Central High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Camp Point, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1981 volume:

EACH DAWN GIVES A NEW CHANCE INDEX ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 5- 9 SENIORS 11- 44 JUNIORS 45- 50 SOPHOMORES 51- 56 FRESHMEN 57- 62 ACTIVITIES 63- 84 ATHLETICS 85-108 ADVERTISING 109-120 EVENTS OF THE YEAR Ronald Reagon defeated Jimmy Carter — 1980 Presidential Election. Price of Gold hit an all-time high on the world markets. Assassination attempt made on Pope John Paul II. Black children murdered at Atlanta. 5 die in head-on collision near Fowler. Camp Point United Methodist Church builds new sanctuary. Top 5 Songs Keep on Lovin’ You - REO Speedwagon Celebration - Kool the Gang Kiss on my List - Hall Oates Hit me with your Best Shot - Pat Benatar Take it on the Run - REO Speedwagon Top Musical Groups REO Speedwagon AC DC Styx Charlie Daniels Band Queen Female Sex Symbols Loni Anderson Catherine Bach Morgan Fairchild Stacks (Judy Landers) Linda Grey Male Sex Symbols Tom Selleck John Schneider Burt Reynolds Tom Wopat Erik Estrada Iranian Embassy taken over — hostages held 444 days. Assassination attempt made on President Reagan. Washington — Mt. St. Helens erupts. 5-year-old Alan Madden beaten to death by parents. Clayton Christian Church celebrates 100th anniversary. Top Movies Stir Crazy 9 to 5 Any Which Way You Can Caddy Shack Private Benjamin Star Wars Top Shows Magnum P.I. Enos Facts of Life Dukes of Hazzard BJ the Bear Top Actresses Sally Field Goldie Hawn Catherine Bach Victoria Principal Loni Anderson Top Actors Tom Selleck Burt Reynolds Clint Eastwood Gregory Harrison Tim Conway 2 IN DEDICATION TO GEORGE MCCLINTOCK The students of Central deeply appreciate all the sixteen years George has spent driving a school bus. He has devoted much time to taking the students to games and making sure they get there safely. Sixteen years is a long time to put up with water gun fights, paper wads, yelling, and screaming. A very big THANKS, George! We hope there will be many more years of your service. Did someone say Dave? “Biology bugs me!?“ “Can you guys hear me?” In-school suspension again, Mr. Allen? “Hi, guys!” a Another excitin teacher’s meeting?? Here she is Miss Potty Patrol! Gee, your hair smells terrific!” Noogie, Noogie!!!! BOARD OF EDUCATION A D M I N I S T R A T I O N L to R: Norma Janssen, Herb Leenerts, Dr. Frank Chamberlain, Fred Bennett, Ben Myers, Brad Kestner, Leroy Steinkuhler 6 Dorothy Heinecke Richard Royalty Phyllis Marlow Harold Sickles Counselor Joseph Wartick Problems of Democracy American History Richard Meyer General Business American History, Citizenship Gene Parker Typing, Consumer’s Ed. Business Law, Clerical Ruth Kerr Record Keeping, Accounting I,II Secretarial Training David Kerr Ag. 1.11,111,1V Robert Wilson Boys P.E. 7 Pat Creek Girls P.E. Joyce Steiner Physics, Math Analysis Jamene McCall Chemistry Algebra II Rod Houston Algreba II, Geometry, General Math Dale Simon Biology Michael Saul Band 8 Karen Korenowski English II Diane Anderson English I German I,II Randi Saul Speech, English III Harry Elbe Dan Wade Suzanne Niemann General Science Driver’s Ed. Health Health Reva Traver Librarian David Allen Industrial Arts 10 CLASS OFFICERS: L to R: I op: Craig Carstens-Stud. Govn. Rep., Travis Knorr — President, Dean Moore-Vice-pres., Front: Laura Adam-Treasurer, Toye Williams-Secretary, Tracy Janssen-Stud. Govn. Rep. VOTED BY SENIORS CLASS OF ’81 CLASS COLORS: Deep Purple Lavender CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation with purple tips MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dean Moore Kelli Lord CLASS MOTTO Tomorrow is not promised us So let us take today and Make the most of it The once we pass this way CLASS CLOWN Ted Perry Laura Adam 12 NOT SHOWN SHORTEST BODIES David Tournear Vicki Irvin CUTEST SMILES Dwight Heubner Lisa Woodman MOST SPIRITED Toye Williams Bob Kern QUIETEST Martha Moellring Raymond Hull CLASS SPONSORS Dan Wade Rich Meyer 13 STUDENT OF THE MONTH September October November Dean Moore December Shanzelle Clevenger January Kelli Lord February Tracy Janssen March. Julie Gunn May Roberta Deming Leisha Scheuermann Toye Williams AWARDS NIGHT May 18, 1981 Shorthand-Mrs. Kerr: Sara Farlow, Janet March, Dina Niesen, Darlene Irvin, Charlotte Austin Winget Award-Mrs. Kerr: Roberta Deming Science Award-Ms. Steiner: Kelli Lord Physics Bowl Team (3rd place- Western 111. Univ.): Leisha Scheuermann, Kelli Lord, Nils Arvidsson Summit Club-Mr. Wartick: Sherri Lynn Bennett, Barbara Davison, Roberta Deming, Raymond Hull, Tracy Janssen, Elizabeth Schreacke, Maribeth Wagner, Joy Sprenger. Co-Operative Vocational Education-Mr. Wade: Gary Johnson, Theresa Campbell, Brian Davis, John Eidson, Gary DeMoss, Nancy Aden, Gary Kindhart, Bill March, Janie Parker. Newspaper Award-Mrs. Creek: Nils Arvidsson, Leisha Scheuermann Badminton-Mrs. Creek: 1st Gary Kestner, Steve Powell; 2nd Coach Wilson, Mrs. Creek; 3rd Nils Arvidsson, Glen Masters; 4th Coach Houston, Mr. Kerr. Band Awards-Mr. Saul: Senior Band Pins: Laura Adam, Nils Arvidsson, Kelli Lord, Leisha Scheuermann, Marcia Bucher, Martha Moellring, Shanzelle Clevenger, Roberta Deming, Cindy Eidson, Janet March. David Marlow Memorial Scholarship: Joy Sprenger John Phillip Sousa: Shanzelle Clevenger Service Award: Greg Daggett Most Improved Band Member: Darren Albers Drama Club-Mrs. Saul: Toye Williams, Leisha Scheuermann Chemistry Award-Mrs. McCall: Fred Kerr Home Ec.-Mrs. Assell Student Aids: Kathy Bucklew, Lisa Woodman Outstanding Foods: Kim Hibbert Outstanding Clothing: Julia Hunsaker Doug Smith Award-Mr. March: Monica Simmons and Nils Arvidsson Illinois State Scholars-Mr. Sickles: Christine Vonholt, Monica Simmons, Leisha Scheuermann, Kelli Lord “I Dare You” Award-Mr. Sickles: Lori Ihrig, Doug Janssen, Janet Tenhaeff, Craig Wagner D.A.R. Good Citizen-Mr. Sickles: Toye Williams Adams Co. Health Improvement Asso. Nursing: Tammy Swift Good Citizen Awards-Mr. Bucklew: Nancy Aden, Dean Moore Student Government Scholarship: Leisha Scheuermann National Honor Society Scholarship: Barbara Davison. High Honor Graduate Awards-Mr. Bucklew: Roberta Deming, Kelli Lord, Leisha Scheuermann, Christine Vonholt. Honors Graduate Award-Mr. Bucklew: Barbara Davison, Raymond Hull, Tracy Janssen, Dean Moore, Shanzelle Clevenger. Lions Vocational Scholarships: Randy Haschemeyer, Greg Glesner S.A.A. Awards: Shanzelle Clevenger, Barbara Davison, Roberta Deming, Raymond Hull, Tracy Janssen, Kelli Lord, Dean Moore, Leisha Scheuermann, Monica Simmons, Christine Vonholt. Student Government Award-Mr. Parker: Julia Hunsaker, Jon Myers, Julie Gunn, Angie Wittier, Doug Tenhouse, Nancy Golden, Tracy Janssen, Doug Janssen, Byron McCall, Carmell Clevenger, Kim Post, Steve Aden, Jeanne Padgett, Craig Carstens, Jim Mixer 15 16 Robert Abbott Laura Adam Mark Aden Nancy Aden Jeff Armstrong Nils Arvidsson Richard Bailey Cindy Bair Steve Balzer Curt Beebe 18 Paula Beebe Sherri Bennett Ruth Bienhoff Wayne Brocksieck Craig Carstens Janice Bruns Marcia Bucher Gordon Cantrell Shanzeile Clevenger 19 Brian Davis 1.DARLENE IRVIN 2. JULIE HARDY 3. LISA WOODMAN 4.TAMMY SWIFT 5. BOB KERN 6.RONALD LEENERTS 7.BRAD FLESNER 8.KELLI LORD 9.CINDY EIDSON 10.JANICE BURNS 11 .TIM LUNG 12.SHERRI BENNETT 13.CHRIS VONHOLT 14.MARIBETH WAGNER 15.LINDA ALEXANDER 16.DEBBIE DEMING 17.PAULA BEEBE 18. BARBARA DAVISON 19.JULIE GUNN 20. ALICE GOODING 21.KIMBERLY POST 22.TED PERRY 23. JEFF ARMSTRONG 24.VICKI IRVIN 20 (4 I l.LISA WELTY 2.ROBERTA DEMING 3.MARTHA MOELLRING 4.MARCIA BUCHER 5.TOM POST 6.CRAIG CARSTENS 7.NANCY ADEN 8.LAURA ADAM 9.BESS DOYLE 10.TRAVIS KNORR 11.NANCY GOLDEN 12.DWIGHT HEUBNER 13.SHERRI WEBSTER 14.DEAN MOORE 15.MATT REDENIUS 16.JERRY SHAFFER 17.STEVE BALZER 18.RANDY HASCHE-MEYER 19.MONTY JIBBEN 20.MONICA SIMMONS 21..JANET MARCH 22.TOYE WILLIAMS 23.RICHARD BAILEY 24.GREG WYATT 25.DARRELL ROBERTS 26.TRACY JANSSEN 27.JANE PARKER 28,JULIA HUNSAKER 21 Barbara Davison Debbie Deming Cindy Eidson John Eidson Brad Flesner Greg Flesner David Gilliland Nancy Golden 22 Alice Gooding Julie Gunn Julie Hardy Handy Haschemeyer Dwight Heubner Raymond Hull Julia Hunsaker Derik Ihnen 23 24 Sharing horizons that are new to us watching the signs along the way. Each turn will bring a different view to us. working together day to day. Together, together. And when the evening comes, We smile. So much of life ahead. We’ll find a place where there’s room to grow. We’ve only just begun. 25 Kelli Lord Sharon Lord Tracy Janssen Monty Jibben Gary Johnson Bob Kern Gary Kind hart Ron Kitchen Travis Knorr Ron Leenerta 28 Jeff Tabor David Tournear 30 Chris Vonholt Toye Williams Teresa Campbell Cathy Tooley 31 Bob Abbott has just inherited Bob’s Bruce 88 in Camp Point. Laura Adam is now working at the Brisbayne Zoo in Australia in charge of training the koala bears and is also working as an animal impersonator on the side. Mark Aden has just designed and built a personilized Model-T for Farrah Fawcett. Nancy Aden is now a personal manager for Ronnie Milsap. Linda Alexander has her own beach resort in California. Jeff Armstrong has just finished a photography session for the January issue of Playgirl as the centerfold model. Nils Arvidsson is currently a Swedish ambassador to the U.S. Rich Bailey has just finished a world crusade with Billy Graham under the holy name of Father Michael. Cindy Bair is currently raising lots of little Dearwesters and pumping gas with her husband, Tim. Steve Balzer is owner of his own chain of skating rinks. Curt Beebe is the current owner and operator of Cameros, Unlimited. Paula Beebe has just invented a new formula for making hickeys invisible Sherri Bennett has just finished filming her new movie- a sequel to Fast Break - Slow Break Ruth Ann Bienhoff is Presidnt of Anheuser Busch, Inc., and owns a very successful nightclub for men only in St. Louis. Wayne Brocksieck has just replaced Howard Cosell as an official sports commentator. Janice Bruns is the head trucker and owner of J.B. Trucking Company. Marcia Bucher has just broken the world’s record for the longest fingernails. Theresa Campbell has just broken the world’s car driving record by driving her car for 300 consecutive hours. Craig Carstens has just opened Craig’s First National Bank of Chat-ton and is the First Vice-President of Anheuser Busch, Inc., on his way up. Shanzelle Clevenger is the owner and operator of the Stockyard Inn when home from touring with the nationally-renound hand. Showdown. Brian Davis is the head mechanic for Chrysler. Barb Davison has devoted her life to finishing college as she has not yet finished her entrance exams. Debbie Deming is now keeping wrestling stats for Bruiser Bob Swee-tan. Roberta Deming is now attending Harvard while trying to support her husband. Randy. Gary Demoss is now the first male Home Ec. teacher at C.H.S. Bess Doyle is currently living with Michael Jackson and is teaching disco at a local dance school. Cindy Eidson is head nurse at Blessing Hospital while supporting her husband, Lee. John Eidson is a United States Senator fighting for the legalization of marihuana. Brad Flesner has recently joined up with the Joey Chitwood Stunt Car Drivers. Greg Flesner is now driving his own car in the “National Crash” Demolition Derby. Dave Gilliland has added yet another Gilliland’s Pizzeria to his endless string of pizza joints. Nancy Golden is the head fashion designer for Perre’s Designs along with her hobby, the Windmill Inn. Alice Gooding is the head instructor at Gooding’s School of Flying. She teaches the first lesson of How to Get Off a Roof Safely” for free. Julie Gunn, after making her third million has retired from the contracting business and is currently living in her palatial mansion at Spring I ake Estates. Julie Hardy has just opened her own finishing school for young ladies and helps Doug slop the hogs after school hours. Randy Haschemeyer has the largest privately owned vegetable stand in the U.S. Jay Hester is currently teaching gun safety at C.H.S. Dwight Heubner has his own shoe factory- STACKS, Ltd. Raymond Hull is the Professor of History at the University of Illinois. Julia Hunsaker has her own radio station- WPINK- where she is the head D.J. Derik Ihnen is Vice-President in charge of mechanics at Ford Motor Co. Darlene Irvin is a model for “Miss Clairol” TV commercials. Vicki Irvin has just married 6’9” Larry Bird and is traveling the world with the Boston Celtics. Tracy Janssen has taken over the Golden Nursing Home. Monty Jibben has taken Rona Barret’s place as Editor-in-Chief of Hollywood. Gary Johnson is touring the country lecturing about the fine art of public speaking. Bob Kern has just finished an exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York while Tammy eagerly awaits the arrival of their 5th child. Gary Kindhart has just defeated Bulldog Bob Brown for his 5th straight win on All-Star Wrestling. Ron Kitchen is flying kitchen” appliances all over the nation and has a girl-friend in every corner of the world. Travis Knorr has hust taken Evil Knievel’s place as a daredevil stunt rider and completed his first jump over the Grand Canyon. Larry Leake is now a Captain in the United States Armed Services. Ron Leenerts is Following family tradition and is head janitor at Central High School. Kelli Lord has just won the Nobel Peace Prize for her work discovering new formulas for future math students. Sharon Lord has just opened a day care center. Tim Lung is star linebacker for the Pittsburg Steelers and is personal body guard of Chery Teigs. Bill March is still working at Moore Seed Co. His favorite pasttime is still cruising. Janet March is gymnastics trainer for the U.S. Olympic team. Martha Moellering is now assistant Chief-of-Staff of the U.S. Air Force. Deam Moore has just been traded to the Dallas Cowboys after being a successful bench warmer for the Pittsburg Steelers. Jane Parker is a head waitress at the Hyatt-Regency in Chicago. Ted Perry is currently owner of the Copenhagen manufacturing plant and is third Vice-President of Anhauser Busch, Inc. Kim Post has just won her first million after bowling her one hundred sixty-seventh 300 game on Bowling for Dollars. Tom Post has just been hired as head contractor for the building of the new White House. Wes Powell is currently manager and coach for his five sons, who wrestle professionally. Matt Redenius is now an accountant for H R Block. Mike Rigg owns his own trucking line called Rigg’s Rigs. Darrell Roberts is working as a mechanic for Ford Motor Co. Leisha Scheuermann is now starting her third novel, predicted to be another best seller. Jerry Shaffer is now in the Guiness Book of World Records for having the most girl-friends nation-wide. Monica Simmons is a nationally known choral director and recording star. Tim Stabler has recently taken over Johnny Carson’s job on the Tonight Show. Roger Stark is a reigning world champion demolition derby driver. Tammy Swift is a nurse and has been votes Mother-of-the-Year three times. Jeff Taber has recently replaced Marlon Perkins of Wild Kingdom. David Tournear has just been promoted to the rank of three-star General in the U.S. Army. Chris Vonholt has just written a best-seller entitled How to Survive in a Male-Dominated World. Maribeth Wagner is photographer for Playgirl Magazine. Sherri Webster is school nurse for Community School District 3. Lisa Welty is now head nurse at St. Mary’s hospital in Quincy, Illinois. Toye Williams is a world-renowned lawyer who stars in community theaters on the Ultra-Brite commercial. Greg Wyatt has recently received a Nobel Peace Prize for his experiments with Angel Dust. 32 Robert Abbott Laura Ann Adam Nickname: LA. Ladam, Lar, Dale FS: Areeba. Areeba! FP: WlU-Law Enforcement German Club 1.2,3.4; Pep Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1.2,3,4; Chorus 2; Powderpuff 3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Softball 1,3.4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 2.3,4 Mark Aden Nancy Ann Aden Nickname: Nanny Ahden FS. Cool it! “Such is life” FP: Gem City College; Pep Club 4; Chorus 1,2; Powderpuff 3.4; Basketball Stat 1.2,3; Class Play 3 Jeffrey Lozele Armstrong Nickname: Armweak, “Jethro Bodean FS: “Ya Know”; “Hey Momma”; “Oh baby”; “My dear” FP: College and live a happy and healthy life Pep Club 1.4; Varsity Club 4; Ind. Arts 1,2; Art Club 4; Football 1,2.4; Nils Arvidsson Nickname. Nessie „ FS: “Don’t ask me. I’m only the piano player around here. FP: Go to a university and an art career Band 4; Drama Club 4; Art Club 4; Chorus 4; Newspaper Staff 4 Richard Michael Bailey Nickname: Rich, Dick, Father Michael FS: It’ll do until something better comes along. FP: Music career Chorus 1,2,4. Cindy L. Bair Nickname: “Burr”, “Yogi” FS: “Ain’t that something?” FP: Get married and find a good job German Club 1,2; FAA 1; Powderpuff 3; Softball 2; Class Play 3; Class Officer 2; Vo-tech 3; Pom pon 1,2.3 Steve Balzer Nickname: MAD BOMBER FS: Suck a rock FP: To become rich Wrestling 4; Track 4 Curtiss L. Beebe 'Nickname: Pink Stud Basketball 1; Tennis 1 Paula A. Beebe Nickname: Poola, Pay-ola FS: Not to shabby, “Go for it” FP: College Pep Club 4; FHA 4; FHA Officer 4 Sherri Lynn Bennett Nickname: Benny FS: “I can relate to that”; “Could you please move. Ms. Steiner?” FP: College Science Club 3,4; German Club 1.2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Powderpuff 3,4; FHA 1; Class Play 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Volleyball 4, Summit Club 3,4 Ruth Ann Bienhoff Nickname: Chip. Mouse FS: I’m so cool! FP: College for dental assisting Pep Club 4; Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Class Play 3; Powderpuff 3,4; Flag Corps 3,4; FHA 4 Wayne Brocksieck Janice Marie Bruns Nickname: J.B.. Mama FS: Stop it! I mean it not! Get serious! FP: Truckdriver German Club 1. Pep Club 4; GAA 1.2,3.4; Powderpuff 3,4; Basketball 1 Pom-pon 4 Marcia Bucher FP: College Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 4; GAA 1.2,3.4; Band 1.2,3.4; Chorus 1,2,4; Class Play 3; Powderpuff 3; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Flag Corps 4; Swing Choir 4; Who’s who among American High School Students Gordon Cantrell Craig i ee Carstens Nickname: Craiger FS: Hev Bucko! FP: College Student Govt. 4; FFA 3.4; Pep Club 4; Powderpuff Coach 3.4; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Baseball 4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 4 Shanzelle Ann Clevenger Nickname: Effie FS. Kid FP: Happily married w large family; going into either accounting or business management NHS 2.3,4; German Club 1.2; GAA 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 4; Band 1,2.3,4; Chorus 1.2; Powderpuff 3,4; Student of the Month 4: Track 1,2; Class Play 3; Wrestling Cheerleader 2.3,4; SAA 2,3,4 Brian Davis Barbara Ann Davison FS: Oh, Crickets! My foot! Ten to one. FP: College. Work NHS 2,3,4; German Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Powderpuff 4; SAA 1,2,3; Who’s Who Among American H. S. Students Debbie Deming Nickname: Deb FS: Get off my case! “Kids” FP: Work, marriage Pep Club 4; Powderpuff 3.4; Class Play 3. Wrestling Stat 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 Roberta Deming Nickname: Berta. Bert, Tweety FS: Are you crazy? FP: College. Marriage Annual Staff 4; NHS 4; Pep Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2.3,4, Chorus 1,2.4; Powderpuff 3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; Class Play 3; Wrestling Cheerleader 4: Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 Bess Doyle Nickname: Long. Doyyyllle. Doydel, Dill FS: 1 ’bout went nuts! Awful Perdy! Hey Bienhoff. let’s go to Bowen! FP: Fashion Merchandising and meeting Michael Jackson NHS 2,3,4; German Club 1,2,3.4; GAA 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1,4; Varsity Club 3.4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1.2; Powderpuff 3,4; Track I; Softball 4; Volleyball 2.3,4; Class Play 3; Flag Corps 2,3,4; SAA 1,2,3; Class Officer 1; Boys Basketball Stat 1,2,3.4 Lucinda Lou Eidson Nickname: Ed, EMT Eidson, Cindy FS: Hubba bubba FP: Nursing Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Band 1.2.3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1.2; Powderpuff 3,4: Class Play 3; Wrestling Cheerleader 3,4; Majorette 4; Baton Twirler 1,2,3,4: Wrestling Stat 2 John Eidson Bradley S. Flesner Nickname: Big B FS: I don’t think I’m bad. I know I’m bad! FP: Atten Spoon River College in Ag. Mech. FFA 1; Basketball 1,2,3 Secretary 1; Vo-Tech 3,4 Greg Flesner David Wayne Gilliland Nickname: Ollie Ostrich FS: You burn out! FP: To party every nite Nancy Golden Nickname: Nancy Jeanie FS: That’s gross, you guys! FP: College or work Student Govt. 4: Pep Club 4: Band 4: Art Club 3,4; GAA 4; Powderpuff 3,4; Class Play 3; Flag Corps 4; FHA 4; FHA Officer 4: Art Club Officer 4 Alice Elaine Gooding Nickname: Alkie FP: Don’t know Annual Staff 1; Science Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Ind. Arts 1; Art Club 1,2; GAA 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Powderpuff 3,4; Softball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Newspaper Staff 1; FBLA 1,2 Julie Gunn Nickname: Gums, Gumsie, Bools. Gunner FP: Illinois College at Jacksonville Student Govt. 4; Annual Staff 3; German Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1.4; Varsity Club 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1; Powderpuff 3.4; Track 1; Bowling Team 2; Class Play 3; Flag Corps 2,3,4; Pom-pon 2-3; Student Govt. Officer 4; Homecoming Court 4 Julie Jo Ann Hardy Nickname: Duh, Hard FS: I don’t understand FP: Robert Morris College Accounting Annual Staff 3,4; German Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,4; Varsity Club 3,4; GAA 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Powderpuff 3,4; Class Play 3; Flag Corps 2,3,4; District Chorus 1.2,3,4; All-State Chorus 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Who’s Who Among American H.S. Students 4 Randy Haschemeyer Nickname: Hush puppies. Mush Mouth FS: Lets do it FP: College, Farming, getting married Industrial Arts 1: Vo-Tech 3.4 Dwight Heubner Nichname: Buzz FP: College or Farm FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Pep Club 1 Julia Anne Hunsaker Nichname: Hallejulia. Julius, Squirrley mae FS: “Oh Poof’; “Shoot a duchhead”; “You Kubbin!” FP: become a radio D.J.; get married; live a healthy, happy life Student Government 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Band 2; Drama Club 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Powderpuff 3,4; Wrestling Stat 4; Track Stat (girls) 3; Class Play 3; Flag Corps 2.4; FHA 4; Pom-Pon Squad 1,2,3,4; Vo-Tech 3; Office Worker 4 Raymond Hull NHS 3,4 Darlene Rene Irvin Nichname: Leno, Irvy, Dar, Irv FP: Go to college, begin a career, and get married. German Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1.4; Band 1.2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Powderpuff 3.4; Track (girls) 1; Volleyball 1,2,3.4; Bowling Team 3; Class Play 3; Flag Corps 4; FHA 4; Baton Twirler 1,2,3; FBLA 4 Vicki Marlene Irvin Nickname: Keebley. Shorty, Icky Little Vicki FS: Shut-up; I love it! FP: College, to become an architect Pep Club 4; Band 4; Drama Club 3,4; Art Club 3.4; Art Club Officer 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Powderpuff 3.4; Basketball 2; Color Guard 4; FHA 4; Girls BB Stat 1 Derik Ihnen Nickname: Derkle, Burrus FS: You Redneck! FP: College; farm Ind. Arts 1,2; Band I; Class Ply 3; Vo-Tech 3,4 Tracv Lynn Janssen Nickname: Trace FS: That makes sense! FP: College Student Govt. 4; NHS 4; Pep Club 4; Chorus 1.3,4; SAA 1,2,3; Class Officer 4 Monty Jibben Basketball 1; Class Play 3; Baseball 3,4; Pep Club 4 Gary Johnson Bob Kern Nickname: Kernal FS: Hey Bucko! FP: Law enforcement Pep Club 4; Basketball 1,2 , Wrestling 4; Track 1,2 Gary Kind hart Ronald R. Kitchen Nickname: Ronnie FS: Jiminy Christmas! FP: Attend JWCC for Broadcasting Electronics Chorus 3 Travis Knorr Nickname: Knorrski FS: Whut er doin? FP: School, work Varsity Club 4: Baseball 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Class officer 2,4; Powderpuff Coach 3 Ronald R. I eenerts FS: Why not? FP: Farmer Ind. Arts 2,3.4; Chorus 2.4 Kelli Jeanine Lord Nickname: Kel, Killer, Good Lord FS: This is true. Go for it FP: College, become a teacher, marriage Annual Staff 4; NHS 2,3.4; German Club 1,2; Pep Club 4; Band 1.2,3,4; Drama Club 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; Powderpuff 4; Student of the month 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Class play 3; SAA 2,3,4; Who’s Wrho 4; Basketball Stat. 3,4; Baseball Stat. 3 Sharon Lord Timothy Ray Lung Nickname: Nemo FS: Scumbag. Another one bites the dust FP: Engineer 34 Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Varsity Club 1,2,3.4; Industrial Arts 1,2,3.4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 4; Track 1,3,4; Baseball 4; Class Play 3 Bill March Janet March Nickname: Marchy FS; Groan; We’re bad, that’s right, we’re had FP to Northwest Missouri to become a legal secretary and live life to the fullest. German Club 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 1.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Powderpuff 3; Track 1,2; Class Play 3; Swing Choir 4; Jazz Band 1 Martha Ann Moellring Nickname: Morder FP: Air Force and College Science Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3.4; German Club 1,2,4; Drama Club 1; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Powderpuff 3,4; Track 1,2,4; Class Play 3; District Band 2,3.4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 4 Dean K. Moore Nickname: Deano FS: than all get out! FP: WIU-Agriculture NHS 2.3,4; NHS President 4; Pep Club 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3.4; Student of the Month 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 2,3.4; Century Club 4; Christmas 1.2,3,4; Homecoming King 4; Pow’derpuff Cheerleader 3 Jane A. Parker Nickname: Parkay. Parkee. Plain Jane FS:____it! Go for it! FHA 4 Ted Perry Nickname: Uncle Ted. Ted FS: But it’s important, Ain’t this fun? FP: College, farming, make my first million Pep Club 1,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Class Play 3; Powderpuff Coach 4; Homecoming Court 4 Kim Post Nickname: Kimmie Sue FS: Do you want to hear a joke? I’m hungry! FP: Work and get married Student Govt. 4; Pep Club 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Powderpuff 3,4; Bowling Team 2,3.4; Class Play 3; FHA 4 Tom Post Nickname: Toad FS: Let’s party!! FP: College, work Varsity Club 3; Basketball 2; Vo-Tech 3,4; Wrestling 1 Wesley Powell Nickname: W’es FS: You queer! FP: Get a job and get married FFA 1,2; Varsity Club 2.3,4; Ind. Arts 1: Football 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Class Play Matthew Jay Redenius Nickname: Matt FS: You’re lying. FP: Accounting NHS 2,3,4; Ind. Arts 2 Mike Rigg Gerald Henry Shaffer Nickname: Shafe. Bear, Chaffer FS: Oh baby, baby!! Hey, Sweetie! h P: College and to lead a happy and prosperous life. Pep Club 4; Varsity Club 4; Powderpuff 3.4; Track 1 Leisha Ann Scheuermann FP: College, become an author Annual Staff 4; NHS 2,3.4; German Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 4; Band 1,2,3.4; Dram Club 2,3.4; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Track 1.2,3.4; Class Play 3; Newspaper Staff 1,2.3,4; SAA 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Drama Club Officer 4; NHS Officer 4; Band Officer 4; Chorus Officer 4 Monica Jean Simmons Nickname: Chicken legs, Monicrunch FS: Oh my God! That’s true. I don’t believe it! FP: College at WIU Student Govt. 2,3; Annual Staff 4: Science Club 3,4; NHS 2,3,4; German Club 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 1,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4: Drama Club 4; GAA 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3.4; Powderpuff 3,4; Volleyball 1; Class Play 3; Flag Corps 2.3,4; Pom-pon 1; SAA 1.2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3; German Club Officer 3; GAA Officer 3; Homecoming Court 4; All-State Chorus 3; All District Chorus 2.3,4; Christmas Court 1,2,3; IL State Scholar 4; Swing Choir 4; All District Jazz Choir 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4 Tim Stabler Roger A. Stark Nickname: Starky, Shark FS: You’re messin’ up. FP: Working a machine shop and making a million. Machine shop 3.4 Tamara Jean Swift Nickname: Tammy FS: What? What you say? FP: LPN, marriage Pep Club 4; Chorus 4; Powderpuff 4; Pom-pon 1,4 Jeff Tabor David Tournear Christine Lynn Vonholt Nickname: Chris. Chrissy, Christine Lynn, CV FS: Oh kids, you’ll get over it. FP. College at JWCC Annual Staff 3.4; NHS 2,3,4: Pep Club 4; GAA 1,2.3.4; Chorus 1.2,3; Powderpuff 3.4; Class Play 3; Flag Corps 2,3,4: Wrestling Stat 3.4; SAA 1,2,3 Maribeth Wagner Nickname: Wang, Sprout, pup. MB Dub. Tiny FS: Decent! FP: ISU Annual Staff 3,4; NHS 4; Pep Club 4; Varsity Club 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Powderpuff 3.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3.4: Volleyball 1; Bowling Team 3; Class Play 3; Summit Club 4; Who’s Who Among American H.S. Students Sherri Faye Webster Nickname: Missy. Wild Woman Webster FS: “Cruisin and a Boozin” FP: To become a RN Powderpuff 4; Track 4; Class Play 3; Who’s Who Among American H.S. Studetns Lisa Diane Welty FS: I don’t care. FP: College Pep Club 4; GAA 3,4; Chorus 1.3,4; Powderpuff 4; FHA 1,2,4; Chorus Officer 4 35 Toye .lane Williams Nickname: Bill, Boots, Toto, Toyota, Little Short Person FS: 1 can handle this; I’m tough!! FP: Attend Culver-Stockton College and grow 5 in. taller NHS 4; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 1,2.3.4; C.AA 2,3,4; Mascot 4: Powderpuff 3,4; Class Play 3; Newspaper Staff 2; Summit Club 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Class Officer 2,4 Lisa Gayle Woodman Nickname: Woody, B. B. BL, Shorty. Brown eyes FS: THAT’S IGNORANT! Pep Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Powderpuff 3.4; Class Play 3; FHA President 4 Linda Renee Alexander Nickname: Lee Lee I. Laura, “LA”, Adam, being of a koala-crazy mind and different body, do hereby will and bequeath t he following: to Murlin. Angie. Amos, and Kim-ray softball ability and another fun year of P.E. to look forward to; to my two “sisters”, I leave the family name, whatever it may be, in hopes that they will carry on the craziness that their older sister has started; to Ted. I leave the ability to drive down one way street the right way and a lifetime supply of chew; to Toye. I leave a bottle of growth pills; to Lisa W . 1 leave a portable heater to keep her warm in Mr. Wartick’s class; to Craig, a lifetime supply of P.S. and his favorite Slim Whitman album; to Melissa, the ability to go to Europe and not get sick; to Janet, a new car, fully equipped with paddles and sails; to Tim, a promising career in commercials; to Wang. a can of shaving cream and some soap to do our devious deeds with: to Dawn Lynn, her own water fountain to make motor boat noises in; to my friends from the other school. I leave all the fun times we’ve had at track meets(!). baseball(?), volleyball, basketball, ans softball games and who could forget those fun parades!; to Chip, a “Chip and Dale” rock album, if they ever record one. and the ability to stay away from “my guy Bill”; to Gumms, a new Ouija board, in case Bess bums her other one. and many X mas parties to come; to Doyle, a lifetime supply of beverages, some was remover for Sherman’s windows, and a punching bag to hit instead of lockers (lockers are hard to replace); to Duh, 1 will some football pads for the next time we play tackle football so she doesn’t get seriously injured, also my basketball ability because she needs all the help she can get; to Duh Doyle, a dual leading role in the movie Xanadu II; last, but not least, to the “gang”. I leave all the fun times we had at concerts, a lifetime supply of killer desks and erasers, and lots of love and luck in the years to come. I, Nancy Aden, being of no mind and far too much body, do hereby leave the following: to my brother, Steve, I leave a car that will stand all the punishments he can dish out; to T.J., the blueprints to A.J.’s Pizzeria; to Kelli L., all the luck in the world with Steve and Frank; to Julie C� ., a cowhorn; to Julia H., a lifetime supply of T.P. and a big thanks for her friendship and all our great times; finally, to all underclassmen, the advice to live every minute in high school because it goes too fast: to Mom Dad, a big thanks for everything; now. to myself. I leave one very special man and all my super memories of Central High. I, Linda Renee Alexander, being of crazy mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Tammy and Kathy, I will our “wonderful” lunches together; to Hardy, 1 will the bathroom wall and Doug, for as long as they are together; to Monica, I will our jamming song (that we will memorize before the year is over), swing choir. Randy, “cruise control”, endless trips to Quincy, and my friendship forever; to Rose, my big old house; to C.C. and T.P., all the beer they can handle; to J.H. and T.H., our outrageous talks in the library sixth hour; to Lenora, endless rides on the bus; to Julie, I will my “kisses”. FOOD, a taxi service, her house, her mom, and anything else I have, except her brother; I also will my friendship, love, and lifetime secrets to her forever; to Ms. I)., I leave the memories of College Prep. IV; to my family. 1 leave all the love I can give. I, Jeffrey L. Armstrong, being of wasted mind and over-seduced body, do hereby leave M.E., my ability to tell a joke; to Ted L.. I leave my ability to catch a pass; to Tim L.. I leave my ability to lift weights; to J. Henry S., I leave all my worldly posessions, also a beautiful lady every night for the rest of his life; to his sister, “Sissy”, I leave a guy that her dad will approve of; to M.S.. I leave one guy that she will have forever; to J.G., I leave all of my dogs; to T.P., I leave my Race Hornet; to D.M., I leave a trip to Denver; and last, to that special lady in my life, all of my love. I. Nils Arvidsson, will to Mr. Wartick a nomination for the Presidency and I hope that next year’s exchange student will receive the same good treatment that I have, then they will realize what a nice thing it is to be a senior at C.H.S. I, Richard. Bailey, being of slightly twisted mind and misused body, do hereby will my brain to everybody, my body to somebody, and my money to nobody because I’m broke. I’ll keep my musical ability because I’ll need it to play my harp. I, Cindy Bair, being of unstable mind and burnt-out body, do hereby will a one way ticket to Columbia to Stubb; to Matt D., the ability to skip out four days a week and not get caught; to Pink Stud, J.E., G.C., all the memories of Vo-tech (when we went); to J.P., a fifth of C.C. and a Mr. Natural; to P.B., the ability to have a party and not have it raided by the cops; and last, but not least, myself and all my love to Tim D. I, Steve Balzer, being of dizzy mind and over sexed and drunken body, do hereby will all my brains to my sister, Lisa; to Charlie Simmons, all my EXTRA girls and to the head honcho, Mr. Bugaloo, a clean cafeteria. I, Curt Beebe, being of stoned mind and masculine body, to hereby leave my ability to sing in the shower to Terry E.; to Lance W., I leave one free dance lesson with Ms. Steiner; to Mike E., Jim M., Gary L., and Doug J.. I leave my Dr. J. basketball talents; to Eddie J., I leave all my D.T.’s and a date with Jim L.; to Matt D., I leave a half a case of Bud (for seven dollars) and all rights to T.M.; to Ed W., I leave two free passes to a movie for a date; to Ryan D. (Sag), I leave a pair of tight jeans; to Disco Danny, I leave 100 free dance lesson with John Travolta; to Craig C., I leave a cat to brighten his image; to Amos. I leave a swift kick in the rear; and to E.S.. I leave me and my Raco Camero. I, Paula Beebe, being of wasted mind and active body, do hereby will the following: to Jane P., my trusty old Camero; to Alice G., a ladder for her bedroom window; to Jeff Cornell and Tim S., all the “Gold” in the world; to Nancy G., an everlasting relationship with Ed Perry; to Vicki I., a case of growth pills; to Kim P., a box of!!!! for those lonely weekends; to T. Gerdes. I leave my drinking ability; N to C. Bair, L. Houston. N. Shake, and D. Adair, all the fun in our senior year that they missed out on; to R B. and B.D.. all the booze and parties they can handle; to S.G.. a date with E.P.; to all my underclassmen friends, I leave a lifetime of happiness; to the Class of ’81, I leave all the great memories of C.H.S. I, Sherri L. Bennett, being of over-sized body and undersized mind, do hereby will to the following people: to “O”, all the jumpropes in the world; to Mr. Wartick. J. Anderson for President and a lifetime supply of mouthy students; to Ms. Steiner, a big thanks for her patience with me; to T.J., a new lab partner; to Jill, someone else to have those long talks with; to Doyle, I leave Bowen; to Richard F., a lifetime supply of Bud; to Chuck D., an extra bicycle tire and a thanks for listening to my problems; to J.C., I FS: Hey mama! FP: College Pep Club 4; Drama Club 4; Chorus 1.4; Acappella Choir 2,3; Dance 2.3 Brad Obert Darrell Roberts Nickname: Ern FS: Feel froggy-jump! Cut me some slack! FFA 1,2; Machine shop 3.4 Cathy Tooley Greg Wyatt F.P.: Go to the University of Texas 36 leave Amy L.; to Frank I)., my ability to never get grounded. Kevin and Brian, and the bomb; to Cathy L., all my Algebra and Senior Math notes; to Sue L., my height; to Tad, Kvan, Francis. Tammy. Amy V., Kim H.. and Kim L., all the parties of a lifetime; to S.W.. K.W.. T.K., R.H. T.H.. our long bus rides; to the junior basketball players, a good luck wish for next year; to Tommy and Ann, the best of luck at C.H.S.; to all the underclassmen, the halls and teachers of C.H.S.; to the Class of 81. all of our memories; and my athletic ability and my body to anyone dumb enough to want it. | Kuth Ann Bienhoff, being of flat chest and washed-up body, will to D.S., the ability to fit into 28-36 Levis; to J.P.. I leave a bottle of Head Shoulders to that white flake off her body; to P.B., a pair of ankle weights to keep her on earth during school hours; to G.H.. a one way ticket to AC DC’s favorite highway; to Ted. I leave the ability to be “so rat cool”; to L.W., I leave a pack of Salem Light 100’a; to Ryan, 1 give his eye back; to D.A.. a decent lunch without doing something gross to it; to S B., the ability to find her own boyfriend; to G.F., a crash helmet and a pair of seatbelts; to I-a, I leave “my guy Bill” and the $2 I owe her for our “Chip Dale album, to Bess. 1 leave a tank of gas. a bodyguard, a case of Busch, a set of tires for Sherman, a Grammy award winning record called “1 ain't gonna puke no more” and a turtleneck to cover up all the mistakes for the night before; to Gene and Rex. I leave furniture, soap, T. paper, a new T V., and a big thanks for all the great times in Bowen; and my body. I leave to the G.R.F.M. Foundation of Science and Research. _ _ „ JDD , I. Janice Marie Bruns, being of retarded mind and uncoordinated, do hereby will the following: to C.B.. R.F., and K.B.. 1 wtU the ability to lock my keys in my car; to T.W., a vacation home in Alaska and her very own fleet of snowmobiles; to C.C. and I P., I will fake I D.’s so they can get served anywhere; to La. I will my car, “the bomb”, and the memory of our wild trip to the “haunted house . to M B and R.D , I will my great bowling skills; to C.V.. 1 leave some jams to play while she bowls; to Killer, 1 leave a cageball and a chance to win the cageball championship; to Dean. 1 will the memories of all our great times together, if he can remember any; to all underclassmen, I wish good luck ’cause you’re gonna need it; and finally, to myself, I leave all the memories at C .H.b. cause nobody else would want them anyway. t I Marcia Bucher, being of forgetful mind and average body, do hereby will to J.H.. a bunch of green bananas, a Cookie S. and all the T P she can handle; to R.D., the best of luck with R.J.; to T.J., the guy of her dreams: to Tiger, my ability to stop at railroad tracks, to Big B . my basketball ability, my ability to drive on the road, and my prom pictures; and last, all my memories to David and thj, Craig Carstens. being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath the following items: to Jeanne. Carmell, Angie, and Marilyn. 1 leave the Marigold Festival and all the parties they can handle; to Darlene. I leave a bottle of S.G. and a couple of small items that I owe her from powderpuff; to Ted, 1 will a new car, or better yet. a tank, so he can t tear it up, also a gift certificate to the F I T.; to Monica. 1 leave a lifetime of happiness and all the memories we’ve had; to Bess. I leave a lifetime supply ofTunes. beverages, and a new car; to Laura, I leave a house in Payson and a sense of humor since she doesn’t have a very good one; and last, but not least. I leave Angie mv car that I promised to her a long time ago. I, out stole will to K. Lord an everlasting friendship. .... , , , . . I Barbara Ann Davison, being of evaporated mind and exhausted body, do hereby will to anyone on bus 2, my long bus rides; to D.S.. my ability to solve math problems; to Mr. Wartick. a Communist free-country and a lifetime seat at every future National Democratic convention; to all of my teachers, a gigantic thanks; and to all of the seniors of ’81. the best of Tuck in the future. I. Debbie Deming, being of slow mind and tired body, do hereby leave to K P. a lot of happiness with S.S. and my friendship forever, to N.G.. a lot of luck with Ed; to R.D.. a lot of happiness with R.J. and to have a lot more fun after you re out of school, to R.J., 1 leave R.D.; to my brother, the ability to get through two more years of school and all the fun that goes along with it; to my sister, a lot of fun ang good luck when she gets in school; to L.D., a lot of thanks for listening to my problems and for being a close friend as well as a cousin: to mv favorite teacher. Mr. Wartick, a glass of milk and a package of cookies; to P.B., a lot of partying at Golden without being caught by the cops; to T.H.. a lot of luck and happiness with G.K. and my friendship forever; to J.K.. a lot of thanks for the happiness and the fun we have together, and all the memories of C.H.S., 1 leave to myself. I. Roberta Deming, being of confused mind and over worked body, do hereby will the foUowir to Mr W artick. al t milk he can indulge; to K.P.. all the happiness with S.S.; to J.H.. as the owner and D.J. of W PINK, a great success to M R. the best of luck with D.W.; to T.D., R.D., and B.D., the best time of their lives in their future years at C.H.S.; to D.D.. all the good times in Golden and happiness always; and to R.J., all of my love forever. « , . t 1 Bess Doyle, being of X-rated mind but only PG body, do hereby will to Boom-Boom Janssen all of my disco socks Junior, to J.C.. I leave Ch. 6; to B.H. and J.N.. I leave a “fox”; to Peggy D.. I will a year of good themes from her College Prep, class; to Connie. 1 leave a power booster cranked high!; to Craig. I leave some Spona and 31”!; to Darren A.. I will a used pair of U a to enjoy at h.s leisure; to Dean, I w.ll the memories of our long talks and them oV twisters; to Ted. I leave all our fun times ,n Physics and all of our other classes; to Hood . I will the old Race Cougar to run off the road in; to Rusty M . I will two or three years; to Gums. Hardy. Marchy. and Laura, I leave the memories of those great Christmas parties; to Angie. Dick, and Perdy. I will a winning season and ; lO uei) ana I«WI1. I leave aiici man, m v.iut a W., . c .__ few good memories; to Stump and Space, I will my volleyball talents; to Pow-Wow. I leave our 1980summer at Bowen; to Ms. S emer 1 will a school vear with no study halls; to Michael, 1 will something special; to Bennett. I will her very own pinball machine, to Danita, 1 will a lifetime with Scrawny because no two people are more alike; to Mrs. Saul. I will a television in the Speech room o she can watch Days of Our Lives; to Ruth Ann. I will the memories of all our fun times going to Quincy, Bowen, Camden, etc. and our “rs ai s slsxssss- . . . •� - - ••� • tszztz tall men to anyone who wants it; to M.F. and L.M. my poor car; to Greg Janssen, my country western singing ability and my records, to Chris V.. my horse-back riding ability and a big thanks for her loyal friendship that we have had for twelve years and 1 hope for many more; now. all my memories and fun times I 11 keep for myself. • ullt 1, Brad Klesner. being of tall body and solid mind, leave to my cousin. Greg a new firebirdsowe canrace by the school again but make it this time; to Wes P . all his love with Jodie R., to Tom P.. that one day I will beat his LTD with my 351 C. to mv brother. Richard, I leave mv sister Sara to take to school every day; to Gary K„ 1 leave my jock and the hope that he grows into it I David Wavne Gilliland being of sound mind and muscular body hereby will to my little sister L.G., my nickname as mv locker To T.G.. I will my cigarettes so she can get busted all the time; To R.D., 1 leave him all my years in art and all the fun times in this school - you need it; To Tom C.. I leave all my talents and experience with the girU; To C ra.g Cl leaveargalley cat to brighten his image, to C.B.. I leave him a pair of baggy jeans so he doesn't choke any more and Heave him 1.000 ‘°� a� “ can f girl he want ; to Dinky Dan, I leave a two foot cushion so he can see over the steering wheel; to A.G. and J.P. I leave all the booze they want; To G.K. I leave (M.T.) (dog) to have fun with; To Paula Beebe I will all my love and happiness now and in the future, and I will her my car when she needs it and my house. I Nancy Golden, being of slow mind and tiny body, do hereby will the following: To my brothers, lots of fun in the halls of C.H.S., but the common sense to stay out of trouble; To Theresa P., a big “THANKS” for introducing me to that special Ed from Brown County and patience in finding the right guy for her; To Julia, a new set of ears for all the times she listened to my problems; To Brad C .. a Sunday afternoon 3-wheeler ride with my brother; To Tracy J., not another P.E. Class and an unforgettable ride at Six Flags; To Tammy C� .. someone else to pick on; To Debbie D.. lota of luck with J.K.; To E. Poat, a date with S.B.; To Mr. Wartick. a dozen cookie and a gallon of milk; To Vicki I., a famous career in art, 5 inches of her heighth, and my friendship forever even if I do get mad sometimes; To Paula B., a life time supply of gum (BUBBLE YUM) and plenty of turtle necks for her Monday disease; to Kim P., the best friend I could ever have, the memories of the great times we’ve had together (in Quincy and at the Mill), one brown spider, my life long friendship, and all the happiness in the world with S.S.; To Ed, a big thanks for being a part of my senior year and making it a special one; To myself. I leave the great memories of C.H.S. and the memories of all the great people that shared those times with me. I. Alice Gooding, do hereby leave to my best friends P.B. and J.P. all the love and happiness in the world with whoever will make them happy, and to some of the greatest people I’ve ever partied with and got loaded with who are S.G., T.H.. D.O., A.A., L.G., T.G., 1 H.. L.B., S.L. I leave to you great alcoholics all the booze you need and a place to party at all times. I leave to D.G. a pizza place to make his famous pizzas, and to B.O. I leave a car that will always stay in good shape even after B.O. drives it. To D.H., G.C., J.H., C.B. I leave them their very own tavern and their own strip tease act. To J.L. I give you your very own place in Mt. Sterling so you don’t waste so much gas, and to all my teachers I leave all my sense of humor and happiness because some of you need it. I, Julie Gunn, neing of boggled mind and odd-shaped body will the following: to Dell Ann B. a pair of water proof boots for next year in M Bahd. and Mr. Saul, to Jerry N. a foxy chic that he always dreamed of in typing, to Brent H. a gas mask tor himself, a year s supply of Dentyne to Matt T. for all I sponged off of him, to Erin G. a great senior year and a trip to come visit me at college next year, to Tim M. a belt and a good haircut, to Lenora F. all our great memories of P E., to I ura a chance to be on Real People and imitate Colleen (she does it so well). To Mike E a great season in basketball next year, to John C. two dirty books to read in Study Hall, to Mr. Wartick a one way trip to Washington to see Ronnie and a lifetime of happiness, to Julie Hardy a lot of great memories and my friendship forever, a nose plug to anyone who gets my locker by the guy’s john next year, and finally a BIG thanks to my parents for all their help and support they’ve given me thru my years in high school and always. I. Julie Hardy, being of dizzy mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: to La, a case of Alpo for her car; to Ted. all my “greatest cause in the world” pennies in memorial to the old G.P.; to Bess, a lifetime supply of nachos and a weekend with Micheal Jackson; To Julie, all the luck in the world and all the memories of our great years at C.H.S.; to Sara and .leanne, a wild’n rowdy senior year; to Anita and Erin, another “fun” year of P.E. with Patty; to Mike. Jim, Gary, and Doug, a trip to the State Tournament in 82; to Ted L. a wish that he and Doug will someday be cousins; and last, but not least, a lifetime of happiness for me to Doug 1. Randy Haschemeyer. being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to D.R. my ability to ask girls straight out for dates; mv height to any basketball player that wants it; and to C.H.S. I leave all my crazy stunts and all my memories. JjDwight Heubner, being of wasted mind and very abused body, hereby will J.H. a new hood for his car after I blew T. off and to E.W. I leave my cutlass Tradition.; to U.K. I leave a joke book because he has terrible jokes; to Mr. Ackeroid I leave dark sun glasses and a black hat; and finally I leave A.A. all my love. I, Julia Hunsaker, being of underided body and a freaked-out mind, will to M.B. all the parties and ditches she can handle; to N.A. another New N ear s Party like 1980 s and a 9 1 2 to take her to the Forum; to J.G. enough gum and the right guy to make her happv; to N-G. a crystal ball to tell her what to do when I’m not around; to R.D. happiness with R.J.-GOOD Luck; to the Pom-Pom Squad my loud mouth and goofed up moves; to Miss D. lots of patience with the P.P.Squad and the man of her dreams; to D.I. happiness and lots of little ones with Terry; to A.B. have fun while you can; to T.J. pineapple; to Big B two twinkies without filling; to Tigger a girl who wiggles; to Steve a crunched Pontiac; To R.K. a bottle sorter to stag a case to go; to those I left ou unintentionally the abilitv to look at a person’s personality and not their great times I had while going to C.H.S. I, Derik Ihner. will my locker, pickup, and stacking ability to Randy and mv old brown dogmobile to anyone who can start it I Darlene Irvin, being of belittled mind and sought after body, do hereby dedicate my volleyball abilitv to S.S.; enough men and j w l.° keeP her hapPV f°r the rCSt of her life 10 J H“ the kiss 1 never ave him and 2 cases of Bud to C.C.; to B.D. enought “J.D ” and M.J. to keep her happy forever ’cause she deserves it; to my sister, I leave my ability to party hearty and the man of her dreams; to the people in the class of ’82 who helped make our senior year a little more exciting and more bearable. THANX!; to C.E and C V all the great memories of our years together at C.H.S. and all the happiness in the world with Lee and Dennis; to K.L.. I give my never-ending friendship to take advantage of whenever she needs it; to La I leave a Real live koala bar; to M.F.. good luck with the guys, and I’ll keep some “S.G “ handy in case we both ger depressed; to S.B.. never forget our crazy times together, especially in Golden; and at the games; to D.F.. L.B., and M.B., good luck in your last years at C.H.S. and don’t forget all the crazy things we did together; to T.D.. my sweetheart, a good-bye kiss ’cause I’m gonna miss you!; to J.C., I leave a kiss and a yellow rose for old times sake, and all the luck you need to become Ted Nugent II; to Nanny, I leave all the great memories and a new thought: looks are an asset, (sometimes) but it’s what is underneath that really counts; and, to Terry Nall, I leave myself and all my love! I, Vicki Irvin, being of small mind and even smaller body, do hereby will to N.G. my friendship forever, the ability not to get mad at me so easily and good luck with E.P.; to Kimmie Sue, a happily ever after life with S.S.; to P.B. all the partying times we’ve had; I o G. my ability to stay out of trouble; to A.A. an automatic team to be on in P.E. and someone to help explain how to play Creek’s silly games; to Tim L., Ted L., Jim M. B. O’dear and Donut are of the great times we’ve had at church related activities; to M.S.F. those fun summers of going swimming, etc.; to J.C. someone closer to his age to take my place in his heart; to J.H. a cap gun so he doesn’t have to worry about shooting himself again; to Julia, the position of deejay at station WPINK; to M B. my drawing ability; to Dee and Zeb the few times we had at Bloomington, at the softball games, and being neighbors, to L.I., J.S.. and A.S. to be able to put up with whoever becomes the other color guard next year; to the future short people at C.H.S. my abilitv to take (most of) the teasing that comes with being short; and last but not least, my memories of C.H.S. I keep for myself. I Tracy Janssen, being of overworked mind and unshapely body, do hereby leave the following: to N.A.. I leave the ability to run in a fun house barrel without falling out on her head, a trip to California, and the memories of all the good times we’ve had; to L.G.W., I leave a cure for the rash which developes on her beck during the weekends, and a box of crayons so she can break her own; to M.J., I leave a net to catch his rare animals for a museum; to N.G., I leave a P.E. locker which does not stick; to D.A. I leave new speakers for his blue race machine; to R.B. I leave a date with a tall, skinny and greasey haired guy; To K.P., I leave my ability to get to places on time; to M.B. and J.H., I leave the party of their life; to the class of ’81,1 leave the best of luck for the future; and to myself, I leave all the good memories of C.H.S. and that special guy wherever he may be. I. Monty Jibben. being of evil mind and irresistable body, do hereby bequeath the following, to B.H., a can of beans and a can of Wizard Air Freshener; to J.N.. all the booze he can handle; to T.E., a naked jaybird; to L.W.. a ride to the mill; to T.K. a 20-game winning season; to C.F. G.F., all the wrong economics answers; to K.T. my baseball playing ability; to S.P., a new “parking” place in LaPrarie, to J.A., a curling iron, to G.K. the ability to find a parking place; to C.C. a fish; to Odie a John Lennon tape; to L.W.. all the 38 luck in the world; to D.O.. a bottle of Strawberry Hill; to R.D. T.J. a big thanks for the “help” in P.D.; to A.S.. all the notes from study hull; to M S. u necklace; to T.W., a pair of 2 foot platform shoes; to K.H.. a stuffed animal; to B.D., a ouija board; and to all my friends, all the happiness in the world. I. Bob Kern, being of crazy mind, do hereby will to Rich Shake three cans of skoal and my junk car to check traps, and the best of luck with Jody, to Tim and Janet the best of luck and happiness in the future, to J.C. one can of skoal so he won t bum it off anyone else, to my sister and brother my ability to stay out of trouble whenever possible, and last but never least, all of my life and love to Tammy. I. Ron Kitchen, being of ever present mind and always absent body, will my old Olds to D.E.; and the good old 442 to M.A.; ail my old possessions to my sister; and all my love to A.D. I, Travis Knorr. being of small mind and tall body, do bequeath the following: to T.P.. 1 leave my race Pontiac; to P.M., I leave my great marksmanship; to T.L., I leave to rights to go coon hunting on our land; to D.H., I leave my motorcycle and the ability to ride it; to M.B.. I leave all my love. I. Ronuld R Leenerts, being of sound body and weak mind, do will the following to Rev. M. the rest of my money; to J.T., my stuff; to D.l. my S.M. poster and tapes; anything left will be sold and the money will go to Uncle Sam to pay dieing taxes. I. Kelli Jeanine l ord. being of over-sized mind and over-sized body, do will and bequeath the following: to my brother, Kent, a ride that will get him to school on time, my good grades, and the ability to act his age and not his I.Q.; to S.C., a new rump and a lot of thanks for helping handle school; to T.P., lots of luck and friendship in the future and a woman he can handle; to T.W., all the scary movies from now on and lots of success; to Monica, all lot of fun times for next year; to K.T., 365 holidays a year and 2 more fun years of band with Mr Saul; to Mike r., my first-chair flute position; to N.A. all the trips we’ve been on. the headaches of Luther League and of course, Frank; to MS. D. lots of cute freshmen, more neat College Prep. IV classes, lots of second grade papers to grade and a set of wedding bells; to D.M. and Nils A. all the books we ever stole from them in Physics; to M.L., the starting position on the VBteam that I never got and enough BB stats to drive her drazy; to D.T.; lots of luck with D.D. and lots of fun for his senior year; to •I B , a BIO bird; to Mr. W. a student to sit in my vacant P.D. seat who can insult and argue as well as I can, also the keys to the Camp Point Democratic Headquarters; to any junior with guts, I leave locker no. 6; lots of luck to the Class of 81; and las but not least, I leave myself to my guy, S.L.T. I. Tim Lung, being overly sexed mind and underly sexed body, do hereby will the following: to my brother ‘lips’’ my football ability; Jeff A., a set of curlers; to Coach Rod. his own wrestling school at BIG NECK, IL.; to Jeff C., a roll of skoal, to my brother, Tom, I leave my bass guitar; to Nall and and Hapky I leave my ability to get knocked out during a f.b. game; to M.E. and R.M. leave my stars off ray football helmet, to Coach Wilson, a winning football season and a new whistle; to JIM M.. all of his P.E. clothes I used this year; to Travis Knorr, a lifetime supply of T.W.R. pistons for his bike; to Gobie I leave Steve-Julie and Doug- BOBBY and Tammy Ted and Sara. I leave them a lifetime supply of happiness; to B.O. a new car; to G.C. I leave a lock Bessie, a year supply of Van Halen tickets; To Ryan D.; a new supply of tires; to Dean M I leave all the best of luck and my weights.; to Mr. Bucklew, an official “Daylight” checker; to Miss Korenowski; a set of guitar strings; to Rob S. and Randy J. my wrestling ability even though they don’t need it; to Craig Carstens. I leave the best of luck, and last but not least TO me, I leave all my heart and every bit of my love to a young lady that is very dear to me. Janet March. I, Janet March, do bequeath to the following: To Laura Adam I leave all the Koalas in the world and a visit to Australia; to Julia H a lifetime supply of white shoulders and happiness: to Nancy A. a “10”; to Bess D. memories of our good times and one million dates with Michael Jackson; to Jeff my ability to stay out of trouble; to Shanzelle my trumpet; to Jeanne P., Kim A., and Sara F., my ability to gel good grades in shorthand without studying; to Ruth I leave a keg of her favorite beverage; to I eisha, good health, happiness, and a good looking man; to Ted P. a lifetime supply of Copenhagen; to Dean, Janice. Travis, and Melinda happiness, good health and love everlasting: to Ron K.. the ability to read the right book in economics, a loving lady to match his sweet personality and someone to bug him so he won’t miss me; to all upcoming cheerleaders a gym and mats of their own. since some people think they own them; to Mr. Wat rick, Mr. Parker and other teachers who have helped me the most, my deepest thanks and respect: to all underclassmen many happy memories; to my family, all my love and gratification; and last but not least, to Tim I leave my heart, and many happy memories and bad. for the bad is what makes the good so sweet; And to all. remember me with smiles and laughter, for that's the way I’ll remember you. If you can’t remember me any other way. don’t remember me at all I. Martha Moellring, being of mighty body, slight tongue, and bemused mind, do hereby will the following: to Molly the old green car; to Lisa W. all the quarters I owe her from lunch; to Leisha S. my gratitude for her physics answers; to my brother my gears; to my little sisters the ability to always pass their math tests; to Miss Davidson a carton of Kleenex in payment for all those I used in English and College Prep.; to Ms. Steiner my younger sisters and brother; and to everyone the memories and halls of C.H.S. to do with what they please. I. Dean Moore, being of confused mind and short-armed body, will B.H. a new gas mask filter; J.N. a clothes pin for his nose; T.L. a skeeter; R.M. my left-hand ability; D.H. my interception throwing ability; B.M. my ability to get stuck; D.M. my race Impaia; J.G. my handholding ability; T.K. my marksman ability (he doesn’t need): T.P. and “oops I missed”; C.H. a new tornado; R.J. the golden glove award; B.D. a new model Sherman; M.E. a new ah-oooga horn; J.C. my pickup truck; S.S. all the dates she’ll ever want; Mr. Wartick a big daddyism poster; Ms. Steiner a date with Carl Sagan; Miss Korenowski a big thanks for always listening to me; Coach Wilson and Coach Houston, a winning football team, and two feet of height. Last, but not least. I leave Janice the memories of all our great times together. I. Jane Parker, being of a high mind and over worked body hereby will: Sue S., Lisa B.. and Stacey P. the ability to hassle the rednecks and teachers without getting busted; to Paula B. I will my mighty old Plymouth; to Alice G. I will a lower roof to jump off; to Nikki S.. Lori H., Cindy B.. Diane A. I will all the luck and happiness and most partying in the world. Last, but not least, I will all my love and happiness to J.C. as long as he wants it. I. 'Fed Perry, being of sound mind and useless body, do l equeath the following items: to Craig Carstens the case of beer I have owed for a year; my race Pontiac and super pit man talents to Travis Knorr; to Monica, a ride home; to Killer, my perfect hair and classy wardrobe; Shanie, my driving ability; my collection of Lynard Skynard tapes to Bess; my superb sportsman ability to Tim Lung; to Julie Hardy, $1,000.00 worth of pennies cause it’s the greatest cause in the world; to Julie Gunn my first annual salary of $100,000; my ability to skip class and not get into trouble to Tad P. and Brett E.: the ability of driving the wrong way down a one way street to La; to Dean M. my ability to get thrown out of study halls and a wind blown square. Anything left can go to all of the many people I have probably forgotten. I, Kim Post, being of slow mind and deteriated body do herely will the following: I leave the halls of CHS to all of thos little eighth graders; to my favorite teacher, Mr. Wartick, no more pets beyond me; to P. Beebe and A. Gooding all the beer they can drink in the future without getting drunk; to S. Gooding I leave E. Post, good luck to both of you; to V. Irvin I leave eight-inch heels so she will be able to go places without getting stepped on; to D. Deming the ability to go to Golden and not get stopped by the town cop (which might be impossible); to R. Deming I leave a one hundred yard touch down and all of the fun she has had in the halls of CHS with her one and only; to T. Janssen I leave the ability to wear her socks in the shower not getting wet, and best of all not even getting caught by her favorite teacher. Mrs. Creek; to one of my favorite cousins. D. Flesner. I leave a good bowling team and daylight in the halls; to S. Bennett I leave a super, super hard Math Analysis test; to my best friend, N. Golden. I leave all of the fun times we’ve had at work (Ha! Ha!) and in Quincy, and I leave her Ed Perry for a long life together and hopefully we have a life time friendship. To the Seniors of 1981 I leave all the fun memories we have had at Good ol CHS. Last, but not least, to S. Smith I leave all of my love forever. 1, Tom Post, being of tall body and sound mind do hereby will the following: my driving ability to whoever wants it; to Greg F. the Firebird of his dreams; to Mr. Bucklew a lifetime supply of Blue’s Brothers tapes and records; to Big B. the dream that he always says to overcome the faithful LTD with his Torino; the CHS I leave all my burn-outs in the parking lot. 1, Wesley Powell, being of worn-out mind and a sore body, hereby leave my wrestling ability to all underclassmen wrestlers; to Brad Flesner. I all my love to Jody Ro. I. Matt Redenius. being of sound mind and body, leave my car to the first class of ’81 junk-dealer: to my sister. I leave my driving ability and lots of luck at CHS; to D.I. and M.A., I leave all the engine parts that they need. 1, Darrell Roberts, being of drunken mind and over-worked body, do hereby will the following: to R.S., I leave my chess set; to B.A., a Ford so she will know what is good; to G.M.. 1 leave my ability of stocking grills. 1. Leisha Scheuermann, being of over worked mind and small body, leave my ability to get good grades and stay out of trouble to my younger brothers; to Nancy A. a real male square-dancing partner; to Nancy A., Julie G.. and Janet M., a record of me singing in P.E.; to Darren, a new car and a date with the “chunky-porky lady”; to Martha, a megaphone and e Physics partner that knows something about gears; to Miss Davidson, a roomful of cute Freshmen, a medal for patience, and a dedication page in the first book I ever publish, if that marvelous event ever takes place; to Mr. Wartick a month of Christmas parties and a class that always forgets their passes; to “0“ a pillow so he’ll be comfortable in study hall; to Nils, a safe flight home and fond memories of CHS; and to all my friends, happiness and luck. 1, Gerald Henry Shaffer, being of swollen mind and misused, seduced body, do hereby leave to Mr. Wartick, Leonid Brezhnev’s wardrobe and personal belongings; to R.M.. my collection of dirty jokes; to my sister. Sherry, my car; to J. “Lozelle’’A.. my ability to capture a girl’s heart; to Miss Davidson and my College Prep. 4 Class, a year’s supply of that good smelling Ginseng Deoderant; and to that special girl, all my love. 1, Monica Simmons, being of lost body and forgetful mind, do will and bequeath the following items: to Chris, a case of stationary to write me notes on: and a big big THANKS for everything; to Hardy, a million “lasts”, the words to all the songs we’ve ever sung, and a trip to camp this summer, to Craig, all the luck in the world, many memories, the twenty-second, and a lifetime of happiness; to Teddy, “all my love” and a clean hanky; to Toye, Gums, Janet, and the rest of the gang, the BEST memories; to Shanie. Shane; to Kelli some great times at college next year; to Linda, a pair of bronzed roller skates and the words to our jammin’ song (which I’ll never be able to learn), and my friendship for life; to Dean, a life-time membership in the Bean Walkers’ Hall of Fame; to Brett and Todd, a ride home from school without me; to my brothers and sisters, the halls of CHS with the hope that they’ll have as many happy memories as I’ve had; to Cris and Greg, a super senior year; to Miss D., one million tax free dollars to open her own counselling service. I leave all the the special memories of my days at CHS that I’ve collected over the years. I. Roger Stark, being of a high mind and unstable body, bequeath my chevy to Darrel R.. my ability to tear up cars to Webb G., and 1 leave my talent of water fighting to Peggy S. and Sandy Z. I, Tammy Swift, being of a very slow mind, will to Kathy and Rusty, Linda and Dave all the luck and happiness in the world. Also to Kathy I will all the memories of our shorthand class. To Linda, the memories of our wonderful lunch hour, and to both my, friendship always. To Miss Davidson. I will all the luck in the world (which you will need) for the next three years with the Pom-Pon girls. To Miss Korenowski. I will the ability not to find great students like Bob and me. To Bob I leave my love and life forever. The memories of CHS I will keep to myself forever. I. Chris Vonholt, being of deflated mind and inflated body, do will the following; to Miss Davidson an apology for the four years of trouble I’ve given her and a gallon of milk; to Mr. Wartick, my petship for my sister and cookies and milk; to all my friends, a big thank you for some of the greatest times in the world; to Cindy, my everlasting friendship and 12 years of memories; to my sister, all the luck in the world and a date with that one special guy that she wants; and to myself, all of the memories of Central High. I, Maribeth W'agner. being a bit short of everything, do hereby will to Craig, the ability to get A’s without ever doing any homework, the best of luck in wrestling, and a good time during the rest of your years at CHS; to Bess, a keg and a full tank of gas for Sherman; to La, a trip to Austrailia and a bone for the Mutt; to Toye, 5 inches and a 100 ft. of snow; to Melissa, a herd of Maine-Anjou; to A.W.,C.C., and T.H.. my “great” ability to be a guard; to Murlin the ability to get home on time sober; to Morgan, our friendship and memories; and to myself, all the memories of CHS. I, Sherri Webster, being of short mind and tall body, will the following: to Tammy W., I leave a case of Pony Millers so I can help her drink it; to Don K.. I leave the memories of us, to W.F., all the fun times in P.E.; to Peggy D. and K. Korenowski, someone else to bust; and to Bob A. all the fun times we’ve had together plus a lot more. I, Lisa Welty. being of confused mind and abused body, do hereby will the following: to my sister, Sheila, my car (if I had one) and two more successful years at CHS; to anyone who needs it, my ability to gain weight; to Martha, Tracy and Leisha, my life-long friendship; to my teachers, a future of happiness: and to the rest of my friends, all the great memories we’ve had together at CHS. I, Toye Jane Williams, being of short body and dismantled mind, will the following: to D.A.. all of the chunky-porty ladies he wants; to P.S., a lifetime supply of haunted houses and muddy roads; to D.T., a life-time drama club partner and a copy of “Who’s on First”; to Ms. Steiner, my little brother to carry on where I left off; to Ms. D.. a lifetime supply of cute little freshmen and my frienship and thanks always; to Mr. W’artick. a genuine imitation park avenue pinko- exterminator: to Mrs. Saul, next year’s drama club and hopes that they’ll be as great as this year’s; to D.M.. a ticket to Colorado; to T.P., and T.K., a twenty dollar bill for each; to M.S., a friend for life; to J.B., a bowling partner and my friendship for life; to Wang, all the free rides home and my friendship forever; to M.J.. a lifetime supply of TV so he never misses a football game: to Killer, all of the horror movies that we have and haven’t seen; to Shanie, Chris and all of the rest of my friends, my long lasting friendship and thanks forever; and last but not least. I take all of the memories of CHS and my moments there with me. I. Lisa Woodman, being of empty head and deformed body, do here by will T.J. all my great driving tactics and the grace, coordination and timing to make it through a swinging door, also lots of luck with M.R.. to S.P. the ability not to get caught with his pants down, to nuts and balls a season pass for the first fifteen minutes in babe’s room and all the happiness in the world, to C.V. all my gracefulness and talent to walk up stairs and a set of tires for her hot rod for long journeys on gravel roads, to M.E. my imagination and sewing ability to make sweat bands, to K.R. the ability to stay out of trouble, a one night affair with Dolly Parton and a life time supply of rubber gloves, to R.B. a lifetime supply of cigarettes, two cases of Busch, a bottle of angel and all the memories of the great times we’ve had at C.H.S.. to Bruce lots of vitamins, platform shoes, and stilts, to Chester the ability to hold his liquor also the gentleness and persuasiveness to get a kiss, to T.G. all the memories of the great times we’ve had especially in P.E. and also the honor of being my friend, to K.B. one driving lesson in white lightning, tons of fun in F.H.A. (Pres.) and best of luck with Rusty, to Tracy H. I leave my bra, in hope that some day she will fill it, to B.O. a tank of gas and a bottle of Jack, to LA I leave a zoo full of Koala bears, and in conclusion I wish the Senior Class of “81” all the best in the world, and last but not least I leave John the rest of our lives together and all my love. I, Greg Wyatt, being of over sexed body and fried mind, do hereby leave my pool-playing abilities and pool cue to R.T. To all my partying friends I leave my personal stash. ToT.B. I leave a heart-chuck, and to R.D. I leave my beat-up VW, because it’s better than any car he has. 40 At 6:00 a.m., the Senior class of 1981 left Central in perfect shape with their sponsors, Ms. Davidson and Mr. Wade, for Kansas City on two tour buses. Our bus drivers were Jack and Ken and our ever-knowl-edgeable tour guide was Pat. We stopped at Chilocothe, Mo., at Hardee’s. The next stop was the General Motors plant, which everyone “thoroughly enjoyed” it and its employees! We then went to Crown Center Shopping Mall. At 4:00 we checked into the Best Western Stadium Inn where we swam and relaxed for a while. Later we left to watch the K.C. Royals get beat by the Minnesota Twins-where our name was up in lights. We returned to the motel in a downpour of rain. Eleven o’clock was lights out. Eleven-o-two was lights on. Everyone got up the next morning excited and ready for a day at Worlds of Fun. We left World’s of Fun at 4:30 after rounding up our sponsor, Mr. Wade. We then returned back to Central at 10:00. with a load of very tired, but very excited seniors. SENIOR TRIP KANSAS CITY MAY 22-23 BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Central High School Camp Point, Illinois May 31, 19818P.M. Processional .................................................................Class of 1981 “Pomp and Circumstance” Sara Farlow .................................................................Darren Albers Inovcation ..............................................................Rev. Clyde Snyder Pastor of Camp Point United Methodist Church Camp Point, Illinois Vocal Ensemble .................................................Seniors of the Class of 1981 Accompanied by Robert March Address ......................................................................Rev. Kitchen Pastor of Faith Baptist Church Camp Point, Illinois Vocal Ensemble .................................................Seniors of the Class of 1981 Accompanied by Robert March Benediction .............................................................Rev. Clyde Snyder Recessional ..................................................................Class of 1981 “War March Of The Priests” Sara Farlow ................................................................. Darren Albers COMMENCEMENT Central High School Camp Point, Illinois June 5, 1981 8 PM. Processional ................................................................Class of 1981 “Pomp and Circumstance” Sara Farlow ................................................................Darren Albers Invocation .......................................................... Rev. William Adam Pastor of Good Shephard Lutheran Church Clayton, Illinois Vocal Ensemble ...............................................Seniors of the Class of 1981 Accompanied by Robert March Address ..................................................................Mr. David Nuessen Mayor of Quincy, Illinois Presentation of Class Honors ................................... Principal of Central High School High Honors Roberta Deming Kelli Lord Honors Barbara Davison Raymond Hull Tracy Janssen Good Citizenship Award ......................................... Presentation of the Class of 1981 ............................ Presentation of Diplomas ........................................ Benediction Recessional Sara Farlow “War March of the Priests” Mr. William Bucklew Leisha Scheuermann Christine Vonholt Dean Moore Shanzelle Clevenger Mr. W'illiam Bucklew Mr. William Bucklew .... Mr. Fred Bennett Mr. Raymond Scheiter . Rev. William Adam ......... Class of 1981 ........Darren Albers 44 JUNIORS 46 Clas9 Officers: Bottom row- Sara Farlow, Treasurer; Jim Mixer, Student Government; Melissa Little, Secretary; Top row- Mike Elbe, Vice President; Doug Janssen, President. JUNIORS . Kendall Cns Carstens Carstens Dawn Cary Sara Farlow Richard Flesner Mary Fritschle Erin Georges Lori Gerdes Roy Gibson Brent Hapke Julie Harper Nancy Hendricks Randy Howe Tammy Hughes Rosalie Husemann 47 Tom Jennings Lisa Kestner A M Ml Laura March Jerry Nall Billy Johnson Bobby Johnson Don Keller Fred Kerr Gary Kestner Pic Not Available Jeff Kindhart Glen Masters Gary Linnemeyer Khris Mensendike Frances Mowen Dina Neisen Joe Nielson Jeanne Padgett Ted Parker Scott Peuster 46 CLASS OF -82- Amy Potts Steve Powell Brian Qualls Lisa Reason Mark Rhea Kevin Robbins Kim Schaefer Rob Scheiter Elizabeth Schreske Doreen Schuster Donna Seckman f Jan Seybold Danita Shank Anita Simmons Kristi Slater Joy Sprenger Peggy Stultz Matt Tenhaeff Doug Tenhouse Perry Tenhouse Bill Vonholt Lance Walton Tammy Welty Ed Wilkey . r Angie Wittier Diana Wyatt Sandy Zanger Dana Zbornak 4Q SOPHOMORES Officer names Byron McCall. Steve Leenerts, Dell Ann Balk. Matt Dear-wester, Rick Shake CLASS OF ’83 52 Ronald Buckley Tom Cantrell Kevin Cantrell Barbara Clark Deanne Flesner Kevin Flesner Wendy Fredericks Tammy Gerdes Brenda Gibson Larry Gibson Webb Gilbert Sherry Gooding 53 James Gregory Danny Griffin Diane Grist hobin Gronewold Steve Leenerts Sue Llewellyn Steve Lord • � • Byron McCall Lori McGartland Jason Hapke Lisa Hapke Erie Miller Rusty Miller Molly Moellring Carl Mowen HI Denny Mowen John Myers Teresa Nelson 54 Lisa Peuster Bill Phillips Edward Post Susan Post Pam Redenius Shari Reuschel Kevin Rigg Steve Rigg v v Grant Scheuermann Ricky Shake Kim Schuster Charlie Simmons Jodie Rowland Patty Sullivan Amy VanZandt Cindy Vollbracht Gene Welty Sheila Welty Kevin Winebrinner 55 56 FRESHMEN C lass Officers: Richie Dejaynes, v. pres.; Kristi Hopson, sec.; Lloyd Zanger, pres.; Steve Aden, st. govt.; Denise Moore, treas. Andrea Brinkman Wendy Caley Samantha Cary Wendy Cookson Richie DeJaynes Kent Cooley Greg Daggett Stacey Dierker Michelle Georges Karen Goudschaal Mary Ann Grist Esther Hauser Cheryl Herrmann Doug Hibbert Kristi Hopson Steve Hunsaker Kent Ihrig Eddie Johnson Jeff Jones Darren Davis Frank Dieterle John Hibbert Richard Kestner Kent Lord Teresa Mahe Teresa Markert Gene Mason Tim Mathis Jim McElwee Michelle Miller Carol Moore Denise Moore Howard Moore Gary Mowen Deanna Obert Jeff Sargeant Melanie Sargeant Sherry Shaffer Bryan Sprenger Sharon Steinkuhler Susan Stabler 60 61 ANNUAL STAFF S. Zanger, R. Deming, N. Hendricks, M. Little. M. Wagner, K. Mensen-dike, C. Vonholt, D. Albers, P. Stultz, R. Husemann, L. Scheuermann, J. Hardy, K. Bucklew, editor, J. Seybold, M. Simmons, C. Eidson, E. Georges, K. Lord. MS. Koren-owski, Ms. Davidson, sponsors NEWSPAPER STAFF Robin Gronewald, Doug Tenhouse, Leisha Scheuermann, Darren Albers, Nils Arvidsson, Kathy Bucklew, Lori Lhrig, Mrs. Creek, sponsor 70 ART CLUB 65 I-eft to right-Nancy Golden, LaDonna Dunn, Dell Ann Balk, Jeff VanKanagan, Vicki Irvin, Nils Arvidsson, Cathy Tooley. Not pictured- Tammy Hughes, Chris Leasman. CHS BAND Front row: Mr. Saul, director, Bryan Sprenger, Chuck Dieterle, Darren Albers, Kim Schafer, Joy Sprenger, Hob Scheiter; 2nd row: Jill Bucklew, Tracey Knorr, Mike Rossiter, Peggy Stultz, Jeanne Padgett, Leisha Scheuer mann, Laura Adam, Kelli Lord; 3rd row: Martha Moellring, Kim Schuster, Kathy Bucklew, Marcia Bucher, Pam Eidson, Debbie Doyle, Janet Tenhaeff, Nils Arvidsson; 4th row: Karen Goudschaal, Molly Moellring, Doug Clingingsmith, Kelly Beckett, Lori Janssen. Rose Husemann, Jan Seybold, Fred Kerr, Sharon Steinkuhler, Lori Ihrig; 5th row: Gene Mason, Greg Daggett, Kent Lord, Kevin Thomas, Doug Tenhouse, Janet March. Roberta Deming, Cindy Eidson, Debbie DeMoss, Bruce Eidson CHS JAZZ BAND Front row; Theresa Duvall, Jeff Collins, Rob Scheiter; 2nd row: Mar tha Moellring, Kelly Beckett, Rose Husemann, Lori Janssen; 3rd row: Kevin Thomas, Doug Tenhouse. Jeff Summy, Jan Seybold; 4th row: Mr. Saul, Debbie DeMoss, Doug Hull, Matt Benson 66 CHS MARCHING BAND STRUTS ITS STUFF!!! FLAG CORPS Back row: Dell Ann Balk. Monica Simmons, Angie Wittier, Ruth Ann Bienhoff, capt., Julie Hardy, Chris Vonholt, capt., Julia Hunsaker, Darlene Irvin, Marcia Bucher, Jeanne Padgett, Kim Schuster, Kathy Buck- 67 CHORUS ROW 1: Mr. March, V. Irvin, A. Simmons, J, Seybold, N. Arvidssen, M. Llewellyn, R. Bailey, R. Leenerts, J. March, L. Scheuerman, L. Welty. ROW 2: L. Kestner, E. Georges, S. Farlow, J. Hardy, Cary Davidson, S. Rossiter, F. Kerr, D. Tenhouse. L. Woodman, T. Janssen. K. Bucklew. ROW 3: L. Irhig, D. Moore. C. Herrmann. K. Beckett, T. Stultz, D. Doyle, B Sprenger, J. Neilson, R. Husemann, L. Alexander, T. Swift, J. Hunsaker. ROW 4: S. Steinkuler. M Moellermg, L. Gerdes. J. Springer, D. Albers. M. Bucher. R. Deming, D. Balk, K. Schuster, M. Simmons. ROW 5: L. March, D. Flesner, S. Welty, J. Bucklew. M. Moellering. CHORUS OFFICERS President- J. Hardy, Vice-President-D. Tenhouse, Secretary-L. Welty, 1 reasurer-K. Bucklew, Reporter-L. Scheuerman SWING CHOIR IRr?in m Vr A' S,! wra°nu’ ,M 4S1immo1n9’ J Hardy. M. Moellring, J. Bucklew, L. Welty, S. Steinkuhler. ROW 2: D. M Bucher rKerr' K M ’ L- HaPke R0W 3: J Hunsaker, N. Arvidssen, L. Scheuerman, rowts: lS tuSS SS£t 'J Sp n' 'R H “mann-D T—D 68 DISTRICT MUSIC FESTIVAL HOW 1: F. Kerr, B. Sprenger, Cary Davidson. R. Bailey. M. Llewellyn. K. Thomas. ROW 2: M. Moellering, D. Tenhouse. J. Springer, J. March, S. Farlow, M. Simmons, L. Kestner. ROW 3: L. Alexander, J. Hardy, D. Albers, J. Seybold, M. Moellring, N. Arvidsson, R. Leenerts, S. Rossiter. ALL STATE CHORUS F. Kerr, D. Albers, N. Arvidsson. SOLOS AND ENSEMBLES ROW 1: L. Welty. D. Balk. M. Moellring. J. Hardy, D. Tenhouse. ROW 2: B. Springer, L. Kestner. J. Sprenger. L. Scheuermann, A. Simmons, F. Kerr. ROW 3: M. Llewellyn, M. Simmons, R. Husemann. M. Moellring, J. March, D. Albers. ROW 4: J. Neilsen, E. Georges, S. Farlow, L. Alexander. N. Arvidssen. ROW 5: R. Leenerts, R. Bailey, S. Rossiter. 69 DRAMA CLUB Drama Club members: sitting: Molly Moellring, Nancy Hendricks, Nancy Brocksieck, Kristi Slater. Dana Zbornak, Jan Seybold. Rose Husemann; standing: Monica Simmons. Peggy Stultz, Joy Sprenger. Mrs. Saul, sponsor. Leisha Scheuer mann. Dina Neisen. Doqg Tenhouse, Toye Williams, Darren Albers, Doreen Schuster, Julia Hunsaker, Kris Mensen-dike; first ladder: Kelli Lord, Linda Alexander, Janet March, Lisa Kestner, Nils Arvidsson; second ladder: Brenda Seibel, Kim Schuster, Vicki Irvin, Sherri Bennett Officers: Darren Albers, v-pres.; Doug Ten-house, st. gov. rep.; Dina Neisen, sec.; Toye Williams, pres.; I eisha Scheuermann, treas. The annual Drama Club Variety Show — “THEMES LIKE OLD TIMES” 70 F.H.A Front Row: K. Post, P. Beebe, N. Golden, Sponsor- Mrs. Assell, L. Woodman, K. Bucklew, 2nd Row: K. Mensendike, V. Irvin, R. Dienhoff, A. Godding, J. Hunsaker, D. Irvin, L. Welty, M. Jenkins. 3rd Row: K. Hibbert, C. Tooley, L. Gilliand, S. Gooding, B. Hutson, B. S roud, B. Gibbson, S. Brocksieck, 4th Row: D. Obert, L. McGartland. D. Schuster, K. Slater, N. Hendricks, N. Brocksieck. M Little. K. Beckett, 5th Row: P. Tooley, S. Hibbert, F. Mowen, D. Zbornak. W. Cookson, J. Bucklew, L. Bradfield, D. O'Dear. F.H.A. OFFICERS F.F.A. OFFICERS L to R: Treasurer-P. Beebe, Secretary-N. Golden, President-L. Woodman, Student Government Rep.-K. Post, President-Kl� « t K Bucklew. L to R: Sponsor-Mr. Kerr, President-Randy Ihnen, Vice Presi-dent-Doug Janssen, Secretary-Bill Vonholt, Treasurer-Matt Tenhaeff, Student Government Rep.-Kendall Carstens, Sen-tinal-Scott Peuster. Front Row: D. Janssen, B. Vonholt, R. Ihnen, S. Peuster, K. Carstens, M. Tenhouse. Mr. Kerr, 2nd Row: M. Little, T. Markert, D. Heubner, T. Perry, B. McCall, B. Eidson, B. Sprenger, T. Emery, G. Buss. 3rd Row: B. Phillips, J. Steinkamp, L. Zanger, R. Bastert, P. Tenhouse, C. Carstens, S. Aden, G. Linnemeyer, M. Dearwester, J. Kill. B. Vonholt, J. Myers, M. Rhea, G. Janssen, C. Carstens. J. Cassens, T. Klingele, B. Edgar, W. Gilbet, D. Mowen.R. Deming, J. Nall, T. Deming, J. Collins, K. Rigg. B. Cassens. J. Mixer, C. Mowen. 71 72 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st row: officers. K. Lord, V. pres,; D. Moore, pres.; L. Scheurmann, treas.; 2nd row: R. Husemann. M. Little. B.Davison.T. Williams,B. Doyle. C. Vonholt; 3rd row: J. Seybold. S. Farlow, R. Georges. D. Zbornak. D. Neisen, T. Duvall, K. Mensendike; 4th row: J. Sprenger, R. Bastert, F. Kerr. L. Ihrig, L. Janssen. D. Albers. M. Wagner. 5th row: A. Simmons, D. Janssen. M. Redenius, R. Hull, D. Tenhouse, T. Janssen. R. Deming. M. Simmons; not pitured: Mr. Sickles, sponsor GERMAN CLUB 1st row: officers, C. Clevenger, st. gov.; J. Padgett, treas.; L. Adam. pres.. A. W'ittler, v. pres.; B. Doyle, sec.; Mrs. Anderson, sponsor; 2nd row: D. Neisen, K. Mensendike. K. Slater, D. Irvin. J. March. M. Simmons. B. Benson, J. Hardy, B. Allen; 3rd row: L. Flesner, J. Gunn, M. Mollering, B.Davison, D. Demoss. M. Georges, D. Moore, C. Herrmann, K. Goudschall, J. Tenhaeff; 4th row: R. Schreake, J. Bucklew, K. Schuster. S. Reuschel, S. Bennett. D. Shank. A. Potts. M. Buss. M. Rhea. B. McCall, G. Daggett; 5th row: G. Kestner. J. Mixer. J. Sprenger. M. Rlbe. C. Carsons. 73 Student Government 1st row - L to R: Angie Wittier, Julie Gunn, Julia Hunsaker. Jon Myers. 2nd row - L to R: Byron McCall, Carmell Clevenger, Jeanne Padgett, Tracy Janssen, Kim Post, Nancy Golden. 3rd row - L to R: Mr. Parker, Craig Carstens, Steve Aden, Doug Janssen. Jim Mixer, Doug Tenhouse. 74 VARSITY CLUB 1st Row: Lori Ihrig, Maribeth Wagner, Barb Benson, Julie Hardy, Sara Farlow, Anita Simmons, Dell Ann Balk. Monica Simmons. Mr. Wilson-Sponsor. 2nd Row: Bryan McCall, Charlie Simmons, Janet Mareh, Martha Moellring, Carmel Clevenger, Jeanne Padgett, Danita Shank, Roberta Deming, Marcia Bacher, Leisha Scheuermann. Mrs. Creek-Sponsor. 3rd Row: Glen Masters, Doug Janssen. Tim Lung. Rob Scheiter, Monty Jibben, Dan Griffin, Kim Schafer, Amy Potts, Angie Wittier. Bess Doyle, Nancy Aden. 4th Row: Steve Powell, Wes Powell, Randy Bastert, Dean Moore, Jerry Nall, Ted Lung. Jeff Armstrong, Randy Deming, Marilyn Buss, I aura Adam, Sherri Bennett. 5th Row: Gary Kestner, Jeff Collins, Matt Dearwester, Rusty Miller. Brent Hapke. Randy Jackson, Tim Deming, Jim Mixer, Mike Elbe, Cris Carstens. 75 PEP CLUB 1st Row- S. Dierker, L. Dunn, P. Stultz, C. Eidson, J. Seybold, J. March, M. Simmons, J. Hardy, J. Padgett, A. Simmons, S. Farlow, D. Balk, L. Hapke, K. Vonholt, K. Hopson, D. Moore. 2nd Row- D. O’Dear, D. Obert, G. Linnemeyer. R. Husemann, J. Mixer, M. Tenhaeff, R. Wilson, D. Anderson, B. Doyle, T. Perry, J. Bruns, D. Janssen, M. Elbe, T. Lung, T. Lung, B. Hapke, J. Nall, C. Carstens, J. Armstrong. 3rd Row- S. Steinkuhler, L. Flesner, J. Gunn, L. Alexander, L. Scheuermann, T. Janssen, L. Welty, J. Little, C. Carstens, L. Walton, T. Jennings, P. Tenhouse, D. Moore, J. Cassens, M. Rhea, R. Bastert, T. Emery, G. Janssen. J. Shaffer, K. Lord, T. Williams. B. Davison. 4th Row- R. Deming, D. Tenhouse, D. DeMoss, J. Tenhaeff, K. Goudschaal, C. Herrmann, M. Georges, T. Knorr, R. DeJaynes, T. Stultz, R. Stroud, K. Schafer, D. Shank. R. Bienhoff, L. Woodman, B. Kern, T. Swift, J. Hunsaker, S. Hibbert, T. Markert, M. Dearwester. 5th Row- J. Sprenger, K. Post, P. Beebee, V. Irvin, N. Golden, S. Zanger, B. Benson, R. Kestner, R. Deming, T. Deming. B. Edgar, S. Gooding. B. Flesner. K. Allen, C. Vonholt, A. Aden, D. Irving, M. Bucher, D. Deming. 6th Row-D. Albers, J. Bucklew, T. Mahe, S. Shaffer, T. Bailey, E. Georges, M. Jibbens. R. Scheiter, J. Collins, K. Schuster, R. Gronewold, S. Post, R. Ondrecek, A. Aden, L. Reason, J. Harper, L. Bradfield, W. Cookson, D. Zbornak, D. Schuster. 7th Row- S. Bennett, A. Alexander, A. Brinkman, B. Vonholt, K. Beckett. M. Miller, D. Doyle, K. Williams. K. Flesner, G. Kestner, M. Little, L. Kestner, L. Balzer, T. Duvall, D. Neisen, L. Ihrig, L. Janssen, L. Bienhoff, D. Flesner, T. Higley, L. Aden, A. Potts, 8th Row- B. Sprenger, T. Perry, S. Aden, T. Knorr, M. Broemmer, N. Hendricks. A. Cate, N. Brocksieck, M. Wagner, S. Llewelyn, B. Allen, B. Buss, A. Wittier. 76 1st attendants: Monica Simmons Ted Perry 2nd attendants: Janet March Tim Lung 1980-81 Homecoming Court Queen Julie Hardy and King Dean Moore 3rd attendants: Julie Gunn and Craig Carstens 4th attendants: Janice Bruns Travis Knorr 77 Freshmen Attendants: Kristi Hopson Bruce Eidson Queen Janet March King Tim Lung Sophomore Attendants Dell Ann Balk Charlie Simmons 1980-81 Christmas Court Junior Attendants: Sara Farlow Ted Lung Senior Attendants: Janice Bruns Dean Moore 78 PROM 1981 PROM COURT King Queen: Ted Perry Janet March 1st attendants: Greg Flesner Shanzelle Clevenger 2nd attendants: Tim Lung Lisa Woodman 3rd attendants: Nils Arvidsson Julie Gunn 4th attendants: Monty Jibben Kelli Lord 1980 King Queen: Craig Thomas Nancy Herkert 80 2nd attendants 3rd attendants 4th attendants KEEP ON LOVIN’ YOU Jr. Class Pres.-Doug Janssen On the evening of May 9, 1981, the Junior class presented “Keep on Lovin’ You” in honor of the Seniors. It was held at Elks Lodge in Quincy with music provided by Main Connection. Highlighting the evening was the coronation of the King and Queen and the presentation of their court by the Jr. Class President, Doug Janssen. Thank you, from the class of ’81 to the class of ’82, for an evening to remember (despite the rain!). Queen Janet King Ted 81 THE JUNIOR CLASS Presents “HEAVEN CAN WAIT” November 14 and 15, 1980 8:00 P.M. Directed by Randi Saul Peggy Stultz Darren Albers Cast Scenery Props w ,en?eton Doug Tenhouse Chris Carstens Elizabeth r 'J°r“an Fred Kerr Jeff Conover Schraecke Messenger Nancy Hendricks Terry Emery Annette Cate nn 16 Dina Neisen Creg Janssen Carmell [° y Abbott Perry Tenhouse Mark Rhea Clevenger Julia Farnsworth Jeanne Padgett Bill Vonholt Amy Potts t?vene Randy Bastert Lance Walton Darren Albers o,rSl !r£0rt «lfin Seybold Kendall Peggy Stultz Second Escort Anita Simmons Carstens Sandy Zanger Mrs. Ames Kris Mensendike Perry Tenhouse Police Inspector Williams Mark Rhea Mark Rhea us‘e Lisa Kestner Donna „.nn, Erin Georges Seckman Workman Matt Tenhaeff Jffty Mike Elbe Doctor .......................................Joy Sprenger Plainclothesman Jim Mixer urse Rose Husemann Passengers Makeup Prompters Kim Allen Barb Benson Nancy Brocksieck Kathy Bucklew Chris Carstens Theresa Duvall Terry Emery Lori Janssen Tom Jennings Kim Schaefer Kristi Slater Lance Walton Dana Zbornak Melissa Little Beth Allen Sara Farlow Julie Harper Tammy Hughes Lori Ihrig Danita Shank Angie Wittier Kathy Bucklew Thrersa Duvall Kristi Slater Dana Zbornak Publicity Program “You’ve got to get back on your own road. All mankind has its own particular beam of light — its place in the sun . . You are no more able to stop the course of what’s to be than you can stem the waves of the sea with your hand, or stay the sun in the midst of heaven.” English III Class Erin Georges Tickets Lisa Balzer Joe Nielsen Sandy Zanger Kendall Carstens 83 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Back row; Carmell Clevenger, Melissa Little, Beth Allen, Angie Wittier, Kim Schafer, Danita Shank, Amy Potts, Elizabeth Schreake, Coach “0”; front row; Kelli Lord, Darlene Irvin, Sherri Bennett, Bess Doyle Second place, Central Tourney Senior Players: Kelli Lord, Darlene Irvin, Sherri Bennett, Bess Doyle Record: 12-10 First Place, Pay nev Danita Shank, Co-Mi | d Place. Cent! 11 Tourney Team Amy LDanita Shank Central Conference 86 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL left to right-S. Steinkuhler, S. Shaffer, T. Mahe, C. Vollbracht. S. Llewellyn, J. Bucklew, D. Doyle, A. Brinkman, K. Beckett, T. Markert, Coach Meyer. J.V. record: Statisticians: top row, 1. to r.-T. Stultz. M. Miller, Coach Meyer, front row, 1. to r.-P. Stultz, R. Husemann, L. Balzar. 87 VARSITY FOOTBALL Front row- Jim Little, Steve Aden, Danny Griffin, Tim Deming, Matt Dearwester, Brett Edgar, Grant Scheuermann, Steve Lord. Second row- Steve Leenerts, Ryan Dieterle, Jeff Collins, Darrel Henze, Randy Bastert. Third row- Gary Kestner, Mike Elbe, Randy Jackson, Ted Lung, Rob Scheiter, Glen Masters. Fourth row- Coach Wilson, Dean Moore, Jerry Nall, Tim Lung, Jeff Armstrong. Brent Hapke, Coach Houston. Coach Wilson Coach Houston 1981 FOOTBALL AWARDS • • I MVP- Tim Lung Defensive Back- Tim Lung Defensive Lineman- Jerry Nall Offensive Back- Ted Lung Offensive Lineman- Rob Scheiter i Most Tackles- Tim Lung 88 ALL-CONFERENCE FOOTBALL Ted Lung Honorable Mention ENTRALj Tim Lung All-Conference Randy Jackson Honorable Mention Rob Scheiter All-Conference Gary Kestner Honorable Mention Seniors J.V. FOOTBALL First row- Jim Little, Steve Aden, Danny Griffin. Mike Llewellyn. Steve Hunsaker. Tod Perry, Steve Rossiter. Kent Lord. Second row- Steve Leenerts, Matt Dearwester. Jeff Collins. Ryan Dieterle, Tim Deming, Brett Edgar. Grant Scheuermann, Steve Lord. Darrell Henze. Coach Houston. 89 POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL SENIORS First row - N. Aden, L. Adam, J. Gunn, B. Davison, C. Vonholt, C. Carstens, T. Perry, A. Gooding, D. Deming. K. Post, S. Bennett, S. Webster, Second row - R. Bienhoff, J. Hunsaker, T. Williams, L. Woodman, D. Irvin, K. Lord, R. Deming, J. Hardy. M. Moellring, J. Bruns, L. Welty, Third row • T. Swift, B. Doyle, C. Ridson, M. Wagner, V. Irvin, N. Golden, M. Simmons. JUNIORS First row - L. Ihrig, K. Allen, S. Farlow, A. Simmons, E. Georges, J. Seybold, L. Janssen, T. Duvall, Secondrow - S. Zanger, P. Stultz, R. Husemann, A. Whittier, J. Padgett, D. Shank, A. Potts, M. Little, L. Balzer, B. Benson, Third row - J. Sprenger, J. Mixer, B. Allen, G. Linnemeyer, M. Buss, K. Schafer, D. Janssen, E. Schreake. WRESTLING First row - Wes Powell, Gary Kindhart, Mike Llewellyn, Danny Griffin, Byron McCall, Bruce Eidson. Second row - Coach Houston, Randy Demming, Rob Scheiter, Randy Jackson, Bob Kern, Kevin Rigg, Mike Rigg. Team Record 9-4 Central 27 Galesburg 32 Central 31 Hannibal 32 Central 42 Hamilton 30 Central 60 Jacksonville ISVI 9 Central 52 Brown County 12 Central 48 Rushville 15 Central 22 QND 39 Central 32 Quincy JV 31 Central 33 Petersburg Porta 36 Central 54 Brown County 9 Central 34 QND 32 Central 72 Hamilton 0 Central 45 Dallas City 24 3rd at Hamilton Invitational 2nd at Carlinville Invitational 3rd at District 16th at Sectional Stats 98 Bruce Eidson 18-5 105 Craig Wagner 12-6 112 Danny Griffin 22-3-1 119 Mike Llewellyn 7-9 132 Gary Kindhart 15-4 138 Wes Powell 12-8 145 Mike Rigg 9-8-1 155 Bob Kern 5-10 167 Randy Jackson 18-3 185 Rob Scheiter 13-6 HWT Randy Deming 9-9 Stats Chris Vonholt, Coach Houston, Julia Hunsaker, Debbie Deming. Sectional Qualifiers Bruce Eidson Danny Griffin Gary Kindhart Bob Kern Randy Jackson 2nd at District 1st at District 2nd at District 2nd at District 1st at District State Qualifier Danny Griffin 3rd at Sectional JV Wrestlers - Brian Flesner, Richie DeJaynes, Carl Mowen, Brad Vonholt, Kevin Rigg, Byron McCall, Coach Houston. VARSITY BASKETBALL L to R: assistant coach: Dave Kerr, head coach: Rich Meyer, manager: John Cassens, Gary Kestner, Mike Elbe, Doug Janssen, Mark Rhea, Gary Linnemeyer, Joe Nielsen, Matt Tenhaeff, Ted Lung, Jim Mixer, Perry Ten-house, stats: Bess Doyle, Kelli Lord, Melissa Little. Front: Craig Carstens, Ted Perry. Record 17-8 CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPS Central 89 Rushville 69 Central 78 Le wiatown 98 Central 79 Triopia 67 Central 44 Unity 57 Central 61 Winchester 59 Central 59 Btardstown 46 Central 57 Jacksonville 72 Central 70 Macomb 71 Central 64 Industry 45 Central 67 Unity n Central 70 Pleasant Hill 53 Central 70 Highland 64 C entral 56 Barry 53 Central 68 Southeastern 49 Central 64 Brown Co. 61 Central 67 Carthage 50 Central 50 Notre Dame 58 Centra! i 76 Hamilton 65 Central 72 Warsaw 68 Central 50 Pittsfield 51 Central 56 Payson 49 Central 53 Nauvoo-Colusa 51 Central 60 Liberty 68 Central 57 Barry 55 Central 56 Liberty 71 MVIT CHAMPS 94 All-Tourney team MVIT: Gary Linnemeyer, Mike Elbe, Doug 'JansMii Most Valuable Player-CHS: Mike Elbe (jv High Point Average: Hiwty Miller-18.85 All-Tournev Fresh. Tourn.: Frank Dieterle JV BASKETBALL Record 9-11 L to R: coach: Dave Kerr; Brad O’Dear, Charlie Simmons, Jim Little, Rusty Miller, Darrell Henze, Jim Taylor, Ed Johnson, Steve Aden, Tim Deming, Kevin Cantrell. Managers: Brian Sprenger, Gene Mason. Front: Carey Davison, Kevin Flesner, Frank Dieterle, Scott Hull, Ken Barner. 95 Varsity Players: Top Row-Maribeth Wagner, Angie Wittier, Cheryl Herrmann, Shari Reuschel, Deanna Obert, Tammy Higley, Carmell Clevenger. Bottom Row- Laura March, Kim Schafer, Sherri Bennett, Danita Shank. Marilyn Buss, Barb Benson, and manager Kris Mensendike. Jr. Varsity Players: Top Row-Tammy Higley, Cheryl Herrmann, Karen Goudschaal, Deanna Obert, Linda Bienhoff. Bottom Row-Tom Farlow, Shari Reuschel, Cindy Vollbracht, Pam Redenius, Sue Post, and Kris Mensendike. Stats: Laura Adam, Amy Potts, Lori Ihrig, and Kim Allen. % 97 VARSITY Monica Simmons Julie Hardy Janet March Sara Farlow Anita Simmons Jeanne Padgett Panther: Toye Williams JV Dell Ann Balk Lisa Hapke Denise Moore Kristi Hopson Kathy Vonholt Sponsor: Karen Korenowski CHEERLEADERS K J- if '•« | VARSITY AWARDS 1st place - MV IT Top 5 Squad Macomb Holiday Tournament 2nd place - ICF camp Grand Champion Competition 98 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS L to R: J. Seybold, L. Dunn, P. Stultz, S. Dierker, S. Clevenger. Top: C. Eidson and R. Deming. POM PON Im Sophomores: Shelly Hibbert Kim Schuster Freshmen: Michelle Geroges Kim Williams Debbie DeMoss Dawn O’Dear Seniors: Julia Hunsaker Tammy Swift Janice Bruns Juniors: Erin Georges Lisa Kestner Lori Janssen 99 BOYS TRACK 1981 Front: Steve Hunsaker, Fred Kerr, Tim Deming, Lance Walton, Perry Tenhouse, Captain-Dean Moore, Back: Steve Rossiter, Tom Jennings, Kevin Rigg, Rob Scheiter, Randy Jackson Most Valuable Track - Dean Moore Most Valuable Field - Tim Deming Most Improved - Lance Walton Four Year Letter Winner - Dean Moore Most Points - Tim Deming: 164 Vi Conference Champ-Tim Deming - High Jump Tim Deming - Long Jump 100 Coach Jim Bent Front row: L. Scheuermann, L. Peuster, S. Steinkuhler, D. Balk. R. Deming. B. Sheibel; 2nd row: S. Farlow, B. Benson, S. Bennett, M Moellring, S. Reuschel; 3rd row: M. Little, J. Padgett, D. Moore, M. Miller, T. Stultz, Coach Korenowski Seniors: Roberta Deming, Sherri Bennett. Martha Moellring, Leisha Scheuermann GIRLS SOFTBALL Top: Coach Richard Meyer, Carmell Clevenger, Angie Wittier, Lisa Reason, Tammy Hughes, Karen Goodschool, Deanna OBert, Cheryl Herrmann, Middle: Cindy Vollbracht, Marilyn Buss, Laura Adam, Sherri Webster, Debbie DeMoss, Kim Schafer, Danila Shank. Bottom: Tammy Higley, Amy Potts, Maribeth Wagner, Doreen Schuster, Lisa Hapke. SENIOR SOFTBALL GIRLS 102 Maribeth Wagner, Sherri Webster, Laura Adam AUTOGRAPHS PANTHER BASEBALL Front row: Brad O’Dear, Mike Llewellyn, Carey Davison, Kent Ihrig, Charlie Simmons; 2nd row: Jim Mixer, Doug Janssen, Gary Linnemeyer, Travis Knorr, Mike Elbe, Monty Jibben; 3rd row: Kelli Lord, stat., Randy Bastert, Kevin Cantrell, Cris Carstens, Glen Masters, Gary Kestner, Bob Kern, Andrea Brinkman, stat. 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