Contents Sports 10 Performances 48 Organizations 64 Faculty 82 Classes 90 Best Days Of Your Life Best Days 2 Of Your Life Best Days Of Your Life 3 Homecoming 1983-4 Row I. Sally Monnier. Junior Attendant Kim Rice. Sophomore Attendant Hollie Sherman. Senior Attendant Lisa Fordham. Queen Jean McClintock. Senior Attendant Susan Kessel. Freshman Attendant. Mary Ann Nichols, Duchess. Row 2. John Dixon. Junior Escort Sean Seguin. Sophomore Escort Chris Bowman. Senior Es- cort Troy Schick. King Andy Hull. Senior Es- cort Brad Jepson. Freshman Escort Jeff Myers. Duke. 4 Homecoming The highlight of Homecoming was the victory over Ot- tawa. The fans' spirit was not dampened by the rain, but certain last minute changes were made. Halftime was postponed until after the game and held in Lancaster Gym. The Dixon High School Marching Band opened the festivi- ties. They were joined by the Jazz Show Choir, who per- formed the popular Movinâ On Up. The program came to a close with songs performed by the band Looker. Mandy Hull is to be accredited with the success of the 1983 Homecoming Halftime. The students participated in Spirit Week by suiting their attire to the theme of the day. Purple and White Day was modified to Toga Day by many upperclassmen. The week came to a climactic conclusion with the Homecom- ing Dance held on Saturday night at the Masonic Temple. Homecoming 5 Most Musical Kristi Near James Barber Most Likely To Succee Kristi Graff Jim Jano Best Dressed Jon Schaab Tracy Thompson Best Personality Diedre Luebke Steve Nagy Most Athletic Diane Biggs Todd Struhs Best Looking Butch Scharer Terri Tietjen Best Actor Actress Tim Rudolphi Laura 6 Best Of '84 Most All Around Jean McClintock Troy Schick McLean Most Intelligent Mike Oudyn Reagen Robbins Best Sense Of Humor Brent Fetterolf Denise Dunphy Best Citizen Mike Jones Karen Dir Best Of 84 7 The traditional Christmas Assembly in 1983 was a great success. The assembly was opened with the Dixon High School Band playing a medley of Christmas songs. The feature movie was The Best Years of Your Life So Far.â The Pom Pons and the Trojans (Dixon High Schoolâs male version of the Pom Pon squad), did a hilariously entertaining routine. DHS was honored with the pres- ence of the world reknowned Blues Brothers, Jim Barber and Doug Trader. After a yearâs absence and a casting change. Santa Claus returned. The last segment of our Christmas Assembly, which has become a tradition in itself, was the slide show. Slide Show 3ft 9 Fall Sports Awkward But Awesome Q Volleyball State Finalists For the first time in the history of Dixon High School sports, the volleyball Duchesses went to State. Their road to Springfield was rocky when they started their season with a disappointing loss to Oregon, but came back with three victories against the Newman. Mt. Morris, and E. Moline teams. A powerful Princeton squad halted their winning streak and the Duchesses began to lose confi- dence in their abilities. They went into their Invitational with a positive attitude, concentrated on working together, and finished a strong third. On a high note, after defeating Kewanee. arch rival Sterling. Hall Twp. the Duchesses went into the Dixon Regional realizing they had the capability of winning the tournament. And, thatâs exactly what they didl The unanswered losses at the beginning of the season were avenged when the Duchesses swept the Regional by defeating LaSalle Peru and Princeton. From this point, the Duch- esses advanced to the Rockford (Guilford) Sectional and defeated two tough opponents, Belvidere and Rock Falls, both in three game matches. The smell of State was in the air. The Duchesses had to defeat Streator in Sterlingâs Super-Sectional to advance to the Illinois State Finals. The Duchesses played a strong match and defeated Streator in two games. Dixonâs starting spikers Julie Baker, Diane Biggs. Sarah Collins, and Dee Russell had an average height of 5'Hâ and they used their height and strength to advantage by hitting ace spikes and block- ing opponents spikes. Setters Karen Dir and Chris Young consis- tently set to the spikers and with their help the girls worked together as a team. The other members of the team played a special part in the girlsâ success because of their strong bench support and the coaching of Roberta Thompson and Kay Schrock. Row I. Chris Young. Julie Baker. Dayle Bridgeman. Lisa Bollman. Row 2. Coach Schrock. Sarah Collins. Karen Dir. Diane Biggs. Debbie Weidman. Cindy Miller. Melissa Mumford. Diane Renner. Dee Russell. Coach Thompson. A strong Oak Forest team was the first opponent the Duchesses encountered. Unfortunately. Dixon struggled and lost hopes of advancement. However, the prestige of earning a place in the Elite Eightââ was an honor bestowed upon very few. At the end of the season Karen Dir was named to the First Team All-Conference, Diane Biggs. Second Team All- Conference, Sarah Collins, Honorable Mention, and Julie Baker, Dee Russell, and Chris Young received a Special Mention. Volleyball 13 Sophomore Volleyball Row I. Kelley Andrews. Sue Pickering. Barb Adams. Christie Holland. Lisa Billings. Chris Fordham. Katie Devine. Amy Anderson. Row 2. Coach Schrock. Heidi Turner. Grace Yoakum. Julianne Pettinger. Mandy Hull. Karen Miller. Stephanie Segura. Penny Sherwood. Kathy. Davoren. Jackie Hamilton. Freshmen The sophomores showed a great amount of improvement toward the end of the season. Even though they lost to Men- dota. the team discovered that they could play with the best. They proved this by beating Sterling who posted a 12-1 record. They ended the season at 6-9. Row I Johnna Thompson. Karla Jaques. Sheila Spencer. Tina Consuelos. Connie Smith. LeAnn Crow. Diana Dunham. Row 2. Kelly Underhile. Sin Lin Seto. Tracy Humphrey. Tina Humphrey. Sheila Blaine. Becky Carlson. Shannon Whites- carver. Row 3. Kerri Smith. Lisa Adams. Leann Newman. LeeAnne Smith. Shawn Burkhart. Julie Sawyer. Dana Timmons. Coach Schrock. The freshman record (3-7) may look dismal, yet they pro- gressed in many areas by the season's end. The Sterling game may have shown this team that they had improved. Because of a time problem at Sterling, they were only allowed to play ten minutes, but those ten minutes were highlighted by several spikes and ace serves. 14 Soccer DHS had something new this year and itâs here to stay thanks to the efforts of local businessmen and one very important person. Steve Keegan. The new somethingâ Iâm talking about is football. But. you say what's so new about football? Weâve had that so long Ronald Reagan played on the team.â The sport Iâm talking about may be better known to most of us as soccer. The program originated back when I was in junior high and has been growing by leaps and bounds ever since. But. it wasnât until this year that the Dukes had their own team that finished with an impressive 6-80 record for a team with a frosh majority and only four seniors. We started out the season with Bruce Bennett and Steve Nagy, as co- captains against a tough Rockford West team, and we were beaten by a score of 7-2. Both our goals were scored by freshman Freddie Dunseth. Then came the Malta Tournament in which we won two, lost one. and tied one to come out with a record of 2-2-1. Our next game was against a powerhouse Shabbona team, who we would later play in the first round of regional competition and be beaten 5-0. They handed us our third loss of the season with a score of 6-0. The next game was our first home game at Sauk Valley College, where we came back and beat Rockford Jefferson 4-2. We then played Waterman J.V., Leaf River. Rockford Guilford. Rockford Jefferson. Rockford Christian, and Leaf River again to come out with a 6-7-1 mark, winding down toward the seasonâs end. A fine performance was turned in each one of these games by Sr. Bruce Bennett, Noel Fane, and Kent Workman; these three all played aggressive games and helped put us back on our feet again several times. Some others that deserve as much or more praise on their playing efforts were Lu Yang, who sparked several scoring attacks, Au Yang, whose antics on the field held us up. Ge Vang. Jeff Murphy, our star goalie, Mike Washburn, who was a coachâs dream with his attitude and hustle, and our own leather-clad casualty. Craig Kobler. who broke his ankle in the Leaf River game. We ended our season tying Dekalb J.V. 3-3 and our biggest loss came in the opening game of regionals where an aggressive Shabbona team beat us 5-0 after we held them scoreless throughout the first half. â Steve Nagy Row I. Joseph Symoun. Jeff Murphy. Fred Dunseth. Steve Nagy. John Jacobs. Mike Washburn. Joe Bonnell. Row 2. Jimmie Trox- ell. Jim Wexler. Klif Kime. Lue Yang. Kurt Beckley. Aw Yang. Jim Bonnell. Row 3. Coach Keegan. Pat Fordham. Bruce Bennett. Kent Workman. Onn Albrecht. Tom Naughton. Craig Kobler. Norman Feczko. Soccer 15 Girls Tennis Row I. Shelly Sheridan. Julie Williamson. Debbie Blaine. Jean McClintock. Karey Keith. Jan Koch. Tracy Houck. Row 2. Coach Ryser. Kristi Graff. Krista Yount. Michelle Hunsberger. Liz Kennedy. Julie Dickenson. Mindy Keith. Wendy Zickuhr. The DHS netters smashed their way through the season ending with an overall record of 6-5. The captain for the '83 season was Jean McClintock. and the most valuable player named was Michelle Hunsberger. The captain elect for the 84 season is Elizabeth Kennedy. Junior Varisty had a tremendous season by pitching in a record of 7-2. The coach for this year's team was Mr. Bob Ryser. In commenting about the season. Coach Ryser said. 'l was very proud of the girls this year. They worked very hard for the conference and Moline districts. We didn't have anyone qualify for the state tournament, but we were put into a much tougher district than we ever have been in before. The girls always play the best they possibly can. and they always have fun while playing tennis. 16 Tennis Football Cheerleaders S Pom Pons Lisa Bollman. Connie Blosser. Missy Beede. Sheri Cannon. Lisa Semetis. Shelly Stouffer. Karen Jensen. Missy Walcott. Row I: Samantha Walls. Tracy Thompson. Julie Williamson. Deb Ferger. Fordham. Tracy Bollman. Mindy Keith. Row 3: Sally Monnier. Dayle Brid- Jan Koch. Row 2: Michelle Longtin. Helen Corken. Hollie Sherman. Lisa geman. Karen Dir. Linda Claussen. Shelly Callison. Michele Hunsberger. S o P h o m o r e s Row I: Barb Adams. Maria Tovar. Nancy Cowley. Row 2. Mary Knoll. Monica Maisenbacher. Lynn Gerdes. Kim Rice. 17 Varsity Football Row I: Rodney Hodgson; Manager. Lee Eastman. Doug Eastman. Jim Sigwards. Scott Apple. Dan Day. Deron Benson. Stan Halfacre. Dave Piper. Willy Kekstedt. Row 2: Troy Schick. John Asbury. Robert Toms. Ron Ruffini. Scott Piller. Butch Scharer. Bill Webb. Sean Quick. Bob Thompson. Wes Trent. Row 3: Ken Masters. James Corken. Ben Fichter. John Bay. Jeff Bridgeman. John Dix- on. Rick Merlak. Scott Maves. Mike Williar. Todd Struhs. Brent Fetterolf. Jim Seloover. Jon Schaab. and Dan Lendman. 18 The Varsity Dukes began the 1983 season slow, yet came back with two wins. In their first three games the Dukes were defeated by Crystal Lake 7-42, De- kalb 36-12, and lost in overtime to Rochelle 7-0. At mid-season the Dukes were able to defeat Ottawa 17- 16 in overtime. The Dukes were let down as they lost their next two games against Geneseo 7-28 and La- Salle-Peru 7-27. The Dukes won the Homecoming game against Streator 13-6 despite the rainy weather which pushed halftime festivities indoors. The 1983 season came to a close as the Varsity Dukes lost their last two games to Sterling 12-50 and Rock Falls 20-17 in overtime. Ben Fichter, Todd Struhs, Jeff Bridgeman. John Dixon, and Jim Seloover were chosen captains at the beginning of the season. The Dukes elected Todd Struhs Most Valuableâ and Best Defensive player, Scott Maves Most Improvedâ, Jeff Bridgeman Captainâ. Sean Quick Best Special Teamâ and Butch Scharer, and Todd Struhs were also chosen to the All-Conference team. Sophomore Football Row I: Brad Dixon. Mike Bushman. Dave Contreras. Ron Rogers. Jason Ayars. Wes Crow. Jason Mull. Dan Long. Terry Seske. Keith Webb. Curt Biester. Row 1 Sean Sequin. Joel Harshbarger. Derek Trotter. Pat Burgess. Jeff Finn. Bill Blackburn. Brian Fetterolf. Jim Steder. Chris Daraska. Row 3: Tom Burke. Jim Canterbury. Doug Collins. Scott Bailey. Mike Reed. Pat Pauser. Hal Lennon, and Matt Eaton. Freshmen Football Row I Ben Schaab. Chris Jones. Tim Bonnell. Troy Chandler. Jeff Myers. Kevin Butler. Dennis Werle. Todd Dewey. Keith Radema chir. Mark Fane. Chad Schmidt. Tom Burrs. Mike McDowell. Row 2 Steve Smith. Tom Duffy. Scott Heller. Fred Dunseth. Wade Bolin. Matt Emmole. Mike Blaine. Jim Lance. Tom Spaine. Tim Bruce. Mike Partington. Chad Struhs. Mark Wagner. Matt Reed. Row 3: Coach Ruffin. Rich Helfrich. Shane Bolin. Mark Dallas. Aric Luck. Jeff O'Brien. Steve James. Tim Sproul. Mark Moeller. Ken Helfrich. Glenn Wallin. Rodd Schick. Chris Krug. Row 4 Jim Rodgers. Walter Sibigtroth. Todd Conley. Shawn Conley. Mark Wohrley. Dale May field. Mike Gorman. Matt Guthrie. Ron Griffin. Scott Slagle, lorn Elmendorf. and Tabbe Stevens. 20 Sports Osborn: Third In State The boys' golf team, both varsity and fresh-soph, had exceptional years. The varsity had an impressive record of 17-0. They won first place in their own invitational with Dixonâs Steve Wallace placing first with a 77. They placed fifth in the E-Rab Invitational in Rockford where Tek Osborn placed fifth. They won sixth place in the Sterling Invite. They placed second in the NCIC Tournament in in Kewanee. Tek Osborn and Duke Franklin tied for third individually with Osborn winning with an eagle in a play-off. Dixon placed second at the Kewanee Regional which advanced them to Sectionals at L.P. where Dixon placed fifth. Unfortu- nately only two teams advance. However. Tek Osborn and Steve Wal- lace advanced to the State tournament. Although the tournament was delayed a week by rain, Osborn shot rounds of 74 and 76 to tie for third. In a playoff, he won on the second hole with a birdie. Steve Wallace finished mid-way in a field of ISO of Illinois' best golfers. Dixon should be proud of Tek Osborn Sr., Greg Jepson Sr., Steve Wallace Jr., Lee Kanzler Jr., Duke Franklin Soph., and Bill Detweiler Jr., a fine â83 golf team. Equal consideration should be given to the Fresh-Soph boys golf team. They had an outstanding record of 14 and 2. Dixon placed second with a 341 total. Individually. Chris Beede was medalist with an 83. Hats off to the members of the â83-â84 fresh-soph team: Scott Har- grave. Chris Beede. Brad Jepson. Tom Lawless, Mike Sholders, Mark Simon. Aaron Mobarak, Wes Sherman, and Warren Sherman. Row I: Coach Lessner. Duke Franklin. Sieve Wallace. Tek Osborn. Greg Jepson. Row 1. Lee Kanzler. Scott Hargrave. Bill Detweiler. Row I: Coach Lessner. Wes Sherman. Tom Lawless. Warren Sherman. Row 2. Mike Shoulders. Brad Jepson. Mark Simon. Aaron Mobarak. Sports 21 Girls Seventh in State The Dixon girlsâ golf team continued its standard of excellence by advancing to the IHSA State Golf Tournament this year. The girls had a superb record of 10 and I. The team started its road to state by winning its own invitational with 385. three strokes better than Moline. Individually Patty Larkin finished second with 92. The girls faltered a little by placing sixth in the Guilford Invitational. They came back at the Champaign Invitational, which is considered a mini- state-tournament. The girls finished a strong third among the stron- gest teams in the state. It was a cold, rainy day for the Dixon Regional, but the girls rose above all conditions and finished first, advancing to one of the toughest sectionals in Illinois at Lake Forest. The team finished a close third ahead of Barrington. The top three teams advanced to the state tournament. Dixon was on its way to Normal. Illinois. The first day of the tournament was pouring down rain. The officials decided to cancel the dayâs scores and make it a one day tournament. The next day was a little better, at least it only rained half the day. Dixon finished seventh out of the twelve best golf teams in the state. Special congratulations are directed to the â83'84 golf team: Patty Larkin Sr. and co-captain. Hollie Sherman Sr. and co-captain, Angie Blaine Soph., Missy Beede, Jr., Jill Beier Soph., Joy Buck Soph., Midge Magdich Fr.. and Stacey Wolford Fr. There arenât enough ways to say thank you to Mr. Lessner, the girls and boys golf teamsâ coach. This man has dedicated many hours not only during golf season but during the summer months to shape the exceptional teams Dixon has had year after year after year. One can say that the talent of the players are the result of a winning team, but it is much more than that. Mr. Lessner does more than make sure the teams get to meets. Fie works on the mechanics of the swings plus the mental aspects of golf. Again, a thousand thank yous to you, Mr. Lessner. Boys Cross-Country ÂŤ %â Coach McCabe. Sid Aurand. Wayne Hoy. Tom Snyder. Mike Leslie. Bill OâMalley. Brian Bush- man. Pat Frost. The 1983 Varsity Boys Cross-Country team compiled a dual meet record of 7-11-2. The squad placed 9th at the NCIC meet and 5th at the Re- gional, missing a sectional berth by just one place. Leaders for the Dukes individually throughout the year were Sid Aurand. who placed 1st at the Rock Falls Invt.. 6th place at the NCIC meet and was a Sectional qualifier-, and Brian Bushman, who placed 13th at the NCIC meet and 18th at the Regional, barely missing qualifying for the sectional. The Fresh Soph boys placed 3rd as a team in the NCIC meet behind L-P and Rock Falls. With varsity lettermen Sid Aurand. Brian Bushman, and Mike Leslie returning to lead this promising group of underclassmen the prospects for the 1984 season look bright indeed. Another good turnout of underclassmen next season, combined with the Dukes returning winners, will give the team the depth needed to realize its goals of a successful 1984 season. Girls Cross-Country Row It Tammy Stienstra. Tracy Ranken. Kara Longiin. Tracy Cumber land. Chris Devoney. Row 2: Deb Colson. Gwen Sherwood. Kandie Wilhelm. Coach McCabe. In only their second year of existence the Duchesses cross- country team compiled a dual meet record of 7-8. The girls placed 4th at the NCIC meet, 3rd at the Regional, which earned the team a trip to the Sectional, and llth at the Sectional meet. Aware of the great strides made this past season, the girlsâ goal for next season is a trip to the state meet. Leaders for the Duchesses individually throughout the season were Gwen Sherwood and Kandie Wilhelm. Sherwood, only a freshman, placed 3rd at the NCIC, 7th at the Regional, and 7th at the Sectional, which qualified her for the state meet. Gwen went on to finish 62nd in the state, the tenth highest-placing freshman. Wilhelm a sophomore, was close behind Sherwood. 7th at the NCIC meet. 10th at the Regional, and 19th at the Sectional, narrowly missing a berth in the state meet. With the whole squad returning in 1984. led by varsity letter- winners Sherwood. Wilhelm, and 1983 captain Kara Longtin. the Duchesses are excited about next season. The entire squadâs combination of enthusiasm, dedication and hard-working atti- tudes. when combined with a good group of incoming freshmen next year, should add up to an exciting season for the 1984 Duchesses! 24 Girls Cross Country Winter Sports 25 Varsity Boys Basketball Row I: Greg Pettenger. Steve Wallace. Scott Piller. Bob Lebre. Row 2: Coach Herb Jennings. Todd Struhs. Greg Jepson. Andy Hull. Dave Jennings. Row I. Kyle Dalke. Tom Wilson. Eric Lumzy. Brent Fetterolf. Missing: James Corken. Dan Lendman. 26 The 1983-84 edition of the varsity Dukes was an epitome of tough luck. The Dukes began the season on a bright note with respectable performances in the Amboy and Princeton Holiday tournaments. Although the Dukes finished second at Amboy, the players and coaches felt disappointed because the title was taken by Class 'Aâ Mt. Morris. After the Christmas Holidays the Dukes fell into a terrible streak of bad luck. Losses to Kewanee and Mendota, teams they had beaten earlier in the season, were compounded by the additional loss of junior enforcer Tom Wilson. Over coming the loss of Wilson was a struggle, but the Dukes played a series of close games with Class 'A' powerhouses Ottawa. Marquette. Rockridge and conference foe Princeton. As if the Dukes below par season was not enough, the varsity was dealt a severe ego blow when mentor Herb Jennings replaced the starting lineup with sophomores in the annual rivalry with Newman. Although this caused an uproar among the players, the Dukes managed to pull through and complete their season with a defeat at the tough DeKalb Regional. At the Dukes annual awards banquet, senior Todd Struhs was named Captain and Kyle Dalke was named Most Valuable Player. -by Kyle Dalke 21 Basketball Cheerleaders Pom Pons Missy Beede. Shelly Stouffer. Sheri Cannon. Lisa Semetis. Lisa Bollman. Row I: Jan Koch. Michele Hunsberger. Tracy Thompson. Tracy Bollman. Row 2. Mindy Keith. Julie Williamson. Shelly Callison. Terri Tietjen. Karen Dir. Helen Corken. Row 3-. Michelle Long- tin. Connie Blosser. Lisa Tordham. Sally Monnier. Karen Jensen. IS Row l Jody Heacock. Jodi Sholders. Mi- chele Hamel. Karen Lafferty. Karyn Ploessl. Row 2: Mary Ann Nichols. Vanessa Warzynski. Karey Keith. Amy Densmore. Angie Wentling. Andrea Nagy. Jill Beier. Shelly Sheridan. Jackie LeSage. Kim Rice. Nancy Cowley. Dawn Schick. Sophomore Freshman Basketball Row I: Duke Franklin. Dan Long. Brian Martin. Brian Fetterolf. Mike Washburn. Sean Seguin. Row 2: Dirk Schilling. Tim Weid- man. Mark Simon. Scott Edgcomb. Pat Fordham. Scott Bailey. Jason Ayars. Row I. Matt Melvin. Scott Hargrave. Jerry New man. Pat Pauser. Mike Reed. Mike Sholders. Coach Randy Wal cott. Row I: Matt Guthrie. Jim Lance. Tom Lawless. Tim Bruce. Chad Schmidt. Jim Mcknight. Brian Seguin. Aaron Mobarak. Sean Rock. Shane Bolin. Row 2: Scott Heller. Brent Winters. Jim Rog- ers. Mike Blaine. Dennis Drew. Jeff Clawson. Dwayne Williams. Tabbe Stevens. Row 3: Coach Tom Berwanger. Shawn Conley. Brad Thompson. Chris Dixon. Shawn Ortgiesen. Rick Helfrich. Ron Griffin. Tom Duffy. Brad Jepson. Chad Struhs. Coach Jon Cooper. Varsity Girls Basketball A Finely Tuned Machine As any other team, the Duchesses started out their season a little rusty. But when it came time for the Dixon Invitational, the team was gaining momentum. The Duchesses placed third in their invitational, losing to Sterling. The next big challenge was the Limestone tournament. The team, by that time, was a finely tuned machine. Defeating top 10 ranked Morton. Dixon took home first place. After Limestone, the Duchesses rolled on through the conference, defeating arch rivals. Rock Falls and Sterling. The Duchesses were the uncontested NCIC Con- ference champs. In the second game of the regionals. Rock Falls shattered the Duchessesâ dream of Champaign. That game was the end of a four varsity career for Diane Biggs and Sarah Collins. Sara Collins and Diane Biggs led the team in scoring with 16 and IS points respectively. Diane was also high with 14 re- bounds per game. The team voted Dee Russell and Dar Adams the 1985 cap- tains. Diane Most Valuable Player. Dee Best Defense. Julie Baker Most Improved, and Dar Most Flustle. The Duchesses ended their season with an impressive 23-4 record. 30 Sports Row I: Lisa Fordham. Julie Dickinson. Dayle Bridgeman, Darlene Adams. Hollie Sherman. Row 2: Coach Roy Bridgeman. Julie Baker. Dee Russell. Sarah Collins. Diane Biggs. Barb Mayes. Manager Sally Monmer. 31 Sophomore Freshman Basketball Row I: Laura Gorham. Katie Devine. Sue Groshans. Christie son. Sonja Nicklaus. Mandy Hull. Angie Blame. Jill Gansemer. Holland. Cindy Fane. Missy Ranken. Row 2: Coach Gary Morri- Heidi Turner. Amy Deets. Manager Mary Knoll. Row I: Dena Timmons. Athena Weidenbach. Sue Kessel. Vanessa Paula Durband. MaryAnn Nichols. Row 3: Karen Lafferty. Johnna Warzynski. Becky Carlson. Lisa Adams. Row 2: Karla Jaques. Thompson. Coach Jan Thompson. Amy Stouffer. Stacie Wolford. Mary Hamrick. Tammy Stienstra. Jody Heacock. Paula Ucci. 32 Girlâs Basketball Girlsâ Bowling Season Record IN Varsity Tournament Records: IVC 3rd Dixon 7th Rock Island 2nd Dolton Sth Orion 1st Row I: Barb Adams. Brenda Collinson. Debbie Blaine. Den- ise Elliot. Tracy Houck. Row 2: Melissa Mumford. Cindy Heaton. Shelly Stouffer. Cindy Miller. Chris Fordham. Sandy Ouaco. Junior-Varsity Andrea Fox. Tami Spratt. Nancy Zigler. Deb Ferger. 00 Lisa Billings. Gina Fahs. Kim Crafton. Dawn Johnson. Susan Sproul. Row h Lynn Toms. Christie Merts. Barb Chidley. Theresa Wickert. Row 2: Julie Thomas. Sarah Hyde. Cindy Bonnell. Connie Smith. Kim McIntyre. Girls Bowling 33 The Crackers Ed Binkley Brian Barnes Todd Attig Dennis Horton Rick Skibinski Jeff Barnes Mark Thomaschefsky Hot Ice Kevin Richard Todd Stover Danny Day Ken Masters Randy Kitzmiller The 34V2's Troy Shick Bob Thompson Mike Lawton Bruce Bennett Sid Aurand Tom Radant Intramural Something Clean Rick Bushman Dave Dixon Bill Detweiler Daron Benson Scott Apple Jeff Wilcox Court Super Vision Roger Cook Darrel Cook Bill Blackburn Marty Schaefer Ken Ruggles Dave Thompson James Rogers Flying Zambinis David Starnes Cletus Shaw Rance Bardo Donald Simmons Bob Brady Joe Partington Emperor Flick And His Band Of Renegade Tadpoles Derek Trotter Ali-Hajie Rogers Chris McDonough Tim Quaco Keith Webb Ken Springer Alpha League --â â˘'1 i l iriTV. ----- â - J Phi Slamma Gamma Bill Heaton Sean Doane Eric Hanson Gary Bosenieler Joe Rogers 34 Intramural Basketbal Beta League Daddy Sun And The Outer Planets Dave Bushman Matt Fichter Craig Kobler Rob Bowser Tom Naughton Stan Halfacre M.V.Y.A. Crus Kevin Wohrley Scott Maves Wally Miller John Dixon Jim Barber Bush Leagers Mark Kemper Joe Humphry Lee Kanzler Terry Dewey Mike Taylor Keith Stranberg Mike Williar The Raging Roundballers Curt Biester Mark Chavera Joe Gartmen Luis Sheppard Joe Frey Mike Bushman Jerry Gittleson The Flying Raveo Butch Scharer Ben Fichter John Shaab Tim Rudolphi Tek Osborn Eric Wiggington Brew Crew Marv VanWeeldon Mark Le Fevre Jim Seloover Jim Janosky Darin Francque Stankies Scott Cook Mike Partington Dave Ruckman Tim Sproul D. Willett Matt Emmole Jackson Officers Rusty Childers Tom Logsdon Tom Snyder Brian Bushman Lee Eastman Pat Frost W. Hoy Bill OâMalley Matt Rumph John Johnson Sports 35 Wrestling Row I: Todd Binkley. Jeff Myers. Kevin Butler. Jason Mull. Sweet. Chris Jones. Row 1. Ken Powers. Lee Eastman. Mike Troy Chandler. Jeff Cledon. Dan Long. Row 2: Jim Sigwards. Williar. Hal Lennon. Pat Schappert. Keith Heppler. Tom Todd Attig. Monty Smith. Scott Apple. Jeff Ranken. Mike Burke. Mark OâBanion. Steve James. Ben Schaab. Bushman. Stan Halfacre. Doug Eastman. Bill Webb. Dan Wrestling Cheerleaders Valerie Miller Laura Gorham Lynn Gerdes Maria Tovar Jenny Heacock Deb Ferger Thanks Mr. And Mrs. Trulock For 12 Years Of Pom Pons And 19 Years Of Cheerleading Sports 37 Boysâ Tennis Row I: Tom Radant. Steve Wallace. Dave Piper. Norman Feczko. Row 2. David Dixon. B. J. Thomas. Jim Barber. Rick Heeg. Row I: Dennis Lee. Chad Struhs. Mike Blaine. Mark Clevenger. Row 2-. Chris Beede. George Mobarak. Pat Pauser, Mark Simon. Boys' Tennis 39 Girls Row I. Kim Shchorn. Sarah Hyde. Donna Chesnek. Mindy Keith. Karen Miller. Christie Holland. Shannon Whitescrabber. Chris Godman. Karla Jacques. Kelly Revay. Debbie Colson. Lisa Ploessel. Georgann Dziubin. Row 2. Kim McIntyre. Becky Carlson. Julie Ann Pettenger. Andrea Nagy. Heidi Turner. Gwen Sherwood. Kerri Keith. Jackie Hamilton. Jackie LeSage. Patricia Schappert. Tracey Cumberland. Tina Humphrey. Dawn Schick. Angie Ploessel. Row 3. Kara Longtin. Lori Blair. Sue Lin Seto. Athena Weidenbach. Jullie Baker. Terri Tietjen. Karen Dir. Lisa Bollman. Dayle Bridgeman. Monica Parke. Penny Sherwood. Brenda Bennett. Wendy Zickhur. Kandie W ilhelm. Dee Russell. Jill Gansmer. Sawn Burkhart. Jennifer Tripp. Bridgeman 40 Sports Track Goes To State Sports 41 Girls Softball Row I: Johnna Thompson. Amy Stouffer. Sonia Nicklaus. Sheila Spencer. Madeline Bend. Cindy Bonnell. Mary Hamrick. Row 2: Tracy Humphrey. Paula Durband. Grace Yoakum. Stacey Waller. Chris Fordham. Row i-. Lisa Adams. Coach Keagen. Jacci Beard. Roxanne Day. Julie Magnafici. Row I: Marti Miller. Liz Kennedy. Julie Dickinson. Melissa Mumford. Abby Pitman. Row 2: Coach Morrison. Darlene Adams. Debbie Blaine. Tracy Houck. Michele Hunsberger. Rachel German 43 Girls Softball A Salute To Mrs. Hill Mrs. Jo Anne Hill completes another year as the Athletic Director's Secretary. She has been a secretary in the school system for twelve years. She was a secretary in the main office for the first few years, and then she worked for Mr. Vaile and presently Mr. Gallois. Her duties as the Athletic Directorâs Secretary are being a reception- ist. answering the telephone, and taking messages. She also types up contracts for athletic events and officials, takes care of insurance claims for athletics, and takes care of the eligibility for the athletes. Along with all these responsibilities, she does some typing for the Driver Education Department and the Physical Education Department and signs up and collects fees from the athletes for all sports. Mrs. Hill has three children, all of which do not live at home any longer. She has one daughter. Geri Evett. and two sons. Tom and Brad. In her spare time, she enjoys reading and gardening. When asked what she enjoys the most about being the Athletic Director's Secretary, she said. The contact with the kids.â 43 Boys Track Ron Rogers. Ken Masters. James Corken. Tom Elmendorf. Mike Reed. Scott Edgcomb. Tim Weidman. Derek Trotter. Harold Stinson, and Mike Washburn The Dukes track team posted one of its finest seasons compiling a 13-3 dual meet record and capturing first place in the Dixon Invitational, the Hub Relays, the Frosh-Soph N.C.I.C. conference meet, and four other Frosh-Soph invitationals. Throughout the season records were broken. Among the record breakers were the 800m relay team of Ron Rogers. Tom Elmendorf. Bill Heaton, and Mike Washburn who ran it in 1:22.09. The 3200m relay team of Sid Aurand. Jon Schaab, Eric Hansen, and Brian Bushman in 8:11.71. The High Hurdle Shuttle relay team of Ken Masters, James Corken, Tim Weidman, and Scott Edgcomb in 1:07.3. Individual records included Aurand in the 800m run in 2:00.84 and the 3200 m run in 9:23.22 and Schaab in the 1600m run in 4:23.68. The Dukes this year sent three runners to the state meet in Charleston, they were Harold Stinson in the triple jump, Sid Aurand in the 3200m run, and Jon Schaab in the 1600m run. Aurand finished 13th in the state with a time of 9:23.22. The Dukes hope to better their record next year with only three seniors leaving the team, -by Jon Schaab PLACED IN THE CONFERENCE Harold Stinson - Pole Vault - I2â6â Mike Reed - Pole Vaulg - IIâ 3rd Dennis Drew - Pole Vault - IIâ 5th Harold Stinson - Long Jump - 20'4l 2 4th Ron Rogers - Long Jump - 9'6W 4th Harold Stinson - Triple Jump - 43â3V'2â 3rd Ben Schaab - Triple Jump - 37â5 3 4â 4th Tim Weidman - High Jump - 6â 1st James Corken - High Jump - 5âI0â 6th Tim Weidman - High Jump - 6â2â New Soph High Jump Record Harold Stinson - Triple Jump - 45Tâ New Jr. Triple Jump Record Brad Jepson - Triple Jump - 40'3l 4â New Frosh Triple Jump Record PLACED IN THE DISTRICT Harold Stinson - Triple Jump - 45Tâ 3rd Boys Track Row I: Lee Eastman. John Dixon. John Bay. Jeff Bridgeman limit Row I: Joe Frey. Brian Bushman. Jon Schaab. Row 2. Al Rolmg. Mike Leslie. Matt Easton. Eric Hanson Row I: Mark Wohrley. Shawn Conley. Denise Drew. Brian Sequin. Ron Griffin. Chris Dixon. Dale Mayfield. Row 2: Kyle Dixon. Scott Brooks. Aaron Mobarak. Ben Schaab. Brad Jepson. Rod Schick. Mike Partington. Row 3 Andy Mansen. Matt Guthrie. Jim Rogers. Steve Smith. Eric Luck. Chris Jones. Mark Moehler. Tim Sproul Row I: Matt Melvin. David Contreras. Eric Brown. Orin Albreck. Row 2-. Tom Burke. Mike Mansen. Keith Webb. Bill Heaton DHS Booster Club SOS The Boosters Work To Save Our Sports Sports 47 ini wiim not si NSIIINC, ! OS March 15, 1984 Dear Friends: Thanks so much for your hard work on my birthday celebration. Coming home to Dixon on that special day was one of the most enjoyable moments of my presidency. My staff have told me about the nights you burned the midnight oil in order to be ready for the event, and I am very grateful for your contributions. It was a real pleasure to share my birthday with so many fine young people. You are our nation's future and the inheritors of our precious legacy of freedom. Mrs. Reagan joins me in sending our appreciation and our best wishes for success in your studies. Sincerely, The Students Dixon High School Lincoln Statue Drive Dixon, Illinois 61021 49 Performances Godâs Favoriteâ Drops In On D.H.S. Stage The cast was minimal, the outcome enormous. November II and 12, Neil Simonâs Godâs Favoriteâ introduced rounds of laughter in the D.H.S. auditorium. The Joe Benjamin family: Joe, Tim Rudolphi, Godâs Favorite-, Rose, Mary Lafferty. the flighty Mrs. Benjamin; Ben and Sarah. Andy Ostergrant and Mandy Hull, the air-headed 22 year old twins; David. Jim Barber, the eldest son who resents his fatherâs wealth-, and Mady and Morris, Michelle Moore and Bill O'Malley, the English maid and butler find themselves in the middle of a huge dilemma brought to them by Sidney Lipton (Paul Whitcombe), Godâs messenger. Joe, a devout believer in God. is to withstand every hardship imaginable from the loss of his company to hemorrhoids, so God can prove to Satan that there is at least one man on earth who would keep his faith in God under any and every circumstance. As the story develops. David, the rebel, leaves for who knows where and Joeâs plight progressively worsens. First, the heat in the Benja- min mansion is turned off, and the food supply hits rock bottom. Then the mansion burns down and Joeâs already failing health wors- ens. Throughout the story, Sidney Lipton pays numerous visits to the Benjamin household to convince Joe to renounce God and get on with a normal life. Throughout the remainder of the story, Joe is seen wearing rags, walking slouched over with a cane, and having great difficulty talking. The scene is the privously described Joe with his entire family, excluding David. Mady and Morris, congre- gated in what used to be the living room of the Benjamin mansion. The topic of discussion is the future of the Benjamin family. Rose, Mrs. Benjamin, is fed up with the ordeal Joe and the rest are being put through. If there is a God. he intended me to take care of my family and thatâs exactly what I intend to doâ - Mrs. Benjamin made perfectly clear. With a kiss and tearful good-bye. Rose leaves calling the children after her. Sarah gives Joe a kiss, making him feel good for the first time in months, and departs sobbing. Ben. then, bids his farewell and departs. While Joe stands in prayer. David enters and asks. Wow. whereâs the bar-be-que?â Joe believing that David is drunk as usual becomes furious. Then he realizes that David is blind. Joe becomes more furious then and yelling at God. still pledges never to renounce God. With a flash of lightning and a roar of thunder. Davidâs eyesight returns and Joe straightens. From there, everything looks up. Rose comes in with sacks full of food and everyone lives happily ever after. The story ends with David talking to God asking for just one place in His plan. Enter-Sidney Lipton introducing himself as he did to Joe: Curtain. Devoe Manning along with his cast of eight and his many stage crews put together yet another spectacular performance as Godâs Favorite mesmerized the Dixon audience. ABOVE LEFT: Our director. Mr. Manning. ABOVE RIGHT: David you wouldn't believe it LOWER LEFT: The Benjamin's await the burglar. LOWER RIGHT Paul Whit- combe as Lipton. PICTURE I: Bill O'Malley as Morris the Butler. PICTURE 2. The Stage Crew. L-R. Dave Peters. Jim Jones. Julie Rink. Aaron Dewey. Back Row: Barry Donaldson. Andy Hill, and Jim Yoakum. The Cast L-R. Mary Lafferty. Paul Whitcombe. Andy Ostergrant. Mandy Hull. Jim Barber. Back Row. Bill O'Malley. Michelle Moore, and Tim Rudolphi. PICTURE 4 Mandy at an outdoor rehearsal. PICTURE 5: Joe talks to David. PICTURE 6: Eric Wiggington and Tom Radant get a charge out of their work. PICTURE 7: The cast listens to the wise words of Mr. Manning. Fall Play 51 Greg Gates. Donna Ignacio. Paul Whitcombe. Mary Lafferty. Missy Walcott. Tim Rudolphi. Sean Seguin. Jean McClintock. Michelle Emery. Norman Feczko. Tracy Thompson. Mike Jones. Sean Rock. Liz Johnson. Shelly Stouffer. Mike Lawton. Keely Hoyle. Kevin Wohrley. Sarah Collins. Ray Zinnen. Reni Monteith. Jim Barber. Terri Tietjen. Greg Jepson Active Year For Choral Department This year brought continued involvement from the Robed Choir. First semester saw the Robed Choir preparing for various concerts, such as the Thanksgiving Assembly and the Christmas Concert. First semester saw the senior members of the choir participate in the NCIC Music Festival. It also saw some selected members at the IMEA Music Festival at Northern Illinois University. Second semester got off to a busy start with an invitation to entertain at Ronald Reagan's birthday party. Second se- mester, Robed Choir sent three of its members to participate in the All-State Choirs. Greg Smith sang tenor in the All-State Flonor's Choir, while Jim Barber and Mart Lafferty represent- ed DHS in the All-State Jazz Show Choir. The rest of the second semester was focused on the musical production of Annie.â This yearâs Robed Choir officers were Jean McClintock, President; Tim Rudolphi. Vice-president; Ray Zinnen, Secre- tary; and Kristi Graff, Treasurer. The section leaders were Tracy Thompson, sopranos; John Varga, basses-, Kevin Wohr- ley. tenors; and Kristi Near, altos, first semester and Martha Reyes, altos, second semester. This year. Madrigals, once again, had a busy year. Under the direction of the student leader. Kristi Near, the ensemble performed at several functions. They sang at the Thanksgiv- ing Assembly and Christmas Concert. The Madrigals also held a bake sale to raise funds. The ensemble is composed of juniors and seniors selected from Robed Choir. This year the Madrigals again lived up to their reputation of singing 15th and 16th century music. To go along with this style of music, the Madrigals wore costumes similar to those worn by ancient Madrigal singers. After Christmas, their busy year soon ended. 52 Performances Row I. Julie Williamson. Missy Beede. Kim Willis. Karen Jenson. Jenny Heacock. Row 2. Terri Cicero. Tina Zim- merman. Martha Reyes. Caroline Hong. Row 3. Lee Ann Magnifici. Liz Johnson. Rose McAlister. Debbie Weid- man. Mary Lafferty. Norman Feczko. Jean McClintock. Greg Smith. Tracy Thompson. Tim Rudolphi. Kristi Near. Paul Whitcombe. oo ⌠m Rem Monteith. Kevin Wohrley. Heather Hill. Jim Barber. Michelle Emery. Mike Jones. Terri Teitjen. Brent Fetterolf. 53 Bass. Todd Schurig. Ken Tabor. Sean Rock. Chad Schmidt. Brian Seguin. Jeff Myers. Jim Lance. Mark Nchter. o CL Tenors. Troy Chandler. Dennis Drew. Jim McKnight. Aaron Mo- barak. Bill Wohrley. Tom Lawless. Kevin Strock. Dennis Lee. Todd Dewey. Brian McGuire Sopranos. Row I. Stephanie Bennett. Angie Wentling. Hyun Joo Chung. Kristy Swim. Amy Densmore. Vanessa Warzynski. Midje Magdich Row 2. Brenda Schmtede- bush Tricia Thayer. Colleen Cleary. Paula Ucci. Gwen Sherwood. Jennifer Berard. Rhonda Monteith. Row 3. Cindy Whit- combe. Barbara Chidley. Nancy Vernier. Jackie Beard. Michele Le Rette. Mary Hamrick. Lisa Lambert. Row 4. Kim Ross. Kim Knudten. Michelle Hamill. Jody Hea- cock. Missy Matsko. Lee Anne Newman. Kelly Ames. Marilyn Marcinak Altos. Row I. Andrea Nagy. Tammi Horton. Mary Hernandez. Jodi Sholders. Vonna Stonecipher. Su- san Kessel. Row 2. Brenda Kendall. Trisha Varga. Becky Carlson. Chris Lane. Colleen Fields. Shan- non Whitesvarver. Michelle Paul- son. Row 3. Lori Craft. Elena Roach Janet Elliott. Kelly McKnight. Julie Thomas. Jamie Bivins. Tina Con- suelos. Row 4. Karey Keith. Shelly Mills. Amy Stouffer. Cindy Bon- nell-Sara Hyde. Jody Dyche. Leann Crow. Amber Soper 54 Treble Choir Row It Mandy Hull. Jennifer Kelenhoffer. Mary Quest. Kandi Wilhelm. Lynn Gerdes. Jenny Full. Row 2: Londa Aldridge. Nancy Cowley. Kathy Daveron. Christi Holland. Kim Rice. Kelly Andrews. Kara Longtin. Row h Dona Stoker. Dixie Malston. Laura Gorham. Karen Brown. Amy Anderson. Chris Fordham. Julie Craft. Row 4: Cassie Hubbel. Kim Hambly. Nancy Brosnan. Lynette Fane. Monica Park. Brenda Bennett. Penny Sherwood Sophtones Row I: Kim Rice. Mandy Hull. Laura Gorham. Dona Stoker. Chris Fordham. Row 2: Amy Anderson. Karen Brown. Julie Craft. Kara Longtin. Nancy Cowley. Lynn Gerdes. Penny Sherwood. Christi Holland Performances 55 1984 proved to ba a great year for talented DHS stu- dents to strut their stuff. The Broadway musical An- nieâ was chosen as the yearsâ musical. Among the cast members were Becky Berman as Annie. Tim Ru- dolphi as Daddy Warbucks, Mary Lafferty as Grace Farrell, and Mandy Hull as Miss Hannigan. The play centers around Annie, a young orphan who is taken in by the wealthy business- man Oliver Warbucks. These two start a nation- wide search to find Annieâs real parents and the even- tual conclusion is the adop- tion of Annie by Warbucks. The production was direct- ed by James Wiltz and De- Voe Manning. Others in the cast include Sarah Brown, Hyun Chung, Ronda Mon- teith, Amy Densmore, Heather Hartzell, Krista Mulligan. Jodi Sholders, and Angie Wentling who por- trayed orphans. Rooster  anm and tj|y âZâ V,Tr r ⢠Mien e,::  wXirtrr, sr- f c . ÂŁÂŁ ÂŁ2: a Jr-' â˘ps '-fes McCracken A â Wn T ' '''W' â finite 2K 3. â' ÂŤÂŤth. Mi. Sopranos. Row I: Holly Hill. Julie Williamson. Liz Johnson. Leanne Magnifici. Row 2-. Tina Zimmer- man. Reni Monteith. Keely Holye. Missy Beede. Row 3: Tracy Thompson. Missy Walcott. Kathi floehle. Terri Cicero. June Bonnell. Donna Ignaccio. Row 4: Mary Laf- ferty. Julie Dickenson. Michelle Longtin. Rose McAlister. Melody Hermes. Heather Hill. Picture I: Michelle Emery is ready to make a Diet Coke Commercial. Picture 2: Mr. Wiltz gives Jerry Newman that evil look. Picture 3: Holly and Liz look surprised. Tenors. Row I: Jim Ferolo. Keith Fazzi. Row 2-. Greg Jepson. Greg Gates. Greg Smith. Pat Frost. Row 3: Doug Trader. Tim Rudolphi. Andy Ostergrant. Row 4: Barry Donaldson. Brett Fetterolf. Kevin Whorley. 58 Basses. Row I: Sean Sequin. Mike Jones. Brad Dixon. Mark Sheets. David Sheets. Row 2i Norman Eeczko. Mike Lawton. Ray Zinnen. John Dixon. Row 3: John Bay. Jim Barber. John Varga. Paul Whit- combe. Jerry Newman. James Cor- ken. Hal Lennon. Altos. Row I: Michelle Emery. Lin- da Helander. Martha Reyes. Kristi Peterson. Shelly Stouffer. Row 2: Jenny Heacock. Reagen Robbins. Mary Rae Durband. Debbie Wied- man. Denise Dunphy. Row 3: Kim Willis. Mindy Keith. Caroline Hong. Karen Jensen. Jean McClin- tock. Row 4: Kristi Near. Kristi Graff. Sarah Collins. Terri Teitgen. Laura Etchison. 59 Row I: Hal Lennon. Mail Ealon. Mike Magdich. Sam Miller. Tom Burrs. Paul Whilcombe. Chris Hale. Holly Hill. Brenda Beard. Elana Roach. Row 2: Rem Monteith. Lisa Brickley. Sarah Moore. Tom Spaine. Jeff Gates. Laura McLean. Jody Dyche. Lisa Plossel. Band. German Band And Color Guard Row I Ronda Monteith. Cam Daraska. Amy Deets. Vicky Gibbson. Tracy Cumberland. Row 2: Lisa Brickley. Cindy Whitcombe. Nancy Cowley. Lisa Plossel. Cathy Ouest. Row 3: Barb Chidley. Laura McLean. Dawn Johnson. Tina Zimmerman. Rem Monteith. Row 4: Pete Ayres. Hal Lennon. Jeff Gates. Nancy Zigler. 60 Picture I: Dion Terry. Mike Magdich. Matt Eaton. Norman Feczko. John Hulbert. Ken Kennedy. Ge Vang. Picture 2. Row I: Sarah Moore. Keith Rademachir. Jody Dyche. Bren- da Beard. Elana Roach. Row 2. Tom Burrs. Tom Spaine. Paul Whitcombe. Sam Miller. Rusty Childers. Chris Hale. Picture 3: Rose McAlister. Sargent; Lucy Crunutte. Stacy Waller. Lori Naylor. Amy Royster. Jackie Beard. Picture 4: Mrs. Vagasky directs the band. 61 President Reagan Celebrates 73rd Birthday In Dixon Performances 63 64 Organizations Organizations o c o U Front left to right: Kim, McIntyre. Becky Carl- son. Jody Heacock. Karey Keith. Kelly Ames. Justine Odenthal. Back left to right: Brad Jep- son. Dennis Lee. Brian Seguin. Tom Lawless Front left to right: Caroline Hong. Debbie Blaine. Kathy Janoskey. Elizabeth Kennedy. Missy Beede. Middle left to right: Jenny Heacock. An- drea Fox. Tracie Bollman. Rose Dietrick. Karen Jensen. Missy Walcott Back left to right: Mindy Keith. Krista Yount. Mary Lafferty. Bob Thomp- son. Mike Lawton. Julie Dickinson. Dayle Bridge- man Left to right: Chris Beede. Mandy Hull. Brad Dixon. Jackie LeSage. Mike Leslie. Wendy Zickuhr. Sean Seguin 66 Organizations Ray Zinnen. President! Tim Rudolphi. Vice-Presi- dent; Janet Slain. Secre- tary; Mike Jones. Trea- surer. Front, left to right: Reagen Robbins. Tracy Thompson. Denise Dunphy. Jean McClin- tock. Debbie Weidman. Tom Radandt. Back, left to right: Jim Barber. Shelly Callison. Laura Etchison. Terri Tietjen. Kristi Graff. Greg Jepson. The 1983-84 edition of the student council was one of the most successful ever. Under the direc- tion of President Ray Zinnen. StuCo had another great year. This yearâs Leadership Conference pulled the council together. The evening session included talks given by Dr. Larry Roth and former StuCo president. Diane Slain. A movie entitled The Best Days Of Your Life . . . So Farâ was presented. The movie was about high school life and had meaning for everybody there. The next day Mr. Mike Brunick gave a two part seminar on leadership. The Leadership Conference was a great start for the council. Homecoming was the first major challenge for StuCo. Even though the halftime show had to be moved to the gymnasium after the game, home- coming was a great success. The dance, which was the most heavily attended in many years, brought the week to a close. As soon as homecoming was over. StuCo started planning for the Christmas assembly. Performances by the Blues Brothers. âPom Pons.â the D.H.S. Band, and an appearance by Santa German made this Christmas assembly one that will not soon be forgotten. The assembly was closed with the tradi- tional slide show. Upon returning from Christmas vacation, the council faced its largest and most difficult task. StuCo worked with the advance men from the White House to help prepare for President Rea- gan's visit on his birthday. February sixth. An in- credible amount of work went into turning Lancas- ter Gymnasium into the site of the biggest birthday celebration in Dixon's history. Every night of the preceeding week including all day Saturday and Sunday was spent preparing for the Monday extra- viganza. Much of the success attributed to that day was due to the efforts of StuCo. With all that StuCo did. they still found time to coordinate three bloodmobiles. Christmas cards and caroling, a citywide door-to-door cancer drive, and scorekeeping for many tournaments and fresh- men basketball games. At the end of the year StuCo was fortunate enough to see President Ray Zinnenâs all-powerful, major league superpower Chicago White Sox in action against the Texas Rangers. The Sox lost. The year came to a close at the StuCo banquet held at the Brandywine. This year's officers. Pres; Tim Rudolphi. V-P; Janet Slain. Sec; Mike Jones. Treas.; as well as the whole council were able to look back with pride at the accomplishments of the 83-84 council. Of course, as in many years past, the council owes a debt of grattitude to their advi- sor. Mr. Otto Dick, without whom the council would not have been able to function. u 3 O u 3 Stuco 67 c ⌠â â X Front: Sid Aurand. Middle Left to Right: Reagen Robbins. Rachel German. Mike Lawton. Elizabeth Kennedy. Tek Osborn. Ken Berogen Back Left to Right: Norman Feczko. Jack Dempsey, advisor. Bob Brady. Steve Nagy. Missy Beede Bruce Bennett on officialâ Dixini buisness with Liz Kennedy. The 1983-84 Dixini staff was again under the leadership of Jack Dâ Dempsey. First semester, the Dixini editor was Rea- gen Benâ Robbins. Hunting out the news stories prevalent to the student body were Rachel Norton German and Norman Fezzâ Feczko. Voicing tbeir opinoin in editorials were Patty Halabitpsâ Larkin and Mike Puppy Lawton. Interesting peo- ple and events were covered by Steve Wonder Nagy and Australian exchange student Michelle Down Underâ Moore. The sports staff, under the direction of first semester sports editor Ray Luzinski Zinnen kept DHS students on top of athle- tic activities and personalities of Dixon. Rounding out the sports staff were Tek Weasel Osborn and Liz Legsâ Kenne- dy. This yearâs Dixini photographers were Bruce Brewskiâ Bennett and rookie to the staff Sid Aurandski Aurand. The buisness manager during 1983-84 was Ken Mr. Beepâ Berogen. Beeper's responsibilities lay in keeping the newspaper solvent and out of debt by securing ads for each issue. With second semester came staff changes which include new editor and sports editor. Rachel German and Mike Lawton. The news was covered by Ray Zinnen and Missy Beede who joined the Dixini at the semester. Norman Feczko moved to features accompanying Steve Nagy and another new staff writer Bob Brady. Sportswriters for the second semester remained Liz Kennedy and Tek Osborn. This year, the Dixini was again published by Tri-County Press located in Polo, Illinois. Similar to last year the issues came out every three weeks. Besides setting the literary standards for DHS, Dixini members also set fashion trends in their natty blue and white Dixiniâ sweatshirts. 68 Organizations Pic. I Ray Zinnen (sealed), Bruce Bennett and Elwood Cruse discuss the Kiwanis' proposition to save the yearbook. Pic. 2. Rachel German, busy as always doing her physics faithfully. Pic. 3 Mike Lawton. Elizabeth Kennedy, and Tek Okborn hand check! (Elizabeth?) Pic. 4 Mr. Dempsey has to lead the befud- dled Dixini staffers. Reagen Robbins and Sid Aurand. by the hands every step of the way. 69 Pic. I: Denise and Mark discuss the fine points of cropping pic- tures. Pic. 2: Mary Rae just sit- ting there doing nothing. Pic. 3: Donna hams it up. Pic. 4: Kathy the lone yearbooker. Pic. S: Bill O'Malley, one of our more intelligent photogra- phers! 70 Dixonian The 1983-1984 yearbook staff was again under the leader- ship of our resident advisor-photographer. Mr. Otto Dick. Responsibilities for the staff members included planning and preparing what seemed like millions of assigned pages, ac- quiring necessary pictures of less than cooperating subjects, write-ups on topics we had never heard of, and meeting deadlines that always came too soon! The co-editors for this year's yearbook were Mary Rae Durband. Donna Ignacio, and Reagen Robbins. Photographers were taken by ace-photogra- phers Bill OâMalley. Greg Jepson. Mark Clevenger, and Tom Radandt. Veteran members on the staff were Andrea Fox and Mike Jones. Others such as Patty Larkin. Kristi Graff. Kris Kerkman, Kathy Durband. Debbie Weidman, Kristi Near, Lau- rie Pauser. Kathi Boehle. Denise Dunphy. Barb Mayes, and Jill Wasilewski worked faithfully week after week to complete the yearbook. This is it, folks!!! Dixonian 71 Mr. Ryser's Early Bird Class. Row I: Bobbi Dallgas. Zara Rutt. Trade Boll- man. Martha Elliot. Leanne Magnafici. Audrey Marsh. Julie Risley. Row 2: Monty Smith. Mike Cruse. Pam Yoa- kum. Lisa Beck. Row 3: Matt Fichter. Rob Giese. Jeanine Peterson. Dianna Miller. Row 4 Rick Griffin. Rick Giese. Barb Moss. Sue Blackburn. Row 5: Rog- er Hoyle. Jim Yoakum. Marti Swegle. Joe Partington, and (not present) Julia Brainerd. Pic. I: Mrs. Marilyn Steder. John Butler, and Michelle Scheffler of the Lee County Nursing Home. Pic. 4: (Brian Melendrez) Someday Iâll be driving one of these.â (Mr. Gary Remrey) He only wishes.â Pic. 2-. E. B. officers: Julie Risley. Treasurer; Jim Yoakum. Vice President: Rick Giese. President; and (not present) Julia Brainerd. Secretary. Pic. 3: Fourth Hour officers-. Scott Dempsey. Treasurer; Lori Crawford. Vice President; Craig Kobler. Secretary; and Rob Bowser. President. Mr. Ryser's Fourth Hour Class. Row L Sonja Cover. Martha Reyes. Laura Wilson. Michelle Scheffler. Row 2 Jodey Cathey. Bryan Melen- drez. Tim Smith. Lori Crawford. Row 3: Craig Kobler. Rob Bowser. Alex Luck. Todd Attig. Row 4: Scott Dempsey. Ken Drew. Mike Werle. Mary Broege. and (not present) Beth Rustad. 72 Work Study Mr. Dick's Early Bird Class Row h David St. James. Harold Stinson. Tamara Nelson. Amy Jensen. Maureen Lahey. Jamie Tucker. Barb Kitzmiller Row 2: Aaron Dewey. Darla Mum ford. Darcy Richter. Teresa Kuster. Deb Mall. Row 3: Angel Reyes. Pat Sheely. Ingrid Seible. Dan Sigwards Row 4: Kevin Sitter. Steve Chesnek. Tom Johnson. Bill Bart Pic. I: Barb, this has to be the silliest mistake I have ever encountered.â Pic. 1. Early Bird Officers: Barb Kitzmiller. Secretary: Maureen Lahey. President: Bill Bart. Treasurer: and Angel Reyes. Vice President Pic 3: Jamie Tucker plays while Aaron Dewey watches with fascination during a class breakfast. Pic 4: Fourth class officers: Dan Heintzelman. Treasurer: John Varga. Presi- dent: Rick Skibinskie. Vice President: and Maureen Love. Secretary Mr. Dick's Fourth Hour Class Row Is Lynn Melvin. Sue Dempsey. Maureen Love. Chris Young. Susan Speer. Mary Apple row 2: Fred Cover. Bryan Cowley. Dan Heintzelman. Rick Skibinskie Row 3: Keith Stranbery. Brian Cun- ningham. Jeff Wilson. John Varga Work Study 73 3 o o 0 Left !o right, first: Midge Magdich. and Kathy Dur- hand; second: Mary Rae Durband. Reagen Robbins, and Patty Larkin: third: Jenny Heacock. Amy Dens more, and Karey Keith: fourth: Cindy Whitcombe. Missy Matsko. Caroline Hong. Wendy Zickhur. Mindy Keith. Jody Heacock. Julie Williamson. Cathy Quest. Reni Monteilh. and Rose Detrick: last: Mike Magdick. and Paul Whitcombe. 1. The Leo Club Trick or Treaters on Halloween. 2. President. Reagen Robbins: Vice President. Donna Ignacio: Secretary. Mary Rae Durband: and Treasurer. Patty Larkin. 3. Leo Club pizza party after Kinky Bowling. 4. (Rose Detrick). Now. that looks pretty kinky!â This year the Leo Club, sponsored by the Dixon Noon Lionâs Club, has been involved in many diverse activities and fund-raisers. A pool party at the home of Dr. F. F. Densmore proved to be a successful membership drive with a record attendance of over thirty people, most of whom became active members of Leo Club. The first of the fund-raisers was a car wash held in the cafeteria parking lot. Proceeds went to help purchase a spe- cial âgift of sightââ device for a sight-impaired boy in Savan- nah. They also sponsored a poster contest for grade school children with the theme of Drug and Alcohol Abuse Aware- ness.â The prizes were two SI00 savings bond and two S50 savings bond. 74 Leo Club Row I: Robert Scott. Mark Mull. Tracey Humphrey. Pat Mulli- gan. Sarah Hainline. Mike Bufford Row 2: Kelly Emmert. Mike Shoulders. Brian Walk. Joe Humphrey. Mike Magdich. Jody Dyche. Sarah Hyde. Lee Anne Dixon. Mike Lyons. Wayne Hoy Junior Achievement is a program that helps high school stu- dents learn about business. Each company has a sponsor for capital, but each one is an actual company chartered by the state. The students learn about business by actually running one. JA offers scholarships for college-bound students and is a very worthwhile pursuit. Our Junior Achievement company was called Spice Racks and More during second semester. We made spice racks and wood- en trivets shaped like fish. Both items were hard to get off the ground, but once started they sold well enough. The officers in this company were President. V.P. Finance. V.P. Production, V.P. Marketing, and V.P. Corporate Secretary. Those people who filled these positions were Kelly Emmert. LeAnne Dixon. Wayne Hoy. Sarah Hainline. and Brian Walk, respectively. Robert Scott kept track of personal sales records, and Jody Dyche was the quality control person. J.A. 75 A Rewarding Year For Dixon Chapter Row I: Michelle Detrick. Bill Met- zen. Dean Blackburn. Joe Loomis. Brian Toms. Mark Mull. Row 2: Mark Kemper. Randy Morss. Eric Gerdes. Helen Corken. Robert Toms. Rod Hodgson. De Lowry. Row 3: Mitch Dodge. Dan Black- burn. Joe Humphry. Kurt Biester. Loren Wolf. Bryant Burnel. Dave Piper. Terry Dewey. Al Tieken. Pic. I: (Mr. Tieken) âThis is a piece of wood.â (Michelle Detrick) So what do I do with it?â Pic. 2-. Mr. Tieken. Sue Kessel. Mark Mull. Larry Riffle. Joe Loomis. Kevin Strock. Jim Lance. Bob Ferguson. Deana Dunham. Tabbe Stevens. Leah Dichter. 76 FFA This year's FFA chapter took part in a variety of activities. One of the activities is judging in which there were different teams, two of which are milk and crop. Three members on the crop team represented Dixon in the state competition: Kevin Strock. Tab Stevens, and Rod Hodgson who received a second. Two members on the milk team represented Dixon in the state competition: Brian Toms and Eric Gerdes. both receiving a first. Also, three members were par- ticipants at a public speaking contest: Eric Gerdes. Brian Toms, and Kevin Strock. This year's chapter also participated in FFA Foun- dation Awards program. Each member chooses a pro- ject and. the advisors acting as judges select the winners. Loren Wolf participated, won section compe- tition. and placed second in the district competition for Ag placement. Six members attended the National FFA Conven- tion at Kansas City. Missouri: Rod Hodgson. Helen Corken. Loren Wolf. Joe Humphrey. Eric Gerdes. and Jim Lance. Several members of the chapter received awards: Loren Wolf. Star Chapter Agribusinessman; Rod Hodgson. Star Chapter Farmer and Section II Fair Horticulture Award; and Brian Toms. Star Greenhand. Rod Hodgson received a $1,000 scholarship from the National FFA Foundation sponsored by Esmark and Swift Company toward a four year college majoring in agriculture. He will also receive his State Farmer de- gree at the State Convention June 6. at the Assembly Hall in Champaign. The main highlight that took place this year for the chapter was marching in the president parade Febru- ary 6. The officers are President. Rod Hodgson (also Sec- tion II Secretary, which covers sixteen schools); Vice President. Joe Humphrey; Secretary. Helen Corken; Treasurer. Robert Toms: Reporter. Loren Wolf; Senti- nel. Eric Gerdes. Pic. I: (Mr. Tieken) Gel me away from this kid before I go crazy!â Pic. 2 Well, donât just stand there! We want to hear a speech! Pic 3: All I need now is a house to put my sign on. Pic. 4: President Rodney Hodgson. FFA 77 FHA And Hall Monitors Future Homemakers Of America Rour I: Amy Royster. Lori Crawford. Row 2: Vanessa Rhodes. Janine Danekas. Patty Dunbar. Stacey Waller, and Mrs. Hepner. Hall Monitors Wanda Miller Becky Moore Grace Yoakum Jody Cathey Lori Crawford Bucky Dixon Deb Mall Scott Maves Chris McDonald Chris Zumdka Debbie Carlson Linda Oberle Lucy Curnutte Amy Royster Abby Pitman Julie Ann Pettenger 78 FHA And Hall Monitors I. I think I'm gonna get sick. (Shelly Callison) 2. Hm Is this all I'm to do here? Give them juice and the blood bags? 3. Please, get me out of here! (Kris Kerk- man) 4. It won't hurt, will it? (Mike Jones) 5. Let me see How do I pack this blood? 6. Ma- cho men of DHS aren't so macho after giving blood. (John Dixon and Ray Zinnen) Q O o Cfi Bloodmobile 79 The Unsung Heroes Of DHS Front Row: Lucille Grove. Betty Senn. Delores Renne Back Row: Georgia Frey. Marvel Larson. Pauline Cover. Front Row: Sheryl Elliot. Shirley Kitzmiller. Betty Buzzard Back Row: Harriet Shaffer. Joanne Carlson. Ruth Clayton. Ralph Barton 80 Cafeteria And Janitorial Staff Gracie Grove and Connie Gray 81 82 Faculty 33 FACULTY Clockwise: Merlin Willard. Rose Wendler. DeVoe Manning. Lynne Hea- cock. Jack Dempsey. Stanley Gibson. Mike Rrunick. Carol Bennett. Esther Frey Wayne Morss Teachers 85 Social Studies Englis Above: Yiah Kue Ron Koesler Richard Lawton Herb Jennings Marilyn Trulock Candace Stapleton Boyd Melvin 86 Pat Lessner Bill Mills Roy Bridgeman Teachers 87 Left to right Albert Tieken Robert Ryser Otto Dick ⌠Front left to right: Marilyn Shippert Sandy Burrows Geraldene French Back left to right Don Koesler Don Burnett James Johnson 88 Teachers Marie Helin Jim Wiltz Debbie Vagasky Left seated: Deborah Neahring. Diane Jennings. Zelodius Ash ford. Virginia Martin. Sandy Hermes. Standing: Tom Demp- sey. Charles Kinsella. John Morley. Mary Jane Fisher. Above left: Lyle Bogott. Rich- ard Franklin. Ted Trulock. 89 90 Classes 91 c E In Loving Memory | Of Kerri Lynn Smith If I can stop one heart from breaking. I shall not live in vain; If I can ease one life the aching. Or cool one pain. Or help one fainting robin Unto his nest again I shall not live in vain. -Emily Dickinson 4 % 1 I: Thanks. I needed that. 2: What, you talking to me?â 3: This is how to act like a dumb freshman. 4: Uhhhhhh. 92 Freshmen Sheryl Amenda Kelly Ames Janel Asbury Dianna Austin Christine Roughman Joe Bay Jacci Beard Kimberly Beardin Kurt Beckley Stephanie Bennett Jennifer Berard Todd Binkly Jamie Bivins Laine Blackburn c 01 Paul Blackburn Scott Blackburn Tracy Blackburn Mike Blaine Sheila Blaine Laurie Blair Wade Bolin Cindy Bonnell Joe Bonnell Tim Bonnell Jeff Boyungs Teresa Bradley Kris Brantley Aaron Brooks Sarah Brooks Scott Brooks Tim Bruce Larry Bull Shawn Burkhart Tom Burrs Glen Burton Kathy Butler Kevin Butler Eric Campbell Becky Carlson Debbie Chacon Troy Chandler Donna Chesnek Barb Chidley Hyun Joo Chung Jeff Clawson Jeff Cleadon Mark Clevenger Shawn Conley Freshmen 93 Todd Conley Tina Counsuelos Jackie Cook Scott Cook Cynthia Cox Lori Craft Leanne Crow Paula Ucci receives a poster of her dreamboat from Santa Claus Mark Dallas Janine Danekas Camery Daraska Roxanne Day Amy Densmore Robert Dewey Todd Dewey Chris Dixon Kyle Dixon Mitchell Dodge Dennis Drew Jennifer Drexel Patty Dunbar Deana Dunham Deanne Dunphy Freddie Dunseth Paula Durband Jody Dyche Janet Elliott Tom Elmendorf Jennifer Emmert Matthew Emmole Mark Fane Mark Fichter Colleen Fields Neal Fleming Tiffany Floto Marcia Frey Tracey Glessner Chris Godman Mike Gorman Ronald Griffin Matt Guthrie Todd Ffackbarth Janet Hagen 94 Freshmen Sherri Hagen Michelle Hamill Jean Hamilton Mary Hamrick Aaron Harden Brian Hartzell Jamie Haywood Jody Heacock Kenneth Helfrich Richard Helfrich Julie Hess Mont Hobbs Jennifer Hofmann Tammi Horton Tina Humphrey Tracey Humphrey Sara Hyde Stephen James Karla Jaques Brad Jepson Chris Jones Pete Kanzler Karey Keith Steve Kenney Susan Kessel Klif Kime Donna King Kimberly Knudten Chris Krug Karen Lafferty Lisa Lambert Jimmy Lance Christina Lane Tom Lawless Dennis Lee Michele LeRette Lowell Lightenberg Todd Lippens Karen Loftus Russell Long Aric Luck Thomas Lynch Marjorie Magdich Julia Mall Andrew Manson Marilyn Marcinak Amy Marsh Reynaldo Martinez Melissa Matsko Dale Mayfield William McConnell Brian McGuire Mike McGuire Kimberly McIntyre Shannon McIntyre James McKnight Kelly McKnight Jerry Mehrens Christy Mertz Michelle Mills Aaron Mobarak Mark Moeller Ronda Monteith C 01 Freshmen 95 William Moser Jeff Myers Andrea Nagy Leeanne Newman Maryann Nichols Jeffery O'Brien Justine Odenthal Shawn Ortgieson Mike Partington Michelle Paulsen Tim Phalen Karyn Ploessel Kelly Portner Lynn Prozoris Keith Rademachir Danny Reed Matthew Reed Shannon Reyes Vanessa Rhodes Mike Risley Elena Roach Sean Rock Henry Rodruguez Lori Rodriguez Allen Roling Kim Ross David Ruckman Ralph Saunders Julie Sawyer Ben Schaab Rodd Schick Chad Schmidt Brenda Schmiedebush Jodi Schnake Todd Schurig Robert Scott Brian Seguin Siu Lin Seto Warren Sherman Wesley Sherman Gwen Sherwood Jodi Sholders Walter Sibigtroth 96 Freshmen Scott Slagle Connie Smith Kerri Smith LeeAnne Smith Steve Smith Tim Smith Amber Soper Tom Spaine Sheila Spencer Robert Spielman Tim Sproul Tammy Stienstra Patti Stine Tim Stokes Vonna Stonesifer Amy Stouffer Kevin Strock Chad Struhs Derek Sweet Kristy Swim Kenny Tabor Chris Taylor Robert Taylor Larry Thayer Tricia Thayer Julia Thomas Brad Thompson Johnna Thompson Dena Timmons Lynn Toms Jimmy Troxell Paula Ucci Kelly Underhile Joann Vanbuskirk Trisha Varga Nancy Vernier Mark Wagner Jeff Wall Glenn Wallin Vannessa Warzynski Joan Wasilewski Troy Wegner Angie Wentling Freshmen 97 Dennis Werel Edward Wexler Cindy Whitcomb C Shannon Whitescarver Teresa Wichest Joe Wiggins Shane Wilhelm Pat Willett Kimberly Williams Tim Williams Brent Winters Mark Wohrley Bill Wohrley Stacie Wolford Au Yang Yer Yang Debra Yarbrough Keith Zimmerman Rodd Schick is a likely candidate for book dumping 98 Freshman In Loving Memory Of Sharlin Mumford BEFORE DAWN In the long silent hour before the dawn. I awoke to a great peace. In the street, one solitary bulb Rifted the darkness, and against its light A pepper branch was stenciled, black and keen. Three stars were tangled in the topmost bough And because deep loneliness was there. I thought of you â B. W. Overstreet â Sophomores 99 o Barb Adams Orin Albrecht Londa Aldridge Charles Alexander Amy Anderson Kelley Andrews Jason Ayars Scott Bailey Danial Bart Chris Beede Jillene Beier Matty Bend Brenda Bennett Shawn Bennett Curtis Biester Lisa Billings William Blackburn Angie Blaine James Bonnell Susan Bonnell Gary Boseneiler Becky Boyd Janice Brainerd Eric Brantley Annette Brenner Eric Brown Karen Brown Joy Buck Pat Burgess Christine Burke Thomas Burke Scott Burkett Mike Bushman Daniel Butler James Canterbury Brenda Carlson Jodell Carpenter Tina Castle John Cathey Gina Cecchetti Sandra Chaffin Mark Chavera 100 Sophomores Tony Cicero Doug Collins Debbie Colson Jennifer Considine David Confreres Darrell Colt Barbara Cornwell Kyle Coss Nancy Cowley Tracy Cox Julie Craft Kim Crafton Max Crossland Wes Crow Tracy Cumberland Brenda Daneskas Chris Daraska Brad Doane Shelly Dawn Kathy Davoren o E o Amy Deets Katie Devine CL Pat Devine O Chris DeVoney Brad Dixon Shane Dixon Sean Doane Randy Dober Terry Dodillet Jerry Dunne Debbie Dunphy Denise Dunseth Georgann Dziuban Matt Eaton Scott Edgcomb Martha Edmunds Gina Fahs Lynette Fane Cindy Fane Keith Fazzi James Ferolo Brian Felterolf Jeff Finn Sophomores 104 Christine Fordham Pat Fordham Eric Franque Duke Franklin Carol Frey Joey Frey Jennie Full Jill Gansmer Joel Gartman Jeff Gales Lynn Gerdes Carl Giese Jesse Gillman Vikki Gipson Jerry Gittleson Laura Gorham Susan Groshans James Gugerty Chris Hale Tina Hale Kimberly Hambley Jacquelin Hamilton Eric Hanson Scott Hargrave Joel Harshbarger Mike Harshman Bill Heaton Charlene Hennis Keith Heppler Amy Hogenson Christie Holland Tabitha Hollis John Houck Cassandra Hubbell Winston Hubbell John Hulbert Amanda Hull Tamara Humphrey Thomas Humphrey John Jacobs Crystal Jeffries Shauna Jensen Mary Johns Dawn Johnson Delores Johnson Mark Kennay Davey Khanthirath Mary Knoll Tracy Kobler Teng Kong Michael Kresanek Michelle Kuehl Billie Jo Lance Steve Lawson Joey Leaptrot Wendy Lengquist Hal Lennon Jacqueline LeSage Michael Leslie Ricky Linboom Daniel Long Daniel Long Kara Longtin 102 Sophomores Dean Loomis Pedro Lopez Deforest Lowry Julie Madding Tim Madding Julie Magnafici Monica Maisenbacher Dixie Malston Michael Mansen Daniel Marquez Brian Martin Chris McDonnough Mike McDowell Kathy McKune Mary Meade Ronnie Melendrez Matt Melvin William Metzen Shelby Meyer Melissa Milby Karen Miller Valerie Miller Wanda Miller George Mobarak Becky Moore Jason Mull Sharlin Mumford Jeff Murphy Richard Nagle Treasa Nelson Gerald Newman Sonja Nicklaus Mark O'Banion Kellie Oberschelp Susan Ogan Monica Parke Patrick Pauser Steve Payne Julianne Pettinger Bridget Piccolo Susan Pickering Pat Pickett Rick Plock Angie Ploessl John Price Nancy Price Tim Ouaco Mary Ouest Sophomores 103 o Sean Quick Missy Ranken Tracy Ranken Kelly Reavy Michael Reed Kim Rice Kim Riggen Ron Rogers Kenneth Ruggles Jeff Rugh Patty Russell Marcie Rutherford Sheila Sandell Ginger Sanders Patricia Schappert Dawn Schick Richard Schilling Tracy Schmall Sean Seguin Stephanie Segura Kimberly Shehorn Lewis Sheppherd Shelly Sheridan Penelope Sherwood Dana Shippen Ronda Shipped Michael Sholders Rodney Simmons Mark Simon Douglas Slothower Jim Snyder Ken Springer Susan Sproul Amy Steder James Steder Michael Stofel Dona Stoker James Stoudt Shaun Swarts Danny Sweet Stormi Sweet Joseph Symoun Teresa Taft Susan Terranova Donna Thomas Jackie Thomas Brian Toms Maria Tovar 104 Sophomores Top left: Kelly and Kara try lo make a styrofoam molecule model for their chemistry class. Top right: Mike Billy Joe Jack Jim Bobâ Leslie asks for a new name Bottom left: Dixie Malston is caught studying. Bottom right: Mike Reed. Sean Quick. Wes Crow, and Tim Weidman ⢠âThe Big Pay-off.â Jennifer Tripp Derek Trotter Stacey Troxell Heidi Turner Ge Vang Wendy Vaughn Brian Walk Kirk Wallace Stacey Waller Wendy Warren Mike Washburn Keith Webb Tim Weidman James Wiggins Kandie Wilhelm Wayne Wilkinson Mark Wilson Cherrith Wiseman Kimberly Wolford Laura Wooden Wa Yang O Grace Yoakum Wendy Zickuhr Christine Zmudka Sophomores 105 Clockwise Missy Walcott. Wouldn't you like to know whatâs in here?â Caroline Hong. You're cool! Brett Schnake shows off his new wave hair cut. Andy Ostergranl and Scott Pillar. We love you. Mike Lawton. By George I think I've got it!â 106 Juniors Darlene Adams Angie Aldridge Kelly Allen Renee Andreas Scot! Apple Sidney Aurand Linda Gutierrez John Bay William Becker Melissa Beede Deron Benson Kenneth Berogan Dean Blackburn Debra Blaine Connie Blosser Kathryn Boehle Lisa Bollman Tracie Bollman June Bonnell John Bowers Anthony Brenner Dayle Bridgeman David Brinkmeier Martin Broege Peggy Bruce David Buntjer Brian Bushman Richard Bushman Susan Butler Sheri Cannon John Cheshier Russell Childers Terry Cicero Terry Cleary Rita Coleman Brenda Collinson Danny Conley Roger Cook Vicky Coppotelli James Corken Michael Cruse Larry Dalton Adam Daum Juniors 107 Danny Day Rosemarie Detrick William Detweiler Joe Dewey Tery Dewey Julie Dickinson David Adam Dixon David Alan Dixon Henery Dixon John Dixon Robert Dixon Kathy Durband Lee Eastman Brian Eberly Billie Elmendorf Michelle Emery Tina Engle Noel Fane Norman Feczko Debra Ferger Maureen Flynn Andrea Fox Diana Frey James Fridley Patrick Frost Julie Garren Ursula Gassner Gregory Gales Eric Gerdes Rachel German Mike Godman Julie Grim Scott Haas Sarah Hainline Jeffrey Hamill Harry Hanson Matthew Hazelwood Jenny Heacock Rick Heeg Holly Hill Richard Hoff Tony Holder Caroline Hong Lee Horner Dennis Horton Mark Hose Tracy Houck Wayne Hoy Keely Hoyle Ed Huber Joe Humphrey Michele Hunsberger Kathleen Janoskey Karen Jenson Elizabeth Johnson John Johnson Cheryl Jones James A. Jones Amee Joos Joe Kane Lee Kanzler Mindy Keith Willy Kekstadt 108 Juniors Jenny Kelnhofer Billie Jo Kemp Mark Kemper Elizabeth Kennedy Marcy Kiefer Kenneth Kime Randy Kitzmiller Jan Koch Shoua Kong Michele Kunde Mary Lafferty Jennifer Lambing Jessie Lampert Lesi Latta Brian Lawson Dale Lawson Michele Lawson Tom Lawson Lynette Lawton Michael Lawton Robert Lebre Dan Lendman Jeffrey Long Scott Long Joe Loomis Wes Lower Eric Lumzy Mike Magdich Audrey Marsh David Martinson Melissa Masini Kenneth Masters Jennifer McCaffery Michelle McGraw Harry McKight Bret Meinke Bryan Melendrez Stacy Metka Cindy Miller Darin Miller Marty Miller Valorie Mills Lauri Mizakar Sally Monnier Reni Monteith Sarah Moore Tim Moore Juniors 109 Mark Mull Melissa Mumford Lori Naylor Shane Nelson Judy Nesbil Linda Oberle Debra Odenlhal William Omalley Tammy Ortgiesen Andy Oslergrant Dave Porter Kristi Peterson Greg Pettenger Scott Piller Kenneth Powers Tedi Pyse Cathy Quest Joan Ribordy Kevin Richard Kimberly Richard Darcy Richter Larry Riffle Juli Rink Joe Risley Anita Roux Ron Ruffini Mathew Rumph Deanne Russell Helen Russell Zara Rutt William Sarver Patrick Schappert Michelle Scheffler Roxanne Schmall Brett Schnake Lisa Semetis Mark Senn Mike Shaefer 110 Juniors Sandy Shank David Sheets James Sigwards Janet Slain Gregory Smith Mark Smith Monty Smith Tim Smith Dana Smoot Shawn Snedaker Tom Snyder Donald Sofolo Candice Soper Susan Speer Donald Spoils Felicia Spoils Tami Spratt Jennifer Stinson Michelle Stouffer Keith Stranberg Michael Taylor B.J. Thomas Jodi Thomas Rob Thompson David Thompson Dioda Thompson Lisa Todd Todd Trader Karen Jenson Elizabeth Kennedy Best Friends Wes Trent Nannettee Trotter Julie Underhile Daniel Vacek Julie Vannatla Jody Wagner Melissa Walcott Greg Wallace Steve Wallace Tyler Wandell Jill Wasilweski Paul Whitcombe Jeff Wilcox Julie Williamson Juniors III Kimberly Willis Laura Wilson Tom Wilson Mary Withrow Chris Witzleb Ken Workman See Yang Pamela Yoakum Nancy Zigler Linda Gutierrez Left- Laura Wilson at her locker after Spanish class. Right- Krista Yount. I'm bored, bored, bored!? IQ Juniors I. Debbie Blaine shows off the catbirdâ seat in Algebra class. 2. Rose Detrick flashes us her cover girl smile. 3. Shelly Stouffer in her usual state. 4. Liz Johnson. I still donât believe it. 5. Junior Class officers; President. Mindy Keith; Vice President. Julie Dickinson; Secretary Treasurer. Elizabeth Kennedy. Juniors 113 I. Ray Zinnen models the new fad af DHS. 2. Peggy Yarde actually finds an interesting book at the school library. 3. Jim Janoskey. en- joying his work? 4. I give up! (Brent Fetterolf) 5. Doug Trader. The Computer Wiz! Next page far right: Diane Biggs and Tek Osborn are very confused with their letters and numbers. 114 Seniors The Senior Class officers are President. Tom Radandt: Vice President. Jean McClintock; and Secretary Treasurer. Lisa Fordham. The Repre- sentatives are James Barber. Shelly Callison. Jean McClintock. and Terri Tietjen. To raise the money for prom, the seniors with the help of the juniors held a candy drive. Tammy Aebly Mary Apple Mia Arnold John Asbury Todd Attig Pete Ayars O c at Seniors 115 Julie Baker James Barber William Bar! David Baumgartner J. Roy Beaman Brenda Beard (A O C Q) Lisa Beck Bruce Bennett Diane Biggs Edward Binkley Angie Blackburn Dan Blackburn 116 Seniors Susan Blackburn Sonya Blackorby Christopher Bowman Robert Bowser Julia Brainerd Lisa Brickley Janice Brown Michael Bufford Keith Burkhart Bryant Burnell David Bushman Shelly Callison O 0) Seniors 117 Paula Campbell Jim Cathey Jody Cathey O C Diana Chaffin Linda Claussen Sarah Collins Helen Corken Byran Cowley Sheryl Craft Lori Crawford Kelly Crossland Lucy Curnutte 118 Seniors Kyle Dalke Ken Portner. working hard or hardly working? Roberta Dallgas Scott Dempsey Sue Dempsey Karrie Devine Aaron Dewey Andy Dewey Janet Dewey O C Seniors 119 (A o C 120 Seniors Karen Dir Leanne Dixon Susan Dodillet Barry Donaldson Ken Drew Denise Dunphy David Dunseth Mary Rae Durband Denise Elliott Martha Elliott Kelly Emmert Laura Etchison Mark Faber Brent Fetterolf Benton Fichter Matt Fichter Lisa Fordham Darin Francque Kevin Gann Richard Giese Robert Giese Kristi Graff Darrell Greenwalt Rick Griffin O c ru Seniors 121 I see you. (Kristi Graff) Bob Halverson Jennifer Hargrave Cindy Heaton Dan Heintzelman Linda Helander Amy Helfrich Karla Helt 122 Seniors Stan Halfacre Melody Hermes Andy Hill Heather Hill John Varga manhandles a typewriter! Amy Hodder Rodney Hodgson Katherine Houck Matt Hoyle Roger Hoyle 0 E 01 cn Seniors 123 O ⌠⢠C Q) Q4 Seniors Andrew Hull Donna Ignacio Laurie Jacobs James Janoskey Kelly Jaques Amy Jensen Greg Jepson Thomas Johnson Michael Jones Barbara Kitzmiller Jan Knoll Craig Kobler Teresa Kuster Maureen Lahey Dave (.ally Patricia Larkin Bill Lawson Mark LeFevre Thomas Logsdon David Long Michelle Longtin Jose Lopez Matthew Love Maureen Love O 0) Seniors 135 Alex Luck O c Q CD Diedre Luebke Michael Lyons Leanne Magnafici Debra Mall Scott Maves Barbara Mayes Rose McAlister Jean McClintock Laura McLean Lynn Melvin Rick Merlak 126 Seniors Lynnette Milby Diana Miller Sam Miller Wallace Miller Michelle Moore Marianne Moser Barb Moss Brenda Mott Darla Mumford Steve Nagy Tom Naughton Kristi Near Seniors 127 Seniors Tammy Nelson Victor Nichols O 0) Tek Osborn Michael Oudyn Joseph Partington Kristi Near ââLIKE'â the Cola Nut takes a break with Andrea Fox. Russel Paulsen Laurie Pauser Jeanine Petersen 128 Seniors Patrick Phillips David Piper Abby Pitman Sandy Quaco Thomas Radandt Jeffrey Ranken Mia Remrey Angel Reyes Martha Reyes Seniors 129 o 01 Kenneth Rhodenbaugh Julie Risley Reagen Robbins Amy Royster Tim Rudolphi Beth Rustad Jon Schaab Martin Schaefer 130 Seniors Jim Seloover Hi. Mom! Hi. Dad! (Joe Rogers) Troy Schick Pamela Schick Arthur Scharer Seniors 131 Ingrid Seible Jon Schuler A o c CL 132 Seniors Patrick Sheely Hoilie Sherman Lori Shipman Dan Sigwards Kevin Sitter Rick Skibinskie Patty Slain Kimberly Smith David Piper shows off one of his daring feats while the guys watch with amazement. Marty Swegle Todd StruHs Norman Stowell Todd Stover Kelly Stover Kimberly Stouffer Sarah Collins and her buddy. Jim Seloover. pose for a memorable moment. Theresa Stevens O i Seniors 133 Tamara Thayer Mark Thomaschefsky Kelly Thompson % Tracy Thompson Teresa Tietjen Robert Toms Douglas Trader Vicki Trotter Jamie Tucker Blia Vang Thomas VanHoose John Varga 134 Seniors Samantha Walls William Webb Debra Weidman Craig Whites Eric Wigginton Jeff Wilson Kevin Wohrley Loren Wolf QJ Seniors 135 o at Brandahl Wolford Dessa Wulf Peggy Yarde James Yoakum Christine Young Curt Zetterburg Brice Zickuhr Tina Zimmerman Raymond Zinnen Kris Kerkman 136 Seniors In Loving Memory Of Kimberly Smith We grew up together, you and I, We strengthened our friendship by and by. You were like a flower That blooms in the spring. You were like a diamond Than shines in a ring. Like a sunset that fades from the sky. You'll always be remembered in our mindâs eye. Yes. In our hearts youâll always stay, For you enriched our lives in every way. In your short time with us, you blessed those you touched. We will always miss you and love very much! By: Laura Etchison, Jean McClintock. and Tracy Thompson Seniors 137 I. Beauty and the Beast (David Piper and his â64 Mustang). 2. Toga1 Toga! Toga! Toga! The Toga Clan of DHS express their feelings. 3. The Physiology Skele- ton dresses for the occasion. 4. (Brent Fetterolf) And here is Doug Trader with our new Blues Brother Dixon Duke Toga look. 5. VOIT the Basketball Man of the Toga Clan was caught wandering in the Lancaster Gymnasium. 138 Seniors First Year Junior Members First Year Senior Members 140 Seniors Second Year Senior Members First Year Juniors Sid Aurand. Debra Blaine. Dayle Bridgeman. Danny Day. Julie Dickinson. John S. Dixon. Debra Ferger. Rachel German. Jenny Fleacock. Caroline Flong. Tracy Flouck. Melinda Keith. Randy Kitzmiller. Jan Koch. Karen Jensen. Mike Lawton. Reni Monteith. Sarah Moore. Deanne Russell. Zara Rutt. Lisa Semetis. Janet Slain. Robert Thompson. Melissa Walcott. Steve Wallace. Paul Whitcombe. Julie Williamson. Second Year Seniors- Julie Baker. Jim Barber. Julia Brainerd. Sarah Collins. Karen Dir. Laura Etchison. Rodney Fetterolf. Lisa Fordham. Kristi Graff. Rodney Flodgson. Andy Hull. Jim Janoskey. Greg Jepson. Mike Jones. Patty Larkin. Diedre Lubke. Barb Mayes. Jean McClintock. Laura McLean. Tek Osborn. Cindy Pratt. Reagen Robbins. Tim Rudolphi. Kevin Wohrley. Brice Zickur. First Year Seniors- Sheryl Craft. Mary Rae Durband. Kelly Emmert. Andrew Hill. Donna Ignacio. Mary Lafferty. Sam Miller. Mike Oudyn. Amy Royster. Troy Schick. Flollie Sherman. Tracy Thompson. Debra Weidman. O O c o â â â m Seniors 141 The junior senior prom was held al the East Mall of Sauk Valley College on May 25. The theme chosen was Stairway to Heavenâ and the music was provided by the band. Fantasyâ, from 8 p.m. to I 1:30 p.m. At 10 p.m. the big event of the evening began, the crowning of King and Queen. Holly Sherman and Andy Hull were elected 1984 prom queen and king. First runners up were Cindy Heaton and Tom Radandt. and named as second alter- nates were Lisa Fordham and John Varga. Students were excorted to Emerald Hill for post prom at 12 a.m. Post prom activities chap- eroned by the Dixon Jaycees included bowling, card games, pool, dancing, and pinball. Movies shown throughout the evening were Risky Businessâ. Tootsieâ, and The Man from Snowy River.â Post prom ended at 5 a.m. after drawing for prizes and an auction for gift certifi- cates. pizzas, and other items. The court: John Varga. Lisa Fordham. second alternatesi Tom Ra- dandt. Cindy Heaton, first runners up; Holly Sherman. Andy Hull; queen and king. 142 Prom Prom 143 Graduation 145 Graduation Student Of November- Jim Barber September- Jean McClintock December- Reagen Robbins February- Rodney Hodgson January- Tek Osborn March- Mike Jones The Month Tim Rudolphi Student Of The Year April-Kristi Graff May-Laura McLean 147 1984 Honors Banquet The Honors Banquet honored the students of DHS showing exceptional scholarship. To be included, one had to be on the superior honor roll for four quaters. and the top ten per cent of the graduating class was honored. Attending from the freshman class were Bar- bara Chidley. Lori Craft. Klifton Kime. Aaron Mobarak, and David Norris. Sophomore scholars were Orin Al- brecht, Scott Edgcomb. Amanda Hull, Jim Snyder, and Michael Washburn. Representatives for the junior class were Rachel German and Deanne Russell. Various awards were given to seniors for academic achievement. Loren Wolf received the agriculture award sponsored by City Bank ÂŁ Trust Company. Dian- na Miller received the business award sponsored by First Federal Savings and Loan. Sheryl Craft. Lisa Fordham, Patricia Larkin. Laura McLean, and Reagen Robbins recieved the English award sponsored by the Dixon Evening Telegaph. Teresa Tietjen received the art award sponsored by the WSDR Radio Station. Julie Baker, Shelly Callison. Sheryl Craft, Mary Rae Durband, Kelly Emmert. Laura Etchison, Patricia Larkin, Barbara Mayes. Jean McClintock, and Reagen Robbins received the foreign language award sponsored by the Lee County Bar Association. Amy Royster received the home economics award sponsored by the Dixon Kiwanis Club. Rick Skibinski received the industrial arts award sponsored by the Dixon Jaycees. Julia Brainerd. Shelly Callison, Sheryl Craft. Mary Rae Durband. Deidre Luebke. Barbara Mayes, Michael Oudyn, Jeffrey Ranken. and Reagen Robbins received the math- ematics award sponsored by the Rock River Chapter of the Illinois Society of Professional Engineers. James Barber, Mary Rae Durband, and Laura McLean re- ceived the science award sponsored by the Lee County Medical Society. Julie Baker. Diane Biggs, Patricia Larkin. Barbara Mayes, and Reagen Robbins received the social studies award sponsored by the Dixon National Bank. 148 1984 Seniors Honored. Pic I: Rodney Hodgson receiving one of many FFA awards. Pic 2-. Lucy Curnutie. Lisa Semens, and Julia Brainerd were each awarded nursing scholarships. Pic 3: Tim Rudolphi is named DHS Student of the Year. Pic 4: Rose Detrick is honored with a scholarship to attend Sauk Valley College. Pic 5: Julie Baker is congratulated on receiving a physical therapy scholarship from the Elk's Club. 149 Vi O Viking nzNp° SALES SERVICE FABRICS NEW USED Complete Selection 04 Fabrics Notions Sewmy C losses Repairs On Most Mokes MRS MARY SEKSe Owni 105 a. ptanuAVCNuc OIXON. ILLINOIS 0 10 2 1 JOHN EDM U N 03 E-Z SELF SERVICE Quality Man's Young Man's Wear-Formal Wear Ranial AFTER SIX ⢠LORO WEST ⢠PALM BEACH ⢠LEVIS ⢠HAGGAR BOTANY 500 ⢠JAY-MAR ⢠ARROW THE IN SHOP FOR THE YOUNG MAN- OPEN 9-5 DAILYâFRI EVENINGS TILL 8 PM KUNE'S A Part Of Your Life Downtown Dixon Congratulations 84 150 Ads Freshmen Adams, Lisa Faye 14, 32, 42 Amenda. Sheryl A. 93 Ames, Mary Kelly 66, 93 Asbury, Janet Marie 93 Attaway. Lee Ann Austin. Diane Gail 93 Baughman. Christine 93 Bay, Joe Paul 93 Beard. Jaccilyn Lee 42, 61. 93 Beardin. Kimberly R. 93 Beckley, Kurt E. 15, 93 Bennett, Stephanie 93 Berard, Jennifer S. 93 Binkley. Todd Allen 93 Bivins. Jamie D. 93 Blackburn. Laine S. 93 Blackburn. Paul M. 93 Blackburn, Scott 93 Blackburn, Tracey L. 93 Blaine. Michael D. 20. 29. 93 Blaine. Sheila Ann 14. 93 Blair. Laurie Lynn 93 Bolin, Dennis Wade 20, 93 Bolin, Shane Lee 20. 29 Bonnell, Cindy Sue 33, 42. 93 Bonnell, Kathy Bonnell, Tim Allen 20. 93 Boyungs, Jeff A. 93 Bradley, Teresa Lynn 93 Brantley, Kristopher 93 Brooks. Aaron Wesley 93 Brooks, Sarah Jane 93 Brooks. Scott Allen 45. 93 Bruce. Timothy James 20, 29. 93 Bull. Larry Allan 23. 93 Burkhart. Shawn E. 14. 93 Burrs. Thomas Robert 20, 93 Butler. Kathy Anna 93 Butler. Kevin Timothy 20, 93 Campbell. Ed Chris 93 Carlson. Becky Jo 14, 32. 66. 93 Chacon, Debora Lee 93 Chandler, Troy David 20, 93 Chesnek, Donna Kay 93 Chidley. Barbara 33, 93 Chung, Flyun Joo 93 Clawson, Jeffery Lee 23. 29, 93 Cleary, Colleen Ann Cledon, Jeff James 93 Clevenger, Mark W. 39. 93 Conley, Shawn Lee 20. 29. 45, 93 Conley, Todd Anthony 20, 94 Consuelos. Tina R. 14, 94 Cook. Scott Edward 94, 98 Countryman, Fred R. Cox, Cynthia Pearl 94 Craft, Lori Anne 94 Crow, Leann Renee 14, 94 Dallas. Mark Alan 20. 94 Danekas. Janine Kay 78. 94 Daraska. Camery L. 94 Freshmen Day, Roxanne Sue 42, 94 Densmore. Amy Sue 28, 74. 94 Dewey. Robert Chris 94 Dewey. Todd M. 20. 94 Dichter, Leah R. Dixon. Christopher 29, 45. 94 Dixon. Kyle William 45. 94. 95 Dodge. Mitchell Rae 76, 94 Drew. Dennis Lee 29. 45, 93. 94 Drexel. Jennifer 94 Duffy, Thomas John 20. 29 Dunbar. Patty Alice 78. 94 Dunham. Deana E. 14, 94 Dunphy, Deanne Kay 94 Dunseth, Fred (Loren) 15, 20, 94 Durband. Paula Kay 32. 94 Dyche. Jody Lynn 61, 75, 94 Elliott. Janet K. 94 Elmendorf, Tom Glen 20. 39, 94 Emmert, Jennifer L. 94 Emmole. Matthew L. 20, 94 Fane. David Patrick Fane. Mark Allen 20, 94 Ferguson, Bobby Lee Fichter. Mary Alen 94 Fields, Colleen M. 94 Fleming. Neal J. 94 Flot, Tiffany M. 94 Frey, Marcia Anne 94 Glessner. Tracy Lyn 94 Godman. Chris Carol 94 Gorman. Mike James 20. 94 Griffin. Ronald 20. 29, 45. 94 Guthrie, Matt John 20. 29. 94 Flackbarth. Todd Ken 94 Hagen, Janet Lynn 94 Hagen. Sherri Michele 95 Hamill. Michelle R. 28. 95 Hamilton. Jean Marie 95 Hamrick, Mary Ann 32. 42, 95 Hang. Song Harden. Aaron Lyle 23, 95 Hartzell. Brian T. 95 Haywood. Jamie Ann 95 Heacock, Jody E. 28. 32. 66. 74. 95, 98 Helfrich. Kenneth R. 20. 29. 95 Helfrich. Richard E. 20. 95 Heller. Scott Allen 20. 29. 95 Hernandez. Mary Elaine Hess. Julie Faith 95 Hobbs. Monty A. 95 Hofmann. Jennifer A. 95 Horton. Tammi Lynn 95 Humphrey, Tina Marie 14. 95 Humphrey, Tracy Lynn 14, 42, 75 Hyde, Sara 33, 75, 95 James. Raymond J. James. Stephen Allen 20. 95 Jaques. Karla Kay 14, 32. 95 Jensen. Michael S. Jepson. Brad Scott 4, 21. 29. 45. 66. 95 Freshmen Jones, Christopher 20, 45. 95 Kanzler, Pete Henry 95 Keith, Karey Kathryn 16. 28, 66, 74, 95 Kenney, Steve Michael 95 Kessel. Susan Elizabeth 4, 32. 95 Kime. Klifton L. 15, 95 Knudten. Kimberly K. 95 Krug. Christopher R. 20, 95 Lafferty. Karen J. 28. 32, 95 Lambert, Lisa Marie 95 Lance, James Eugene 20. 29. 95 Lane. Christina Kay 95 Lawless, Thomas Dan 21, 29, 66, 95 Lee, Dennis Alan 23, 39, 66. 95 Lerette, Michele Jo 95 Ligtenberg. Lowell 95 Lippens, Todd P. 95 Loftus, Karen E. 95 Long. Russell Dean 95 Luck, Aric Bryce 20, 45. 95 Lynch. Thomas Chris 95 Magdich. Marjorie A. 22, 95 Mall. Julia Lynn 95 Mansen, Andrew James 45. 95 Marcinak, Marilyn 95 Marsh. Amy Susan 95 Martinez, Reynaldo 95 Matsko, Melissa J. 74, 95 Mayfield. Dale Wade 20. 45. 95 McConnell. William 95 McGuire, Brian Carl 95 McGuire. Mike V. 95 McIntyre. Kimberly 33, 66. 95 McIntyre. Shannon L. 95 McKenzie, Deborah McKnight. James Roy 23, 29, 95 McKnight. Kelly Jo 95 Mehrens, Jerry D. 95 Mertz, Christy Lynn 33, 95 Mills. Michelle D. 95 Mobarak. Aaron A. 21. 29. 45, 95 Moeller. Mark C. 20. 45. 95 Monteith. Ronda A. 60. 95 Moser. William J. 96 Myers, Jeffery Alan 4, 30. 96 Nagy, Andrea 28. 96 Newman. Leeanne 14. 96 Nichols, Maryann 4. 28. 32. 96 OâBrien, Jeffrey A. 20, 96 Odenthal. Justine M. 47, 66. 93. 96 Ortigiesen. Shawn L. 29. 96 Partington, Mike P. 20. 45. 96 Paulsen. Michelle 96 Phalen. Tim Thomas 96 Ploessl, Karyn P. 28, 96 Portner. Kelly L. Prozoris, Lynn M. 96 Rademachir. Keith D. 20. 61. 96 Reed. Danny Newman % Reed. Matthew Joe 20, 96 Reyes. Shannon Dee 96 Index 151 Freshmen Rhodes. Vaness Kay 78, 96 Risley. Mike L. 96 Roach. Elena M. 60. 61. 96 Rock. Sean Timothy 23, 29. 96 Rodriguez. Henry 96 Rodriguez. Lori Ann 96 Rogers. Jimmie E. 20. 29. 45 Roling. Allen R. 23. 45. 96 Ross. Kimberly Ann 96 Ruckman. David G. 96 Sanders, Ralph Lee 96 Sawyer. Julie Ann 14. 96 Schaab. Benjamin 20. 45. 96 Schick. Rodd K. 20. 45. 96. 98 Schmidt, Chad David 20, 29, 96 Schmiedebush, Brenda 96 Schnake, Jodi Ann 96 Schrader, Gary G. Schurig, Todd Jeffrey 96 Scott. Robert Allen 75. 96 Seguin. James Brian 23. 29. 45, 66, 96 Seto, Siu Lin 14. 96 Sherman. Warren C. 21. 96 Sherman. Wesley T. 21, 96 Sherwood, Gwen Anne 24, 96, 97 Sholder, Jodi M. 28. 96. 98 Sibigtroth. Walter 20. 96 Slagle. Scott Daniel 20. 97 Smith, Kerri 14. 99. 97 Smith, Leeanne 14, 97 Smith, Steve Scott 20. 45. 97 Smith. Timothy Lee 97 Soper, Amber Lyn 97 Spaine. Thomas W. 20. 60. 61. 97 Spencer. Sheila 14. 42, 97 Spielman. Robert C. 97 Sproul. Timothy D. 20. 45, 97 Stevens, Tabbe 20, 29 Stienstra, Tammy A. 24, 32. 97 Stine, Patti L. 97 Stokes, Tim Lee 97 Stonecipher, Vonna 97 Stouffer. Amy L. 32, 42, 47, 97 Strock, Kevin Lee 97 Struhs. Chad M. 20, 29. 39. 97 Sweet. Derek 97 Swim, Kristine M. 97 Tabor. Kenneth Von 97 Taylor. Chris A. 23, 97 Taylor. Robert Lee 97 Terry, Sherry Thayer. Larry C. 97 Thayer. Tricia Anne 97 Thomas, Julie Ann 33. 97 Thompson, Bradley J. 29, 97 Thompson. Johnna Jo 14, 32, 42. 97 Timmons. Dena D. 14, 32, 97 Toms, Lynn Marie 33, 97 Troxell. Jimmie Jo 15. 97 Ucci, Paula 32, 97 Underhile, Kelly S. 14. 97 Freshmen Varga, Trisha Ann 97 Vernier. Nancy Ann 97 Wagner. Mark 20, 97 Wall. Jeff F. 97 Wallin. Glenn Norman 20, 97 Walls. Lanna C. Wasilewski, Joan M. 97 Wegner, Troy Allen 97 Weidenbach, Athena Lee 32 Werle, Dennis Eugene 20, 98 Wexlter, Edward J. 15. 97 Whitecombe. Cindy J. 60. 74. 98 White. Andrew John Whitescarver, Shannon 14, 98 Wickert. Teresa D. 33 Wiggins. Joseph M. 98 Wilhelm. Shane A. 98 Willett. Patrick S. 98 Williams. Kimberly 98 Williams. Tim J. 98 Winters, Brent A. 29. 98 Wohrley. Mark Elwin 20, 45 Wohrley. William F. Wolford. Stacie L. 22. 32. 98 Yang, Aw 15. 98 Yang, Yer 98 Sophomores Adams, Barb Sue 14, 17, 33, 100 Albrecht. Orin Nath 15. 45. 100 Aldridge. Londa Fay 55, 100 Allen. Heather Anne Anderson, Amy L. 14. 55, 100 Andrews. Kelley L. 14, 55. 100 Ayars, Jason H. 20. 29, 100 Bailey. Scott J. 20. 29, 100 Bart. Danial J. 100 Beede, Chris Brian 39, 66, 100 Beier, Jillene Mari 28, 100 Bend. Matty S. 42, 100 Bennett. Brenda Dawn 55. 100 Bennett, Shawn M. 100 Biester, Curis Lee 20, 76, 100 Billings. Lisa D. 14, 33, 100 Blackburn. Wayne D. Blackburn, William 20. 100 Blaine, Angela Sue 21, 32, 100 Bonnell. James Ed 15. 100 Bonnell, Susan M. 100 Boseneiler. Gary Ed 100 Boyd. Becky Sue 100 Brainerd. Janice L. 100 Brantley. Eric D. 100 Brenner. Annette C. 100 Brown, Eric Lloyd 45. 100 Brown, Karen J. 55, 100 Buck. Darla Joy 21. 100 Burgess. Troy Pat 20. 100 Burke. Thomas P. 20, 45, 100 Sophomores Burkett. Scott B. 100 Bushman. Mike J. 20. 100 Butler. Daniel H. 100 Canterbury, Janies A. 20, 100 Carlson, Brenda Lee 100 Carpenter. Jodell M. 100 Carter, Greg R. Castle. Tina Marie 100 Cathey. John Edward 100 Cecchetti, Gina J. 100 Chaffin. Sandra Kay 100 Chavera. Mark A. 100 Cicero. Toni Michel 101 Collins, Douglas C. 20. 101 Colson. Deborah R. 24. 101 Considine, Jennifer 101 Contreras, David J. 20. 45, 101 Cook, Darrell W. 101 Cornwell. Barbara A. 101 Coss, Kyle Aaron 101 Cowley. Nancy E. 17, 28. 55, 101 Cox, Tracy L. 101 Craft, Julie A. 55, 101 Crafton, Kimberly J. 33. 101 Crossland. Max C. 101 Crow, Wesley J. 20. 101, 105 Cumberland, Tracy M. 24, 60. 101 Danekas. Brenda L. 101 Daraska, Chris John 20, 101 Daum. Brad Michale 101 Drum, Shelley Jean 101 Davoren. Kathy Ann 14. 55, 101 Deets, Amy C. 32. 101 Detrick, Michelle Devine, Kathleen A. 14. 32. 101 Devine. Patrick K. 101 Devoney, Christiana 24. 101 Dixon, Brad David 20. 59, 100, 101 Dixon, Shane D. 101 Doane, Sean M. 101 Dober, Randy Eugene 101 Dodillet. Terry E. 101 Dunne. Jerry Alan 101 Dunphy, Debra Lynn 101 Dunseth, Denise R. 101 Dziuban. Georgann 101 Eaton. Matt William 20. 45. 60. 61. 101 Edgcomb. Scott A. 29. 101 Edmunds, Martha Lyn 101 Fahs. Gina Anette 33. 101 Fane, Cindy Ray 32, 101 Fane, Lynette 55, 101 Fazzi, Keith A. 58. 101 Ferolo, James R. 58. 101 Fetterolf. Brian K. 20. 29. 101 Finn. Jeff Scott 20, 101 Fordham, Christine 14, 33. 42. 55, 102 Fordham. Pat Wayne 15. 29. 102 Francque. Eric John 102 Franklin, Duke Noel 21. 29, 102 152 Index Sophomores Frey, Joey L. 45. 102 Full. Jennie L. 55, 102 Gansemer. Jill Ann 32, 102 Gartman. Joel Ed 102 Gates. Jeff Alan 60, 102 Gerdes. Lynn Ann 17, 37. 55, 102 Giese. Carl Ervin 102 Gipson, Vikki L. 60, 102 Gittleson. Jerry M. 102 Gorham. Laura Lynn 32. 37, 55. 102 Groshans, Susan Kay 32, 100. 102 Gugerty. James 102 Gutierrez. Betty Flale. James Christopher 61, 102 Flale. Tina Louise 102 Hambley, Kimberly A. 55, 102 Flamilton, Jacqueline 14, 102 Hanson. Eric L. 45. 102 Flargrave, Scott R. 21, 29. 102 Flarshbarger, Joel Z. 20, 102 Flarshman, Mike W. 102 Heaton. Bill J. 45. 102 Hennis, Charlene M. 102 Heppler. Keith W. 102 Hogenson, Amy L. 102 Holland. Christie A. 14. 32. 55. 102 Hollis, Tabitha L. 102 Houck. John Martin 102 Hubbell. Cassandra 55. 102 Hubbell. Winston W. 102 Hulbert. John W. 61. 102 Hull, Amanda S. 14. 32, 51. 55, 66, 102. 104 Humphrey. Tamara Jo 102 Humphrey. Thomas W. 102 Jacobs. John Mike 15. 102 Jeffries. Crystal L. 102 Jensen. Shauna Lyn 102 Johns. Mary Ann 102 Johnson. Dawn Denise 33, 60. 102 Johnson. Delores V. 102 Kennay, Mark E. 102 Khanthirath. Davey 102 Knoll. Mary K. 17. 32. 102 Kobler. Tracey M. 102 Kong. Teng 102 Kresanek. Michael R. 102 Kuehl. Michelle Lyn 102 Lance. Billie Jo 102 Lawson. Steve Carl 102 Leaptrot. Joey W. 102 Lengquist. Wendylee 102 Lennon. Hal Charles 20, 59. 60. 102 Lesage. Jacqueline 28. 66. 102 Leslie, Michael R. 23. 45. 66. 102. 105 Linboom. Rickey A. 102 Long. Cheri Renee Long. Daniel Joe 20, 29. 102 Long. Daniel Ray 20, 29. 102 Longtin, Kara L. 24. 55. 102 Sophomores Lowry, Deforest 76, 103 Madding. Julie Ann 103 Madding. Tim W. 103 Magnafici. Julie A. 42, 103 Maisenbacher. Monica 17, 103 Maiston. Dixie Ann 55. 103. 105 Mansen, Michael R. 45. 103 Marquez, Daniel 103 Martin, Brian P. 29, 103 McDonnough. Chris 78. 103 McDowell, Mike G. 20, 103 McKune, Kathy Ann 103 Meade. Mary E. 103 Melendrez. Ronnie E. 103 Melvin. Matt A. 29. 45. 103 Metzen, William T. 76, 103 Meyer, Shelby 103 Milby. Melissa Dee 103 Miller, Karen Lynn 14, 103 Miller. Valerie S. 37. 103 Mobarak. George M. 39. 103 Monson, John Moore, Becky Anne 78, 103 Mull, Wm. Jason 20. 103 Mulligan. Patrick 4. 75 Mumford. Sharlin 103 Murphy. Jeff 15. 103 Nelson, Treasa M. 103 Newman. Gerald L. 29. 59. 103 Nicklaus, Sonja S. 32. 42. 103 Obanion. Mark Alan 103 Oberschelp. Kellie 103 O'Brien, James U. Ogan. Susan A. 103 Parke. Monica L. 20. 29. 39. 103 Payne. Steve E. Pettenger. Julianne 14. 78. 103 Phonthibsvads, Chayphet Pickering, Susan J. 14, 103 Plock, Rich Arthur 103 Ploessl, Angie M. 103 Price. John Michael 103 Price. Nancy 103 Puckett. Tom Ouaco. Timothy F. 103 Quest. Mary Ellen 55, 103 Quick. George Sean 18. 104, 105 Ranken. Melissa Lyn 104 Ranken. Tracy L. 24. 32. 104 Reavy. Kelly 104 Reed. Michael Gene 20. 29. 38. 104. 105 Rice. Kim Ann 4. 17, 28. 55. 104 Rogers. James David 104 Rogers. Ron R. 20. 104 Ruggles. Kenneth L. 104 Rugh, Jeff Scott 104 Russell. Patty Ann 104 Rutherford. Marcie 104 Salas, Mario Sandell. Sheila L. 104 Sophomores Sanders. Ginger 104 Schappert. Patricia 104 Schick. Dawn P. 28. 104 Schilling. Richard 29. 104 Schmall. Tracy Lynn 104 Seguin. Sean M. 4. 20. 29. 52. 59, 66. 100. 104 Segura, Stephanie S. 14. 104 Seible, Hans Sheets. Mark Tim 59 Shehorn. Kimberly A. 104 Sheppherd. Lewis L. 104 Sheridan. Shelly G. 16. 28. 104 Sherwood, Penelope 14. 55. 104 Shippert, Dana M. 104 Shippert. Ronda Kay 104 Sholders. Michael D. 21. 29. 75, 104 Simmons. Rodney A. 104 Simon. Mark Louis 39. 29. 104 Slothower. Douglas 104 Smith, Margaret L. Snyder. Jim 104 Springer, Kenneth J. 104 Sproul, Susan Lynn 33, 104 Steder. Amy Lynn 104 Steder, James P. 20, 104 Stoker, Dona M. 55. 104 Stoudt. James Dean 104 Swarts, Shaun Byron 104 Sweet. Danny Lee 23. 104 Sweet, Stormi Lynn 104 Symoun. Joseph 15. 104 Taft, Teresa J. 104 Terranova, Susan J. 104 Thayer. Theresa Thomas, Jackie 104 Toms. Brian Lee 76, 104 Tovar, Maria Chris 37. 104 Trader. Todd Tripp. Jennifer A. 105 Trotter, Derek E. 20. 105 Turner, Heidi M. 14, 32. 105 Vang. Ge 61. 105 Vaughn. Wendy Sue 105 Wagner, Jody Walk. Brian Keith 75. 105 Wallace. Kirk E. 105 Waller. Stacey 42. 78. 105 Warren. Wendy Ann 105 Washburn, Michael J. 15. 29. 105 Webb. Robert Keith 20. 45. 105 Weidman. Tim Ray 29. 105 Wiggins. James Paul 105 Wilhelm. Kandie Lee 24, 55. 105 Wilkinson. Wayne M. 105 Wilson. Mark E. 105 Wiseman. Cherrith L. 105 Wolf. Keith Wolford. Kimberly 105 Wooden. Laura 105 Index 153 Sophomores Yoakum. Grace Ann 14. 42. 78. 105 Zickuhr. Wendy Sue 16. 66. 74. 105 Zmudka. Christine L. 78. 105 Juniors Adams. Darlene 31. 42. 107 Aldridge. Angela A. 107 Andreas, Renee Lynn 107 Apple. Scott A. 18. 107 Aurand. Sidney H. 23. 68. 107. 140 Barnoski. Bill G. Bay. John Doncurt 18. 45. 59. 107 Becker. William 107 Beede. Melissa Kay 17, 22. 28. 53, 58. 66. 68. 107 Benson, Deron Robert 18, 107 Berogan. Kenneth V. 68. 107 Blackburn. Dean P. 76. 107 Blaine. Debra Lynn 16, 33. 66, 107. 140 Blair. Tim A. Blosser. Connie Sue 58. 107 Bollman. Lisa Ann 13. 17. 28. 107 Bollman. Tracie Lee 17. 28. 66. 74. 107 Bonnell. June Chris 58. 107 Bowers. John T. 107 Brenner. Anthony S. 107 Bridgeman. Dayle C. 13. 17, 31, 66, 107, 140 Broege. Martin Elmer 72. 107 Bruce. Peggy Sue 107 Bushman. Brian S. 23. 45. 107 Bushman. Richard J. 107 Butler. Susan Lisa 107 Cannon. Sheri L. 17. 28. 107 Cheshier. John R. 107 Childers. Russell 61. 107 Cicero. Terry A. 53. 58. 107 Cleary. Dan Joe 107 Cleary, Terry Lee 107 Coleman. Rita L. 107 Collinson. Brenda A. 33, 107 Conley. Danny D. 107 Cook. Roger D. 107 Coppotelli. Tony Coppotelli. Vicky 107 Corken, James Sherwood 18, 59. 107 Cory. Janet Kaye Cruse. Michael J. 72. 107 Daum. Adam Prank 107 Day, Danny Ray 18. 108. 140 Detrick. Rosemarie 66, 74. 108. 149 Detweiler. William 21. 108 Dewey. Joe Delbert 108 Dewey. Terry A. 76. 108 Dickson. Julie A. 16. 31. 42. 58. 66. 108. 140 Dixon. David Adam 108 Dixon. David Alan 39. 108 Juniors Dixon, Henry S. 76. 108 Dixon. John S. 4. 18. 45. 59. 108. 140 Dixon. Robert Shaw 108 Doering, Joan Durband. Kathy A. 74. 108 Eastman. Lee Alan 18, 45, 108 Eberly, Brian 108 Elmendorf. Billie J. 108 Emery, Michelle R. 52, 53, 59. 108 Engle. Tina Lynn 108 Pane. Noel E. 108 Peczko. Norman B. 15, 39. 52, 53, 59, 61, 68. 108 Perger. Debra Ann 17, 33. 37, 108. 140 Pitzpatrick. Julie Plynn, Maureen K. 108 Pox, Andrea Diane 33, 66. 108. 128 Prey. Diana Lynn 108 Pridley. James E. 108 Prost, Patrick D. 23, 58. 108 Garren. Julie A. 108 Gassner. Ursula M. 108 Gates. Gregory A. 58. 108 Gerdes. Eric Carl 60. 76, 108 German. Rachel Beth 42. 68. 108. 140 Godman. Mike Arthur 108 Grim. Julie Andrea 108 Haas. Scott Edward 108 Hainline, Sarah Lyn 75, 108 Hamill. Jeffrey E. 108 Hanson. Harry Elmer 108 Hardiek. Michelle 108 Hayes. Kelly Ann Hazelwood. Matthew 108 Hazelwood. Tammy S. Heacock, Jennifer L. 37, 53. 59. 66, 74, 108. 140 Heeg. Rick Michael 39. 107. 108 Heilgeist. Laura Hernandez, Mary Esther Hill. Holly Sue 58. 60. 108 Hong. Caroline S. 53. 59. 66. 74. 108, 140. 106 Horner. Lee L. 108 Horton. Dennis H. 108 Hose. Mark J. 108 Houck. Tracy L. 16. 33, 42. 108. 140 Hoy. Wayne Thomas 23. 75. 108 Hoyle, Keely Ann 52, 58. 108 Huber. Edward P. 108 Humphrey. Joe Ray 75. 76. 108 Hunsberger. Michele 16. 77. 28. 42. 108 Janoskey. Kathleen 66. 108 Jensen. Karen 17, 28, 53. 59. 66. 108, III. 140 Johnson. Elizabeth 52. 53. 58, 108 Johnson. John E. 108 Jones. Cheryl Kay 108 Jones, James A. 51. 108 Jones, James L. 51 Juniors Joos, Amee Marie 108 Josephsen. Marvin Jr. Kanzler, Lee R. 21, 108 Keith. Melinda Ann 16. 17. 28, 59, 66. 74. 108. 140 Kekstadt. Willy P. 18. 108 Kellenhofer, Jenny L. 55. 109 Kemp, Billie Jo 103 Kemper. Jefferson M. 76. 109 Kennedy. Elizabeth 16, 38. 42, 66. 68. 109, III Kiefer. Marcy Lynn 109 Kime, Kenneth John 109 Kitzmiller. Randy J. 109. 140 Koch. Jan Marie 16. 17. 28. 109. 140 Kong, Shoua 109 Kunde. Michelle Ann 109 Lambing, Jennifer A. 109 Lampert, Jessie L. 109 Latta. Lesli L. 109 Lawson, Brian Edward 109 Lawson. Dale Grant 109 Lawson. L. Michelle 109 Lawson. Tom Richard 109 Lawton, Lynette 109 Lawton. Michael P. 52, 59. 66, 68. 109, 140. 106 Lebre, Robert A. 26, 109 Lendman. Danny James 18. 109 Long. Jeffrey David 109 Long, Scott Randolph 103 Loomis, Joseph E. 76. 109 Lower. Wes Lee 109 Lumzy. Eric 26. 109 Magdich. Michael L. 60. 61. 74. 75. 109 Marsh. Audrey K. 72, 109 Masini, Melissa D. 109 Masters. Kenneth A. 18, 109 McCaffrey. Jennifer 109 McGraw. Michelle M. 109 McKnight, Harry A. 109 Meinke, Brett 109 Melendrez. Bryan D. 72. 109 Metka. Stacey Ann 109 Miller, Cynthia A. 13. 33. 109 Miller. Darin William 109 Miller. Marti Jo 42. 109 Mills. Valorie Lynn 109 Monnier, Sally A. 4. 17, 28. 31. 109 Monteith, Reni Ann 42, 53. 58. 60, 74. 109. 112, 140 Moore. Sarah P. 60. 61. 104. 140 Moore, Timothy John 109 Mull. Angela Mull. Mark Wayne 75. 76. 110 Mumford, Melissa A. 13. 33. 42. 110 Naylor. Lori Ann 61. NO Near, Terry Lee Nelson. Shane C. 110 Nesbit. Judith Lynn 110 154 Index Juniors Nicklaus. David Lee Oberle. Linda Renee 78. 110 Odenthal. Debra A. 110 OâMalley. William E. 23. 51. 110 Ortgiesen. Tammy L. 110 Ostergrant, Andrew 51, 58, 110. 106 Peters, Stonie Lee 51, 110 Peterson, Kristi L. 59. 110 Pettenger. Greg 26. 110 Piller. Scott Carl 18. 26. HO. 106 Powers, Kenneth D. 110 Pyse, Tedi Jo 110 Quest, Catherine Ann 60. 74. 110 Ribordy, Joan E. 110 Richard, Kevin Wayne 110 Richard. Kimberly D. 110 Richter. Darcy R. 73, 110 Riffle, Larry A. 110 Risley, Joe M. 110 Roux. Anita D. 110 Ruff ini. Ron Paul 18. 110 Rumph. Matthew T. 110 Russell, Deanne L. 13. 31. 110 Russell. Helen R. 110 Rutt. Zara Maureen 72. HO. 140 Sarver, William C. 110 Schappert. Patrick 110 Scheffler, Michelle 72. 72. HO Schmall, Roxanne M. 110 Schnake, Brett W. 110 Semetis, Lisa Sue 17, 28. 110. 140. 149 Senn. Mark Allen 110 Shank. Sandra Marie III Shaw, Cletus Ray Sheets. David D. 59. III Sigwards. James E. 18. III Slain, Janet Lynn 67, 112, 141 Smith. Gregory Jay 53, 58. Ill Smith. Mark Eugene III Smith. Monty Carl 72, III Smith. Timothy W. 72. III Snedaker. Shawn A. III Snyder. Tom Michael 23. III Sofolo. Donald Eric III Soper. Candace C. III Speer, Susan Elaine 73. III Spotts, Donald Ray III Spotts, Felicia Ann III Spratt, Tami Sue 33, III Stinson. Harold A. 73 Stinson. Jennifer III Stouffer, Michelle 17, 28, 33. 59, III Stranberg. Keith P. 73. III Taylor, Michael C. III Thomas. Jodi III Thomas. Robert D. 39. III Thompson. David J. III Thompson. Robert J. 18, 66. III. 140 Todd, Lisa Ann III Trent. Wes 18, III Juniors Seniors Trotter. Nannette III Underhile. Julie A. III Vacek. Daniel J. HO. III Vaile, Denny E. Vannatta, Julie L. III Walcott. Melissa R. 17. 52. 58. 66. 106, III. 140 Wallace, Greg S. III Wallace, Steven C. 21. 26. 39, III. 140 Wandell. Tyler Lewis III Wasilewski. Jill R. III Weidenbach, Parris Weimer, Kenneth J. Whitcombe. Paul T. 51. 52. 53. 59. 60. 61. 74. III. 140 Wilcox. Jeff K. III Wilkinson. Robert Williamson. Julie A. 16. 17. 28. 53. 58. 74. III Williar. Michael A. 18 Willis. Kimberly D. 53. 59. 112 Wilson, Laura M. 72. 112 Wilson. Thomas E. 26. 112 Withrow. Mary Kaye 112 Witzleb. Christian 112 Workman, Ken D. 15, 112 Yang, See 112 Yoakum. Pamela Ann 72. 112 Yount. Krista Lee 16. 66. 112 Zigler. Nancy Kay 33. 60. 112 Seniors Aebly, Tammy A. 115 Apple. Mary L. 73, 115 Arnold. Mia Jane 115 Asbury, John Russell 18. 115 Attig, Todd 72. 115 Ayars. Peter John 60. 115 Baker. Julie Kay 13. 31. 116. 141. 149 Barber. James Douglas 6. 39. 51. 52, 53, 59. 67, 115. 116, 141 Barnes. Brian P. Barnes, Jeff A. Bart. William Richard 73, 116 Baumgartner. David 116 Beaman. J. Roy 116 Beard. Brenda Kaye 60. 61, 116 Beck, Lisa Marie 72, 116 Bennett, Bruce 15. 68. 116, 145 Biggs. Diane Ruth 6. 13. 31. 116 Binkley. Edward Robert 116 Blackburn. Dan M. 76. 116 Blackburn. Susan M. 72. 117 Bowser. Robert M. 72, 117 Brady. Bob William 68 Brainerd, Julia A. 117, 141. 149 Brickley. Lisa Kay 60. 117 Bridgeman. Jeffrey 18, 45 Brown. Janice Kay 117 Bufford. Michael K. 75. 117 Burkhart. Keith O. 117 Burnell. Bryant A. 76, 117 Bushman. David A. 117 Callison. Shelly L. 17. 28. 67. 115. 117 Campbell. Paula E. 118 Cathey. Jim 118 Cathey. Jody Ann 72, 78. 118 Chaffin. Diana E. 118 Chesnek, Steve 73 Claussen, Linda A. 17, 118 Collins. Sarah Shaw 13. 31. 47, 52. 59, 118. 133. 141 Corken. Helen M. 17. 28. 76. 118 Cover. Freddie K. Cover, Sonja Lea 72 Cowley. Bryan K. 118 Craft, Sheryl L. 118. 144 Crawford. Lori Jo 72. 78. 118 Crossland. Kelly M. 118. 135 Cunningham. Brian L. 73 Curnutte. Lucy Marie 61. 78. 118. 149 Dalke. Howard Kyle 26. 119 Dallgas. Roberta B. 72. 119 Dempsey, Scott M. 72, 119 Dempsey. Sue 73, 119 Devine, Karrie E. 119 Dewey. Aaron M. 51. 73. 119 Dewey, Andy Paul 119 Dewey, Janet Ruth 119 Dir. Karen Marie 7, 13. 17, 28, 120. 141 Dixon. Leanne Renee 75, 120 Dodillet. Susan L. 120 Donaldson. Barry A. 51. 58. 120, 145 Drew. Ken Dean 72, 120 Dunphy. Denise Anne 7, 59. 67. 120 Dunseth. David L. 120 Durband. Mary Rae 59, 74. 120. 140. 144 Eastman. Douglas W. 18 Elliott. Denise Ann 33, 120 Elliott. Martha E. 72. 120 Emmert. Kelly Anne 75, 120. 140 Etchison. Laura Ann 59. 67. 120. 141 Faber. Mark Roland 121 Fetterolf. Rodney B. 7, 18. 26. 53. 58. 121. 138. 141 Fichter. Benton Lee 7, 18. 121 Fichter, Matt Ray 72, 121 Fordham. Lisa Kay 4. 17, 28. 31. 115. 121. 141. 142 Francque. Darin M. 121 Gann. Kevin Charles 121 Giese. Richard Todd 72. 121 Giese, Robert C. 72. 121 Graff, Kristi Lynn 6. 16. 59. 67, 121, 122. 141 Greenwalt. Darrell 121 Griffin. Rick E. 72. 121 Halfacre. Stan A. 18. 122 Index 155 Seniors Seniors Seniors Halverson. Robert 122 Hamrick, Lila Jean Hargrave, Jennifer 122 Heaton, Cynthia A. 33. 122, 142 Heintzelman. Dan Joe 73. 122 Helander, Linda E. 59, 122 Helfrich, Amy Jo 122 Hermes, Melody Ann 58, 123 Hill. Andrew S. 51, 123, 0 Hill. Heather Ann 53. 58. 123 Hodder. Amy M. 123 Hodgson. Rodney 18. 76. 123, 141, 149 Hoff. Richard C. 108 Hoyle, Matt Owen 123 Hoyle, Roger Lee 72, 123 Hull. Andrew E. 4. 26. 124, 141, 142 Ignacio, Donna S. 52, 58. 74, 124, 140 Jacobs. Laurie S. 124 Janoskey. James W. 6, 124, 141 Jaques, Kelly Sue 124 Jennings. Dave W. 26 Jensen. Amy Lynn 73, 124 Jepson. Gregory A. 21. 26, 47, 52, 58. 67. 124. 141 Johnson. Thomas D. 73. 124 Jones, Michael 7, 52, 53, 59. 67. 124, 141, 145 Kennedy. Ken 61 Kerkman. Kristine 136 Kim. Kwang C. Kitzmiller, Barbara 73, 124 Knoll. Jan Marie 124 Kobler. Craig R. 15, 72, 124 Kong, Tong Kuster. Teresa A. 73. 125 Lafferty. Mary K. 51. 52. 53. 58. 66. 109, 140, 145 Lahey, Maureen E. 73. 125 Lally, Dave Edward 125 Larkin. Patricia M. 22. 74. 125, 141 Lawson. Angie Lawson. Bill Grant 125 Lefevre. Mark Allen 125 Logsdon. Thomas M. 125 Long. David 125 Longtin. Michelle M. 17, 28. 58. 125 Lopez. Jose L. 125 Love. Matthew P. 125 Love, Maureen 73. 125 Luck. Alex Brian 72, 126 Luebke. Diedre Sue 6. 126, 141 Lyons. Michael B. 75, 126 Magnafici. Leanne L. 53, 58. 72, 126 Mall. Debra D. 73, 78. 126 Marcinak. Bruce J. Mayes, Scott Wayne 18. 45, 78. 126 Mayes, Barbara Ann 31, 126, 141 McAlister. Rose A. 7, 53. 58, 61, 126 McClintock. Jean H. 16, 52, 53, 59. 67, 115, 126. 141 McLean. Laura Ann 6. 60, 126. 141 Mehrens, Julie R. Melvin, Lynn Ann 73, 126 Merlak, Richard A. 18. 126 Milby. Ann Lynette 127 Miller. Dianna Dawn 72, 127 Miller, Samuel G. 60. 61, 127, 140 Miller. Wallace J. 127 Morss. Randy E. 76 Moser. Marianne J. 127 Moss, Barbara A. 72, 127 Mott, Brenda Lynn 127 Mumford. Darla Sue 73, 127 Nagy, Steve Micheal 6. 15. 68, 127 Naughton. Thomas L. 15. 127 Near. Kristi Jean 6, 53, 59. 127, 128. 145 Nelson, Tamara Lynn 73, 128 Nichols, Victor J. 128 Noble. Jennifer Osborn. Tek Huyett 21. 68. 128. 141 Oudyn, Michael K. 7, 128. 140 Partington. Joseph 72, 128 Paulsen, Russell L. 128 Pauser. Laurie Anne 128, 144 Petersen. Jeanine M. 72, 128 Phillips. Patrick 129 Piper. David L. 18. 39. 76. 129. 132, 138 Pitman. Abby Lynn 42, 78, 129 Ploessl, Lisa Terri 60. 129 Portner, Kenneth C. 119, 129 Quaco, Sandra Jane 33. 129 Radanot. Thomas G. 39, 51, 67, 115, 129, 142 Ranken. Jeffrey A. 129 Reyes, Angel 73, 129 Reyes. Martha E. 53, 59, 72, 129 Rhodenbaugh. Kenneth 130 Risley. Julie Ann 72, 130 Robbins. Reagen C. 7, 59. 67. 68. 74. 130, 141. 144 Rowland. Zenia Carol Royster. Amy K. 61, 78. 130, 140 Rudolphi. Tim Alan 6, 51, 52, 53, 58. 67, 130, 141, 149 Rustad. Beth Ann 130 Schaab. Jon 6. 18, 45, 130 Schaeffer. Steve C. Scharer, Arthur J. 6, 18, 131 Schick, Troy Eugene 4. 7, 18, 131, 140 Schuler. Jon Dement 131 Schultheis, Jim Seible, Ingrid M. 73, 131 Seloover, Jim Robert 18. 131. 133 Sheely, Patrick E. 73. 132 Sherman. Hollie M. 4. 7, 17, 22. 31, 132, 140. 142 Shipman. Lori Jo 132 Sigwards. Dan Angel 73, 132 Simmons, Donald L. Sitter, Kevin Eugene 73, 132 Skibinskie. Richard 73, 132 Slain. Patty Lynn 132 Smith, Kim 132, 137 Soung. Thao St. James, David E. 73, 133 Stover. Kelly A. 133 Stover. Todd Alan 133 Stowell. Norman Lee 133 Struhs, Todd Edward 6, 18, 26, 133 Swegle. Martin H. 72. 133 Terry. Karl Dion 61 Thayer, Tamara Lynn 134 Thomaschefsky, Mark 45, 134 Thompson, Kelly R. 134 Thompson, Tracy R. 6, 17, 28, 52. 53, 58. 67, 134, 140 Tietjen, Teresa Marie 6, 28. 52, 53, 59, 67, 115, 134 Toms. Robert A. 18, 76. 130, 134 Trader. Douglas A. 58, 134, 138 Tucker, Jamie J. 73, 134 Vanhoose, J. Thomas 134 Vanweelden. Marvin Varga. John Richard 59, 73, 123, 134. 142 Walls. Samantha Dee 17, 135 Webb. William Glenn 18. 135 Weidman. Debra Sue 13, 53, 59, 67, 135, 140 Weippert, Lawrence Werle, Michael Dean 72 Whisenand. Mary B. Whites. Craig D. 135 Wigginton, Eric J. 51, 135 Wilson, Jeff R. 73. 135 Wohrley, Kevin Lee 52, 53. 58. 135, 141, 145 Wolf. Loren W. 76. 135 Wolford, Brandahl L. 136 Wulf, Dessa Lynn 136 Yang. Long Yang. Lue 15 Yang. May Yang, Sing Yarde. Peggy 136 Yoakum. James B. 51, 72, 136 Young, Christine M. 13, 73, 136 Zetterberg. Curtis Zickuhr. Brice A. 136, 141 Zimmerman, Tina M. 58, 60, 136 Zinnen. Raymond M. 52, 59, 67, 136 156 Index 158 Candids Candids 159 8 n OJ 3 Good Luck To The Class Of 84 fVtâY:y FS 7! tJ32TK d2CVu r tfcOTJTV CT J : 'X -M..-.a V2-
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