K. Hickox, L. Ennis, S. Seed, A. Rardin. (R3) — A. Tutewiler, B. Sauer, S. Pierson, M. Coleman, M. Richards, A. Kibler. 56 Page proudly sponsored by Casey Chamber of Commerce. t6e DAVID COMER SHERRI BROWN ANDREW CHECKLEY DENISE AUSTIN —I JUSTIN RYAN AMANDA REED The Junior Attendants ready themselves for the ceremony. QUEEN TORY KOSS KING ANDREW CHECKLEY Page proudly sponsored by Casey Pizza Hut 57 The Far Off-Broadway contestants. The chorus of girls were great! The cheerleaders offered a dance. Kevin and Tory in the rumor skit. This page sponsored by the Bank of Casey 0 0 0 ‘'Tf ci Occulta i t 'Picta'iea 9 9 The Senior boys skit was a favorite. Gary Richards, Elvis Singin' and dancin' Page sponsor: Arbogast Arbogast. Just like the pros — touchdown hankey. 61 3 4 O 5 FINAL SCORES Oblong M'ville Vandalia Peotone Albion Tuscola Marshall Let's go this way ... The seniors were ready to take on the opposition. Is this piling on or whatI SEASON REVIEW: In a season with many ups and downs, it's often difficult to find the up! Not this year; the highlight of the football year was the victory over Marshall! Our coaches and team members took the field on a beautiful night. It didn't take long for the fans to realize something special was going to happen! It did; he exciting victory over the playoff bound Lions was a great way to end our season. 62 3 0 4 VO SI 3 Where are the other 20 players? Tri-Captains (L to R) — M. Voris, B. Sherman, C. FOOTBALL HONORS: MVP — Andy Rardin VFW — Dan Truelove Harris — Andrew Check ley Tomahawk — Jeff Truelove Dan Truelove a % C t TEAM MEMBERS: (R1, L to R) — Coach Vidoni, M. Gray, K. Hickox, B. Wattleworth, B. Vaughn, M. Voris, D. Truelove, J. Earnest, C. Keller, A. Bardin, R. Brown, C. Beasley, D. Duniphan, Coach Jack. (R2) — Coac i Powell' . e er, D. Repp, A. Tutewiler, C. teen ogle, D. Daughhetee, . Brewer, R. Weaver, S. Seed, A. Checkley, J. Truelove, D. Cohrs, L. Ennis, Coach Sinclair. (R3) — B. Boyer, M. Cutright, C. Remlinger, M. Orrell, S. Millam, B. Sherman, A. Lovell, M. Collins, A. Beasley, M. Coleman, B. Sauer, S. Pierson, Coach Carrell. Try and stop me! COACHES: (L to R) — R. Powell, G. Vidoni, K. Sinclair (Head), T. Carrell, student coach, R. Jack. Getting set in the Homecoming game. The joy of winning! 64 This page sponsored by Casey Implement Company (R1, L to R) — T. Ennis, . Rufiner, . Goodwin, W. Thompson, P. Beasley, C. Vidoni, • Blade, J. Beasley, Coach Carrell. (R2) — Coach Powell, M. Darr, L. Veach, E. Inskeep, K-Hickox, S. Bollinger, T. Draper, G. Beasley, D. Duniphan, R. Brown, B. Wattlewortn, St. Coach lack. (R3) — C. Remlinger, B. Sauer, S. Pierson, A. Tutewiler, A. Voris, P-Robinson, L. Ennis, D. Cohrs, . Brewer, A. Gholson, . Whitt on, S. Millam. ... yieot 'ZittcCe etUeeCf The Fresh-Soph football team provided us with some exciting football this season under Coach Carrell and Coach Powell. We know their excitement will move with them to the varsity level. Brian, the quarterback. Going for the score. Page sponsor: Triple C Oil and Triple C. Thorostock 65 1 e e e V 6 a (R1, L to R) — A. Cochonour, A. Burson, T. Koss, A. Hedmark, M. Vidoni, D. Austin. (R2 ) — B. Blome, B. Hawkins, M. Duniphan, K. Montgomery, A. Goodwin, S. Howlett. (R3) — T. Stice, D. Ault, T. Smith, L. Davis, H. Durham, T. Patrick, Coach Larimer. a It z C 66 SENIOR MEMBERS: (Rl, L to R) — T. Koss, D. Austin, A. Cochonour, M. Vidoni, A. Hedmark, A. Burson. (R2) — K. Finke, Mgr. Se U t The Volleyball squad had high hopes this season. For most of the season they played top notch volleyball, thrilling all of their fans. They kept improving along the way! It paid off as they became the first Casey volleyball squad in history to win all of the LIC games as well as the conference tourney held at Cumberland. The volleyball team record was also a highlight as the season ended with a 22-3 winning record. The seniors above, brought much dedication to the team and will leave big shoes to fill. Abby Burson tvas elected team MVP. Ready to roar... ‘Everybody say CHEESE!! Starting a tradition at CHS k Abby sets the way to victory ... Taking a timeout Gimme a HIGH five! FRESHMEN: (R1, L to R) — K. Savage, C. Burris, E. Grigg, D. McKinney, M. Stinson, J. Breese. (R2) — B. Swick, T. Allen, S. Johnson, A. Crockett, K. Gilbert, A. Johnson, K. Redman, C. Finney. JUNIOR VARSITY: (R1, (L to R) — B. Blome, B. Hawkins, M. Stinson, K. Redman. (R2) — M. Duniphan, M. Vidoni, S. Howl-ett, T. Patrick, D. Ault, A. Goodwin, K. Montgomery. Lots of action from these gals! Concentration ... Is it my turn? Connie's Cottage of Curl is proud to sponsor this page. 69 7eK Ua %7 Dear Dtany, 76e yti£a £ ft1 €fr £ 6act a necv cvac i in 77tr. ( cttina. 76ey cC i n e a e a cC Stacey event tv State. Let the sunshine in. Wattle I do next! Perfect lighting! On her way to State ... The Ladies are ... ------BACK IN ACTION! (R1, L to R) — A. Brown, K. Ryan, D. Pierson, S. Hicks, S. Yates. (R2) — L. Ennis, . Staley, E. Senior Lisa Ennis Weinberger, M. Owen, K. Cochonour, M. Linton, A. Brown, Coach Collins. (R3) — C. Wattleworth, S. Reed, A. Perillo. 71 Cheese!! TEAM MEMBERS, (R1, L to R) — T. Richardson, . Ritchey, . Koss, A. Tipword, M. b,sonj Brown, A. Reed, B. Carver. (R2) — A. Carver, S. Carver, Coach Throneburg, S. - Tiffin, L. Veach, S. Stice, A. Simpson, P. Stephen. -ft •74 S« - (ecutc 6h re p£ uuz£. Se z-e+tdteup recasut 74-7. 4 recfX'uC , 7 tfi- moosmC, cvene Tara pitches it home I or Sometimes you need a pause — to refresh. The team huddles around the Coach. Michael warms up. Glen swings away. Goble Furniture proudly sponsors this page. 76e stayed €'££■( ■ (■ 4- Cf€4Sl CuitA, j4C- Ccrt '?:£ C(iCe% Ce cCirtp t£e «KUy. T) y t and 0 7 t t a e O'C naacti coached. 73 VFVV AWARD WINNERS, (I to R) — Mr. Stephen, presenter; D. Truelove (('ball); T. Koss (v'ball); L. Ennis (tennis); S. Graham (golf); Mr. McDaniel, presenter. Football MVP, Andy Hardin and Coach Sinclair Allen Kibler, MVP Golf with Coach Don Cochonour. Volleyball MVP, Abby Burson. eff Truelove, Tomahawk Award Dan Truelove, Tomahawk Award Harris Award, Andrew Checkley Coach Collins with tennis MVP Stacey Reed 74 r TOuovi 87-88 rvT H 70it6 tAe (winter cante A riotatao, onoco doyd, and note ooAo due tv end tAe £irot temeoter. 'pirot dpeecAeo eoere ever in Say. II, a term, paper topic decided in Say. IV, and tAe S. 7rodeo Aouoe evoo an- derevay. SopAo paooed tAe driv- en o teotf experluteuto continued in cAemiotry, evAite tAooe in you- pO emment Aeard Cecturea on tAe preoidentiaC ejection. fAe yirCo dm t6e butnttey; t6e (toy euttlnecv co ic6 r ku- [ cCca-t duMtfc Ute c Mt vex.4, f, _ -i r erupted in cur county. Warrior, we tuid 3 cAeei- cC ec a 7Aey X7 XX a££ did 'O. catcA- H tAc Apinit. J Hpnd enon' ”■ Owen, C lUmt ry rd PepRdlly K- bIcI 'l.Alhn. C Proud to sponsor this page. ,ulie « in the spirit. Dr. William McCabe, orthodontist is One way to show Warrior Pride. VARSITY: (R1, L to R) — T. Turner. (R2) — H. Neff, . Whitling, A. Rankin. (R3) — A. Flowers, S. Brown, M. Watters. (R4) — M. Linton, T. Stice, H. Durham, D. Washburn. Cheerleaders and friends. Give me a Cl This takes practice. Charge! Smiles on this page sponsored by Dr. Gary L. Cunningham. 77 SQUAD, (R1, L to R) — V. Turner, B. Hawkins, J. Breese, D. Pierson. (R2) — A. Brown, M. Ruff nor, C. Reed, B. Swick. (R3) — N. Kinsel, . Redman, E. Weinberger, K. Rogers, B. Brooke, M. Yocum, S. Kemper. 2. The Pom Pon squad performed a terrific routine to Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer during a game in December. 3. Ke'an looks good in this LIC Tourney dance. 4. Elizabeth took the role of Rudolph in the Christmas routine. Page sponsor: Kim' Supermarket 78 4. A throng of the Casey Warrior fans. Fans geared up for the Homecoming game. The Mount of Casey. TQNITL t ie (?'iouAtt... f A 71 e w c ac e i aid tecv var Cty ovasutt-ccfiA 6k a tec tfuUlK ea n. Z e- UeaUtup 7tta%-' 4,6,aCCf t6e VARSITY: (L to R) — C. Vidani, S. Seed, D. Fuller, B. Sauer, K. Finke, B. Sherman, M. Collins, B. Boyer, A. Beasley, R. Weaver, A. Tutewiler, A. Checkley, M. Voris. Finishing 5 and 19 wasn't quite what the Warriors and Coach Throneburg had in mind for the new basketball season. However, as the fates would have it, new head Coach Throneburg and his Warriors had to endure a season of ,lessons learned. Sometimes the inexperienced Warriors weren't up to the task, and other times the ball always seemed to bounce against them. The season did have two highpoints: the first tvas the night tve stunned Marshall in round one of the LIC Tourney. Playing the role of the underdog wasn't easy for Casey and when the gun sounded we had come through 55-52. The other highlight was the game against Martinsville. Even though we were beaten 41-38, tve had come closer than the Streaks had dreamed to beating them. Warrior Pride was and is intact. Ronnie Weaver was held on the shoulders of his teammates as he was the hero the night we defeated Marshall in the LIC Journey. 80 Mike's monster move. SENIORS (R1, L to R) Thro neb u rii K. Finke. (R2) B. Sherman, Coach A. Checkley, M. Voris. The shooter of the future. FRESH.-SOPH.: (R1, L to R) — S. Roth, D. Marsh, A. Gholson, M. Richards, T. Ennis, P. Beasley, C. Alexander. (R2) — A. Voris, A. Tutewiler, B. Sauer, G. McNeil, . Brewer, . Blade, C. Vidoni, Coach Collins. Donnie in action. Wat rt 11 Aaron thinks it over. A foul is called. 82 Page sponsor: Triple C. Oil and Triple C. Thorostock. Brent pulls off a bit of magic as he looks over the basket. 83 oue e Me in ?%%. tyoocC j { VARSITY: (R1 L to R) — M. Stinson, L. Beasley, C. Simpson, D. Ault. (R2) — S. Reed, M. Baxter, K. Gilbert. L. Davis, C. Wat-tleworth, T. Smith, B. Blome, T. Koss. The team in action ... Faster, Barb! In my hands, please! The Lady Warriors were a joy this season. They didn't go to state or even win the regional, but they had a rewarding and fun year under Coach Bill Wyman. They finished the season with a 12-11 record. A highlight of the season was beating Cumberland in the LIC Tourney. We did it! lump ball, jump ball, get it! L C Tourney Champs again! What should I do next? The race is on. Guarding my man ' The line-up ... |V: (R1, L to R) — F. Grigg, C. Simpson, D. Ault, L. Beasley, T. Allen. (R2) — M. Stinson, C. Coleman, A. Orrell, K. Gilbert, A. Gholson, C. Finney, D. McKinney. Looking up... The JV team experienced a learning year under Coach Wyman, Ms. Larimer, and Mr. Sinclair. The training gained this year will lead to a hopefully successful next year. 86 s4 Carpe fe' fi'C£C'C Bounce ball, bounce. The balancing act. On the move. Down the floor 87 r 77t a icC % y % a cC c % y zl«ted exfie- jUeace tAnouyA, t£c eci x ytt yean,. Watch the 8th graders in action ... TEAM MEMBERS: (R1, L to R) — S. Hawkins, A. Simpson, T. Wallace, P. Stephen, V. Thompson, A. Carver, A. Livingston, . Bolin, A. Carrell. (R2) — S. Slice, A. Moore, A. Reed, A. Brown, M. Brown, H. Storrud, A. Stifal, L. Veach, E. Shobe. (R3) — J. Koss, A. Kibler, L. Ault, S. Maxwell, S. Lawyer, T. Richardson, . Ritchey, B. Garver, S. Carver. (R4) — M. Robison, . Richards, T. Honselman, L. Dane, A. Tipsword, A. Craig, K. Yocum, M. Bradford, A. Tiffin, C. Hendriz. 88 ♦ � ,t'% i C V ' '- °X. ' ■ KM ; C V - «• 1. VeacA. ' lchardson, B Let's act silly, okay! Put on a happy face ... 7th graders in action. Page sponsor , McDaniel Processing. Making a mount..• 89 T e vi hearty, , 20 i t t e t cut i t t e oitt yy K. Q-S1R 7 earn coin it xMf V______________) Headed the other way. A hop skip., and jump! IR.-SR. AND TOURNEY CHAMPS: (R1, L to R) — M. Pierson, R. Harris, ]. Matey. (R2) — K. Corbett, . BlanchardA. Lovell C. Lowe. FR.-SOPH. CHAMPS: (R1, L to R) — T. Draper; M. Moore C. Beasley. (R2) — S. Barry, D. Duniphan, M. Darr. JR. HIGH CHAMPS: (R1, L to R) D. Cutright, M. Whitacre, C. Chapman. (R2) — S. Gray; K. Montgomery, M. Shackleford. 90 Faces in different directions. This is a funny game. I can jumpI Free throw for 31 Clint trips 11... Only one for the rebound. Walking it off. The rebound is here. Such expression! This page sponsored by the Body Works 91 TDeasi 7 • daCC tea H' ccacte «teco O O C' O f 5 Co ate dttcC (ZavieCC, faut oeccceoo uC o The ball is the object of this game. Either way, it's Casey's! ' Things are looking up ... The Junior High basketball season was rewarding as well as challenging. The 7th grade played far into the state series under coach Carrell. The 8th grade didn't advance as far but still played well under Coach E. Blome. With some games played at Westfield, many fans had the opportunity to watch the Bulldogs play. Congratulations to both squads and coaches'. IH game at Westfield... 92 Page proudly sponsored by Pool's. 7th GRADE: (R1, L to R) — B. Kuhn, C. Washburn, D. McKinney, T. Oakley, J. Jackson. (R2) — S. HallW. Savage, R. Weinberger, D. Cox, B. Morgan, S. Richardson, M. Robey. (R3) — . Gilbert, M. Nichols, A. Justice, T. Pierson, B. Doran, J. Wilhoit, M. Brandenburg. Please, God help meI (R1, L to R) — C. Dooley, B. Cox; C. Justice, D. Hensiek, K. Squires, G Roth. (R2) — Coach E. Blome, S. Liwix, C. Staley, M. Brown, W. Parker. r T)e vi TDi uff 7 a C $ 61 t£e Tfliate Sfrorta a,t6-£ete ove'ie iO ottorecC Ik rfnU “ZfaM. v. BASKETBALL WINNERS: (L to R) — M. Collins and D. Fuller — Free Throw Award; R. Weaver — Most Assists and Highest Field Goal Percentage; Coach Throneburg. hr 1. Girl's MVP (tie) — T. Koss (L), L. Davis, Coach Wyman. 2. VFW Awards — (L to R) — A. Checkley, T. Koss, Mr, McDanielf, presenter. 3. Boy's MVP — K. Finke, Coach Throneburg. 4. L. Davis, Free Throw Percentage Winner, Coach Wyman. 95 “Deax iaxy, 76e WS a txi fi UfCct i t t£e tl£eac -ex at a x6et-ttaCC fame . ?t reaiiy ieCfiecC MX tfeixitf J.H. BAND OFFICERS, (R1, L to R) — M. Whitacre, A. Reed, (R2) — . Ritchey, A. Tipsword. JH BAND, (R1, L to R) — B. Morgan, S. Stifal, P. Stephen, J. Hayes, A. Padrick, A. Reed, . Oakley, T. Wallace, A. Carver, V. Thompson, M. Robey, A. Simpson, A. Moore, Mr. Hickox. (R2) — £. Wattleworth, J. Ritchey, S. Carver, H. Storrud, M. Bradford, T. Perryman, D. Clements, A. Tipsword, J. Richards, A. Kibler, P. Self, R. Zachary, . Moffett, D. Anderson. (R3) — B. Doran, M. Coben, T. Sanders, C. Francis, J. Menser, A. Cummins, L. Dane, S. Comer, T. Honselman, J. Koss, K. Squires, M. Whitacre, C. Chapman, M. Morecraft, C. May. Adding to the Christmas program. Looking good in concert. 96 This page sponsored by Casey Realty, Inc. BAND MEMBERS, (R1, L to R) — G. Reed, T. Williams, C. Burris, L. Mullen, L. Ennis, T. Dry den, M. Stinson, M. Fain, M. Mitchell, A. Brown, W. Thompson, Mr. Hickox, (R2) — K. Black, B. Swick, K. Redman, A. Goodwin, D. McKinney, D. Smith, D. Pierson, S. Hicks, T. Ennis, W. Richey, C. Crouse, C. Goble. (R3) — K. Cummins, A. Gholson, F. Sanders, A. Crockett, S. Johnson, S. Reed, M. Stallings, L. Beasley, A. Brown, J. Breese, P. Robinson, S. Barry, T. Breese. BAND OFFICERS, (Rl) — Pres. K. Black. (R2, L to R) — T. Williams, (Sec. Treas.); L. Ennis (St. Council Rep.). (R3) — G. Reed (V.P.). Performance is the key to success. Director, Juriga Amy studies the director. Jr. High sings out for Christmas. Millikan Pharmacy is proud to sponsor this page. 97 CHOIR MEMBERS: (R1, L to R) — (2nd Hr.) K. Grimes (St. Teacher), A. Coleman, K. Riddle L. Ennis, . Redman, G. Reed, G. Thornton, T. Turner, A. Brown, K. Rogers, Mrs. Juriga. (R2) — S. Shutts, M. Durbin, H. Page, D. Smith, T. Davidson, T. Hudson, C. Siverly, M. Smiley, M. Duniphan, S. Donhou. (R3) — D. Staley, D. Klingler, T. Brown, V. Barry, S. Anderson, N. Higgs, C. Roan, . Davis, D. Thomas, B. Miller, J. Warner, T. Briggs, B. Ramsey. It's the Christmas concert. ... and the band played on. r. High band looked good. Choir participating in the Christmas concert. 98 Page proudly sponsored by Casey White Oak Church of God. OFFICERS: (R1, L to R) — C. Reed, L. Ennis. R2) — D. Thomas, A. Coleman. 1st HR. CHOIR: (R1, L to R) — K. Crimes, T. Hanners, A. Fuller, L. Kendall, M. Durnal, B. Nichols, Allen, M. Watters, T. Turner, A. Jones, Mrs. Juriga. (R2) — M. Wilkins, L. Corbett, S. Thomas, A. Shutts, C. Smith, J. Robinson, S. Yates, D. Chors, A. Hippier, H. Durham. (R3) — M. Cox, K. Cason, C. Arnold, L. Rodgers, L. Hawkins, B. Beasley, B. Bird, S. Fausz, S. Bollinger, H. Dominick, P. Robinson. OFFICERS: (R1, L to R) — S. Yates, B. Bird, M. Watters. (R2) — B. Nichols, S. Fausz, A. Shutts. Show Choir performs ... At L: JH OFFICERS: (R1, L to R) — D. McKinney. (R2) — . Ritchey, A. Tipsword, C. Dooley. (R3) — A. Brown, C. Percival, T. Sanders, M. Robison. and performs again. 99 ‘Wtentonie '87-88 |H CHOIR: (R1, L to R) — Mrs. Juriga, M. Shackelford, S. Smith, S. Pierson, . Wilson, D. Smith, A. Garver, D. McKinney, E. Wattleworth, K. Yocum, J. Ritchey. (R2) — M. Morecraft, S. Maxwell, L. Tiffin, T. Perryman, P. Self, C. Dooley, M. Robison, A. Tipsword, S. Stoops. (R3) — C. Percival, M. Stallings, A. Livingston, A. Davidson, A. Brown, M. Brown, T. Sanders, S. Hall, f. Richards, A. Janssen. It is solo time. Accompanying the chorus. Keeping up with the beat. Playing hard Everybody on key now ... 100 This page sponsored by Casey Tool and Machine ‘P'Pst SeveetA em (Z-KutMteti. ?e . t4, ? ?ZX (2 w t, XX Queen Melody; King David 1. (L to R) — L. Mullen, R. Thornton, C. Reed, . Maxey, T. Williams, C. Morgan, C. Gilbert, M. Brandenburg, Queen Melody Watters, King, David Comer, A. Crouse, D. Repp, C. Williams, C. Gardner, B. Swick, E. Inskeep. Some guests relaxing. s the camera. CASEY TOWNSHIP LIBRARY ” i --- III:- - _, ton_______ SaiatC Z eatnc at 7£tc6asuC pasutt s4t uf cniert yieatf s4££e t C4AO a 'U tf s4 6t t ova aufi if CAST MEMBERS: (R1, L to R) — A. Cochonour, M. Watters. (R2) — A. Kibler, A. Hedmark, S. Seed' J. Staley, A. Coleman. (R3) — P. Robinson, T. Daughhetee. The entire cast in action. 102 r Sfinely r V vfrnlny fifay and nac- vtcaC evene ancvsty t e Cnvt eve ttv v£ tde tfnlKy. )k fate ‘TTtancA, eve cvene d£vc6ed a td divntayed tv 6ean tdat flcoUvn, TftieAeMe tyveunt, £ad ee t deducted a jaiC eveafiee. '? yitcutate£y, ode evav returned tv ecv tde next day. Seven ! po anticipated i i tfanity apentv cutd eve yeaned eip £vn OKyccetv, L Avavnv, fanewt, a td ynaduativit. State cAatttfav i t tvfttfaCCf A S % C k $ 'p uf, s4 uUe £ej Ifocil e££ outf s4 Cofu e 'sQca t «tct yneat 6otaf Annie Cet Your Cun was presented in Arts Hall on March 17 and 18 to sell out crowds. Annie, played by Holly Durham and Frank, portrayed by Mike Coleman, are both expert rifle shots. They fall in love, but it takes an idea of Sitting Bull's (Ashley Gholson) to get them together. Wonderful performances by the above three, plus Kevin Finke as Charlie; Angie Coleman as Dolly, and Phil Robinson as Buffalo Bill. The director was Miss Richards. CAST: (R1, L to R) — M. Linton, I. Whitting, D. Austin, An Cochonour. (R2) — K. Black, B. Swick, T. Stice, S. Yates, H. Durham, A. Coleman, A. Orrell, H. Neff, C. Wattleworth, M. Stallings. (R3) — D. Marsh, f. Maulding, C. Gardner, R. Kelly, A. Gholson, M. Coleman, K. Finke, K. Finke, A. Tutewiler, B. Vaughn, B. Sauer, P. Robinson, S. Rogers. 104 This page sponsored by Casey Women's Civic League 'Annie and her family A moment of concern. Watch stage right. Annie helps friends. The coach scene. 'I'm an Indian now. Out “D Canqc U key v e tkie qc sti (yieAt Cxd plu 'DfUZrttA 'Wec l 2. FRESH.-SOPH. MEMBERS: (R1, L to R) — C. Finney, . Lorton, M. Owen, . Allen, K. Cochonour, B. Swick, K. Redman. (R2) — . Maulding, K. Ryan, f. Allen, . Redman, B. Cochonour, S. Reed, C. Simpson, K. Gilbert. (R3) — P. Robinson, S. Howlett, K. Savage, C. Williams, 7. Daughhetee, A. Voris, A. Orrell. OFFICERS: (R1, L to R) — G. Reed. (R2) — H. Durham, M. Stallings. (R3) — 7. Daughhetee, K. Finke, A. Coleman. 2. 3. JUNIOR-SENIOR MEMBERS: (R1, L to R) — C. Icenogle, T. Freeman, T. Williams, M. Watters, A. Coleman, T. Koss, A. Hedmark, T. Turner, J. Robinson. (R2) — T. Smith, D. Washburn, M. Linton, A. Flowers, A. Cochonour, S. Brown, K. Riddle, T. Davidson, 7. Ramsey, H. Dominick. (R3) — C. Wattleworth, S. Scott, . Whit ling, T. Stice, A. Burson, D. Austin, H. Neff, D. Smith, E. Weinberger, M. Self, 7. Hudson, . Staley, K. Rogers. (R4) — S. Seed, R. Weaver, B. Vaughn, M. Collins, B. Bird, M. Coleman, G. Reed, G. Thornton, R. Kelly, M. Stallings, L. Davis, K. Finke, H. Durham, A. Perillo. 106 Page proudly sponsored by the Far Off-Broadway Players (?£ £ SENIOR HONOR MEMBERS: (L to R) — A. Coleman, C. Reed, K. Finke, A. Cochonour, A. Hedmark. BEST NEW MEMBER: . Maulding Dawn and Ronnie — happy at the banquet. t e T ittcC Far Off-Broadway Players are proud to sponsor this page. 107 Tftone t6e ?cut Good friends, good times. Our own Rhett and Scarlett. (L to R) — Best Actor — K. Finke; Best Actress — H. Durham; Supporting Roles — A. Coleman, A. Gholson. DRAMA WEEK PARTICIPANT WINNERS: (L to R) — A. Hedmark, . Whit ling, H. Durham, A. Coleman. (R2) — C. Reed, The way we looked at the banquet. M. Stallings, K. Finke, C. Gardner. NEW THESPIANS: (R1, L to R) — K. Rogers, S. Reed, J. Allen, C. Gardner. (R2) — M. Stallings, S. Crockett, T. Daughhetee, B. Cocho-nour, . Maulding, C. Icenogle. Kevin and Amy enjoyed the Rhett and Scarlett drive through Casey's Atlanta. oeA fan it ut£ f 6 1 fan it ie tt mane cA ut a cOtecutt ne ne tt enecC. (ZivitijatioH. — if one TditA tAe 'ZOiiwt... W 108 CAST: (R1, L TO R) — M. Durbin, T. Hudson, M. Johnson, J. Redman, N. Higgs, A. Coleman. (R2) — D. Cohrs, D. Ault, S. Anderson, A. Hippier, C. Spicer, P. Robinson, T. Sanders, L. Ennis, B. Nichols, K. Riddle, D. Smith. (R3) — H. Dominick, S. Yates, S. Fausz, T. Davidson, J. Davis, B. Bird, A. Beasley, C. Reed, T. Sanders, P. Douglas, K. Rogers, S. Thomas, D. Staley, B. Beasley, T. Briggs, M. Collins. Choir Award Winners (specified below) Choir Award winners above are (R1, L to R) — C. Reed (Best Actress); All-American Hall of Fame: A. Brown, J. Allen, K. Riddle; D. Smith (Best Performer), L. Ennis All-American Hall of Fame. (R2) — B. Bird — Best Actor; S. Fausz All-American Hall of Fame; J. Davis — Show Choir and All-American Hall of Fame; H. Dominick, T. Hudson (All-American Hall of Fame). The choral department did a wonderful job with the spring musical, OKLAHOMA! Mrs. Juriga and her student teachers led the way and the choir was up to the task. Mr. Hickox directed a group of students in the orchestra which provided change music and overture. A very enjoyable evening for those in the audience! A picture of harmony. Get out of my way! Page sponsored by Jeff and Margaret Davis and Virgil and Wanda Gregg. 109 Aaron looks on as Gina does her Ado Annie. Leave me alone, lud! Quick Draw McGraw 110 Me, my house, and my song. The leads: Danelle and Brian. Some of the girls performed the difficult ballet from OKLAHOMA! The dream sequence by Jennifer and Ted. FAME COUNCIL CHAIRMAN: K. Finke FAME COUNCIL: (L to R) — B. Cochonour, A. Coleman, T. Daughhetee, L. Ennis, C. Reed, T. Williams, M. Stallings, A. Goodwin, T. Hudson, K. Riddle, D. Smith. Page proudly sponsored by the Casey Area Arts Council m HALL OF FAME BAND: (R1, L to R) — L. Beasley, T. FAME BAND: (R1, L to R) — L Mullen, L. Ennis, B. Swick. (R2) — T. Williams, L. Ennis, L. Mullen, K. Black. (R2) — A. Good- Ennis, M. Stallings, D. Smith, A. Crockett, L. Beasley, win, M. Stallings, G. Reed. FAME WINNER: Gina Reed. ($150.1)0 scholarship). DRAMA FAME WINNERS: (R1, L to R) — A. Crockett, T. Hudson, D. Snith, A. Goodwin, T. Williams. (R2) — M. Stallings, G. Reed, K. Finke, A. Coleman, T. Daughhetee, C. Gardner. FAME ART WINNERS: (L to R) — K. Rogers, D. Staley. CHOIR FAME WINNERS: (R1, L to R) — A. Coleman, L. Ennis, M. Durbin. K. Rogers, D. Smith, S. Yates, D. Staley. (R2) — T. Hudson, A. Beasley, G Reed, H. Durham, P. Robinson. 112 Page sponsor: Knierim Cov Inc. and Brass 'N Glass MEMBERS: (R1, L to R) — C. Siverly, . Breese, T. Turner; L. Mullen, J. Swick, C. Gilbert, L. Kemper; A. Crockett, T. Williams, M. Smiley, Mrs. McVey, S. Gard. (R2) — D. McKinney, M. Watters, C. Williams, K. Gilbert, A. Orrell, B. Swick, K. Redman, C. Finney, G. Reed, L. Gilbert. iaruf, nu A (utdi 4, ea Kcte%£ c£ (fctit. ete ne tecti Senior members of FHA were honored at their banquet. (R1, L to R) — C. Siverly, N. Higgs, M. Goldman, . Glidewvll. (R2) — L. Gilbert, G. Reed, S. Gard, C. Gilbert, L. Mullen, T. Williams. Mrs. McVey expressed her thanks to them and shared a few memories about her years with them. Anna and her mother enjoyed the banquet. Mrs. McVey received a beautiful music box from the FHA Seniors. 14 Old President Gina (r) handing the reins to new Pres., lodi Morgan. Kentucky Fried Chicken of Casey is proud to sponsor this page. MEMBERS: (R1, L to R) — G. Oakley, C. Gardner, A. Crouse, C. Coleman, C. Stivers, M. Fain. (R2) — C. Morgan, L. Veach, M. Darr, D. Repp, G. Maxey, K. Cummins, R. Brown, Mr. Fain. (R3) — A. Gholson, R. Melton, D. Hunt, C. Rem linger, M. Brandenburg, R. Thornton, D. Comer, M. Mullen, M. Miller. CCatiaGCed' de active i ccnteofo. a ct cvee dad cL«t %ccet i t TftancA. OFFICERS: (Ri, L to R) — D. Repp, C. Gardner, Crouse. (R2) — ( Morgan, M. Milter, D. Comer. Mike with -p zoo. t the petting Several members sported FFA jackets on Dress-Up Day. Another Mike with another pet. Kline Crop Service is proud to sponsor this page. 115 Outgoing President, D. Comer (R) gives the reins to D. Repp. C. Morgan (L) Senior Award Winner — (Newlin Award); M. Fain — Freshman Star Greenhand Award Winner. 1. (L to R) — D. Comer, Matt Fleck, WTHI Farm Director, A. Crouse at the banquet. 2. C. Gardner announces FFA winners. 3. Mr. Fain and family with a gift from the seniors. 116 3. Casey Fertilizer Co., Inc. is proud to sponsor this page. HS ST. COUNCIL: (R1, L to R) — A. Perillo, L Ennis, A. Hedmark, A. Burson, M. Linton. (R2) — J. Staley, A. Voris, A. Check ley, B. Sherman, M. Collins. (R3) — T. Williams, K. Finke, G. Reed, B. Sauer, . Whit ling, A. Flowers, L. Davis. (R4) — B. Bird, M. Stinson, M. Owen, K. Black, T. Allen, H. Durham, J. Redman, A. Coleman, S. Reed, G. McNeil, T. Daughhetee, K. Montgomery. JH: (R1, L to R) — A. Reed, V. Thompson, T. Perillo, F. Wat-tleworth, M. Robey. (R2) — M. Bradford, A. Tipsword, . Ritchey, . Koss, B. Garver, W. Savage. (R3) — Mrs. Denney, K. Squires, M. Goben, S. Livvix, C. Roth. s t cc c e t SR. HIGH OFFICERS: (L to R) — K. Black, H. Durham, K. Finke, A. Hedmark. IH banner won Christmas contest. 117 Decvi T i vuf, 7 e Conte filched ‘ e t 'Diosiy' tAe %$ tAentC td WC tt ClAoOt tAc joA putting ) in tA i y vi- o yA t fetA i. _Jki fL m V t mk Monica fits pictures. «v_ fiS Angie looks them over. i sw!Lmemben ,uli and Ann uke b™k t Vu . t r n 7 to STAFF: (R1, L to R) — T. Koss, A. Cochonour, . Whit line, S. Williams, M. Watters, C. Simpson, C. Finney, B. Swick, A. Crockett. (R 2) — T. Ramswy, K. Black, K. Cochonour, M. Owen, S. Reed, T. Daughhetee, A. Hedmark, A. Coleman, K. Riddle, D. Smith, M. Stallings. UM 8 Stacey and Becky sort through the Senior Activities. EDITORS: (L to R) — Tory Koss and Kevin Finke 118 This page sponsored by The Reporter Scfolcwtlc ‘Socvi; Mrs. Carreon offers last minute instructions. TEAM MEMBERS: (R1, L to R) — M. Bradford', L. Ault, M. Goben, T. Sanders, C. May. (R2) — E. Shobe, M. Johnson, S. Rogers, A. Simpson, . Hayes, H. Storrud, M. Moore, Mrs. Carreon (Coach), . Budd, C. Francis, K. Yocum. Capt., Matt Goben. The 7th grade team thinks it over. This page proudly sponsored by Coben Oil Co., Inc. 119 V Capt., M. Richards |V: (L to R) — F. Sanders, M. Co ben, M. Richards, A. Crocked, M. Fain. ScAooC ScfoCtwUc 'Sowt z C. Icenogle shows his stuff. SENIORS: (B to T) — T. Turner, A. Hedmark, M. Vidoni, T. Koss. O 7 Cetutta cuene ctkcC 'mckkCkq t tnone aue- cea f TEAM: (R1, L to R) — . Boldrey, E. Inskeep, R. Harris, R. Timmons, M. Cray, D. England, M. Wright, M. Voris. (R2) — . Maulding, A. Voris, A. Kibler, S. Winnett, R. Weaver, J. Earnest, C. Alexander. (R3) — C. Wilson, B. Henderson, C. Smith, S. Millam, K. Finke, M. Collins, A. Crockett, R. Kelly, C. Icenogle. v________ Question: Did Dana win this race? Sheley leaps ... but Tory and her coach talk it over. Kentucky Fried Chicken of Casey proudly sponsors this page. 121 'Runnin ugly ... Mike A . ' This is serious, Donnie. Kevin Finke brought a new meaning to the sport track. Where many students may use track as a way to get in shape or just for some spring time activity, Kevin approached it as a job — one that he loved. He was highly successful and plans to run track at the U. of I. This year he was his team's MVP, qualified in the Area Best in five events where he won the Oscar Hicks Award as the Most Outstanding Athlete at the meet. He was also voted MVP of the conference. He qualified for State in 4 events, but only competed in the 200 and 400. Keep on running, Kevin! Kevin wears another medal. ...... Across the finish line in first 3gain. Page sponsor: Casey Amoco (yogies) Food Shop TEAM: (L to R) — T. Turner, M. Howlett, K. Savage, B. Hawkins, M. Duniphan, E. Grigg, Coach Lucido, Coach Lynch. (R2) — M. Gholson, M. Henderson, M. Owen, J. Lotion, T. Koss, A. Hedmark, M. Vidoni, D. Scott, B. Edwards, D. McKinney. (R3) — Coach Larimer, K. Cochonour, T. Allen, S. Reed, M. Baxter, D. Ault, K. Montgomery, D. Washburn, S. Howlett. Mel-man on the move. Dairy Queen of Casey is proud to sponsor this page. 123 4ctia t € t te 7ft c It was another successful season for the Casey track teams. Kevin Finke placed 7th in the state in the 200 meter dash. Other boys attending state were the 4x100 relay team of M. Voris, R. Weaver, M. Gray, and M. Collins and the 4x400 unit of M. Collins, M. Wright, D. England, and B. Henderson. C. Smith (discus) and R. Harris (pole vault) also made it to state. Girls track was also successful as they won conference and entered the 4x 100 relay team of D. Ault, D. Washburn, A. Hedmark, and S. Howlett in the state meet where they placed 4th and set a new school record. K. Montgomery placed 8th at state in the discus and set a school record. Other state reps and school records were D. Ault in 400 m; S. Howlett in 100m hurdles; and 1600 m relay of D. Ault, S. Howlett, T. Allen, and T. Koss. 124 '3ci££ct M£ 07fi c 7t 4 9- £ S 7 (2 £ IZef- '• +• ZtA 4 f e� s % g-2. Xt£ 9 9-1. 8th GR. BOYS: (R1, L to R) — B. Williams, M. Whitacre, D. Ramsey, . Warner, O.Cox, C. Dooley, C. Roth, . Catterson. (R2) — M. Collins, C. Iustice, M. Morecraft, . Miller, � . Snearley, A. Cummins, V. Rodgers. (R3) — S. Livvix, M. Shackleford, C. Chapman, Coach Sinclair. STATE CONTEND-ERS: (R1, L to R) — M. Brown, A. Reed, A. Brown, R. Alexander, P. Stephen, H. Storrud, D. Cox. (R2) — C. Justice, J. Miller, A. Tiffin, M. Richardson, A. Tip-sword, . Koss, S. Carver, V. Rodgers. (R3) _ m. Shackelford, S. Gray, S. Livvix, . Budd, T. Perillo, M. Rodriguez, R. Weinberger. 125 Patti looks like a pro. In the lead. 7th CR. BOYS: (R1, L to R) — C. Lashbrook, . Gilbert', R. Weinberger; . Brown, S. Richardson, D. McKinney. (R2) — M. Nichols, S. Hall, T. Perillo, M. Rodgriguez, . Miller, B. Moore. (R3) — J. Budd, K. Montgomery, S. Gray, . Currey, S. Milton, Coach Sinclair. 7th GR. GIRLS: (R1, L to R) — A. Brown, H. Storrud, N. Bunner, A. Simpson, P. Stephen, V. Thompson. (R2) — A. Moore, A. Carver, R. Alexander, S. Stice, . Oakley, A. Reed, Coach Sinclair. Setting the pace. New JH School Records 400m Dash — . Koss (1:04.12) 800M Relay — . Koss, S. Carver, A. Tipsword, M. Richardson (1:56.89) 1600M Relay — N. Bunner, A. Simpson, A. Moore, P. Stephen (5:33.4) 1600m — C. lustice (4:55.41) 4x200 — D. Cox, S. Liwix, M. Shackelford, V. Rodgers (1:45.67) 126 Garver Spray Service is proud to sponsor this page. ttyeu4Aont6 'Sato TEAM: (R1, L to R) — T. Ennis, P. Beasley, . Whitlon. (R2) — . Goodwin, M. Stephen, S. Graham, C. Vidoni, . Blade, M. Darr. (R3) — A. Tutewiler, M. Haworth, L. Ennis, S. Seed, B. Sauer. (R4) — Coach Strohm, R. West, M. Richards, A. Beasley, S. Pierson, Coach Vidoni. 76e 6a e- aee team act a dect £ t a t a €? 2kcC jive,- ?o-r . L to R) — Coach Strohm, Bonehead Winners — C. Vidoni, A. Tutewiler, Coach Vidoni. Coach Vidoni, MVP Shane Pierson, Coach Strohm. Our Coach. Snedeker and Worms Insurance Investment is proud to sponsor this page 127 128 Baseball is a funny game. Shane is on the mound on this fine spring day. Ah ... the sweet swing of victory. SPRING VFW WINNERS: (L to R) — A. Hedmark, M. Voris, R. West, Mr. Stephen, Mr. McDaniel. Huisinga Grain is proud to sponsor this page. idiness ... and Steve's bunt... baseball! I EAM: (R1, L to R) — Coach Collins, . Crowder; B. Cochonour, . Greenwell. (R2) — A. (ibler, S. Seed, G. Oakley, D. Daughhetee, A. Checkley. (R3) — S. Roth, T. Daughhetee, 7. McNeilS. Huber, S. Fausz. 07 uti 130 Hardway Oil Co., Inc. is proud to sponsor this page. Z e TOUt t 70 Uf 7 e Tout t« 70Uf Coach Denny Throneburg has lookedat life from both sides now. Struggling through a basketball season which ended with a record well below 500, Coach T. picked up his ball and glove and said to himself, We shall not be deniedHis team was up to the task. Willing to sacrifice social life, and even studying time, the Lady Warriors practiced long and hard. Their precisioned drills grew more perfect as the season wore on and in the end the gold medal hung around each neck. Lana Davis was asked to take the ball from former star, Julie Collins. She didn't fill Julie's shoes — she made her own tracks and her season can only be described as stellar. Palestine, Robinson, Newton, Clay City, and Albion would fall to the Warriors in regional sectional play. At Pekin the girls had little trouble downing opponents Spring Valley and Carthage in the first two rounds. The Championship game was no different as Casey easily defeated Lemont 7 to 0 to become Class A champs. The day was June 3rd and Casey at the Bat was 100 years old — but there was joy in Casey, for Mighty Casey did not strike out! (Ml £cuuZ ' 4futcf Lana Davis and her pitching style found its own place in Casey Softball history. The Lady Warriors were made of good stock. Nurtured through the Casey softball program, most of the girls were seasoned veterans who knew how to handle pressure and stress; their dedication paid off. Many records belong to the Warriors, but the early press date for the FLAME doesn't allow us time to mention them this year. At the state level. Barb Blome, Tory Koss, Terri Freeman, and Angie Rankin were named to the All-Tourney team. Lana Davis, however, was the brightest star as she was also named to the All-Tourney team and selected as the Tournament MVP! i Terri Freeman played out her dream season this year as a senior. Once a mere stat keeper for Coach Throneburg's Lady Warriors, Terri persevered until she became a bench warmer, a sometime player, and finally this year a starter. And what a starter! She hit well and was an inspirational leader to her teammates. She plans to play softball at Millikin. Terri at the bat... Add 34-2 for 1988 — Wow! ... and in the field. 132 7 044 S IK4 try ISM Tory Koss, an all around athlete decided to play softball at Illinois State — lucky for them. Tory currently holds these state records: most runs scored in tourney (6); state championship games in career (4); games played at state level (12); She tied these records: runs scored in single game (3); hits in a single game (4); at bats in championship game (4). Good luck, Tory! Tory's dedication and style of play brought her plaudits from not only us, but also from opponents; she's one in a million! Freshman M. Stinson contributed greatly to the Warrior season. Winning makes walking off the field more fun. This page sponsored by Patrick M. Niebrugge, O.D. 133 7ttia6tu 'Did, 'Hot Out' THE COURT: (L to R) — B. Garver, D. Hensiek, . Ritchey (Queen), S. Liwix (King), . Koss, M. Rodriguez. Jeana and Shayne (L) C. Roth — Tommy Grafton Winner (R) K. Squires — Mike Bailey Award TOP MUSIC WINNERS: (L to R) — M. Collins, T. Honselman, T. Sanders. Beth Garver welcomes the crowd to promotion. ( i€Uuyt cvac very active % % t£e eyear. Marsha Bradford and Ted Sanders received the Legion Award. Promotion night... 135 Pogue Florist proudly sponsors this page. Across a crowded room ... T7- XT You could tell it was a party. At times just sitting at the dance is fun. And the winner is ... The final walk Where is my seat? This is the model look. The happy ones. What a way to get to prom! The Freshman helpers Bird's Nest is proud to sponsor this page. 137 Cool dudes. They said it couldn't be done. With Mr. Wyman and Coach Sinclair in Charge of Prom, � ve all expected a picnic in the park. However, this turned out to be one of the loveliest proms in recent memory. Near the close of the evening Tory Koss and Matt Voris were crowned King and Queen. R: COURT: W. Parker, S. Brown, D. Austin, T. Koss, M. Voris, K. Finke, D. Comer, A. Checkley. Look our way. Are you kidding met Kevin and Amy won the smile contest. Stay awake, just a bit longer, Andy. 138 This page sponsored by the Pharmacie Shoppe K. Finke — Winner of Josten's Leadership Scholarship I DARE YOU AWARD: (L) A. Crouse, M. Stephen ENGLISH AWARDS: (L to R) — S. Card, A. Hedmark, K. Black, L. Ennis, A. Burson, M. Swick, T. Koss, A. Cochonour, K. Finke. HOME EC AWARDS: (R) — C. Reed, S. Card. HONOR BAND AWARDS: (L to R) — £. Ennis, K Black, D. Smith. eve y t vied t£e deet tde eject cCcvUkcj 'P'UUplCUK. HIGH HONORS: Matt Fain Becky Swick Sonya Yates Angie Goodwin Tami Hudson Sean Seed Kirk Black Stacey Card Missy Swick HONORS: Sherri Babcock Kim Cochonour Lance Ennis Travis Ennis Cheryln Finney Stacey Millam Michele Owen Kim Redman Michael Richards Philip Robinson Stacy Williams Sheila Anderson Dana Ault Amy Hippier Kandy Montgomery Jennifer Redman Stacey Reed Brian Sauer Andy Tutewiler Aaron Beasley Amy Brown Angie Crouse Lana Davis Shannon English Jason Maulding Chad Vidoni Bryan Cochonour Tom Daughhetee Scott Seed Danelle Smith Kevin Finke Laurie Mullen Trevor Ramsey Dede Staley Michael Stephen Ron Weaver Roger West John Breese Abby Burson Ann Cochonour David Comer Jason Crowder Debbie Davis Lisa Ennis Terri Freeman Amy Hedmark Tory Koss Wendy Parker John Pogue Gina Reed Carey Tipsword Melody Watters Tammy Williams Peggy Young Holly Durham 139 'ftyovunAs 'Day %% STUDENT NURSING CERTIFICATION: R1, L to R) — D. Roan, K. Black, L. Kendall, L. Corbett. (R2) — L. Medsker, M. Goldman, H. Page, T. Planners, D. Loftis, M. Morey. PERFECT ATTENDANCE Becky Clements Lana Davis Angie Goodwin Scott Huber Tami Hudson Debbie McKinney Mendi Pfister Doug Repp Ke'an Rogers Scott Seed Sean Seed Dede Staley Michael Stephen Dawn Washburn Elizabeth Weinberger Mike Wright Tammy Williams (4 years) i SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD: K. Finke and W. Parker ACADEMIC FITNESS PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS; STATE SCHOLARS: (L to R) — K. Finke, T. Koss, L. Mullen, W. Parker, K. Black, . Pogue. HONOR MARSHALS: (L to R) — T. Hudson, D. Smith, S. Seed, H. Durham, S. Seed. 140 Bird's Nest is proud to sponsor this page. rtyene fo t e TOiKK ia A. s4cade Uc4 •pi TttVlAlKf TttutiC A. COMPUTER AWARDS: (R1, L to R) — D. Daughhetee, L. Mullen, A. Flowers, A. Hardin, T. Ramsey. (R2) S. Seed, A. Kibler, K. Finke, S. Seed. B. MUSIC AWARDS: (L to R) — K. Black ( Semper Fidelis — Marine); C. Reed (J. O. Hawkins); L. Mullen (John Philip Sousa). C. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: (R1, L to R) — M. Swick, A. Hedmark, T. Koss, L. Ennis, L. Mullen. (R2) — K. Black, A. Coleman, S. Brown, S. Card, K. Finke. D. SCIENCE AWARDS: (L to R) — K. Black, K. Finke, T. Koss, S. Seed. E. MATH AWARDS: (L to R) — M. Coleman, K. Black, J. Pogue, K. Finke, T. Koss. This page sponsored by United Methodist Church 141 142 A touch of flowers ... and a special song or two Heady to face the cold, cruel world. Mrs. Reed, Board Rep., congratulates Ann. This page sponsored by George Rutledge Olds, Cadillac, Inc. The Senior Crew 'Puttin on the Ritz Graduation for the Class of 1988 teas a very special occasion. Speeches were given by the class Valedictorians and Salutatorian: Kevin Finke, Kirk Black, Tory Koss, and Abby Burson. Special music was presented by the senior members of the choir, Clayton Spicer, and the high school band. Rev. Philip Icenogle spoke during the early part of the ceremony. The student speakers reviewed class memories, expressed thank you's to parents and teachers, and spoke of meeting challenges and reaching goals. The Class of '88 also presented their mothers with flowers during the graduation festivities. The heat has become a tradition at Casey's graduation, but a great deal of the warmth came from the class as they said their goodbyes. Mike made it! All of the student speakers were sincere in wishing their classmates the best of luck. (2 Z44 'XX This page sponsored by Larsson, Woodyard, Henson — CPA. Looks like we made it! The traditional crowded hallway following the ceremony.