Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1984 volume:

MEDLEY 1964 Danville H.S. 202 E. Fairchild Danville, II 61802 217-440 2900 Volume 81 Enrollment: 2150 WAR DREAKS OUT! Dorrltog for a win. the sophomore boys rug ond pufl wirh 08 rhe r yrengrh ro coprure o second pkxe nrle n rhe final Spirit Week competition INside Out DHS 1 HIGH STEPPIN'. Mardhing ro the beot of the boob oloog rhe quorrer of o mde porode route. Senior Dono Clark sporkles ond shines'’ wirh bubbkng enthusiasm os she .seeps m yep I’M NOT TOUCHING THAT! Delicately using three fin gers. Derh Keener prepares to storr rhe dtssecrioo of rhe feral pig os her lob porrner Penny Hodnds expresses her doubts or rhe rhoughr AND YOU'RE OUT! lorry Dieu catches rhe boB ro moke rne rhrd our securing o 7 2 victory ogomsr Mr Zion during rhe firy gome of the sectional rournomenr A Look Within DACK DY POPULAR DEMAND. Ar rhe first school os sembly. John Montgomery of rhe U S Army Field Dond Jozz Ambossodors captures rhe audience w rh h s emo nonatem os he performs rhe popular love song ' Here I Am c QPit l i Reveals rhe lifeblood of o school ond a dry. Those inside our walls inrer-mesh wirh rhose ourside in rhe com-muniry ro form a righrly woven bond. Inside Our or Ourside In? They're one and rhe same. n the beginning were the days of sun and fun. We spent our days sitting idly by the pools ond beaches ond our nights cruising the town. This period, otherwise known os summer, mode homework o thing of the post. Whot was important then was whether Jenny and Greg were reunited on All My Children of if the mystery picture would ever be solved on The Guiding Light . Summer activities included vocations. Boys' State, Loverboy concerts, and o Nationwide Regency Talent Contest. Summer took people different places, but one thing for ON THE KILL. Senior Oorae� e Beebe ond Lon Butler ond ju nior Jody Harr decorore rhe Beebe rruck m preparcnon for o caravan precedrg rhe Dan vdle Schlormen football game Biding on rhe rruck 6 guesr of honor Gumps. symbol of Dorwie spirit Opening tyPltAi l con, JUST IN TIME! With o serve sending junior Lori Dleveons mro fhe doubles dley, she 6 able ro save rhe gome poor wifh her speed and quickness sure, there were always people at the hangouts. In Danville, we flocked to McDonald's, invaded Burger King, and cruised to the corner of Jackson and Main. Cruising was voted the number one weekend activity, but outside those three nights of bliss, cruising changed to running errands or a reason to get out of the house. If you drove just to get out, chances are you noticed a few changes in Danville. The main changes centered around local hospitals. Both St. Elizabeth and Lakeview underwent construction to add new facilities and to receive a general facelift . While they sought improvements. Carle Clinic of Champaign-Urbana sought extension in Danville. Opportunities in the forms of a prison and Towne Center gave Danville an optimistic look at the future economy. Inside the district, teachers feared losing their jobs, valuable programs were threatened to be cut, and two schools' doors were permanently closed. Fairchild and Roselawn Elementaries joined the fates of Jackson, Collett, and Oaklawn schools. The closings were especially sad to the alumni of the schools. Even though Fairchild and Roselawn's conditions seemed permanent, we could bet that Danville High would be open as BLOWING OFF STEAMI During rhe arch rival Dan vile Schlormon pep ossem b!y. sophomore Reggie Chapman blasts out rhe ftghr song on h«s trumpet ro rotse spirit for rhe Vkmg ream' A HUGWORTHY NOTE! Semor Mtfy Huff occeprs on offecronore hug from U S Army Field Dond leod singer coring on assembly Gngng ro every nore. he exploins rhor she's toy rhor lovin' feeing IN THE LONG RUN! A long jump of 21.93 4 or cfcrricr compennon oltows Terry Moore ro quofcfy for yore comperirion or Eoyern inois University In Chorleyon DOING THE DIRTY WORK! Woshng corsdoesn'r hove ro be ol work ond no fun os Tim Lyons, Michelle Monson. ond Liso Thompson con orrey ro MeonwNJe, ■’workhorses Lxso McDermort ond Come Longfelow scrub ond pofch o cuyomer's cor or rhe junior doss cor wash m rhe heor of rhe Auguy sun Opening ACROPHOBIA OR EVTERTAINMENT? Not scored by the height, sophomore Curtis To woe relaxes wirh o smile os friend John Leverenz holds on tightly waiting eagerly for the ferns wheel to stop CLOWNING AROUND. Senior Kev«-, Gombert. obas Gumdrop the Clown,'' odds mogic to the first annual Septemberfey by molding something (o blue poodle dog) out of nortvng for curious onloolsers GRODY TO THE MAX! Tnroucfi her focal expressions. Senior Mernt Eorl shows thot it rakes oB her yrength to pull off o mouth ful of the ptra which she gobbles down after o firing pompetre proctce HANDS UP! Offensive ctocdnoror Cooch Sbofet 'eminds his receiving corps Enk Fefcx ond Kevin HoB ro rase rher hand ro signal ro rhe quonerbock rhor they are open on rheir passing parrerns Qi 11 Al i long os Danville, Illinois survives. Danville's population of 38,985 wos o sure sign that our 541 freshmen, 555 sophomores, 388 juniors, and 498 Seniors wouldn't have anything to worry about. The school itself didn't change too much, but fads and fashions were a different story. They brought out the best of what was in style. The in list included Argyles, bandanas, and the layered look. Garfield, everyone's favorite fat cat, and our little blue friends the Smurfs were in, while Snoopy and PacMan went out . If you wore bell bottom pants and liked printed neckties you were a little out of if also. Believe it or not, certain foods could be in or out of style. The ins included salads, pitas, and stuffed pizza. The outs were quiche, hamburgers and french cooking. Short, punk hairstyles made the scenes at DHS accompanied by the craze of gels and creams to obtain the wet look. If that wasn't your style, long hair that was lightened or highlighted ranked in popularity. No matter what clothes you wore, foods you ate or hairstyles you exhibited, anyone attending Danville High showed promise and potential — INSIDE and OUT! IS IT WORTH MY TIME AND EFFORT? The pomperres proc rice rheir Ftoshdonce routine continuously for rhree monrhs bringing if ro perfection in order ro cfepioy rneir rolenr or rhe on nuol DanvtSe Schlormon gome Opening the QSwt ( of h77U i ( J honk God it's Friday. I can hardly wait until the weekend. No doubt! Are you going to the game tonight? Heck yeah — what would a Friday be without yelling for the Vikes? How about you? You know I'll be there. We re goin' to Jocko's afterwards and tomorrow I can sleep until noon! Must be nice — I gotta be at work tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. I'm bummin'. Well hey, at least you can go to that party tomorrow night. This is true. I got the car the whole weekend and my parents are gone for a week. We should go to Champaign — there's always something to do over there. Not to mention the college guys are there! How could I forget them? We can do some serious eyeballing! You know if! We'll be having some fun and stuff! Well, give me a call after school. This weekend will be so awesome! liitudA . . . And that's a slice of Srudenr Life .. . j I be saying ... Mega and beaucoup placed in fronr of bucks bummed our Def Leppard Loverboy Police Penny loafers Flashdance look — curour sweorshirrs Mim-skirrs Cruise ro rhe Bahamas or rhe Virgin Islands (espedolly over Christmas Break) (9(t j O-ray See yo, later Alligator You got rhe big eye Loretta Lynn Bach Plasmatics Leg warmers Wide ties Bell bottoms Anywhere in Indiana (especially when visiting distant cousins) Historical landmarks 8 Divider OH MY GOD! Numbness ond surprise roke pos session of Derh Moson os she is nomed rhe 1963 Homecoming Queen IN the Swing of Things Lazy, Crazy Days CAMPING DY THE LAKE. Soph omore Jeff Autor rakes o breok roughing if” for ren days m July ro caprure the beaxy of Lake Michigan on rhe Michigon side Basking in rhe worm sun. ploying vol ley boll on rhe beach of your fovor ire vocorion spor, skiing in rhe moun roins of Conoda or jusr lounging oround rhe house — oil of rhese could be considered rhe ideal summer ocrivines Summer is more rhon jusr baseball gomes and warerskimg. rhough Ir is o rime ro relox ond rehobilirore ofrer nine months of teacher torture I love three day weekends, bur ir's nor enough After rhree doys of sleeping in, you're nor ready ro ger up ond go bock ro school Your body ond mind ore jusr begin ning ro grow occusromed ro rhe exrro sleep Thor’s whor mokes summer worth while Plus spending time with friends com pleres rhe purpose,” commented sopho more Susan Wdfla Senior Kim Busby rroveled ro Holland for two monrhs ond expressed how ir's changed her outlook on summer %,l've never hod so much fun learning about o new culture Ir will be hord ro top o summer like rhor one ond being able ro travel over seas .” For o change of pace. Junior Shelly Klein ON A OICYCLE DUILT FOR TWO. After o M doy of activities swimming or rhe Elss. ploying on intriguing gome of Dungeons G Dragons, ond goiovonring oround the neighborhood. Steve Mmne ond Doug Wolf la heod over to Steve's on o tandem bike spenr her summer enrerroimng differenr ac nvines rhon ordinary humdrum ronning syndrome” For rhe first rime in my life I've gorren more rhon ten miles outside of Don ville Usually I sroy home ond read, sleep, ond ear ond loyour, bur rhis year I mode ir o pant ro do something constructive, so I rrov eled by myself ro Connecticut by bus ro see my dod for rhree weeks After meeting new people and doing new things, I come bock ond got o job or Burger Chef, ond srornng ro run up ro six miles a doy ” I hod o miserable summer I spenr o full rwo ond o half monrhs of rhe summer couped up or home with mono,” sulked Mike Creighton I accomplished only one rhing — I mode up o couple of words for my personal vocabulary ” Summer, in oil, wos o rime for new ad venture ond individual achievement AIR DORN. Sophomore Troy Gutrerridge bounds mro rhe or off of o dirr romp n rhe onnuol junior mororcross roce Those OUTspoken People! 5ome doy I'll hove o summer ro remember, stored jumor Trocy Thomo ”1 hove o terrible time gertmg involved with those things that moke summer a memory, rhe fory role, stereotyped love stories over rhe summer ond the notorious beoch scenes Out summer is not reoksncaly Use rhor Ir is just onorher season which is treated drfferenrfy becouse there 6 no school For people who hove jobs, it is no differenr except we weor less clothing ond hove no homework ” My summers ore olwoys fulflng, but I hove. Use most people, o hord rmne remembering whor I hove occomptehed from one yeor to rhe next Only the monumental events ore easily recoiled special vocations, friends, adventures, ond jobs I view summer os nothing more than o quarter of the yeor ro keep your special rrUesronps n on orgomzed order of remembrance KNEE DEEP! Refreshing splosh es from rhe Loke VermAon wo rers cool rhe 90 degree day ro worerskang sun and fun for Senior Drod Cunmnghom HIT THE LIGHTS! Lost summer o few yudenrs displayed the ocrng rdears durng rhe sum merrmne dinner rheorer muscol Dngodoon.” pur on by rhe Sunshine I Productions which ron for rwo weeks IN fhe Swing of Things 11 READY WHEN YOU ARE. Freshmon Srocey Weler glances for her signol from — Mr Dugle ro ploy rhec foil progrom Not All Fun £r Gomes! To many, rhe word summertime”, conjured up imoges of spending rime in summer comps The stereotyped comp image portrayed rhe pastime of recreation and goofing off with nothing more ro do in rhe excessive spore rime given ro you, os in rhe movie Mearbolls” Ar Doll Srore Universiry in Muncie, IN, 350 high school srudenrs from across rhe notion orrended o journalism workshop June 24rh-29rh Doll Srore is said ro hove rhe best journalism workshop, ond they were bound and determined ro prove it We hod or least three hours of homework ofrer o full eighr hours of dosses,” srored junior Chris Wolflo Eastern Illinois Universiry in Charleston hosred 137 Danville bond members In rhe beginning they roughr rhe basic fundomen rols, then advanced ro drills The tosr srep was ro pur rhe drill ro music,” explained Senior Cord Casrleman. We worked hard, bur ir poid off during rhe after hour excursion ro rhe 8rh ond 9rh floors (girls' dorms),” mused junior JR Hens ley Cheerleaders ond pomperres also wenr rhrough exhaustion ofrer 12 hours of grueling workours each day The whole squad gained a tor from rhe experience of pom-perre comp We grew closer, probably because of rhe pressure pur on us ro work together As ir rurned our, we did work well together ond captured rhird place overall. We oil learned whor ir's like ro be o porr of o ream,” exclaimed Senior Shannon Direline Geared toward o specific fundamental activity, comp is cerroinly nor all fun ond gomes! OUT OF STEP! Exasperated by John Grygtel. Mr Somp son srops the rehearsal ro srroKghren our rhe marching lines with a few demanding words of advice as Joe Miler Itsrens ro rhe privore counsefcng I DANNED. Jana Dale Imps off of rhe practice field on crvxches She spromed her onlsle during practice rhe second doy ofrer arrival ar Eastern Knots University's bond comp 12 Not All Fun (j Gomes DEAD TO THE WORLD. Kim Lindsay and Medley sroffers come home after o week of mrellecruol torture It rook only ten minutes before the whoJesroff was asleep on rhe mim bus home from the Dol Store Journalism Workshop m Muncie. Indtono FAMILY FACES. Greeting D Little before rhe rnp home from Eoyem. Undo Little ond Por Hunt help with his tubo IN the Swing of Things 13 I HAVE TO LAUGH. Ahce Meyers handles the embar rassmg imriorion process with a sense of humor GIRLS FRONT AND CENTER. Kelly Kesrer. Srocey Moore, and Done Dorr yond o fcne ro get rhetr bdoon bosoms deftared by on owomng Senior guy wirh o rhumbrock They poroded oround the campus m rheir yunrnng oirre before radvro-boHoon impocr STRUGGLING FOR SLEEZE . The junior girls ond Sre fonie Wefler g ve rhe judges (Senior guys) o seducrrve glonce Banding Together c ophomore going to bond comp for J rhe first rime live in Terror rhe entire week nor knowing whor ro expecr during imriorions. stored Knsrin Wingo Along wirh rhe practice ond hord work rhor went mro attending bond or pompette comp, o little fun could be hod through initiations The purpose of rhe sophomore iniriorions is nor to seek revenge on those you dislike bur rarher ro help cure ony inhibitions o person might hove This in turn mokes for o better bond Most people never look or it this way, but ir seems to be rhe underlying grounds,'' explained Wendy Palmer The initiation rires carried our rhis year or bond comp included being handcuffed ro an other person, trying ro ear spaghetti without silverware, ond carrying troys or meolrime. Ex dusively, rhe girls hod ro wear balloons in their shirrs ond porade in step oround rhe lobby posing for pictures Then, rheir balloons were popped wirh o pm by o Senior guy For rhe boys, it wos something equally em borrossmg They hod ro wear o rowel ond were covered with shoving cream ond shorn poo Next, they were pur on rhe elevator ond ler off on rhe girls' floors As m previous years, o speciol initiation wos given ro junior girls ro become Senior women. According ro this tradition. junior girls musr dress up m gaudy make up ond funky clorhes Dressed like rhis, rhey went ro rhe donee or rhe end of rhe week for judging Nor only were iniriorions given or bond comp bur also or pomperre comp Juniors Vid i Hickman, Jill Horr. Jerri Floherry. ond Michelle Clork, on rhe square for the first rime, relored rheir experiences For rhe most parr, rhe initiations rook ploce on rhe bus ride home We had ro wear a lor of makeup ond white t shirrs with different things wrirren on them Then we hod ro wolk Through rhe Villoge Moll ond eor or McDonald's dressed like this. Iniriorions ore mainly for morale purposes, otherwise rhe new pomperres would ger bored ond frustrated with nothing ro look for word ro after oil rhe hord work I think it would be more fun ro be initiated,'' said Michelle Slifer So, whor is thought ro be rhe terror of comp, is by o popular poll — most exciring MAYDELLINE' MASTERPIECES. The vererons pomperes deploy rheir ere orons os rhey leod rhe ju mors Through rhe mol ofrer rher arrivol home from comp n 14 Banding Together FIRST RUNNER-UP! On rhe lay mghr of bond comp, A sieeze conrey wos held m which rhe goodly dressed girl won o prize Ajmor louro Friend wos rhe proud winner rh6 summer SHE'S A DEAUTY. Jerri Floherry, Vicki Hckmon. ond Lourie Kmghr wonder rhrough Good Sporrs ofrer fr sh mg rhe procession m rhe mol DRIP DRY. George O'Onen yeps our of rhe shower ofrer o qmck rinse off of shovmg creom. ond blors he common bloody nose ofrer rwonons IN the Swing of Things 15 ANTICS OF THE DAY. Joe Legg. Jon WolHer Tiffony Srmrho. ond Angie Phillippo shore o few loughs while rhey rreor themselves to sundoes or Dipper Don Those OUTspoken People Coming bock to school is o rhreor for some kids each year Some hove to come more rhon others because of colege ond extra schooling ‘ Throughout high school our 'eefcngs change Dy the time we are Seniors, our outlook on school rs roraly different.” stored Louro Drornm “This yeor I fell I hove power and control1 I've seen kids come bock to school who literally reached my knees1” leonn Koerner shored these similar feelings “I know wherever I go the underclassman look up to me — I’m idolized The ‘munchkins’ ore so young It’s exciting to see them go through the some chonges I went through at the oges ” During my Senor yeor. I’m going to buckle down, but I wont to do crazy things so I I hove unique memories ond yories to tel my children If it were not for school, we wouldn't hove such memories1” 16 Time's Up! FELT TIP OR BALL POINT? Scouring for losr minure school supplies. Scorr Alexander. Joe Legg. ond Jon Walker find o selection hard ro handle because of rheir mdeosiveness Time's Up! Warning bell blares or 7:55 a m. The new freshmen soon scurry dear of rhe hallways like mice in a maze, searching for rheir elusive homerooms A new year in rhe process. Greenie Kelly Hunr described coming ro D H.S os being ejecred from firsr class ond placed inro coachAh, rhe life of a freshmen Frusrroring wasn'r ir? Freshmen have always had ir rough Like looking for a doss on rhe fourrh floor and finding our rheir direcrions from o seemingly rrusrworrhy Senior were somehow deceiving. Many sophomores felr rhar ofrer a grueling freshman year, ir was smoorh sailing ro graduanon. Coming back ro D H.S..'' srar-ed Kiran Rokolla, is like going ro your firsr closs reunion. Juniors or rhis poinr in rime were finally upperclassmen and were excired abour rackling a new year wirh some consider -arion ro rhe prepararion for a rowdy Senior year Mark Drowning srared, I can'r really say I feel any differenr. bur ir is a lor more reassuring being an upperdassmen now, I now feel like I've accomplished some-rhing. As for Seniors, rhe glory, and fun, of rheir losr year of high school has fizzled our Mosr realized rhar rhis was rhe losr chance ro buckle down ond moke somerhing of rhemselves before rhey go our on rheir own Coming back ro school is monoro-nous anymore The rhrill of seeing old friends and rhe nervous sromoch aches hove diminished. Bur afrer graduarion I'm sure I'll miss ir like everyone else and wish for a chance ro reunire wirh old friends. When you rhink abour ir, each year is like a closs reunion; ir's jusr nor over o long dura-rion of rime, inrerprered Senior David Slifer The srorr of school also meanr rhe srarr of rhe Danville Vikings' foorball season, fall holidays ond Friday nighrs wirh friends, which rend ro be well appreciared, more due ro rhe lack of free rime during rhe school year. Overall, rhe srarr of each new school year is a beginning in rhe righr direcrion. Orher rhan rhe evenly and rirually disrribur-ed homework, school offers a lor of memorable and rreosured rimes, borh educorion-olly and socially Welcome Dock! HOMEWORK AGAIN! Milse Heod and Scorr Tahoo ponder over rheir homework m hopes of finishing rhe assignment be fore doss yorrs SILVER STREAK. Priming rhe foorboll field for action, SHOPPING AROUND. Cord Arthur Dougherty morlss off rhe yordlines before rhe ond Decky Hendricks, with season kickoff wirh Schlormon Dmne Morhews. rake o whiff of some Ralph Lauren perfume IN rhe Swing of Things 17 Preserving The Past Conremporaires carolling through rhe halls or Christmastime .. . dosses compering in rhe tug-of-war contest during Spirit Week .. . rhe parode of the Homecoming queen and her court during halftime of rhe Homecoming game . . . rhe pep assembly prior to rhe Schlarman football game ... TRADITIONS .. . they were all around us and helped to provide a much needed stability to school life The tradition of rhe Spirit Viking began 14 years ago Mark Ross, the most recent Spirit Viking, commented that acting as rhe Spirit Viking made me feel as if I were really participating in making memories ...” Reinstated after an absence of 30 years, floor building tools precedence over hall decorations during Spirit Week Floor building isn't as popular as rhe hall decorations for some students, bur rhe student parricipa rion did increase from last year,” remarked Senior class president Scott Burton A tradition that rhe sophomore class co- INTO THE LEATHER. Suiting up for rhe pep assembly Mark Ross, rhe 14rh of a long Ime of Spinr Vikings. purs on rhe freshing touches ro his uniform before he plants rhe choBenge operated in was rhe decorating of rhe 12 foot tree in rhe main hall. I don't think it should be stopped because it's something rhe sophomore class does that no one else does. This activity identifies our doss with rhe rest of rhe school and adds ro rhe Christmas season,” sophomore Lynn Eicken ex plained Providing holiday spirit ro rhe student body, rhe Conremporaires shared Christmas with others Chrisrmos is a beautiful rime of the year We enjoy carolling through rhe halls ro rhe various runes of traditional carols and madrigal classical selections,” commented Conremporaire Chris Askam Announcing football games since 1956, Mr John Sanders felt that most of our traditions are lost becouse of rhe relatively new faculty Students in rhe 1960's and 1970's did nor believe in traditions, so most were given up ” When osked if rrodirions should be broken Mr. Sanders disagreed Trodinons are what holds this school together ” TINSEL. TREES. AND TEAMWORK. Shoring o joke Lynn Eicken and Reggie Chopmon carry on rhe oonuol rrodinon of decorating the 12 foot sophomore Christ mos tree which stood outs de of Mr Smith's office TRANSFORMATION IN A DAY. Trying ro moke fhe gym less like o gym for Homecom ing. Uso Thompson and Debbie Norrker create o conopy of srreomers over rhe bleachers Student council members were released from doss rhe doy be fore rhe donee ro prepare rhe gym STOMP ON THE maroons OUT ON TOP. During holfnme of rhe Homecoming football gome, rhe floor of rhe Senior doss received rop ratings MEANINGFUL MEDITATION, rtobt ? tkelne and Jeff Morshol shore in o moment of prayer prior ro rhe Morroon gome Teom proyer before every foorbol gome is o special rroditon among rhe othleres or Don vdle High IN the Swing of Things 19 THE COLOR OF SPIRIT. Dressed m half maroon ond half whire. Shown Miller cheers on rhe Senior class in rhe rug Of-WOT Keyed-up Spirit! Ifeir rhe week gave srudenrs a chance ro express rhemselves by showing how creorive rhey ore The conresrs were fun, bur some of rhe differenr evenrs were kind of weird,” commenred junior John Dawkins. The full week of rhe “big evenr” consisr-ed of Senior, junior, sophomore, ond freshmen class comperirions Ir was promoted by rhe traditional floor — molding conresrs ond lunch-rime conresrs, like earing os many bananas os possible, swinging hula hoops, ond of course participating in rhe rug-of-wor and dress up days. “We were really rrying ro think of some original and enrerraining conresrs for rhe srudenrs ro do during rhe week ro promore spirit for rhe big Homecoming gome ond donee The Srudenr Council rhoughr rhe ideas were better rhon losr year's and rhor rhe srudenr body would like rhem and ger involved wirh more enthusiasm rhon in pre vious years,” explained sophomore class presidenr Reggie Chapman. The ourrageous outfits were well-received and were rhe mosr visible reaction ro school spirit The Hawaiian, Maroon ond Whire, opposite sex, ond Hor ond Shades doy were o hir wirh rhe newcomers bur hard ro handle since ir was rhe freshmen's SWIVEL HIPS. Trying ro keep his hulo hoop from falng around he onkles. Eric Felix uses h legs iBegoly for rhe hulo hoop conresr during Sp� r-r Week first year. The conresrs or lunch were reolly fun, bur nor many of us freshmen reolly gor inro rhem because we were frightened Ir was o differenr approach toward spirit rhon rhe hundrum pep assemblies, bur some of rhe doys were slighrly risque I rhink rhe week promoted spirir ro some bur nor oil,” viewed freshman Nici Montgomery As usuol, rhe Seniors rallied up more points for rhe annual victory “I love ro worch orhers and participate in rhe trivial evenrs, bur on opposire sex doy, my girlfriend wouldn'r be seen wirh me. Besides, I'm jusr playing ir cool ond keeping a low profile rhis year Otherwise, I'm oil for Spirir Week.” announced Senior Sr eve Blue 20 ATOP A CHAMPAIGN FLOAT. Sheri Wogner ond T� a Ingrum cheer on rop of rhe Spinr Week fkxw representing rhe sopho more doss or rhe Homecoming gome ogoinsr Champaign Keyed up Spirit! BANANAS BY THE BULK. Push mg in one bonono offer on other. Mil e Seely. Drod Cun nmghom. ond Dewoyne Tetter roke first pioce m rhe bonono eorng conresr for rhe Senior doss HEY. I LIKE THAT DRESS! Onon Corlson ond Jeff Holsr humor Jeff Jenkins, who 6 decked our in h«s mother's dorhes for oppo sire sex doy RAH. RAH. SIS BOOM BAH! Mike Dokey ond Scott Boys stereorype rhe overage cheerleoder' on oppo sire sex doy. while Mike ftottns ond Mke Wotersrrot skip lunch to watch IN the Swing of Things STATE OF SHOCK. Sming or the onnouncemenr of rhe 1984 Homecoming queen. Robert Willioms worches rhe shocked Derh Moson TITLE IT 016! Mokjng o bonner for rhe Homecoming gome agamy Champaign, rhe cheerleoders scramble ro ger rhmgs ready for the big night A REFRESHING WAIT. Talking off ro rhe side of rhe donee floor. Vo Hickmon ond Jerne Floherry woir for rheir dotes ro return from rhe punch bowl IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE. S-ondmg or attention Yulondo Doiley. Tmo Morgan, ond Holly Chopmon woir for rhe rest of the Homecoming attendants ro be colled ro the sroge with rheir escorts TEARY-EYED. Derh Moson dnes her eyes ofrer she mokes herself comforToble on the queen's rhrone 22 Topping Off The Week Topping Off The Week Con you move rhor bench over here I rhink ir would give us more room over rhere. Raise rhe srreomers up o holf inch Don'r forger ro bring in oil rhe plonrs. Ser rhe plorforms up for rhe queen's courr over rhere Who will volunreer ro come Tomorrow morning? Wirh rhese phrases of supervision, rhe decoraring of rhe boy's gym for rhe Home coming dance was ser inro morion eoriy on Friday morning Beginning rhe Homecoming fesriviries for rhe weekend, decororion of rhe gym wos followed by rhe Homecoming ossembly, rhe gome Friday nighr, rhe complerion of rhe decoraring Sorurdoy morning, and rhe donee irself Sorurdoy nighr. The decorarions were okay, bur I rhink rhe donee should be presenred in o berrer ormosphere orher rhon rhor of o gym, observed Srudenr Council member Keirh Holbwoy As for rhe Homecoming gome, ir wos a disappearing loss, bur ir wos exciring ro ride rhe sophomore floor or half-rime ond wove ro rhe crowd,” remarked Mike Creighron Tradirionolly, on Friday morning, rhe Homecoming gome ossembly is held, ond LAST DANCE. Hok ng Ns dare dose ro him for rhe lasr romonre donee of rhe evening. Andre Corrrell smies os rhe 1980 fesriviries come ro on end rhis year wos no exception Accordingly, rhe highlighr of rhe ossembly was rhe crowning of rhe queen The honor wos given ro Senior Berh Mason I felr rhe enrire week ond especially rhe weekend wos ex citing I wos shodsed ro receive rhe honor of Homecoming queen I won'r forger rhe dance eirher. I wos in sheer pain, and oil I could rhink obour wos rhe sliver of wood rhor wos causing my eyes ro warer, ad mirred Berh Mason, 1980 Homecoming queen. Tallying up poinrs, showing enrhusiosm for individual dosses by porriciporing in rhe hulo hoop conresr on Hawaiian day, declaring school spirir by wearing Moroon ond Whire on Friday, rhe end of spirir week, ond orrending rhe gome ond dance — rhor wos o general look of rhe 1983 Homecoming spirir week Like previous years, rhe Seniors coprured rhe spirir jug wirh o rorol of 1127 poinrs. Friday morning. Senior Berh Mason become rhe new reigning Homecoming queen Friday nighr, rhe Vikings were handed o 7-0 loss by rhe Maroons of Chompoign Cenrrol Culminoring rhe fesriviries, Sorurdoy nighr rhe Homecoming donee wos held in rhe gym, os rhe resulrs of Srudenr Council's lobor were pur ro rhe resr NEXT RUNNER UP De g od«x wledged os one of rhe Senior Homecoming orren donrs. HoHy Chopman presents herself on sroge or John Sand er s request A Feel For The Guild Foil ploys were o parr of school ocrivi ries rhor enriched oil ospecrs of sru-denr life Foil ploys olwoys promised greor performances, nor only from rhe casr, bur from rhe bactarage crew, di-recrors, and specrorors os well Gerring involved in Theorre Guild and fall ploys was also gerring involved in o lor of high quoliry srondords ond many sacrifices Ir rakes o tor of rime for everyone, including rhe small parrs. Ir's nor unusual ro work from 2 40 ro 5 00 p m ond rhor's all week ' exclaimed Anne Boggs Fall ploys weren'r all hard work ond no ploy. They were olso o chance ro meer ond enjoy orher people I reolly enjoyed myself When we consrrucred rhe ser, ir wos fun ro moke ir. There were cosr porries ofrer every rehearsal, ond rhey were a blosri said prop manager Michael Pope Afrer oil rhe hard work wos finished ond rhe finol mosrerpiece wos revealed, rhe overwhelming opprovol for Dork of The Moon wos soon conveyed Mr Beebe expressed his feelings: I rhoughr ir wos o major underroking Ir involved several sers. o large cosr, special Technical effecrs, ond highly emorionol acring. The srudenrs worked hard ond did o fine job handling rhe material. Every new ploy is o challenge in rhe beginning, ond ir rakes pracrices upon proc-rices ro even begin ro build up rhe ocrors' momenrum ond inspirorion Dork of The Moon wos in producrion for opproximorely o monrh and o half, bur o full monrh ond o half mighr os well be narrowed down ro o week Procrically every producrion is dis-rribured our in o couple monrhs, bur obour 85% of rhe work scenery, memory, direcr-ing, ond polishing Techniques ore done in rhe lasr couple of doys — which ore tore nighr hours, explained David Slifer Overall, rhe ploy wos os successful os rhose of posr yeors Since rhere were so many new Guild members in 'Dork of rhe Moon', ir gave me o chonce ro enjoy worching someone else discover rhe love of rheorre rhor I already hove I Think rhor is rhe greoresr rhing rhere is ro being presidenr of rhe Guild, showing someone else whor you hove leorned in rhe posr, expressed junior Brad Workins. Having never been in o ploy before, gerring rhe leod wos o big sfxxk ro me. I'll never forger being sropped in rhe hall ond rold rhor I gor rhe parr of John rhe wirch boy! Ir wos o greor experience! remembered sophomore Por Linn. LET US PRAY. In rhe acruol ploy. ‘Dork of rhe Moon.' rhe cosr comes rogerher for rhe church revival scene, where Anne Boggs (Borbaro) is forced ro confess her shome JUST A SOCIAL DRINKER? Preocher Drod Wotkrns resrs Krisrm Wmgo ond David Ammermonn's whiskey during on ofrer noon ploy rehearsal 24 A Feel for the Guild SONG AND DANCE MAN. Dovxj Slifer begins rhe fes nvifies of rhe Dork of rhe Moon'' Townspeople wirh o solo song ond donee or practice TOP NOTCH NOVICE. Degmnng or rhe rop of rhe kxJder of success. Por Linn cloms Dorboro. ployed by Anne Doggs. from Sreve Deebe. tvs nvol rhroughour rhe ptay Those OUT-Spoken People! Every ospecr of Dork of rhe Moon hod been evokjored by more rhon just rhe ocrors rhemselves Three judges cnriqued rhe ploy ond irs speool effeers Joon Doily from rhe U of I reviewed. Some of rhe oudo ond visud effeers were yunnng Also rhe rwo highly emoronol momenrs were bonded wtfh greor rosre ond effecriveness' The ser wos very we done ond creored another world' feeing They were on movable plorforms which mode o quick scene change eosy ond convemenr. yored Mrs Judy Swigerr from Mahomet Seymour rtgh School In oddinon, Dr Sufcvon of Eoyern fcno Umversiry announced. The speaking chorus wos excellenr Nor only did rhe judges pur forrh rher opinions Mony specrorors gor ro voce rhetr rhoughrs obour rhe ploy ond ask queyons concerning rhe producrion s conyrucrion Vickie Doggs commenred. I rhoughr rhor on emononol yrom wos pur upon rhe chorocrer. Dorboro. ond rhor ir wos perfecred ro near reoksm IN the Swing of Things LlMDER HMDS. J V cheer leoders tryouts begin with some tension relieving yrerch exerc6es to help work of1 the ‘butterflies'’ Battle Of Butterflies SIGHT SOLOS. Debt Anglin and Dovid Ammermom sghr read o new piece of music be fore the rest of the doss, owcut mg the turns to sng solo The clods said 2 00 pm There was only o half hour before the tryouts The burrerflies that once twinkled inside your stomach felt more like bars trying to escape A quick glance at your hands revealed the remains of your fingernails. If you were a part of any athletic ream, in Theatre Guild or Singing Vikings, or were a cheerleader, you could probably identify with these feelings While cheerleading ond Singing Vikings’ tryouts were held lost spring, other organizations recruited during the school year The pomperres hod tryouts before every performance We had ro be sure that each girl knew her routine so one person couldn’t moke the rest of rhe squad look bad,’’ explained Senior Gina Moore Thearre Guild member Anne Boggs re FAST PACE. Steve Schendel keeps on his roes to prevent Anthony Carter from driving down court m JV basketball try ours membered reading for what seemed like hours’’ when auditioning for Dark of rhe Moon ' J V cheerleoder Amy Moffitr recalled the twinge of nervousness she felt when she compered against 30 other girls Everyone was so good, said Amy, ond no one really knew who would moke it. ' Lisa Robinson, also a J V cheerleader, commented that rhe hardest parr was waiting for rhe results Singing Viking members often had spot checks ” Spot checks, like the pomperre tryouts, were basically for making sure everyone was prepared ro perform. Sometimes I thought my voice was going ro crack, or I'd forger rhe words,’’ stated Elaine O'Bonnon Most of us tried out for something, one rime or another, and we could bet rhor someday we would do it ogam As junior Lori Davis summed up, Trying out now will be ro our benefit in rhe future YOU HEAR THE DOOR SLAM. Pomperres hove special rryours for eoch rourine proceed Leonn Koerner. Mi chette Clork. ond Gmo Moore rryour ro perform ThnB er or rhe Homecoming assembly ond gome 26 Battle of Butterflies OUTDOING IN TRYOUTS. fVo Fre he«e ond ftegge Chopmon rry to impress Cooch Houpt ond not show rheir nervousness durmg rigorous rryours m rhe gym for posifons on rhe sophomore baskerboll ream NERVOUS MANICURE. Junior Srefome Weller inrensely srudies her scale sheer for her imporranr challenge rhor will decide w her her or nor she odvonces ro firsr choir in symphonic bond CHECK OFF. Mr Dugle supervises freshmon Ken Dyer os he reviews rhe nexr cone err piece from memory for o grade IN the Swing of Things 27 OUTsiders in JAMMIN! Leod gurfonsr and base gmtoriy of A Ido Novo jom Through rhe chorus of rhe losr song of rhe evening The Osmonds .. . Mickey Glley . . . Dlue Oysrer Culr . . . Aldo Novo .. . Donville's Civic Cenrer ployed hosr ro oil of rhese enrer-roiners during rhe posr year Srudenrs ond communiry members viewed rhe end resulr of much pre concerr preparanon According ro Mr Geyer, Civic Cenrer manager. rhe selecrion of an ocr wosjusr rhe beginning Afrer rhe group or individual performer wos chosen, Mr Geyer rook o rnp ro worch rhem perform, raked ro promorers. and orrempred ro schedule rhem when rhey were in rhe oreo. Srriving for a voriery of differenr performers, Mr Geyer emphasized rhar ir was somerimes difficulr ro ger enrerroiners ro come ro o small rown like Danville Srudenrs expecred o lor from rhe concerrs rhor rhey porronized — loud music, popular songs, ond good sroge shows Added sophomore Pom Shone, I expecr good music, a good rime ond some ocrion.” Weekend concerrs were rhe fovorires Said sophomore Chris Pew, ’’They're o good excuse ro ger our of rhe house!” In rhe posr year, performances such os Chuck Mongione. Mickey Gilley, Ponnie Mil-sop, Donnie ond Marie, Dlue Oysrer, Aldo Novo, ond rhe Up wirh People” concerr were big news They oil drew in fans of oil ages I loved rhe ‘Up wirh People' concerr Ir the Center wos o change of pace ro ger our of school for ir Ir wos really worrh seeing The only drawback wos rhe focr rhor I broke my ankle jusr walking down rhe sroirs — durz! exclaimed junior Srefonie Weller A DREAK FROM THE PUCKER NORM. Chuck Mon g one purs h6 world renowned rrumper down for o solo The DonvnUe Civic Cenrer sold our for h6 perfor monce m rhe fo of 1983 AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION. During the Up with Peo pie” cone err rhe young performers chose people from rhe oudience ro ger more involved TAKE A DOW. Finishing up wirh rher grond fmole. rhe Up wirh People ' performers smfle or rhe sonsfocrion m rhe expressions of rhe specrorors Those OUT-Spoken People! Throughour every odolescenr's hferime. rhe rhrill of cone errs ond going our with friends produced some of rhe besr memories of youth Of course, odulrs orrend os mony concerts ond avic evenrs os rhe overage reenoger ond of Ten with os much enrhusosm I3ur ir is rhe younger ond more fertile years rhor ore bey remembered ond mosr cherished Freshman Scorr Geyer hod no problem gerrmg mro concerrs wirh his friends, considering his dod was rhe monoger of rhe Danville Civic Center I go ro ofl rhe concerrs They ore fun ond o good pkxe ro ger away ro wirh your fnends because it I seeps rhe younger generation off rhe srreers ond insures rheir safety I go ofl rhe nme with my fnends. ond my father usually gets me good sears, bur I yd hove ro pay for my own reisers I Use rhe selection I'm gong ro see John Cougar who is o forty big celebrity We don't get very big performances manly because rhe reisers would coy quire o bit more rhon people would spend, so rhere wouldn't be any profit.” summed up freshman Scorr Geyer GORGEOUS GHOULS. Two lovely witches.” un known to oB visited stu dents end foculty on Hoi toween distributing condy ond other goodies Celebration In Motion On Thanksgiving, Mom gor up to start cooking for rhe day's doing Turkey was rhe mom course, ond since we had all rhe trim mings. boy did I overdo iri exclaimed Sro cey Srimoc Thanksgiving wasn'r rhe only rime for feosrmg With all rhe sugory cookies and mouth watering candies, who couldn'r help bur oversruff rhemselves or Christmas 1 “I’ve diered since Thanksgiving so I can gorge myself for a week and a half straight during rhe Christmas season. affirmed Mr Shafer Chrisrmos also meanr gifts from and for friends and neighbors ''Presents, gosh, rhey're so hard ro save for All rhe rime ir rakes ro buy them The Thousands ro shop for, finding jusr rhe right rhmg! I thought ir would never end Ir sounds like complommg, bur ir’s nor meant ro be because I love ir There's no rime like Chrisrmos. ond as much os I hore rhe prices, I love rhe looking, professed Ano Amorin Another holiday of this same wintry season was Hanukkoh “Hanukkoh is a rime ro see relorives. light rhe Hanukkoh candles, ear lorkes (potato pancakes) ond open gifts As a child we opened one gift each night for eighr nights I used ro srore our the window, watching for rhe sun ro set As soon os it was dork, we lit rhe candles and chose our gift One of rhe gifts was always chocolate coins. Yum Probably rhe beginnings of my chocolate addiction.” reminisced Mrs Kaulig After rhe Hanukkoh and Chrisrmos seasons ended, fellow parry goers often flocked to New Year's Eve boshes “On New Year's. I usually get together with some of my friends ond celebrate rhe New Year.” said sophomore Kelli Estepp Every holiday had its own unique tradition Thanksgiving hod its turkey; Chrisrmos hod irs tree, and Hanukkoh had its tradition ol lighting of rhe eight candles These rradi nons were nor only fun. but very special for families ond friends The Winning Edge ey, Schlormani You wonna ploy football? Even os rhe boskerboll season began, rhe rivalry between DHS and Schlarmon persisted Some rivalries, however, were nor os evident os rhe Schlormon feud, especially those nor related to athletics The music deport ment, for example, experienced a rivalry every season In rhe foil, rhe Band of Vikings compered with other marching bonds from throughout rhe stare of Illinois Dur ing rhe competitions, os rhe rival bands marched by. Viking musicians could be heard mumbling such things as, We're better rhon they are1 or We've got this one in rhe bog1'' When rhe judges' ral lies were revealed, however, all rival bonds were forgotten Those judges ripped us off1 There’s no way they could have beaten us! As rhe marching season dissipor ed. rivalries emerged among fellow musicians as band members compered for o position in rhe two bonds. Did this challenge turn friend upon friend? If your're good friends, it doesn't bother you, ex plained Senior Carol Castleman We (rhe bond) hove been through o lor together Something like challenges shouldn't hurt a friendship On rhe contrary, I think it con cause a feud, remarked sopho more Jennifer Dugle The competition makes you procrice more '' On a lorger scale, rivalries be tween classes were rhe most ex citing for some ”1 think rhe school has enough rivalry to keep us going, bur nor so much that it gets serious and goes too for, stored freshman Ah Johnson Spirit Week pitted classes against each other in grueling events like rhe tug-of-war. rhe banana-earing contest, and the hula hoop con rest Senior LeAnn Koerner said, The feeling you get during the week is one of total excitement Finally being a Senior during Spirit Week lets us feel and lets every one else know Seniors ore superi or THE REDOUND REACH. Worchng rhe ba bounce off rhe bockboord. rhe forrh hour P E doss spltrs up nro sever oi lirrle reams which ploy eoch or her ond roily up the scores v CALL ON ME FIRST! Morr.r Eorl Down 5p«sok. ond John Wodword rival bor ween rhe correct answer ro identifying o bone 32 The Winning Edge IN and OUT of News Cabbage patch dolls, pinstriped jeans. Illini fever, a new prison, the Olympics, Presidential candidates, the first woman astronaut, Jesse Jackson, Andropov's death, and other worldly and internal milestones highlighted 1980-84. Recorded through history and remembered and referred to as the past, these events and people made their appearance — IN and OUT of News1 Music On The Go Schooling Advice Teachers cannot reach in chaos. It is a disservice to the teachers and students.'' remarked Congressman Dan Crane We must hove better discipline and get rid of the students that cause trouble. It would give teachers a better incentive to reach. Congressman Dan Crone feels that education is one of the most viral areas of the country. Although he feels very strongly toward education, he is against the Federal Department of Education The Department of Education spent 14 billion dollars in one year I feel that education money should never leave Illinois, remarked Crone Donville knows the needs of Danville; Washington, DC doesn't . Crane explained that one of the things he has tried to accomplish is for people to under stand that the government PEACE. Don Crone discusses politics ond school systems' reaching methods connor be the Santa Claus of the world. He emphasized that there is nor more wisdom in Washington, DC. than in Springfield. When the founding fathers created the Constitution, the government was to be a servant of the people, nor a master. The government doesn't owe anyone a living, and it doesn't owe anyone hoppiness — it gives the right to pursue a good living and happiness, stared Crane Crane also said that in his years as a U S. representative, the Congress has cur expenditures We hove to cur back so we can have a balanced budget, stared Crane. This is your future. Money must come from the people. The government must rake awoy before it gives; otherwise, we ore going to leod this country into bankruptcy. As in previous years, the Strolling Strings hove been on the road again os they per formed at dinners and other various functions Among these were trips to the Sheraton Inn, Beef House, and the Danville Country Club. The grade schools ond middle schools were my favorites because of the look of amazement on the children's faces,” remarked sophomore Jenni Coberley These students, through their unique experiences interacting with the Danville Community, have learned much more than would be possible in a doss-room situation I think they (the students) enjoy the different audiences I enjoy performing ond getting the audience involved. It's good training, said Mr Frank Lestina, Strolling Strings director During daily practices, much discussion went on about the trip to Europe that will involve approximately 20 students For two weeks this summer, these musicians will travel through Europe with another group from Wisconsin. Coupons ond fruit were sold to raise funds for the trip. Bur, trip to Europe or nor, the students have hod a good year I like it because it's more of a one-to-one basis with people, unlike orchestra in which you're on a stage and never meet an audience, doimed junior Renee Lyman. The Strolling Strings weren't the only travelling musidans, though. In May, the bond marched or the Indy 500 Mr. Roger Sampson sent in on op plication, and D.H.S was select ed from among 200 different schools. Though they shared this honor with several other schools, ours was the only one from Illinois. In order to raise money to finance the trip ond onorher trip to Kings Island, band members sold fruit ond pizza Approximately 136 students attended the Indy 500 I'm looking forward to attending the 500 because it's kind of on honor to go during your first year in marching band! exclaimed sophomore Scott Alexander 33 IN and OUT of News Marines Killed In Beirut As rhe U.S. Marines spread through rhe world showing rheir power in wor-rype situations. constant danger to the lives of rhe troops was always near. But, as fear increased throughout rhe region, every American's recurring nightmare came to life when a truck loaded with massive amounts of explosives ran through rhe Marine compound into rhe base of a building, while 200 sleeping soldiers lay directly above The bombing was just a signal to either get serious or get out The Marines were standing around with empty guns, and that isn't the smartest thing to do in a war zone,” expressed social studies teacher Mr Ed Bell The citizens of rhe United Stares were left in owe os rhe news of rhe suicide bombing filtered bock to America. The reports repeated over and over: a truck loaded with ex plosives ran into rhe front of rhe Morine Compound Center in rhe Beirut International Airport, exploded and killed 241 sleeping Marines.” As families of rhe soldiers in Lebanon hoped to hear news that sons were alive, o feeling of anger spreod through rhe hearts of all Americans. I was sorry that it happened, bur they were well within rheir rights to bomb rhe building They were threatened when rhe Americans went over there with guns,” asserted Matt Farkus It was a rrogic event, but it was sort of IN and OUT of News lllini Fever Sweeps Central Illinois ILLINI ON THE OFFENSE. Number 42 gers rhe pickup on o fumble ogomsr Michigan Stare n front of thousonds of Ikni fans on rhec home turf destined to happen ” Wish again, Michigan!” CU in Pasadena.” What could these cryptic messages mean? Both were logos adopted by fervent lllini merchandise os rhe lllini headed for rhe 1984 Bose Bowl. After on initial loss at rhe beginning of rhe season, rhe lllini come back to win rheir next ten gomes and stood 9-0 in rhe Big Ten, rhe first Big Ten ream to accomplish this feat After each victory, rhe lllini edged closer and closer to rhe Bose Bowl This fact was evident in central Illinois ond among Danville High students. On any given day, one sported in rhe halls lllini jackets, burtons, sweorshirrs, ond an occasional rose pinned to an lllini shirr. Ardent lllini fan, Byron Quick stared, I have 20 to 30 different lllini things from pants to shoe strings and even a tie. I enjoy supporting rhe lllini because it has been a long rime since rhey hove been to rhe Bose Bowl.” For those lucky enough to get ridsers, a chance to bosk in rhe California sunshine ond watch rheir favored lllini ploy was afforded Senior Brad Cunningham related, Our sears were located behind rhe lllini endzone. As ir turned our. ail rhe scoring was done at rhe other end, so we didn't get to see much action Besides that, we were seared m rhe middle of a group of UCLA fans who made fun of us as lllini fans.” The trek westward hod its advantages ond disadvan- tages, bur rhe biggest disappointment was the final score, 45-9, in favor of UCLA For those who stayed bock home ond watched rhe lllini on television, rhe disappointment was no less than for those who went westward According to Mrs. Dougherty, DHS Lorin reocher, I was attending on lllini party and wotching rhe game As the Bruins racked up rhe points, I was in utter disbelief as a devour lllini fan,- now I return to my former defense for Illinois, rhey turn our great scholars bur maybe nor athletes.” Even though rhe Bose Bowl brought about an unhappy conclusion to rhe Mini's great season, students continued to wear rhe orange and blue and support rhe lllini. DHS Evaluated By North Central Founded in 1895, the Norrh Central Association wos bock again for its seven year checkup on D H S. Danville High School has been evaluated since 1969 to improve its academic standard in order to keep on the same level os other high schools for college entrance equality. Norrh Cenrrol visirs every seven years to study the general out look of the standards of high schools After the evaluations, the high school requirements are updated to the level of other schools. This keeps the our pur of students academically similar so each has an equal chance of acceptance into o college of his choice During the 1983 84 school yeor. May brought in 30 chair persons for the long-awaited evaluation Representing DHS, John Sanders worked with his steering committee consisting of six faculty members Dove Barber. Johnnie Carey, Dr Carl Esslinger, Sue Koebrich, Kelcey Lomor. and Sheila Parish In addition to the D H S. faculty were Jack Kinney, principal of Steven Decatur High School and Dr Jerry Loyer from the Norrh Cenrrol accrediting ogency. The most important thing we do is the evaluations be cause it forces us to look or ourselves, curriculum, textbooks, attitudes, and students, mentioned Mr Sonders. Blaine Bonynge also com menred on the efficiency of the Norrh Central Evaluations The evaluation is worthwhile because it insures that the school will look at itself internally. In addition, others will look at us outside to evaluate and consult with us. THE OVERLOOK. John Sonders and Dlone Bonynge look over rhe school curriculum before rhe Norrh Cenrrol evoluorons Ground Broken I feel rhe prison will bring jobs, and from that stand point, it's best for rhe economy , star ed social studies teacher Mr Rick Dierking This seemed to be rhe opin ion that many teachers and students expressed when questioned about a medium security prison coming to Danville Based on criteria established by rhe store Deportment of Corrections and rhe Governor's office. Danville was selected for severol reasons 1) enthusiasm shown by rhe citizens for rhe prison; 2) location between Chi cago and Sr Louis, 3) relorive closeness to Corrections head quarters in Springfield Grouped in 16 modern brick buildings on on 100 acre sire, the prison will conroin room for 750 inmates. The site will be For New Prison surrounded by two 12 foot fences, topped with razor-sharp wire Only well-odjusred prisoners with interest in vocational and academic training will be al lowed or rhe prison The prison will contract our $70,000 in educational programs ar community colleges ond universities I look forword to rhe prison because I think rhe Danville community needs a pick-me-up. I'm just glad I don't live by it remarked sophomore Cathy Creek Like it or nor, rhe prison will help a sluggish economy THE LATE NIGHTERS. Sophomore Rob Block yoys offer ro help meet with rhe fiool deodlme Many lore mghrs were pur m for on award winning book IN the Media The 1983 edition of rhe Medley received a First Class rating with two mortis of distinction from rhe Notional Scholastic Press Association I feel that by receiving this award, the image of the Med ley has improved Also, it has benefited people on rhe staff, because it has opened up career ideas for many of us, explained Editor Lori Butler Missing rhe All-American raring by only two marlss of dis rincrion upset rhe staff, bur nevertheless, it was a grear accomplishment, rhe highest rating ever for a Danville yearbook In addition, rhe Maroon ond White achieved a top raring. The newspaper won a first place international award from Quill and Scroll Editor Gina Moore stared, The awords we have received have roised our expec rations and hove mode our staff more professional IN and OUT of News Pulling The Plug! Down rhe drain?! for Danville and surrounding residenrs progress wasn't down rhe drain. Consequently, in order to progress, rhe plug hod to be pulled. During rhe foil of 1983, Lake Mingo wos drained to eliminate rhe unwanted and overpopulated amount of fish. Pork officials stared that when rhe lake is refilled, it will be replenished with a new supply of fresh fish for sport and wild life reasons. The plan wos to refill in rhe spring and summer of '84, bur it is up in rhe air about when it will be filled with fresh water Few people hod any comment on rhe draining of Lake Mingo, bur for those who were fond of this recreational facility they hod positive comments One of rhe moin attractions of Lake Mingo is rhe boss fishing It is also rhe only county operated lake around that allows duck hunting. Although rightly regulated, there are six or eight oreas to hunt from , explained Mr. Dill Burikas. SUSPECTS OF THE IDENT-A-CHILD. Sr are pohce finger prior al grode schoolers '‘I think iso good idea even rhough I hoven’r realty ever Thought about it. said Mrs Ken Norther, rhe mother of one of rhe children finger printed Safety At The Fingertips . . .? After rhe airing of rhe Adam Walsh Story , pictures of some of rhe many missing children in Americo rodoy were shown across rhe screen in hopes that someone would recognize them The Adam Walsh case was one in which Adam Walsh wos found brutol ly murdered — one of rhe many child victims in America Preventative measures have already begun in Danville to identify some lost or missing children. The children were fingerprinted and phorogrophed for their own reference files Preventive measures are fi-nolly being token FOR WARNED IS FOR ARMED. Dory! Denzer reads over George Orwel's 1964 before rhe big year hits 1984 Here For A Year In his novel 1984, George Orwell foresaw a future world in which every day wos o living nightmare He described a government in absolute ond total control of technology, information, ond individuals’s lives ond predicted a society in which privacy and truth did nor exist. The arrival of 1984 has given rhe book 1984 new life or rhe presses Hundreds of thousands of bibliophiles rushed to their nearest boolssrore to review Orwell's frightening vision that hos had writers ond commentators drawing parallels to our society's social and governmental behaviors Today's computer advances ond governmental scrutiny hove been depicted as steps toward 1984 conditions. I read 1984 os o freshmon With all the hype surrounding rhe bool-i now that rhe year hos arrived. I'm planning on reading it ogoin. soid Kim Dus by The novel hos been very influential in making Americans more conscious of their government. related Senior Doug Tucker Yet rhe consensus hos been that we're nor there yet, rhor an individual's personal freedom ond governmental integrity ore still intact ond secure I feel negative about rhe opinions stored in rhe book I hope big brother never comes through, said Michael.Pope 36 IN ond OUT of News WITHDRAWAL OR DEPOSIT?! Deciding how much ro keep our from h6 savings occounr. Miles Lirrlepage keeps o Firsr No ronol Dank relief woiring for hs find word If Only I Hod Of oil rhe problems sru-denrs encounrered while deoling wirh high school life, rhe mosr pressing siruorion revolved around money — how ro ger ir and whar ro do wirh ir once ir was obroined For some, o college educorion or a cor ranked or rhe rop of rhe lisr of wonrs. Needing on educo rion, many juniors ond Seniors found rhemselves working parr-rime jobs afrer school and weekends ro help meer rhe ropidly-ris-ing cosr of higher educorion Jusr for rhe record, in 1983 privore col- A Dime . . . lege ruirion wos opproximarely $8000 ond o srore college $6000 As much os college cosrs. I'm saving ro help our my por enrs, wherher rhey need ir or nor, commenred George O'Brien In oddirion ro financing on educorion, money wos also o criricol focror if one wished ro buy o cor Unforrunorely, along wirh rhe cor come insurance cosrs, gasoline cosrs which ranged from around $1.09 ro $1.15 o gallon, moinrenonce cosrs, ond so forrh, ro keep ir running smoorhly. “I con’r drive yer, bur I srill am working ro save enough money for rhe high cosrs of o cor. By rhe rime I'm old enough. I'll be able ro afford rhe cor, emphosized Buz Bire line Some, bur nor oil, were able ro overcome rhe urge of blowing rheir money on irems like records, dorhes, ond even video gomes or rhe orcode Somerimes I jusr con'r help myself I hove ro go ro rhe moll ond buy everyrhing I've al woys wonred, bur never hove gorren, greedily declared sophomore Ron Wingo Nor everyone splurged The lucky ones found rhe willpower ro save They pinched rheir pennies' ’ for rhe one day rhey could crusie down rhe rood in rheir own ser of wheels or flounr on overflowing sovings occounr, jusr woiring ro be drained once rheir college years orrived____________ DREAM ON. Gazing with rhe hopes of one Pay buying a Trons Am. Milse Wo reryrodr peers mro rhe window of rhe ouromoWe or rhe local cor tors down rown IN The Swing Of Things 37 A Cut Above Thor's Incredible' shoured rhe ou-dience os o sign above rhe camera flashed on and off wirh rhe TV show's logo Thor's Incredible wos o show obour unusuol people Wirhin our walls were housed quire a few srudenrs who could hove appeared on Thar's Incredible, one of whom wos junior Ron Hulvey Ron served os rhe presides of JA, Junior Achievemenr. JA. on orgonizarion in which high school srudenrs came rogerher ro form and oper-ore a business by making and selling pro-dues and doing oil rhe necessary book-work, proved ro be very beneficial ro irs members and ro irs presides Ron Hulvey Ron felr rhor he and his colleagues gained knowledge of how a business, as well os our economic sysrem, operared Ir raughr abour people ... how rhey acr and respond ro you or a given siruarion and yourself in rhe same siruarion. In his rhird yeor of service, Ron commenr-ed, JA is a very beneficial program, and I would encourage everyone ro 'experience rhe odvenrure' Through JA Ron really pur in on exrraordinary amounr of rime and efforr, srared one of Ron’s co-workers. He really deserves a lor of praise. Praise came norurolly for Senior violinisr Danielle Beebe Firsr chair or I M E A. Disrricr, Danielle's score qualified her for All-Srare. Praised for her violin rales for 13 years, A FREE RIDE. Tronsporrmg o ponenr from rhe base menr ro her second floor room. Suson Paxron does volunreer work or lokeview Medial Cenrer GIVING IT THEIR ALL. Kim Downing. Shannon Direlme. Jeff PnjnKord, Lon Dovis. and Mi chette Palmer proace wirh rhe echo of rhe hollway for rhe All Srore compenrton 38 A Cut Above Danielle was serious obour her music I plan ro major in music manogemenr in college I hod ro give up a lor of free rime ro procrice, bur I've never given up onyrhing big, said Danielle. Involved in many differenr musicolly-ori-enred ocriviries such os rhe Danville Symphony Orchesrro, Danielle emphosized rhor everyone should ger involved in music because ir helps so much Ir gives you a look wirhin yourself Music is a roles rhar you hove and rhor you can share wirh orhers ro moke people happy Happiness was rhe resulr of a song for Senior Chris Askam who wos rhe second place alro for I M E. A. Disrricr Chris' vocal gifr wos parrly an inherirance. Borh of my parenrs sang. I've sung all my life — musicols, dinners, church choir. Sunshine Limired II, and swing choirs Singing hod mode me sore our-going. I can com-municare wirh people a lor berrer. Spending many of her free weekends doing dares wirh rhe Conremporaires, Chris srruck up many new ocquainronces Being in a summer musical rakes o lor of your rime, so rhar's a prerry good chunk of summer. Abour singing, she srressed, A lor of people should ger involved bur don'r really reolize how ir helps you I wish more guys would go our .. . rhey seem ro rhink ir's somerhing a guy wouldn'r do STRING ART. Ptoong in fry chor m Al-Srore orchesrro. Don� ette Beebe, ond second chor. Jody bn pur rheir rolenrs ro work in preparation for rhe Chnymos concert PLANTING SEEDS OF PROMO-TION. Dressed os CHRIS CLOVER. 4 H moscor Lon Gufler reoches for more promotional dover seed pockers ro diynbure ro youth on rhe downtown moll Wrh rhe help of her siyer Linda Butler ond others, 4-H was promoted ro over 2500 people TWO A s FOR THE EFFORT. Demonyraring how to use o sotor powered rodio sun visor. A A JA president Mke Coyelo works or the ViUoge Moll on career day Those OUT-Spoken People! I rhrk of rhor speool rughr or Notionol 4-H Congress when awarded one of six nononol Presidential Sdver Troys ond o $1000 scholorshp. I am reminded of oil dub ond committee meetings attended, speeches written, demonyronons given, projects completed, records kept, skills leorned ond many friends met Many tears come to my eyes for 4-H truly is o rewarding experience ” 4-H has been o very important port of my life for ten years becouse n 4-H I hove leorned how ro become o self-ochiever. o leoder. o reocher. o tetener. ond on exompie ro others ” 4-H. ro me. is more rhon personol achievements; it’s cormg for others os well Dy organizing o food drive for rhe needy, diyributing voter encouragement letters ro voters n my preoncr. shoring food ond nutrition skils with local church youth groups, ond corolng ro rhe elderly I feel I hove aided my community To con o phrase. 4-H 6 like rhe ong on the coke — Lori Butler IN the Swing of Things 39 PIZZA PARTNERS. Seniors Dove Woods and Doug Drown have a privore pizza pig our after a foorbai gome agony Champaign HALLOWEEN HOMEWORK. Sophomore Suson Wolfta spends on idle Friday evening finishing her homework n order ro Keep her weekend free for anything CONNECTED DY A STRING. c ?niof Dave Woods finds himself coughr n a binding situation with his oizzo or Pizza Inn offer the Homecoming foorbai game 40 Idle Time Af Hand?! TIME OUT. Junior Som Woderski mokes himself com forroble'' on freshmon Derh Odle while wcuting for rhe go” ro ploy renns during rheir summer school PE class Idle Time Bur Erica I love you ... pleoded Kenr os Erica flew our rhe door Sec onds brer, a shor is heard and you srore in disbelief and rock your brain wondering — Blockour? Fuse? Oh no! You loots up, and rhere's mom looming overhead saying, ‘Yoke our rhe garbage , Cleon up your room . These programs ore silly. A major crisis evolves. Did Erica die? You will never know Soaps were o big parr of free rime In rhe summer, soap fonorics were able ro corch up on who's cheoring who, and who will foil in love If we were nor worching soaps, we were our in rhe good 'ole ourdoors pbying one sporr or onorher. Some neighborhood fovonres were foorboll, baseball, and boskerboll During rhe summer, swimming was rhe croze Every- SERVED WITH A SMILE. Er oymg on ice cream for herself Holly Chapmon coaxes Julie Leverenz ro hove one. roo. os they 90 on break or Dary Queen where rhey work in rheir free rme ourside of school At Hand?! one was diering, ronning, diving, swimming, and cruising. You also sow o greor number of cars down or rhe Moll on Friday nighrs. Friday nighr movies were one of rhe fovorire posnmes of mony DHS srudenrs. Earing our was onorher leisure rime ocriviry We cruised ro rhe Golden Arches ond pigged our on fries ond shakes ond ofrer rhe foorboll gomes, pizza was a musr. All of rhese acriviries revolved around friends. We oil spenr rime wirh our friends during rhe summer, week ends, ond holidays Friends moke leisure rime o fun rime, said sophomore Solly Grimshow Leisure rime was on imporronr parr of Sru-denr Life. I don'r redly rhink rhere is such o rerm os 'leisure' As bng os you're doing some rhing you enjoy, wherher ir is work or nor, ir is leisure, srored Michelle Slifer RIDING HIGH. During rhe Sknors Srore Foir. Three Don ville children ride rhe ferns wheel before hirnng rhe concession srond IN the Swing of Things 41 A CUT ABOVE. Doug Toole spends his Sorurdoy afternoon cutting rhe gross for tvs mother insreod of going our to rhe pool On The Home Front. . . BOARDWALK BLUES. Landing on DoordwoK Shermo Oitky forks over $500 ro her iwm, Lormdo. m o gome of Monopo •y ” Time ro crocl-s our rhe Lysol — rhis is war! declared Mom Suddenly, sly os a fox, she crepr up on your srereo Srop, you cried. Thor's my only Michael Jockson rope! Mom rhen gave you the look, and you hod been fighting o losing borrle Suddenly, os you opened rhe closer ro prove ro your mom rhor you could keep your room dean, on ovalonche of golf clubs, shoes, baseball mirrs, and every or her irem known ro man, covered you in o mountain of mess Ar leosr you succeeded in something, finding your long tost geomerry homework Somerimes I find my homework in rhe srrongesr places; some rimes I even find homework from classes rhor I hod losr year Teachers just don'r believe you when you soy rhor your bed room ore your homework, and it’s rrue! declared sophomore Sreve Schendel After finding your homework, you probably spenr countless hours in fronr of rhe T V watching reruns of Leave ir ro Beaver or ploying Atari, I'm really glad we got ir because my friends already hod ir. and I was always getting bear Now I con procrice up and ger my revenge1 said freshman Kelly Lange Messy bedrooms seemed ro be synonymous wirh o reenoger's homelife If you were ro walk inro my bedroom for rhe firsr rime, you would swear ir hod been burglarized There ore so many clorhes on rhe floor, you wouldn't even know I hod o carper, explained sophomore Reggie Chapman Another imporronr aspecr of your homelife was earing Earing wirh rhe whole family was familiar for many, bur for orhers who held jobs and were involved in extracurricular acriviries, eormg wirh rhe family come only on Chrisrmos and Thanksgiving My whole family ear Together? Are you kidding? If I'm nor working or ar some kind of meering, somebody else in rhe family is, explained Senior Mark Shaner. Chores and fun rimes — No morrer how frequenr or far and in between rhey were, everyone enpyed an occasional gathering wirh rhe family. BOOKING IT. Thinking oheod ro oil rhe work rhor MIDNIGHT RAID. With his sromoch growling, sopho yil has ro be done. Solly Gnmshow purs rhe lost more Shown Cox searches for rhe remainders of sup book owoy before starring on rhe laundry per before hitting rhe sock 42 On the Home Front Companions Friends ore people rhor you shore Things wirh Friends in high school ore rhe friends rhor you remember for o lifetimesrored sophomore Tiff am Smirho, when asked whor o friend was. Friends were on imporronr porr of every high school srudenr's life Friends were rhe ones who walked rhe halls'' wirh you in rhe morning, ore lunch wirh you or noon, ond loaned you rhor afrernoon's home work for Spanish doss Friends also were rhe ones wirh whom you spent your free rime Whether you were or rhe moll or or rhe movies, you were undoubtedly having o great rime. Your friends ond you ofren enjoyed horn burgers, shakes, ond fries or McDonold's after o boskerboll or football gome Since I work or rhe Villoge Moll rheorers, I ger ro see a tor of my friends We kid around while They're in line Ir's o blast, expressed Senior David Ammermon Friends were always there when you needed someone ro rolk ro obour anything, from homework ro rhor tong owoired Saturday night dare When I was pursuing my toresr fling, my friends helped o tor. They gave me enough encouragement ro pur my best foot forward. explained sopho more Curt Towne One of rhe best places ro make new friends was school While passing from doss ro class, mony unfamiliar faces could be seen Freshmen and new srudenrs especially hod ro moke some of rhose unfamiliar faces familiar Lasr year when I was a freshman, I had ro go our of my way more ro meet people because I didn'r know many people Ir's different this yeor because I already hod a tor of friends ar rhe beginning of rhe year, expressed sophomore Sally Gnmshow No matter where you met your friends, who they were, ond whar you did rogerh-er, one rhing was for sure Senior Dawn Dorr summed ir all up, Friends ore rhe one rhing in life rhor no one con do wirhour' COMPANION CORALE. Pouring our of DH$, mony school buddies porr mro seporore buses unrl next morning when rhey ol come rogerher ogom Companions 44 YA WANNA PLAY SOME OASKETDALL? Two fresh men. Sreve Vifcoms ond Doug Dovis. moke use of rhe boskerbol courts nexr to the foorbdl field ofrer school Those Our-Spoken People! Everything comes ond goes m our life nme cors. houses, grodes. yeors ond so on. but rhere ore some Things thor ore more import on r ond sennmenrol to lose ond gam Friends Junior Sreve Harvey explained hts view on friends ond his own True friends, os moy ony halfway mrelligenr person knows, ore nor juy come ond go. ond or kept with o conyonr shower of gifts As for my friends. I hove many dose friends to which I moy nor rolls for weeks. bur rhe ronic rhing obour rhar is rhe focr rhor after such o long period of rime, we re snll just os dose os ever ond oble ro ptck nghc bock up where we unwiBmgly yer unoffecrngly left off! Thor's rrue friendship ” IN the Swing of Things 45 Pets On Parade GREEN EGGS!? CHICKEN FEED! Mon Underwood gives o little orrennon to each one of h� s twenty chickens, one of which toys green eggs Cars, chickens, horses, your regular run-of-rhe-mill-rype animals were nor the mosr exotic pers, bur looks were deceiving Whar was so unusual obour having a car for a per? Nothing, unless your cor hop pened ro be psychotic According to fresh man Par Nagle, I consider my car psychonc because he doesn't ear car food, and his favorite hobby is bouncing off the wolls — a real rubber room easel Having a chicken for a per was nor rhor unusual, having rwenry was a bir extreme My uncle gave me my firsr chicken, and I now have rwenry One of rhem even lays green eggs, commented Marr Underwood For a dry person, ir was unusual ro have a horse for a per. bur for Kelly Lange, ir was only a shorr cor ride away “I've had my horse. Hawk, for ten years ond we keep him or Indian Springs Farm outside of Danville, related Kelly Lange Whar abour your per? Maybe your orh erwise normal per hod characteristics rhor weren't so normal bur could be considered unusuol HERE KITTY KITTY. Cuddling his seven monrh old Cali co. Pot Nogle teases ond spends some time ofrer school with his psychonc” cor A GOOSE FOR A GANDER. In a wockAng formation. Ted Underwood s ducks scurry away from him our of a norurol inymet of security m groups THE DRUSH OFF Sopho more Pom Shone grooms her horse on her free rime or o ronch nor for from her home Those OUT-Spoken People! Pvoogmg from per rocks ro chickens, yudenrs hod o voriery of ommols m rheir homes There's norhmg degrodmg about hovmg o nor mol per. bur I rhnk rhor someone wifh o peculior onimol hos o berrer chonce of gerrmg noronery from ir� poinred our sophomore Don King One onimol worrh honoroble mennon rhor con definirely be classified os unusual is rhe ferrer lr is hard ro describe whor o ferrer loolss kke Ir hos o ror Use body wirh o squrrel's rcvi ond o prorrudmg neck wirh o hrrte square! Use head Often rhey ore confused wirh rhe polecat My yep brother ond I both hove one They ore very ocrive ond dorr around o lor Ferrers ore momly known for rhec ob ry ro rrock down rodents. defined sophomore Don Doles IN the Swing of Things It's All Give Neirher o borrower nor o lender be ” So goes rhe old saying Everyone finds himself asking for o hand our every now ond rhea, of course wirh rhe inrennon of rerurmng rhe fovor Mosr sru-denrs, reochers. and rhe public in generol ore guilry of borrowing somerhmg or leosr once o week Whor irems ropped rhe lisr for borrowers? According ro junior Srephanie Grubbs, rhe mosr popular requesr from srudenrs sound ed much like rhe following Hey, Mom1 Since ir’s Friday nighr. ond oil my friends ore going our, moy I pleose borrow rhe cor? Alrhough borrowing rhe cor moy rop rhe lisr. running o close second, according ro sophomore Scorr Alexander, was rhe fol lowing Could I borrow your rrig (English, U S. Hisrory. ere . ere) I forgor ro do my ossignmenr I'll rerurn ir before your sixrh (or fourrh or eighrh or . . .) hour class ' How much do we rely on orhers for IDENTITY CRISIS?! Tol«ng od vantage of her sister, Down Thomo borrows Trocy's jocket ro go our ro lunch And Take! rhose irems we don'r hove? Too much1 In focr, how many rimes hove you forgorren virol clossroom necessiries such os pens ond paper? Teachers ore nororious for lending irems needed by srudenrs Commenred Sponish French reocher Mrs Koulig. I hove loaned so many Things rhar I hove never gorron bock Scissors ore rhe worsr They jusr seem ro disappear Moybe rhe besr sysrem is ro hove rhe srudenr rrode somerhmg, like o shoe, for rhe irem needed Few kids would leove rhe clossroom wirhour one of rheir shoes Forgerring irems con become o danger ous habir Soid Senior Lori Burler. I've no riced rhor if you osk for rhe some irem every doy. ir will evenruolly be o builr-in reflex My famous line is ‘gor ony candy, gum. or minrs?' Some of my friends hove even picked ir up from me ond use ir on me, now Neirher o borrower nor o lender be Ir's cerroinly o good rhmg for oil of us rhor rhis old odoge is rorely upheld Reemphasized sophomore Michelle Fornsworrh, If ir weren’r for rhe orher guy, we'd oil be in o mess. After oil, where would I ger my lunch money1?1?'' ANYTIME! Amused by Ann ZoeHner's sincerity. Pom Shone gives up o doflor so Ann con eor lunch 46 It's All Give And Take YES MOM. I KNOW MOM. Asl ing ro use rhe cor for on evening, louro Friend gets o ksr of rules from her mom TOO SLYI Passing bock her notebook ro Juke Cunmng hem before Mrs Doyles corches her, Suzonne Efcorr lends our rhe homework ossignmenr before « is collecr ed Those Our-Spoken People! The shoulders of o borrower ore olwoys o lirrle srronger rhon rhose of o beggar'' — Morris Leopold Ernest. Borrowing is nor one of rhe mosr prideful rhings ro do Firsr of oil, ir towers yourself ro beg which is humiliating; rhen ir rokes rhe worrying of paying your lender bock Who needs ir? Then, on rhe orher hand. There's o view of rhe lender I loon money our oil rhe rime ond love ir, bur if ir rokes roo long ro ger ir bock rhen rheir credir goes down along wirh my personal opinion of rhe, bur I've never encoun-rered anyone who hasn'r paid me bock yer Ir's o give ond rake world, everyone borrows ond lends rhings — jusr goes ro show you rhor we're o sotiery dependenr on one anorher,'’ philosophized junior Shelly Klein IN The Swing Of Things 49 MAY I HAVE THIS DANCE? Prom king ond queen Steve Clopp ond Srephonie Wogner shore the rrodironol donee offer coronorion GLITTER AND GOLD. The Homson Pork Oubhouse s rronsformed into o Prom ecrosy by the junior doss of '64 SEATS OF HONOR. These seors ore soon filled by the 1982-1983 Prom long ond queen. Srephonie Wogner ond Steve Clopp IT'S A WRAP. Junior Chris Askom wrops o silver merol lie fo4 ond tovender crepe poper orouod bore poles to complete the decorating 50 Up Where We Delong” Up Where We Belong ”1 'd like o wrisr corsage wirh rhree pink roses and some .... well, maybe you'd berrer change rhor ro o shoulder corsoge wirh ... Decisions, Decisions! There cerroinly were o lor of decisions involved wirh Prom. Jusr how many were rhere? For a guy, decisions included rhe choice berween rux and roils or jusr o rux wirh o srreer-lengrh jadser. He had ro decide berween o wrisr corsoge, a shoulder corsoge, or o nosegoy for his dore And finally, he hod rhe chore of asking Dod for rhe new cor. A girl didn'r ger off rhor easily eirher She hod ro choose one dress from o wide selection wirh o voriery of sryles and o roinbow of colors Ir wosn'r eosy ro drop hinrs rocrful-ly where you wanred ro ear dinner or ro choose rhe perfecr bouronniere. Ladies hod ro rake inro considerarion high heels, for whor girl would wonr ro rower over her dore during o slow donee? After oil rhe decisions were mode and Prom was righr around rhe corner, you realized rhor you hod mode rhe righr choices. Afrer oil, rhis wos rhe mosr memorable evenr of rhe year. When rhe big nighr orrived, you rried ro remember every derail — rhe condlelighr dinner or rhe Lomplighrer in Champaign, rhe Harrison Pork Clubhouse decorared in silver and lavender, ond rhe slow donee ro rhe rheme song, Up Where We Delong.'' Like all good rhings, rhis magical evening hod ro end. Your complimenrs wenr our ro rhe Ooss of '84 for o Prom well done NEXT PLEASEI Senior Gory Oly ond his dore Sherie Wagner ore nexr in hne ro ger rheir piaure roken for rher memory keepsakes TAKING SHAPE. Stowty bur surely rhe Horrson Pork Oubhouse 6 olrered from on obondoned room inro o glamorous bolroom Gno Moore helps Derh Dokey Wirh rhe fool preporonons before rhe big mghr IN The Swing Of Things 51 The Disengagement Picrure rhis ... A crowded gym on rhe roiny nighr of June second. The oir wos domp wirh rain and emotions: feor, freedom, joy and reors Graduation has always been o frightful milestone in o student's life The Senior year wos fully influenced by rhe looming thought of entering rhe odulr world, storting college, and yearning to succeed. The 1983 grodu aring class experienced similar feelings when leaving high school Said Sherie Done-bright, “Everyone is upset because they will be disengaged from their friends. I got lucky I'll be able to keep in contact wirh rhe Class of '83 since I'm rhe doss historian. Although rhe thought of leoving friends wos depressing enough, there wos also rhe anticipation of leoving home and seeking independence. “I've grown up since I was o junior, bur nor enoughr to be on my own, replied Kim Anderson. “Groduorion will force me to morure . “It's so hard to soy goodbye ond to realize that groduorion is nor o dream I'm reody to rockle rhe world, but wirh rhe STAND AT ATTENTION! Susan Laury sneaks a peek wirh onxiery ond anticipation whJe she portentty owoirs rhe col of her name Terry Lyons ond rhe other Seniors worch rhe distribution of rhe diplomas SO THIS IS IT!? After years of wondering what rhe Seniors olwoys receive before groduorion. Denmro Rhodes feels privileged os she looks through her pock oge harsh economy ond absence of familiar faces. I'll barely survive, sobbed Srephonie Slaughter. “I'll be more carefree ond easy-going wirh fewer pressures. I con rake charge of my own life!” affirmed Sherie Bonebrighr “It will be like going from block to white because of rhe responsibility I'll hove to find o new me after rhe emotional recovery of rhe whole event, which will be for different than rhe 'DHS Srephonie,' ' added Stephanie Slaughter. Often colled “commencement , graduation is truly o new beginning. Advised Don no Sherrill, “get rhe most our of your friends ond your high school extracurricular activities because you build your character from them, they will prepare you for rhe adult world. A TIP OF THE HAT. Fred Pot cheddu acknowledges his oca dermc performance ro Doug Horper os Steve Oopp ond Crcug Esrepp took on after rhe acknowledgement The Disengagement 52 WITH OPEN ARMS. Fred Porcheddu gers on opprecior ed hog ofrer receiving h s diploma toword rhe end of rhe ceremony by Joanne Livengood Orhers war n line for rhe momenr of rrurh Those OUT-spoken People! Seniors oB feel mixed emorons ofrer reochmg rhe pmnode of rheir high school careers Lee Gerringer wos o fomibor exomple Compenrion m rhe outside. unshelrered world may be roo hard for me ro hoodie I would consider myself on irresponsible, procrosrmonr whose perspective on He is ro hove fun I con no longer use mmor excuses Use under 18 yrs old’ and pleo 'ignorance' College wdl be o challenge, they woo'r pur up with ony childsh antics They'ljusr pirch you our on your rear “I hare rhe Thought of losing friends when I should be busy celebrating The only woy ro moke ir through rhe groduonon ceremony is ro moke o mockery of ir in order ro yifle rhe depression I've hod fun ond always wi. ir just won't be wfh rhe some people — IN The Swing Of Things 53 0lL clajjisiy C OlAeyu + y = 2(x + x)-(x + x) + 5 Hey Pom, can you help me with my calculus problem? Who are you asking? Remember me? I'm the one who flunked Algebra-trig. Oh yeah, sorry about that. Omigod — where's my discrete dictation media? If was just here a second agol Your discrete whar? Discrete dictation media. It's due in Word Processing tomorrow, and I can't find itl ZT-ZL I wish I could help ya, but I got problems of my own. I have a paper due in Humanities tomorrow on What is Man?” What is man anyway? If I knew, I wouldn't have any problems. Then I could help you find your discrete watchamacallit. ... And that's a slice of Academics . . . . ’ j (9ut j No doubr Like I'm freaking our Ger serious 1 am so sure I'm cruisin’ Dearies Midnighr Sror Rolling Srones New Edition Adorn Anr Different colored pumps for girls Dee Gee’s Tighr jeans worn above rhe ankle Designer Jeans (on rhe woy our) (especially srone wash denim) Mood rings Pointer Hors IZOD Union Day fashions Polo cologne Californio for sun ond fun on rhe beoch 3-piece suirs Spike Hoircur Doxer shorrs 54 Divider LAST MINUTE STUDYING. Sirrng outside during fifth hour lunch, Eric Moged sorts rhrough his books lodMng for he sociology nores needed for he exam nexr hour OUTclossing All Others 55 ' IN MY ROOM”. In rhe pnvocy of her own room. Senor Kris Young finds o com fortoble posinon ro molse her srudying seem eosier EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS. While waring for his homeroom reocher ro unlock rhe door. Louie fXodtoff yudies his heolrh for o resr second hour n;; r FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Spomsh reocher Mr Corison rakes rime our ro give Bahamian exchange srudenr Edmondo Moxey some exrro help during a dass period spenr m rhe library SOLITARY CONFINEMENT. Senor Boon Li sick uses rhe qu er. isolored convenience of rhe correls in rhe library ro concenrrore on h6 homework for his nexr hour doss 56 Booking If Booking It Time I Spend Studying Could De Used In More Enjoyoble Ways, But I Know In The Long Run As Myself Will Benefit From The Amount Of Time I Spend Studying. - Kris Young 66 Oh . .. I'll do ir larer.” “I con ger ir done during rhe nexr commercial.” Did you find yourself ever saying rhese Things? Yes?? Well, you hod poor srudy hobirs! Don'r feel bod Though because you were probably among rhe moss mopr-iry of srudenrs wirh rhe some prob lem Unless on assignmenr is for o grode or is of greor imporronce. I usually won’r do ir,” exploined junior Mark Dole Teachers could give me two weeks ro do somerhing, ond I srill won'r srorr ir unril 10 00 on rhe nighr before ir is due My morivo rion is greorer when I l-snow ir is due or I om under pressure ro do ir.” srored sophomore Bill Lirrle Believe ir or nor, rhere were many srudenrs who hod good srudy hobirs These srudenrs come ro doss prepared, rhey ochieved berrer grades ond found dosses o lor easier I srudy obour on hour every mghr ond hove no problem ochievmg high marks,” exploined Senior Gue Vong Gerring good srudy hobirs eor ly in high school will help berrer prepore me for college,” said junior Brad Workms Wherher we hod good or poor srudy hobirs, oil of us hod our own merhods of concenrroring on our srudies The only woy I con srudy is locked in my room wirh rhe rodio sofrly ploying,” acknowledged Jocki Sollors No marrer how long you pur off your srudies, you always felr more or ease when you could soy, Finished or bsr!” ARTISTICALLY INCLINED. Den Forhouer ond Jim Norwefi prepare baste sketches for on exom on modern orr during rhetr sec ond hour doss OUTclossing All Others 57 In Perspective Our Requirements. We And The Quality Of Education In The United States. — Mary Chambers The year is 1995 Ir is 4 30 on a hor July day in rhe midsr of summer When looking in on overoge high school, you would expecr ro find rhe lonely cusrodions slaving awoy in rhe hear ro prepare rhe school for rhe new year in Seprember To your surprise, rhe high school is filled wirh srudenrs working diligenrly in rheir classrooms Sound like on episode from rhe Twilighr Zone? According ro mony educonon reporrs wrirren during rhe pasr yeor. rhis scene may be enrermg mro our golaxy in rhe near furure For many years or Danville, srudenrs hove orrended dosses nine monrhs our of rhe yeor, five days o week To hove rhe honor of wearing o cop and gown on groduorion day, srudenrs musr hove complered: rhree years of English, rwo years of P E . one year of Social Srudies. one yeor of American Hisrory. one semesrer of Governmenr. one year of Morh. one yeor of Science, and one semesrer of Heolrh This may seem like o heavy load ro some srudenrs, bur according ro on orride wrirren by syndicored columnisr Ellen Goodman, ir is nor enough She srared rhor American schools ore mediocre. There ore rhose among us who blame our economic problems on rhe educonon of children rorher rhan rhe monagemenr of business and governmenr I've always been under rhe impression rhor America hod one of rhe besr school sysrems in rhe world. insisred sophomore John Reed I enjoy all my dosses ond reochers, I’m very sorisfied Freshman Linda Durler agreed ro on exrenr I feel I om receiving o good educorion, bur I wish some of rhe dosses could be more challenging According ro Goodman, sru denrs need more dossroom rime The Narionol Commission on Excellence recommended rhor we increase rhe school year from on overoge of 180 days ro 220 days ond increase rhe school doy from five ro seven hours Boredom is nor rhe cure for lads of educorion Srudenrs ore nor going ro wonr ro learn; rheir orren rion span is only so long, remarked sophomore Solly Grim-show If we increase rhe hours, we could end up wirh o lor of srudenr depression I don'r rhink rhis is rhe answer, added freshmon Nore Worr conrou«j . . THE REAL ME. Sophomore Mtchele Spon seller expresses her rrue self rhrough ptc rures ond words os deployed on her col loge m heolrh doss GET TO THE POINT. Sophomore Shely Hor rigon rnes her hordesr ro convey her mes-soge wirhour words during o gome of cho-rodes m heolrh doss 58 In Perspective HALL DUTY. Although hoping for o low score on h6 golf cord. Senior Orod Hren concenrrores mrenrly to score hghly on his Analysis make up rest LAST MINUTE CRAMMING. Senor Liso Hoepner does some hurried yudymg in hopes of Odng the American Goverrvnenr exom ro be given lorer rodoy A GLANCE BACKWARD. Ac$usmg her mrror ro rhe perfecr ongle, Kim Peevler prepores to hir rhe rood in her Driver's Ed doss EARLY MORNING ANGUISH. Sreve Hor vey's reocrion ro h6 felow dossmore’s mourh proves rhor rhe short remper is eosi ly ignired during on eorty morning P E doss OUTclossing All Others In Perspective Cont. Ellen Goodman pomred our rhor rhere ore people among us who think we should do os rhe Jopa nese do If Japanese children hove 25% more instruction rime than American children, then ours should too. Freshman counselor Mary Chambers argued, The Japanese have rhe highest rare of juvenile suicide. They really rake it ro on extreme They actually hove placement in kindergarten. Junior Ron Hulvey looks or on-other angle We ore slowly fall ing behind in technology It's important that we keep up with rhe rest of rhe world. Goodman emphasized rhor al though we may extend school hours, it's whor we gain from rhe hours that counts It's easy ro odd hours; rhe trick is, os always, ro fulfill them. Mr Coon is a great teacher! The hour goes by quickly in his classroom, and I always come our of there feeling like I've learned so much, explained Chris Askom Teacher of rhe year Henry SOME LIKE IT HOT. Gvmg it his oil. Sieve Smtey extends his arms ro rhe brm. force My pushing rhe volleybol ro hs doss oppo nenrs during summer school P E 0 V Coon says that he lets his students come up with a lor of rhe material he chooses I let rhe kids come up with things rhor ore interesting ro them I emphasize rhe important aspects and play down situations they will come upon in every day life I also joke about a lor of things ro zero their attention in on a certain point; however, important things are handled seriously and rhe students know I'm serious about them.'' We don't emphasize rhe posi rive parrs of high school enough We need ro work os a school ro pur on educational atmosphere on rhe whole building and give rhe students o reason for going here commented Mr. Coon We hove ro realize that educo rion isn't rhe cure for all of our ills, acknowledged math reocher Dill Burikas. We need ro work on rhe roots of problems or home and rhe attitude of school officials os ro rhe handling of discipline problems. I feel it's rime ro get bock to basics; rhe diploma must meon something ogoin ON GUARDI Dono Currier is down for rhe count while he and chdlenger Steve Hor vey demonsrrare o grueling sword fighr for their English doss BOARD TO DEATH. Focrorng out her problem to rhe lay derail, sophomore Pern Shone exhibits how ro do o problem prop erly in Algebra Tng KEEPING ON TOP OF THINGS. Freshman Ang Compbe ond fe«ow dossmores cfe cuss receor world issues involving rhe U S in foreign offocs GOING IN CIRCLES. Sophomore Por Smirh demonyrores rhe technique of using o compass ro create a perfect circle for his geomerry problem OUTclassing All Others 61 I PRO TEST ! DRIVING AMBITION. In rhe fry phase of her drivers' rey. Drivers' Examining Inyrvx ror Jerry Cornefl checks ro make sure soph omore Lynn Eickens heodlighrs and broke bghrs ore funcr� orung property A DRIVEN TO SUCCEED, in rhe second phase SuCH AWFUL TORTURE! Tony Lemon of her drivers' resr. Jerry Cornell exploins ro reads over o bools ro help him prepore for Lynn Eicken whor he will be grodmg her on rhe SAT Tesr whileh he musr roke in order once rhe rey has started ro be occepred inro college I Pro TEST”! One Test To Another. When The Next Test Is Scheduled And My Per- Tests Kind Of Control he resr will cover how many chapters? My occeprance inro college will depend on this one resr? I flunked my resr, ond now I need glosses? How many rimes did you hear rhese gasps of omozemenr from fellow srudenrs? Driver's rests, chapter resrs. eye resrs, college entrance rests; rhe lisr wenr on for ever So many resrs for so many different kinds of subjeers! Every day someone experienced rhe rigors of resting! I think entrance exams, ACT's, SAT's. ere., ore o very unfair form of resting. Some people do very well on rhese resrs without even studying, and some people do well in dass; ir jusr depends on where your rolenrs lie, poinred our Senior Drad Cunningham. The Stanford Achievement Tesrs ore a waste of rime They're so easy!'' exdaimed Tony Johnson. Although enrronce resrs and achievement resrs were only taken once or rwice a year, most srudenrs encountered resrs once or twice a week in rheir regular dosses. I usually hove or least two resrs per week, poinred our sophomore Dorr Anders. Most of rhe reachers will rell you when ro expect a resr, bur o few don'r, that isn'r fair. I usually srudy in a srudy hall rhe day before o resr ond cram rhar nighr, stored sophomore Diane (krrison. Senior Angi Fox odded, I usually cram rhe nighr before, if I srudy or all. Senioriris! Mosr srudenrs felr rhe required eye resrs ond driver's resrs were exrremely easy The driver's resr was prerry easy, commented junior Scorr Hesser. Anyone could pass ir. bur I feel ir should remain as ir is; ir doesn'r need ro be harder 20 20. Jumor Chris Mezosi looks nro rhe Tirmus Mochine os nurse Mary Wrighr instructs him on which bne to read PUT TO THE TEST. As she thinks o minute for rhe answer. A no Amorin is deep m Thought whie taking o rest m AJgebro Trig OUTclassing All Others 63 Pick (j Choose Classes I Choose Help Me To Become A Well Me. — Bryon Carlson hen leafing Through rhe regis rrarion guide rrying ro decide which courses ro roke nexr year. Design 12. Introduction ro Acting, Larin. Psychology, Economics would be listed under their respective deportments What could they possibly hove in com mon? Most don't associate Larin with economics, bur both were electives offered in rhe curriculum Our of opproximorely 117 elec rives, only 34 were those dosses that extend above rhe required level of courses in different oreos such os calculus in moth and physics in rhe science area The remaining 83 electives fell under the categories of foreign language, art, music, business education, industrial educarion. home ec , and VO-TEC According ro Senior Counselor Mr Chase, In 1984 or 1985, a new program will become effective applying only ro freshmen, that requires three years of Eng lish, two years of social studies, one yeor of science, two years of math, and rhe minimum of one year in either vocational education, a foreign longuoge. art, or music The only change in what we already have is that two years of moth will be required whereas we only require one yeor. bur this will only affect 100 ro 125 stu- IT ALL ADDS UP. Trying ro keep oH of her figures yroighr. Senior Lori Moore comes up wirh her fmol volue m business mochines 64 Pick 6 Choose STAY TUNED. No, it's nor D102 Freshmon Ken Dyer listens to enterrommenr of on other Isnd os he concenrrotes on his Spon ish lesson m the longuoge lob HARD ACT TO FOLLOW. With fingers or his “pono,” Senior Dennis Rose coptivores his dossmores os he impersonotes singer Stevie Wonder m ha Introduction to Acting doss ART” OF CONCENTRATION. With sreody bonds Junior Tim Lyons corefully rokes on enomel out of o Mn m his od vonced orr doss WHERE AM I? Senior Todd Hytond rr.es to show his dossmores Gerald Angbn ond Morionne Wohfekjr how refined he 6 os he points out the country of Switzerland on the mop m World Geogrophy OUTclossing All Others 65 FINISHING TOUCHES. In his art doss. Senior Scotr Jones assets he dossmare sophomore David Conner n enameing merol TOTAL CONCENTRATION. Freshman Mike Dobbles concenrrores chkgently os he be gr s rhe long process of planning o drowing in he Design 1-2 doss ON HIS FEET. Senior Todd Dochmon de ploys exceprionol poee os he folks obour rhe effects of alcohol for on exrro creek speech m psychology PUNCHING OUT PROBLEMS. Checking for occurocy. Senor Milse Cunningham takes o second look before oddng on he final fig ures n business machines 66 Pick 6 Choose Pick Choose Cont. denrs. “In general, elecnves brooden your experiences Specificolly, I'm rolling Larin os on elective For me, rhe course has helped wirh my vocabulary, and I enjoy rhe doss, especially rhe history ond mythology.'' commented Senior Brad Cunningham “Unlike required courses, elec rives ore specialized and help you prepare for a career. noted Senior Stacey Kitchen Geared more toward careers, electives were directed in rhe areas of personality ond mdvidual ability “In such an elective as Industrial Education, you learn hands on development In home eco- nomics, personal knowledge learned in rhe classroom con lead to a career and in business educo rion, you get rhe basics in background required for college entrance and are able to go right into secretarial work, stated Senior Counselor Mr Chase “What am I going to do? By tomorrow I hove to figure our what courses to rake next yeor Two more dosses yet to fill outside of those required. What will I choose? I guess I con fall back on rhe electives I think I will rake Spanish 1-2 ond drawing tech niques I can't wait until I have to go through this all over again next year MIND GAMES. Keeping in mind vocobu lory tenses, ond sentence structure, junior Dob Kellner tnes to put them oB rogerher os he reods through o poge of tvs Lorn text OUTclassing All Others 67 Spread Thin - Brenda Crose fVI here ore only 24 hours in 1 H 1 o day. Somerimes ir jusr Fm wosn'r enough when srudenrs hod o full schedule Senior Scorr Jones summed up his day rhis woy: I spend approximately seven hours or school, six ro eighr hours working; one ro rhree hours earing; and one ro rwo hours with my girlfriend Any rime remaining is divided between homework and sleeping Somerimes rhe only sleep I ger is in doss. Why would anyone burn rhe condle or borh ends so extensive-ly? “I hare boredom, explained Derh Dokey Keeping busy doesn'r give me rime ro be bored Holding down o job was one woy ro sroy busy, bur many high school srudenrs earned rhar minimum wage for rheir only means of funds. There isn't roo much rhor my parents poy for, odmirred Senior Pom Weyhrich. I hove ro poy for olmosr everything. I feel o lor of ‘burn our' is self imposed. srored ninrh grade counselor Mary Chambers. There used ro be o lor of social pressure from porenrs ro ger involved, bur I rhink rhor hos changed. Mrs Chambers felr rhor some kids received o natural high or o responsibility from getting involved in everything Ir's nor bod if ir’s a temporary burn our, bur when kids ger so wrapped up in one rhing rhor rhey ore burned our for a long period of rime, rhor's nor good Mrs Chambers felr rhor some kids musr ger rheir priorities in order and srorr curring bock on rhe less imporranr rhings. Young people need goals or something ro strive for, orherwise rhey jusr exisr doy ro day GETTING SOME SHUT-EYE. After a lore night or K Morr, rwo rests ro study for. and eody morning pomperre procrice. Senior Derh Dokey finds ir hard ro keep her eyes open os Mr Crawford reods rhe morning announcements 68 Spreod Thin •SANDWICHED” WITH WORK. Pressed for rime, sophomore Cmdo Doggerr must eof her dinner os she begins srudying for her fmol exoms fhe folowing doy MORE THAN ENOUGH. Getting rogerher oil of his books for Ns homework, sopho more Chuck Dyer heods for proaice ofrer — school ON THE RUN! Rushed for rime, junior John Shone gers some lasr mmure srudying m os he prepores Ns c rmer m order ro make it ro work on rime A LONG' NIGHT. Even rough hred from o pocked doy” or school. Senior Shelly Taylor keeps busy os she fils our o food order for o customer or Long John Severs OUTclossing All Others 69 ALL SEWN UP. Anrhony Correr purs rhe finol touches on his project os he sews the seoms together during o study hoi EMERGENCY SURGERY. Senior Geu Vong holds the fetol p� g open so thor Mott Trimble moy cur ond remove rhe necessary ports during rhe dissection m physiology ond onaromy HOT OFF THE GRILL. Dory! Denzer moires cerrom rhe consistency of rhe cormel is perfecr os Thereoso Homer onxiously sronds by with rhe opple or hand reody for dipping 70 First-Handed STATIC SENSATIONI Seruor Scort Dood 6 ’ shocked'’ or rhe omounr of sroric etecrr� c-iry betng generated from rhe Vender Groof Generator m hts chemistry class KEY CONCENTRATION. Senor Kex Ed moods is m deep rhoughr os he pursues o new idea for his required program in h6 comparer doss Lobs Are An Important Learning Experience; You Are No Longer Just Reading And Absorbing Material. You Are Learning By First-Hand Experience And Observation. Lori Davis hirr . . . Clink . . . Clang ... Do rhese noises sound fomilior ro you? On any given day. walking down rhe hall ourside rooms 110, 242. or G102. you were likely ro hear rhese sounds emananng over rhe din of voices Whor was rhe couse of rhese noises, you asked as you peered around rhe door Ir was lob rime, of course1 Srudenrs in dosses such os Chemisrry, Biology, Woodshop. Home Ec ., ere . found rhor lobs were required os o porr of rhe course curriculum Wirh nearly 40 courses offering lobs, many srudenrs gamed hands-on experience in lobs wherher rhey were resrmg o nyporhesis, expenmennng wirh o cookie recipe, or drawing up blueprinrs ”1 rhoughr rhe chemisrry lobs were mreresrmg because you ex penmenr wirh differenr chemicals, worch chemical reocrions rake place, ond rhen form o conclusion, explained junior Tony Srof ford “In Zoology, we gor ro dissecr o — conrr jec OUTclossing All Others 71 TANGY TAFFIES. Tim Filers spreods jusr rhe righr omounr of cormel onto his opple ro creore rhe perfect Holloweeo rreor during cooking closs DUDDLING HOT. With rhe burner red hor Steve Broody rokes rhe remperorure of rhe boiling chemcois while his lob porrner re cords rhe colcutorons First-Handed Cont. rar The reacher did such a Thorough job rhor I reolly felr I benefit red from rhe tab, srored Senior Kane Monroe Nor only were science srudenrs keeping busy doing lob work, bur also home economics srudenrs found rhey spent or leosr 36 hours o semester in food lobs and 45 hours in dorhing lobs “I think lobs should be required in home ec because ir mokes rhe closs more inreresring. and you leorn o lor more by doing ir yourself rhan jusr being shown how ro do ir, observed sophomore Karen Hoover In rune wirh rhe science and home ec srudenrs, rhose enrolled in wood shop, mechonicol draw mg, or drafting also goined exper ience rhrough lobs “I learned how ro use many machines like dividers ond Triangles, ond also how ro ser up and ourlmejobs rhor offecr our grade, expressed Senior Tommy Oliver. 72 First-Handed EXPERT AID. During doss. Trocey Turner receives needed help on quesrons concerning her porrern ond its odjusrmenrs OUTclossing All Others Take Note! ondcromps, headaches, paper shorroge. srrained eyes, and detentions According to students, these items were results of a well-known diseose referred to os “nore-it The cause: reochers, rests, friends, and boredom The cure: rub your hand o little, blink your eyes, and keep writing “I usually write o note ro o friend when I’m bored or there's something I hove ro tell them, remarked freshman Tom Pore I don't write notes much be cause I'd rather 'reach our and touch someone' on the phone than on o piece of poper, pointed out Senior Beth Keener How did these victims monoge ro exchonge the notes? The merh ods varied from writing notes on kleenex ro throwing them across the room Nor ALL students were caught writing notes ro friends, many felt noreroking in class was on important port of their education “Taking notes in class is reolly beneficial You know the most important things for finol exoms, ond you remember them longer, acknowledged Jon Rediehs “I feel I hove ro rake notes, especially in science class! stated freshman Jenny Martin “I only rake notes when I hove to1'' emphasized Senior Corol Cost-lemon “My notes end up looking os confused os the holls do after school! NOTABLE MENTION. As they work m rensely ro finish before rhe bell rings, yu-denrs m Mrs K kporrick's Oorony Class out Ime rhe cnoprer TAKE NOTE. During doss period Mrs Loc quer hoods To Wilson o nore from rhe guidonce off e for o meerog wirh her counselor 74 Take Note OUTclossing All Others 75 Future OUTIook E enables me ro go ro B school half day. and Jr rhe other half I work gaming job experience os well os earning money ro help poy college expenses, commented Liso Perry Insreod of rhe rourine eight hour school day. juniors and Seniors hod rhe option of enrolling in one of rhe cooperorive education programs, commonly referred ro os rhe work program, which included DO, Diversified Occupations, O.O., Office Occupations, and D E . Distributive education For studenrs who wished ro enter o trade-related profession, D O offered rhe opportunity ro leorn basic information needed for their job in rhe classroom phase On-the-job experience wos also gained with o minimum requirement of three hours a day If o student was interested in rhe area of office employment, 0.0. gave training in general skills such as telephone reception, basic bookkeeping, and business mo-chines In rhe lab section, students worked in rhe atmosphere of an office situation. This program gives me good work experience, os well as learning a lor about people It also allows me ro get my foot in rhe door I know I will have had ojob which is experience, as well os a reference, stored Monica Dolton. As a co-op program, D.E wos geared toward students with an FENDER DENDER. Senor Edd Koonrz works hord os he orremprs ro roke rhe fender off a cor m rhe Auro Mechomcs doss or VOTEC CAN I HELP YOU? Displaying her conge rnohry ro a cusromer. Secor Rhonda Goff works or The Firsr Assembly Church on rhe OO program A CUT ADOVE THE REST. Virh much cou non. Dovid Hunr uses o rodtol orm sow ro cur o rough piece of board n hotf ro begm his projecr r� woodshop PACKAGE POINTERS. As Dove Denney ond Dovid Finley look on wirh nreresr. Mr Gryg� el demonsrrores how ro fold robs on o pockoge OUTclossing All Others ST AGE WORK. David Finley eft wekJng handle to top. and Dove Denney (right;. wek ng top to bottom demonstrate wed «ng a candy DasKer m various sroges MR. FIX-IT. With a bolt driver, pliers, dean mg fluid and know-how. junior Doug Hor dy beg ms to repair a record ptoyer m h Eiecrriciry Electronics doss or VOTEC TALLYING TOTALS. As she mokes sure on codes and figures ore correct. Senior Mike Suddens writes our o soles receipt for a customer at K s Merchandise Mart SPARKLING . With sreody honds ond much caution. David Finley welds the han die to the top of his candy bosket m hs introductory wekjmg doss 78 Future Outlook OUTIook con, interest in marketing and manage menr Half of the program involved five hours per week spent in the clossroom The other half of the program involved working or on approved occupation for on overage of 15 hours a week Nor only did the work program benefit those who wished to leorn vocational skills, but also students in one of the industrial education courses could expect to gain knowledge of their particular course of study Welding. Wood-shop, Mechanical drawing, and Vocational Printing were o few of the courses offered In indusrriol arts printing, I rake pictures, develop film, moke plates for norepods, cords, books, etc ... Also I operore machines presses, paper cutters, and line cameras Since I plan on becoming o commercial artist, I might be working in o field where they design mogozines, books, and forms. Hopefully, this doss will help me in that area,” stored Clarence Wil-lioms I hove learned the volues of drafting ond woodworking, ond this might help me be anything from o furniture maker to on architect ' stored Joe Do vis. In this doss I hove learned to weld, but most of oil I hove learned to do things with pride, Ed Deed commented. OUTclassing All Others 79 I A Big Put Off cause There’s Always Another Day Tq Do The er Or Later Those Days Run Out, So Procrastination Usually Results In A Load Of Homework All In One Night. — Scott Alexander Mosr procrosnnorors said rhar ol rhough rhey did pur work off, rhey usually managed ro ger ir done My grades don’r suffer from my procrosrmoron, I jusr push my self inro doing ir I guess I work berrer under pressure. srared freshman Trocee Fox A few srudenrs nor only pro crosrmored wirh rheir school work, bur also wirh work or home I hare ro clean my room, do dishes, oil rhor fun housework I woir unril rhe losr minure before I do ir, commenred Senior Down Kerby Norhing rhor anyone con do will help o procrasnnaror. ir has ro come from yourself The procrosrinarors were foced wirh rhe rosk of complermg oil of rheir work in one nighr They srruggled ro keep rhemselves awoke os rhey wearily complered rheir ossignmenrs holf os well os rhey orherwise could hove been Why rhen did srudenrs procrosn nore? Whor drove rhem ro pur off ond srruggle when rhey could hove sar bock ond relaxed wirh no worries? As Senior Chris Doellner pur ir, I don’r know. I'll rhink abour ir Tomorrow • PW1 he orr of procrosrinonon 11 woiring, pushing aside. JL. soving oil work ond re sponsibiliry unril rhe losr possible minure Procrosrinonon lurked in rhe mmds of oil, bur in o selecred few ir was corned our ro rhe exrenr of becoming o dererrenr ro onyrhmg rhey wished ro accomplish I'll worch TV unril lore ond pur all of my homework off unril rhe show I'm worchmg is over Some rimes my homework doesn'r even ger done! exclaimed Kelly Longe I procrosrinore obour 80% of rhe rime, odmirred junior Sreve Connon I'm roo lazy ro ger any rhing done early AFTER HOURS. Wirh only rhe com pony of books, freshmon Mike Dovis sroys offer school m rhe Nbrory ro fronrtcoSy ger his research paper done and ready ro bond m rhe following doy 80 A Dig Put Off MIDNIGHT MADNESS. Up until rhe wee hours of the night. junior Oerh Eicken keeps awolse with Pepsi os she struggles ro do rhe homework she pur off unri rhe lost nronure BETTER LATE THAN NEVER, h disbelief, Trocee Fox looks or her English poper rhor she bonded in rhree days lore due ro her procrasr morion WHEN IT RAINS IT POURS! Disployog o look of frustration, junior Jube Floherry pon ics when she discovers the books she needs ore locked m the DonvJle Pubkc Ltorory TOTALLY ZONKED. Although trying her hordesr to stay awoke and finish her English assignment, freshman Kely Lange finally foils asleep after watching TV OUTclossing All Others IN Transition Changes — If you were ro describe in one word Disrricr 118 and rhe od-minisrrorion rhor headed ir, ‘'change'' would definirely be a perfecr description Srorring os early os July, rhe Dis rricr lost Superinrendenr Dr Lorry Rorh and hired Dr Don Penning ron os rhe new superinrendenr of schools Dr Pennington come from Freeporr, Illinois, ond added rhor he reolly likes Danville. I like my job very well I like Donville It's o good system and o good community ' srored Pen ningron. Dr Penningron said rhor he ond his sraff hove moved in slowly os far os changing anything. “The mom thing we hove done is ro reorganize rhe administrative staff We changed job nrles ro provide more leadership in working wirh instruction ' explained Penning ron Down rhe rood. Penningron would like ro rry ro improve rhe instructional program “Our major ENTY QUESTIONS. During a monthly boord meeting, board presidenr Tom Mel len asks rhe oudience for any further com meors on rhe issue being dscussed emphoss will be on rhe instructional program, we wont ro improve ir or all levels and for all rypes of srudenrs We need ro look or expectations ond sran dards, such os graduation requirements ond grading srondords ’ stored Penningron Anorher toss rhe Disrricr faced was rhe toss of school boord presi denr Doug Harper After two years serving os president. Mr Harper was transferred ro Californio and resigned from rhe boord in December Mr Tom Mellen wos selected as rhe new president, and Mr Jay Milewski was appointed by rhe board ro rake Mellen's place This was nor rhe only change rhe school boord underwent. In November, rhe school board elections were held and five new members were chosen Two of rhe major issues rhar affected rhe Disrricr were rhe bud get curs ond rhe sole of Liberry Park In February of 1983, approxi morely one million dollars wos cur our of rhe 1983 84 educorionol budger Administration ond reaching positions were eliminated, and several programs were cur In October, afrer much discussion, rhe board approved rhe sole of Liberry Park 82 IN Transition SAGE ADVICE. Former DHS principal Art Morh«sen ond new boord member Jeff Votght find rtme m rhe course of the busy election day to rals obour rhe outcome of rhe elections DOARD GAMES. Members Jeff Voighr. Ned Young ond dtrecror of staff develop ment ond special programs Did Handley listen with nreresr os Supermrendenr Dr Penrungron goes over rhe agendo for rhe board meeting SCHOOL DOARD: Front Row — Barbara Kerby secretory. Jeanne Eisenhouer. Douglas Harper president. Ned Young Dads Dow Dole Foyer Tom Meilen. Dr Don Pennington, supermrendenr. Jeff Votghr. Ernie Gianden ALL DOXED IN. This fomdor box was seen m many school board election poling places Only 4,925 of rhe 25.863 regis rered voters cay rher bailors, olrhough the, was o larger turn our than moy school boord elections The top vote getter was Mr Dole Foyer wfh 2.237 votes SUPER' PEOPLE. Superintendent Dr Don Pennmgron and Assiyant Superintendent Mr David Fields discuss on impottonr motrer before attending o meeting later that after noon OUTclossing All Others 83 C 7si Q ( ;Wwt i of (Spirit [ ey, you guys — get quiet ond listen up o minute. You're doing well ¥g defensively, but the offense needs work. Linemen, you need to protect the quarterback. There were too many sacs the first quarter. Where were the receivers on the 5 9 square out at ten? Charlie, that was good coverage near the endzone, and you did a good job passing too, Jon. The thing we have to remember is that we are a team! There's a whole second half yet to play, and we can win if we work together and give 110%! Are we going to win? I can't hear you. Are we going to win? 'fc't Yeah!! -qt All right then. Let's GO FOR IT! Who are we? . . . VIKINGS! Dig and tall . . . VIKINGS! We re not too small . . . VIKINGS! Maroon and white . . . VIKINGS! We re dynamite . . . VIKINGS! On the field . VIKINGS! Off the field . . VIKINGS! WON T ACCEPT DEFEAT . . . VIKINGS! . And that's a slice of Sports l ’j I be rellin' ya' Like o chomp Doodee do (when someone soys something stupid) Journey Michael Jodsson Argyle swearers ond socks saddle shoes Southwestern dries like Dallas ond Phoenix (especially over spring break) King's Island (especially for a doy or two wirh friends) (9u j Torally tubular Dedication to education It’s been real. It's been fun, bur it hasn't been real fun. Dior to Conway Twirry Mozart Western look which mdudes: cowboy hats and boors, faded Levi's and plaid shirrs Clogs I know you shame V r Divider VICTORY BOUND. Sophomore cooch Kevin Kone gives insrrucrtons ro Ns defensive unir during o nmeour m rhe second quorrer of rhe JV gome ogornst Chompogn Cenrrol The defensive reom wos obie ro hold Chompoign ro just eghr poors Donville won 218 Dig 12 charnpS For rhe firsr rime since 1978. rhe varsiry gridders won o berrh in rhe '83 srore ploy-offs From o vicrory over rhe cross-rown rivals, rhe Schlormon Hillrop pers, ro o big 21-20 win over Mar roon, rhe Vikings hod o rough and emorionol year. We never quir, and we should be proud of rhar, remarked Coach John Foglemon who led rhe Vikings ro o 6-4 season record and conference championship Danville’s win over Marroon and Champaign CenrroTs loss ser rhe scene for rhe Dig 12 Easr nrle ond o chance ro ploy rhe rop ranked class 6A ream from Eosr Sr Louis I know why rhey’re number one. They’ quick ond rhey hir hord,” soid Viking quorrerbock Jon Boumer abour rhe flyers. Maybe rhey were o lirrle roo quick, os Danville come up shorr wirh o find score 37-8 The Vikings' lone rouchdown was scored on an 86 yard run by Kevin Holl which broke o doss 6A record ond kepr rhe Vikings from becoming Eosr Sr Louis' eighrh shur-our vicrim of rhe season Looking ahead ro rhe '84 season, Coach Foglemon was oprimis-ric. We should hove o srrong defensive secondary wirh many of rhe srorrers returning.” The balance of rhe new squod will be mode of rhe 81 Soph-JV reom. The sophomores, who hove polished rheir individual skills ond learned ro work os o reom, ore promising replacement for rheir vorsiry reommares The sophomores' role is ro simulore on offense ond defense whor rhe opponent will rry ro do ro rhe vorsiry on Friday night.” explained Coach Kone Sophomore Coach Henry Coon remarked, The ploy-ers ore on exrremely pleasing group ro be oround ond ro work wirh They mode whor looked like o so-so season inro o grear season The freshman Vikings also displayed o winning season wirh o 3-2-1 season record We were soris-fied wirh rhe way rhey performed The OUTcome Varsity Football Wins 6 Losses 4 Schlormon 76 East St Lous Lincoln 1834 Normal 24-7 Urbono 13-6 Ronroul 35-0 Central 07 Bener Acodemy 06 Centennial 41-21 Mottoon 21-20 Eosr Sr Lous Senior 837 — 519 FLAIR OUT. Vorsiry quorrerbock Jon Boumer (14) seorches for on open receiver while under o heavy rush from on Eosr Sr Louts defender Eosr Sr Loms is victorious over rhe Vikings by rhe score 34 18 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD: Front Row - Mart Crowford. Doug Brown, Jeff Morshc Trocy Pierce. Steve Forrhenberry. Zoelner Brown Rob Birekne. Curtis Towne. David Echols. Roy Hughes. Jeff Archer, Second Row Blond CrondoH. Roy Storks. Tromeli Fmch. Todd Reed Kevin Hoi. Don Walls. Anthony Sylses. Chuck Dyer. Erik Felix. Dole Lovekxe. Jon Boumer. Shonnon Coppell. Third Row — Yontz Rotxnson. Rex Edmonds. Tom Nmnrick Russ Hirttnger. Dovid Woods. Robert Colby, Tom HoHemon. Paul Sanford Kim Pendleton, Bobby Brooks. Chorley Rchords Mike Cofcer, Monoger Jim Bores. Bock Row — Manager Scott Burton Jim Louder dole Josh Marcum. Keith Angfcn. Robert Wloms. T C Driver. 34 Berry. Mark Dovis. Steve Moore. Denns Rose. Mke Seeley. Manager Pony Miier 86 Big 12 Champs AUGUST HEAT. During rhe summer proc nee. rhe second group offense gets on op porrunuy ro polish irs sluHs on rhe offensive passing gome Beginning Augusr 17, players spenr on overoge of four hours per day on rhe summer procrce field TAKING IT ON THE RUN. Vikng Roberr Wittoms. halfbock, goes for o six yard gam around rhe end in rhe E Sr Lous Lincoln gome AMIDST A GROUP. Quorrerbock Seon Murray (11) sers up ro rhrow a pass ro Chris Kirrel Pass is mcomplere Sreve Holiday (30) provides ample prorecnon Acron rokes place during rhe JV conresr ogany Champaign Cenrrol An OUTgrowth of Spirit 87 CharnpS cont. rhoughour rhe season, com- Even Though rhe '83 foorball menred Cooch Dierking of his season hod irs ins and ours, such as freshman squad rhe injury of quorrerback Jon Bau- One of rhe goals of rhe freshmen was ro be comperirive and ro ready ream members for rhe vorsiry sysrem. Coaches com-menred rhor The players adjusr- mer and a disappointing season finisher, rhe successes were high lighrs of rhe year Summing ir up, Senior Roberr Williams beamed, There is no ed well ro rhe new sysrem, grearer feeling rhan being a mem-which seems ro suggesr rhar rhe ber of a ream such as rhe Vi- AROUND THE END. Sophomore offensive urw. cenrer Chuck Crowder (50). rockle m Jonsky (73). halfback Sreve Holiday (30). ond quorrerbock Seon Murray (11) leod ho If bock Roy Srarks (33) oround rhe end for o long gon m rhe Chompoign Cenrrol JV gome The OUTcome Freshman Football Wins 3 Losses 2 Tie 1 Schlormon 00 Wesfville 14-8 Urbono 2835 Chompoign Central 12 20 Rontoul 24-6 Chompoign Central 26-24 YOU'RE V-l-K-l-N-G-S. Defensive coordmo ror Cooch Posed fulfis he duties os pre gome srrerching cooch Varsity ployers worm up with grom stretching exercises prior to the Schlormon Danville home gome Donville lorer wins rhe contest 7 6 88 Dig 12 Champs SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SQUAD: Front Row — Jose Horns. Demetrius Miles Anthony Dovis. Chr Kittei. Dretr Mokowski. Der k Cowden. Er Mason Steve Hdhdoy. Todd Quilmon Lonnie Doneboghr. Troy Gutrerndge. Second Row — Curtis Towne, Dorren Moody. Jock Cunnnghom. Jomes Donddson. John Woodord. Chns Jones Jm Jansky. V VonVolkenOorg Mike Cdowoy. Rob CWelme. Chuck Dyer Dock Row — Roy Storks. Don Mortm. Don Durke. John Druns. Tony Johnson. Chuck Crowder. Todd Reed. Allden Turtle. Rondy Dovis. Tony Murrell. Don Murroy. Yonrz Robinson FRESHMAN FOOTOALL SQUAD: Firy Row Steve NVirtoms Brion Player Seon Swonson. Jomes Gee Tm Abrom, Anthony Fonhenberry. Dobby Horner. Drton Cheesemon, Second Row — Eric Criss. Eric Hickmon. Joe Hdtzclow. Jerry Connefry, Lorry Cross. Stocey Robinson Montes Luc os. Terry Mojor. Joe Donderidge. John Robertson. Dock Row — Dorren Porker Joey Show. Cliff Lovetoce. More us Drighom. Joe Schotz. Dor on Luke Roger DeMoss. Ron York. Joson Doker. Tom DePrott ine uuicome Sophomore Football Wins 8 Losses 1 Bloomington 14-6 Bradley 27-0 Chompaign Centrol JV 21-6 Ronroul 40-8 Chompoign Centrol 15-0 Centennial 42-0 Urbono 25-24 Denet Acodemy 14 23 Centenniol JV 32-0 A GREAT GAME. An exuberont yoff. de fensive coordmotor Cooch Joe Posed ond Heod Cooch John Foglemon. leove the field ofter o shutout gome ogany Ronroul Offense ond defense combined for o rotd of 35 points An OUTgrowth of Spirit 89 Working to wiN - The OUTcome Vorsity Volleyball Wins 2 Losses 15 Hoopeyon OtsmorU Dloormogron Urbooo Stephen Decatur Monoon Decatur Eisenhower Schlormon McArthur Lncoin flantoul Worseko Monoon 715. 515 915 515 1215 515 315 515 715. 1513, 1512 215, 1015 915. 156. 1015 15-10. 15-2 915. 1115 015. 4 15 14 lo 1513. 14 16 15 5 915 4 15 715 1115 Springfield Cenrenniol Cenrrol Normal 12-15. 15-7. 15-7 14 16. 156 14 16 1115. 515 1215. 215 A POINT WINNING SPIKE. Senor Jdlonne Pearson executes o go for it oH spike ogomst Ur bona, os reommore Joon Young (6) looks on. Donvile foils to defeor 315, 5 15 i If Down bur nor our. is whor rhe girls volleyball reom mighr be feeling ofrer rhe end of o nor so successful 215 record All rhe reom members, rhough, ore looking for word ro nexr year's season, ond oil rhe girls hove an eye on rhe goal ro moke nexr year's Donville High volleyball reom one ro be feared The success of nexr year's sea son will depend on rhe players Those coming back ore going ro find o br will be expecred of rhem due ro rhe loss of a number of Seniors Coach Bunyard has several ex pecrarions of her players for rhe improvemenr of nexr season's record ond for seasons ro come To be dedicored ro rhe sporr while in season, ro come back ready ro work hard, ond ro have rhe girls realize rhe posr isjusr rhe pasr ond rhey ore rhe ream for now and rhe furure, ond ro improve individual skills and reom ploy while be ing compermve in rhe conference The OUTcome J.V. Volleyball Wins 3 Losses 13 Hoopeyon Dismork Qioomogron Urbano Stephen Decorur Morroon Decatur ErsenOower Schlormon McArthur Lincoln Ronroul Worseko Springfield Cenrennol Central Normal 915. 1215 4-15. 15-4. 16-14 1115 159 1015 1215. 1215 15-6. 15-5 1115 615 14 10. 515 15-5. 15-5 1015 515 1015 815 815. 315 215 153, 015 915. 815 315 1015 1115 15-8 1215 615. 1115 For rhese expecrarions ro be ful filled, rhe rerurning ployers ore going ro hove ro find rhar dedication ond will ro win needed ro hove a successful season We hove a good group of girls coming bock and hopefully rhey will work a lirrle over rhe summer, perhaps arrend some summer comps, and come bock wirh a good ornrude ond willingness ro work hard. replied Bunyord in re gard ro her rhoughrs for rhe improvemenr of rhe individual skills of rhe girls. We hod rhe abiliry, bur wejusr could nor pur ir rogerher rorally os a ream We had a br of individual ployers and our ream uniry was nor as a whole as ir shoub have been, srored Senior Joon Young Junior Michelle Collier added. Our lack of communication or ■ rimes caused o lirrle bir of unorgon izarion when we needed ro work rogerher Ir will be hard work ond rogerh erness rhar Transposes o 2-15 re cord ro a hopeful 15-2 record TEAMWORK IS THE BEST WAY. Senior Debtxe Pope and junor Jeanne Sruon go up to ottempr a block ogomst Diynark n vorsity acton Danvt«e lost 915. 515 90 Working to Win UP FOR THE BLOCK. Sophomore junior vorsiry sptlser Tereso Griggs goes up high for o block ogomsr Normal o o home meer Donvrfie j v spiers toy 615. 1115 SETTING UP THE SPIKE. Pouto Dyerly pro fesstonolly posses the boll ro rhe serrer. Te reso Griggs. in hopes of o poor winning spike VOLLEYBALL: Fronr Row — Dono Chnsronsen. Corlo Meadows Oone Hole Sherry Sonford Tommy Chenorverh, AAory Pickering. Veronica Gibb. Pouto Dyerly Second Row — Teresa Griggs, toon Young. Amy Durron. MicheBe Cotter, Sherry KassJ, Jeonne Sruorr. Third Row — Cindy Porson. Too Nelson, Too Dorr Jillonne Pearson, Debbie Pope. Amy Thornsbrough, Kelly Meeker mgn . Dock Row — Cooch Mory Ounyord. Leslie Dtock An OUTgrowfh of Spirit 91 Aches PainS Token our of rhe ocrion! Finding oneself sronding on rhe sidelines or worch ing from afar os one's reommores borrled on wirhour rhe help of rhe injured could evoke a lonely ond helpless feeling Among rhose who exper lenced rhis feeling of helplessness wos quorrerbock Jon Doumer Said Jon, My knee was rehurr rhree or four rimes. Every rime I wos rehurr, I sar our for one or rwo gomes. Dy rhis rime, I wos reolly depressed because I wasn'r our rhere helping my ream ro win Jon wos nor alone For many orhleres, pushing one’s body ro or pasr irs maximum resulred in o few weeks of non-orhleric ocriviry Originally my injury come from lifring weighrs, rhen in rhe foorball gome ogoinsr Ranroul, my shoulder re seporored, and I hod ro sir our for o couple weeks, srared Senior defensive end David Woods Whor kinds of injuries occurred mosr frequenrly? According ro Lorry Piper, Viking rroiner. Mosr common among injuries were bruises ond ankle injuries Orher prevolenr injuries included pulls ond srroins of ligomenrs ond ren dons, nor ro menrion rhe odded risk of srroins ro cold muscles or muscles rhor were rarely used Legs or orms were ofren over exrended or benr pasr rheir limir PREGAME PREPARATION. Senor orhlenc rramer Scoff Durr on ropes on onkie. under rhe supervision of Lorry Piper, ro prevenr serious injury during rhe gome Srored Piper, When rhis rype of injury (over exrension) occurs, arh leres usually hove second rhoughrs obour conrinumg in rhor sporr, bur quire a few ore anxious ro ger bock in rhere They expecr o miracle cure Added Doumer, Ar firsr, I wos reolly scored obour my injury Afrer my knee healed, I felr o lirrle rimid obour going bock our on rhe field, bur rhen ljusr overcome rhe fear Mony prevenrarive appora-ruses could help rhe orhlere, among rhem knee ond elbow braces In oddirion, ankle wrops served os o srrengrhener for on injured or weak ankle One of rhe besr prevenrarive measures, however, wos Thorough preporonon for rhe sporr. Srored Senior rennis ployer John Fields, I suffered several sromoch muscle pulls due ro my service morion. Though my sromoch srrengrhened, ir would hove been ro my odvonroge ro hove previously prepared myself berrer. All in oil, sporrs-relored injuries rook rheir roll on high school orhleres Nor only did players miss our on rhe acrion; rhey also were forced ro endure rhe pain ond frusrrorion of rreormenr I hod ro go Through physical rheropy ro srrengrhen my knee, said Doumer This included using weighr mochines ond whirlpools 92 Aches 6 Pains A PAIN IN THE (STIFF) NECK. Senor Doug Drown retaxes wirh o heormg pock affixed around his neck ro help bring relief ro o bruised verrebroe column which he suf fered m o foorboll gome CLOSING MY EYES WILL KILL THE PAIN. Senior David Woods finds himself conrenrly nursing o sore shoulder wirh o heormg pock ofrer redrstocormg ir m o foorbol gome I'VE BEEN HERE OH TOO MANY TIMES. Junior Sreve Moore worches os Lorry Piper gives him his darfy prevenrrve ankle rope job before o foorboll procnce An OUTgrowth Of Spirit 93 A STRIDE DEHIND. Junor Oron Co himself a couple of str des ff of the leading Norma! runner n the Orsrncr comperiron HOLDING OFF THE COMPETITION. Seoor Er KiOwei pushes himself n on effort to hoW off O Bloomington runner right on h«s heels PUSHING IT TO THE LIMIT. Sophomore Mike Vrenros shows the pom of gruelmg cross counrry roce Mike finished 19th m the district competition 94 One More Run One more ruN There is only woy ro de scribe rhe Donville High Cross Counrry ream — determined Paced by sophomore Todd Moremon. rhe cross counrry ream ron oil rhe way inro rhe store meer. via o third place finish in rhe Dig 12. o fourth place finish in rhe regional, and o fifth place finish in rhe secrionols The Harriers vaulted Through rhe regular season, posting o dual meer record of five wins and one loss Showing o spirited orrirude go ing inro rhe conference meer. rhey overcome rough competition by schools like Champaign Central ond Dloommgron The ream placed o respecrable rhird place, slipping inro rhe disrricr meer A fourth place finish in rhe dis- rricr meer led then inro secrionols A rop finish by Senior Eric Kidwell psyched up rhe ream, preporing ro clinch rheir spot m rhe srore meer We were really pleased, our hopes come true.” stored sopho more Mike Vrenres A fifth place finish or rhe secrion ol meer wos just high enough ro send rhe ream inro rhe srore meer or Peoria The ream placed o remarkable rwenry sixrh place, led by admirable performances by Todd More mon who finished lOOrh and Eric Kidwell who finished 140rh The ream os o whole wos men roily rough ond showed rheir de rerminorion wirh on excellenr season OUTSTANDING EFFORT. Standout sopho more runner Todd Moremon crosses rhe finish I me just aheod of reommare Er Kid well They finished seventh ond eighth re spectivefy m rhe district competition The OUTcome Cross Country Wins 5 Losses 1 Matroon 30-28 Morroon 31-28 Champaign Central IQ 36 Rantoul 32-26 Terre Houte South 45-15 Chompoign Centennial 34-23 Conference 3rd Regional 4th Sector 5rh Store Meet 26th An OUTgrowth of Spirit 95 ALL THE NECESSITIES Kiron IXoKota pOO up oH her gear and wolKs off rhe court offer o rough vorstfy march agony Jennifer Tcwrr of Charley on The OUTcome Tennis Wins 4 Losses 6 Poris 9-0 Wotseko 5-4 Centennial 8-1 Roniod 45 Cosey 7-2 Urborvo 18 Charley on 36 Decor ur 45 Cenrrol 26 Mortoon 45 96 Whot o Rocket What a rackeT Tne future con only open up on even brighter end ing for rhe girls' renms ream With one player, Kiron fto Kollo, already qualifying for store competition, this young group of enthusiastic competitors ore des rined to become individually great ond o great ream With rhe loss of only one Senior, Pom Weyhrich. this bubbly group of freshmen ond sophomores, some having varsity experience, gove Cooch Dorsy Foglemon high hopes for rhe future With o respecroble 4 6 dual meet record, o sixth place finish in rhe conference, o second place district finish, ond qualifying one for rhe store meet, this young ream showed it was copoble of being o threat to anyone With many first year varsity players, the ream showed that it could be one reom to be reckoned with soon The victories will greatly outweigh rhe losses, plus rhe ex perience of vorsiry competition gained by the younger players will moke for o much improved reom next year. stored Senior Pom Weyhrich Srondour ond rhe Donville High girls' representative or store, Kiron Rokalla explained, The reom progressed greatly during rhe season, it wos o must rhor those nor exper lenced with varsity competition become experienced ' This lost season was o good one ond one nor to be dismissed light ly. bur rhe seasons to come should give woy to some excellent tennis ond tennis players Donville has nor been known for its girls' tennis, bur this reom gove o new meaning to rhe word hope UP TO THE NET. Amy Serfoss hirs o high ON TARGET. Oone Gornson. ploying or volley dunog procnce before rhe Chorles number rwo singles, sloms o bockhand ro ron morch She reamed up wirh Vicki her opponenr during o pregome worm-up Goggs ro wm rhe JV doubles 8 3 ogansr Poris TENNIS: Fronr Row — Dione Garrison. Oono Lorenz. Sue Deon Kelly Dodd. Kron Rokdo Pom Weyhnch. Amy Serfoss. Dock Row — mgn Kris Foglemon, Pom Shone. Soly Grimshow. Kelly Esrepp. Cher Holmes. Lon Dleovens. Renee Lyman. Vicki Doggs An OUTgrowth of Spirit 97 ALL TOGETHER NOW. Mork Jenkins. Mike Kortcamp. Troy Lemon, Mdse Smoll. ond Scorr Bond concenrrore on trying ro ochieve rhor perfect shot during procrice IT'S ALL IN THE FOLLOW-THROUGH. Sen iot Scorr Bond demonsrrores the correct follow through technique os he prepores for on important meet The Outcome Golf Wins 12 Losses 7 Bloomington 199-215 Decofur 215-221 Springfield 215-225 Rontoul 219-228 Poris 180-206 Marroon 202199 Chompoign 278-296 Lincoln 278-334 Schlormon 167-209 Chompoign •216 207 Centennial 210-221 Urbono 218-218 Quincy Inv. 7rh of 14 Schlormon Inv 1st and 3rd of 6 Peoro Inv llrh of 48 Rontoul Inv 2nd of 12 Conference 1st of 12 Cenrenmol Inv 12rh of 21 Regional 1st of 13 Secnonol 2nd of 9 Store 10th ploce OHI IF I CAN SINK THIS PUTT. Junior Sam WoderslM raises o procrice purr or the boll before orremprmg ro sink rhe purr Soms low score was o 40. ond his highest placing wos rhrd ogomy Ranroul SWING AFTER SWING. Senior Mike Smoll demonsrrores durng procrice the form rhor captured for him the Peono Invirononal, Ronroul Invirotionol. ond State Regional n ties 98 Up fo Par Up to poR We hod on excellent seo son We didn't do os well os we could hove, bur we surprised the competition wirh the woy and how well we ployed, srored Cooch Steve Birky about his golf ream's season. The cooch, along wirh the school, hod reason to be proud because the Vikings compiled o 12-7 duol meet record and advanced all the woy to store After the precisionly regular season, the Vikings went to the conference and come owoy wirh the championship once again, giv ing them o ploce in the regional golf meet. At the regional, the ream defeated 12 other reams We were reolly psyched up going inro oil of the post season meets We felt we could win oil of them until store We thought we were in the top three reams in the store remorked John Dowkins After the victories in the conference and the regional, the ream flew through the sectionals placing second ond qualified for the store meet. “We were confident; there is no question about that We be lieved that we would finish in the top five After we finished tenth, we were o little disappointed. We didn't ploy well, bur we were just happy to moke it to store, emphasized Cooch Birky GOLF: Fronr Row Scorr Bond. Chris Borrow, Kenny Dyer. Andy Smol. Brerr Reynolds. John Dowkins. Scorr Andrews. Rick Chnsry. Second Row — Mike Creghron. Sreve Connon. Eric Luke. Bon Anders. John Shone, Byron Quick. Johnny Lompkin. Bock Row — Sam Woderslv. Mike Smol. Dovid Shonk. Mark Jenkins. Troy Lemon. Mike Korrcomp. Brad Hren. Buz Birelme A CADDIE WOULD DE NICE. Senior Dovid Shonk begins the chore of gerrng his geor rogerher ond carrying h6 ckX ro rhe golf course for on ofrer school procrice An OUTgrowth of Spirit 99 TAKING IT TO THE HOOP. Sophomore Seoo Murray mokes o run for o toy up agoinsr junior counrerporr Oeor Corrrell as he attempts ro stop Sean's efforr TAKE THAT. Senior Mark Cretghron kicks as o caunous Tony Graham avoids the cofc Sion The rwo spar together often or Hon s Tae KwonDo classes A HIGH TARGET. With eyes focused mrenr ly on rhe rorget to be hir. Senor Tony Graham readies himself for rhe delivery of a Tae Kwon Do kick 100 Spore Time Fun Spare time fuN Spore rime Srudenrs killed extra rime in many ways, bur rhe mosr competitive way was through our of school sports. Hockey, soccer, boskerboll, and Toe-Kwon Do were o few ways srudenrs challenged others and sometimes challenged themselves. I had a job, so I did nor hove rhe rime to dedicate to high school bosket boll, stared Senior Waid Doren First degree block-belt Mark Creighton stared, Toe-K won-Do is a sport that everyone can do Of all rhe out of school sports, hockey might be considered rhe mosr physical Slamming one another into the boards was a way to relieve consronr pressure and rhe anxiety from school, home-life, or anything that may hove had one a little upset. It's pretty rough, bur you have a lor of equipment you have to wear — helmets, face guards, shin guards, and gloves, bur it's a blast! stared junior Eric Luke The teamwork pur into soccer was nor unlike that used in hockey, bur with more finesse and less physical contact. It requires more reomwork than almost ony other sport It olso has more nonstop action, stared sophomore Mike Graff Without much doubt, church basketball was rhe prominent sport Playing basketball allowed friends to challenge each other in every aspect of rhe gome Playing in rhe church league is really fun because you aren't playing ogainsr people from another town, you are able to compere against your best friends, declared Michael Pope Why srudenrs participated was unknown, bur o major factor was just for rhe challenge, and ac cepring challenge, you bettered yourself ALL THIS FOR MUSCLE. Pushing himself to rhe moxmum. junor Troy Car poorer ex ecures onorher ser of curls os port of his doily workour plons ONE MORE TIME. With rhe grim look of dererminonon. sophomore Jim Bores goes for one more repention on rhe noufios neck mochrx? or rhe YWCA An OUTgrowfh of Spirit 101 High hoopS” f Problems were oil oround us ■ ■ enrering inro rhe comperi-rion, bur even wirh rhe difficulries we didn't become unconfidenr obour rhe furure, confessed Coach Gourley. The ream obiliry level wos severely harmed due ro injuries and ineligibiliry From rhe srarr of rhe season, rhe ream was faced wirh rhe dilemma of a fleer of guards and a very young and inexperienced ream Senior Angelo Newell, who was a significonr focror on rhe 82-83 ream, was losr ro ineligibiliry before rhe srarr of rhe season. Junior Mike Taylor was also losr early in rhe season ar rhe Ponrioc Tourno-menr wirh a broken wrisr, only ro rerurn lore in rhe season afrer recovery. Faced wirh more rhonjusr injur ies. Coach Gene Gourley had ro overcome a lock of heighr rhar is needed ro rruly compere for rhe rirle of rhe very comperirive Dig 12 Conference. We are a small ream, bur even wirh our size, we hove per formed well defensively and rebounding, rwo very imporranr srages of rhe game, expressed Cooch Gourley. The rough problems of rhe season showed up in rhe gome ploy. Only compiling seven wins in rhe firsr 20 games, rhe Vikings had a rough srarr, losing rwo of rhree in rhe Topper Classic, ending rhe rourney wirh a 59-53 loss ro rhe Hillroppers We were reolly capable of ploying good boskerball, bur our inexperience didn'r ler us have rhe confidence in our play, affirmed junior Chuck Robinson. Enrering rhe conference ploy, a ream needed complere consisren-cy in all aspecrs of game play, and rhis was rhe Vikings Falling ro Ran- VaRSITY BASKETBALL: Front Row — Michael Colter Cednc Jones. Mike Toylor Todd Moore, Mi e Smoii. Sr eve Moore Dock Row — Cooch Gene Gourley. Boon Moore, Dovid Nelson, Chuck Rotxnson. TromeH Finch. Donny Wolls, Mork Dicken. Andy Houpr INTRACITY RIVALRY. Donv.tk? defenders Mil e Smoll (15) and Sreve Moore (25) or rempr ro block Schkymon's Dovid Quarrels' $hor durmg fourrh Quarter ocrion GAME WINNING STEAL. Junior Chuck Rob inson knocks rhe boll owoy from o Schior mon opponent with 27 seconds left ro so vor o 60 56 Donviie vcrory The OUTcome Doys Basketball Wins 6 Losses 13 Lufher South 6549 Lawrencevdle 4652 Schlormon 5359 Paris 63-56 Ranroul 4551 Lincoln 42 46 Bloomington 42 58 Champaign Central 57-49 Champaign Cenrenmol 4369 Providence Sr Mel 4961 Ororher Rice 56-54 Lockporr 3364 MacArthur 67-64 Normal 67 71 Esenhower 40 70 Stephen Decatur 4652 Urbano 39 63 Schlormon 60-56 Marroon 4549 FORCING THE ACTION. Senor guard Mike Small maneuvers around opposing defense supplied by rhe Lincoln Rcrisplirrers DonviBe was unsuccessful m rhis orrempr ond was beoren 42 46 An OUTgrowth of Spirit 103 JUNIOR VARSITY DASKETDALL: Froor Row — DovkJ Cunninghorn, Sreve Schendel. Rick Voyles. Reggie Chopmon, Lomor Kindle. Yonrz Robinson. Deron Jones Dock Row — Shown Cox. Roy Srork, Chuck Dyer. Anrhony Correr. Todd Reed. Todd Moremon. Anrhony Dov6. Cooch Andy Houpr FRESHMAN DASKETDALL: Front Row — Archie Moore Morcus Merriweorher. Cliff Love face. Dovid Crockett, Terry Majors Dock Row — Cooch Mark D«ken. Jerry Connoly. Andy Smol, Srocy Robinson, Ken Dyer, Tm Abroms The OUTcome Doys Freshmen Basketball Wins 7 Losses 1 Champaign Centrol 46-42 Hoopeston 66-00 Paris 65-01 Westville 66-49 Wesrvilie 6364 Wotseka 54-04 Hoopeston 54-00 Georgetown 70-45 104 High Hoops conf. High hoopS” roul, Lincoln, ond Bloomingron. three mojor conference foes, rhey pur Themselves inro o Troubled siru-orion They needed o win ro re goin some confidence in rheir ploy, ond They gained rhor win in o close gome wirh rival Champaign Cenrrol Shooring over 50%. The ream come flying our of rheir slump, only ro be knocked bock by o very fine Chompoign Cenren niol ream Wirh having conrinued inconsis-rency in shooring ond offensive execurion. rhe ream rumbled deeper ond deeper inro rhe slump Foiling ro pull our of ir, rhe Big 12 comperirion keep handing rhe smuggling Vikings loss ofrer loss, ond rhe ream sow rhemselves foiling ro rhe second division of rhe conference, wirh only Chompoign Cenrrol behind As rhe ream moved inro rhe gome wirh cross-rown rival Schlor-mon, rhere were hopes of o vicro-ry, ond rhe Vikings pulled our o 90 56 vicrory over rhe fovored Hill roppers Whenever you ploy Schlormon, you really ger pumped up Ir'sjusr norurol ro be ready ro ploy ogoinsr such o fierce rival, ' acknowledged sophomore Yonrz Robinson Immediorely ofrer rhe vicrory. rhe ream come home ro foil once again ro Big 12 foe, Morroon Bur rhe nexr gome, rhey pulled our o vicrory ogoinsr rhe Moroons of Chompoign Cenrrol ogoin, ro roise rheir record ro 2-13 for rhe season, and 2-10 in rhe conference race KEY REDOUND. Doovie’s Von Cowden (22) ond Sreve Moore (25) go up for rhe rebound lore m rhe fourth quarter os Don vide edged Schlormon 60-56 VIKING BATTLE THE GREENWAVE. Soph omore David Cunningham attempts o jump shot ogoinsr rhe stiff pressure oppked by rhe Morroon defender BALANCING ACT. Sophomore Todd Reed orrempts on acrobatic shor os he is forced off bolonce by rhe stiff defense of two Morroon defenders The OUTcome JV Basketball Wins 6 Losses 6 Poris 5249 Ranroul 55-44 Lincoln 55 57 Bloomingron 60-44 Cenrrol 56-47 Cenrenniol 72-53 Moc Arthur 7173 Nor mol 45 50 Eisenhower 5761 Stephen Decatur 06 60 Urbane 5156 Schlormon 54-36 An OUTgrowth of Spirit 105 Battling to wiN From the beginning of the season, the Lady Vikings were plogued with problems Storting wirh on exrremely small ream, it was mode smaller by two injuries ro two starters, Cm dy Porson and Vickie Carter Nev errheless, the team's hopes were undaunted going into the season “We were expecting a lor this year, bur wirh the small ream of fecred by injuries, we were a little disappointed Our luck just ran our on us. stored Tina Dorr Getting off on the wrong foot, the Lady Vikings only came away with one victory in the first ten games, due ro the lock of exper ience and injuries I felt we’ve been improving wirh each game we've played I’m pretty happy with our progress this year. said Lady Viking coach Fred Menkhous Starring off the season in the Marroon Invirarionol, the ream fell three games in a row ro the Big 12 competition “We really were disappointed after the tournament, bur we really thought we could bounce bock, bur our luck just didn’t keep up wirh us, reirerored junior Tina Borr PRACTICE. PRACTICE. PRACTICE. JV ploy er Sherry KossJ goes up for o jump shot during offer school procr e os her reom more linerre Holmon looks on UP AND OVER. Soroh Darnel finds rhe gcxng rough among rhe midde of o group of opposing ployers os she orremprs o drffi cu r shor m rhe lone RUNNING THE OFFENSE. Senor Vick. Correr prepores ro pass ro reommore Mi che e Co er os They run rhe offense during on ofrer school procnce 106 Battling to Win VARSITY DASKETDALL: Front Row — Melisso Sanford. Cindy Porson. Jill Menkhous Dock Row — Cooch Mory Dunyord. Michelle Collier Trina Ryon. Sherry Kossi. Cooch Fred Menkhous JV DASKETDALL: Front Row — Cindy Dokey. Abtue Lodesna, Soroh Darnel. Mory Pickering Oock Row — Cooch Mory Dunyord. C or men Cunningham. Amy Thornsbrough, Tommy Chenoweth The OUTcome Girls Vorsity Dosketboll Wins 1 Losses 10 Monnceilo 46 51 Morroon 20 53 Eisenhower 34 64 Cenrennoi 28 65 Urbono 3028 Dk)omngron 2434 Mc’ oon 3147 Lmcoln 43 54 Cenrroi 34 39 Nor mol 37 57 Tdono 28 35 The OUTcome Girls J.V. Dosketboll Wins 5 Losses 4 Eisenhower 2738 Centennial 34-10 Urbono 19-15 Bloomington 33-25 Morroon 20 33 Lincoln 18 32 Control 27-34 Normal 29-23 Tdono 2135 THE SHOT S OFF. Tmo Dorr purs up o d.fr cult shor omidsr o monifokJ of opposing Decorur players. os reommore Michele Col ker moves mro rebounding position LOOKING TO PASS. Sophomore Sherry Kossl looks ro her reommore for help os on opoosng Decorur MocArrhur ployer oppkes pressure An OUTgrowth of Spirit Bout timE DOUBLE-CROSSING. Junior Frank Abroms cross foces his Morroon opponent os they both work ro get o tokedown Abroms eventually acquires the tokedown but loses the match by o foil JV WRESTLING: Front Row John McDermott. Nothon Robeson, Prentice Wilson. Steve Williams. Jose Horns. Dob Horner. Mike Wogner, James Gee Second Row — Jerry White Dl: Little. Seon Murray Darrin Porker. Seon Swanson, Jim Jonsky Dock Row — MAe Priest. Steve Deebe Chns Doellner. Addon Tuttle. Seth rtble. Pot Snodgrass Consisting of o nucleus of juniors, rhe vorsiry Gropplers completed rhe season with a 8 10 record Highlighting rhe season were several individual achievements Each grappler set out ro attain an incredible 80 percent win record Setting o precedent for others ro follow, junior Par Campbell. 105 pounder, won both rhe Morroon Invitational and the conference, compiling a 30-2 overall record In addition, Senior Bennie Lott, or 145 pounds, emerged as rhe second place finisher or the Mar toon Invitational Emphasized coach Joe Pascal. My ream is young with only four Seniors, and one graduated early with a pretty impressive record My leadership and dedication still lie with the athletes who are still on rhe ream Several injuries plagued the team Ninety eight pounder Rich Pare incurred a l nee injury two days before the first meet In addi non, junior Frank Abram ond soph omore Seth Hible were benched due ro injuries ro a shoulder and finger, respectively Overoil, what con one ask from a young ream? Nothing more than hard work, 100 percent effort, ond scoring os mony points os possible, reiterated Cooch Pas cal 108 Dout Time IN CONTROL. Senor Marceflus Terrer coo rrols Morroon s Terry Logue during rhe find seconds of the 185 pound morch Terrer won rhe hour bur rhe Vd mgs losr rhe Dig 12 duol meer 4517 FANCY LEG WORK. Senior Oenme Lorr rckes odvonroge of being on top and cop rdizes by using hs legs ro bredsdown hs Morroon opponent Lorr lorer won the bout 12 6 The OUTcome Varsity Wrestling Wins 8 Losses 13 Ranroul 38-00 Mohomer-Seymour 10 54 CodOry 1848 Wesrvile 3042 Champaign Cenrral 18 35 Carlin 48-24 Charleston 54-18 Georgetown 60-9 Morroon 1745 Lincoln 959 Lanphier 18 48 Georgetown 66-6 Cenrenmd 1154 Paris 60-12 Morroon Inv 4rh Urbono 055 AAohomer Seymour Inv Urn Unity of Tdono 2345 MacArthur 35-34 Mr Zion 15 48 Dloomrgron 1548 Notmd 2244 Meromora 1548 Hoopesron 40-24 The OUTcome Fresh-Soph. Wrestling Wins 5 Losses 9 Ronroul 3072 Westville 39-30 Hoopesron Inv 2nd Morroon 3049 Georgetown Forfeit Champaign Cenrenmd 24 54 Poris 60-6 Urbono 072 Unify of Tolono 24 49 Monnceio Inv 7rh BJoommgron 2049 Normal 954 Metomoro 45-20 Hoopesron 54-24 VARSITY WRESTLING: Fronr Row — John Leverenz. Chris Kirreff. Por Campbell. Jeff Dovis, AAorr Porrer. Russ PhAps. Demirnus Mfes. Dlond CrondoH Dock Row — Coach Joe Posed. Joe Oudoovich. Frank Abroms. Denme Lorr. Morceius Terrer. Shannon Coppei. JoTyi Druns. Seon Murray Curr Towne. Aaron Srms. mgr An OUTgrowth of Spirit Making a splasH Compering wirh a some whor young and inexpe rienced ream, rhe girls swim ream come Through irs rhird season wirh a somewhor disop poinrmg record of 6-7 We were redly hopeful for o well-performed season, bur as rhe season was in progress, we found our we didn'r quire hove rhe ex perience or rhe arhrude ro challenge for rhe Dig 12 champion ship, remarked sophomore Anne Derg. Led mosrly by a fleer of under classmen, rhe girls' ream gained some valuable experience en roure ro a sevenrh place in rhe conference and a 13rh place ar rhe secrionals According ro mosr of rhe swimmers, pracrices were hard bur well worrh rhe sacrifice. Said sopho more Alison Wagner, The proc rices really hod a big role in how I did rhe nexr meer. so we really had ro concenrrore hard during our workours. We will be really good and ready ro perform well nexr year Ir dl comes down ro orrirude abour yourself and your ream-mares, reirerared sophomore ream member Anne Zoellner Furure is rhe key ro our success When we srarr believing in our selves, we will be ar rhe rop of rhe conference, concluded Anne A NEEDED BREATH. Sophomore Heorher HiU works hard or on after school practice ro improve her freestyle form for rhe upcom mg competition she will face PADDLEBOARD FUN. Senior breosr stroke specialty JiB Leverenz strengthens her legs with podding exercises ro warmup before o rigorous proctice 110 Making a Splash GIRLS SWIMMING: Fronr Row — Suson EssSnger, Anne Derg, Michele Dosr . Srocey Moore Second Row — Pom Morsh mgr, Noncy MiHer. Ji leverenz. Alteon Wogner. Heorher Hill Dock Row — Holy Grishom. Heorher Gnshom, All Johnson, KeHy Lange. Jodi Butler. Cooch Don Vsh THE EASY WAY. Freshmon freesrybr Jodi Dotler podcSes or her own pace ro loosen up her legs before going on ro procrte her freesryie form The OUTcome Girls Swimming Wins 6 Losses 7 Centennial 105-65 Champagn Centro! 64 107 Dioommgron 7299 Urbona 104-67 Chompoign Cenrrol 74 80 Orodley 92-80 Urbono 45-07 Centennial 93-79 Springfield 8286 University High 114-52 Peorio Relays 12rh Conference 7rh Secnonol 13th I------1 A TOUGH EVENT. Individual medley which consists of rhe freesryie. bodssrroke. breasryroke. and bunerfly is swum by freshmon Noncy Miller, herejusr worming up for procrice An OUTgrowth of Spirit 111 Ace strokerS” Consronr, unwovering, unchongmg All de scribed rhe woy rhe boys' swim ream come Through rhe seasons rhe posr few years You hove ro believe in yourself ro win. and os we go mro meers. we soy ro ourselves rhor we’re unbearable I rhink ir really helped us in rough marches. declared Mike Voltangeon Going inro rhe season, we were hoping ro place second or rhird or conference and rhen ger mro rhe rop six reams or disrricr. We reolly believed we could reach rhese goals, proudly announced Robbie Oeline The ream performed well, winning five of seven meers. and looked very confidenr in rheir per A HELPFUL HINT. Cooch Vish gives Senor Jeff Jenkins some helpful adv e for rhe improvement of hi$ rimes ond perfor monces for rhe upcoming meers formonce. We weren’r fully pleased wirh our performance, bur ir wos saris-fying ro us Our rimes weren'r os fosr, bur we were excired abour rhe upcoming season, confirmed sophomore Chris Rew Even Though rhe ream didn'r srorr os well os rhe previously well ployed years, rhey were olwoys in rhe race or rhe end of rhe season, ond wirhour o doubr were in rhe race rhis yeor We will olwoys be oround when ir comes down ro rhe end There is no doubr obour rhor! exclaimed sophomore Robbie Bireline The OUTcome Boys Swimming Wins 5 Losses 2 Bradley 74-52 Centennial 76-50 Champaign Cenrrol 6189 Dtoommgron 3152 Urbono 3647 Champaign Central 86-63 Centenniol 96-72 Normal Uni-High 51-29 Bloomington Relay 5rh Riverside Brookfield Inv 5ih FLYING WITH EASE. Rob Oretme works on his yorr os cooch Don Vish looks on Oleine qualified n rhe 50 yord freeyyle ond rhe 100 burrerfly 112 Ace Strokers BOYS SWIMMING: Fronr Row • Cooch Don Vish. Moris Jenkins. Jeff Jenlsins. Mork Gormon. Milse VoRongeon. Dock Row — Pom Morsh. Todd Alcorn. Robbie Direline. Chris Rew. Scon Jones, Som Woderski, Scorr Rew THE PRESSURE OF COMPETITION. Fresh mon Todd Alcorn has on expression of pom os ho poshes himself for o top free style performance An OUTgrowth of Spirit CHALK-TALK. Sophomore cooch Andy Houpr uses the okj x's and o's to demon srrare rhe gome ptan ro be used Getting psycheD! A place of quiet solitude for some, raucous excrement for or hers. This was where rhe loners rerrear ed This wos where rhoughrs of greatness soared This was where rhe rhoughrs of rhe resr ro come generated rhe mood for rhose abour ro rake rhe resr This was rhe lockerroom In every gome there are cer rain things needed ro win I stress rhe things we musr do well, and I moke my ream aware of possible loopholes and also whor on opponent may do well ’ srared basker ball cooch Gene Gourley The rime ro lisren in a lockerroom become excruciatingly important ro rhe success of a ream; rhe rime ro yell occurred after a successful venture. The kids rhis year were always ready ro play; Robert Williams and Tramell Finch were good examples of men always ready ro go , srared offensive coordinator Rod Shafer I stressed rhar we work hard all rhe rime even in rhe lockerroom. To improve every game we musr work hard, and maybe ar rhe end of rhe season when you need your best gome, your ream is ready , srared Cooch Gourley Sophomore Rob Direline srared, I jusr sir and concentrate on my assignments and whor I wanr ro do. Picturing positive things is also a parr of my menral preparation before a foorball game ” The righr srare of mind wos a musr. rhe elemenr of doubr wos one rhar could nor exisr We get up for rhe game We olways go inro every game wirh a positive ornrude . added Direline I think about my position and whor I wanr ro do long before I get ro rhe lockerroom, rhen when I ger rhere. I do ir all over agoin , concluded sophomore Chuck Dyer MEDITATING. Sophomore Sreve Schendel CAN T HAVE SLIPPERY HANDS. Sopho finds himself fastening ond thinking about more Reggie Chapmon finds rhe rosm o the events of o firsr half of ocnon. os ream useful o d in the prevention of wet hands more David Cunningham looks on for the pregame jitters 114 Getting Psyched! A LITTLE DEJECTED. Senior varsity center Todd Moore feels rhe pom of being down ro Schlormon or half, while orher reom motes look on Donville is defeored 53 59 HAND SIGNALS. To emphasize o pomr more dromoncoly. Cooch Gourley hondily expresses o point before rhe start of rhe gome action INTENSELY WATCHING. 5 -phomores Todd fXeed and Chuck Dyer watch os Cooch Houpr instructs on second holf strategy to be used An OUTgrowfh of Spirit 115 ■ THRILL OF VICTORY. Donvie srorrs the cetebrorton ofrer securing the secrionol chomptonship defeating Springfield Griffm 12 6 Our of 325 reoms. Donvie remaned one of rhe final eight reoms barring for rhe yore nrle The OUTcome Sophomore Doseboll Wins 6 Losses 4 Chompoign Centrol 5-5 Covington 412 Urbona 813 Rontoul 11.7 Poris 17-7 Fountain Central 1043 St. Joe-Ogden 13-3 Champaign Centrol 12-8 Centennial 811 Rontoul 32 Illinois' finesT One, rwo, rhree strikes you’re our wasn't rhe story for rhe Vikings lost year os they over come o slow start to run to o 13-8 record and o berth in rhe store finals. As rhe season starred, rhe Vikings were foced with many prob lems, including rhe loss of o few pitchers. Gaining five additional hurlers, rhe Vikings exploded to defeat five of seven and rhe lost rhree opponents. Everyone hod rhe desire to win, and we wouldn't quit. When ir seemed like we were beoren, we would come bock fighting, replied Mott Crowford Facing such problems, Cooch Dowers was helped by having o corps of athletes who were easily coochable and very willing to lis ten. The whole team showed en rhusiosm ond on eagerness to win At mid-seoson our chances seemed small for going to store Other reoms in our conference like Champaign ond Lincoln seemed sometimes unsropable We knew we were just os good os their reoms, bur it rook something to bring ir our of us. After we bear Bloomington in rhe playoffs, ir looked like nothing would stop us. replied sophomore Mott Crowford. The ream showed ond hod confidence in their store competitiveness capabilities, bur it rook just whor they gave ir — their oil. The surprise of being in rhe store's final eight reoms didn't leave rhe Vikings shell shocked The Vikings rook ir all in stride ond ployed excellent heods-up boseboll With rhe loss of rwo of rhree outfielders, o third basemen, and o catcher, rhe Vikings will be looking for some help in these positions in '84' The boseboll ream was rhe second ream to represent Danville in srote competition, rhe first being rhe track ream Our timely hitting wos our strong point, stored ju n� or Dole Loveloce in reference to their store appearance Even with rhe loss of a few players, with strong pitching ond timely hitting, a return trip to Springfield is expect ed. SOPHOMORE DOYS BASEBALL Front Row — Shown Cox. Dono Curner. Nick Moody. Joe Davis. Richard Gork, Rick Colins. Don Murray. Jm Acron Second Row — Jim Spencer. Orod Wright, Oi Ady. Seon Murray. Qyron Quick, Chris Kirrel, Deor s Archer Dads Row — Steve Connon. Orenr Cottrell, Tom Nmnck. MJse Taylor. Milse VoBogeon. Chuck Dyer, and Coach Rusk 116 Illinois' finesT CONCENTRATION. Worching rhe boll wirh intensify, firy bosemon Lorry Deiu corches o high pop up durmg rhe regional champion ship ogomsr Ronrod DonviHe coprured rhe regional chomponship 7 2 ogomy rhe rival Ronrod UP IN THE AJR. Srrerchmg ro rhe max, rhird bosemon Sreve Oopp snores o bod throw from rhe corcher while o Decatur player slides safely nro rhrd base DonviHe splir o double heoder with Decorur losing rhe firy gome 4 6 and winning rhe second 31 The OUTcome Varsity Baseball Wins 17 Losses 8 Morroon 48 Bloomington 6-3 Bloomington 16-4 Covington 5-1 Urbona 12-5 Ronrod 57 Paris 11-1 Decorur 46 Centennial 11-2 Champaign 910 Fountain Control 9-3 Schlarman 4.3 Lincoln 7-6 Centennial 610 Morroon 710 Champaign 15 Urbano 84 Benton Central 10-7 Rantoul 10-2 Bloomington 12-10 Champoign 8-1 Rantoul 7-2 Mt. Zion 7-2 Griffin 12-6 Woukegon West 46 VARSITY DASEOALL: Fronr Row — Lorry Dieu. Dob Peovler. Randy AJpers Drenr CorrreH. Greg Jortng. PhH Houssy. Second Row — Scorr Hoymgs. Mork Genrry. Sreve Oopp. Mart Crowford. Shonnon Coppel. Mike Dokey. Bock Row — Coach Rich Dowers. Orion Smith, Dole Lovelace. Jon Doumer. John Dossey. Derrick Cunninghom. Dovid Kirrefl. Cooch Rick Rusk An OUTgrowth of Spirit 117 Easy aiD” U Hey, Jimmy, is everyone wrapped?” Where ore Clyde ond Pony? We re ready ro board up ” Training room rolk — ir con be heard down rhe corridor, oil rhe way ro rhe boys' lockerroom or anywhere close ro rhe Training room For rhose who hoven'r been involved in rhe orhleric program, one probably is nor familiar wirh rhe man who keeps rhe arh leres going Lorry Ease” Piper is rhe mon behind rhe scenes His coreful no chance raken” opprooch ro sports medicine hos proven ro be a valuable osser ro rhe players ond coaches No one comes bock or begins ro parricipore unril rhe okay is given from Ease This prevenrs reoccuring injuries, ond Ease knows This Going on his 14rh season, Ease is o vereran of sporrs medicine bur is never hesironr ro orrend o clinic or rwo ro leorn new Things He reads ond is kept aware of new Techniques by Dob Denke, former lllini rramer, now or Indiana Srore Uni versiry Ease orrended Danville High for rwo years, porriciporing in foorboll ond baseball One day rhe urge hir. and off he wenr Lorry found himself working in Californio rhen When osked obour whor kind of work he did os a youngsrer, he jusr chuckled ond said, A lor of differenr pbs ” As rime passed. Ease found o high school diploma becoming more ond more valuable m rhe job mar ker Ir was o marrer of moruring.” said Ease of his decision ro finish his high school educorion While in Californio, he orrended classes or Orange Coach Junior College in Cosro Meso, ond lorer complered rhe resting for his diploma or Don ville Area Community College While working os o porrs mon or Hysrer, Ease heard of rhe open ing os rrainer Someone op prooched me ond soid rhor he rhoughr I would be good in rhe job,” Ease commented Ar rhor rime, my whole our look on life hod changed Through Christ. I wonred ro work wirh kids, ond I was doing rhor rhrough church I wonred ro shore my sue cesses and failures,” soid Ease This desire ro work ond shore wirh kids motivated him ond on application wos submirred, ond lorer accepted, after o rolk wirh former principal Arthur Marhisen. The nickname Ease” evolved from Ease's early days as rrainer While shooring baskers or exper iencing as occasional rokedown wirh some of rhe arhleres such ond Dick Christian, D J Luke, and Tim Srricr, Ease would heor, You're easy” They used ro say. ’You're easy,' ond ir kind of become a privore joke They shortened ir ro ’Ease', ond ir's stayed wirh me ever since,” remarked Ease Ease is nor o demanding rype of guy although ar 6'5” and 320 lbs, ir could be very eosy” He gives respecr ro rhe arhleres, ond rhor's all he aslss for in return. FAST RECOVERY. Eose. occompon� ed by Scoff Durton. rescues Shannon Coppell who 6 suffering from o leg cramp Ourmg rhe second quorrer of o foot bo gome TAPING ANKLES. ) hen .t corner for oches ond poms, rhe orhleres roce ro Easy ' o j for rhe supporr needed ro carry rhem rhrough rhe duration of rhe gome 118 Easy Aid SKILLED TRAINER. Demonsrrormg he modified Luzenske wrop. Ease prepares o foorbol ptoyer for rhe doty bump and grnd of foorbol practice FAST ACTION. Lose 6 quick ro gwe oid ro on injured Phil Houssy durmg o secrtonoi bosebol gome whle Cooch Dowers ond Rusk orrend rhe player's side An OUTgrowfh of Spirit 119 COMING OUT AHEAD. Light footed M. chele Donaldson moves oheod of New man's Mchelle Underwood or the begin nmg of rhe grls 100m dosh Donoldson was rhe meet's outstanding performer os she won rhe 200, 400. ond long jump during rhe Commercio! News Open held or rhe end of rhe season GIRLS TRACK: Frsr Row — Michelle Donoldson. Sherry Glover. Clarissa Morns. Yvonne Honkolo. Penny Hodrick. Lorrome Wttoms. Second Row — Pom Wob, Monica March. Derree Darden, Joon Young. Dock Row — Noncy March. Lon Thompson. Rohm DeH. Michelle Carter, CarmeBo Hodrick The OUTcome Girls Track Wins 3 Losses 7 Charleston 4285 Ronroul 60 )1 Morroon 6265 Champaign Central 81-42 Schlarmon 95-02 Ouodrongulor Records 12 ploce 13rd ploce Urbono Invitational 5rh our of 18 reoms Dig 12 Conference 1st out of 8 teams IHSAA 3rd our of 16 reams ON GUARD. Sarah Darnel worches n rensely for possible hits directed roword her m left field GIVING IT HER BEST. Senior Cormeio Ho dnds frushes second in rhe 100m dosh n rhe Quod Srare rrock meet or Indiana Store University Overol, Cormeio finished sixth KEEPING A CLOSE EYE. Jeanne Sruorr cou rousfy checks our ol bases for any potential sreots before throwing rhe next pitch ro her Morroon opponent 120 Ladies Triumph Ladies triumpH With o corps of flor foored orheleres. rhe girls rrock ream rolled ro on impressive mark The ream coprured rhe Ur bono Invirorionol for rhe rhird srroighr rime and were also vicrori ous in rhe conference meer Lorer or rhe disrncr. rhe Vikings foiled in rheir vicrory bid bur did monoge ro qualify five evenrs for rhe srore rrock meer Wirh on ex cellenr efforr, rhe comperirors cop rured rwo ninrh place finishes bur foiled ro eorn ony poinrs “We were reolly hoppy wirh losr year's performance and ore reolly hopeful for nexr year's ream,'' declared Mrs Von Vickie We hove o lor of freshmen ond rerurning lerrermen. If we work rogerher. ond we ser goals, rhis season should be berrer rhon losr year's We will hove more runners ond rhe ream should be srronger,'’ replied junior Joon Young Ourdoor girls' sporrs ore peren niolly doss-ocrs, ond losr year's girls' sofrball reom didn'r foil our of rhis image They posred a 15-6 re cprd The girls come rhrough rhe seoson wirh big vicrories ogoinsr Bloommgron ond Morroon ond rhen picked up onorher ogoinsr Champaign Cenrrol Moving inro rhe regionol rour-ney, rhe girls knocked off Wesrville (12 2). bur were eliminored lorer by Ronroul (216), copping off on excellenr seoson The girls' reom hod o few rerurning lerrermen bur were supposed mosrly by on army of freshmon ond sophomore players, which assures o good, exper ienced reom of furure years The players of borh rhe rrock ond rhe sofrboll reoms love ploy ing rheir sporrs The emorions were olwoys running high before rhe srorr of on evenr or o sofrboll gome “We say eoch of us knows whar we con do, ond we olwoys pray,' srored Joon Young in refer ence ro rhe rrock ream's psych-up merhods GIRLS SOFTBALL: Fronr Row — Tonjo Sporro. Amy Burr on, Srocey G jm, KeHi Monrger ord. Second Row — PouJo Poby, Jeanne Smart. Amy Thornsbrough. Sher Holmes. Sherry Kossl Toni Kimberln, Bock Row — Cooch Reeley, Cmda Doggerr, Debbie Robinson. Sheri Wogner Debbie Pope. Cindy Parson. Trocy Thomas. Cooch Bunyard The OUTcome Softball Wins 13 Losses 8 Morroon 510 Bloomington 22-15 Urbono 19-16 Jamoxo 94 Decatur 12-11 Decorur 717 Georgetown 14-5 Chompotgn Cenrrol 410 Sr Joe 310 Cotlin 20-9 Lincoln 14-3 Lincoln 16-6 Wesrvile 13-3 Potomoc 1213 Mottoon 10-6 Tolono 13-1 Chompoign Central 4-3 Rontoul 6-2 Rontoul 11-10 Wesrville 12-2 Rontoul 216 An OUTgrowth of Spirit 121 State contenderS WALKING ON AIR. Senior Terry Moore displays rhe yore Qualifying long jump form rhor he used m rhe Charlesron srore meer Terry foiled ro make rhe fmols bur placed fifth m srore compenrion Ir's 315 on o Wednesday ofrernoon Ir's thirty-five de grees outside, and it hos been snowing since noon You ore on rhe third floor, ond you see rwen ry five guys coming or you in shorts. You wonder who they could be Under rhe soft bur strong leadership of Coach Eakle. they ore rhe Donville track ream1 The 1983 track ream has had a sue cessful year. 4 1 in duol meets, first in Dig 12, first in rhe sectional, ond fifth in stare Ir's the most successful ream we have hod in Danville's hisro ry, stared Coach Eakle Referring ro rhe number of participants who qualified for stare, seven people qualified for stare, seven people qualified in eight events Four peo pie won oll srare honors. Seniors George Juvmall and Terry Moore, and juniors Van Cowden ond Rob err Williams “Words can't explom • rhe excitement.'' replied Van Cowden after he anchored rhe 880-relay ream ro on oll-srare vie rory “Ir was no big surprise. I knew afrer Terry ond George had run rhor we would win,” explained junior Roberr Williams “All we needed was one more strong evenr ro win srore, and rhis year we had ir, assured Bobby Droolss The rrock reom os a whole was a powerful machine, bur in every organization there is a standout The '83 rrock reom was no excep non Junior Van Cowden coprured stare honors in rhe long jump wirh o leap of 24' '6', also onchored rhe stare's winning 880 relay reom and rhe 440 relay ream rhor won second place Cowden compered nationally or Penn Stare University in hopes of making rhe Junior Olympics ream Even though he did not qualify for rhe ream, Cow den expressed high hopes for rhis summer's rryours Ir is hard work ond dedication by rhe arhleres and rhe cooches rhor builds a srore champion rrock reom Donville, wirh a nucleus of great cooches and rhe constant push for perfection by rhe orh-leres, will soon fulfill rhe expecro rion of a srore champion. TRACK TEAM: Fronr Row — John Wabet Miles brrlepoige. Jeff Wttoms. Frank Abroms. Ed Lew , Enc Kidwel. Jeff Hompron. Fred Lewis. Second Row — Paul Sonford. Gerold Hompron. Roberr Wioms. Terry Moore. Jeff Archer. Todd Marble. Scorr Messer, Todd Moremon Mike Vrenros Third Row — Cooch Skinner. John Bruns. Scorr Spicer. Jeff Conner. Kevin Holi. Dryon Coe. Bobby Brooks. Sreve Schendel. Cooch Eokle. Bock Row — Cooch Dterkmg. Brerr Anders. Sreve Horhoway. Regg ? Chopmon. Eric Bnghom, Kenr Firsr. Todd Reed. Tony Johnson. George JuvnoU 122 State Contenders OUTSTANDING EFFORT. Junor Von Cow oen expresses his excrement os he tokes his fmoi step ocross rhe long owoired finish line setring q new record Donville s time of 1 27 06 in the 880 meter retoy put them oheod of rhe previous store record of 1 27 14 set by North Chicago n 1972 PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. Fd Lewis ex hitxts the oppropoore form needed for the shot pot os he proctices after school ro im prove hrs record 1 he uuicome Boys Track Wins 8 Losses 9 Dtoom Troil Relays 6rh of 17 schools Joe Cogdol Relays 4th of 17 schools OoK Pork River Foreo? 9th of 16 schools Decotur Open 2nd of 10 schools Lkbona Open 7rh of 12 schools Peoria Retoys 4rh of 14 schools Cncmpogo Invitotionoi 3rd of 16 schools St. Anne 136-75 Hoopeston 136-28 Schlormon 136-18 Champaign Central 92-54 Ronroul 89-55 Terre Haute South 6160 Centennial 111-34 Dig 12 Conference 1st ploce IHSA Secrionol 1st ploce Store Mcer 5th ploce TAKING CHARGE. Sophomore Kevin Hoi finds himself o step behind os he competes n rhe 100m hurdles against St Anne Donvitte rolled to win 136 75 ogomsr St Anne An OUTgrowth of Spirit 123 The OUTcome Tennis Wins 10 Losses 2 Ronroul 5-4 MocArthur 7-2 Robinson 6-1 Poris 6-0 Urbono 6-3 Charleston 6-3 Chompogn 27 Decatur (Stephen) 6-3 Centennial 5-4 Rontoul 7-2 Mottoon 6-3 Chompogn 45 FOLLOWING THROUGH. During on ofter noon meer junior John Fields utilizes he. fry serve wNe foong his nvot opponent Ur bo no Fields wins his motch 12 0 TOTAL CONCENTRATION. Senior John b vengood positions himself on the court wNe attentively worng for reommote Ron Wmgo ro return the shot Perfect practicE Wirh the force of o drill ser geont, he mode us run constant ly, jolted freshman Jim Bores Losr yeor, Rod Shofer seceded John Foglemon os the head tennis coach, and that's when the running srarred He and his ream stacked up a record of ten wins and rwo losses in dual meets The ream also garnered o second place ream finish at the district meet in Charleston wirh rwo fino lists qualifying for stare Senior Terry Lyons and junior John Fields ploced second or district in the doubles competition, losing ro Mar toon in the finals A second place finish, though, was good enough for Lyons and Fields ro earn a berth in the stare competition held in Arlington. Illinois For Mr Shafer's first yeor. ond what people thought wos gener ally going ro be a weak ream, Shafer stared, I thought for as young as we were, we did a good job, considering we starred four freshmen out of six. Hard work wos important, and Mr Shofer saw ro it that everyone hod his share of it From six o'clock in the morning before school or until five o'clock ofrer school, this coach really believed the old ad oge, Practice Mokes Perfect The rime spent on the courts wos enormous Because the ream was so young, it was viral ro its success thor everyone become a seasoned veteran early in the sea son The young ream surprised a lor of people Important marches fell on the freshmen, and they usuolly responded with good results and maturity, they were the key ro the season's success Looking ahead ro the '84 sea son, Coach Shofer observed. The '84 ream will probably be one of the better reams from a leoder ship standpoint wirh juniors John Fields and Joe Borcrofr os leaders, they should do an exceptional job Overall, I'm looking forward ro a great '84 season ond a fine perfor monce or store '' 124 Perfect Practice THE ONLY WAY TO COOL OFF. Sopho more Jim Dotes cteptoys the newest m re freshmenr technology offer on exosperor mg gome of tennis m the hoc summer sun AWESOME APPROACH. Wirh ol his strength. Senior John Fields exhibits the per feet bockhond form durmg on outside proc rice or the Danvfle Tenms Club BOYS TENNIS: Front Row — John Rojos mgr, PhJ Honno. Jm Dares, Tony Sr afford. Ron Wrngo. Enc Anderson. Dean Dombrowski. Dod Row — Jm Louder dole. Cooch Rod Shafer. Mike Groff. Terry Lyons. John Livengood. John Fields. Jeff Oryonr An OUTgrowfh of Spirit 125 Saturday . . ood morning Danvilleland! This is Danville High's radio staff coming at you live for WDNL. It's about 8:00 a.m. on this Are you crazy? Turn off the radio. It's too early to be olive. No way, I wont to hear this. Some of my friends ore on the oir. Tell your friends that it's only 8:00 a.m., ond I'm trying to sleep. Shh . . . They're about to folk about the gome lost night. You were ot the gome,- you sow what happened. Why do you want to hear it? Decouse we know most of these people! I've heard them folk before. Now turn it off! I can't hear them; let me turn it up. Listen, there's Drod. Hey, he doesn't sound too bad. See, I told you. They also write their own script ond . Shh — I wont to hear this. These ore DHS people we know, remember? And that's o slice of Organizations . c n 'J Out J Squid lips Grored movies Can't hong Arori Video Cabbage Parch Kids The Dukes of Hazzard rv show Terms of Endearment'' movie Wide nes Return of rhe Jedi movie Hip hugger jeans lllini Fever 3-D movies Colored fingernail polish Bib overalls Leave it ro Beaver reruns Wedge haircut Roffinee” perfume Happy Days” tv show Grey Banner' cologne T V gome shows Colored Converse tennis shoes The Prairie Look Family Ties” r v show I'm hip 126 Divider OVER THE AIRWAYS. Rod� o sroff member Sreve Broody broodcosrs h6 news reporr ro oil rhe Don vile fereners or D102 on Sorurdoy morning Reaching OUT Together 127 high achievers c Weekly, I only study about three hours. I attribute my recognition as a commendable student on the PSAT qualifying test to several factors: Encouragement from my parents and friends, a positive environment which my parents instilled, and several good teachers who taught me the fundamentals of learning. All of these helped me to reach this level of achievement. — Senior Michelle Greer an you imagine whor ir would be like ro be a brain. nor having ro burn rhe midnighr oil, nor asking for exrro help from reachers, and nor praying for curved resr grades? For some, rhese were nor considered rrouble some worries, unlike rhe resr of us who srudied every spore minure of rhe day, cramming ro receive a pass mg grade Weekly, I only srudy obour rhree hours I orrribure my recogmnon as o commendable srudenr on rhe PSAT qualifying resr ro several focrors En courogemenr from my porenrs and friends, a posinve environmenr which my parenrs msriled, and several good reachers who roughr me rhe fundo menrals of learning. All of rhese helped me ro reach rhis level of ochievemenr. ' proclaimed Michelle Greer Like Michelle Greer, J ft Swirzer or-rribured his success ro rhese some foe rors My morivonon came from my porenrs In rhe sixrh grade, I srarred falling behind, nor wonring ro srudy In rurn, my parenrs reprimanded me by grounding me for rhor week Since rhar rime. I've done all my work and rhe morivarion now comes from myself, commenred Senior J.ft Swirzer Learning doesn'r always come eosily For Connie Odle, ir meanr srudymg 30 hours a week Because of her self derermmarion. she won a cerrificore of merir According ro Connie. Those who feel rhey oren'r ger ring a good educarion should ger our of rheir srudy halls and enroll in classes rhar offer rhe basics in educarion Wirh rhe number of elecrives offered here, rhor should be no problem To qualify as o Nononal Merir Schol ar. ftandi Barnes compered ogomsr orher srudenrs raking rhe PSAT Her resr scores ranked in rhe rop Vi% in rhe narion Forrher down rhe rood, ftandi has rhe possibiliry of winning a scholarship ro pay for half of her col lege educonon To win rhis scholar ship, she musr wrire on aurobiogroph icol essay, send in an opplicarion wirh o rranscnpr, and her SAT scores musr meer a cerroin requiremenr The rop Vi% chosen will receive a scholarship Academically. I do well because my family is educorionolly orienred For rhe mosr parr, my porenrs as sume rhar I will do well, and rhrough rhe help of several reachers. ir has been much easier, commenred ftandi Barnes If you're srill plugging away ar rhor pile of homework, rake heorr be cause even rhose who win owords for academic achievement srill have ro srudy hard and morivare rhem selves ro do well 1 63 STATE SCHOLARS: Eronr (V w — Rotxn lndsay Karhy Lows. Suvon Loury Oeboe Od� e Robyn Dnggs Fo«h Nrbbe Jad � French Dock Row Terry Lyons Jerry Gore Sievo Clapp Orod Jones. Trocy Vrwh Jm Olson Fred Porcheddu John Uvengood. PoJ AAxphy. Nortvyi Muon 128 Honor Srudenrs LADOR TO LEARN. Moking every mtoure counr. Aloo Whtreoer spends rime srudying for high ocodemic hoo ors Through Ns dedicorion ond self morivorion. he wos honored os o commended srudenr in rhe 1984 Merir Program CREAM OF THE CROP. Qy demonsrrorrvg unusuol oco-demsc promise. J ft Swirzer receives o Lerrer of Com mendoron from Mr Bonynge os he ploces m rhe rop five percenr of over one milion porriciponrs in rhe 29rh onnuol Menr Progrom NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS: JIX W« . Conrte Oc e MGreer Aloo WNreoef Reaching OUT Together 129 young journalists ' Many people hove no idea how much time ond energy goes into the production of a good publication. It con be both physically and emotionally draining. — Adviser Linda Kane thought Medley would be a breeze. I thought I would be one of those peo pie sirring in the bock row raking it easy.” stored John Fields With the use of magazine style graphics ond computers, both publi cations, the Medley ond the Maroon ond White, expanded beyond the usual limitations of high schools to bring students o more modern year book ond newspaper For the staff ers, this meonr o lor less time for their social lives, most of their rime was spent writing oppeoling copy, using the new graphics, ond programming computers at the Commercial News to result in award winning finished products Eighth hour is our scheduled inschool rime to work on the newspaper, bur our duties carry over to after school hours from 6 30 11.30 p.m The extra rime that we pur in is necessary because of the use of more graphics such as logos, tool lines, and boxes We also have scheduling problems; everyone has the same copy and deadline rime which makes it hectic to type copy on the computers at the Commercial News, explained Mo roon and White Editor in Chief, Gina Moore We wont to have a more pol ished yearbook, so twice os much rime is spent in creating that appear ance by working on more sophisricor ed styles of layouts and pasting up graphics. commented Lori Butler, Co-Ediror-in-Chief of the Medley Is all of this extra rime working on the construction of these two publico rions time well spent? I don't regret a moment os a Maroon ond White photographer It's providing me with good experience, said Sam Wo-derski. Although these new chonges were considered time consuming for some. Maroon ond White Advertising Manager Beth Dokey felt change is good because it gets us involved with the different aspects of journalism FITTING THE PIECES TOGETHER. Working or rhe light table. Maroon and Whire editors Gno Moore ond leAnn Koerner arrempr ro fir copy for rhe next issue of rhe school poper Staffers hussle each month ro meet frequenr deodlmes DEVELOPING IDEAS. For rhe perfecr pcrure every rime Medley photographer Orod Frank odjusts rhe photo enlarger for on exocr bghr setting to prmr o picture 130 Publications MEDLEY: Front Row — Efcabem Vrer os. Dono Clerk X FVorvon K nno Von Duyn. Juke Paxron Second fo — Robr OH Dotxo Crochet DorxXo Ooetx Ion Dune Km lodsoy. Chns Woft). thrd Row — Gerakd Hampton Jock Safer . Pom Jones. Dano Lorens Amy Z o. JH Auror Mctk Jones. Dock Row — Joe Ocrcroft Teceso Onggs Srephane Smth. Km Oustry John FHds. Mark Orownr g. Dot) Cofcy Orod Frank MAROON AND WHITE front flow JcsuCO Young. LuJuonno Rhodes. Locro fronr.. LeAnn Koerncr AAe Eoron Orendo Croso Second Row Troy GuncndQF Km Smrh. Down Dorr Ktan Rakako Robb ? Orckne. Gtno Moore. Oeth Dokoy Th d Row Don GcHer. Tom Wodetski John Shone. Sreve Cannon Leske S mon. Dock Row Scon Geyet, Som Voders Dry on Cortson. Dnxc Kjff. Mr Oowford MEASURING UP. Keeping dl the subject n rhe picture. Maroon ond Vhre Advisor Mr Crawford instructs Brenda Crose how ro crop pictures accurately by measuring with picas while Sam WOder ski loolss over his p rure assignments THE GLOW OF A RED FACE. Trying to over come her embarrassment. Medley staffer Lon Durler smles offer receiving a grfr for rhe girl who has everything Reaching OUT Together 131 American Field Service gives the students an opportunity to get involved with foreign exchange students in order to share American activities with people from other countries. Through the Americans Abroad program, D.H.S. students can spend up to a year in another country. Doth Americans Abroad students and foreign exchange students share their experiences with the A.F.S. Club, their classes, and the community. — Advisor Paul Carlson WELCOMING PARTY. Morco Porcu. the foreign ex chonge yudenr from Iroly is oB smiles os he receives o grfr from Mr Cor Ison or rhe AF$ Tea EAVESDROPPING ROMAN STYLE. T.m Lyons terens in on ihe conversonon or rhe Lorm Ckjb's Togo Parry while Keirh Hoflowoy co s for rcnforcemenrs Culture Seekers culture seekers n world history, rhe Spanish and rhe French were Traditionally enemies In spire of this, Spanish and French students combined their efforts to form one club Sponish French Club gove srudenrs the chance to participate in various activities dealing with rhe Spanish and French cultures. Such activities included a trip to rhe Assembly Hall to view rhe National Spanish Dol-ler's presentation of The Three-Cornered Hat and a visit roC.J.'s Kitchen to learn to make croissants Reinocring The Day of rhe Dead” at Halloween time, club members transformed Doom 127 into a ceme rery in which they had a picnic'' complete with bread of rhe dead'', imprinted with skull and crossbones. Sponish French Club is a great op porruniry to spend rime with other srudenrs who share my interest in languages and rhe cultures of rhe lands, stared Senior Mary Rennick Also intrigued by other cultures and other peoples of rhe world were Lar in Club members who visired muse urns to examine Roman arr Stared Larin Club president Tim Lyons, Latin Club is important because we hove rhe opportunity to learn obout the Larin culture and rhe people of Dome Added fellow member Keirh Holloway, It is interesting to find our how rhe English ond Larin languages ore the same Finally, rhe American Field Service Club (AFS) provided students with the opportunity to explore the corners of rhe world AFS sent many srudenrs to foreign lands during rhe post summer Andrea Schwartz, exchange student to Costo Rica, said that rhe best two weeks of her sroy revolved around living in a straw hut without electricity, running water, or other modern conveniences The standard of living was lower in Costa Rica than in rhe United Stores Most homes did nor hove washing machines, dryers, roasters, etc This made me realize how pampered we really are, explained Andrea One of rhe major culrurol differ ences according to Stephanie Slough ter. foreign exchange student to Columbia, was rhe longuoge I hod some extremely emborrassing moments with my family before I learned most of rhe vocabulary Until I learned rhe language, I hod to use rhe little I knew and hand morions, commented Stephanie. It is reolly an advantage to have AFS, Sponish French Club, and Larin Club, emphasized Andrea, because it mokes rhe srudenrs more owore of what is going on around them ond in rhe world 132 MYSTICALLY TELLING THE FUTURE. Brod Workias uses Tarot cords ro foresee the future or the International For LATIN CLUB Front Row — Kn Busby. Teresa Bnggv Kerb HcAowoy Tm Lyons MAe Oetghron Second Row - Ame Lem Lesie Gimore Tommy Switzer So y Gnmshow Tom Hurley Bock Row Km Srrubberg Wendy Lleweiyn. Bern E Ken Drod Cumnghom Koren Srorns AnOeo Denney SPANISH - FRENCH CLUB: Front Row — Sheiey Wtwman Oati OeeK. Coiby Creek. Sheiy Corter. Srocy Pxitos. Km Scrub Second Row — Arme Liem Concepcon Goss. V he Boggs. Down Thomo Arvono Memondez Lorenzo Rodrgues Thcd Row — Potnoo Seyten Lon Gebbnk. Beth Drehel Carolyn Matthews Susan Woflo. Suson Essmger. Heother Hi Anne Berg, Lynn Eicken Dock Row Jocki So e� s. Gndo Doggert Mcnek- Anderson CHt Lovekxe Regge Chapman, Troy Waion. Cbonrol Sovoge Gno McGurc. Moteso Wo er AFS Front Row Ltso Hoepner Sheiy Stewort Torn How km Vno Snob. Snenno Brkey Second Row Koren Hoove Tommy Snedeke lym lessen Loura Lessen. Anerro Over Marge Ooon Katao Anderson Joyce Woftnporger Lorncto Brkey THrd Row — Mr Cartson Stacey Krchen, Tomrm M t Heorhet Hi Suson Essknger Tm Lyons Marco Porcu. Ke«th Hoiowoy Km Busby Deb e Sberri Robyn Team, PcMo Byerty Meghon Stewart, Anne Lem Bock Row Edmond Money John Rojos John Borcroft Brod Warkrts. Regge Cbopmon Troy Walton Btert Reynolds Joe Oorcroft Shown Waion Reaching OUT Together 133 Theatre Guild is a big part of my life. I have learned about myself and who I am by the experiences that I have discovered by playing different roles in each play; there's always something else to be discovered about being an actor. — Theatre Guild Member Brad Watkins communicators r was only minutes before you went on, you were in costume and were going over the lines just one more time As the seconds ticked oway, nervousness and butterflies slowly crept upon you Sweory polms and a porched rhroor were other common symp toms of the dreoded . . . STAGEFRIGHT1 Srogefrighr was o common dilemma for members of the Theatre Guild, Speech Club, T V. Broadcasters, and Radio Staff Two Theatre Guild members hod on interesting way to soothe their nerves before perform ing in Doris of the Moon” Twenty minutes before performing, Brad Watkins ond I sot in Mrs Boyles' room, turned on o cassette rope ond worched the aquarium It helped both of us to forger about being nervous, ond we were oble to concentrate on our characters. stored Sen ior Randi Bornes Speech Club helped many new members to overcome their fears ond to be more comfortable when speaking in front of o group of people I begin to feel ner vous when I know I'm next. Waiting is the hardest port, especially if you ore speaking in front of on audience Bur once I get up there, knowing that I've been through it before ond I've prepared well, the nervous ness subsides, commented sophomore Speech Club member Tiffoni Smirha T V. Broadcasting, a doss composed solely of o selected group of Seniors, taught students how to use various television equipment and helped them to speak in front of on audience Stored Dole Lovelace. It (TV Broadcasting) has helped me to choose o career in communications, ond I've discovered that I like being in front of the comero despire oil the nervousness I've previously hod Radio Staffers, even though they were heard ond not seen, hod the some symptoms of srogefrighr To calm down I usually listened to the group 'English Bear’ before I went on the air, it mode me feel more or home The hordesr port is to listen to your self broodcosting the news; it mokes you even more nervous the next time, commented Cmdy Ruzic Being on Radio Staff has helped me to be more comfortable around large groups of people that I hove to speak in front of . . . It's o good exper ience PIECING IT TOGETHER. Orod Workins exploms rhe rech nique of edtrmg copy for rhe Rod© Sroffs nexr brood coy ro co worker Por Linn 134 Communicators NOT YOUR EVERYDAY GIFT. Although he appreciates rhe gift. Dovid Slifer turns down rhe gift of a heirem girl, obos Susan Loury. from Steve Deebe © rhe ploy. The Dodges of Morch ' NOT DOD TAYLOR OUT CLOSE. Steve Drondy sends his voice over the cwwaves as he brood coys fovonre music or rhe D102 music yanon. where Rad© Staff members frequently work LOVER'S QUARREL. Reverend Hoggler obos Dr ad War kins, fries fo convince Darbara Allen, olios Anne Doggs. that her husband is on evi wirch. in the Theorre Guild s produenon. Dork of rhe Moon THEATRE GUILD: Front (low — Laa Gkr e. Krarrt Vngo. Orod Vartsra. Aw Doggs. Dovto Ammecmonn. Michele Stfer Second flow - £ n Autar Pot Unn Jaime Wafcxe loriPrrichow Louro Friend V Kn- Doggs Srocey Krchen Down Thcma. Sheley DtacK Down Coins Thrd flow Lorrxto Orhey XAe Curvmghom Kendra Guhrey Amo Hershberger, Amy Vondamenr Chrtyy Haler. lesie Gtoxxe Done Ctouson. ton Redehs Too Deed Km Smrh fourth flow — Down Kerby Dobbe Sherri, Lndo Outer Donde Decbe Lon Dova. Tommy Swtit Jenny Do on. Shory Jumps JerWe Coberty Marco Porcu Shown Wckon Dod Dow AAi Decbe M Utle. M hoe Pope. Jeft Stager Shone Howe Dob See David S� fer. Sreve Oeebe. Troy Walton Seth lifcta RADIO STAFF: from flow - Orod Warkns Mart Trmfcle Doug Woffto. Aaron lone. Torjo Sporro Second Dow — M Komrwv Cndy Ruzic Knyn Vngo. Luo G more Km HoWn Th d Dow Troy Vo� on. Dovd Ammermom. Sreve Orondy. Donny Anders Doch Dow — Por Unn 0 Lrrte SPEECH ClUD Front Dow - Susrn Ess ger Anne Doggs Dad Wcrhms Second Dow Lao Gto-cre Jono GcrkxO JocK So ers VcKo Doggs Ruh Whrene� Oock Dow Heorhe� HI. Tdtony Smrho Dovd S � er Troy Wolton Som Vodetah Reaching OUT Together 135 Some of the greotest times were spent on the bus at away games. It brought us closer together. — Senior Dobra Crockett. DOWLING OVER. Students were dismissed from P E dosses for o day to learn the techniques of bowling or Lincoln Lanes PACKING IT UP. Sports manoger Steve Miller and Orion Horper prepare necessary equipment for o boslserboll gome m Dloomngron on the rood again f you rhink o bus rrip was nothing bur o couple of hours of monotony, rhink again The varsity cheerleaders for example, mode the rood trips foster by singing after owoy gomes. We probably song the whole soundrrods of 'Grease,' nor to mention every other song that hit the chart since 1970! laughed Senior Kris Farmer Mr Shafer, guest chaperone for the Urbana football game comment ed, I've never hod the opportunity to ride with so many beautiful women, bur they never shut up the whole way home. Senior John Fields remembered the practical jokes ployed on sleeping teammates We dropped batteries on the victim's head, tied his shoelaces together, and once we put gum m his mouth that was under the seat It was funny when he woke up chewing! All State musicians Chris Askom and Danielle Beebe added sound effects as Shannon Direline recited an article on Zoom Lenses from her favorite magazine, . . . Modern Phorogra-phy Nine Medley staffers experienced a bit of surprise on the way to Dali Stare lost summer while stopping or Wendy's Everyone got their food to go and reboarded the minibus It was about 100 degrees, and we were piled in like sordines and swear ing like pigs After nearly suffering from hear stroke and a long hot ten minutes, we noticed the bus driver munching away cool as a cucumber in the air conditioned resrouronr,'' re called co-editor Kim Lindsay Dus trips were many things, bur boring and monotonous? No way! Some of the funniest rimes were in the bock of those yellow school busses1 concluded sophomore Robbie Direline 136 On the Road Again LEAVING IN STYLE. Orcheyro members Tifforu Srmrho ood Renee Lymoo prepore ro deparr rhe grounds ro go ro Al-Srare ALL ABOARD. Members of choir ond bond get reody ro begm their bus rnp ro Dtoomngron Township ro byen ro or her schools perform BAND LOGOS. Some of rhe bond members expressed rheir feelings of rhe rnp on rhe woy ro competitions by hongrng poyers ond applying moslsing rope ro rhe windows Reaching OUT Together I H Being involved in the service clubs hos fought me so much. It hos shown me other people hove problems os well os I. I enjoy helping them through their problems. — KTC member Shoryl Jumps TRICK OR TREAT. Miss Por Menges flashes rhe pearly whires whie making a portent's day by giving o gifr of Halloween goodies or rhe VermAon County Nursing Home 138 Helping Hands helping hands 4k elping srudenrs prepare for rhe future was rhe main concern of rhe Secre rories of Tomorrow ” Learning skills in rhe secretarial and business fields broodened srudenrs knowledge of rhe operarion of corporations and in creosed their opporrumries in rhe world of business The businesses in rhe community helped rhe club members by relling us whar rhey look for in secretaries and executives, ex pressed Senior Monica Bolron An activity that SOT sponsored was rhe Type o rhon This acriviry gave rhem rhe opportunity to give funds ro rhe Leukemia association Individuals were sponsored by rhe commumry and were challenged ro do a five minute riming with as few mistakes os possible Holding meetings ro discuss rhe sen ous problems of kids within rhe com muniry of Danville. Kids Thar Care ad dressed problems such os drug abuse and alcohol abuse, child abuse, and orher major concerns of society The 20 members of rhe group forged some possible solutions ro these matters of great importance We have had much assistance from rhe com muniry with many guest speakers coming in to inform us more of cer tom issues We really feel we are helping rhe community.’’ announced Mrs Judith Sanders As rhe Kids Thar Care felt rhey were helping, so did the Y Teens Pro vidmg various community services was rhe priority of rhe group One of rhe in school priorities was presenting rhe Sadie Hawkins Dance The dance, with rhe rheme Love Train , was held on February 18 in rhe gymnosi um Our job is ro moke rhe Sodie Howkins dance os special and os perfect as possible as we want ro make mosr of rhe srudenrs as happy as pos sible. smiled Senior Joan Young TYPE ON. Mrs Mary Merzen practices for the typo o rhon that will be sponsored by SOT members os well os typing students who will type for the benefit of Leukemia KIDS THAT CARE From Row Pry’y M - Vxaryi Jumpy Doc Do- Mr, Judy Sonden Amje lee Sonyo Conor Ates Pc Merge Y-TEENS: From Row — Devondo Hawfartt Renee Nchon Koren Oocxi Couondro Poyoe ViWei Nikon bonne Morris Tomm. Fortevntjcrry Mf Ai e Poync Sccond Row Tommy WAany, lavondo Sykes S«acy 'i txxfn Dona Oo.-e and Renee Calow ay yxyvxy Fcxrrx r x y lie Glenn Oock Row bonne ArxVxj M ko� e Mdc tyyxy Marc G o McGure RoO«n Del Oe fee Dorden Joon Y0009 Joyce Gcxxyc Denise Vncom S O T ClUfc From Row — Deoone Hnore V Kj Vr h Icwra 5rorK Yvome Hot+cto Oock Row — Undo Oryom Uso Sramon la c Ricnora Tom BcHey Momco Do on luo Tv ner Kns Andrew HEARTS OF GOLD. Y Teen Members Joon Young. Detree Dor den. D e Jo Livvix. Tommy Fonhenberry. ond Dense Vincent pur their hearts into getting just the right look on the decor or ons for the Sod e Howkins donee Reaching OUT Together 139 kk Being able to plan my future has helped so much because I hove been able to see exactly what I want out of my career through my participation in the Science Club ' — Science Club member Phil Hanna YOUR HIP BONE'S CONNECTED TO YOUR THIGH BONE. June Zanders worches rhe hospital o de with all her interest rvocr as she learns obout the parts of rhe human body on the Science Club's trip to LoUeview Hosprol COMPETING CONFIDANTS. Duckies Ken Horlonder and Scott Tohon ploy o lighrheorted gome of chess while practicing with rhe Chess Oub 140 Computer Wizards computer wizards heckmare, droned o mechonicol voice Who said that? The Chess Club's newest member, that's who I think rhe computer is helping ro improve eoch individual player's abilities The computer wasn't bod ro odjusr ro It really helps your ploying techniques,'' emphasized junior member Scott To hon In using the chess computer, rhe Chess Club was oble ro improve irs skills individually os well os o reom The chess compurer hos improved me by allowimg me ro take bock my moves ro correct and examine whor I've done, said freshman member Jasen Smiley Like the Chess Club, rhe Moth Club also utilized computers The students ore working m all areas of computers The Moth Club is really for anyone who is interested in anything obour computers, advisor Mrs Lewis em pharically stared Computers are going ro hove o main effect on rhe future I feel that going ro Moth Club meetings helps me and others prepare for rhe fu rure, added sophomore Ken Hor lander The Science Club's activities helped others as well os themselves The Science Club's activities were most beneficial in allowing me ro learn about other fields of science The Club's projects also provided unique experiences, stored junior Phil Hanna The group also rook field trips ro rhe area's hospitals to learn firsthand information about physical therapy, emotional therapy, and other scienri fic data Our field trips are mainly information obour science I have learned a lor about rhe respiratory system, ond it is just one area I hove learned, commented Senior June Zanders The Chess, Science, ond Moth Clubs also helped prepare some students for future careers The Math Club is basicolly o computer club that pre pores students for rhe future use of computers In rhe club they learn how ro make them work I plan on majoring in Computer Science, and Math Club has given me some basic knowledge on computers Math Club will no doubt help me with my career after college. affirmed Senior Jeff Morble COMPUTER SORT, • •'vfvnon Josen Scmley coreful ly studies rhe computer discs m the file for juy the right program ro run for o Mcrh Club meeting rhor wil raise pkxe after school CHESS ClUO. Front flow WKhoci floborrs IXot)o� i Gfocotxrg. Scot'Tohon JasenSn-ricy Ooch tXow Mi e Grccntx g, Mr Aobcfi Mury Ken HoftoncJef Sco� r fLchorcfccn SCIENCE CLUO: frorv flow Mrs l - o Mc4 Kris Andrews l utn flot rrscn OocK flow June Zanders Monno Scon Tanon Reaching OUT Together 141 hk Debating was a big part of Student Council. You're there to speak your peace and to decide what's best for the student body.'' — Student Council President Doug Drown MOST APPEEL'ING CONTEST. S'udeor Counci officers Shannon (Vetme ond Doug Drown dispense bononas ro porTioponrs of rhe bonono earing conresr during Spirit Week STREAMLINING THE GYM. P� cKer fences, pork bench es. rrefcses. rrees. flowers, ond srreomers were pur up by Shen Wagner. Reggie Chapman, Carmon Cunning horn, ond Lionel Lowery ro molse rhe effecr of ‘ Cen rrd Pork” for rhe Homecoming Donee elected officials rudenr Council reaches us os o group how ro molse decisions ond occepr responsibly When we hove on ideo for on ocriviry or on evenr ir’s our responsibley ro see ir rhrough from srorr ro finish Srudenr Council helps us os individuals, roo, when you know you're a leader, you rry ro ‘live up' ro rhor leadership role,” explained Sru denr Council Vice Presidenr Shannon Direlme Srudenr Council ployed on impor ronr role in rhe school and rhe disrncr In a sense, rhey acred os a middle man berween rhe srudenrs and rhe odmmisrrorion They were oble ro ful fill rheir role as a middleman by mok mg monrhly homeroom visits ro hear suggesnons or complainrs from rhe srudenr body These messages were rhen relayed bock ro rhe council ond ro rhe principal. Mr Donynge Srored Srudenr Council Representative. Metis so Grygiel. I feel rhe homeroom visirs ore necessary because we con ger in rouch wirh rhe srudenr body and see how rhey would like ro chonge rhe school and see whar rhey would like ro do for activities Good rhmgs did come from rhese visirs Suggesnons were heard ond acred upon Acrivines such os Home coming ond donees were planned for rhe srudenr body We began plan ning for Homecoming ar rhe begin ning of rhe school year, o lor hod ro be done Commirrees were formed ro be m charge of floors, decorarions. Spirir Week acriviries. and rhe donee, commenred Srudenr Council Presi denr Doug Drown Alrhough rhe council could hove been rhoughr of os a source for en rerrommenr. Shannon Direlme felr dif ferenrly, We're more rhon o source for enrerrommenr. we're leaders We rry and make Things work for rhe srudenrs ' Perhaps sophomore Jim Dares summed up rhe Srudenr Council's pur pose besr Wirhour Srudenr Council rhere would be no ocriviries ro tools forward ro and rhere would be no woy for srudenrs ro ger rheir ideas across ro rhe faculry and odmmisrra non 142 Student Government DEDATING IDEAS. During o Studenr Council meeting. Merrit Eorl reHs Dove Woods her views on rhe plons for rhe upcomng wmrer donee RUNNING FOR OFFICE. Sophomore Reggie Chopman tries to capture the attention and rhe votes of rhe doss of 86 during his election for Studenr Counci rhor was held during rhe election assembly STUDENT COUNCIL: Fforv Row MoKso Grygiel Trocoo Fov lor. Oe os ord Ang. fox Doo Perce Lovondo Sykes Lao Ouiotk. Lionel Lowery l«o Snow Second Row Lynn f kon She . Wogmr Heorher FN Kc4y Lange Amy Ourron Karen yarns Jecroe Sivo Tm Lyons Scot Jones MhHuowoy TNrdRow AnOeo Denney Susan FssAnger Oeth f ken Sretonw Lao Thorr sson Jnvny Dores Dettx- Non Vese M. Dock Row Men Fori Berk Mnsnn Ann Goodnor Pcm Weyhrch Scow Oc ron Oove Woods Doug Drown Buss iVrnger Regge Chapman Cor men Cunr-nghom Chavg Sovoge CLASS OFFICER REPRESENTATIVES: Fronr Row Don Pierce Troccc Fo Lovondo Sykes. Mcde Monrgomery Second Row Regge Chapmen Amy Ourron. Lao CVAock Shen Wogner Thrd Row Korh Holoway Koren yarns Jeorv e Snxn Tm Lyons Fourth Row — Dove Woods Pom Wevhrch Merrr Eon Scorr Ourron Reaching OUT Together 140 crowd pleosers 144 We re o rowdy bunch that can do crazy things normal people can't do, which stirs up the crowd and gets them going. We, having genuine sportmanship qualities, jump the fence of the opposing team and sit in their crowd and cheer for the Vikings.” om, is my uniform dry yer? Where ore my shoes? Oh my gosh, whor rime is it? I've gor ro be or school by 6 30 p m and I'm nor nearly ready Oh greor, now I'll ger o demerit • Sound familiar? This was common dialogue of mosr pomperres. cheer leaders, ond orher spirir boosrers be fore o gome A lor of prepororion wenr inro being o cheerleader or pomperre People don’r realize rhe rime involved m cheerleoding.'' emphasized junior Lisa Thompson We practice rwo or rhree rimes o week, moke fovors, go ro rhe gomes, ond rhe lisr goes on Pomperre coprom Merrir Eorl reem phosized, Making up routines is o rime-consuming job Ir rakes a long rime ro fir rhe movemenrs wirh rhe music and or rhe same rime make rhe rourme o crowd pleoser Pomperres and cheerleaders were nor rhe only ones cheering during rhe games The six pak and rhe Spirir Viking helped ro keep rhe players' mo menrum going, roo Spirir Viking Mark Ross commenred. I really don'r pre pare anyrhmg before rhe games be cause rhe cheering, chonring, and acting crazy jusr comes norurolly '' Six-pok member Todd Borg wold added, We con'r plan on whor we will do during a game because every game is different, we do spur of rhe moment things .'' All in all, spirir boosrers hod one rhmg in common — an undying love for rhe 'ole maroon ond white SWEETS FOR THE SWEETTOOTH! During rhe Labor Day Par ode cheerleaders Dobra Crock err and Angi Fox hand our candy ro anxious children along rhe Verm on Srreer roure — Six-pok member Bryon Carlson PRE-GAME PREPARATION. Wirh mouth open ond concenrrorion intense, cheedeoder Kris Former rourme ly oppkes mascara ro rhe lost eyelash before rhe East Sr Louts focxbol gome OPTICAL ILLUSION. During on after school procrice. 32 pomperres turn m ro 16 super flexible performers With exrremely high'' kicks, they prepare the rourme ro Electrophonrasmo for rhe firy pep assembly Spirit Boosters VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Front Row — Ang fox Yvonne HonkOto Too Morgan Pcxio OokJen. Kra Forme . Hc y Chopmon. Dock Row — Oe h Mason Dotro Crockett Lao Thompson. 0 e Jo Liww J.V CHEERLEADERS From Row Couondro Payne Lao Oufcxk Apr Crooks Second Row — Karen Crooks Renee Colowoy Lao Rofaraon Dock Row Amy MoMtt. Donne Mona Srocey Hannon Shen Vogner POMPCTTES: from Row Men fart «. ,n v m N««rf Cnrki Sins Mxrv t kvk Qrcndn Crose Angelo Jockson ChrnAskom Tereso flemrx) t. Citervi Shannon (botne Srxcortftiw krtylfc i OmiMniri' M hr Siler Eva I infer losk'Sgmnn Laura Km Oc«h Dikey M Mnrr ThrdRow Mchotn M- V kiIkkit«� i TnoRoed I iftxo Qrrarw loi oKnu v l A v Kncrncr Kris Young DanoGork Dock Row Jerr-e Flohecty EbnDMh Vronror. Stophrvve Vnrfxi D'hfxe N« ik x Sura Koy Mouther lompre The experience I gained through my participation in All-State was an extraordinary experience that will benefit me in my career of music. — Senior Danielle Beebe KEEPING IN STYLE. Rhonda Goff carefully plans our her apparel while pocking for her rnp ro conresr contest olo and Ensemble conresr descended upon students rapidly. Preparing a solo or ensemble was nor os easy os ir sounded Conresr required o grear omounr of pracrice and concentration Ir is ex rremely hard ro eorn o seven, o per-fecr score ' commenred freshman Jody Lin. Along wirh o solo, one hod ro prepare scales and develop sight-reading skills. Sighrreoding is one of rhe hor-desr rhings because you've never seen rhe music before. The judge resrs you ro see if your rhyrhm and pirches ore good, emphasized sophomore Tiffoni Smirho In rhe small judging rooms, choirs were ser up so friends and fomily members could lisren Ploying in fronr of many people mode me ner vous, bur if only rhe judge were rhere ir wouldn't hove been so bod, or-resred freshman Chris Candido According ro vereran Jano Dole, I liked ir when my friends come in ro lisren because ir gave me o feeling of securiry, and I knew rhor I wos nor jusr ploying for strangers Conrrory ro rhe open audirions of IHSA Solo ond Ensemble conresr. dis-rricr ond All-Srore audirions were mania one-on-one Ar rhe disrricr level for bond members, rhe audirions were blind. They were auditioned os o number rorher rhon o name ond school Sophomore boss player Drion Klerr encounrered his firsr year os a parrici-ponr in rhe All-Srore festival. I rhoughr ir wos greor, o new ond dif ferenr experience Ir wos oursrond ing, exclaimed Klerr To be eligible for All-Srore, rhe por-riciponr prepared o number of scales in addition ro rhe required musical numbers. They auditioned October 29rh for disrricr ond orrended rhe festival on November 19rh Pending rheir score ond year in school, they were selected for All-Srore. I wasn't very nervous or my audition, and I l«new I did well Ir wos a really good experience ploying wirh orher good players, stored Senior rrumper ployer, Doug Tucker Juniors ond Seniors were allowed in orchestra, bond, ond choir, bur rhe orchesrro included sophomores, also. Junior Srefonie Weller wos selecred ro go on rhe cloriner in bond Confirmed Srefonie, Ir wos o tor of hord work, bur ir wos worrh ir. Ir was on honor ro be selected DEAT IT. Sophomore Scorr Alexonder perfects he, rhyrhm by using rhe Top Mayer The rap moyer helps musicians by providing a yeody bear ro use os a yondord ro go by 146 Contest Mania DIFFICULT DECISIONS. Senior Kim Downing shows her choosey royes while picking our her music ro enrerrom specrorors rhor will orrend her presenrorion or rhe Cho rol Music Conrey MIRRORED REFLECTIONS. Senior David Ammermonn procrices rhe song rhor he wil perform or conresr for chor SPIC AND SPAN. Sophomore Alice Myers uses o weighred dorh ro deon our rhe insides of her dormer m order ro be sure of rhe bey possible rone whde per forming m conrey Reaching OUT Together Library Club and A.V. Club are provided to help the students give services to fellow classmates, teachers, and most importantly, the school. Different skills are learned that will accomodate them in the surroundings and that will help them in years to come. — Head Librarian Louise Nelms LIGHTS. CAMERA. ACTION. Senior Kns Former dem ooyrotes the Technique used ro video tape o Television program m The Connon Room CHECK IT OUT. Tmo Morgan does her dorfy duties os o library helper cfcxng second hour os she yamps out o book for Steve Forthenberry book worms r is 2 35 os you walk inro rhe now silenr library Tomorrow is rhe day . . . Your research paper is finally due Ir doesn'r seem possible, you rhink. So much ro do! Why did you wair unril rhe lasr minure? You'll never learn, will you? Frusrrored, you pull our o cord corologue drawer Oh, deori Numbers, lerrers, colored srripes ocross rhe rops of cords. None of rhis mokes sense, you soy ro yourself. Whor now? You con'r procrosrinore any longer. If you ever found yourself in rhis siruarion, luckily, rhere were several experrs ro whom you could rurn. Li brorions, os well os Librory and AV Club members, knew rhor librory inside ond our and could come ro rhe rescue Emphasized head librorion, Mrs Louise Nelms, The librory is rhe bock bone of many ocriviries. People ore always learning, ond rhe librory is rheir mosr used source. Srudenrs used rhe library during srudy halls or ofrer school Ir is conve-nienr for srudenrs ro hove somewhere ro find resources wirhour, having ro go ro rhe public library, com-menred Senior Scor Bond Our librory offers rhe opporruniry for rhe srudenrs ro concenrrore in o relaxed serring. Ir meers rhe srudenrs' acodemic needs rarher rhon being jusr o communiry book source, srar ed sophomore Jimmy Bores Teachers, os well os srudenrs, used rhe librory for various projecrs for rheir dosses We hove on excellenr librory resource cenrer, ond we hove more projecrors and audio visual equip menr rhon mosr schools our size, srared Social Srudies insrrucror Horirh Tomimie The Connon Room allows me ro roke srudenrs rhere ro warch video ropes ond srill be in o classroom serring. Mrs Jon Appuhn, speech reacher and advisor of rhe speech ream, fre-quenrly rook dosses ro rhe librory ro use resource moreriols such os The Congressional Quorrerly, Facrs on File, ond rhe Verricol File Re marked Mrs. Appuhn, The librory is being consronrly updored wirh new books ond magazines suggesred by reochers for research ond pleosuroble reading. Always on rhe move, Librory ond AV Club members assisred borh sroff ond srudenrs os rhey checked our books, delivered audio-visual equipment mode displays for rhe showcase. ond ossisred rhose in need of help 146 Book Worms REEL TO REEL. Junior Angelo Word prepores rhe oodto visud eqmpmenr ro molie sure if 6 m wortang order for rhose reochers who wi be using it m rher classrooms rhrooghour rhe day LIBRARY CLUO: From (low — flonoU Frechette fltchard Moore Portho Sarkor Woyne Schut Dock flow Mr, Nm Sorclro Pete L� xto Gcnton Stocey Kitchen. Susan Solon Kate Motvoe Sharyl Jumpy Molonto Engel Mchele Smrh A.V. CLUO: Front flow — Duffy Srrwh. Donny fVwcc Down SprsoK Angcto Word OocR flow — Dry cm Carton. Greg tor Wig Mark Shorter. Jeff Archer Reaching OUT Together o 149 It's an experience to feel like you're in the renaissance period. You no longer feel like you're a high school student because once the music begins you have got to become the character you are portraying. — Senior Dob Colby A NOTE'ADLE MAN. Mr Voorhees repeors hts doily rifuol by rellmg rhe fourrh hoof Singing Vikings doss to sing on oaove lower DOUBLE TAKE. MicheSe Palmer helps her jesrer par: ner Renee Lymon apply her moke-up ro fir rheir chor ocrers before rheir mimmg ocr or rhe Modrigol Dinner ye' lords ladies eomwork goes beyond rhe singing aspect ro rhe getting ready for o per formance commented Senior Beth Mason For rhe Conremporaires, that was no better exemplified than through rhe fact that everyone was involved in getting ready for rhe annual Modri gal Dinner. Parents of rhe singers helped decorate rhe Sr. James Church in a Renaissance style, and rhe mothers were busy altering costumes up until showtime. ”1 don't know what I would have done without Mrs Bireline Since last year, I lost weight and my costume was too big, so Mrs. Bireline sewed it up after rhe first night's performance, stared Senior Elaine O’Ban-non Underclass students in choir were chosen ro serve rhe meal at the Madrigal Dinner For three nights as a server, I waited on people, served rhe Wassail, main course, drinl s, and dessert, cleared rhe rabies, and set up rhe hall for rhe next night's dinner By rhe end of rhe third night, my feet were killing me, lamented Linda Bur ler. Strolling Strings members occom ponied rhe Conremporaires during their performance Members of rhe Conremporaires were selected from a much larger group, rhe Singing Vikings, comprised of 55 juniors and Seniors. Perfor mances ranged from rhe fall concert in October ro the IHSA contest in April We've added a performance this year at rhe Village Mall. The choir members became upset when they learned they wouldn't be able ro sing Christmas carols as is tradition, stared Senior Shannon Bireline Definitely, the performance or Bloom Township was my favorite because we got ro see orher choirs perform and talk ro rheir members, commented Senior choir member Becki Hendricks 150 Ye' Lords G Ladies A KINDLY JESTERWith o big hug ond o worm smile, Michelle Palmer purs her mimmg duries mro ocnon os she greers people orrend mg rhe Modrigol Dinner SOPRANO ond TENORS Fron Row — AAe Lever enz M heie Schrooder Icr. True M che4e Pc ner. Mary Hurt, Lao Powd Second Row — Oe« e Angln Lao Thompson Down Oorr, Eteoberh Vrenras Vsonnon 0 ome. Anne Ooggs. Corr Rogers Thrd Row — Jemrfer McKee. No Holden Soro Koy. V M Homer, Renee Loraow Elone ODomon Down Kerby Oock Row — Enc Moged Rusry Morrn. Dob Keener. Dovd Ammermom Ova Kresky Orod Wotkns ALTO DARITONE: Frorr Row — Deck Heodxks. Jeonne Smart, Done Morhewy Ova Ashom. Dorvde Oeebe Morltsso Shuey. Km Downng, Evo Luster. Second Row — Mchete Corer. Debbie Orondenberg Lon Davis Rhondo God Oersy W on Ange Thcvrpson. Derh Mason Sreprxxve Grohm Third Row — RonmeDoy. Joe Murphy, Tom Voders! . Tyrone Oaker. Jed Tnder Joy Tnder DoroGouSOn Oock Row — Dob Colby. Mke Huber. Dovid S«er Steve Deebe Dove Parsons, Jed Prunhcra CONTEMPORAIRES: Front Row Jed Prunkord Oern Mason Shonnon Orctne. Rusty Morrn Km Downing Secona Row Ere Moged Rhondo God, Elone O'Oannon Lori Dava. Come Rogers. Down Dorr Dock Row — Shown Co . Dob Colby. Dov j Arrvnermonn. Curr Towne Charles HucJey. Joy Tnder Reaching OUT Together 151 musical celebrities This year has been rewording os well os challenging. We hod to motivate ourselves to excellence. I think everyone hos accomplished that because the dedication has really shown throughout this year. — Orchestra Student Randi Barnes n invitation to Europe and an appear ance on TV's PM Magazine'' high lighted rhe year for 30 members of rhe Strolling Strings Wearing red and white ched ed shirrs, denim sl-sirrs and pants, cowboy hors, and carrying string instruments, rhe Strings entertained or many social events in the community and were invited to tour Europe with Ken oska, Wisconsin’s Golden Strings Starring os a second hour orchestra class, students worked to memorize songs for a new show Fiddlin' in rhe U S A contained songs like Orange Blossom Special, Send in rhe Clowns, and their version of Bluegrass. They received rhe specially written music from their arranger James Red McLeod The unique group received much public recognition through rhe news- papers and television I was really surprised when PM Magazine come to film us It was ex citing to rhmk rhar we could be on television, commented sophomore Tiffoni Smirha Being on television gave me a chance to see what I looked like when I stroll, and ir also gave me more confidence to play our,'' stored junior Jo Ann Templeton Director Frank Lesrina hoped rhar the group's progress was just rhe be ginning for rhe Strolling Strings. The hope is that this will open up many traveling and performing opportune ties in rhe years to come The group has been asked to perform in Dan ville, more than we ore able to accept, and hopefully we will be able to perform in other cities and stares re presenting DHS. 152 Musical Celebrities FLORIDA SUNSHINE. As Torn B'yorv wars for another box of oranges. J P. Hensley posses his box ro Tommy Horns Both me bona ond orcbesrro sell fruit os o fund raising project ORCHESTRA: tw Row Ko'en Otoohs Dome Mon Trocy'Tylcr Megon Siewori Tern Dryer Tommy Moms Lynn lesson Jennifer CK )o Con • Cavipmon Vxxiy ToyVy StxonO Row Kryio Sms Tommy Cumvsghom Noncy AAller Renne lymon Rom Domes v he«e Po'X” A -y P� KXX Srefanio (y-OOs Thro Row Frornleuno Trtor Smino Do x} Dion Kion RoOyn Orton. JervVei CcOer'y Cn� MV � . S'« 'c.n 'Wr-uv Urn m , , •, Michele LesVowoff Dock Row JoAnn Tompieiors Deooe Tixlx Tno Icrwel Ke y IR bootono Doooo Siopnone Smmo Ann GooO-x WAam Moepner � m V scn Jasen Smley STROLLING STRINGS: From Row — les Vcwon Ncrxy We Keren OrooKs Tommy Ccrmngnom Karla Sms Donne Moms Tommy Herrs Cnns Gyxxjo JcxJy in Dock Row — Robyn ClTion JemVer CoOeny im Wfcon Ke y Mum Meghon Siewari Cm yy M� s Vepnon Smmo JoAnn Templeton Ai Jcrmon Jason Smrfey Vfcyn Moogrer W e Dovis FIDDLIN AWAY. The SrroBing Smogs ploy Or onge Blossom SpeooT os PM Mogozme films them for o Three minrue segmenr on the show which oired October 10 1980 Reaching OUT Together 150 My Senior year has just been great because the band has accomplished so much; we really have something to be proud of, and it will always be something to look back on and remember. It's just been a very rewarding and exciting year. — Band Member Steve Blue TONING UP. Sophomore Joe Legg gets o minute alone m rhe bond room for procncmg o piece that has to be memorized ond rehearsed for next hour's class, where he wiH see if those few mmutes alone pad off THREE'S COMPANY. Kara Strain Chris Sheers, ond Corrie Longfellow work os helpers m rhe bond room where they find their duties — orgomzmg music cmd making the bond room tidy 154 A Note'able Group a note'able group n rhe rronsiron of quorrers, rhe Marching Bond srudenrs rried our for choirs in Symphonic ond Concerr Dond Ir is hard ro swirch from one ro onorher so quickly, bur ir rokes only o week ro odjusr, especially for rhe ones who don’r ploy on msrrumenr during rhe season like rhe drum majors flogs, ond rifles,” answered junior Srephanie Grubbs The music is much harder during our concerr season rhon in Morching Bond We hove ro ploy ro o more classical audience rhon ro a conrem porary oudience.” srored junior Jeff Prunkord Morching Bond rook rhe bond srudenrs ro many compennons oround rhe srore Alrhough Morching Bond only lasred obour one quorrer, many srudenrs rhoughr ir was rewording You leorn imporronr rhings like coo perarion. dedication, ond ream work.” replied Senior Dione Morh ews This year we're going ro rhe In dionapolis 500, ond I rhink ir’s o greor honor for us ro represenr our school and ro show rhe communiry ond rhe counrry our rewords for hard work, commenred Senior Becki Hendricl-ss Along wirh rhe honor ro perform in rhe Indy 500, we hove also won some comperirions We were Grand Champions in rhe Warseko Inviro rionol ond placed rhird in borh rhe E.I.U comperiron ond IS U Srore Championship,” bragged bond director Mr, Sampson Mony hours of practice ond work gove rhe bond rheir much-deserved raring Senior Carol Cosrlemon summed ir up best All rhe hord work paid off when you look our rhere ond see rhe oudience on rheir feer applauding!” PRIVATE LESSONS, ' odney Srrov. • renTly os Mr Sompsoo po«r,rs oof how ro ploy fhe afferent ocroves o? o piece of music SYMPHONIC OAHO WOODWINDS: fron Row Done Dorr LoAnn GurtViO Kryn Wngo Vocey SwttOC MrfKte furrier Seely Toyta CoroJ Costc-nxm ArtiGooOW Srephone GriXt� Second Row - S«Xey Moore M h leMHer AiceMyen KeriSrr.fr! KimOowrung Ang O'ttOOO Corcrfyn Wyrx'ws lo a fiend We- dy P - - Srechone Wcie Doc Row JR Hensley RaulSrron Je P'u'-hord ftonneDoy Cow Ode Joro Dote JlAo He cy Joe Woods Oerh Eoxjn DobOe Norther SYMPHONIC OAND OR ASS AND PCRCUSSIONi front Row — Dove Porvo «d Vcve Oeebe Dov J S er Tommy Perce DoCOe Tucker Jcrwfcr Dugk AJo- DeAtey Second IVow TrmofXyon KenrReeo George OOneo Jm Acton Doug Tucker 0 S(xec. Veve Due Ed Llewelyn. Ron Hulvey. Cheryl Smriey Deck (Low Pcm Jones Wrchole Wdremcrh CONCERT OAND OR ASS AND PERCUSSION: frorr Row Shdy Horngan Dovd Al(x s Dcvd Mcrphy Oecki Ooe Mcrhews DeanncNose Port' McCubdn. Mche e Dove Second Row — John WoNor John Comer. Lynn £ hen. Joe Mler. Scon Hesser KenOveryvnc� Pot Oovwch Jeff Reovor Cu� r Overyvner fads Row — Oron Uorper m Fcrren DovxJ Ke on. Joe Legg CONCERT OAND WOOOWINDS fronr Row ■ Rodney Srrowser MAe Vronras Coro Hencynks. Cheryt G de Alpers Louro Dcdoch Ana Amoco Pom Marsh Lrso Tennyson Second Row - Voleree Oevetand Crag Volemorh MAe Greertx g Teresa Rjrter. PoUo GfcJersJeeve Mcheie Rhodes Oarboro Horror Rogoa Abbott Luo McDermott. Rebecco Shop Dock Row Jc A, tor Scort Smith Cosey Echhorn. Scott Alexander Joe D Do vis Chris Ktrtel Jock Gddng. Ted Underwood. Chris Reyhor Reaching OUT Together 155 Lessons con be helpful. They just really cut down on private time. — Freshman Band Member Ruth Burke CLASS PREPARATIONS. Freshmon Dond worms up prior ro rheir hour of nrense concenrroron of rheir music PLAY THAT TUNE. Freshmon Good member Srocy Weler ploys her piece of music wirh occur ocy for pxocnce during o free period young musicians roveling our of rown for on hour or rrudging in snow four inches deep wirh o cose in your righr hand was o big price ro pay for o privare lesson Especially if rhe ball gome you attend ed rools up rhe rime you needed for pracrice Whar rhe heels, you rhoughr. only rhe reocher really •snows if pracrice makes perfecr Many of rhe freshmon and Jazz Band members faced rhe problem of rheir lessons gerring in rhe way of rheir social life Freshman Cindy Marsh srared. “I con'r plan anyrhing on Sor-urday afternoons because I hove my lessons The resulrs were nor always pessi misric, some srudenrs even enjoyed making rheir appearance be known The biggesr odvanroge of receiving privare lessons was rhe individual help I received from my reocher, re-morked freshmon Chris Candido Ar rhe lessons, rhe reocher helped wirh ploying scales, deciphering differenr rhyrhms, sreodying bears and sighr reading new and difficult music If ony problems were ro arise, rhe reocher helped rremendously Some people moved up in band from raking privare lessons Junior J R Hensley emphasized, rhar even rhough your personal rime is taken up, ir is a rewarding feeling ro be able ro play something rhar you know rhe other bond members would have Trouble wirh Many members felr rhe hour and a holf rhey spenr ar lessons was well worrh rhe rime ond efforr Almosr all of them were satisfied wirh rhe progress they've made from raking rhe lessons. On a final nore. Senior Wendy Palmer emphasized rhar rhe lessons were well worrh rhe rime be cause eventually rhey will pay off . . . ond rhar's rhe name of rhar rune 156 Young Musicians COMPOSING MUSIC? Concert Good member Joe Millef purs on emphasis mark on his piece of music m order for him ro decipher rhe note o ktrle better for his lesson FRESHMAN BAND VOOOVIN0S: front Row - Joe SctxAi Joe Oovr, Ken Snvh. Tom Pare. Heather Grahom. Tim Abram Chra Ccnddo SoccxxJ Row - fWh Ocrxo Mctuo Cxygei Tomm Ponerjoft. C«x)y Marih Delores Jcoes. Joyce Wcifnborge� . Lao HRecry. Jocfee WRxsurn Metaso Wo ©r Vx'ttry Conor Jon Ao0ch Renee Nelson Any Vondancm OocxRow Tnoo Worren Ora Rom Theresa Bonden Louo DeVcas P� r o Seyfo'i Towono Srewari Josen Dd-er Any Sedovs Tomm Wcit. Lori Thomas. Holy Graham. S«ocey We e� Troo EVy� FRESHMAN BAND OAASS: Front Row Oxx} Tode MKe Colecn IV hy Angelo Oe� h OcRe Doth Memo. Trocee Fox. Debb e Vx-- ■ Second Row L� A� vi Oo-xVk Jtv� y Morten MJm? Pierce Am M fan John Grygci Orod Mourer Orod Schrocdcr Angeta IVe Wayne Wcrtsboogh Gory Re-xVr Morr Underwood CX xi Pity no OocH Row Scort Swanson Jcfl Dyor Oui OrrSne Scott Gordey Pot H_rr Je« Deasiey. Ken Dyer Oi Lrrie Ax McYoung Mon Long. larty Cross JAZZ OAND Fronr Row Wendy f Twr S� ocy More Chra Conddb Rome Day Afcce Myery Chra Reyher Joe MAer Oods Row A y. DeAriey Cheryl Smrley Ann Reed Joe logg Ed Ucwdyn. Srevc Ckx Joe M er Reaching OUT Together 157 vibrant c Being a choir member hos meant so much to me. As I progress to be o Singing Viking, I will take o lot of pride in my performances. — Sophomore Anne Berg hollenges . . . Hove you ever won dered how much was involved in the music program? According ro fresh man Undo Burler, challenge meonr getting used ro rhe new rhings ex peered of us There ore so mony dif ferences berween Freshmon Choir ond rhe middle school groups Freshmon Choir, os well os rhe orh er choirs, were absorbed m rhe ideo of being rhe besr rhey could possibly be They wanted ro present them selves m o manner rhor would impress rheir audiences Mony Freshmon Choir members found rhemselves in o rorolly different surrounding during rheir Transition from middle schools Even rhe slight esr alteration could leod ro mopr changes Performing in rhe auditorium is o swirch from rhe gyms rhor we're used roo, explained freshmon Kelly Lange Projecting your voice is o lor horder ' Nor only did rhe freshmen hove ro 158 Vibrant Vocalists vocalists ger used ro rhe new performance hall, rhey olso hod ro adopt ro o num ber of performances The choir hod four concerts, os mony os Viking Cho role — rhe group rhor freshmon could look forward ro performing with os sophomores Viking Chorale members olso looked forward ro advancing in rheir smgmg The nexr step in rheir vocal careers would be rhe Singing Vikings, o group composed of junior ond Sen ior srudenrs wirh seasonal exper tence I'm excired obour being a mem ber of rhe Smgmg Vikings because I wonr ro furrher my singing os for os possible, stressed sophomore Suson Paxton The Freshmon Choir ond rhe Viking Chorale returned ro rheir assigned province until nexr year Well, os rhey soy in music, rhe creditor is olwoys rhe director Vickie Boggs odded. Mr Voorhees mokes learning music fun PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. Freshmon Sue Deon leods ihe Freshmon Choir m worming up rheir voces before rher doss yorrs ihrd hour THE RIGHT TOUCHES. Down Oorr or i Corne Rogers prepore for the performance m the Modngol Dinner os they strive for tne perfecr IXeno«ssonce loots VIKING CHORALE ALTO: front Row . iv. Sreworr Km HorvOy Mcyy Doe Kjm Prre Pomce thomos Vck� e Snoot A .jeto Hordevy Second Row Tommy MAor Rove Larger Eaver Johnson livo G Txxe Km Hofcrne Edrh luyer OeJrxJo Cooper Dock Row — Pot Ura Oct) Kiomukom Roy Storks Deron Jones Tony Foo«e Serfs Htte Ted Underwood VNNG CHORALE SOPRANO; From Row — Mefcsvo Hordevy Vole' ' Cleveland. Corhy Creek DeAnn Hrore. Km Gueendge, Kame Weorhers Terevo Sm h Second Row Lndo Gov on lornda CVkey Korhy Louy Jono Gar lond Jono Joses Cmdy Dyers Lon Hanover Dock Row Savon Paxton Koro Rogers DotOo ftoch Rhondo Omvselton Susan EvUnger. Anne Derg Andeoeee Cole FRESHMAN CHOIR SOPRANO: From Row too Shcedy Anno Hershberger tommy Poe or von t yxy VorP ' Amy Edwards lor Roberts Second Row Chris More. Kerr. RoRns Vcke Boggs Ju e Cunomgfom Tommy Swr er. Tommy McOennen Dock Row — Tnoo Warren Soe Dean Pom For bed . Meareer Holden Ion Ricksy Gmo Ave FRESHMAN CHOIR ALTO: From Row — Mara Coleman. Elen luver Orendo Snook Korhy Orks. Loo Ocher Shetoy Price. Louro Hocker Second Row Mrchele k� sq kW Show Loo Jones Karo Mler Ko� y Lange Lndo Outer Carlo Ker cruet. Ann I or gear Oock Row Sreve Ntie Orod Schroedec Mari UnderwtxxJ Seon Swanson Reaching OUT Together 159 G 7ie Gaowd f ' ¥ ay I hove your attention, please? May I have your attention, please? At the sound of the short bell, sophomores, and only sophomores, report to the auditorium for this morning's assembly. Did you hear that? We have an assembly today. You know what that means. Yeah. I can get a few minutes sleep in. No, stupid. It means fourth hour will be short. No test today. Sharp! I forgot all about that. Wait a minute. Do you actually believe that Mr. LeCount will let us off that easy? No, but one can always hope. Keep dreamin'. Come on, let's go to the assembly. Okay, okay — what's this all about anyway? I think we're going to hear the candidates for next year's officers. Oh that's right. There are a lot of good people up there. Deciding will be tough. No kidding. Well, whoever wins in our class should be pretty good. Of course we will — we'll be upperclassmen! . . . And that's a slice of People . . . , 9 t J Oul J Foorloose — movie ET movie ''Where's The Deef Loverne 6 Shirley r.v. show Nighrime soops Thor's cold Cocnpurers Ozzie Osborn Eddie Murphy Juice Newron 1 con'r breorhe Dorbie Dolls Joan Rivers Velour swearers Mr Mom movie Cor eye glosses Debra Winger Fonrosy Island r.v. show 160 Divider AFTER THE LAST DELL. Senior Wendy Palmer. Thinking obour sirring down offer o long day. rushes Through rhe people our side ro find her bus The IN Crowd 161 INDEPENDENCE A young person abour ro enrer college probably heord odvice from many people Mosr comments were simitar Enjoy yourself These ore your corefree years or These ore rhe besr years of your life Although these expressions sounded nice, they were nor oil rogerh er true. The odvoncemenr from high school ro college proved ro be o difficult transition and often a frustrating one There were college entrance exams ro rake, applications ro fill our, and finally rhe agony of waiting for acceptance The waiting was rhe worst port I was anxious ro know where I would spend rhe next four years.” stared Senior Joe Dor croft One exam encountered by o vast majority was rhe ACT — one of rhe mosr important rests a college-bound student could rake. It's o cur and dried situation If you wont ro go ro college, you rake rhe rest What's imporronr is that you prepare for it by raking as much English, Science, and Math in high school as possible, empha sized guidance counselor Mary Chambers After surviving rhe ACT, a student faced plenty of decisions Many Seniors received or least 50 letters from colleges all over rhe country. With such a wide selec rion available, it was difficult nor rowing rhe choice ro one I finally chose Illinois State, bur I heard from many universities, commented Tammi Forrhenberry Seniors headed for college olso had ro poy application fees from school ro school Some of rhe schools applied ro within rhe store were U of I, III Store, Northern, Southern, and DACC Of these, only U of I required on application fee which was $20 Schools ranked nationally such as Stanford. Harvard, or Yale asked anywhere from $30 ro $100 ro occompany their applications Conwxjed KELLY ADOOTT DAVID AMMERMANN xirtfl Cc- t 3 a f Oarl AA0dr.GDGI.2Sn9 Vk34V Cho 2. Mod Dm 2 0 4 aodo 2 3 4. Comp Science 1 2 0.4 KTC 2 Speech 1 2 Science 1 Theorre 1 2. 3, 4 ITS 2 (Honor) 4 AlSrore Tneo-re : ERIC ANDERSON: , k 2 . JOHN ANDER- SON JACK ANDREWS KRISTINA ANDRfWS ' . Honor He JEFF ARCHER CHRIS ASKAM: vyr© 2 Cent 3 4 AAodnG£� G1 2 Soq V 3 4 T Oor 1. 2 Mod Dr 2.3 4 Prom 3 Pom 3 4 I TONIA ATKINSON TODD 0ACHMANN TONI DAILEY A I 2 OO 4 TRINA 0ANKHEAD JOE DAR. CROFT RANDI 0ARNES ROl Vrngs 12 3 4 Mod Dm 2. 3. 4 Speech 1 2 Theorre 1 2. 3. 4 ITS 2. 3. 4 (Honor AlSrore (Theorre) 4 Theorre 1 2.3.4 Muucol 1. 2, 3. 4 Mod Dm 1 2 3 4 Honor IXol! . .DAWN DARR: Ccmr 4 T Chor 2 M Dond 3 4 Smg V Dm 3 4 M 6 W 3 4 162 Seniors — DECISIONS FOR THE FUTURE. College counsel or Mr Rorrmonn ads Angelo Hicks m her im portoni decision NO S WE ATI Sen or Jeff Jenkins sports on II006 sweorshrft. os many yudenrs wore sweatshirts Peering the names of various coleges gENIORS )ON OAUMCT: Oc oO • I OttherO 1 FocrO 12 3 4 CANDACE OAXTEA DANIELLE DEEOE - . 3 4 Sng V 3 4 Srral Srrngi 1 2. 3. 4. Cub Sralf M 6 W I Medley 2 3 4 AJSrcre Muvc 2. 3. 4 AlS� orc iTheare). 4 Theare 1 2. 3 4 MiskqI 1 2. 3. 4 Mod Dr. 1 2 3 4 Horn ftoi 1. 2. 3 1MEA 1 2.3 4 AOE 2 It'- ■ NANCY DELL ROOIN DELL $po Frc xhO 10 Lc-.Q Medcy 10 11 12 TrocK 11 AES 0 Socoty oI OjgngiAshed Am l gh School Srudeor 11 12 OILL DEARY: FocrO1 2 3. 4 SHANNON DIRELINE: Co i 0,4 F Chor 1 Modn GO G 2 Sng V . 3 4 T Chor 2 AfS3 4 LCrory 2 Cheer 2 Spo Frcnch 2.3. Mod Dn 2.3. 4 Cub SraW 1 Pomp 3. A FVom 3 Siu count 2. 3. 4 Theatre 1 2. 3. 4 Swm Trre 2. Al Vcre (Muvc) 3 .Moved 2 3 Who % Who 4 LEISA DLOCK. PAULA DOLDEN. Track - Tcenjl 2 3 4 MONICA DOLTON: OO 4 C OcrxJ 1 Oond 1. 2 SCOT DOND Or cry 3 Gr 1 3 4 TOOO DOAGWaLD. WAID DOTEN. LAURA DAAININ; f % • 1 V-, V 3 V Chor 2 Theoire 1. 2 Prom 3 Po-t ) 3 4 M U W 3. 4 Spo F-. • 1 . CubStcffMOW 1 DEDOIF OAANDENDUAG M Ocnd 3 Sng VA 3 4 V Chor 2 Swrr. Tme 3. 4 The IN Crowd 160 CARLA BUNTING KEVIN OURTON. SCOn 0 BURTON FooD 1 2. 3. a Class Off «w 4 Siu CouxS 4 Ooy's Scale 4 Loner men ?. 3 4 KIM BUSBY: F Cho 1. V Ow 2 AFS 1 2. 3. 4 Lorn 2 3 4 M«3k y 3 4 nrx , Lorn Schotor 2. 3. Oj G Sad 3 LORI BUTLER: OasherD I. Meefey 2 3 4 VoeyO 2 Sco Freners i 2. 3. 4 OuyarxVyj Fieyvno-. Speaker MELLISSA BUTLER. JEFF CALVERT. SHARON CAMPBELL. TONY CANNON: Thea� c 2. 3 Nrtor..-; lorn E am — Con LfxxSe 3 BRYAN CARLSON 164 Seniors RECRUITING. A college representative from Wobosh comes ro specs , and ro on swer quesnoas of srudenrs interested in or rendmg COLLEGE SEARCH. Thumbing Through rhe various college pomphlers. Senor David Ammermon rnes ro find rhe college righr for him cont. Senior yeor moy pur o denr in rhe pockerbook, bur ir's o smdl price ro poy considering rhe volue of rhe educorion received, ond rhe volue of rhe educorion ro be received in college, emphasized Senior Berh Mason Senior Russ Hirrmger wonred his furure ro be ar rhe Naval Acode my in Annapolis, Morylond ”1 rhink ir's my dury ro serve my counrry ond by going ro Annapolis I could do rhar and receive an oursranding educorion.'' Wherher college was in rhe furure or nor. Seniors experienced borh anridparion ond apprehension for rhe coming years. I'm excired ro srarr a new life. High school was grear, bur ir's rime ro move on! exclaimed Monica Bolron A CRUCIAL Test. Examining rhe let of colleges. Senior Porrho Sartor finds three colleges ro which he wishes ro send his ACT scores MICHELLE CARTER: Troth 1 2. 3. 4 Snq Vfc 3 4 T Chor 1 V Ov - 2 VICKEE CARTER CAROL CASTLEMAN V [V, . i 2 3 4 S Dond 2. 3. 4 Orch 3 P Oox) 3 WIL CAUDILL HOLLY CHAPMAN: Chw 1 2 3 4 Prom 3 Sfo Courxi 2 3 DANA CLARK M Oond 3 LC AV 3 Medoy 4 Pbrr 4 Prom 3 SOT 3. 4 Spo French i Schotavc Ar A word 1 Office 1 2 Sru Cotriol 1 2 CHRIS CLIFTON ROOERT COLDY FooiO 2.3 4 Vrew 3. Com 3 4 MoO.GDGl 2 Sr g VA 3 4 V Chor 1 2 LC AV 3 Mod Dn 3 4 Prom 3. Theorro 2. 3. 4 DAVN COLLINS MARY COOK MIKE COSTELLO ARNOLD CRAVENS MARK CREIGHTON DOOR A CROCKETT m Tuner 1 C Oonc 1 3 4 Motley 3 4 Theorre 1. 2 Thccrre 1 2 Honor ftol 1. 2. 3 4 Moved 3 Office 2 4 Soocry of Dvngunhed Am Wgh School Vudenn 11 T2 STEVE CROSOY The IN Crowd 165 BRENDA CAOSE. TERESA CUNDIFF ORAD CUNNINGHAM GAYLE CUNNINGHAM: F Cho V T Che 2 AFS3. OO 4 SOT 4 MIKE CUNNINGHAM: FocxO 1 2 D! 4 MICHELLE CUNNINGHAM. JANA DALE: C Oond V M Oond 2 . Pr yn 3, Tr xyr ? 3, VofcryO 3. SofrO 2. 3. 4. 5po Fr«?nch 2. 3 4 DEBORAH DAVIS. GARY DAVIS. AOOEAT DAVIS. BILL DAVIS. ALLEN DEATLEY. DARYL DENZEA TIFFANY DERRKKSON DEBRA DEVOSS: C Don«3 1 2,0 W Oond 2. 3 MARSHA DOAN. CHRIS DOELLNEA BETH DOKEY. DOUG DOKEY MIKE DOKEY: OovO '204 DEAN DOmBAOSKI KIM DOWNING CARLA DUCHENE THE-RESA DUESTERHOH KAREN DUNWOATH JA 2 3 4 Af GEORGE EADS MERRin EARL: f Chot 1 T Che 1 2 Ocas 0 o� 2.3 4 Vo0 Do 1 2 Porno 3 4 Prom 3 S� u Cocnel 3 4 Tneorre 3 V. Advr«ry 2 PAM EDMOND REX ED-MONDS FoorO 2 3 4 CHRIS EDWARDS 166 Seniors -X 'Even though Senior yeor is on expensive one it's worth every penny becouse it is o special yeor ond the money is on investment toward future memories. - Scott Burton THE FINAL MEASUREMENT. Preparing for rhe final days roword graduarion. Mr Smith measures Laura Orainin's heod for a perfect cap fir SELLING SENIORITIS. Angi Fox hands Eliza berh Vrentas her Senior t-shirt that she pur chosed for eight dolors Cost Of Senior yeor — rhe lasr ond mosr expensive yeor in high school Expendirures such os Senior pictures, graduarion announcements, ond cop ond gown fees were paid during Senior year One could expecr ro pay from $30 ro $80 for Senior picrures, any where from $20 ro $65 or more for graduarion announcements. ond $9 for cop ond gown Who gor stuck” paying rhese added expenses? Since I hove no source of Graduation income, my parents hove paid for oil my expenses,” said Angi Fox Added Shelron Nesbirr, I don’r feel my parents should hove ro poy for everything, so I help our by shoring rhe cost Senior yeor moy pur o denr in rhe pockerbook, bur ir's a small price ro pay consid ering rhe value of rhe education received ond rhe value of rhe educorion ro be received m college,” concluded Senior Berh Mason JENNIFER EWING. KRIS FARMER: LC AV 1 2 3 4 Che ' 2. 3 4 Soo Freocn 1 c f e 2 MIKE FEGGET7. JOHN FIELDS ANGI FOX. TERESA FRAHM DEORA FRETTY; A?S 1 2. 3. 00 4 Tnecrre 3 • . GERI GADDARD. CURTIS GASTON. JAMES(JOE) GID-OONS Oosl erO t 2 FocxD 2 PAULA GILDCRSLEEVE: C Oorc 1 2 3 4 M 0or j 1 2 3. 4 STACEY GILLUM: SoM) 12 3 4 MofH 1. 2. V Sugge 1 CONCEPCION GLOSS: Sc rO 2 Term 2. AfS 4 Sc r e 2 Ho� vx rtol 2. 3. Spo Frco 1 2 •: RHONDA GOFF Doskc'O 2 Go 1 2. Coor. 4 Srq Vk 3 4 Moo IV 4 004 KEVIN GOMQERT The IN Crowd 167 ANN GOOONER: F Oot 1 M Bond 2. 0 4 (Drum Mqor) SofrO 2 3 4 Orcti 1 2 3 4 Lorn 3. 4 Prom 3 Sru Couxi 1. 2 3 4 TONY GRAHAM MICHELLE GREER: KTC 3 4 Morn 2 LAURIE GRITES BOO GRUBB JASON GUETGEMANN RHONDA GULLEDGE LUANN GUTH-RIE MELISSA HAMICK GERALD HAMPTON-ROYAL- TrocK 2 3 4 Sng Vfc 3 V Cho 1. 2 Moo On i Medey 3. 4 Soeech 2 RON HARRIER VICKIE HARRIER BECKI HENDRICKS. JULIE HENRY ANGELA HICKS PAULA HILL RUSS HiniNGER: FoorO 1 2 3 4 OotoOtoeO. Prom 3 Sru Council 4 Ooy'i Store 4 Theotre 2 3. Spo Frencfi 3 Nor end Hone Socnry LISA HOEPNER ROSHUNA HOI-BROOK TOM HOLLEMAN. PAM HOLLER JEFF HOLST. CAULENE HOLTZ. BARBIE HOMZA LADELL HOWARD BRAD HREN: GoM 2. 3 4 MISTY HUFF: F Chor 1 Sng V 3 4 T Chew 2. ftom 3 SOT 4 Off-cc 2. 3 SHERRY HUTSON ROSE ISAAC. MICHELLE JACKSON F Chew 1 AFS I 168 Seniors ENIORS SOAP BUBBLES. Korhy McNe.i blows bubbles while worchmg rhe poputor nighrime soop Knot's Loading SUDSING UP. Down Kerby reads Soap Opera Dtgesr' ro ger coughr up Soap IN The Eyes Hove you ever noriced rhor rime of rhe doy when rhe crowds were o lirrle rhin-ner and rhe rroffic was o lilrrle slower? No, ir wosn’r rime for “Donohue , bur rhere were many eyes glued ro rhe Television Whar was rhe big arrracrion? Soaps! I hod ro find our whor hop pened ro Jessie ond Angie on “All My Children , expressed Senior Dole Loveloce “Ir was worrh missing o doss ond gerring o deren-rion. For Dole and many orhers, ir wos “All my Children For Roberr Williams, ir wos “Days of Our Lives. “Soaps aren'r jusr for middle age housewives anymore — people of oil ages, borh mole ond female, warch rhem, expressed Senior Tommy Pierce The popubriry of rhese “once only doy rime shows spread ro primerime Dallas , Dynosry , “Knor’s Landing , ond “Falcon Cresr werejusr o few Dedicored “Dalbs fan Porrho Sarkar rook rhe phone off rhe hook everyrime rhe Ewings mode rheir Friday mghr appearance “Ir gor reolly good when Miss Ellie come bock ro rhe show. I didn'r wonr any inrerruprions! ex-cbimed Porrho Whor was ir obour rhese shows rhor kepr people coming bods for more? “Every show kepr me hanging I hod ro worch ir ro sorisfy my curiosiry, Poulo Bolden explained One hopeless oddicr, Shoron Campbell, confessed ro worching or leasr four hours of soop operas every doy during rhe summer “Ir gor so bod rhor my forher rook rhe TV our for o week so I could remember whor my friends looked like! Nexr rime your friends ore no where ro be found, check in fronr of rheir Televisions However, be warned They may be blind due ro “rhe soop in rheir eyes The IN Crowd 169 OUT of the Ordinary How long does ir rake to save up for rhor cure red dress in rhe srore window or rhor awesome new casserre rope of rhe horresr new group? If you don'r hove o job. ir's hard ro go our and buy somerhing off rhe rock or shelf Mony srudenrs discovered rhor jobs were hard ro find, bur some Seniors found some OUT of rhe ordinary ways ro moke money LeAnn Loerner and Elizoberh Vren ros worked once every rwo or three monrhs in cooperation wirh C.J.'s Kirchen, Candy Underhill Monoger, serving parries throughout rhe community They met o lor of people from different countries os well os people in town Even though we hod o br of fun, we did hove responsibilities. The hosress depended on us ro help rhe porry run smoothly ' replied LeAnn. Robin Thompson spent o great parr of her summer working wirh hondicopped children Counseling or AMDUCS Shoulder ro Shoulders comp wos only port of Robin's job Her bve and encouragement wos indispensable1 This is one of rhe most worthwhile jobs I've hod. Ir's reolly near ro see rhe kids' eyes shine when some one rolks ro rhem — rhey just gbw wirh exciremenM I swepr rhe roods, operored mechanical equipment, ond did manual rood work, nored Dob Colby Dob wos employed by Mel Price 6 Co lost summer where he hod every job from consrrucrbn ro rood work Working ro help keep rhe streets safe ond dean established o sense of pride in Dob Ir mode me feel berrer ro know rhor I helped rhe community Grooming ond rrorring horses wos o major responsibility of Dove Woods Losr summer he wos empbyed by Wrighr's Red Dorn Srables from mid June ro August ro break 26 horses for o race horse sole in Chicago. Dove broke rhe horses by rrorring, driving (where rhe horse pulls o buggy), ond leading them In oddirbn ro Wrighr’s Srobles, Dove spenr rime working Continued RODIN JACKSON. GREG JARLING ANEDRA JENKINS. JEFF JENKINS - Wn 12 3AM DoryJ 2 Prom 3 MARK JENKINS - . . -1 C Oand 1 ANGELA JOHNSON. JEFF JOHNSON. RUTH JOHNSON - t Cho 1 AFS 3 4 M G W 1 Foreigo excrxmge tfodoor ro Poriugof JANA JONES SCOTT JONES - 3wm 3 4 Morh 1 S� u Councl 3. 4 0111 JUMP SHARIE JUMPS - Swm 2 F Ox 1 V Ox 2 KTC A Prom 3 Thcorre 4 S0990 4 JA 1 2 3 CARLA JUVINALl RHONDA KEAROEY TERESA KEARNEY 170 OUT of the Ordinary Jobs gENIORS COLOR MY WORLD. Robin Thompson olds John m rhe or r work of Ns coloring book THE WALLS COME TUMOLING DOWN. Cleor mg owoy rhe rubble. Bob Colby mokes woy for a new bulking sire JACKIE KEEN — (Trorisfef yi derv from A rnyroog). TrocK 1 Ow 2. FHS 2 3 DETH KEENER. KELLEE KEGLEY JACK KELLER - (fr craft jrucJenr from Souh Korea) Soccer Posson Hgh 1. Soccer pr — Vorvry Dor OcrvJ DAWN KERDY CANDY KEY DARLA KEYS. ERIC KIDWELl - X Cory 4 TrocH A KELLY KILLION MACIE KING STEVE KINNEY. STACY KITCHEN DAVID KITTELL - OcaeO 1 2 3 4 X Cn� y 1. 2 Wrev 1 2 3 lorr 1 2 ED KOOWTZ LEANN KOERNER - f Qv I ■ 0 xx33. Mod Dr- 2.M6V 3 4 Theorre 1 2.3 4 V Chor 2. kimp 4 The IN Crowd 171 MIKE KORTKAMP - G 1 2. 3. 4 CHRIS KRESKY - E� cf xot ViXJe v from CoWouxo. X O-y 1 2, 3 Trocfc P Che A Che- V-g VI' 4 DOOOI LANE TAMMY LANGSTON _ f Ox 1 Vxi V 3 V Oxx 2 Ov Ed 4 ftodo 1 2 3 SUSAN LARSON DODOI JO LAWLYES GREG LAZZELL JENNIFER LEHMAN - Go� 1 SoftO 1 l v Oc 1 KT 1 S F (nr TROY LEMON LAURA LESSEN — AFS 2 3 4 JILL LEVERENZ - Wn 2 3. 4. C EkyxJ 1. 2. 3 4 M Oryx? 1 2 3 4 Pfom3 Sfu Coux-1 2 V SAx}Qec,1 JULIE LEVERENZ - F Che- 1 V. Oortd 3 3 V 3 4 V Che- 2 U orV ■ AV 2 ' Mod ex-’ 3 - W“ 3 4 •• � re 1 MIKE LEVIS KIM UNDSAY - Div Ed 4 Med 2 3 4 Hox fto 1 2 3. S F Club 1. 2 3 MIKE UPOVSKY. SMOOTHING OVER ROUGH EDGES. Dove Woods rrims and squares rhe horse's hoof for rhe shoeing COMMUNITY CATERING. It's o mt of fun servng during rhe porry bur washing dishes ofrerwords rs no bair — LeAnn Koerner. Jobs S ENIORS wirh his own horses Having o lor of experience wirh my horses led me ro rhe job or Wrighr's ' he remarked Hopefully, horses will olwoys be o porr of my life Ir's a background ro ver school where I wonr ro specialize in horses'' The summer was nor rhe only rime he worked wirh horses Many week ends rhroughour rhe year were also spenr breaking horses for more shows Ordinary jobs? No way Nor rhese Seniors Their unique sryle in prepar mg for college and rheir professional coreers also equipped rhem wirh rhe skills rhey would need in rhe OUTside world PEDICURE PLEASE! Dove Woods fdes rhe hoof of on uninterested pony or his stable SIGNING IN. Sign longuoge helps Rotom Thompson corrvnuncore with students or Me KrJey School HENRIETTA LISOY BRIAN LISJCK DALE LOVELACE - Dow© 1. 2. 3. 4 FoorO 1. 2. 3. 4 C Done 1 2. KTC 1. 2 Kobo 4 ANGELA LUCAS. EVA LUSTER - C OorO 2 3 F Char 1 M Oand 1. 2. 3. Sng V 3. 4. V Chor 2. AFS 3. 4. Ltorory AV 1. Horor (Lol 4. KTC 3. 4 Pomp 4 Soence 2. 3. 4. Thoorrc 1. Y Teens4 OECKY LYONS - Office 3. 4 DAN LYONS - Corrv 3 1 2. 3 4 LOREN MACK JEFF MARBLE - Fooi01 2. 3 Wrey 1 2 Comp So 1. 2. 3 RHONDA MARTIN RUSS MARTIN. BTTH MASON - Cor 3. 4 F Char 1 Modr. G 661. 2,Sng VA3. 4 T Cho 2 Cheer 2. 4 Mod Dm 3 4 Pomp 3. Sfu Couxi 1 4 BRENDA MASUUS - Drv Ed 4 DIANE MATHEWS. PAULA MATTHEWS The IN Crowd 173 KELLY MEEKER - T Ow 1 V O • - 2 VotoyO My 4 SHAWN MILLER STEVE MILLER VANESSA MITCHELL KATIE MONROE - 3o M3l M Oorxi? T Choc 1 Al IV 3 A Sc onto 2 3 A Voorh 6 Gov rcne� v 3 1 TWILA MOODY RENEE MORRIS GINA MOORE LORI MOORE ROO mOREman SANDY MORGAN DOUG MCBRIDE DENNIS MCCOY SA-MANTHA MCGRAUGH NENA mCGRUDER BRUCE MCHONE KATHY MCNEIL Che- 1 2 Mod D. 2 3 5 Prerr. 3 T� x cerc 4 OH --J S F O® I . TINA NELSON SHELTON NESBITT CHRIS NEWBERRY BOO NEWLUN _ v. I ■. in A PAULA NICHOLAS SHERRY NORTON _ I O - 1 ELAINE O BANNON _ ' 3 A ( Chor 1 Maori G6G2. V 3 VA 3 A V Ov 2 ltyary Av UVOy AV 2. 3. Ctaa 0« w ’ Moo D .) A Thee. -. M CONNIE ODlE - DontJl S OcxO 2 3 AM [krO 1 2.3-1 Arodoer«r loom P- te yjr.’ 4 JETS 4 TAMMY OLIVER - Y U - . A KEN OVERSHINER - C Dxd 4 f Choc 1 M Dor 3 2 3 4 Mod Om 1 VfNDV PALMER - C Drjrd t . 2 3 4 CINDY PARSON DEBBIE PATE - DorO 2 M Dond 2 Och 2 gENIORS ■ DYNAMIC CHANGES! Kris Andrews enjoys on ofrernoon or the Civic Center ice oreno and Jeff Morbte tokes odvonroge of rhe TTXS80 computers, borh ore additions to rhe community and school since 1980 Dynamic Changes In The 80's Pur your mind in gear and go bods ro rhe firsr day of your freshman year Remember how big rhe school seemed? You couldn'r woir ro ger your Donville jodsers. and when rhe doss of '81 sow '84 on your sleeves, rhey couldn'r comprehend o year so for away The doss of '84 was somewhor of o conversorion piece rhroughour Donville. Once again ninrh graders were in rhe high school. Finally, sophomore year or rived Who could forger how you pulled rogerher and scored rhe Class of '82 wirh a grear hall during Spirir Week? You'll all remember rhe boskerboll ream ploying Lock-porr and winning by one poinr in rhe secrionol gome or Crere Monee! Your junior year broughr many changes: rhe building was poinred, rhe new ownership policy was enforced, hall decororions were changed ro floors, and finally you could drive ro school! Losr bur nor leosr, you were Seniors1 Ar losr you won a long overdue spirir jug, and rhe foorboll ream was Dig 12 champs! Every one was on o narural high as rhe ream defeared Marroon 21 20 in rhe losr few minures of rhe gome Plans for college ond rhe furure began ro fall inro place as grodu-orion become cbser ond closer Where did all rhe rime go? Jusr rhink — during your sroy ar DHS you hove seen Ronald Reogan pur inro office, o new principal roke charge, hosroges roken ond released in Iron, and rhe music de-porrmenr win rwo srare championships. Like rhe saying goes, Time flies when you're having fun. Time may hove passed, bur memories of Danville High will always be special ones. RODNIE PATE JULIE PAXTON - M 0ana 2. 3 Lfcrary 1 2 3 4 Pcm 3 Thearre 3 Ubrary AV 2 3 TAMMY PAXTON MARY ANN PAYTON JIILANNE PEARSON _ Oos HerO 1 2 3 SofrO 2 VoleyV 3 4 loro 1 2 Mod 2 3 4 DAWN PEPIOV ANDY PERUN JENNY PERZEE - F Ox 1 V Ox 2 Lbrory AV 2 Office 2. 3. 4 USA PETTY - ATS 4 Ov Ed 4 Humor ft 4 RUSSELL PHILLIPS TONI PIERCE TAMMY PIERCE - M OwxJ 1 2. 3 4 Orch 2. 4 C Oand 1. S Oord 2 3 4 SHERRI POLLARD - TrocH 2, C Ocnd 1 Offxe 1. 2 DEOOIE POPE - VdeyO 1 2. 3 4 OcnHerO 1 2 3 4 SotrOV 2.3.4 MARCO PORCU - • • ch -- yuJert from dy. OcnHerO 3. 4 X Cory 2 Terrxj 2. 3 4. TrocH 2. 3. 4 M Bond 4. Or 4 AFS 4 Thecrre 4 The IN Crowd 175 You're never o foilure if you try becouse you'll always hove gained o little more than if you'd never tried ot oil.” — Shannon Direline Miss Teen Illinois he new Miss Teen of Illinois is . . . Shannon Direline1 A rirle which was a dream for 17,000 girls become re oliry for Senior Shannon Direlme losr summer when she won rhe Miss Teen of Illinois Srore Pogeonr I didn’r cry when my name wos colled, I jusr srood rhere shaking I couldn’r believe ir Ir's srill hard ro believe1 exclaimed Dire line. One hundred six reenagers were chosen ro porncipare m rhe pogeonr from rhe original 17.000 oppliconrs. I wos rhe fourrh fmolisr of rhe five We were roken ro a sound proof boorh and were eoch osked rhe quesrion on sroge ’If you were rhe Presidenr of rhe Unired Srores. whor would you do for ro day's yourh?' I said rhar everyone knew rhar rhe schools needed more money, bur rhar money problems would be solved if ev eryone (odulrs included) jusr gave a lirrle more rime Direlme received a rrophy. a banner, a $1000 scholarship, and a rrip ro rhe Miss Teen of America Pageanr m Dulurh, Minnesora Once in Dulurh, rwo srore rirlisrs sroyed wirh a hosr fomily I couldn’r believe rhar any family could be panenr enough ro house rwo hyper reenage girls for eighr days, bur rhere were 25 crazy families rhere for us ro adopr, laughed Direlme Plocing in rhe rop 15 nononally. Direlme won firsr place for her achievement in communiry and school service and placed second in rhe rolenr compennon “Someone osked me if I wos disoppoinred rhar I hodn’r won Well sure, rhere was some disop pomrmenr, bur I leorned some rhmg Don'r be afraid ro ser your goals high and work for rhem Hang on ro your dreams DEORA POWELL. JEANETTE POWELL . 11- 1 F Oondt.Vfc Ovyo 2. C 0ond2 Vvj V 3 4 S Dor-dO «• 3 Ptcm 3 00 4 ANYA RE0ECK JOHN REYHER DAN ROOOINS. JOHN ROJAS: Gcrf 2 0 •, 2. 3. T '- , 4 AFS 4 Comp So 4 ,r 3. 4 MIKE ROLLINS BRIAN ROSNETT KATHY ROSNETT AFS 2. 4 fco 2 MARK ROSS: Off 4 F Ctor 1 V Oyx 2 DEANNA ROUSE: f 1. T Chor 2 kTC CINDY RUZlC C Oono 1 2. 3. M Bond 1. 2 4 DO 4 Prom 3. Dodo 1 J.3,4 • TRINA RYAN: Dr J« t0 2. Bjrv3 2 3. 4 V Ooro 2 3 4 TAMA SANDERS MELISSA SANFORD 176 Seniors ONE STEP AT A TIME. For o smashing opening production Shannon and 106 del egores rehearse the opening number ro perfecrion or rhe yore pogeonr A WARM HELLO. Greeted by o brass bond upon arnvol or rhe Du urh oirporr. Shannon Direline receives a welcoming rib bon from o pogeonr ossisronr S ENIORS. ■- store ochiever coyume. Shannon Qrefine represents Abe Lincoln m rhe service ond achievement competition held or rhe Na ronol Pogeonr PARTHO SARKAR WAYNE SCHULTZ: IC AV 3. 4 MARK SHANER M Bond 1 2 IC AV 2 3 4 DAVID SHANK: 0a 0 1 Goit 2 ) 4 MILLIE SIDOENS: 1 DE 4 DAVID SLIFER: : 0o«x3 1 2 3. 4 M Ocnd 2 3 4 Orcf 2, 3 Snq Vh 3. 4 Scotch 1. 2 3 4 Tlvaro 3. 4 ITS 4 JEFF SLOGER Theatre 3. 4 MICHAEL SMALL 0c -0 1 OaiHetO 1 2. 3 4 Go t 2. 3. 4 1. 2 3 4 Ifcyx Pol. State Go KELLI SMITH LORI SMITH STEPHANIE SMITHA: Orch 1 2 3 4 S� ro S� tmgs 12 3 4 Loro 3 Mod Dm 1 2. 3. 4 McxJoy 4 Pomp 3 4 Pfom 3. Spa Frcfxh J ON o 4 Mi.-xol 1 2. 3. 4 Maiond La m E� om Cum LOuOc 3 IMEA 1 2 3 4 ApNF 2 PAT SNODGRASS DILL SPICER ANNETTE STARK, D( 4 JA 1 3 SOT 2 PAT STRADER The IN Crowd 177 SHAYNE STOCKTON PAUL STRAIN WENDI STRAIN JR SWITZER - - - ! 2 C Oand 1. 2 3 M OcrO 1 2 2 3 4 Morh 12 3 4 Boy's Vote 4 SMELLY TAYLOR - F Ox 1 M Done 2.3.4 P Bond 2. S OaxJ 2 3 4 Moved 3. Sfu Ccxnci 1 3 LISA TENNYSOH - C Bond 1 2. S Dane) 3. F Char 1 M Bond 2. 3.4 V Chor 2 TRACY TESTA GLORIA THOMPSON ROOIN THOMPSON - Drv Ed 4 Vk Slogger 3 LORI TRUE - Trock 2 F Choc 1. Sng Vk 3. 4. T Chew 1 V Chew 2. So 2. 3. 4 Honor Bol 1. 2. 3 JOHN TRUSKOSKY. DOUG TUCKER - M D r J 2 3 4 Orch 4 Mod 0«n 3, 4 Morh 2 Moved 3. 4 P Oond 2. 3 4 S Oond 2. 3 4 JOYCE TUCKER - Trock 1 4 P©ttx 3 Y Teem 1 2. 3. 4 LISA TURNER - OHkcOc 4 SOT 4 KENNA VAN OUYN - C Oond 1 I tor cry 1 2. 3 Morh 1 2 Mod 3. 4 Srv CouncJ 1 2 TOOD VAN HORNE GEU VANG - Honor Poll 2 3 KEVIN VARNER. KELLY VANVALKENWJRG DENISE VINCENT _ Trock 3 Podo 1,2.3 Y Teens T 2 3. 4 ELIZADETH VRENTAS - F Chew 1 Vg Vk 3 4 T Chew 2 Cub (MGWH Med 4 Ponv 3. 4 Prom 3 Sru Counel 3 Honor Pol 1 2. 3. 4 S F Cub 1 2 3 4 Mus d 3 OH« 4 TERRY WAGNER RICHARD WAHLFELDT JAMIE WALGE CHAD WALLACE MIKE WATERSTRADT LORA WAnS. KATHY WEOO DIANNE WEDDER CONNIE WEST 178 Seniors Seniors Speak OUT Are rhe high school yeors reolly rhe besr yeors of your life? Many Seniors discovered once rhey looked bock on rheir freshman year, rhey would hove mode mony changes if rhey could live rhem over ogoin Whor would you hove done? I rhink I would hove srudied more, and I would hove roken more dosses rhor could hove helped me in my career of music, would hove been more involved in school relored ocriviries and would hove done more for my doss.” — Down Kerby If I hod my high school yeors ro live over ogoin, I would hove roken my srudies more seriously my freshman and sophomores yeors didn'r rhink school was imporronr rhen, ond I jusr didn’r srudy Ever-yrhing wos jusr fun ond gomes. my main goal wos ro hove fun ond fun only School is imporronr, bur fun isn'r going ro ger you Through life ” — Robert Williams I would hove porridpored in more school ocriviries, and roken parr in our doss ocriviries They ore on imporronr parr of rhe high school years.” - Bobbi Lane Going hand in hand wirh changes mode by Seniors, odvice wos given ro underdossmen for rhe yeors ahead My odvice ro underdossmen would be ro become involved in os mony exrra curriculor ocriviries os possible One doesn'r realize how much you con learn ond grow from rhese epxeriences. However, leorn ro know you limir Don'r join roo mony rhings or once. Always be owore of your grodes.” — Chris Askam Everyone should ger involved wirh exrro-curricular ocriviries! If you jusr give yourself o chance you'll moke o lor of grear friends, ond ir will reolly help you moke your high school yeors rhe besr Try somerhing new, nor only somerhing rhor you're good or Be unique; don'r be jusr one of rhe crowd. Srond our ond be o special person ” — Elaine O'Bannon Be courogeous in your en deovors, ond in doing rhor be sure rhor you spend your energies in woys rhor will provide self-fulfill-menr. A word ro keep in mind is 'Dynamic' living.” — Connie Odle Nor only glancing bock on rhe years, bur looking inro rhe furure aroused much curiosiry in Senior Scot Bond. I would like ro become a millionaire so I wouldn’r hove ro work much ond I could marry a beouriful girl Then when I would come bad ro our 20 year reunion, I could brag obour how rich I was ” Summing up her ourlook of her high school years, Shannon Bireline expressed, Everyone in rhe Goss of '84 has experienced whor ir means ro be rhe besr Our doss is o family ond will olwoys hove rhe friendships ir has provided. Every one knows ir: The reachers ond odminisrrarion see ir, rhe orher dosses sense ir. Ir is embedded forever in rhe memories ond souls of oil rhe members of rhe Class of '84. As we walk Through life, we'll arow on rhis feeling ond irs knowledge, ond we will become a powerful furure, o generorion of success.” PAM WEYHRICH - Tervw 1 2 3 4 CtaiOftaer 4 M«J 3. 4 Prom 3. $� u CouncJ 4 Thec re 1. S F i. 2 ALAN WHITENER -C Oond V 2. 3. 4 M Oond 2 3 Oc 3 Lorn 3 4 Morh 4 Noroool Lom Exam - Com loude 3 (Superior ftcmg) CLARENCE WILLIAMS. JOHN WILLIAMS. ROBERT WILLIAMS DON WILLS TISSIE WILSON TOM WOOCTZKI - Go 1 . Wrey 3 F Chor 1 Modn G 6 G 1 Sng Vfc. 3. 4 Srrol Srr 1. 2. MoOri 0m 4 M 6 W 2. 3 4 Prom 3 Qu b Sad Su Pock 4 DAVE WOOOS - Eoo� 0 1. 2 3 4 Sru CourxJ 4 OaaOftCCr 4 PAUL WOOOS - Humcr. Pel 1 KTC 2 3 Speech 2 Theorre I Cub (M 0 V) 1 JA 1 2. 3. 4 WES WOOOS ANGELA WYER JOAN YOUNG - frock 1 2 3 4 0o� o 1 2. 3 4 Y Teem 1 2. 3 4 Vofc-yO 2 3 4 KRIS YOUNG - Trot • - • dOT from Cryvaf lake I 2 frock 1 Cheer 1 2 3 Sru CoKTKt 1 2 Pomp 4 CHRIS ZIMMERMAN - DaskerO 1 4. frock 1 2 4. SoftO 1 2 F Oyw 1 M Oond 1 2 The IN Crowd 179 Nejfo Abbed Pool Abernathy Gno Abney Frank Abram Jim Acton Orff Allen K� m Alkson David Alpers Michele Andrng Debbie Angfcn Keith Angbn Lisa Dairy Tommy Doker Diana Donnon Scott Domes Joe Dernotdi Veronica Dibb Lomdo Dirky Sherma Dirky Lon Dleveons Sheta DJock Anne Doggs Theresa Dooe Michelle Oosnc Tno Dorr Denise Doyd Decky Drodford James Drody fXonold Orondon Steve Drandy Dobby Drooks Par Drorhers Janetta Orown Robert Drown Rotona Drown Mark Drowning Mark Dryonr Jeff Duford Drendo Oulock Lyn Durgoyne Sherrie Dorns Lon Durron Teresa Dorter Paulo Dyerly Trocey Dyerly David Cahill Scorr Calvin Pom Campbell Par Campbell Steve Cannon Abbe Carpenter Troy Carpenter Ltsa Cory Philip Cerne Diana Cheuvront Julie Chnsnon Michelle Cork Dryon Coe Andenerter Cole Dtte Cole Michael Collier Mxihette Collier Jeff Connor 180 Juniors Lynn Cooke Orion Cooper Ed Cope Lorry Cope Drenr Corrrell Ernesr Couru Todd Cromer Wond Crandall Kim Gone Morr Crawford Terra Croycrofr Mike Creighron Dorry Crockerr Deborah Cronkhire Dana Currier Dryon Dobefe Shay Dabney Sarah Elaine Darnell Lori Davis Tracey Davis John Dawkins Ronme Day Kip Defebaogh Andrea Denney Tim Dernulc Mark DiOonavenruro Lorry Dieu Kety Dodd Monica Donaldson Kelly Donna bso Drews TC Driver Drenr Dungan Brerr Dupree Jul� e Earon ALL WASHED UP hor has 34 legs. 50 rowels, ren buckets of soopy worer ond 75 cors? Come on, rhis one's easy The soopy worer should give ir owoy Gve up? Ir's rhe junior doss members or rheir cor wash! The class of 1985 scrubbed rires, polished chrome, cleaned windshields, ond occasionally annihilated each orher, so rhor rhe 1984 Prom would be o success We mode abour $253 00 on one cor wash, so we’re off ro o good srorr.’’ expressed Berh Eicken The cor wash ond candy sole, borh successes, pur rhe financial srorus in good shape for rhe juniors We plon ro use oil of rhe money ro moke rhis Prom grear,” confirmed presidenr Tim Lyons Ir'II be rough ro rop rhe 1983 Prom, bur we’ll do our best ro please rhe doss of '84 CLEAN AS A WHISTLE. Tim Lyons. Jeanne Sruarr, Lori Dleovens. and Sam Woderzki polish ond scrub cors ro moke money for rhe junior class The IN Crowd 181 CAUGHT IN THE frer having a bire ro ear or Arby's, Dob Kellner and friends piled inro rhe car Ir's 11 37i We only hove 8 minures ro ger ro doss ' screamed one of rhe passengers A cold swear poured down Dob's forehead for he knew rhey would be lore. Swerving in and our of rroffic ond going os fosr os he could, he reached Vermilion ond Winrer wirh four minures ro spore Feeling confidenr rhor rhey were safe. Dob slowed down ro o measley 65 miles per hour. Our of nowhere come o policeman who quickly direcred Dob over ro rhe side of rhe rood ond proceeded ro give him his firsr richer Going our ro lunch, driving ro work, or school, or jusr cruising rhe rown were all ways high school srudenrs risked gerring rheir firsr ricker I was driving o lirtle fosr. The nexr rhing I knew I hod o $50 ricker in my hand, said junior Charlie Priesr While some people can go years wirhour gerring o ricker. rhere were orhers like J R. Hensley who hod rwo rickers before rhey were our of high school. So wherher you were rrying ro ger somewhere in o hurry, or jusr our cruising Donville, hopefully you weren’r o speeding ricker vicrim ACT I GOTCHA! J R Hensley looks in dismay qs he realizes he is guilty of rhe speeding violation which officer Dnon Cork is issuing hm. Kim Eberly Derh Eicken Anjie Elliot Erik Fefcx Yolanda Fields Kay Finney Jerry Flaherty Teresa Flemog Dryon Foreman Meksso Forman Stephen Forrhenberry Drear Foster James Fox Lauro Friend Drendo Gar load Daniel Geiter Warren Gerrnger Liz Glenn John Glover flon Guerzelman Micboel Gray Terri Green Michael Greenburg Srefonie Grubbs Kim Gurreridge Kevn HoB George HoBs Thereoso Homer Phil Homo Fred Honsbrough Teresa Hadesty Doug Hardy Sondra Hardy Dnon Horper Donnie Horner 182 Juniors Jil Harr Jody Hart Kelly Harvey Sreve Harvey Jeff Houn Michoel Henk J R Hensley Roberto Hernandez Scorr Hesser Vickie Hickmon Keirh Hotoway Sher Holmes Maryonn Homzo Yvonne Honkalo Danny Honn Mefcssa Hooper Jerry Horron Mory Hoskins Drerr Hoskmson Lode Howard Richard Howard Debbie Howell Mike Haber Srephen Hudson Druce Huff Sino Huffer Roy Hughes Shawn Hughes Ron Hulvey Richard Hunt [Jo Hyland Sheryl Isenhower Andrea Jockson Angelo Jockson Trevo Jennings Annerre Jnkms Dewoyne Jinkms Dewoyne Jinkms Jamie Johnson Jeorne Johnson Lisa Johnson Suson Johnson Cednc Jones Jomes Jones Paul Jones Teresa Jones Trocy Jordon Soro Koy Randy Kegens Dob Kellner David Keiron DuWoyne Kely Connie Keys Laura Kim Toni Kimberlm Missy Kmg Shely Klem Lourie Kmghr Charles Konieczki John Krueger WiBom Krueger Lon Hanhom Tyler Longsron The IN Crowd 160 Renee Lonsow Rose Loppm Jimmie Louderdole Jeff Lowyer Ed Lews Kevn Liord Angie Livingston D ll e Jo Livvix Ed Llewelyn Korhy Lomax Heorher Lomprez Stephanie Long Con Longfellow Eric Luke Renee Lyman Tim Lyons Erik Moged Cdeen Morono Nancy March Joshua Morcum Pom Marsh Jeff Marshall Suzanne Mayfield Leo Ann Meers Shelly Merzler Chris Mezosi Sr on Mchelin Carle Mike! Terry Mikel Michelle Miles Michelle Miller Sreve Miller Michelle Monson Barbara Monrgerard Sean Monrgomery Boon Moore Sreve Moore Donna Morrel Tmo Morgan Michele Morris Tim Moulron David Muehl Mark Multos David Murphy Joe Murphy Leo McDermott Derrick McGrown Brenda McIntyre Jennifer McKee Liso McQueen Renee McQueen Debbie Nartker Robbie Neff Dove Nelson Dommc Nelson Tony Nelson vj mnifer Nelson Vic Newsome Thonh Nguyen Dawn Nfcchols Tom Nmnck Down Noel Down Nohmer 164 Juniors PAYING THE PRICE ould you like ro go ro Homecoming wirh me? Yeoh, rhor would be greorl Hove you ever wonr-ed ro go ro o donee so badly rhor you were blind ro rhe focr rhor you were broke? Homecoming, Sodie Howkins, and Prom They're oil o lor of fun, bur rhey weren'r very cheop ro orrend Afrer we go our ro ear, go ro rhe donee, and rhen go our ofrer rhe donee, and I buy rhe flowers, I end up spending o whole week's pay or more,” srored Dob Colby Guys oren'r rhe only ones who spend o tor on donees.” explained Teresa Driggs If girls buy o new dress ond shoes and maybe ger rheir hoir done, rhey end up spending olmosr os much os rheir dares ” Denise Vincenr added, I feel rhor ir's really up ro rhe individual on how much he wonrs ro spend on dances, bur in rhe end ir's worrh ir.” The expense of dances is one reason mony srudenrs decided nor ro arrend dances rhis pasr year ond jusr serried for McDonald's and maybe a movie for rhe sheer facr rhar ir's cheaper1 Wirh rhe prices of McDonald's and movies sreadily rising, any rype of dare will moke you Pay rhe Price ” INDECISIVE. Which dress ro buy for Homecoming? Jumor Michelle Collier corefu y picks o dress rhor wi fir borh herself ond her budger Borboro Osborne James Ovall Curris Over shiner Michelle Polmer Dense Ponkow Heather Parrish Dove Parsons Tom Peorson Kim Peevler Decky Penrod Karen Pererson Trocy Pierce Dole Pinegor Tom Porter Mart Porrer Lisa Powefl James Prorr Sruarr Prenrice Chorte Priest Greg Procror Jeff Prunkord Byron Qu ck John Qumzi Johnny Bombole Debra Bomsey Tmo Peed John Beeves Missy Beismger Scott Bew Lopjonno Bhodes Andrew B� ch Chorlie Bichards Bobert Bdey Liso Bobbins James Boberrs The IN Crowd 185 Chuckie Robinson Kenr Roderick Come Rogers Ned Rudolph Jomes Runner Thomas Rushing Tommy Russell James Russian Tommy Rurledge Pod Sanford Johnnie Sonks Louro Schoffer Micrielle Schroeder Tomoro Schultz Mike Seeley Peggy Seilhymer Teresa Sempsrorr Rohd Shah John Shone Morhsso Shuey Dovid Shutes Sheryl Sedener Pot S� dwe!l Leslie Sigmon Korlo Sims Michelle SMer Anrhony Smith Chris Smith Just me Smith Sondy Smith Teresa Smith Wendy Smith Cheryl Smirley Tommy Snedeker Tonjo Sporto TUNED IN TO THE TUBE ■ irh grear mrensiry rhor hod you glued ro your choir, you sor mesmerized by rhe T V worching your fovorire program, bur jusr os rhe climax of rhe episode began.....Oh no! Nor onorher commercial! Wirhour o doubr, you were orruned ro rhis rype of frustration The commercial blues syndrome Ir sounded like o horrible disease, and for some ir was bur for orhers, who ocruolly enjoyed commercials, rhis conrogious disease offered no symptoms I love rhe Wendy's commercial rhor soys, 'Srep ostde, please srep aside' I like rhe way rhe cusromers reocr! exclaimed Michelle Bostic. For some, o fovorire commercial conrained o characrer like Messy Morvin in rhe Hershey's syrup od, or Moynord from Molr 'O Meal commerool, because everyone con idenrify wirh Moynord and his nor wonting ro ear oormeal, commenred Srephonie Grubbs. Sreve Brandy remarked, Federal Express is my fovorire commercial I like rhe guy who rolks so fosr you con hardly understand him. And you rhoughr commercials were only good for raking o borhroom break or raiding rhe refngeroror. WE LL DE RIGHT BACK. Junior Kevin Hoi s s bock and enjoys one of h6 favorite Burger King commercials 186 Juniors Jomes Spencer Down Spook Tony Srofford Floyd Srorks Koren Sr or ns Shelly Sruorr Jeonne Sruorr Gory Sruebe Tony Sturgeon Drert Surrle Undo Sw«der Chorles Syferr Anrhony Sykes Por Show Decky Sheloro Amondo Souders Scorr Tohon Robinson Tom Michoel Toy lor Desne Teague Jo Ann Tempieron Trocy Thomo Liso Thompson Jeff Tinder Coro Tips word Kerfh Tobon Morr Tfvnble Shorleene Turtle Lono VonKomp Liso Wobh Crag Wolremorh Troy Wolron Angelo Word Denms Wesson Corl Worersrrodr Drod Watkins Julie Worson Srooe Worrs Srefonie Weter Lesli Wells Vicky Weis Ruth Whirener Tommy Whorrol Corolyn Wilkoms Dersy WJson Roy Wit Knsrn Wingo AAorry Withers Som Woderzki Chris Wolflo Jerry Woods Joe Woods John Woodword Shen Wnghr Momco Yores June Zanders The IN Crowd 187 Regino Abborr Corey Adorns Oil Ady Scorr Alexander Suzerre Allen Judie Alpers Srephorve Alpers Ano Amorm Dorr Anders Michelle Anderson Scorr Andrews Todd Applegare Sherrie Arkmson Jeff Auror Greg Doc on Yutondo Dailey Don Doles Pom Dorber Jerry Domes Done Dorr Michele Darren Jim Dares Torius Doxrer Jennie Days Chorles Deasley Sreve Deebe Tom Deri Sreve Dell Joe Denson Anne Derg Don Dernordi Robbie Direlme Debbie Dock Rob Dlock Shefly Dock -----A LA MODE — “1 scream, you scream, we all scream, for ice cream! The sweer, creamy, confection, ice cream has been a favorire of young and old alike for over a hundred yeors Ice —J cream parlors such as Dipper Dan, Baskin Robbins, Dairy Queen, and Cusrard Cup were only a few of rhe many ice cream venders in rhe Danville area which provided an array of ice cream rrears available Along wirh rhe difficulty of choosing which ice cream parlor you should hove gone to come rhe difficult decision of which flavor ice cream to choose David Cunninghom re marked, I prefer French Vanilla because it has a distinct taste from regular vanilla ice cream “Vanilla gets my vote because it goes wirh almost anything!'' stared Barry Crockett With over 70 flavors of ice cream available, it was very hard to choose one favorire flavor Still, with all rhe flavors that were available, everyone found or least one flavor of ice cream to coll his favorire. CHOCOLATE? STRAWBERRY? VANILLA? Which flavor? Sophomore Jock Cunnmghom visits wirh Junior Leo McDermorr or Dipper Dan Wirh so mony flavors from which ro choose, ir is o differ decision Afrer coreful rhoughr and consideration. Jock finally decides on Dubble Gum Sophomores Rob Boen Por Dosrtck Derh Dowling Mark Dronr Rhondo Drazelron Chr6 Dnggs Teresa Dnggs Arvo Bntr Denise Drown Krisry Drown Sherry Drown John Oruns Condy Dryon Greg Oryonr Undo Dryonr Sherne Dryonr Trocy Oryonr Joe Budnovich loura Bullock Liso DuHock Denny Durke Chns Ourow Jamie Dorns Amy Borron Cindy Dyers Joe Codmon Miked Codmon Mick CoBowoy Lndo Campbell EriKo Correll Trocy Corrigan Tm Carrer Terry Cossidy Reg Chopmon Chris Choudom Dennis Cheesmon Dono Chnsnonsen Richard Clark Dono Clouson Voleree Cleveland Robin Oft on Jennifer Coberley Denise Coffmon Down Colby Maria Colemon Rick Colkns Myles Conner Mark Cook Undo Coonse Jomie Corrie Dernck Cowen Shown Cox Corhy Creek Alan Goss Gmny Crouch Chorles Crowder Elv� a Cudney Tomero Culp Dov j Cunmnghom Jod Cunnmghom Greg Curry. Melissa Curry Kenny Dandridge The IN Crowd Anrhony Dovis Jomie Dovis Jeff Dovis Joe Dovis Oliver Dovis Rondy Dovis Mecqui Deon Loroe Decker Stacey Decker Jufre DeToye James DeVore Deonno Dlhon Marianne Doon Morg� e Doon Codo Doggert Jurvny Donaldson Yolondo Douglos Crag Downing Walter Drejewski Troy Drews Derh Dnske Leonoo Dufour Jennifer Dugle Holy Dunkley Chuck Dyer Dobby Eberle Srocey Edmiston Cosey Eichorn Lynn Eicken Suzonne Eliott Metone Engel Suson Esshnger Keli Esrepp M cheol Ewmg James Forren Mark Federmon Donno Fegett Lorofce Fennell Michael Foehrer Anrhony Foote Monuelo Foster Drodley Frank Ron Frechette Jano Gortond Liso Gorrerson Done Gornson Lndo Gaston Lori Gebfrnk Poul Gee A Scott Geyer Jock Gtddmg Mise Gldersleeve Cheryl GH Leslie Glmour Liso Glmour Donyo Good Mark Gormon Mtchoel Goff Terry Gohom Metisso Goyson Lenore Geen Tom Geen Anrhony Giffn Sophomores 190 Jeff Griffin Jim Grimes SoHy Grimshow Mavis Gurrerridge Troy Gufrerndge Tonrvni Guy Mark Hoierr John Homer Shetta Homm Angelo Hordesry Moksso Hordesry Tmo Hordy Dorboro Horner Shelly Horngon Jose Horrs Tommy Horns Trrorhy Hourez Devondo Howkms Mike Heod Cord Hendricks Dovid Henry Serh Hide Heorher rtll Gnger Hiord Tmorhy Hrtron Deann Hmore Sreve Holidoy Chrisry Holer Kimberly Hoferme Pepper Hdrz Koren Hoover Orion Huber Troy Hughes Char be Hundley Tom Hurley THE STORK S HELPER ince I'm nor old enough ro hove o job, I bobysir in order ro suppiemenr my allowonce. srored sophomore Koren Hoover Dobysirrmg ... Mosr considered ir o chore, bur o mojoriry of rhe underclassmen, who were 14 and 15 years old, relied upon ir os rheir only source of income Why would someone bobysir rhree kids, all around rhe age of five, for six hours? Of course I bobysir for rhe money, bur I also like kids in general,'' exdoimed sophomore Srocey Moore Many rough experiences were encounrered by firsr rime bobysirrers Consider rhe rwo-year-old who developed o cose of rhe flu while you were sirring, or rhe five-yeor-old who wonred his mommy ro pur him ro bed. In surroundings orher rhon your own home, you quickly leorned ro use rhe srove or find rhe serrings for rhe roble. No morrer how careful you rried ro be, you frequency ran inro o little rrouble One rime, I was bobysirring for o one yeor-old I rurned my bock for o minure, ond rhe child crawled inro rhe uriliry room where he gor inro rhe dog's dish ond ore some dog food, smiled sophomore Porry McCubbin ZAPPED AGAIN! Oriy 6.409 more aliens ro kJI before my bonus fighrer Still too young ro ger o job m rhe commumry. mony guys ond gols earned o lirrte exrro money by bobysirrmg Enrerrainrvg rhe lods was o btg parr of rhe job os Kim Srrubberg weS knows ... Jusr one final gome of Space In voders before bedrime The IN Crowd GROUND ZERO n o mghr in November mosr of rhe Television sers in America were runed ro ADC ro worch rhe world premier showing of THE DAY AFTER The movie porrroyed rhe ocrions and emorions of people living in rhe Kansas Ciry oreo during a nudeor holocousr. The horrifying scenes of Kansas Ciry being leveled lefr many viewers in owe or rhe greor desrrucrionol powers of nudeor weapons The power of rhe weapons is so omozmg, ir's really mind bog gling ro rry ro imagine such awesome power in such o lirrle weop on, com men red sophomore Anne Berg Living wirh rhe feor of war wosn'r very comfornng for mosr srudenrs, bur mosr didn'r rruly believe o corosrrophe such os full scale nudeor war could really happen I seriously doubr if ir will ever happen, bur jusr knowing rhor ir is possible for a nudeor wor ro srorr is really scary, reirerared sopho more Carolyn Morhews Wirh rhe horrifying scenes of nuclear holocousr everlosringly im-plonred in rhe viewers’ mind, mosr who worched come ro rhe condusion rhar full scale nudeor wor was nor rhe correcr parh our planer eorrh should rake in rhe furure THE DAY AFTER. The November TV broodcosr of rhe ofrermarh of o nudeor wor prompred many yudenrs ro do o lirrle exrro reading abour rhe or ms roce Hoping for rhe bey. yer feormg rhe wory. Scorr Geyer reoches rhe focrs r o speool Newsweek reporr Tio Ingrum Melissa Inmon Edno Jockson Jim Jonsky Alvm Johnson Anrhony Johnson Eosrer Johnson Roy Johnson Chris Jones Deron Jones Mork Jones Pom Jones Belinda Jordon Joe Juvmoll Chris Jynello Sherry Kossl More Kennedy Michelle Kerchief Kelly Kesrer Lorry Key Doug Keys Eric Keys Russell Kerzmonn Paulo Kimmirr Lomor Kmdle Donny King Henry K ng Tmo Kingrey Chris Kirre Robin KirreH Bob Klonnukorn Brian Kierr Sondro Kyger John Lomkm Hope Long Sophomores 192 pm i I i i� Rose Lorgenr Sreve Larson Corhy Loury Angelo Lee Joe Legg Dovid Lemteux Lynn Lessen John Lever enz Fred Lews Roben Lews Wendy Llewellyn Rondy bmp Porrids Lmn Drendo Ls� ck Dtono Lorenz bone! Lowery Michelle Lucas Tim Lyons Drerr Mokowski Lomonr Morbury Monico Morch Cork) Morierro Lmdo Morsh DonokJ Mart in Joseph Mornn Kerry Mornn Michele Mornn Poul Mornn Cordyn Morhews Maxine Morrox Srocey Mezosi Demernus Miles Don Miller Joe M 1er Porn Miller Tomi Miller bz Minne Amy Moffirr Debbie Monrgerord Pomelo Monrgerord Jeff Montgomery Dorren Moody Carlo Moore Srocey Moore Todd Moremon Judy Morgan Donne Morrs Suzonne AAorrs Jennifer Morrow Morr Murheod Don Murray Seon Murroy Tony Murrel Jomme Musson Alice Myers Sherri McDnde Tommie McElwoo More McHone Porry McCubbm Charles Mckvyre Rodney Ned Chrs Nelson Crcug Newsome The IN Crowd 193 Dilhe Nicholson Scorr Nmnrick Tony Nixon Deidro Noel Jeffrey Nogodo Dnrr Norman Corlron Nor moo Jimmy Norwel Deonno Nose Donnie Noooe Lonerre OoWey George O'Dnen Anerro Oliver Hermon Oliver Eric Onngron Dona Porker Louro Porlss Kelly Porsons Pichord Pore Suson Poxron Tmorhy Poxron Thomos Poyne Iso Penrod Tereso Penrod Lerido Perez Pose Mode Perez Sondro Perez Tyrus Pernce Kimberly Perrigrew Arrhur Perry Angelo Philltppo JvA Picker r Lourie Pirrelkow Twio Pirrmon Mchoel Pope Donny Poulson Kevm Powell L«so Prorr Srocey Pribble Kim Price MAe Pnesr Anne Probosco Roger Pryor Corl Purk Todd Qullmon Jomes Podemocher Louie Podloff Kir on Pol'sollo Onon Pondle Pogelio Pongel Wilke Ropier Jeff Peosor Doug Peed John Peed Todd Peed Chns Pew Chns Peyher Michele Rhodes Pusry Pice Usa Pice Michele Rife Lorry Pchords Loune Richards Sophomores 194 Teresa Ritter Chorlie Robinson Yontz Robinson Ketty Roberrson Koro Rogers Stephen Rogers Tmo Rogers Timorhy Rose Doono Ross Tonyo Rowell Kori Runner Todd Ruron Penny Rutledge Sherry Sanford Eorl Sopp Por Sowko Sreve Schendel NVillom Schurng Robert Seip Shown Severodo Pom Shone Chnsrme Sheers Philip Shelton Grerr Shepord Rebecca Shipp Fred Shumon Morvm Shores Suson Sigafoose Penny Skxjmore Jeff Smith Keri Smith Michelle Smith Monica Smith Nbck Smith Por Smith IMAGINATION OR REALITY? ver been in o crowded elevaror and wonred desper- eorely ro ger our? If you hove, you could hove been suffering from dausrrophobia o feor of dosed in ploces From hydrophobia, o feor of warer. ro xenophobia. o feor of foreigners, rhere were phobias for olmosr every rype of feor According ro rhe dicrionory. a phobia is on obsessive or irranonol feor of onxiery Mosr people boosred of or leosr one feor I'm rerrified of heighrs One rime I wos on on escoloror, looked down, ond olmosr fomred. excloimed sophomore. Parry McCubbm Fears ranged from being scored of rhe dork (when you were around five yeors old) ro being fnghrened abour going ro rhe dennsr when you were older My greoresr fear wos hoving ro foce my forher ofrer receiving my reporr cord, srored Mike Pope Imogmanon or realty? For mosr people, phobias and feors were os reol os rhor crowded room or swimming pool TERROR STRICKEN! Jessxo Young s nervous os Dr Muster examines her reerh After her check up is finished, however, she reotees rhor it wos not oH that bod ofrer oil Many feors ore totally unfounded, os we lorer realize The IN Crowd 195 |--------NOBODY'S PERFECT! - hare my hair, I wanr ro ger ir cur!” I con'r wair ro ger my braces off1” My feer I are roo big!” My fingernails won'r grow!” «————J I wish I could lose some weight!” There were many rhings people didn'r like abour rhem-selves, for insronce, sophomore Corhy Creek didn'r like rhe facr rhor she was younger rhan mosr of her friends I wanr ro be perfect!” srared sophomore Bobby Klonnukarn. There really isn't onyrhing I don’r like abour myself,” srared Tim Hitron The rhing I don’r like is rhor I don'r ger inro enough rrouble,” remarked Todd Moremon. Some jusr didn'r like rheir physical features Chrisry Holler didn'r like rhe foa rhor she had ro wear braces. I'm over-weighr, and I can'r srand ir,” emphasized Rhonda Brazelron Bur whether ir was something as simple as Thinking your ears were roo big or something exrreme as Thinking rhor you were rhe worst person or everything rhor you did, almosr everyone felr rhor rhey were nor perfect BLUE IN THE FACE. Sophomore Oil Ady works out or home in order ro improve his form and impress rhe grls Scorr Srmrh Tereso Srmrh Valerie Srmrh Tifforn Srmrho Verona Snook Jock Solers Michelle SponseBer Liso Stanton Mehefle Stapleton Louro Srork Cednc Storks Les Steworr Liso Stewart Srocey Srimoc Dorm Snne Tommy Strader Karo Strom Rodney Srrowser Km Strubberg Dryon Sreube Matt Snyder Koy Taylor Shown Toytor Lorry Tevebough Amy Thornsbrough Todd Tipton Deniso ToweH Curt To woe Debb e Tucker Laurence Turner Sharon Turner Vicki Turner Alden Tuttle Craig Uecker Ted Underwood Sophomores 196 Joe Valdez Annette Valenzono Michoel VaBongeon Victor VonVolkenburg Randy Verhoeven Ricky Voyles Milse Vrenras Alison Wagner Sheri Wagner Marianne WahlfekJr Jon Walker Troy Wafcer Jorne Wokxe Pam Wofc Michele Wolremarh Shefli Ward Monica Wash Becky Worson Carrie Weorhers Mriom Webb Randy Webb Dillie Wesron Jerry White Rebecca Whrtraker Angelo WiHiams Jeff W oms Jeff W oms Therlesrer Wrffcoms Sreve Wills James Wfcon Tio Wilson Ron Wmgo Susan Wolflo John Woodward Orad Wright JUST A LITTLE CLOWNING AROUND. Sophomore Sreve Beebe enterroms rhe srudenrs or Liberty School wirh a few amusing rocks ro boggle rheir minds Sreve. a member of rhe theatre guild's Gold rrvmers ' is ormed with an electric nose and a poclser fui of baloons Festivities commemorated Liberty’s tenth anniversary The IN Crowd 197 Tim Atxom Emily Ador Roberr Adkisson Gefokj Alcorn Sheby Aldridge Danny Allen Denise Amos Donny Anders Jeff Anderson Kokmi Anderson Linda Anderson Jennifer Andrews Liso Angkn Ricky Anglen Chns Armsrrong Gerald Arnholr Roberra Austin Gmo Ave Joson Boker Uso Bolser Lisq Baldwin Tommy Baldwin Cleovon Bonkheod John Borcrofr Kim Bornerre Kim BottIow Sue Beon Judy Beord Jeff BeosJey Morvo Beosley Rodney Beosley Dovid Beeson Edword Beirt Jennifer Belron Luonne Bender Michelle Bennerr Sr os Besse Buz Btreime Teresa Blonden Brod Bogord Vickie Boggs John Booe Sreve Bory Mki Bounds Tim BrodfiekJ Lynda Brodley Angie Brandon Brton Brandon Hope Brondon Rondy Bronmn Mike Bronr Soro Breyfogle April Brooks Koren Broolss Kim Broolss Bob Brown Jomie Brown Kevin Brown Mork Brown Mdse Brown Chod Bryonr Mork Bryonr Showno Bryonr Freshmen 198 HOMEWORK , Literally ear Joe: Dad and I wenr ro Red Lobsrer ond ro rhe movies While we ore gone, please rake our rhe rrosh, disinfect rhe doghouse, wash rhe dishes, ond dean your room. Love . . . Mom Did you often find rhese lirrle nores wrirren on cure pieces of mognerized ro rhe refrigerator door?? Unforrunorely, rhese nores were often losr forever or used ro wrap fish in. Household chores were probobly THE biggesr rurn-off in o high-schooler's life These raslss were nor difficult, they required lirrle or no skill ro perform, ond rhey were short in duration (usually obour os long os o Brody Bunch rerun). Nevertheless, rhese chores were usuolly pur aside for lorer. My mom rells me ro do things rwo and rhree rimes, and I jusr soy I will do ir lorer, explained freshmon Amy Serfoss When rhe chores were pur aside, rhis usuolly meonr rhor rhey would never be complered Home chores were nor only o pain, bur rhey were also o problem Sometimes I mighr wonr ro go ro rhe moll ond do somerhing, bur my mom won'r let me because I haven't cleaned my room or roken our rhe rrosh, commented freshmon Ken Dyer About rhe rime you srorred your chores off rhe cure srorionery, your porenrs would be home ond you srorred ro panic, bur ir was roo lore. Mom ond Dad sow rhe unfinished work ond . . . well, you know rhe rest d srorionery COVERING IT ALL UP. Vickie Boggs 6 busy finishing up her chores by deonmg her room ond moking rhe bed Srocey Dryonr Debtxe Dudnovich Rebecca Burger Rurh Burlse Angela Burr6 Jim Burns Phil Burris Jodi Burler Linda Burler Sonna Colowoy Angela CompbeU Colleen Campbell David Campbell Chns CorvAdo Shefley Carrer Verna Correr Pedro Chavro Michelle Cheesemon Boon Cheesmon Tammy Chenowerh Juke Chrisrensen Rick Chnsry Rdlie Grasuolo Gern Clork Dorcie Clouson Michele Clemmons Robm Clemmons Dona Cleveland Karen Coe Connie Cole Eva Cole Jo Ann Colemon Michael Colleen Amy Colom Carrie C ond iff The IN Crowd 199 Jerry Cormoly Crysroi Cook Dentse Coon Jackie Cooper Jeff Cooper Tracey Cope Damel Coaopassi Debra Cox Rickey Cox Christine Creek Anrhony Crider Eric Cnss David Crockerr Chrisrino Crowder Carmen Cunningham Julie Cunningham Lorry Cunmnghom Joseph Dondridge bso Darner Doug Davis Joe Davis Miise Dovis Richard Davis Shoron Davis Shown Davis Terry Davis Tm Dovis Tommy Day Jovi Herrado Deigodo William Demos Roger DeMoss David Denney Tom DePrarr Louro DeVoss Penny D eu FRESHMAN GIGGLES red face, watery eyes, and severe stomach cramps were rhe symproms As for rhe diagnosis, ir was rhar dreaded disease many freshmen conrracr: A case of rhe chronic giggles Freshmen were known as rhe perpetual gigglers From standing in rhe hall mimicking their favorite Senior to getting caught possmg a note in geometry, they manoged to giggle in rhe process I giggle most when rhe weorher is colder I don't know why bur rhe cold weorher has rhar effect on me, stared freshman Kalani Anderson Laughing is an uncontrollable habit of mine, related freshman Michelle Farnsworth Just rhe thought of pulling rhe plug on rhe spotlight at the Danville-Schlorman boskerball gome or some of rhe wild outfits on opposite sex day during spirit week gave way to incessant giggling by freshmen who were slowly experiencing the ways of high school ALL SMILES. Overcome by perpetual ciggies, freshman Lindo Anderson crocks o smile os she reponds to o humorous moment n her English doss rhrd hour Freshmen 200 Kothy Dirks Mike Dobbles Down DoJbee Cynrho Dokey Mike Downing May Duckworrh Dorm Dmrsmon Jeff Dyor Ken Dyer Kelley Eoron Amy Edwards Tory Eels Orion EBiorr Tricio Eliorr Anjie Evons Michelle Pornsworrh Den Forhourer Dovid Fmley Jeanne Frebough Dennis Floherry Kim Fleming Pomelo Forebeck Vicki Foreman Terry Formon Anrhooy F or r hen berry Shonno Fortenberry Kns Foster Cod Fox Trocee Fox Robm Franklin John Frozier Dovid Frecherre Robin French Marcie Fultz Morrho Gorzo James Gee Derek Geiisen Drondon Gibson Sheila GldersJeeve Jimmy G um Joe Grohom Jim Groy JiH Grovor Ashley Green Robert Greenburg Terri Griffis Heorher Grishom HoHy Grishom John Gryg l Mebssa Grygiel Scorr Guthne Louro Hocker Marie Hoforook Dane Hole Shoron Holusko Colette Hampton Sue Hon Srocey Honnon Michelle Honsberger Myro Hordimon Cmdy Hardy Dobby Horner Dorlene Horns The IN Crowd 201 Jomes Horris Srephorwe HqwI jos AAory Derh Hendr l son WJIom Hendricks Ted Herozy Torn Hernondez Anno Hershberger Eric l-bckmon Bussell Hicks L so mieory Chriyy Hills Vifcom Hoepner Heorher Holden Angelo Hofcdoy Joe Hofrzdow Cryyol Howcxd Kevn Howell Tommie Hubbard Kelly Hunr Mory Hunr Por Hunr Melody Hyde Forresr Jockson Jennifer Jocobs Dorm Jorlmg Leslie Jmkms Ali Johnson Donokj Johnson Delores Jones Roger Jones Ron Jordon Anno Judy Amy Komploin Wilbom Keorbey Glendo Kelly Carlo Kerchief Chen KidweH Koren Kierzmonn LiSO Kipornck M he e King Tom Klomon Scorr Krueger Suzanne Kulpo Michoel Londskroner Aoron Lone Kely Longe Ann Lorgenr Abbie Ledesmo Korherme LeMor Glenn Lenorr Anne Liem Jody Lm HorokJ Lipowsky Dill Lirrle Afcierr Lomax Morrhew Long Roxonn Long Cliff Lovetace Liso Lovell Chns Lucas Ira Lucos Monres Lucas Deron Luke 202 Freshmen Ellen Luster Pomelo Lynn Korhleen Lyons Curris Mock Ebzoberh Mock Terry Mqpr Orod Mdone Cynrh o Morsh Derh Mornn Correno Mornn Ehzoberh Morrr Jennifer Mornn Jimmy Mornn Lowrence Marrm Tmo Mornn Drod Mourer Tommy Moze Heorher McGonohon Evelyn McCoy John McDermorr Derh McGrough Gno McGure Trod Mdnrire Troy Mdnrire Koren McKenzie Joel McMAn Christy McNeese Corlo Meodows JiB Menlshous Morcus Mernweorher Josh Mervis Jeffrey Mikel Korie Miller Michelle Miller Noncy M ler ---------A REAL THRILLER ------------------------------------ HRILLER: ‘An occurence causing sudden feor such os shock A chiling ond frightening movie — Random House Dicnonory Ir was no coincidence rhor Michoel Jackson's Thriller was described rhe some way Exciting, electrifying, fantastic Ir wos reolly electrifying to see Ir was just on omazing performance, remarked freshman Megan Stewart A combination of deroils within rhe short movie mode it o classic Fonrosric choreography and singing, unbelievable make-up work, ond on oir of exciremenr that only Michoel Jacl son could give to o work of art I've never seen such great dancing Michael Jacl son con reolly move well He is one of rhe besr dancers around, emphasized Scott Swanson The album, just os powerful os the video, topped rhe charts for more rhon holf o year Seven our of nine of its songs sky rocketed into rhe Top Ten Hits like Billie Jeon ond Bear Ir ignited rhe album to achieve top ratings, ond then more songs such os P Y T , Wonno Be Startin' Something, ond The Girl is Mine, (o duet with former Beetle Paul McCorrney), just odded fuel to rhe fire, making it one of rhe most successful albums in history The ultimate award come or rhe American Music Awards on January 26 when Jackson nearly swept oil awards, receiving eight awards os well as praise from his peers THRILLER : An album which sold over 20 million copies and wos nominated for 12 grammy awards. A NEW DEAT. Vh e relaxing or home during some of her spore rime, LuAnne Deader itsrens to some of Michoel Jockson's top hits such os D fce Jeon.' Thriler. ond Dear Ir, on her new ThriBer Album The IN Crowd GROWING SPIRITUALLY Qlor of my spore rime is spenr porridporing in religious ocrivi nes I go ro Thursday nighr Bible doss, ond on Sunday I go ro church rwo or rhree rimes during rhe doy in order ro orrend Sunday school ond ro sing in rhe choir, commenred fresh mon Kelly Puckerr Among such inreresrs ond hobbies os ploying rennis, dancing, porridpar ing in 4 H. and swimming, srudenTs found rime ro devore ro rheir religion, whorever rhe denomination From singing in rheir church choir ro reaching o Sunday School doss, rhey porticipored in religious activities in order ro benefir orhers os well os rhemselves My church yourh group helps me ro berrer myself in oil areos Through irs involvemenr in rhe communiry which means coring for orhers. ond ir hos roughr me how ro work os o member of a group. remarked freshman Lindo Burler A marrer of personal preference, religion supplied a meons of expressing one's feelings Through differenr ocriviries such os yourh group meerings, choir rehearsals, and Sunday School My involvemenr in rhese ocriviries hos mode my life berrer ond roughr me ro be o much berrer person rowords each ond every individual I meer, excloimed Kelly Puckerr ONE LAST LOOK! Qu Wy skimming her music, Ak Johnson pre pores for her Wednesday choir practice ot First Presbyterion Church Jomes MiH Steve Mmne Steve AAized John Monson Nicole Montgomery Archie Moore Christine Moore Cryyol Moore Sidney Moore Debra Moremon Joner Mullins Sharon Mullins Ann Musson Pornck Nagle Melinda Neal Kevin Nek Aline Netson Renee Nelson Robert Nibbe Scorr Nichols Roberto Nixon Tony Nogodo Fannie Noton Tino Nor well Lrso O Donion Jason O'Connell Deth Odie Donna O'Neal Cmdi Owens Darren Partner Tom Pore Tommi Patterson Dexter Patron Dona Payne Kyle Pearson i 204 Freshmen Jomes Penrod Chorvelle Perkins Shelone Piorr Mory Pickering Don Pierce Mike Pierce Orion Player Jeff Pope Anoyoso Pouios Jockie Powell Joye Price Kelly Pucker r Suzonne Pundr Poy Pogle Deonno Pomsey Joime Pongel Jon Pediehs Dorryl Peed Shown Peed Shonno Peed Elizoberh Peeves Kim Pefferr Gory Pender Drerr Peynolds Angelo Pee Lone Peksy Liso Pirrer Ponme Pirrer Sherry Pirrer Orion Poberrs tourie Poberrs John Poberrson Purh Poberrson Liso Pobmson Norhon Pobinson Stacey Pobmson Lorenzo Podoquez LoDonno Pogers Kerri Poins MeheUe Polhns Susan Ponro Deliso Pose Dnon Poss Chnyopher Porh Tosho Powell Lenoa Sonchez Doohne Sanders Chonrol Savage Scon Schaefer Joe Scharz Drod Schroeder PonokJ Schwochenwold Amy Serfoss Krisrie Serser Pomoo Seyferr Simo Shah Joseph Show Liso Show Monique Show Niki Show Tina Sheedy Debra Sherri! Sreve Skmhorn The IN Crowd 205 Jeffrey Simmons Penny Sloger Andrew Smol Julo Smolley Josen Smiley Duffie Smith Kimberly Smirh Michelle Smirh Sheryl Snrwrh Sylvo Sm h Trmo Smirh Wendy Smirh Drendo Snook Lity Spoden LoShonno Sronford Scorr Srorkey Meghon Sreworr Twonno Sreworr Sean Suivon Anjonerre Swanson Seon Swanson Scorr Swanson Scorr Swick Tommy Swirzer LoVondo Sykes Morie Tom Eorl Toylor Tim Toylor Robyn Teorm Donerro Terrer Megon Thede Down Thomo Ellen Thomos Lon Thomos Kimberly Thompson Richard Thompson Scorr Thomson Cynrhio Tinsley Doug Toole Usa Truox Diane Trussel Trocy Turner James Tyler Morr Underwood Amy Vondomenr Xeng Vong Poy Vong Noncy VonPelr Dobby Vice Mike Wogner Mel iso Wolker Sheilo Walter Dov.d Wotts Shown Wolron Russell Wolz Troo Worren Lynn Wosmer Jen Woreryrodr Poul Workns Angelo Worson Tim Worson Troy Worson Nore Worr 206 Freshmen JUST SOME MINOR FLAWS hen mosr people rhink of hondicops, rhey Think of wheelchoirs. crurches. and limb broces This is rrue, bur many hondicops moy nor be os obvious For example, people wirh poor eyesighr ofren wear correcrive lenses “Glosses ore o real bother They foil off your desk, ond someone pidss Them up ond just has ro rry rhem on ' remarked Mane Holbrook In addition ro having poor eyesighr. John Grygiel also hod o hearing impedimenr “My heoring aid helps me ro hear because when ir's in. I con heor lower frequencies berrer I hod some trouble getting used ro ir Ir tools about three ro four days becouse everyrhmg wqs coming in louder ' expressed John Adjusting ro handicaps wos o trying time for some srudenrs They hod ro leorn ro cope wirh o whole new food feature, such os glosses, or a new doily routine “Adjusting ro the core of glosses wos easy, bur odjusnng ro rhe new look .. . now rhor's o different story “ affirmed Marie Holbrook One of rhe hardest rhings ro odjusr ro for freshman Donna O'Neal wos learning her woy around in a wheelchair Ir reolly wasn't bod since I hod my oide ro help me The only rhing I didn't like was that rhe choir facilities hod no romps, so I couldn't raise choir. said Donno. Sometimes people ocr differently roword rhose wirh noticeable hondicops “Some people do treat me differently, bur nor very many Some of rhe people who do either ore reolly exrra-exrra nice, or they just stay away JUST FOR FUN. Lendrg on ear ro fne-dly conver scron freshman Donno O'Neal bsrens cheerfuSy ro Senor Andre CorrreK and her ode Ms Jeonrne Dorr Jo Weaver Brenda Webb Tommi Weir Srocey Weller Dobby Wells Jonarhon Werner Dose Wesrlond Jocqueine Wifoourn Srocy Wrfboum Don Wttoms Jennifer Williams Maurice Williams Sreve Wilkoms Tim Wife Whirney WiHs Andreo Wilson Leo Wilson Shone Wilson Miry Wilson Prennce Wilson Tim Wilson Dovid Wmebnnner Shelly Wirrmonn Joyce Wolfinborger Doug Wolfio Anthony Wnghr Charles Wnghr Woyne Wurrsbough The IN Crowd 207 Mrv Aloyne Antic non — Eng 34 Eng 6. Croat Wti? Soph Class Advo « Mb. Janet Appuhn - Er ) 6. dv Speech, Speech Club Advise Mr. Dove Borber — Wed ngll Mr John Barker - Dapr tfc'od i •x Ti 12 Mb Cheryl Boyles - Do 12. Mr. Jomes Beebe - Inrto to At'rtJ fleodng E c« wx« 12 fr� J 6 Thpofe j.4d Advrsor Mr. Ed Bell — US Jte 12; Mr. Steve Btrky — tt rtnr Rtyso one Artot. Ufe Sc 12 Go Coach. Iroch Coxti. Mr. Ed Blonden — Need Ea 12. Eng 12 Fresh FooSXJ Coach Mrs. Mollle Bogort _ Eng 34 Am Lit To,v t 2 RodO Staff Advisor Mr. Olotne Oonynge — Prncipci Mr HorokJ Bon - Mead CuVOdcn Miss Jeonine Bott - An to huxXxped V idc m Mr. Gerold Brooks — Ac 12. Reoyrt K� w 3, Dv ,vv: “ Miss Mory Bunyord - Phy Eo 3 4 ‘ 0 VcAeytxJI CacKf Mr Win tom Bunkot — a rt a Cu-o 3 IVoc Mtjih 12 Mrs Johnnie Corey - V� h grode ■ cl w se-or Mr. Poul Corlson - Spon 12 34 AfS A ■ ‘-Set S “vico! odvtsor Mrv Mory Chombers - vth ycrv Gu : Cowisnor Mr. Burton Chose - Deport Mood — God. 12th t octe Students Al kCcc.x- CounseipfV Mrs Mobel Clemens -Sec to Boo r'oy Mr. Henry Coon — Govt Warid I , 11 Soph Foorbal Coach Mrs Paulo Condor - Survey Horne Ecs ’2. tocos 12. I vng Envtonmentv Fort living Mr Woyne Crowford - Jcvr.seJ 12 Arr Lr Topics 1-2 Mcroon end Whro Advtsof Mrs Alice Daugherty — Lotm 12 34, 36 Uorin Ckjb Advpor Mr Rich Dierfcing — World Geo 12 Social Sc 1 2 Fresh Foo� bol cooch, Mr. William Dobbles - E sq 1 2. Amer Lf Topics 12 Mrs Pot Dokey — Cafeteria Wcx’vet Mr Art Dougherty - Cuvoekc� Mr. Rich Dow. ers - Meet-. Draw 12. Intro to Electnc, Oasebci cooch Mr. John Eakle - Head nock coach. Goss country coach. Ehv Ed 12. 34, 56. Oepr. Hcort Dr. Corl Ess-linger - Asuvont ftnopai Mrs. Undo Estes - CoMerto Mc soge Mrs. Morrha Fairchild — I •• Co Survey 1 2 Chid Core 12 Mr. Cliff Fedetmlei - Earth Sc 12. infra 10 Sc 11 Chei- 12. Mr. Dole Ferrell - Ersj 5 Adv Grammar Compos.tc '' T V OroxJ 12. Anver Ga� Advecr Mr. Don Fitzsimmons - CusKJdron. Mrs. Delores Fogle- mon — f sy Ed 12 34 36 yd re-vo coach Mr. John Fog lemon - Fhy Ed 34 36 foortxA Coocf Mrs. Joyce Gibson — Sec — Gud Off e Mr. Feodor Gloss - For tang Krad French 12, 34 56. Span 12. Mrs. Carolyn Grant - Gxrpov So Is x Mv 12 ''HITTING THE RIGHT PITCH. F.ne Arts Deportment Head John Dugle rehearses with h6 doughrer Jennifer after school to insure she has rhe right punch” m her music Side by Side Side By Side ove you ever won ■ dered whor ir would 1H. be like if you hod your mom for o reocher or your dod for o coach? Or suppose your husband or wife worked or rhe some school os you did? These siruorions occur quire of ren, ond Donville High is no ex cepnon Dr Carl Esslmger. ossisranr prin cipol. has o doughrer, Susan, who was o sophomore last year Some kids norurolly assume rhor I ger special provileges since he's my dod. bur I don'r Ar school. I'm rreored jusr like ev eryone else, explained Susan Jon Dugle, bond direcror ond head of rhe Fine Arrs Deparr menr, hos o doughrer. Jennifer, who was o sophomore rhis posr year My dad doesn'r rreor me special, in focr. he's harder on me ond expeers more. srored Jennifer As weU os foculry having children here, we olso hod mony married couples working here or school John Sanders. English De parrmenr Head ond his wife Ju dirh Sanders. Ilrh grade gutd once counselor, worked side by side wirhin rhe same walls Ir's more rhan a convenience I like ro shore my feelings abour srudenrs. reaching, and my love for rhe classroom wirh someone who undersrands and wirh one who has hod rhe same experiences, commenred Mr Sanders Anorher couple or rhe high school wos Tom Lacquer, Bust ness Deparrmenr Head and his wife Sharon Locquer, Home Economics Deparrmenr Heod Since borh were deparrmenr heads, rhey spenr a lor of rime ar school rogerher Ir's very convenienr for us and olso economical Our jobs are exrremely differenr, bur rhe closeness is rhere because we shore in so much or school. commenred Mrs Locquer Even if you don't hove o parent or spouse at the high school, just remember teaching or learning is a tremendous experience when it is shared with someone special. — Susan Esslinger GIVING SOME ASSISTANCE. Assrsronr Pr«n apol Dr Essfcnger helps his doughrer Suson figure our her problem m Geomerry for on ossignmenr due rhor day A LITTLE GUIDANCE. English Deporrmenr Heod John Senders confers wirh h«s wife Judirh. Ilrh grode counselor, obour rhe new foreign exchange srudenr SHARING A MOMENT. During rheir second hour conference period the Lacquers hove lirrle rme ro chor os rhey ore busy grading popers for rher classes The IN Crowd 209 t r. Dados Grant - School ( ycbctogo: Mr Albert Green - Mmcr y Hgt , US Hsr 1 2A I2. •� jmon fVSo nors Club Advisor Mr. John Grygtel _ Oor to hduv E 3 1 ?. Shop Moth 6 OP M 1-2 Ed Hood; Mrs. Janice Honhborget - Hedth. OcfiK Commurtco too 1? Art 12. Food . 1 ? Mr Joe Hoy word — Inrro to Sc 2. Phyprj. 12. Mr Gory Hertmonsberger — Sooa SO 12: Mn. Patrick Kill - Base Moth 12 Gen Sd 11 C « -swr tr Ed 12 Mr. Del Hobough - SoocJ Sc 1' Mrs. Shirley Holbrook - Arne I- Too. 2 Cr- Ltf !2 Dr. Joon Hoskins — leornrvj O-yder Or Furxr w A. c HA • 2 Mr. Andrew Houpt - AO t. Dehovoroi Ovwckrv AuJ COOT. • vovty tx MtX Mrs. Josephine Mower, ton - U o r v) Doorder Or . Fwo:oj Er-. I Mr. Robert Hutst - Psytf . xjy Sacokgy Che : OuO Agvaot Mrs. Helen Jenkins - Library Mrs. Kim Johnston - Dear o' Students (A. Mr. Kevin Kone - Ue 50 12 Inrro to So 1 2. Soph footbal coach. Ayr wresting ccod Mn Undo Kane - VcvJ. y Adviser Eng 3-lA Mrs Shari Kaul� g - Span A '.ft 7 6. SpOOfih — French Cub Advac Mr Robert Koy - Atrw- Drect.y Mn. Jewell Kirk. Patrick - Do 34 1 Mn Sandy Koerner — Eog 3 4 Mrs Mirzl Krobbe - Alg :Prnc V rt 12 Mrs Shoron Lacquer _ Morre Er ix-xi Civh x. 12 34 Foods ‘ i Srglp. Tatorax Mr Thomos loquer - [xa Ed Head Das low 12. Acc i j Mrs Kelsey LaMar - Oovgn 1; ov. .g To«-h 1 2 4 Mr Gayle leCouni - IV-t neod. Ag 3A Trig A Ai, ■J — Trig 4 Mn Nancy lelhach - Sooa6c 1 2. Govt Mr. Frank Lestino - Symphry ; O n ‘oxor' -rch Srrofcog Smngr. Ovoctc . Mrs Jockie Lewis - Geo 12 P’oAv; 12 Comparer Sc 12. Mom Club Advisor Mn. Money Llnne — Vv Mr Perry Linne - Voc HO Shop Mvh, Dftx’pnnr RdOVi Mn Joyce Lopez - fuxxrvj V-zh 12 Ieanxrky Qsordo C j� Mrs Pornce Maurer - PreAJo 1 . Geo 1 2 Miss Por Menges - Hr j� r, Kds The Care AOwy Mn Mary Merzen _ Type., 12 ’y -ng 4 Dus M-jtr Mrs Darlene Miller — Eng . Actv Grrywn ' 6 Comp' Mr. Poul Mitlikln - Alg 3 - Tnq A Alg 12. Mn June Moll - Mrs Seno Nelson - Voc ar end Eng 12 amcr Low Amnr Its 12 Mn. Louise Nelms - lc«crn eg fWxvceCec.t. Ubrory Club Adv.w Mrs Louise Newlln - Arendonce CkvK Mn. Gomel Ninon -Vudenr Cowo Adv«� Mnoary 14 . Erx) 3 4 Dr� Ln 1. STUDY TIME. Mr Herrmonsberge' prepares his lesson plans for rhe week and corches up on his poper grad mg while he airends hts morning srudy hall 210 Reincarnated Reincarnated Mr Herrmonsberger, Mr Hobough. ond Mr Houpr Whar did rhese Three reachers hove in common? If you said each of rheir names begins wirh rhe lerrer H , you're wrong If you so id They each held o new reaching posirion or rhe high school rhis year, you're righr! In rhe spring of rhe '83 school year, eoch of rhese reachers was informed rhar due ro budger curs in rhe disrricr. rheir reaching posi rions would be eliminored Forru-narely, eoch one was able ro ob-rom a new reaching posirion or rhe high school The posirion of reacher's aide was very differenr from whar Mr Houpr was used ro He graded papers, rook orrendance, rurored srudenrs in need of exrra help, and ossisred rhe reachers Ir's differenr. ond I'm learning a tor. bur I don'r ger ro reoch much,' poinred our Mr Houpr I wenr rhrough rhe Danville School sysrem and felr I could pur somerhing back inro ir'' Afrer a hopeful search Mr Houpr acquired an English posirion or Easr Pork or rhe end of November. Teacher Gary Herrmonsberger was made aware of rhe available posirion of Social Science reocher Having raughr P E and Drivers Ed for 14 years, I find rhere is a rronsirion one hos ro moke P E ond Drivers Ed are some whar self morivared nor only by rhe sru-denr, bur also by rhe reocher,'' commenred Mr Herrmonsberger Mr Del Hobough ocquired a posirion rhar was new for him or Donville, bur nor new ro him in his career He rook rhe posirion of Social Science reocher Mr Hobough had roughr hisrory and govern-menr for nine years before com ing ro Donville He worked in Don ville ar rhe youth shelter where he dealr wirh expelled srudenrs in a resident clossroom He rhen rook rhe job os rruonr officer for rhe high school and held rhe posirion for rhree years I enjoy reaching, bur I felr my job os rruonr officer wos more im porronr They knew rhar someone cored if rhey were missing school or nor, explained Mr Hobough Wherever situation I'm in, wherher ir be clossroom or orher wise, os long os I’m involved wirh people I'll be happy. concluded Mr Hobough ’Anytime you hove budget cuts and layoff people you hurt your instructional program. The classes are larger this year, 28 or 29 students; before we had 22 or 23 in each class. Three teachers have been assigned to teach in areas other than their major field. Hopefully, we won't have to have any future budget cuts. — Principal Blaine Bonynge TUNED IN. Teachers aide Mr Houpr mom rors behovor for o research project of Mrs VonVicMe PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 322. Mr Hobough reminds hrs doss ro read ond study rhe next chapter m Sociol Science je for Tuesday The IN Crowd 211 Mr John Oliver - Voce? Vvp 1 2 Mrt Mory Oliver - Pro: Marr 12 ftc Amj 1? Miss Sheiks Pomh — Depr Heoc US Hrj 12. Covf. Setter CVa� Art-.-ivy Mrs Froncb Pino - Cafonmo Ve l� Mi Dove Reden bough - Aura bofc v 1 2 J4 Mi. Drod Reeley - On ' of lid Ed 1 ? Cwfc scribal coach Mrs. Alice Reynolds — AOJi 1 • living Er.v j irrw ••: Food, 12 Mrs Jon Reynolds - D.n '■Vx'w Ous CormYHirn.o 'o 12 Mis Jennie Rich -Cctovjr FVep Typng. Intro folk a 1 p«x. Typ-g 1 2 Mr. Dove Rregie - Alg 1 ? Miss Poulo Rogers -Pie A., , Mr Rich Rorh - O S. Hto 1 Mi Joseph Rortmonn - Gc� ' ' V cy M •' Coflege Mr. Rich Rush - Ou. V. . • Ps ora Keeprg. Co'vi't :-' £a Mi Rogei Sampson - 'tents (Sond (Vro McrrfWjlsyio Mrs Jomce Sondeis — E.sg 04 5. Cub Swlf AfStcc Mr John Sanders - Fog (Xy HpoO. Kjmo 12 Mrs. Judith Sanders - ttb grade Cauvdor Mr. Willlom Scholz - r Ed Cou Vjf Mi Rod Shafer - Ocv xx� A.v fcxrfo Coach. Eng Comp E'.j A Miss Vickie Shields - V. r-xind 12 Cocskifriei' Ea Typrvj 12 Jr Varyry Overload Advtior Mr Jomes Shmner — W y Ed •! So A..J Ir.xfc Cooe Mr Orion Skoog - Woods 12 Home- Am 12 Mrs. Moxel Slaughter - Vx Mrs. Connie Smith - -Vivd F oc.' tq T� g12 Mrs June Smith — C'AV , ' ■ a Mr Phillip Smith — Asy fnyipd Mr. Robert Srorh - Vc (? • ■� DE Octo Ptocesw. Ocn Moth DE Vx-’ Mrs Amondo Storhey — C-3f 12 M--rh 12 ' f-o 12 Mrs Robeiro Strebmg _ Tchef Monoger C arter Mr Month Tomimie - Son • 12 'JS.Hw 12. Mr Art Thomos - � v.- :r- P'o'mg 1Miss Jon 1 homos — Sc-Mr. John Totosso - 'V'O Moch 12 Mrs. Mabel Turner — Stv Mrs Jonlve Under wood — [•xV Into pwe Mis Claire VonVichle — S' .n i [wi- C«r.x� Eng . Moth, HeaPt Go.’ Amer iky Mr. Lorry Voot-hees — Ft«h Chi;- S«x V� CO'tet’tprvntr VtogChotalP Miss Money Wolser - lcc t«ng Docriet Cicwes Mrs Mickey Wolier - Sec Mrs Ruby Wosson — CCtfetcrig Vet hr- Miss Sherrie White - M«nn ; Irporrt V jOC-'Vs Mrs Emma Wood - Art- Hr.g .T«x r d Mi Joy Woodoid — Oc.-i' ut V S nrs‘M.7 Mis Mory Wright - khbd Nurse- Mis Mory York - vx 212 Absent from View Absent From View ww There's never o dull mo menr. remarked Mrs Louise Newlm in reference ro her job os orrendonce clerk or Danville High School I'm always so busy rhor rhe rime posses very quickly. Mrs Newlin hos held rhe job of orrendonce clerk for 15 years and hos really enjoyed oil of rhe work involved From 7 30 ro 4 00 Mrs Newlin is busy rrying ro keep rrock of each ond every srudenr's re cord or rhe high school She sons cords, rypes up unexcused lisrs on rhe compurer, ond mokes new cords for whomever may need rhem. When you ore absenr, skip ping, or ineligible, Mrs. Newlin knows ir Each doy is differenr There is always o differenr reacher needing o new cord, or cords ore disap pearing; I never know whor will come up nexr Mrs Newlin srorred her job rhe doy rhe srudenrs srorred rhe new school year The previous orrendonce derk was moving ond Mrs Newlin hod ro learn rhe rricks of rhe rrode very quickly. The lady before me showed me how ro run rhings, ond I jusr kind of wenr from there Some doys ir's hecric having ro collecr oil rhe cords ond keep records srroighr or rhe same rime, bur one rhing is for sure — I always ger my exerdse! She Is o very efficient hord-working individual who has a thankless job. Without her job the school would not function very smoothly economically os well os from on academic point of view. — Joe Rottmonn THE DREADED LIST. With much concenrra ron. Mrs Newlm punches m her msrrucnons for rhe computer in order ro receive rhe poor our of rhe unexcused absence ksr STUDENT ASSISTANT. Working side by side Mrs Newlm ond helper Jono Gariond file rhe morning's orrendonce cords, pre poring ro moke rhe unexcused list for rhe doy ATTENDING DUTIES. Making sure everything 6 m order, orendonce clerk Lou ise Newin rypes up o new cord for o sru denr on rhe key punch machine m rhe orrendonce office The IN Crowd a id cdSoal ood afternoon, how ore you feeling today? Oh, much better thank you. I understand your surgery went well. The doctor came in this morning and said I'm coming along just fine. I should be able to go home in one week. I can hardly wait! Well, you look better. Can I get you a glass of water or anything? Yes, please. A nice tall glass of water would surely hit the spot. Are you a new candystriper on this floor? Yes, I am. My name is Lori. Some flowers arrived for you today. I'll put them by your bed. Oh, my goodness! Aren't they beautiful. I wonder who sent them? They'll sure brighten up my day. Thank you. You're quite welcome. If there is anything else I can do for you, just let me know. I'll do that. It's nice to see a young person who cares so much. I'll be in tomorrow to check in on you. Have a good evening! Dye. . . . And that's a slice of Communiry life j { 9iii j Oxfords Dog it Hed yeah! Cool Our Men or Work Stadium coots Colorado (for skiing) Comping or Kldsopoo Europe Oe there or be square Jeon Jackets Stickpins Dondonos Goloshes De for real Disco music Duron Duron Kiss Check yo' lorer Sailor fashions Short leather or suede coots for girls Debby Donne Men wirhour hors Like I’m freaking out 214 Divider HELPING HANDS. Lori True delivers some flowers ro o s ck portenr or Sr Qzoberh Hosprol where she works ofrer school os o coodysrrper OUT and About 215 MAKING PLANS FOR FURTHER EDUCATION? Discover the opportunities available to you at Danville Area Community College • Co I leg Transfer Court Occupational Caraar Program • Academic Excellence • Economical • Convamant onoo DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE • 2000 Eait Main Street • Danville. IL 61832 BRIDE'S COTTAGE JOHNNY'S Good Luck! from: 21 E North Donvfe, IL 61832 Good Sports 4431579 Village Mall BIG AND TALL MENS CLOTHING Phone (21 7) 431 -1 680 Danville. IL 61 832 Signature Page Compliments Of: HENRY BIRELINE COMPANY. INC. HOOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 607 East Fairchild Street — P.O. Box 124 Danville, Illinois 61832 Community 216 f LENOVER WESTERN SPRITZ JEWELERS Quality Fathtom for Women and Children SALES jy jEL, doots g • Dnqo I H 401 N Gilbert Si rv 0 B Danville, lUlnon D OHQO 8 0 443-6S6S • Tony lama B 51 N Vermifcon Donvile. IL 4421500 f N v rrr,i,0n St'Mt ' 40-42 ft v� t StrH| Phone 442-0483 446 7346 AND SERVICE 806 Warrington GUTTERRIDCE 204 W. FAIRCHILD • DANVILLE, ILL. 61832 • Wedding And Speool Occasion Cokes • Porry Posreries • Fancy Cookies • Italian, Vienna And French Dread 1606 Georgetown Rd. Danville. 111. 61832 Owner - Michael Guiterridge Phone (217) 446 4S5S Boeckjcr-ffiuroui Snsurance Agendas 712 W. FAIRCHILD ST. - P.O. BOX 1008 DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61832 4460502 GOING OFF THEIR DIETS. Derree Dor den and Tommy Oliver reteh o delecroble. ye? forremng, lunch or Arnholr Oakery Discover the 7 DONflU KOt Area Tik'Eeiieve... 7ik 4dtceve! 615 East Voorhees Street Danville, Illinois Phone 446-8007 CASH and CARRY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 'mMoo utee W'ASvT Sunday 10 am to 2 p m urmia? mart Monday thru Friday 7 30 a.m. to 7 30 p m Saturday 8 a m to 5 p.m OUT ond About 217 218 Fun IN the Foil CHAUFFERS TEAMSTERS AND HELPERS R.R. 5 443-0356 Local Union No. 26 Bill Bounds, President 219 OUT and About Autumn Antics September Chilly fall oir, shorter days, o return to school And of course, the Little Vermillion Foil Festival ond o new Donville tradition with the September fesr A sure sign of foil's arrival was the aroma of delicious cookies, gooey cora-mel apples, ond homemade pies piercing the air When asked about their favorite booth or exhibit or the festival, students had many different onswers I liked the arts ond crafts, said Lisa Pratt, sophomore. There were certainly lots from which to choose People loved walking through rent after rent of homemade dolls, pillows, and af- ghans Old fashioned crafts, such as weaving, were placed side by side with modern flower arranging and gloss sculpting Entertainment at the festivals Life On The Outside'' rook many forms Adults enjoyed outdoor concerts while their children rook hoyrides or visited an authentic Indian teepee A dunk machine provided visitors with clean fun and sweet revenge the talent show “I loved the variety of food, especially the funnel cakes,” declared Senior Jeanette Powell Anyone with a sweet tooth marveled at the delicious spread of baked goods such as pies, cakes, and cookies. The wide variety of ethnic food ranged from egg rolls to spaghetti Specialities induded elephant ears, mini don urs, and caramel apples. Food, entertainment, and crafts. Pur them all together, and there you hove a great combination known os the Little Vermilion Fall Festival and Sepremberfesr FINALLY!! Afrer wo� rmg m o long line. Lon Do vis ond o porienr friend rake rher rurn on rhe ferns wheel DEFYING THE LAWS OF GRAVITY. Area children delghr in riding The swings RIDES GALORE. A ferns wheel. o gonr swing, ond other rides mode rhe Seprem Oerfesr o red rreot for these youngsters GARDEN CENTER 'nc. 1714 N. VERMILION ST. OAKVILLE. ILLINOIS Savings Plans • Investment Programs Home Mortgages Two Convenient Locations 2806 North Vermilion • 137 North Vermilion Careers Of Caring SCHOOL OF NURSING Since 1984 SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Lifetime Skills In High Demand With Freedom And Mobility Lakeview Means Caring LAKEVIEW MEDICAL CENTER Quality Inn £77ts tiHiJ cs m vr aA s fiiucf u u er tAc fas 400 N Vermilion Danville. IL 61832 (217) 443 1220 KELLER OIL CO. Danville Self Serve 901 N. Vermilion COLONIAL MANOR NURSING HOME Tilton Super K “OanvUte Atm'S Finest Nursing Homs” 1220 Cleary Ave. 20 Warrington Avsnus DsnviMs. MUnois McAsrd W. Meet BICYCLES for ALL Ages ... SALES and SERVICE 12 West Woodbury St Danville. IL 61832 (217) 442 3214 Community 220 A Four financial centers to meet all your banking needs. Think Second First! Second National Bank 27 North Vermilion Street Danville, Illinois 61832-0593 Phone (217) 431-6200 MEMBER FIRST MIDWEST BANCORP Member f.D.I.C. CHECKING IT OUT. k me Ed Llewellyn confers with Second No riorol Danks professional sovtngs counselor Jocque rtggeobofhom obour open xj checking ond sov mgs occounrs WNe surveying rhe (Afferent styles of checks. Ed gets oil of his money questions answered OUT ond About 221 222 Jke 3 id. intensions 2 Eosr Main Srreer 128 Towne Cenrer Donville, IL 61832 217 4010204 ON THE WAY UP. Keeping up w h rhe lotey 'NS” of foshon. models Deth Mason. Shoooon Direfcne. and Dobra Crocken display ll've newest ines of fashions n 3-Dimensons OFFICE SUPPLIES 6 EOUIPMENT - GIFTWARES - STATIONERY GREETING CARDS - PICTURES - LAMPS - BOOKS GAMES SCHOOL SUPPLIES ■ ART MATERIALS_______________ 'WoacI u'u 'A WOODBURY BOOK CO. 125 NORTH VERMILION ST. DANVILLE. ILLINOIS 61832 PHONE (217) 446-9158 C7A£ cjWanz luznt 214 E Third Tilton, IL 61832 Phone 4421238 Chr6 Roberrson Owner. Srytisr Hard Hot Areo Your Specialists in Sports Toys Since 1915 School 4 College 0 « 16 W Mo� fi90f D hv.t� l oa 6183? Ph0oe?in� «3W00 Retail Turn ’ J N V4� fTntojO Oen.ifet iur« s 61832 P1� - 2t? 4460614 Retail team 606 F Ctrc'-Ch� pagn ihncxs 61820 PNym2� 7 )96?69e Retail 6 Team VI? N Cur'.ngriain URWM 6 60i Phoo 2!T 384 2 31 JUMPING IN WITH DOTH FEET. Sreve Glue seorches for 'rhe perfecr shoe at Alexander's. DOWN IN THE DIRT. A Mel Pnce Conyruc ron worker rokes over ro flash rhe deonup ofrer o burfdmg «s deyroyed in rhe Donville oreo ADDED FACILITIES. Under monrhs of con yrucron. Lokeview Medcol Center re ceived o modern look. creormg new rooms ond kDbororones for cdded conve rnence Hard Hat Area NEW LOCATION. The relocation of rhe Mom Srreer ond rhe Verrrwfcon Street Eisner yores results m one newly conyrucred yore on the corner of FotfcNd ond Giberr Derour Men or Work Area un der consrrucrion These signs were seen around rhe oreo os Danville gor o new look This year rhe dry become rhe sire of o new medi um securiry prison, shopping moll, Etsner srore, os well os oddirions ro borh Sr Elizoberh and Lokeview Due ro o norionol recession, mony componies in Danville were forced ro lay off workers This lefr 16 6% of Vermilion Counry unem ployed Anorher facror was rhe loss of 3500 mdusrriol jobs since 1980 The office documenred rhe need for o change The consrrucrion of new buildings and expansion of exisring Life On The Outside ones appeared ro be rhe besr answer ro rhe depressing siruorion The new prison sire alone would provide 400 people wirh jobs Once people could ger bock ro work, more money would go inro srores in Danville The enrire dry economy would be srrengrhened ond everyone in Donville commu-niry ond surrounding areas would benefir. These new consrrucrions would also benefir high school srudenrs Many new jobs would be avail able ro oreo reenogers. This wos imporronr ro rhose who needed or warned o lirrle exrro change jingling around in rheir pockers OUT ond About 223 A “the Fhlmer Bank” Youff(ikettxe c6iffmna felmer American National Bank MAIN OFFICE 2 WEST MAIN STREET, PALMER BANK EAST 1035 EAST MAIN STREET DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61832, PHONE (217) 446-6450, MEMBER FDIC ACCURATE ACCOUNT. During his lunch hour. Milos Utlepotqe fills our rhe necessary inform© fio;'- tor wirhdrowing money SENIOR PORTRAITS ARE OUT and About of Donville... Keeping you since 1857 First National Dank of Danville One Towne Centre • 'West Mom or Wolnut • Foirchitd at Gilben • Donville R. 61602 • 217 442-0062 Member FDIC Stephen L. Wilson, D.D.S., P.C. Procrice Limired ro Orthodontics xvS0A • -- S £ VV KILE MACHINE AND TOOL R.R. 5 Danville, IL 61832 Phone (217) 446-8616 Owner — Albert Kile Office Hours Phone 442 5555 712 West Fairchild by Appointment Donville, Illinois 61832 In Turmoil 226 Turmoil SWINGIN' IT. Nor rom. ncx snow, nor cokj central Hinas days coo slop Eric Tngolen from copying oo ofrcrnooo or the park In I imagine yourself in rhis siruorion Dorh you and your spouse have been unemployed for over a year All hope was losr until, sever ol weeks ogo. you learned rhar rhe Danville School Board was con sidering selling Liberry Pork Know ing rhor selling of rhe park would lead ro on expansion of Village Moll and many new jobs, you whole hear redly supporred rhe School Board Now imagine rhis. You. your husband or wife, and your rwo small children live so dose ro Liber ry Park rhor your youngsters often go rhere ro play unattended If rhe School Board sells rhe park, nor only will your kids lose a place ro play, bur rhe next closest park is Life On The Outside across town You mrend ro do everything in your power ro stop rhe sale of rhe pork These were rhe opposing views in rhe Liberry Park controversy For many weeks. Danville cirizens locked horns in turmoil Parents in rhe Liberry Park area worried rhar nor only would rheir children lose a rerrific park, bur they mighr be in danger as a result of mall expon sion Ir wos a hord-foughr barrle Cirizens on both sides spoke ar School Board meetings, wrote letters ro rhe Commercial News, and did everything possible ro moke rheir views known In rhe end, rhe School Board chose ro sell Liberty Pork based on rhe belief rhor rhe decision would benefit rhe mojonry OUT and About 227 Best Wishes from INTERSTATE WATER CO. 322 N. Gilbert Danville, IL 217-446-0265 Congratulations, SeniorsI MERRIMAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT SALES and SERVICE 1201 East Main DANVILLE. IL 61832 SMITH FOOD SERVICES 400 Sager TVPEWRITERS CASH REGISTERS COMPUTERS 443-5757 COPIERS Community 228 CAR STEREO CENTER Ph. 448-2204 Hours Mon.-Fri. 8:00-5:00 Saturday 8:30-4:30 Corner ot North and Jackson MILLW00V FARM POPCORN HREHA PHOTOGRAPHY GROWERS PROCESSORS SINCE 1930 BEEBE'S MILLWOOD FARM Telephone 457 3293 Area Code 815 1236 N Wolnur CISSNA PARK, ILLINOIS 4428607 Complete Automotive Service Center Auto Transmission Auto Service 210-214 South St. Danville, IL 61832 442-5554 442-3382 Brakes • Tune Ups Alignment Major or Minor Work Nationwide, More People Prefer Pepsi Over Coca-Cola People All Across the Country Were Tested, and We Found that More People Prefer the Taste of Pepsi. We’re Not Asking You to Take Our Word for It, Or Anyone else’s. Just Try It Yourself. Take the Pepsi Challenge and Let Your Taste Decide. WETTING HIS WHISTLE. Asstsfonr Prinopol Phil Scmrh guzzles down o con of ice OUT and About First of Danville... Keeping you first... since 1857 First National Dank of Danville FDIC One Towne Centre • 'West Mom or Walnut • Fairchild at Glbett • Danville ll 61832 • 217-442-0361 IUOQUOIS FCDCRAL SAVINGS and loan association THE FRIENDLY PROFESSIONALS SINCE 1883 CLIFTON 175 E 4th (815) 694 2315 DANVILLE 619 N. Gilbert (217) 446 0184 H00PEST0N 511 S. Chicago (217) 283 5134 SHELDON FEDERAL (1 ‘V o' MoQuO't • edefji] 185 S. 4th (815) 429 3329 EQUAL HOUSING LENDER WATSEKA 201 E Cherry -815) 432 2476 ILky St S' MtMBCR FSOT fcw Wnp ifurti t $100,000 Community 230 MONEY TALKS. Masonic officers or Anchor Lodge No 980 prepore o budget for rhe upcoming ftscoi year BUSINESS AS USUAL. Led by rhe commonder of rhe American Legion Post 210 legonnowes discuss o pressing busines morrer In Service In your grade school years, were you involved in scouring? Perhaps ir was o rrodirion in your family ro orrend fireworks displays every July fourrh. If so, you probably come in conrocr with some civic or frorernol organization in Danville The American Legion and rhe Masons were ' Life on the OUTside two such organizations serving rhe Danville communiry The original purpose of rhe American Legion was ro aid veterans, widows, orphans, and orhers in need, bur they do much more Many students have grown up wirh legion ocriviries such os football, baseball, scouring, and rhe annual fourrh of July celebrorion complete wirh fireworks. Orhers compered wirh classmates in essay and orarorical conresrs Danville Masonic Lodges were also involved in communiry ocriviries. The Masons supported a burn hospital, raised money for crippled children, and established a blood donor program Masons and Shriners spent leisure rime ar rhe Gao Grorro located on Denmark Road The Grorro provided facilities for swimming, camping. and booring Everyone gor in on rhe fun or rhe fourrh of July picnic held rhere Helping rhose who could nor help themselves ond supplying enrerrainmenr for irs members were funcrions of Danville civic and frarernal organizations Community 231 0 Watch Repair Engraving Specializing In Quality Repair Omega, Rolex, Accutron And Tha New Quartz Tima Placet Certified BULOVA Quartz technician All Rapalrt Electronically Timed OFFICIAL DANVILLE DASHER CHARMS In Roysters DEALER Basement QUILLMAN’S 48 No. Vermilion St • Mall Ph.217-442-1156 Wm. Quillman Danville, IL 61832 The Now Printers . Ph. 431-0510 44 North Vermilion Danville, Illinois 61832 DANVILLE GRAPHIC AND COMMUNICATION Local 257 Danville, IL Qlo Pancake ouie State Route 1 — U.S. 136 3617 N. Vermillion Danville Illinois 61832 Open 6:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Daily 6:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Sundays Closed Monday TMVEPCAN, 3A INGS and loan association 714 NORTH VERMILION STREET, DANVILLE. ILLINOIS 6 1832 Area Code 2 17-442-0270- Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 LINCOLN LANES 107 W. Harrison 442-0861 Compliments of Quaker The Quaker Oats Company 1703 E Voorhees Danville. Illinois luckett’s itspoBar-c WASTE REMOVlTl? COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION SITE COLLECTION LIQUID WASTE HAULING - E.P.A. APPROVED COMPACTORS Lfl HOISTS ---- DANVILLE --- 4428139 P.O. BOX 663 • DANVILLE. ILL. A complete Cosmetic Center with You Especially in Mind Like a wide variety? We carry a large selection of cosmetics in many of your favorite, popular brands—everything from facial cleansers to nail colors for your total makeup W' care Want to try something new? we have all the up-to-the-minute beauty care products. Our trained cosmetician is ready to help you find the right products for your skin type Like a special fragrance? Our cosmetic center also includes a number of fragrances for men as well as women—all the favorites, plus exciting new scents Come in and ask our cosmetician to show you a few of them visit Our Greeting Card Department Browse through, and you will find greeting cards for every occasion and every type of person, to tell someone how much you care And, to make the gifts you give the prettiest they can be. we have a fine selection of wrapping paper, ribbons and bows 907 North Gilbert Danville, IL 61832 SS3SJJ J Community 233 ValCom Computer Center 3150 No Vermilion Danville, Illinois 61832 V Vlll.COM 217442-1126 Training, Service, Sales, Support Authorized IDM Personal Computer and Compaq Dealer 51?e DEI ll E ESTPURA| T 21 W North Danville, IL 61832 21 7 442-0685 Turner's Ace Hardware We're big enough to serve you and small enough to wont to. Family Restaurant 432 N. Gilbert Best Wishes Class Of '84 ■ 11 HYSTEIJ :i m Good Luck Class Of 84' 1921 E. Voorhees St. Danville, IL 61832 Compliments of The Stotion You Grew Up With 3 Tccpah Community TM 234 A DIG CHANGE. Suson odes Karo m changing sheers on o porienr s bed This 6 one of rhe mony jobs volunreer worl ers do ANSWERING THE CALL OF DUTY. Suson ond Koro Rogers phone rhe director of volunteers ro learn rhe next assign rrvenr Time for Others Volunreer work 6 inreresring because you ger ro meer a lor of new ond inreresring peo pie, ond you also leorn obour how a hospirol runs, srored Suson Poxron Life on the OUTside r f Volunreer work was done by srudenrs who were useful in rhe communiry These srudenrs ofren hod o love for rhe core of rhe elderly or rhe young. Coring for rhe elderly mokes you feel really good Jusr knowing rhor you've helped rhem mokes your day ond rheirs, said freshmon Carrie Condiff This volunreer work wos ofren done on rhe weekends which cur inro some of rheir free rime ond rheir social lives When you hove somerhing else ro do, like go ro o movie, you jusr forger ir ond go ro work You really don'r regrer ir. because volunreer work is fun Ir's o grear experience for everyone, affirmed Yvonne Honkola Volunreer work is for people rhor wanr ro help orhers or ro pursue a career in nursing Volunreering or Lokeview is easy because rhe people are easy ro ger along wirh Ir's really worrh your rime.” reaffirmed Kara Rogers. ON THE ROAD TO RECOVERY. 5uson Poxron escorts o por� enr ro o rheropy session or Lokeview Medical Center Sauciest Show iu Town took in tonight at Pizza Inn! GILBERT WILLIAMS PiZZaiiml THE WAY WE MAKE IT IS MAKING US FAMOUS. GILBERT AT WILLIAMS Putt-Putt Golf Gaines Advanced Electronic Gameroom ICE CREAM SHOPPE Jcomm unity it tastes better DANVILLE. ILLINOIS 61832 PHOTOGRAPH 217 442 055 4 PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY WOODLEY'S FOR FLOWERS 22 Quincy Danville, IL Pltona: 446-0812 437 Walnut St. Danville, IL 446-7580 Free Parking In Our New Lot cJle Sweet Shoppe 1203 E. Main Danville, Illinois 61832 Phone 442-2331 Congratulations, Seniors! ) DANVILLE PRIVATE TELEPHONE, CO., INC. rannnnn Photography By John 20 E. North Danville, IL 61832 JOHN MILEWSKI 409 ATWOOD AVENUE TILTON. ILLINOIS 6 1 032 BMsmaN YsdtlKXX CONR4NY Karen Martin - Quinkert Representative Community 237 911 North Vermilion 23 Eosr North 911 N. Vermilion Open 24 Hours KEVINS 909 Grant Street Danville. IL 61032 KEVIN SIMPKINS (217) 443-5780 CROMWELL SCHOOL OF DANCE Ballet, Tap, Acrobatics, Jazz, Special Adult Classes. OWNER HAIRDE SIGNER Wolford Pipes INSURANCE 923 N. Vermilion St. SEARCHING FOR THE RIGHT STYLE, x orr ro iv loppin wxJv Through the new .'me of O P ckyhes or rhe Sire Shop in 110 W. Woodbury Danville, Illinois 61832 Phone: 442-3117 Danville, Illinois 61832-0599 The VI ajC Moll Frye — Lee — Levi — Kennington 2917 N. Vermilion 442-0102 238 Just For Fun UP TO HIS EARS IN PAPERWORK. Mr Dovid Fields, ossis ronr supermrendenr of schools, plows rtvough sroclss of REACHING OUT TO TOUCH SOMEONE. Mr Fields confers redous Disrncr lid business with Mr Dd Honcfley. gifted program coordmaror A Real Pro He groduared from Danville High School in 1953 and was on All-Srorer in football He's very brighr ond ocodemicolly orienred . ..relored John Sonders. English Deporrmenr Head As o norive ond long rime residenr of Don ville, David L Fields. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, come into contact with many Danville residents including Mr Sonders His course to his present position began after high school os he orrended Eastern Illinois Uni versity in Charleston At Eosrern he nnojored in history with minors in zoology ond English Groduotmg from Eosrern in 1960 with both his bachelor and master degrees in education, he returned to Danville and joined the reaching staff or North Ridge Junior High for two years, and then returned to DHS in 1964 to reach in the sociol science deporrmenr until his appoint menr to the Deon of Boys in 1969 Since then Mr Fields has served os the Title I director. Principal of Northeast Elementary School ond East Pork Junior High His most recent appoint menr was os Assistant Superintendent of Schools m 1983 “I consider my experiences os Deon of Boys Life On the OUTside or Donville High School, during the 1960's, the most challenging experience I hove hod lead ing to the Assistant Sup ermrendency My experiences os Deon of Boys led me to a greater appreciation of teachers, parents, and sru dents,” stored Fields Director of the Louro Lee Fellowship House, Chairman of the Danville Housing Authority Board of Directors, member of the boards of both the Donville Civic Center ond ‘ 'Keep Danville Cleon” Committee, os well os o member of the Trustee Board of the Allen Chapel A M E. Church were some of the numerous civic organization boards he had served on Fields is the recipient of the Donville Joycees Distinguished Citizen Award, 1969, Outstanding Young Mon of America, 1970, Educator of the Year, 1982; and the Humon Relations Award, 1983, for contributions to inter-group relations. ”1 am committed to the improvement of the Donville community This commitment towards community improvement comes from a will ingness on the port of its citizens to nor only recognize pxoblems ond needs, bur to become involved in oddressing those needs on oil levels,” concluded Fields. Community GuLl J PHARMACIES Pharmacists Since 1846 Insurance Advisors Since 1860 320 VERMILION, DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61832 J T GULICK. RPh 912 Vermilion Sr Donville, Illinois 61832 Ph 442 0121 BREWER ROAD PHONE, Ji 4 2'33 0 Make it NAPA BRAND new! IFCO Auto Supply 122 N. Gilbert Danville. IL 61832 Phone 446 9067 111 W. Grant Danville, IL 61832 Telephone 443-0172 Zh COMPANY 206 South Street Danville, Illinois 61832 (217) 443 3452 Electrical • Light Fixtures Heating b Cooling Contractor Community 240 443-6242 FAIRCHILD REAL ESTATE PETERSON PURITAN, INC. WORLDWIDE 207 W. Fairchild Danville, IL 61832 Compliments Of: E.B. Collins Co. Auto Parts And Supplies 214 N. Main Danville, IL 61832 Hegeler Lane Danville, Illinois 442-1400 Hans Tae Kwon Do ACADEMY KOREAN MARTIAL ARTS TAE KWON DO Builds physical fitness and mental confidence thru self defense skills Open 6 days a week(except Sunday) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Mr Han. Min Kyo 7th Degree Black Belt 442-2764 MARTIAL ARTS SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT 823 N WALNUT DANVILLE Koerner electric motors, inc. Decatur. III. 1-217-8 7S3303 Lafayette, Ind. 1-317-447-7851 Danville. III. 1-217-431-2800 Njt'tr 24 HOUR SERVICE 440 2847 ROBERT BLACK HEATING-COOLING CONTRACTORS 410 W FAIRCHILD STREET • DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61832 PHONE (217) 442 1440 AUTOMATIC ENGINEERING CO. SUNSHINE II PRODUCTIONS LTD. “Danville's SummerTime DinnerThearre Harrison Park Clubhouse June 29 July 7 Jufy 27 Aug 4 Community 241 BUSINESS PATRONS Bonk of Donville Bob's Motor Shop Bo's Ploce Corol's Posto ’n' Stuff Cedar Hill Orchord Curtis Mathis Home Entertainment Center Flowers from Camelot Lakeshore National Bank (member F.D.I.C.) Linne Machine Company, Inc. Mag's Wear Haus McDowell Construction Company Midas Muffler Shops Simon Shoe Service The Country Store United Brokers YMCA FACULTY AND PARENT PATRONS Mr. Ed Bell The Dave Fields Family The Fogleman Family Have a transcendental day!” (guess who?!) Stephen C. Kane (alias Stevie”) Mrs. Shari Kaulig Mrs. Jewell Kirkpatrick Mr. Gayle LeCount Mrs. Louise Nelms Mrs. J. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sollers Speech Club - Coach Jan Appuhn Mr. Joy Woodard Community SIMPLY DASHING. The DonviHe Dashers vs rhe Springfield Kings' gome got underway as the two forwards foced off The Dashers skated to a 3 2 vicrory Fun Spots As srudenrs made ir Through rhe pressures of o week of chemisrry, calculus, ond American Hisrory, rhey also looked forward ro rhe week end nighrs ond rhe fun rimes afforded ro re lieve rhe Tension of rhe doily grind Life on fhe OUTside Enrerrommenr in rhe dry of Donville ronged from sporrmg evenrs, such os high school foor boll ond boskerball ond semi professional hock ey ro ocriviries or rhe Civic Cenrer — like public ice skoring ond concerrs There reolly ore o lor of rhmgs ro do in rhis ciry. Fromjusr going ro rhe moll or going ro some of rhe Red Mask ploys, you con always find somerhing ro do, srored sophomore Kelli Esrepp Along wirh sporrs. skaring lore mro rhe nighr. going ro pomes, ond going ro rhe molls were orher sources of enrerroinmenr for rhe high school srudenrs There ore always o lor of people on rhe moll In rhe arcade, or in rhe movie rheorers, rhere will always be srudenrs up rhere ro hove some fun wirh, boosred sophomore Scorr Geyer Having fun wos rhe name of rhe gome for srudenrs, ond relieving pressures of school ond home wos rhe purpose behind seeking enrer rommenr ROLLING TO THE BEAT. With the wools's pressures behind them. Senior Tm McxAon ond Sophomore Kristy Drown venture to Ifcni Slsotelond for a little rest ond relaxation with friends Community 243 A Cut Above 36-09 A Feel for the Guild 24. 25 A Look Within 2-7 A Noteoble Group 154 AV Club 146-149 Abbed, Nejta 180 Abborr. Kelly 162 Abbott, Regxsa 155. 188 Abemorhy. Poul 189 Abney. Goo 180. 188 Abrom. Fronk 104 108. 09. 123 180. 188 Abram. Tm 104. 157. 198 Absent from View 212-213 Academics 54-63 Ace Strokers 112 ' Aches ond Polns 92 Aeon. m 116. 155. 180. 188 Ada Em y 198 Adorns. Corey 188 Abvsson. Robert 198 Advertisements 214-243 Ady. 04 100. 116 188 196 AFS 132. 133 Alcorn. GeroW 198 Alcorn. Todd 112, 113 Aldridge. Shety 198 Alexander Scort 17. 30. 33. 48. 80. 146 147. 155. 188 Alexanders 222 All Washed Up 168 Allen. Danny 198 Allen. Cliff 180, 188 Alen. Suzetre 188 Alison. Km 180. 188 Alpers Dovxj 155. 180 188 Alpers Jube 155. 188 Alpers. Rondy 117 Alpers. Srephame American Legion 231 Americon Savings ond Loon 232 Ammermonn. Dovxj 24. 26. 45. 135. 147. 151. 162 164 A morn A no 30. 63. 155. 188 Amos Dems 198 Anderson. Mrs Aloyne 208 Anders. Dorr 63. 99, 188 Anders Dreir 123 Anders Donny 135. 198 Anderson Mrs Aloyne 208. 246 Anderson Er 125. 162 Anderson Jeff 198 Anderson John 162 Anderson Kakm 133 198 200 Anderson Km 52 Anderson Undo 198, 200 Anderson. Michele 133. 188 Andng Dionne 139 Andng M he� e 180 188 Andrews Jock 162 Andrews Jennifer 157. 198 Andrews Kris 139 162. 175 Andrews. Scorr 10 99 188 Angeto. R ky 157 Anglen Ricky 198 Anglo Debbe 26 151. 180 188 Anglo. Keith 86. 180 188 Anglo, Liso 198 An Outgrowth of Spirit 64-125 Appiegore Todd 188 Appchn Mrs Jan 148 208 242 Archer. Denms 116 Archer. Jeff 86. 123. 149. 162 Armstrong. Chris 198 Arnholt Bakery 217 Arnhoir. Gerald 198 Askom Ora 38. 50. 60 145. 151. 162. 179 Atkinson. Sherrie 188 Ausrn, Roberto 198 Autor. Jeff O. 131. 135. 155. 180. 250 Autumn Antics 218. 219 A.V. Club 146. 149 Ave. Gmo 159. 198 Oochmon. Todd 66 162 Doc on, Greg 188 Doley. Tom 139. 162 Dorfey. Yulondo 22. 188 Dory. LiSO 180 Doker. Joson 89. 157 198 Oaker Uso 159 198 Doker. Tommy 180 Doker Tyrone 151 Ooldwin. Lao 198 Doidwin Tommy 198 Doles. Don 47. 188 Dond. Concert 155 Dond. Freshmon. Dross. Woodwind 156. 157 Bond. Jozz 157 Bond. Symphonic 155 Bonding Together 12. 13 Bonk of Donvllle - 242 Donkheod. Oeovon 198 Oonkheod. Trmo Oonnon. Dona 160 Barber. Mr Dave 35. 208 Dor bar. Pom 188 Doraoft. Joe 131. 133. 162 Dor croft, John 133. 198 Borker. Mr John 208 Domes. Jerry 188 Oarnes. Rond 134 152. 153 162 Domes. Scorr 180 Darnerre. Km 198 Oarr. Down 45. 131. 151. 159. 162 Dorr, Done 155. 188 Borrert. Michele 188 Oorrlow Km 198 Bose boll 116. 117 Dotes. Jm 86 101 124. 125 142 143. 148 Oar tie of Dutrerftes 26. 27 Ooumet. Jon 88 92. 163 177 Ooxrer. Tonus 188 Doytes Cheryl 208 Ooys. Jennie 188 Boys Scott 21 Oeon Sue 97. 158, 159. 198 Oeord Judy 198 Oeasley Charles 188 Oeosiey Jeff 157 198 Oeosley Morva 198 Oeosiey Rodney 198 Oeebe Domeie 3. 38 39 89 131. 151. 153. 163 250 Oeebe. Mr Jamas 24. 135. 208 Beebe Millwood Form 229 Oeebe Steve y08 134. 135. 155 197 Oooson Davd 198 Oe t Ed 198 0e i. Tom 188 Dc4 Ed 39 79 208 242 Oel. Money 163 Del. Robn 120. 131. 139, 163, 250 Del. Steve 188 Be on. Jenny 135. 198 Bender. LuAnn 198, 203 Oenke, Dob Dannerr. Michele 198 Denson. Joe 188 Oeresfcxd. Lon 143 Derg Anne 111. 133. 159. 188. 192 Oernordi. Don 188 Oernordi. Joe 180 Derry. D4 86. 163 Derry's Garden Center 220 Desse, Srosi 198 Oibb. Veromco 91. 180 Dig 12 Champs 66 Orelne Duz 33. 37. 99 157. 198. 216 CVeiine Robbx? 19 86. 89 112, 114. 131. 136, 188 Drefme Shannon 12 38. 142. 145 151. 163. 176, 177. 179. 222, 180 0 ky. Lorndo 42. 133. 135. 159. 180 Orfky Shenno 42. 133. 180 Drky. Mr Steve 32. 99. 208 Diock. Debbie 159. 188 DJock. LesJi 91 Diock. Rob 35. 188 250 Okxk. Shely 135, 188 Dlackie's Automatic Engineering Co. 241 Dknden Mr Ed 208 Otonden, Mr Erme 83 Blonder. Lauro 157 Oionden. Tereso 198 Dleovens. Lon 96. 97. 180 Diock. Leiso 163 Diock. Sheta 180 Blue. Steve 20. 154. 155. 157. 222 Oly, Gory 50. 51. 53 Oeon. Rob 45. 189 Bob s Motor Shop 242 Bo s Place 242 Oogard. Drod 198 Dogort Mrs Mo e 208 Doggs Anne 24 25. 26. 135. 151. 180 Ooggs. Tony 53 Doggs V ki 97, 133, 135. 150. 159 198, 199 Oddeo. Poulo 145 163 169 Dokon Momco 76. 138. 139 163. 165 Dond. Scot 98. 99. 148, 163. 179 Oonebrghr. Sheoe 52 Bonynge Mr Dtarx? 35. 208 Oooe. John 198 Dooe. Tereso 180 Oooklng It 56. 57 Bookworms 148 Dor gw old. Todd 144 163 Dory. Steve 198 Oosnc Michele ill. 155, 180 186 Ooywck Por 155. 189 Doran wad 101 163 Dorr Miss Joome 208 Oort Harold Mr 208 249 Dorr Mery 159 Dorr Tno 180 Dounds Mki 198 Bowing Doth 91 06 189 Doyd. Demse 180 Boys Tennis 24. 125 Boys Trock 122. 123 Orodford. Becky 180 Drodfeid. Tm 198 Drodey Lynda 198 Oramn Louro 16. 131. 145. 163 Droln Power 128 Orondenberg. Debbe 151. 163 Drondon Angie 198 Drondon Dnan 198 Drondon Hope 198 Orondy. Ronald 180 Drondy. Steve 127 134 135 180 186 Dronmn. Randy 198 Dronr, Mark 189 198 Orozelon, Rhondo 159 Oreyfogle Soro 198 Brides' Cortoge 216 Orggs Chra 189 Dnggs, i erase 91. 131, 133. 189 250 Orghom. Enc 123 Drghorn Marcus 89 Dorr. Arvo 189 Broody Dole 164 DrookS, Aprl 145. 198 Brooks. Bobby 86. 122. 123, 180 Brooks. Mr Garold 208 Drooks. Korea 139. 145. 153 198 Drooks. Km 198 Brothers Por 180 Or own. Dob 180 Drown. Demse 189 Drown. Doug 40 86 93. 142. 143 164 Drown. Jorme 198 Drown. Jonerro 180 Drown. Kevn 198 Drown, Krary 189. 243 Drown. Mark 108 Or own. Mike 198 Drown. Robert 180 Drown. Rolando 180 Drown. Sherry 189 Drown. Zoeiner 86 Drowning. Mori. 17. 131 180. 250 Druns, John 89, 09 123. 189 Dr yon. Condy 189 Dryonr. Chod 198 Dryonr. Greg 189 Dryonr. Jeff 125. 164 Dryonr, Lndo 139. 189 Dryonr. Mark 180. 198 Dryonr. Shawno 198 Dryonr. Sherry 189 Dryonr. Srocey 198 Dryonr. Terri 153. 164 Dryonr. Trocy 189 Dudnovch. Debbe 199 Dudnovich. Joe 09 189 Bud s Cor Stereo 229 Duford. Jeff 180 Bufcxk. Drendo 180 Dulock. Louro 155 189 Du lock Lao 143, 145 189 Duntmg. Corto 164 Ounyord Mas Mory 90 91. 106 121. 208 Burger Rebecca 199 Ourgoyne Lyn 180 Burke. Don 89. 189 Durow Chris 99. 189 Dorns Sherre 180 Burris Angelo 199 Durra. Jorme 189 Durra. Jm 199 Ourra. Phi 199 Durron Amy 91. 121 143. 189 Durron Kevn 164 Durron. Lb. 180 250 Durron. Scott 18, 86 92. 118 143 164 Dusby. Km O. 36. 131. 133. 164, 250 Dutikos. Mr D4 36. 60 208 Outlet. Job 111. 199 Outlet Lmdo 58. 135. 159. 199 204 Outlet. Lbi 3. 39 48 131. 164 Dor let Meisso 164 Dyfe Dock 244 Ourler. Teresa 160 Dyeriy. PoUo 75. 91. 103. 160 Dyerty Trocey 180 Dyers, Cndy 159. 189 Dyte Dock 244 Codmoa Joe 189 Codmon, M eai 189 Cah4 David 180 CaBoway, Mick 169 CcWowoy. Mke 89 CaBoway. Renee 139 145. 199 Cdverr. Jeff 164 Colvin. Scon 180 CompbeB Angie 61. 198 CompbeB. Colleen 199 Campbell. David 199 Campbell. Pom 180 CompbeB. Par 180 CompbeB. Lndo 189 CompbeB. Pot 109 CompbeB. Sharon 164 169 Cancido. Chns 146. 153. 156. 157. 199 Conron. Steve 99. 116 131. 180 Comon Tony 164 Connon-Cochron Inc. 240 Corey. Mrs Johnnie 35. 108 Carlson. Bryon 21. 64 131, 149 164 Corhon. Mr Pool 56, 132. 133, 208 246 Cord s Posto n Stuff 242 Carpenter. Abbie 180 Corpenter Troy 101. 180 CorreB. Erfco 189 Corrigan. Trocy 189 Corter. Anthony 104 Correr. Michelle 120. 151. 165 Carter. SheBy 133 157. 199 Correr. T.m 189 Corter Verna 199 Correr Vickie 106, 165. 206 Corbens Arnold 165 Cory LiSO 180 Cossidy Terry 189 Cast lemon. Carol 12. 32. 74. 153. 155. 165 CoudiB. Dll 165 Cedar Hill Orchord 242 Celebration in Motion 30 Cerne Phllp 180 Chambers. Mrs Mary 58. 60 68. 162. 208 Chapman MoBy 22. 33. 41. 145. 165 Chopmon Regg«? 4 18 20. 27, 104 114. 123. 133 142. 143. 189 Chose Mr Burton 64. 208 Choudon Chris 189 Chauffers. Teomsters 2i8 Choviro. Pedro 199 Cheerleaders 144 Cheesemon. Brian 89. 199 Cheeseman. Derws 189 Cheesemon. Michelle 199 Chenowerh. Tommy 91 106 199 Cheuvronr. Dona 180 Choir 150. 151 Choir-Alto Doritones 51 Christensen Jule 199 Chrsnan. Julie 180 Christiansen. Dona 91. 189 Christy. R k 99, 199 Grosuoto. RoUe 199 Clapp. Steve 50 52. 117 Clark. Dona Dess 2. 131. 145. 165. 250 Oork. Gen 199 Oork Michelle 14. 26. 145. 180 Oork. Richard 116, 141 189 Class Officers 142 Closs Representatives 143 Ctouson. Dona 135. 151. 189 Oouscn, Dorae 199 Oemens Mrs Mabel 208 Clemmons Mchele 199 Clemmons. Robin 199 Cleveland. Dana 139, 199 Cleveland Valerie 155 159 189 Clifton. Chris 165 Ckfron Robn 153, 189 Closing 254. 255. 256 Coon. Mr Henry 60. 86. 208 Coberty. Jennifer 33. 135. 153. 189 Coe. Dry on 94 123. 180 Coe. Karen 199 Coff moo Denise 189 Colby, Down 189 Cotoy. Robert 86. 131 150, 151 170. 171 Cole, Andenette 159. 180 Cole. B e 180 Cole, Conne 199 Cole. Eva 199 Colemon. JoAnn 199 Colemon. Mono 159, 189 Colleen Mike 157. 199 Colber Mike 86. 102. 180 Collier M heBe 90. 91. 106. 107. 180 Colins. Down 135. 165 Colins Rick 116 189 CoBom. Amy 199 Colonlol Monor 220 Colophon 253 Communications 134 Community 214-243 Companions 44. 45 Computer Wizards 140 Condor. AMs PoUo 208 Condiff. Carrie 199. 235 CooneBy. Jerry 89 104 200 Conner. David 6 Conner. Jeff 123. 180 Conner. Myles 89 Conremporoires 18. 151 Cook. Mark 189 Cook. Crystal 200 Cook. Mory 165 Cooke, Lynn 181 Coon. Detvse 200 Coonse. Linda 189 Cooper. Delndo 159 Cooper. Dnon 181 Cooper. Jockie 200 Cooper. Jeff 200 Cope. Ed 181 Cope. Lorry 181 Cope. Trocy 200 Coppel. Shonnon 86. 109, 117. 118 Cornel Jerry 62. 63 Corrapassi. Dome! 200 Coyelo. Mke 165 Corner John 144 155 Cottle Jom 189 Cottrell. Andre 23 Cottrell Brent 100 116 117. 181 Corron. Sonya 139 Couru. Ernest 181 Cowden Derek 89 Cowden Von 105. 122. 123 Cowen Derrick 189 Cox. Debro 200 Cox. Shown 43 104. 116. 151 189 COMPUTING IDEAS. Senior David Shook browses through the compurer mogo ztnes or rhe Book Market m the Village MoB Possessing o wide voriery of choices, the store's mogozines feature new programs, new software products, software reviews, and ads Byte Back Even though 1982 was rhe year of rhe compurer, 1983 showed o dromoric increase in compurer soles. While rhe price of o personal compurer for rhe home dropped ro under 50 dollars, rhe number of compurer users soared ro new oil rime highs. Local reroilers reporred soles os high os 750 for rhe 1983 Chrisrmos season Neverrheless, rhe people buying compurers were nor jusr ploying sophisricored video gomes ony more When we firsr gor our compurer irs inren-rions were for my forher's business, bur I hove more or less raken ir over for my own uses, srored sophomore Jock Giddmg However, srudenrs were nor rhe only ones who were learning abour compurers. Many Danville High reochers rook courses in compurer science I don’r see how anyone con af- ford nor ro learn abour compurers There ore so many co-reers available in rhe field, explained Algebra-Trig reocher Mr. Gayle Lecounr, Compurers ore very inrriguing roots ro work wirh. Now, more and more ofren srudenrs ran inro or mer wirh compurers. The orrendonce records were now kepr wirh rhe aid of punch cords. Even rhe reporr cords and eligibility logs were generated wirh rhe compurer. In order ro Keep up ro por . Medley sroffers even used o school compurer ro index rhe entire yearbook wirh speed and accuracy. Are compurers jusr o fod, or ore then going ro be o porr of our lives from now on? For these answers we should jusr wait ... or we could ask rhe compurer INdex 245 Teachers' Pets Sam, Derr, Morgan, and Pepe all teachers' pers, bur nor in rhe usual sense. Literally, rhese WERE Teachers' pers — animals, nor srudenrs. Sam and Derr, rwo albino gerbils, belonged ro Miss Sherri White, hearing impaired in-srrucror. Companions of hers for seven months, rhe rwo fur ry friends were difficult for her ro rell oporr or first One day, as she arrempred ro pick up Derr, Miss Whire accidentally pulled off rhe end of his roil. No longer was there any doubt as ro rhe identity of each!! Morgan, a 28 year old pink dog, has been a constant companion to English teacher Mrs Aloyne Anderson Together, Morgan ond Mrs Anderson have experienced rhe traumas of life When undergoing eye surgery as a child, Mrs. Ander son wos accompanied by Mor- ____________________________________ gan. As she ventured into rhe operaring room, endured anesthesia, and had her eyes ban daged, Morgan lay righr rhere beside her, alto wing rhe same things ro be done ro him Providing additional companionship for Mr Paul Carlson, foreign language insrrucror, was a fme feathered friend — Pepe rhe parrot Pepe pro vided Mr Carlson wirh many unusual ond entertaining antics. In rhe morning, as Mr. Carlson gor reody ro leave for school, Pepe went wild rrying ro get his attention. As Mr Carlson did rhe vacuuming, Pepe's eyes dialored os he attempted ro outdo rhe notse mode by rhe cleaning machine. Down through rhe ages, teachers have always hod pers. However, sometimes reachers' pers are nor found in rhe classroom Cox. Ridsie 200 Cramer Todd 181 Grondol. Okind 86. 109 181 Crone. Km 181 Crawford. Mark 117 Crawford. Mott 86. 116. 181 Crawford. Mr Wayne 68. 131. 208 Goycroft. Terra 181 Geek. Corhy 35. 133. 159 189 Geek. Cnsn 133. 200 Creighton. Mork 100 101. 165 Creighton Mke 10 22 23. 99. 133. 181 Crider. Anrhony 200 Crtss. Erie 89 200 Gockerr. Oorry 181 188 Crockerr. Dobro 131 144 145 165 222. 250 Crockerr. Dovd 104. 200 CronWve. Deborah 181 Crosby. Sreve 165 Crose. Drendo 68 131. 145 166 Goss. Alan 189 Cross Country 94. 95 Goss. Larry 89 157 Crouch. Grny 189 Crowder. Christne 200 Crowder Charles 88. 89. 189 Cudney. Elvio 189 Culp. Tomera 189 Culture Seekers 132 Cundff. Teresa 166 Cunnnghom, Orod 11 21. 34. 63. 133 166 Cunmnghom. Carman 106. 142, 200 Cunmnghom. Dovid 26, 104. 105. 114. 188. 189 Cunningham. Derrick 117 Cunningham. Gayle 166 Cunningham. Jock 89. 188. 189 Cunningham. Julie 49. 135. 159 200. 250 Cunmnghom, Larry 200 Cunmnghom, Mche«e 166 Cunmnghom. Mke 66 166 Cunmnghom Phoro 338 Cunningham, Terry 153 Currier, Dona 61 116. 181 Curry. Geg 189 Curry, Melissa 189 Curtis Mothis 242 Dabney. Shoy 181 DACC 216 Dole Jona 12. 75 146. 155. 166 Dole Mork 57 Dandrdge Joe 89. 200 Danville Grophic 232 Donville Private Telephone 237 Darden Derree 120, 139. 217 Darnel, Soroh 106 120 181 Dorner. Liso 200 Daugherry. Mrs Alee 34 208 Dougherty. Arthur 17. 208 Dovis. Anthony 89 104 190 Davis, 04 166 Dovis. Deborah 166 Dovis, Doug 45. 200 Dovis, Gory 166 Dovis. Jomie 190 Dovis. Jeff 109. 190 Dovis Joe 79 116. 155. 157. 190 Dovis. Lon 26. 38 135 151 181 219 Dovis. Mark 86 Dovis. Mise 80 153. 200 Dovis Over 190 Dovis, Randy 89 190 Dovis. Richord 200 Dovis. Robert 166 Dovis. Shoron 200 Dows. Shown 200 Dows. Terry 200 Dows. Tim 200 Dows. Trocey 181 Dow kins John 20. 99. 181 Day. ftonme 151 155. 157. 181 Doy. Tcmnme 200 Deon Mecqm 190 Deorley Alon 155, 157 166 Decker. Lome 190 Decker. Stocey 190 Defebough Kip 181 Dehoss Debra 166 Deigodo, Jovirtrrodo 200 Demoss. Roger 89 200 Denney. Andrea 133. 143. 181 Denney. Dovid 77. 78. 200 Denzer Dory I 36. 166 Deprorr. Tom 89. 200 Demote. Tim 181 Derrickson, Tiffany 166 DeToye. Julie 190 Devore. Jomes 190 Devoss. Lauro 157. 200 DiDonoventuro Mork 181 DiCken. Aft Mork 102. 104 Dierlvng. Mr R h 35 123 208 Dieu Lorry 2 117 Dieu Penny 200 D on, Deonno 190 Dirlss. Kothy 159 201 The Dlsengogement 52. 53 Doan. Morgie 133. 190 Doan. Moronne 190 Doan, Morsha 166 Dobbies. AAise 66. 201 Dobbies Mr WHiom 208 Dodd. Keiy 97 Doefcner. Chris 80. 108 160 Doggetr. Gndo 69. 121. 133 190 Dokey. Derh 51. 68 130. 131 145 166 Dokey. Cyntha 106 201 Dokey, Doug 166 Dokey. Mike 21. 117 166 Dokey Mrs Pat 208 DoJbee Down 201 Dombrowski Deon 125. 166 Donaldson Jomes 89. 190 Donaldson Mcheile 120 Donaldson Monco 75 Dossey John 117 Douglos. Yotondo 190 Dowers. Mr Rich 117 119. 208 Downing. Croig 190 Downing. Km 38. 147 151. 155. 166 Downing. Mike 201 Drejewski Walter 190 Drews, Troy 190 Dnski Oeth 133. 190 Driver. T C 86 Duchene. Carlo 166 Duckett's Disposal 233 Duckworth. May 201 Duesrerhoft. Teresa 190 Dufour, LeAnno 190 Dugte Jennifer 32 153. 190. 208 209 Teachers' Pets 246 Dugie. M' ion 12. 27 208 Dmsman. Dorn 201 Duokley Holy 190 Dnworrh, Karen 166 Dyor Jeff 157 201 Dyer Chuck 69 86. 89 104 114 115. 116 190 Dyer. Ken 27, 65. 99 104. 157. 199. 201 Dynomic Changes in the 80 s 170. 171 Eods. George 166 EoWe Mr Jofn 122. 120, 208 Eorl Mernr 6 32 143 144 145. 166 Ease 118. 119 Eovon Juke 131 Eosy Aid 118 Eoton. Ke y 201 E.D. Collins Co. 241 Eberfe Dobby 190 Echols Dovid 86 Edmsron. Srocey 190 Edmond. Pom 166 Edmonds Rex 86 166 Edwards. Amy 159 201 Edwcrds. Chns 166 Eels, Tory 201 E hhorn. Cosey 155, 190 Ecken. Doth 81 133. 143. 155, 181 E ken. Lynn 18. 62. 63. 133, 143 155 190 Eisenhooer Mrs Jeonne 83 Efcor. Doon 201 Ehorr. Suzome 49 190 Efcort. Troo 157. 201 Engel Melon 149. 190 Esshnger Dr Carl 35 208 Essinger Suson 111 133 135 143, 159. 190 209 Eyepp Croig 52 Eyepp Ke4i 30 97. 190. 243 Eyes Mrs Undo 208 Evons. Anje 201 Ewng, Mchoei 190 Foculty ond Staff 208-213 ForCh4d. Mrs Marine 208 Fairchild Real Estote 241 Famous Recipe 236 Forcus Mon 34 Former Kns 136, 144. 145 148 253 Fornsworrh Mche e 48. 200. 201 Forren. James 155 190 Fashion 217 Forhouer. Den 57. 201 Federmon. Mark 190 Federmeer. Mr Cliff 208 Feger. Donna 190 Felix Erik 7. 20. 86 Fennefl Lor ole 190 Ferrel. Mr Dole 208 Fidelity Savings 220 Fields. Mr David 83. 239 Feds. John 92. 124 IX. 131. 136. 145. 250 Final Outcome 254-256 Fnch. Trommel 86. 102, 114 Fniey David 77. 78. 201 Frebough. Jeonne 201 Fry, Kent 123 First Notional Donk 230 Fitzsmmons. Mr Don 208 Flaherty. Deems 201 Floherry Jeme 14 15. 22, 145 Floherty. Jc e 81 Fleming. Km 201 Fleming, Teresa 145 Flowers from Cometof 242 Foehrer M hoei 190 Foglemon. Mrs Dotsy 96 208 Foglemon. Mr John 86. 88. 89. 208 Foglemon. Km 97 Football 89 Football — Sophomore 88 Football - Freshmon 88 Football - JV 88 Football — Vorsity 88 Foote. Anthony 159. 190 Forebeck Pomelo 159 201 Foremen Vicki 201 Forman, Terry 201 Forthenberry, Anrhony 89 201 Forrhenberry. Shonno 139, 201 Forrhenberry. Sreve 86, 148 Forrhenberry, Tomrm 139. 162 Foyer. Mr Dole 83 Foster Kns 201 Foster. Monuelo 190 Fox Angi 63. 143. 144. 145 Fox. Carl 201 Fox Trocee 80. 81. M3. 157. 201 Fronk, Dod IX 131. 190 2X FronkJm. Robin XI Frozior, John XI Frechette. Dovd XI Frechette. Don 27. M9. 190 French. Robin XI Freshmen 198-X7 Fnend. Louro 15 49. 135. 155 Fultz. Morae XI Future Outlook 76-79 Garlond. Jona 135. 159 190 213 Gorrerson. Jono 190 Gorrison. Dane 63. 97. 190 Gorzo. Morrho Xl Gotson. LrxJo 149, 159. 190 Getobnk. Lon IX. 190 Gee James 89. 108 XI Gee Paul 190 Gehen Derek 43. Xl Gentry. Mark 117 Getting Psyched 114 Geyer. Mr Rchord 28 Geyer Scott 29 131. 190. 192, 243 Gibson. Orondon XI Gibson. Mrs Joyce 208 Gddng Jock 155 190 245 GidersJeeve Mke 190 G4dersJeeve. Pouio 155 Gilder sleeve Sheio Xl Gi Cheryl 155. IX Glum Jimmy Xl Glum. Srocey 121 Gimore Lisa 135, 159 IX Gkmour Leslie IX, 135 IX Girls Softball 121 Girls Tennis 96. 97 Girls Trock IX. 121 Goner. Dan 131 Glenn, L� z 139. 145 Glo Motel 232 Goss. Concepoon IX Goss. Mr Feodor 208 Govet Sherry IX Goff. Rhoodo 77 146, 151 Golf 98 99 Gombert. Kevin 6 Good Sports 216 Goodman. Elen X Goodner. Ann 143 153. 155 168 Gormon. Mork 113. IX Gourtey. Mr Gene 102. 1M 115 Gouord, Joyce 139 Gof. AAchoei 101. 125. IX Gohom. Joe 201 Gohom. Srephone 151 Gohom. Terry IX Gohom, Tony IX. 168 Grant. Mr Carolyn 208 253 Gonr. Dr Doles 210 Gcvor. Jill 201 Gay. Jno 201 Goyson, Melissa IX Geen. Mr Aden 210 Geen. Ashley 201 Geen Lenore IX Geen. Tom IX Geenburg. Mike 141, 155 Geenburg. Robert 141 201 Geer. Mchelle 128, 168 Gnffm. Arvhony IX Gnffm. Jeff 191 Griffis, Tern Xl Grrnes, Jim 191 Gishom, Heather 111. 157. XI Gishcm. Holy 31. Ill 157. Xl Grmshow. Scrfy 41 42. 45. 58 97 IX. 191 G es. Loure 158 Gubb, Dob 168 Grubb. Stonley Co 240 Gubbs. Stephcne 48 IX 154. 155. 186 Gy gel, John 12 X. 77. 157 XT 210, 2X Grygel. Melissa 142. 157. Xl Guetgemonn. Joson 168 Gulkk Phormocies 240 Gukedge. Rhcndo 168 Guthety Kendro 135 Guthery. Scott 157 Guthrie. LuArv-i 155. 168 Gurhne. Scott Xl Gurrerridge Horley Dovidson 217 Gutrerdge. Km 159 Gutremdge Move 191 Gutremdge Troy 10. 89 131 191 Guy. Tommi 191 Hocker. Louro 159. Xl Hotorook. More Xl Hole. Done 91. Xl Hoil Kevm 7. 86. 122. 123 186 HoUetf. Mork 191 Holusko. Shoron Xl Homer. John 2. 191 Hormck. Meteso 168 Homm, Sheilo 191 Hampton, Coietre XI Hompron. Gerald 123, 131. 168. 2X Hampton. Jeff 123 Hon. Sue XI Hondtey. Mr D4 X Honhom, Lon 183 Homo, Phil Ml Honnan. Srocey M5. 201 Homy, Pool 125 Hanover. Lon 159 Honsberger. Mcheie XI Hons Toe Kwon Do 241 Hordesry Angelo 158 159. 191 Hordeyy. Moksso 159. 191 Hord Hot Areo 222 Hordmon Myro 201 Hordy. Gndy 201 Harper. Mr Douglas X Hordy. Doug 52. 78 Hordy. Tina 191 Horper Dnon 136. 155. 256 Horrer. Dot bora 155, 191 Horrer. Dobby 89 108. Xl Horrer. Don 168 Homer. V ke 151. 168, 182. IX Hamgon. Shety X. 155, 191 Horns. Darlene XI Horre. Jomes X2 Hams. Jose 89. 108 111 Horns. Tommy IX. 191 Horshborger. Mrs Jonice 210 Hort Jtl M, 145 IX Hotr Jody 3. M5. IX Horvey. Kelly IX Harvey. Km 159 Hc vey, Steve 45 61. 183 Hoyngs. Scott 117 Hathaway. Steve 123 Houn. Steve IX Hourez. Timothy 191 Houssy. PM 117. 119 Howkms. Devoado 139. 191 How kns. Srephone 202 Howkns. Tern IX Hoy word. Mr Joe 210 Heod. Mhe 17. Ml. 191 Hendncks. Deck. 17. IX. 151 154 155, 168 Hendricks. Cord 17. 155. 191 Hendncks. Vikm X2 Hendrickson. Mary Oerh 202 Henk. Michael IX Henry. David 191 Henry. Juke 155. 168 Hensley. JD 12. IX. 155. IX Herozy. Ted 202 Hemondez. Antono IX. 202 Hernondez. Roberto IX Hershberger. Anno 135. 159. 202 Hesser. Scott X. 64 123. 155, IX Hettsmcnberger. Mr Gory 210 Hbie. Seth 08. 135. 159. 191 Hckmon. Er 89. 202 Hckmon. Vcki 15. 22. M5. IX Licks. Angelo IX, IX Hcks. Russel X2 HI Heather lO. 111. IX. 135. M3 191 HI. Mrs Parroo 20 Hi. Paula IX HJord. Gnger 191 Hleory Liso 157. X2 His. Christy IX. 202 Hlron Tmothy 191. 196 Hnote. Deonn 139. 159. 191 Hittinger. Russ X. M3 165 IX Hobough Mr Del 20 Hodnck, Cormelo IX INdex 247 Hodnck Penny 2. 120 Hoecker-Burrow Insurance 217 Hoepner Lao 133. 168 Hoepner. V om 153. 202 Hotorook. Roshuno 168 Holbrook. Mrs Shrley 210 Holden Hearher 159, 202 Hokjen Mo 151 Hottemon. Tom 86. 186 Hotter Ovary 135, 191, 196 Hotter Pom 168 Hofcdoy. Angeto 202 Hofcdoy. Sreve 87. 88. 89. 191 Hoioway. Ke h 23. 45. 132. 133. 143. 183 Holmon, Lmerre 106 Holmes. Sher 97. 121. 183 Holst. Jeff 21. 168 Holst me. Wmberty 135. 158, 159. 191 Ho z. Couieae 168 Holtz. Pepper 191 Ho z daw Joe 89. 202 Homzo. Oarbe 168 Homzo, Moryonn 183 Honkolo. Yvonne 120 139. 145. 183. 253 Honry Don 183 Hoover. Koren 133. 191 HosJvnson. Oretr 183 Horkinder. Ken 140 141 Hoslsins. Dr Joon 210 Houpr. Mr Andy 27. 102, 104. 114 115. 210. 211 Howard. Cryyol 202 Howard. Lodel 168, 183 Howard. Pjchord 183 Howe . Debbie 183 Howell. Kevm 202 Howerton Mrs Josephne 210 Hreho Photography 229 Hren. Orod 168 Hubbard, Tomrme 202 Huber. Onon 191 Huber. Mike 151. 183 Hudson. Srepben 183 Huff. Druce 131. 183 Huff. Maty 5. 151. 168 Huffer. Sno 183 Hughes. Roy 86. 183 Hughes. Shown 183 Hughes Troy 191 Hulvey. Ron 38. 60 153. 155. 183 Hundley. Charles 151. 191 Hunt. Dowd 77 Hunt Kelly 17. 153. 202 Hunt Mary 202 Hunt Pot 13. 157, 202 Hunt Richard 183 Hurley. Tom 133. 191 Hurst Mr Robert VII 210 Hurson. Sherry 168 Hude. Melody 202 Hytond. Oo 183 Hylond. Todd 65 If I Only Hod o Dime 37 llllni Skorelond 240 Illinois' Finest 116 Imoglnorion or Reolify 194 The In Crowd 160-213 In ond Out of News 33-36 Independent 162-165 Injuries 92. 93 In Perspective 58-61 In the Swing of Things 8-53 In Turmoil 226 Ingrum. To 20 Inside Info 252 Inside Out DHS 1 Interstate Woter Compony 228 I Protest 62. 63 Iroguois Federal Savings 230 benhower. Sheryl 183 Isooc Rose 168 It's All Give ond Take 48, 49 Jockson. Andrea 183 Jockson. Angela 145. 183 Jockson. Forrest 202 Jockson Michele 168 Jockson. Robin 170 Jocobs. Jennifer 202 Jansky, Jim 88 89. 108 Jorlmg, Dorm 202 Jorimg Greg 117 149 170 Jenkms. Andrea 170. 183 Jenkms. DeVoyne 183 Jenkms. Mrs Helen 210 Jenkms. Jeff 21. 45. 112. 113. 163. 170 Jenkms. Morn 98 99 113, 170 Jennmgs. Trevo 183 Jmkms. leshe 202 Johnson Ai 32. 111. 153. 202. 204 Johnson. Angelo 170 Johnson. Donald 202 Johnson. Easter 159 Johnson. Jame 183 Johnson. Jeorve 183 Johnson. Jeff 170 Johnson. Lao 183 Johnson. Ruth 170 Johnson. Suson 183 Johnson. Tony 63. 89 123 Johnson. Mrs Km 210 Jones Cednc 102. 183 Jones, Chra 89 Jones Delores 157. 202 Jones. Deron 104, 159 Jones. Jomes 183 Jones, Jono 159, 170 Jones. Lao 159 Jones Mark 131 250 Jones Pom 131 155 Jones, PoJ 183 Jones Roger 202 Jones. Scott 45 66. 68. 143. 170 Johnny's Dig ond Toll 216 Jordon Ron 202 Jordon. Trocy 183 Josren's 237 Judy. Anna 202 Jump Dll 170 Jurrx Shoryl 135 139. 149. 170 Juniors 180-187 Juvmol. Carlo 170 Juvmol. George 122. 123 Kommn. Jil 135 Komplom, Amy 202 Kane AAr Kevm 85. 86. 107. 210. 253 Kane Mrs Lmdo 130 210, 250. 253 Kane Stephen C (Afcos Stevie ) 242. 253 Kossl, Sherry 91 106. 107. 121 Koulg. Mrs Shan 30 48 210 242 Koy, Mr Robert Koy. Sara 145. 151 183 Keorbey Vittom 202 Kearby. Rhonda 170 Kearney. Teresa 170 Keen. Jock ? 17 171 Keener. Derh 2. 74 171 Kegera. Roney 183 Kegley Kettee 171 Keler Jodi 171 Keller Oil 220 Kelner. Dob 151 183 Ke y. DeWoyne 183 Kely. Giendo 202 Kelt on, Dovd 155. 183 Kerby Mrs Dor bar a 83 Kerby Down 80. 135 151. 169. 171. 179 Kerchef Carlo 159. 202 Key cr. Kelly 14 Key. Ccmdy 171 Keyed-Up Spirit 20. 21 Keys. Conmo 183 Keys. Dor la 171 Kidwell. Cher. 202 Kidwe . Enc 94. 95. 123. 171 Kierzmonn. Koren 202 KAon Kely 171 Kipomck. LftO 202 Km. Jodi 39 Km. Louro 63. 145. 183 Kmberim. Ton. 121, 183 Kmde. LaAAar 104 Kmg Don 47 Kmg Mocey 76 Kmg Morcie 171 Kmg. AAichele 159. 202 Kmg. AAasy 183 Krmey. Steve 171 Krkpornck. AArs Jewel 74. 210. 242 Krchen. Stocey 133, 135, 149 171 227 Were . Chra 87. 89. 09 116, 117 155 Ktrel Dowd 171 Kkmon. Tom 202 Wormclsorn. Dob 159 19o Klein. Shelly O. 43 183 Klert. Dron 146, 153 Krught Laure 15 145 183 Koebnch. Sue 35 Koerner Electric Motors Inc. 241 Koerner LeAnn 16 26. 32. 130. 131. 145. 170, 171. 172 Koerner Mrs Sondy 20 Koneczki Chorles 183 Koontz, Ed 77 171 Kortkomp. Mke 98. 99 172 Krobbe. AArs Mrfzi 20 Kreyy, Chra 151. 172 Krueger John 183 Krueger. Scott 202 Krueger MAHom 183 Kulpo. Suzanne 202 Sights Unseen LocQuer AArs Shoron 74 143 . 20 LoCQuet. AAr Thomos 209. 20 lodesna Abbe 06 Lodtes Triumph 120 Lakeshore Bonk 242 Lokeview Medical Center 74 LaAAor, AArs Kelsey 35, 20 Lompkm. John 220 Londslvoner, Mchoel 30 202 Lone Aoron 135. 202 Lone Dobb. 172. 179 Longe Kdy 46 81. Ill 158 159 202 longyon Tommy 172 Longyon Tyler 183 Lonsaw. Renee 151. 184 loppm Joe 238 Loppm. Rose 184 Lorgenr. Arm 159. 202 Lor son Suson 172 Lotln Club 133 Louder dole, Jm 86 99. 184 Loury. Kothy 159 loury Suson 52. 202 Lowiyes Dobb Jo 172 Lawyer. Jeff 184 Lozy. Crozy Days 10. 11 Lozzeli, Greg 172 LeCount, Mr Gayle 242. 245 Ledesmo. Abbe 123. 202 Lee Ang 139 Legg. Joe 16 17. 63. 159. 202 Lehman. Jennifer 172 Leboch. AArs Noncy 20 LeAAor Korherme 16 17. 154. 155. 202 Lemon. Troy 63. 172. 202 Lenoa. Glenn 98. 99. 202 Lenover Soles 202 Lessen Louro 133. 172 Lessen. Lynn 153 Ley mo. M- Fronk 22 153 20 Leverenz J« lO. Ill 172 Leverenz, John 09. 217 Leverenz. Jufce 6. 151, 172 Lewa. Ed 123 184 Lewa. Fred 123 Lewa AArs Jocke 141 20 Lewis. Mise 172 Librory Club 148 149 Lem. Annie 41 130 141 202 Word. Kevm 184 Ln, Jody 146. 153. 202 Linne Michine Compony. Inc. 242 Lincoln Lones 202 Lmdsoy. Km 13. 131. 136. 172. 233. 250 Lrme. Mrs Noncy 20 Lrme. Mr Perry 20 Lrm Por 13. 24 25. 135. 159 Laby. Henrietta 173 Litrle. Dil 13. 56. 57. 08. 135. 157. 202 Little. Lmdo 13. 202 Lirtlepoge Mies 13. 37. 123 224 Lpowsky. Horoid 134. 202 Lpowsky. Mke 172 Lack. Onon 173. 202 Livengood John 37 Livingston. Ange 184 L'wtx. Dae Jo 139. 145. 184 Llewelyn. Ed 124 125. 157. 184. 221 Llewelyn, Wendy 133 Lockerroom 114. 115 f Lomax. Abort 155 202 Lomax Kathy 184 Lomprez Moofhef 145 184 Loog. Matthew 157. 202 Long Roxom 202 Long Stephanie 184 Longfellow. Corf 184 Longfellow. Corre 5. 202 Lopez Mrs Joyce 210 Lorenz. Dono 131 154 250 Lex wo , Tina 153 Lott Denme 109 Lovdoce Cliff 89 97 104 103 Lovelace Dak? 86. 116 117. 169 173 202 Love . Lfto 134 Lowery. Lone! 142 143 Lucas. Angelo 173 Lucas. Chr 202 Lucas. Ins 202 Lucas. Moores 89 202 Luke Deron 89 202 Luke Enc 99 184 202 Luster Edith 101. 159 Luster. Elen 159 203 Luster Eva 145 151 173 LuzensUe. M' Frank 254 Lymon. Renee 33 137, 153. 158 184 Lynn Pomelo 203 Lyons. Decky 173 Lyons. Don 173 Lyons Kothieen 203 Lyons. Terry 52. 97 Lyons. Tm 5 65. 125, 133. 143 181 184 Mock Curtis 203 Mock Elizabeth 203 Mock Loren 173 Moged Er 55 151. 184 Mag s Wear Hous 242 Major Terry 89 104 203 Mokowski. Drert 89 Malone tVod 203 The Mone Event 222 Mongone. Chuck 28 Morona Colleen 184 Morbie Jeff 141. 173, 175 Marble Todd 123 March Morxa 120 Morch Noncy 120 139 184 Marching Dond 154 Morcum. Josh 86. 184 Maroon ond White 130. 131 Morsh. Cmdy 156. 157 203 Morsh. Pam 111 113 155 184 Motshofl. Jeff 19 86. 184 Mortn Beth 157. 203 Mortn. Cotreno 203 Mortn Don 89 Morin. Ekzobeth 203 Mortn Jenny 74 157 203 Mortn Jimmy 203 Morn Lawrence 203 Mortn. fVxxndo 173 Mortn Rusty 151 Mortn. Thuss 173 Mortn. Tmo 203 Mason Deth 9. 22. 23. M3 145. 150. 151 165. 169. 173. 222 Moson Enc 89 Mosonic Temple 231 Masules. Drendo 173 Mathews Corolyn 133 155 192 Mathews Done 17 151 154 155 173 Mothoen Mr Arrtxx 118 Matthews PaJo 173 Maurer Ood 157 Maurer Mrs Police 210 Mayfield Suzonne 184 Maze Tommy 203 McQrde. Doug 174 McCiooohon Heothet 203 McClennen Tommy 159 McCoy. Denrws 174 McCoy, Evelyn 203 McCubbn Potty 155. 191 195 McDermott. John 108 McDermott Lisa 5. 155. 184 188 McDowell Construction Company 242 McGraugh. Derh 203 McGrough. Somonrha 174 McGrown, Dernc 184 McGrudet Neno McGuxc Gno 133. 139 203 Me Hone Oruce 174 Mclntite Troci 203 Mclntire. Troy 203 McIntyre Orendo 184 McKee Jennifer 151 184 McKmzie Karen 203 McAMIn. Joel 203 McNeese Chnsty 203 McNeil. Kathy M5, 169 174 McQueen Lso 184 McQueen Renee 184 Me Young, Joe 157 Meadows Carlo 91, 203 Medley 130. 131 Medley Staff 250 Meeker Ke y 91, 174 Moors Lea Ann 184 Mei'zier. She«y 184 Me«en. Mr Tom 83 Mongos Miss Par 138 139 210 Menkhous. Mr Fred K)6 Menkhous J4I 203 Menkhous Juke 106 Merriman Office Equipment 228 Merriweother Marcus 104 203 Met vis. Josh 203 Metzen Mrs Mary 139. 210 Meyer. Louro 14 Mezosi, Chns 63 184 M hefcn. St on 184 Midas Muffler Shops 242 Mikei Con 184 Mike! Jeffery 203 Mike! Terry 184 Miles Demetrius 89. 109 Miiet Mrs Dorieae 210 Miter Joe 12. 155. 157 Miter Korie 159. 203 Miter Michele 139. 155. 184 203 Miter Nancy 111. 153. 203 Milar Party 139 Miiet Shown 20, 174 Miter Steve 174 184 M4er Steve 86. 136 Miter Tomm. 133. 159 Mdikn Jm 157 204 Milikn Mt Paul 210 M4s M hole 184 Mme Steve 10 204 Miss Teen of Illinois 176. 177 Mitchell, Vanessa 79. 174 Mizet. Steve U3. 159 204 Moffirr Amy 26 145 Mot Mts June 210 THE FOURTH FLOOR. A yghr seldom seen by yudenrs e. rhe rigging system above rhe auditorium stage The co bies ond pulleys support curroins. see nery. ond l ghrs on rhe yoge LIVEWIRES. Located underneath Dean Jay Woodard s office 6 rhe school's high volroge arcuir breaker Sights Unseen Hod you ever examined oil rhe old relics and rhe de-serred irems rhar loy rucked away in rhe corner of rhe rhe arric Had you ever venrured inro rhar dark space behind rhe furnace rhar almosr every building has? . . . Almosr every building, including DHS Take for insrance rhis scenerio: One has jusr walked inro rhe huge DHS Audirorium, looked up, and gazed or rhe inrricare carvings and rhe designs on rhe ceiling Of course, above rhe audirorium was rhe massive arric, ol-rhough ir was nor used for storage, rhe Thousands of rwo-by fours ond rhe narrow corwallss can really change a person's view of rhe entire srrucrure. However, up is nor rhe only direcrion rhar unknown places can be found. Even under nearh rhe classrooms loy hundreds of feer of runnels ond corridors rhar mosr srudenrs will never see. According ro Mr Harold Dorr, head cusrodian of DHS, rhe building had rwo boilers One was run for a week, and rhen rhe orher for a week Thar is unless rhe remperarure dropped below zero, rhen borh boilers were run for a week So nexr rime a srudenr walks by rhe gym, rhink abour whor could be behind rhe walls, ond under rhe floor, and above rhe roof. Ir mighr jusr give one a new OUTiook ro rhe INsides of DHS INdex 249 1984 Medley Staff Co-Edirors in Chief Kim Lindsay; Lori Burler Copy Ediror Bobra Crockett Phorogrophy Ediror Gerald Hompron Feature Ediror Kim Busby Layour Ediror Kenna Von Duyn Academics ond Faculty Ediror Elizaberh Vrenros Srudenr Life Ediror Chris Wolfla Srudenr Life Assisranr Ediror Pom Weyhrich Srudenr Life Sraff Teresa Briggs Orgamzarions Ediror Julie Poxron Organizations Sraff Diono Lorenz Srephanie Smirho Senior Ediror Danielle Beebe Underclass Ediror Mark Browning Underclass Sraff Robin Bell Pom Jones Sporrs Ediror John Fields Sporrs Sraff Mark Jones Advertising Manager Jackie Sollers Circulorion Ediror Mark Browning Index Ediror Jeff Auror Photographers Amy Zilko Dana Clark Julie Cunningham Brad Frank Rob Block John Grygiel Adviser Mrs Linda Kone REFLECTION OF A MEDLEY. Wondering whor imoge he possesses. Sentor Gerald Hompron sreps m front of the mirror n order to see whor he lodged like wh e snapping pictures for the Medley With o budget of $17,000. 200 rols of block ond white ond color film passed through the cameras of Medley phorogrophers in order to fiP 256 pages of the 1984 pubfconon Monroe. Kote 149 174 Monrgerord. Dor boro 184 Monjon John 204 Mooion M he e 5. 145. 184 Monrgerord. Kefc 121 Montgomery, Nek 20 Montgomery. N o e 140 204 Montgomery, Seon 184 Moody Dorren 89 Moody f ck 116 Moody Twdo 174 Moore Archie 204 Moore Arthur 104 Moore Dr on 102 184 Moore Che 159 Moore. Chnyoe 204 Moore Cryyoi 204 Moore Goo 26 35 51 130 131. 145 174 Moore Lor 64 174 Moore RjChord 149 Moore. Sidney 204 Moore, Stacy 15 111 115. 157. 191 Moore Steve 86 93 102 105 184 Moore Terry 5 122 123 Moore Todd 102 115 Mooremon. Debro 204 Moremon Dob 174 Moreman Todd 94 95. 104 123 196 Morgan. Tina 22. 145 148 184 Morgan, Sondy 174 Morre . Don no 184 Morris. Clortsso 120 Morris. Donne 139 145. 153 Morris. Michele 184 Morris. Renee 174 Moult on, Tmn 184 243 Moxey. Edmondo 56. 133 Muehl Dovid 184 Mufcns. Joner 204 Mufcns Mark 184 Mufcns. Shot on 204 Murphy. Dovd 155, 184 Murphy. Joe 151 184 Murroy Seon 87 88 100 108 109 116 AAurre . Tony 89 Musical Celebrities 152. 153 Musson. Ann 204 Myers Ake 146 147 155 157 Nogie Patrick 46 204 Napa 240 Norrker. Drenoo 184 Nortker Deobe 19 143 145 155 Norrker. Mrs Ken 36 Neoi, MefcxJo 204 Ne« Robbe 184 Netk Kevin 204 Nelms, Mrs Louse 148 149. 2«. 242 Nelson Aire 204 Nelson. Dove 102 184 Nelson Domnc 184 Nelson Renee 139 157 204 Nelson Mrs Sena 20 Nelson. Tmo 91 174 Nefeon. Troy 184 NeKon Wnmfer 139. 184 Nesbrt, Shelton 174 Newberry. Cht6 174 Newel. Angelo 02 Newfcn. Mrs Louse 20. 213 hewkjn Dob 174 Newsome V 184 Nguyen. Thanh 184 Nbbe Robert 204 Nicholas Paulo 174 Nichols, Down 184 Nichols. Scott 204 Nimrck Tom 86. 116 184 Nixon Mrs Got net 20 r Nwon Roberto 204 Nobody's Perfect 196 Noel Down 184 Nogodo Tony 204 Nohmer Down 184 No on Fonme 204 Nor w el Vn 57 Nor w el Tna 204 Norton Sherry 174 Nose Deanna 155 OOdvon Elome 26 150. 151 174. 179 204 O Onen George 15. 37. 155 O'Connell. Jason 204 Odie Deth 41 157 204 Odie Conroe 155 174 179 Oven Anetro 133 Over Mr John 212 Over Mrs Mory 212 Over Tommy 174. 217 O'Neal. Donno 204 On the Rood Again 136. 137 One More Run 94 Opening 207 Orchestra 153 Organizations 126. 159 Osborn Oyde 254 Osborne Dorboro 185 Osco Drug 233 Out ond About 214-243 Outclassing All Others 54-83 Out of the Ordlnory Jobs 172-175 Outlook 79 Outsiders in the Center 18. 29 Ovo . Jomes 185 Oversbner Cut 155. 185 Oversbner Ken 155. 174 Owens Cmdi 204 Pobsr Pouk) 121 Polmer Americon Notionol Bonk 224 Pomner. M he«e 38. 151. 153 155. 185 POkrier, Wendy 14. 155. 156, 157, 161 174 Poncoke House 232 Ponkow, Dense 185 Parish. Miss Sheda 35. 212 Porker Dorren 89 204 Porker. Dorrm 108 Pornsh Hear her 185 Person Cmdy 91 106 121. 174 Parsons Dove 151 155. 185 Pascal. Mr Joe 88. 89 K)9 Pot's His -n- Her's 240 Pore. Debbe 174 250 Medley Staff Pore Donne 175 Pote lom 74 157. 204 Pot ref son, Dexrer 204 Pot rot son. Tomm 157 150. 204 Poxton Juie 101 175 250 Poxton Suson 38 158 159 235 Poxron Towny 175 Poying the Price 184 Poyne. Mrs Alee 139 Payne Cassondro 139 145 Poyne, Dono 157 204 Payton Mary Ann 175 Pearson Kyle 204 Pearson JMonne 90 91 131 175 Pearson. Tom 185 Peovter Dot) 117 Peevter Kim 185 Pondoron Kim 86 Pennngron O Don 83 Penrod Oecky 185 Penrod James 205 People 160. 213 Peptow Down 175 Pepsi Cola 229 Perez. Sondro 149 Perfect Proctice 124 Perkins Chorvelle 205 Perun Andy 175 Perzec Jenny 175 Peterson Korea 105 Peterson Puriton 241 Petty LiSO 76. 176 f llppo Ange 16. 153 155 Philips fVusseli 108. 175 Photography Oy John 237 Pott. Shelbne 205 Pick ond Choose 64. 67 Picketing. Mory 91 K)6. 205 Perce Don 143. 149 205 Perce Mike 157 205 Perce Tomoro 155. 177 Perce. Tommy 169 Perce Toni 175 Perce Trocy 86 185 Pne Mrs Fronci 212 Ptnegor Dole 185 Pper Mr Lory 92 93 118 119 Prrtekow Lori 135 Pizzo Inn 236 Poster Or on 09 205 Polora Snerr. 175 Pompertes 7. 14. 144. 145 Pope Det t«e 90 91 121 175 Pope Jeff 205 Pope M hoei 24 36 101 135. 195 Porcheddu Fred 52 Porcu. AAorco 132 133 135. 175 Porrer. Tom 185 Porter Motr 109 105 Podos Vocy 133 Powel Deonetre 176 Powe« Debro 176 Poweii Jocke 205 Powell Jeooerre 219 Powell L so 12. 85. 151. 185 Prairie Forms 237 Prott. James 185 Prorr. Lisa 219 Prennce. Sruort 185 Preserving The Post 18. 19 Price. Joye 205 Price. Km 159 Price. Sheby 159 Pney Chorle 185 Prey Mike 108 Proctor, Greg 185 Prunkard Jeff 38 151 154 155 185 Puckett. Ke«y 204 205 Pundr Suzonne 205 Putt-Putt Golf ond Gomes 236 Quaker Oots 233 Quolity Inn 220 Qu k Dyron 34. 85.‘99 116 Quck Enc 207 Quickprint 232 Quillmon's 232 Quilmon. Todd 89 Qumie John 185 Radio Stoff 134. 135 Potfoff Loue 56 Poisdlo Kron 17 96. 97. 131 Pombota Johnny 185 Pomsey. Deonno 205 Pomsey. Debro 185 Pangel. Jame 205 Pogle. Roy 205 Reaching Out Together 126. 159 Pcosor. Jeff 155 Pebeck. Anyo 176 Recreationol Sports 100 Pedenbough. Mr Dove 212 Pedehs. Jon 74 135. 157. 205 Peed Darryl 205 Peed. John 58 155 Peed. Kent 155 Peed. Shown 205 Peed, Shonno 205 Peed. Tmo 135 145 185 Peed Todd 86 89 104 05. 115 223 Peeley Mr Drod 121 212 Peeves Ekzobcrh 205 Peeves John 157 185 Peffetr, Km 205 Reincornoted 210. 211 Peismger Missy 185 Pender Gory 157 205 Penmck. Mary 132 Pew. Chris 28. 112. 113 Pew. Scott 113 185 Peyher. Chris 155 157 Peyher. John 176 Peynotas. Mrs Abce 212 Peynolds. Dr err 99 133. 205 Peynotas Mrs Jon 212, 242 Phodes. Denrvo 52 Phodes. LuJuanna 131. 185 Phodes. M hete 155 Pee, Angelo 157. 205 Pich. Andrew 185 Peh. Mrs Jennie 212 Pichords. Chorle 86 185 Pichords. Loure 139 Pichordson. Scott 141 Picksy. Lore 159. 205 Piegle Mr Dove 212 P ey. Poberr 185 Pifter. Liso 205 Pitter Rome 205 Pitter Sherry 205 Pitter Teresa 155 Pobt ns Don 176 PotOns Liso 185 Pobens Oron 205 Poberts Jomes 185 Poberts Loune 159 205 Poberts Me hoe 141 Pobenson John 89. 205 Pobertson Path 141 205 Pobnson Chuckie 102 103 186 Pobnson Debbo 121 Pobnson Lao 26 145 205 Pobnson Norhon 108 205 Pobnson Srocey 89 104 205 Pobnson Yontz 86 89 104 Poderck Kent 186 Podrgues Lorenzo 133 205 Pogers Corrc 151 159 186 Pogers Koro 151 159 235 Pogers. LoDonno 205 Pogers, Miss Poulo 212 Pojos. John 125. 133 176 Polins Kerr. 159 205 Pol has M heUe 205 Polins Mike 176 Ponto Suson 205 Pose Deiiso 205 Pose. Dean 65 86 Posnetf Dr on 176 Posnett Kothy 176 Poss, Onon 205 Poss. Mark 18. 144 176 Poth Chris 157 205 Poth Mr P h 212 Pottmom Mr Joseph 163 212 213 Pouse. Deonno 176 Powe. Shone 21, 135 Powe4. Tosha 205 Rowe's Western Wear 217 Punnet. Jomes 186 PuSk Mr P k 116. 117 119. 212 Pushng. Thomas 186 Pusse . Tommy 186 Pusson James 186 Pufiedge. Tommy 186 Puztc. Cndy 134. 135. 176 Pyon. Tmo K)6 155. 176 Sampson. Mr Poget 12. 154 155. 212 Sanchez. Letioo 205 Senders. Doohne 205 Sanders Mrs Jorxe 212 Senders, Mr John 18 23. 35. 212 Sanders Mrs Judith 138. 139. 212 Sanders, Toma 176 Sonford. Meiisso 106. 176 Sanford. Poul 86. 123, 186 Sonford. Sherry 91 Sorke. Johnnie 186 Sorgenr. Pose 159 Sarkor. Portho 149 165. 177 Sovoge. Chontol 133. 143. 205 Schoefer. Scott 205 Schotz. Joe 205 Schotz. Mr W om 212 Scheodei. Steve 26. 104, 114. 123 School Board 83 Schroeder Drod 159. 205 Schroedor AAchefle 151 186 Schultz Joe 157 Schultz Tomoro 186 Schutz, Wayne 149 177 SchwochenwokJ Pondd 205 Schwartz Andrea 132 Second Notional Bonk 221 Sedener Sheryl 186 See Dob 135 Seely Miise 21 86. 186 Seffen Pomoo 157 Sefhymer Peggy 186 Sempsrorr Teresa Seniors 162. 179 Seniors Speok Out 178. 179 Serf OSS Amy 97. 199 205 Serser Kristie 205 Sey'e-T Port ia 133 205 Shafer Mr Pod 7. 30 114 124. 125. 136. 212 Shoh Pohul 186 Shah. Smo 133 205 Shane John 69 99 131 186 Shane. Pom 28 48 61 97 Shonet Marls 149 177 Shanks. Dovd 99. 245 Show Joey 89 205 Show Liso 143. 205 Show Monique 205 Show Nk, 159 205 Show. Pot 187 Sheody. Tina 159 205 Sheets. Chr6 154 Sherri Debbe 133. 135, 157. 205 Shernll Donne 52 Sheds m« Vickie 212 Shpp. Pebecco 155 Shuey Morlisso 151. 186 Shares. David 186 Side by Side 208 Siddens. M e 78. 177 Sidwe . Pot 186 Sights Unseen 248 Sigmon. Lesfce 131. 145. 186 Smon Shoe Service 242 Smmons. Jeffrey 206 Sms. Aaron 109 Sms. Carlo 145. 153. 186 Six Pock 144 Skmhorn. Steve 141. 205 Skinner. Mr Jm 123. 212 Skoog Mr Oron 212 Stoughrer. Mrs Hozel Slaughter, Stephorue 52. 132 SWer. Dovd 17. 24. 25. 134. 135. 151. 155. 177 Slfer. M he e 14. 41. 145. 186 Stager Jeff 135, 177 Stager. Penny 206 Smo« Andrew 99. 104. 206 Smal. Michoel 98 99. 102. 103, 177 SmaBey. Ju o 206 Smdey. Jason 141. 153. 206 Srmiey Steve 60 Srmrh. Anthony 186 Smith. Onon 117 Smith. Ouffy 149. 206 Srmrh. Chrs 186 Smth. Mrs Conn ? 212 Smith Food Service 228 Smrh. June 212 Smrh. Jusrne 186 Smrh. Kelly 177 Smrh. Ken 155 Smrh. Km 133. 135. 157 Smrh. Kmberty 131. 206 Smith. Lon 177 Srrvh Michete 149 206 Smrh. Par 61 Smrfh Mr Ph p 212. 220 Smith Sondy 186 Smith Scott 155 106 Smith. Sheryl 206 Smrfh Sy+vto 206 Smrfh Tereso 150 186 106 Smrfh Trno 206 Smith. Volene 106 Smith. Vick 130 Smrfh. Wendy 186. 206 Smrfho. Srephono 131. 145 153. 177. 250 Smrfho. Tiff or 16. 45. 134 135. 137 146 152. 153 106 Srmriey. Cheryl 155, 157 186 Snedeker. Tommy 133. 186 Snodgrass Mike 108 Snodgrass. Pot Snook. Orendo 150 206 Snook Victoria 150 106 Snyder. Mart 106 Soop in the Eyes 168. 160 Sobers. Jock 57. 131. 133. 135 106. 250 Sobers Mr and Mrs Leon 242 Solon. Susan 140 Sophomores 188-197 Sophomores JV 89 Sopranos 151. 157 Souders, Amondo 187 Sponish-French Club 132. 133 Spore Time Fun 100 Sparta, Topjo 121, 135. 186 Speech Club 134. 135 Spencer. Jomes 116 187 Sp er. 04 155, 177 Spicer. Scott 123 Spirit Boosters 144 Sptsok. Down 32 140 187 Spoden. Liy 206 Sponseier Michele 58. 106 Sports 84 125 Spreod Thin 68 Sprit Jewelers 217 Spurgeon. Chories 70 Sraffad. Tony 125. 141 187 Sronford. Lashonno 206 Stanton. Lao 130. 106 Stapleton. Michele 106 Stork. Amerre 177 Stark Louro 130 106 Starkey. Mrs Amondo 212 Starkey. Scott 206 Srorks. Cedric 106 Starks. Floyd 187 Storks. Roy 86 88 80. 104 150. 107 Sr or ns Karen 133. 143. 187 State Contenders 122 Sreube Gary 187 Stewart. James 187 Stewort. Les 153. 106 Stewart. Lao 150. 106 Stewart. Meghon 133.153, 203. 206 Stewart, She y 187 Srewort. Twoma 157. 206 Stmoc. Stocey 30, 155. 106 Srne. Dam 106 Stockton. Shoyne 178 Stroder. Pot 177 Stroder. Tammy 106 Strom. Kara 154. 106 Strom. Pcxi 155, 178 Strom. Wend 178 Srrowser. Rodney 154 155. 106 Srrebng. Mrs Roberto 212 Strolling Strings 153 Srrubberg. Kmn 133. 101. 106 Stuorr, Jeonne 01 120 121 143 151. 255 Student Council 142. 143 Student Life 8. 53 Stuebe Dry an 106 Sturgeon. Tony 187 Sudlow 237 Sufcvon Seon 206 Sunshine II Productions LTD 241 Swanson. Angnerte 206 Swonson. Scott 157. 203 206 Swanson. Seon 80 108 150 206 The Sweet Shoppe 237 Sw k. Scott 206 Swidet 187 Swrfzer JR 141 178 Switzer. Tommy 133. 135. 150. 206 Syfert Chories 187 Sykes Anthony 86 187 Sykes Lovonda 130 143 Tohon Scott 17 140 141 187 Take Note 74. 75 Tom Mare 206 Tom. Robmson 187 Tommie Mr Month 148 212 Taylor. Earl 206 Taylor Kay 106 Taylor. Mke 102. 116. 187 Taylor. Shely 60. 153. 155 178 Taylor. Shown 106 Taylor Tim 206 Teochet's Pets 246 Teogue, Desire 187 Teorn. Robin 133. 206 Templeton Jo Ann 152. 163 187 Tennis 97. 125 Tennyson. Lao 155 178 Testa. Trocy 178 Tetter DeWayne 21. 100 Tetter. Donetro 206 Tevebough, Lorry 106 Theotre Guild 24. 134. 135 Thede Megan 206 Thorno. Down 133. 135. 206 Thomo. Trocy 10. 187 Thomas. Mr An 212 Thomas. Down 48 Thomas. Elen 206 Thomas. Mrs Jon 212 Thomos Lon 157 206 Thomas Pornce 150 Thompson Ange 151 Thompson Gore 178 Thompson. Kimberly 206 Thompson Laa 5. 10. 143 144 145 151. 187 Thompson Lon 120 Thompson Richerd 206 Thompson. Robm 171. 173. 178 Thompson. Scott 206 Thornsbrough. Amy 01. 105 106 121 Three Dimensions 222 Time For Others 234 Time's Up 16. 17 Tmder. Joy 151 Tmder, Jeff 151. 187 Tmsley. Cynrho 206 Tpton. Todd 106 Tpsword. Coro 187 Title Poge 1 Tohon Keith 187 Toole Doug 42, 157 206 Topping Off the Week 22 23 Torasso Mr John 212 Towel Denao 106 Towne. Cut 6. 45. 86 80 100 151. 106 Ttock. Boys 123 Trock. Girls 120 Trocy Thomas 121 Trimble Mat 135, 187 Truox Lao 206 True. Lon 151. 178 215 Ttuskosky. John 178 Trussel Done 206 Tucker. Debdo 153. 155 106 Tucker. Doug 36 146 153 155 178 Tucker Joyce 178 Tuned In to the Tube 186 Turner Lourence 106 Tuner Lao 130 178 Tuner Mrs Mobei 212 Tuner Shoron 106 Tuner Trocy 206 Tuner Vck 106 Turtle Aldcn 108 106 Turie. Shorleone 187 Tyler James 206 Tyler Trocy 153 Uecker Crog 106 Underwood. Mrs Jorwe 212 Underwood. Matt 46, 141 157 150 206 Underwood Ted 46 155, 150 106 United Brokers Up Wrfh People 20 Up To Por 98 Up Where We Belong 50. 51 Votdez. Joe 107 Valenzano Annetre 107 Vdtongeon. Mike 112, 113, 116. 107 Vandoment. Amy 135. 157. 206 Van Duyn. Kenno 131 178 250 Vang. Geu 57. 178 Vang. Pay 206 Vang. Xeng 206 Von Horne Todd 178 VanKomp Lono 187 VorPen Nancy 150 206 Von's Bicycle Shop 220 VonVolsenburg Kety 178 107 VanVolsenburg. V 80. 107 VonVickie Mrs ClOrfe 121 212 Vomer Kevm 178 Verhoeven Randy 107 Vibront Vocalists 158 V e. Oobby 206 Vncent Denise 130 178 Vah Mr Don 113 Vah. John 111 Vogh; Jeff 83 Volleyboll 90 91 Voorhees Mr Lorry 150 158 . 212 Voorhees Lumber Mott 217 Voyies. R k 104 107 Vreotos. Ekzobeth 131. 145, 151 170. 178 250 Vrentos Mke 04 05. 123. 155. 107 Wogner Allaon 111. 107 Wogner Mike 08 206 Wogner Shen 20. 51 121 142. 143. 145 107 Wogner Stephome 50 Wogner Terry 178 WahfekJt Moronne 107 Wohfeidt. Richard 178 Walge Jame 178 Wofcer John 16 17 123. 155 Waker Jon 16. 17. 107 Waker MeKsa 133 157. 206 Wolker Shela 206 Wolker Troy 107 WoHoce Chod 178 Walkxe Jamie 135 107 Wds Don 86 02 254 Wok Dave) 206 Wofc. Pom 120 107 Wafser Mas Nancy 212 Wash. Lao 187 Woitemorh. Crag 155 187 Watensoth. Mcheile 153. 155 107 Waters Mrs Mckey Waton. Sown 133. 135 206 Waton. Troy 133. 135 187 Wolz Russel 206 Word. Angela 140 187 Word Shell 107 Warren Tncio 157 150 206 Wonsbough. Woyne 157 Wash. Monco 107 Wosmer Lynn 206 Wasson Denna 187 Wasson Mrs Ruby 213 Woteryrodt Cal 187 Woteryrodt Jen 206 Woteryrodt Mike 21 37. 178 Workms Orod 24 57 133. 134. 135. 151 Wotkms Paul 206 Watson Angela 206 Watson Decky 107 Watson Juhe 187 Watson. Tm 206 Wotson Troy 206 Wott Note 60. 206 Wats Lao 178 WDNL D102 234 Weathers. Cane 150. 107 Weaver. Jo 207 Webb Brenda 207 Webb Kahy 178 Webb Miram 107 Webb Randy 107 Wodder Diane 178 War Tomm 157. 207 Weler Stocey 12. 156 207 Weler Stefone 14 27. 28 143 146 155. 157 187 We s Oobby 207 Weis Lao 187 Weis Vicke 187 252 INside INfo Werner. Jonorhon 207 West. Corwe 178 Weytond Rose 207 Weston. 0 e 197 Weyhnch. Pan 68. 96 77. 140 160 170. 250 Whot o Racket 96 WNte. Jerry 108 107 Wive Miss Shem 246 Wlveoer. Alon 170 Wfttener fVuth 105 187 Whrfmon Sheley 100 Whrftaker. Rebecca 107 Whorrol. Tommy 187 WHboan Jocquefcne 157 207 WJbourne. Stacey 100. 207 W oms Angek) 107 W omy Corolyr 187 Wifcoms Corence 70. 170 Wifcoms. Don 207 W oms. Jeff 120. 107 Wiliams. Jennifer 207 W oms Joyn 170 W oms. Lorrone 120 W oms. Mounce 207 WJoms. Roberr 22 86 87 88. 122. 120 160 170 W ams. Steve 45 80. 08. 207 W ams Tommy 100 WAoms. Therleyer 107 Wis. Don 170 Wis. Steve 107 Wis Tm 207 Wis. Whirney 207 Wilson. Andreo 207 Wilson Oersy 151. 187 Wilson James 150. 107 Wfcon Leo 207 Wfcon Mchoel Shone 207 Wfcon M«yy 207 Wilson. Prenr e 08 207 Wilson. To 74 107 Wilson. Tim 207 Wfcon Tissue 170 Wfcon Auto 220 Wi Roy 187 Wmebrnner. Dov J 207 Wmgo. Knyn 14. 24. 105. 155. 187 Wmgo. Ron 07. 124. 125, 107 227 The Winning Edge 02 Winters. Morrfyn 187 Wittmon. Shely 207 Woderski Tom 101. 151. 170 WodetsJM. San 41. 08 00. 110. 100. 101 105 187 Woifnborger Joyce 100. 157, 207 Woiflo. Cht6 12 250 Woiflo Doog 10 105. 207 Weft). Susa 10. 00. 40, 100. 107 Wood. Mrs Emma Woodord Mr Joy 212. 242. 240 Woodad. John 80 187 Woodbury's 222 Woodley s Fot Flowers 207 Woods. Dove 40 86 02. 00. 140 172 170 170 Woods. Jerry 187 Woods, Joe 155. 187 Woods. Pool 170 Woods. Wes 170 Woodword. John 02. 107 Working to Win 90 Wright. Anthony 207 Wnghr Drod 116 107 Wnght, Drod 107 Wright Charles 207 Wrghr Mrs May 60 212 Wright Sherry 187 Wrght Teresa 107 Wurrsbough. Wayne 207 Wyer Angelo 170 Xong. Long 107 Xiong. May 207 Yonko. Shoy 107 Yates Moewco 187 Ye Lords ond Ladies 150 YMCA 242 York. Mrs May 212 York. Ron 88. 80 207 Young. Jesyca 105 105 107 Young. Joon 01. 120. 108 100. 170 Young Journalists 130 Young. Kris 56 145 170 Young Musicions 156 Young. Net 80 Zonders, June 140 Zan. Done 207 Zan. Joe 207 Z o Amy 101. 207 250 Zimmerma. Chris 170 Zoeflner, Anne 48. 107 e On The 84 Medley Desides rhe 80 lb dull paper and rhe lOpr Serif Gorhic Type were many long, hard hours of diligenr work pur in ro produce rhe 1250 copies of rhe 816x11. 256 page Medley INside OUT. Volume 81 of rhe 1984 Medley wos prinred by Josren's Ameri can Yearbook Company in Clarksville, Tennessee Docked by 150pr binder board, rhe book was Smyrh sewn, rounded ond backed, wirh a aafrline quorrerbound cover of Toredor (maroon) 520 and Pearl 528 conraining gold hor foiled rool lines on o mission groin The cover was manufacrured in Topeka, Kansas In order ro idenrify personal Medleys, oprionol srudenr and foculry names were gokj-sromped on rhe smoorh-groined porrion of rhe cover Wirhin rhe lighr beige 285 endsheers toy 256 pages covered wirh Serif Gorhic Rich Go black ink All caprions were 8pr Serif Gorhic Sryle 35 wirh o Sryle 36 lead in, body copy wos 10 pr. Serif Gorhic Sryle 35, mom headlines were 36pr Serif Gorhic Sryle 36. sub-headlines were 18pr Serif Gorhic Sryle 35, and rheme copy was 12pr Serif Gorhic Sryle 36 Each individual secrion had pasred up vorying drop lerrers and headlines supplied by rhe Formar Corporarion Folio robs were lOpr. Serif Gorhic Sryle 36 boxed in wirh o 2pr 100% black rool line The number was placed in a 100% block box wirh rhe number reversed our All hairlines and Ipr rapes were pasred up by rhe secrion edirors while 2pr and 3pr. rool lines were ser by rhe company To add special effeers ro rhe Medley 10%, 30%, and 60% black bodigrounds were used in various places. Spor color 201 Tempo (100% maroon) was used in rhe opening Four color or process color was used in rhe firsr signarure All underclass and foculry mugs were raken by Narional School Srudios, while Senior porrroirs were raken ar local area phorogra-phers. A special rhonk you wenr ro our represenranve Koren Marrin Quinkerr and our consulronr Allison Clouser who rook care of all of rhe problems job number 45734 faced A very special rhonks ro our adviser Mrs. Linda Kane who gave up many hours of her rime ro make rhe 1984 Medley exrraordinary And a rhank you ro Commercial News, Paul Carlson, Anne Derg, John Grygiel, Maroon and Whire, Drad Cunningham, Cun-ninghom Phoro, Narional School Srudios, Mrs. Carolyn Granr, Kris Farmer, Tommy Pierce. Chris Askam. Mr Kevin Kane, Srevie Kane, rhe Medley Sraff, parenrs of rhe sraff, ond rhe srudenrs ond foculry of DHS for all rheir exrra help ro make rhe INside ond OUT of Medley unique ro 1984 The Medley is a member of Quill and Scroll and rhe 1983 publicarion received a firsr ptoce raring wirh rwo marks of disrinc-rion from Narional Schotosric Press Associarton beared or rhe Uni-versiry of Minnesora in Minneapolis. INdex 253 FANCY FOOT WORK. Junor Danny Wolfe uses Ns speed and dnbbhng skis ro our maneuver crossrown rival s David Torrie. as DanviHe wear on to defeat Schlormen 60 56 DUSTING OUT. Clyde Osborn leods the DonvJle Vors� ty FoorboH Team through the troditionolly decoroted orch prepored by the pom penes for o stylish kick off at home gomes WINGING THEIR WAY THROUGH. With o gulp, three oners or the some table polished off 144 of 355 chicken wings that were eoren or rhe sixth annual Danvfle Lions Club and Famous Recipe Wing A Thon or rhe ViBoge Mall String at rhe roble. from left ro right, are Karen Wheeler, who ore 49 wings, the new champion Frank luzenske with 51 wings, and Jerry Janmsto. who ore 44 wings Mr Luzenske is o foorbal cooch as wel as a history and P E teacher or Donv4e High The proceeds wfl go ro rhe Lons hnoe Eye Research Institute Final OUTcome '00 9 0 0 2 e Another year completed. As rime took its course through the '83-'84 school year, Dan- ville High experienced two semesters of accomplishments incapable of being duplicated. Fall was highlighted by the Dig 12 championship of the varsity football team and the Strolling Strings’ performance on P.M. Magazine. Doth Medley and Maroon White staffs received first place ratings from their respective judges, proving that DHS was a well-rounded school, excelling in many areas. In the community, ground was broken for the new prison. Liberty Park was sold. Carle Clinic began expansion, and lllini fever swept Illinois. The orange and blue, victors over all the other conference contenders, represented the Dig Ten in the Rose Dowl for the first time in 20 years. Winter was the season when all Viking fans pulled together to cheer on the basketball team in the 60-56 upset over Schlarman. Decked out in Hawaiian shirts and sunglasses and sporting newspapers and flashlights, students gave a new meaning to the words school spirit. With the consistent and intense rowdiness, Schlarman never knew what hit them. Christmas was a season for fads as people flocked everywhere for Cabbage Patch Kids,” MUSCLE BOUND. CXjrng nouftts work A NIGHT TO REMEMBER. Decked our our. junior Jeonne Sruorr buids up her m Howoion shirrs and sunglasses, rhe upper chesr for o berrer swing to soft Don vile fans cheer on rhe husrtng Vi boll Closing Oi dolls complete with adoption papers and birth certificates. Spring was promising os preparations began for the next school year, and nice weather flared up some of the worst coses of Senioritis. Finally, a new tradition hit the graduation scene as Senior girls marched in white gowns. The United States experienced a memorable year as Presidential election campaigns were prepared, and the world looked forward to the 1984 Olymypics in Los Angeles. Michael Jackson had a successful year with his LP Thriller, and rock and roll adopted a new image with the help of video technology. It's a fact that time marches on and waits for no one. Most of the students will be returning for the '84-'85 school year, but for those who will not be returning, there will always be a special place that will hold the memories of Danville High . . . THE BEST HOUR. The non-exis renr ninrh hour is rhe besr hour of oil, os o moss of srudenrs finds rhe chilly weorher on od ded morive for husrling ro rhe buses A HELPING HAND. Tolling core of rhe equipmenr, junior bos-kerboll manager Drion Harper readies rhe uniforms Readies includes washing them, drying rhem, folding them, ond hanging rhem in rhe proper places so rhe boskerboll ream members con easily find rhem. Closing