Dupo Community High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Dupo, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1986 volume:

1986 LE TIGRE • TABLE OF CONTENTS Homecoming 6 Sports 78 Seniors 18 Academics .......98 Underclassmen 40 Special Events 112 Activities 66 Junior High 120 'he End Of An Era, MoPac Pulls Out i real foundation of has all but deserted our was laid when the JtoWn.T From the early uri Pacific Railroad steam engines, to the mod-:ated its shops ern diesel engines, the rail-ritching yards road in Dupo s history. AC Tr� t r I 1 J . f Compan; and giar ly 80 years later, the MoPac be affect film mmmm rca lant fj Cards Win Division, Lose To Royals In -70 World Series MD|OfU How ’bout Them Cards! The 1-70 Series. The Show Me Series. It was a serious baseball fever year at Dupo considering Junior High Principal Ron Colyer is an avid Dodger fan(atic). He and sons Josh and James, pictured above, especially enjoyed the rivalry for the N.L. Eastern Division Championship — Dodgers vs. Cardinals. But, it was not to be for the Colyer boys. After losing the first two games of the 4ser£esj4o the Dodgeri, the Cardinals won the last four. The Cards then lost the World Series to the Kansas City; Royals. New Highway Dupo On The Dupo?! Where’s that?! When 1-255 opened earlier this year, connecting 1-55 to 1-64. EXIT 9 DUPO was there for thousands a day to see. Travel time to Columbia, Belleville and Fairview Heights decreased. Eventually, 1-255 will take motorists to 1-55 near Collinsville. :::i 1 The At Home And Abroad IHW Every 76 Years Halley’s Comet, famous for its regular once-in a lifetime appearances, was visible to casual observers in the winter and spring of 1985-86. If you missed it this time, you may have a second chance. The heavenly body will be visible again in 2061. President Ronald Reagan Gives The A-Okay President Reagan, with his wife Nancy, gives the A-okay sing from his sign from his hospital window in July after undergoing surgery to Columbians Dig Out A resident of Armero in the Columbian mountains is helped by the Columbian Red Cross during digging out efforts. Many people were trapped in mud which resulted from an erupted volcano. remove a cancerous tumor from his lower intestine. The 74-year old president was back on the job within weeks after the operation. Bears Win Super Bowl Chicago Bears’ Jim McMahon and kicker Kevin Butler rejoice in their 46-10 victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XX. 4 The Year TWA Jet Hijacked A TWA jet with 145 passengers and eight crew members was hijacked in Athens, Greece. The Sheite hijackers took the plane to Beirut, then to Algeria and then back to Beirut. Most of the hostages were released within days but the remaining 39 hostages were held for 17 days. One American hostage was killed. Crew Members Aboard Challenger Killed The seven-member Chal- and, top left Ellison Onizuka, lenger shuttlecrew killed: Christa McAuliffe, Greg Jar- Left front, Michael Smith, vis, and Judy Resnik. Dick Scobee, Ron McNair .-■iiuairn Quake Rocks Mexico Pete Rose Hits 4192 Cincinnati Reds player-man- ager Pete Rose broke Ty Cobb’s career hit record in September, 1985. The historic 4192 hit was a single to left field on a 2-1 pitch from San Diego Padres right hander Eric Show with one out in the A series of devastating earthquakes rumbled through Mexico City and the death toll was in the thousands. The first quake registered 8.1 on the Richter scale. v c The Year 5 bottom of the first inning. 11,000 Teachers Apply For Challenger Berth Killed in the Challenger explosion was Christa McAuliffe, a high school teacher from New Hampshire who was chosen from 11,000 applicants to be the first teacher to travel into space. Challenger Explodes After Blast-off The space shuttle Challeng- blast-off on January 28, killer exploded in a devastating ing all seven crew members ball of flame 74 seconds after aboard. Aha! There is a way to silence E iobb y- Keep those 6 Homecomir donuts coming eachers and classmates are stunned by Butch’s sexy legs. ■: r T?T! itm sht • Hollywood M A S H ’em Day Now this is what camouflage is all about! These jguys have been out in the wild too Private McClanahan is bucking for long! a promotion. Mike Koonce does his version of “Rambo Raccoon.” I Major Massie reporting for duty. 8 Homecoming This platoon almost has its act together. Puts The Troops m i m ii r MTTru If the Army was smart they'd dump Uncle Sam and with Aunt Susan wanting you. Hotlips Smith knows, the, only way to calm down Frank Attention Amber! Incoming busses! My momma wears what?! . —1 (- Pam and Judy help k eep up morale in the Homecoming 9 Dummies” Get A new leader has this band marching in high gear. | Fijeshjnenj bui|d tl|eir jfirsj flojtt a|d l ve tjo te|l atjoutjit. Fans get bused in for the homecoming game later in the day. Junior big wheels, Huey, Duey and Louie. 10 Homecoming “Chariots of Fire,” by the Juniors, takes second place in float competition. 1 L 1J L p] Before Parade —1 r —r- 4 -f- Itt 1 1 1 1 1 Seniors picture it for the last time. 'Th H jat 15 Orj” atj Thjjrstjay’ boi|fir . Juniors have The Right Stuff’ and win first place again. -I--1- 2. The mmy. Freewheelin' Juniors, Kathy Dyroff and ready to roll. Homecoming ffl- Game fT Scott Tieman hopes that 67 The Tigers and the Trojans hug doesn't fall his way. and make yp. ! Mr; Nightlinger “jams down to the band’s new tunes. Give the band an A4-. 12 Homecoming Dan Howell is on his way into the end zone to make the only Tiger touchdown of the game. When all else fails. Tigers get into formation to group sack” the Trojan quarterback. Mike Ryan picks up a few yards in his debut as a fullback. Mike replaces Eric Furlow who was injured in the Assumption game. ! I ' I 1 ’ What is this? Football or pile on? Freshman Derek Tieman, pictured at left, looks for running room. Junior Scott Tieman, pictured at right, must make a quick decision with a Madison Trojan moving in. Trojans Reign At Homecoming Game The Dupo Tigers suffered a setback against the much faster Madison Trojans in the annual homecoming game on Friday evening. The Tigers lost the game 18-7. It’s been more than a few years that Dupo has lost a homecoming game so the odds were stacking up. Dupo’s only touchdown of the game came on a 34-yard pass from quarterback Scott Tieman to tight end Danny Howell. The extra point was booted in by Scott Tieman. The 18-7 win over the Tigers was Madison’s first win over Even this special rocket-power the game. ed pass” didn't help the final outcome of Dupo in 15-years. Homecoming 13 Highlights A Good Week ntg before Kathy Napier was pnoto of the 1985 Homecoming Court was taken ed queen of the court. lifrayt e tije n xt fengj wil| ge[ th{m (jut cjf th ;ir jeatj. Sir 14 Homecomi “Movies” Theme e For Dance Kathy Schlemmer esco _bh,.U ijiigj-]-- omores With rtcd Win Lo Sopho Tina Hearty escorted by Wade uil T.:—j_ uth Award; Se and Overall Tr Kathy Napier escor Siner. -I--1----1— ed by Tim ro Bre corted by Eric ted by Jim wer es uriow. • McC anahan escorted by Mehrtens. Homecoming 15 Toga Day At Dupo These young goddesses have on clean sheets for the day but are too young to show their shoulders in public. I’m Roman god material! Do I really look like I wasn’t sure which Julius Caesar? shoulder to expose. Ed and Mike know hoW to look dumb cool at the same time. These fitted sheets are kinda cozy! 16 Homecoming I Tammy Adams Gina Aldridge Pamela Amsden Laura Beck Tammy Cooper Jeff Crawford 18 Seniors Carrie Darnell Lana Dixon Steven Dossett John Ferry Kim Ford Eric Furlow Jim Hamann Ed Hargrove Seniors 19 Donna Hebei Wendy Hebei DeeAnna Hegel Earl Henrichs Donna Hood Deron Huck Wade Hull Angie Hundley Rachael Hunsaker Calvin lllig Chuck lllig Wanda Johnson Shawn Kenly Beth Keys Mike Koonce Guy Kuni Seniors 21 Brian Liska Todd Levin Julie Lewis Sharolyn Lovell i Mr Brian Mehrtens Lee Mitchell Barbara Louis Andrea Nolte 24 Seniors Cheryl Skiles Ramona Sloan Jim Siner Tim Siner Tammy Smith Dan Spasovich Mike Stewart Teresa Stewart Kelly Stumpf Chad Tapia Dianna Thomas Amy Tilton Troy Turnipseed Susan Watts Jim Williams Laura Wood Audrey Yates Keith Zaricor Senloft Ouicm Over the past four years, our class has been dealt some tough cards. We never had the same sponsor for two years in a row; no one person held the same class office all four years; and where other classes got all the breaks, we had no such luck. Well, Mr. Gericke took it upon himself to take a class that was in sad shape and turned it into a force to be dealt with. For that, Mr. Gericke, we say, “Thanks a ton; we’ll never forget you.” Class of ’86 Ramona Sloan. President; Donna Hood. Vice-President; Sharolyn Lovell, Secretary; Kendra Pratt. Treasurer. Don Gericke, Sponsor. For twelve long years we’ve looked towards this day with eagerness and pride. Finally! Our day has come though many now have cried. Along the way we’ve shared together all our hopes and dreams; Though maybe not always pulling another, we’re hand-in-hand, it seems. And though throughout the school years the challenges have never ceased, The opportunities that have been folded up, now will become uncreased. So we wave good-bye to all our friends and hope it’s not forever. It’s time to walk in our own shoes-courage in every endeavor. Timidly we will enter the world, ready to make our mark. And soar as far as the sky will take us, gracefully as a lark. Our goals are set; we’ll achieve our highs as away time ticks. Our wings are spread as we glide-We’re the Class of ’86. Tammy Cooper Seiuoii Stats Adams. Tanimy Basketball 4; Flag Corps 1; Scholar Quiz 3; McKcndrce Model U.N. 4; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Co-Op 4; Mat h Team 3; German Club 1,2,3; Who's Who 3; Newspaper Staff 2.3; Illinois State Scholar 4. Aldridge, Gina Softball 1; Junior Committee 3; Homecoming Skit 2; Powder Puff Football 3; Junior Achievement 3; Beck 4, Office Procedures. Amsden, Pamela M. Junior Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1.2.3,4; Powder Puff Football 3; Student Council 1.2; Co-Op 3.4. Beck, Laura Junior Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1.2.3,4; Homecoming Skit 1; Powder Puff Football 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Co-Op 3.4. Brewer, Beth Softball 1.2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Junior Committee 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Achievement 3; Yearbook Staff 2; Co-Op 4. Brooks, Bobby Brian Football 1.2,3,4; Track 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Band 1.2,3.4; Jazz Band 1,2,3.4; Pep Band 1.2,3,4: Junior Committee 3: Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Skit 1.2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3; Indian Archaeology Club 1,2; Audio-Visual 4. Buxton, Teresa L. Beck 3,4, Food Service. Chandler, Kelly Ann Cheerleader 1; Junior Committee 3: Homecoming Queen Candidate 1; Prom Attendant 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Skit 1,2,3; Powder Puff Football 3; Student Council 1; Yearbook Staff 4. Coleman, Kelly Junior Committee 3; National Honor Society 3.4. Comte, Tonya Band 1: Stage Band 1; Pep Band 1; Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1.2,3,4; Chorus 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Student Council 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Archaeology Club 3; Co-Op 4; Who's Who 4. Cooley. Denise Cooper. Tanimy Anne Basketball 1.2,3,4; Softball 1; Volleyball 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Band 1.2; Pep Band 2; Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; Homecoming Skit 3.4; Powder Puff Football 3; Student Council 3.4; Drama Club 4; Miss Illinois Teen Candidate, 1984. Crawford, Jeff Football 2.3; Baseball 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Junior Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Homecoming Skit 2.3; Powder Puff Football Coach 3; Yearbook Staff 4. Darnell, Carrie Ann Basketball 3; Volleyball 1: Co-Op 3. Dixon, Lana Vocal Ensemble 1; Chorus 1; Co-Op 4. Dossett. Steven Douglas Basketball 1.2.3,4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 3.4; Homecoming Skit 3.4; Co-Op 3; Beck 4. Electronics. Ferry. John Lee Track 1; Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1.2,3,4: Homecoming Skit 4: National Honor Society 3.4; BAC Teams 2,3,4; Scholar Quiz 1.2.3.4; McKendree Model U.N. 1.2,3.4; Student Council 1,2,3.4; Indian Archaeology Club 1.2.3,4; Student Advisory Council 4. Ford. Kim Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 1,2,3.4: Powder Puff Football 3; Student Council 1; Co-Op 4. Foster, Carlos Furlow, Larry Eric Football 1.2,3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 1.2,3,4; Homecoming Skit 3; Pow'der Puff Football Coach 3. Ilamann. Jim Hargrove. Ed Track 1: Junior Committee 3: Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Skit 1.2,3.4; National Honor Society 4; BAC Teams 4; Student Council 1,3.4; Drama Club 4; Yearbook Staff 1.2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Audio-Visual 2.3. Hasty, Kenny Hebei, Donna Track 1: Co-Op 3,4. Hebei, Wendy Cheerleader 3; Junior Committee 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Homecoming Committee 3. Hegel. DeeAnna Marie Chorus 1,2.3; Yearbook Staff 1.2; Beck 3; Nurse Aide; Beck 4. Data Entry Accounting. Hcnrichs, Earl Kenneth Junior Committee 3; National Honor Society 3,4; McKendree Model U.N. 3; Indian Archaeology Club 1.2,3,4 Higgerson, Wes Hood. Donna Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Skit 1; Powder Puff Football 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Student Council 1.2.3; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Officer 2.3,4; Co-Op 4. Huck, Deron Gerard Track 1; Junior Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 2,3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Scholar Quiz 1.2.3.4; BAC Teams 2,3.4; McKendree Mo-del U.N. 2.3.4; Student Council 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 1.2,3,4; Yearbook Editor 4. Hull, Wade Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Baseball 1.2,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3.4; Junior Committee 3; Homecoming Skit 3: Powder Puff Football Coach 3; Beck 3.4. Electronics. Hundley, Angie Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1,2.3,4; Powder Puff Football 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Student Council 1; Yearbook Staff 4 Hunsaker, Rachael Track 1; Cheerleader 1; Tiger Mascot 4; Junior Committee 3; Prom Attendant 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1; Homecoming Skit 1.2.3.4; Powder Puff Football 3; Chorus 4; Student Council 1,2. Illig, Calvin Dale Football 1; Track 1; Band 1.2; Stage Band 2; Pep Band 1.2; Junior Committee 3; Junior Achievement 1.2; Beck 3.4, Commercial Art. Illig, Chuck E. Jr. Football 1.2.3.4; Track 2; Basketball 1; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1.2; Powder Puff Football 3; Co-Op 4: Beck 3. Auto Mechanics. Johnson, Wanda Lee Basketball 1; Junior Committee 3; Powder Puff Football 3; Beck 4. Data Processing. Kcnly, Shawn Elaine Homecoming Queen Candidate 2; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1.2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff. Keys. Elizabeth Ann Volleyball 1.2; Junior Committee 3: Homecoming Skit 2; Powder Puff Football 3; McKcndree- Model U.N. 1.2; Co-Op 3.4. Koonce. Michael Football 1,2.3.4;Track 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 1,2,3.4; Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Skit 2.3.4; Powder Puff Football Coach 3: Beck 3.4. Electronics. Kuni, Guy Football 1; Baseball 1.2.4; Band 1.2,3.4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Yearbook Staff Photographer 2.3.4; Indian Archaeology Club 2; Co-Op 3.4. LaMear. Bob LePere. Randy 28 Senior Stats Beck 3.4. Auto Mechanics. Levin, Todd Beck 3.4. Electronics. Lewis. Julie Jean Vocal Ensemble 1.2: Junior Committee 3; Homecoming Skit 4; Chorus 1,2; Beck 3, Child Care; Beck 4. Data Processing. Liska, Brian Louis, Barbara Co-Op 4 Lovell, Sharolyn Softball 1.2.3.4: Varsity Club 1,2.3.4; Cheerleader 1.2.3; Junior Committee 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Prom Attendant 3: Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1.2,3.4; Homecoming Skit 1,2; Powder Puff Football 3; Student Council 1.2.3.4; Drama Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Officer 1.4. Mehrtens. Brian Football 1.2,3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club 1.2.3,4: Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3.4; Homecoming Skit 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Indian Archaeology Club 1.2. Mitchell. Lee Nolle, Andrea Kay Softball 1; Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Student Council 1,2.3; Co-Op 3.4. Olsson. Leon Eric Track 1.2.3.4; Basketball 2.3.4; Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1.2,3,4; Homecoming Skit 2.4; McKendree Model U.N. 3.4; Drama Club 4; Yearbook Staff 2.3.4; Indian Archaeology Club 1. Oprych, David McKendree Model U.N. 3; Yearbook Staff 2; Indian Archaeology Club 1; Beck 3. Data Processing; Beck 4. Auto Body. Oxendine, David Keith Football 1.3.4; Track 1.2; Basketball 1; Varsity Club 2.3; Band 3.4; Stage Band 3.4; Pep Band 3.4 Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Home coming Skit 1.2.3; Indian Archaeology Club 1.2 Mexico Trip 2.4. Plew. Debra Ann Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Home-coming Committee 1.2.3.4; Powder Puff Football 3; Student Council 1.2; Co-Op 4. Pratt, Kendra Sherron I Basketball 1.2,3.4; Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 1.2,3.4; Varsity Club 2.3.4; Pom Pon Squad 2.3.4; Tiger Mascot 1: Junior Committee 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Prom Attendant 3; Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 2.3.4; Homecoming Skit 2.3.4; Powder Puff Football 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Student Council 3.4; Drama Club 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Class Officer 4; IHSA Girls' Swimming 2,3; Who’s Who 3. Radent . Elizabeth Ann Softball 1.2; Volleyball 2; Varsity Club 1,2; Tiger Mascot 3; Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1.2,3,4: Homecoming Skit 1.2.3.4; Powder Puff Football 3: National Honor Society 3.4; BAC Teams 2; Scholar Quiz 1.2.3.4: McKendree Model U.N. 1.3.4; Student Council 1.2.3,4; Class Officer 2,3; Student Council President 3 4 Reeves. Doug Schmitt, Rob Football 1.2: Baseball 1: Varsity Club 2: Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4: Pep Band 1,2,3.4; Junior Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 3.4; Homecoming Skit 3; McKendree Model U.N. 1; Drama Club 3.4. Shelby, Terry Michael Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Skit 3.4; Powder Puff Football 3: Mexico Trip 2; Audio-Visual Club 4. Simmons. Angela Christine Yearbook Staff 1,2: Beck 4. Data Processing. Siner, Jim Football 1.2.3.4; Track 3.4; Basketball 3; Baseball 1,2; Varsity Club 2.3.4; Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Skit 1,2.3.4; Powder Puff Football 3. Siner. Timothy Wayne Football 1.2.3.4: Track 1.3.4: Basketball 3: Baseball 2; Homecoming Skit 1.2.3: Powder Puff Football Coach 3; Junior Achievement 1. Skiles, Cheryl Ann Basketball 1.2; Softball 1; Junior Committee 3; Homecoming Skit 2; Powder Puff Football 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Student Council 1.2; Beck 4. Sloan. Ramona Basketball 1.2: Softball 1.2.3.4: Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club 1.2.3.4; Junior Committee 3; Homecoming Queen 2: Prom Attendant 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Skit 1.2.3.4; Powder Puff Football 3: National Honor Society 3.4; Scholar Quiz 1.2.3.4; McKendree Model U.N. 2; Student Council 1.2,3.4; Yearbook Staff 3; Class Officer 1,2,3.4. Smith, Linda Smith. Tamara National Honor Society 3.4; BAC Teams 2.3.4; Scholar Quiz 1.2,3.4; McKendree Model U.N. 1,2.3.4: Junior Achievement 1; Yearbook Staff 3.4; Illini Girls State 3; HOBY Delegate 2; International Foreign Language Award 4; Who's Who 4. Spasovich. Daniel Ray National Honor Society 3.4; Scholar Quiz 3; McKendree Model U.N. 3; BAC Teams 3.4. Stewart, Mike Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 1.2,3,4: Pep Band 1.2,3.4; Junior Achievement 1,2; Drama Club 1.2: Yearbook Staff Photographer 1.2,3,4; Co-Op 3.4. Stewart, Teresa Powder Puff Football 3: Student Council 3; Co-Op 4; Beck 3.4. Auto Mechanics: Beck Student Council 3. Stumpf. Kelly Michelle Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1.2,3.4; Powder Puff Football 3; National Honor Society 3.4: McKendree Model U.N. 1.2.3; Student Council 1.2; Junior Achievement 1.2.3; Co-Op 3.4. Tapia. Chad Thomas. Dianna Christine Vocal Ensemble 1.2: Junior Committee 3; Home- coming Skit 2,4; Powder Puff Football 3; Junior Achievement 2: Beck 4. Data Processing. Tilton, Amy Marie Cheerleader 1; Pom Pon Squad 2; Junior Committee 3; Prom Attendant 3; Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 1.2,3.4; Homecoming Skit 2.3; Powder Puff Football 3; Drama Club 3; Yearbook Staff 1,2,3; Beck 4. Nursing. Turnipseed. Troy David Football 1.2; Track 1; Basketball 1; Drama Club 3; Indian Archaeology Club 3; Co-Op 4 Watts, Susan Basketball 2; Volleyball 1.2,3,4; Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 3.4; Powder Puff Football 3; Speech Contest Club 3; Scholar Quiz 2,3; McKendree Model U.N. 4. Williams, James E. Football 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3,4; Varsity Club 1.2.3,4; Junior Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 3.4; Homecoming .Skit 1,2,3; Powder Puff Football 3; National Honor Society 3.4; BAC Teams 3; Scholar Quiz 4: McKendree Model U.N 1.2.3.4: Student Council 1.2.3.4: Yearbook Photographer 1,2,3.4; District Student Council Officer 4. Wood, Laura Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3: Stage Band 3: Pep Band 1,2,3; Junior Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1.2.3,4; Homecoming Skit 1.2.3.4: Powder Puff Football 3; Chorus 2; National Honor Society 3.4; Scholar Quiz 4; Drama Club 1.2,3,4. Yates, Audrey Junior Committee 3: National Honor Society 3.4; BAC Teams 3. Zaricor, Keith Junior Committee 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Indian Archaeology Club I.2.3.4. Senior Slats 29 aejuS Moe, Larry and Curly . . not quite!! Beth at her best Amy Tilton chows. Ed brags ... John disagrees. Where's your hat? OHT 30 Seniors Need we say more? Brian The Animal ’ is finally caged. fiL’n nnnm aroKc o ni i i r b- Mr'IVAnol tr crrv Business Award: Audrey Yates Mathematics Award: Ramona Sloan. Perfect Attendance: An- Computer Awards: Jeff Art Awards: Dianna dreci Nolte and Kendra Crawford and Sharolyn Thomas and Shawn Pratt. Lovell. Kenly. Illinois State Scholars: John Ferry, Ed Hargrove, Earl Henrichs, Deron Huck, Beth Radentz, Ramona Sloan, Tammy Smith. Not pictured: Tammy Adams. St. Clair County Certificates of Merit for Artwork: Jim Siner, Carrie Darnell, Susie Watts, Carlos Foster. Leon Olsson, Shawn Kenly. Dianna Thomas. 32 Seniors Science Achievement Award: Deron Huck. Athletic Awards: Recipients have all received letters in one or more sports at Dupo Higl Drama Club Award: Laura Wnrwl Industrial Arts Awards: Jim Hamann and Chuck Louis Armstrong Jazz Award: Rob Schmitt; Certificate of Merit in Band: Mike Koonce; John Phillip Sousa Award: Mike Stewart. Industrial Arts Awards Troy Turnipseed and Eri Furlovv. Model U.N. Awards: Tammy Smith and John Ferry; English Award: Tammy Smith; Bausch-Lomb Award: John Ferry. Scholar Quiz and B.A.C. Teams Awards: Tammy Smith. John Ferry. Ramona Sloan. Beth Radentz and Deron Huck. Seniors 33 Mike is going lo need a longer paddle. Randy LePere brought along his favorite water pistol to help make his day.’ -4UZZAH VALLEY STABLES WCAMPSROUNOTi'-gtr, V CANOE RENTAL U� 2 Ck-Fli. T..s rnivrtii MO. TOU f H I FjOO 3V OfS? Gourmet all the way! 34 Seniors Lifestyle of the rich and famous?? Loading up and getting ready to roll on down the Huzzah. Swing in there. Julie! Gina is slowly realizing why cowboys don’t wear shorts. Seniors remember all the good times they’ve had on swing sets ymaKSSQ Mr. Gericke mac “catch of the day.” wyms.:. - 1 on swing sets. ; ’ •� V Wfe For some, the “battle of the balloons” is the most fun. Rule 1. No one makes the trip and stays dry. Seniors 35 CLASS MOTTO We follow paths towards goals, striving today; attaining tomorrow; looking forward bravely; hoping to achieve. Tammy Smith Class sponsor Don Gericke presents the Athletic Award to Ramona Sloan and Jim Williams. The Service Award was earned by Kendra Pratt and Ramona Sloan. 36 Seniors Army Reserve Scholar Athlete Awards are presented to Jim Williams and Kendra Pratt. Ramona Sloan also re-cieved this award. Tammy Smith is the Valedictorian of the Class of ’86. £e cwes Q f cA{ej AJcu £s C 7 3riej id Dear Mrs. Nobbe, To the best teacher in the school. We love you! 5th Hour Class Dean Calvin I., ’86 To the sweetest guy in school. I will miss you a lot. Lisa W. Dean Pam A., ’86 I can’t believe we made it finally and it was always done together. Keep in touch. Tonya Dear Kendra P., ’86 Thanks for always being so nice and friendly to us “older students.” Good luck in the future! Dixie Mary Ann Dear Fellow Students, ’86 What a loss it will be for our school when I’m gone. I know you’ll all miss me but I’m not sure how much I’ll miss this place. This place holds some good memories but I can’t wait to get out of here and go to school. Have fun and good luck without me. Ed Hargrove Dear Seniors, '86 I remember all the good times we’ve had together and hope we will continue to do so. We’re ready to take on the world. Dan Dear Ed H., ’86 Remember the Montparnasse — 183.45 francs. Will see you when you’re rich and famous. Mrs. K. To Anyone Who Can Read, ’86 I’m glad school is finally through! D.H. Dear Rob Dog, ’86 We’ve been friends ever since we were little kids. I hope we can continue. Good luck with your band and with everything you do. Ed Dog 38 Seniors Dear Jeff C., ’86 To a really sweet and thoughtful guy that’s always there. I’ll always care for you. “Willll yououou!?” Lisa Dear Greg J., ’86 You are “FER SURE” HA! Rhonda Dear Sharolyn L., ’86 Glad we’re getting along great! Let’s keep it up! I love you more than anything!! Scott T. Dear Todd L., ’86 I love you with all my heart babycakes. You are my best friend. Be with me forever! I love you bunches and bunches. Love you Total Control! Tara Dear Tim S., ’86 To a really sweet and good-looking guy. Good luck with everything you do. Love ya lots! Kathy Dear Laura W., ’86 To a great friend. I’ll miss ya next year. Penny Dear Jim W., ’86 I’m glad we’re friends, and I hope we always are. You’ve always been here when I needed you. Thanks! Kim G. Dear Chuck I., ’86 I LOVE YOU! Kathy Dear Audrey Y., ’86 I hope we stay friends forever! You are the best! Kelly Dear Julie L., ’86 To a wonderful cousin and a best friend. I’m glad we got to graduate together. I hope we always stay as close and I wish you much luck in all you do. Love ya! Lana Jeff Amos Jose Arendall Sandra Ashton Richard Barcum Angie Barton Richard Bivins Travis Bivins John Bright Steve Bush Kim Chandler Louis Chartrand Trish Clark Class Officers: Kelley McClanahan, President; Linda Merkley, Vice-President; Robyn Linke, Secretary; Bob Whitten, Treasurer. Sponsors: Mr. Bright and Mr. Stewart. 40 Juniors Susan Coff Melissa Cole Dena Cooper Kim Diel Gary Durham Kathy Dyroff Chris Eckerd Kristi Edwards Lisa Ferrell Kelly Foster Sandra Gardner Mark Gean Susan Gean Beverly Gillespie Barb Gloeckner Marc Godare Gary Goodfellow Sheila Hansson Tina Hearty Pam Honey Dan Howell Judy Karsteter Rochelle Knox Chris Lee Robyn Linke Morgan Massie Luther Mattingly Kelley McClanahan Nicki Messmer Tammy Meyer Kathy Napier Don Nolte Donna Odehnal Tami O’Malley Jeff Plunkett Jeff Powell Kim Pringle Brett Pyles Shannon and Bob 44 •ll,ninrs keep the show rolling. Tim Qualls Shannon Rolfes Mike Ryan John Sanders These guys stick together! Polka dots are my styl . Yak! Yak! Yak Yep! ! She's my girl. Carla Scott Sheila Stein Mike Stogsdill Stacey Stoner Janelle Sudmeier Tammy Swanner Todd Thrasher Scott Tieman Juniors 45 Silly Williams Mike Williams Lisa Wilson Deana Zdroj f Todd Thrasher and Billy Williams have finally agreed on something. 46 Juniors Working on the prom is almost as much fun as the prom itself. cQ 7 cAt AJogej C 7 @r£ej id Dear Kathy N., ’87 Hey chic! How’s it going? I’m glad we’ve stayed together as friends. Let’s keep up the good work. Shannon Dear Larry Bird, ’87 Never forget the fun times in softball. Keep up the good work. I know you can ao it. J.C. Dear Gary D., ’87 Glad we became real close friends and I hope we stay that way for a long time. Terri Dear Donna 0., ’87 Hope we stay best friends forever and have many more good times “partyin together!! Chris Dear Kelley Mac., ’C7 You’re a real special friend, Kelley. Never forget all the fun times (straw). Jumped off any cars lately? Rochelle K. Dear Rochelle K., ’87 Hey straw! Don’t forget all of the good times. I’m sure there will be lots more. Thanks for being such a great friend! Friends forever and ever. Kelley Dear Chris E., ’87 You are the best friend that I got, and I want you to know that you’re my favorite person to party with. Keep on partyin. Stay cool. Spider (D.L.O.) Dear Scott T., ’87 You mean the world to me, and I’ll love you forever! Sharolyn L. Dear Class of 1987 Thank you for your hard work and success in Homecoming Activities and prom. Richard Bright Dear Kelly F., ’87 Thanks for being there for me when I really needed someone. You’ve been a great help and I’ll never forget it. Shannon Dear Mr. Bright and Stew Thanks for everything! For helping us win three first places on float, through Junior Committee and for putting on an excellent prom. Let’s have a great Senior year! Class of ’87 Dear Leonard P., ’87 To someone very special to me that I care about very much. Thanks for being there when I needed someone to talk to. I love you! Gina A. Dear Kathy D., ’87 Gone to camp lately? Woogie Boogie Oogie Dear Junior Class, ’87 It’s been great; it’s been fine. I’ve had a real cool time. The class is great and sponsors, too. DonT forget, I’ll remember all of you. G.D.D. Dear Melissa C., ’87 Have a fun year. I hope you and Bobby stay together for a long time. Well, this summer it’s party time. Christy S. Dear Kathy D., ’87 To my very bestest friend and one and only Durf! Hope we have more crazy times in the future. Looking at the past, we will have Nooooo .. problem. Lisa F. Dear Rochelle K., ’87 I’m glad we’ve become good friends. Hope you get lead alto next year. Friends forever. Love ... Stacey L. Dear Class of 1987 Take care of this place when we’re gone. We know you’ll miss us. We’re history. Class of 1986 Juniors 47 SOPHOMOIBS. Aldridge Carla Antoniou Butch Besancon Krista Betz Jody Bierman Joe Bivins Marvin Bivins Renee Booker Beth Bowers Steve Brooks Lana Brown Rose Burns Class Officers: Gena Dixon, Secretary; Tara Lindhorst. Treasurer; Tom Hargrove. President; Eric Comte, Vice-President. Sponsor: Mrs. Krauss. 48 Sophomores Karen Calhoun Juanita Casey Sheryl Causey Stephanie Collins Aren’t we gorgeous, darlings Alleluia! It’s time for the bell to ring. Eric Comte Vicki D’Angelo Gena Dixon Dan Doerr Patti Doerr Mike Dudley Mary Dunlap Jeff Forrester Deanna Gean Lisa George Kim Goodrich Lavaniel Griffin Sophomores 49 OPHOMOICS Where's the frog? I think I'm sick. Are you coming to the football game tonight? Lester Griffin Steve Haislip Lesa Hall Tom Hargrove Rachel Harvell Carl Hettick Travis Hudson Ronnie Hunsaker Maurena Jenkins Angie Johnson Rhonda Johnson Todd Johnson 50 Sophomores k ► Jimmy Keys Barb Kloess Stacey LaCroix Tara Lindhorst Philip London Traci Maloney Jimmy Markert Darrell Marshall Pam Martin Deana Massie Rick Massie Steve Massie Hey, Stevie! 1 just called to say, “I Jove! you.” [ Sophomores 51 OPHOMOMS Penny Mauldin Melissa Maxey Carlis McFarland Knute Metz Scott Miller Paul Morris Amber Morrison Nick Mueller Matt Odum Jim Paxton Laurie Pulcher Robin Qualls Hang in there, Amy! Kiss me, ; you fool! 52 Sophomores Angie Reeves Mike Reis Michelle Roth Andy Schmid Jeff Seyferth Tracey Shelby Kevin Skidmore Tanya Spasovich Beth Steele Wendy Stogsdill Brett Strobo Jeff Taggart Sophomores 53 mmmm Tracey Shelby js wondering Why me?' the pyramid. at this point in Sophomores take it qasy at lunch in their own special corner. Joel Tapia Steve Tilton Kim Trow- bridge Trevor Turni- pseed Tammy Urke Amy Vance Cathy Verbeck Kim Wheele- han Roger Wilson Theresa Winchell Donna Wrinkle Larry Wylie 54 Sophomores C 7 Q Me A4affes Q 7 riej id Dear Karen C., ’88 To a good friend I’ve known a long time. I had a blast in biology. Vicki Dear Rachel H., ’88 I’m glad we are friends. Let’s stay this way for along time. Good luck next year! Jean-a-POO! Traci Dear Jimmy P., ’88 Glad we are very good friends. Hope we stay that way! Carol Dear Scott M., ’88 Thanks for making me laugh all the time. Keep telling me your jokes. Barb K. Dear Greatest Friends, ’88 Thanks for being there when I need you and thanks for making my sophomore year a lot of fun. Hope next year’s as great as this. Tanya Dear Pals, ’88 I think everyone knows who this is addressed to. Thanks for great times. I know there's more to come! Stay the same and keep smiling!! Lee-Lee Dear Mike R., ’88 I love you Michael Paul! Rach Dear Tara L., ’88 I love you very, very much and I can’t live a day without you. Todd Dear Robin Q., '88 I’m glad we’ve been friends for a long time. I hope we stay best friends for many years to come! Dear Ronnie H., ’88 Thanks Dear Abby. We make it through!!! Your Pals Dear Tracey S., ’88 To the craziest girl in the Class of ’88, who I would like to get to know better (a lot better). Stay the same and party when possible. See you next year. Larry C. Dear Amber M., ’88 We’ve been the best of friends for a long time. Thanks for everything! Don’t forget our “great” times and the crazy stuff we’ve done! Stacey L. Deam Pam M., ’88 Glad we’ve been best friends for over four years. Hope it stays that way forever. Robin Dear Paul M., ’88 You are one of the very best friends I have, and if I have any say in the matter, you will be forever!! Thanks for the good times! Shelley Dear Vicki D., ’88 I hope we’re friends another eight years and more years to come. Juanita Dear Traci M., ’88 Hello! (Mrs. W.) Surprised I took the time to do this, huh? (Jean-a-poh!!) Gotta go. Good luck next year. Best friends forever. Rachel Dear Tammy U., ’88 Thanks for being the best friend in the whole world. Beth Dear Who Ever, ’88 The Class of ’88 is great and no other class will come close to meeting our standards. So all you other classes — Later On! The Class of ’88 Dear Class of ’88 To my closest friends. It’s been a great year. I hope our next years are even better. Michelle Dear Lesa H., ’88 To a friend I will always remember. R M A Rene B. Sophomores 55 Pam M. Scott Brown Stephanie Brown Class Officers: Kerri Edwards, President; John Daab, Vice-President; Christy Imm, Secretary: Stephanie Mosbacher, Treasurer. Sponsors: Mr. Talley and Mr. DeMoulin. 56 Freshmen Leonard Aldridge Tammy Arras Bonnie Baker Ronald Baker Rick Bayer Charles Beatte Carloss Bishop Jean Ann Bivins Bob Bleitner Holly Brewer Ernestine Brown Joe Brown Michelle Bryant Keith Calhoun Teresa Call Buck Carner Jim Carnahan Brett Clasquin Melissa Cobb Jessica Cole Scott Cooley Cheryl Cooper Michael Cooper Andrea Crouch John Daab Nikki Dell Bill Dempsey Rory Dockett Shelley Dollins Jackie Donaldson Ginger Donegan Jill Dungan Freshmer 57 Kerri Edwards Kerry Ellis Travis Emerson Mark Farley Sherry Gamache Sonya Garcia Crystal Gilbert Mickey Godare Krista Gold Paula Goss Lisa Graff Dawn Gray I I l Holly and Stacey are the cutest little elves Santa has ever seen. 58 'Freshmen Aaron Green Carla Grissom Dan Gummer- sheimer Kelly Hagan Thii is one way to kress a Freshman turkey.” T—I—I—I—I—t—t—I—I—f—I—i—r Nq one has ever accused Crystal of Kelly Henrichs Erin Higgerson Alice Hogan Del Hooker Mickey Hugh es Chris Imhoff Christy Imm Shelley Johnson Freshmen 59 Shelly Lattina Stacey Lovell Carol Martin Matt Massie Tammy Massie Chris McCloud Greg McGeehan Stacy Mezo 60 Freshmen i i dit'K illMiI Pam Miller Ron Morris Stephanie Mosbacher Tim Nelson I i l I l Dodie O’Malley Mike Oliver Cin-der-ella, dressed in yellow Florence Olsson Terri Pickering Gene Porter Leigh Ann Rains Ann Reeg Becky Richardson Tina Riese Dawn Roth Freshmen 61 FiKSHMKM Rg Froshmon Wonder jvhat this is? I've got to get organized. Sonyja Garcia in action. Mike Stasiak Ricky Swift Gar ary Tni omas Derek Tieman Todd Turnipseed Rav Tutor Travis Tutor Lisa Walls Kent Warren Regina Watson Tami Winchell Jeff Young Freshmen 63 5 Cj(Wcj Q 7 C Mejddagej do' Q 7 riej id Dear Kristie G., ’89 To a sweet girl I have known for a long time. Thanks for always being around. Tammy Dear Holly B., ’89 How’s everything? Thanks for being there when I needed someone to talk to. Never forget your biggest problem (Drew). Rochelle Dear Sonya G., ’89 Thanks for being there when I needed someone to talk to and for just being a friend. Hope we are friends forever. Jean Ann Dear Steph M., ’89 Hope you have a nice time living in Columbia. Stay cool and I hope we stay friends. Well, good luck at your new school. Jill D. Dear Terri P., ’89 I’m glad we got to be friends in the eighth grade. Hope we can stay friends for the rest of our lives. Paula Dear Pam M., ’89 Good luck with all the guys and good luck in the future! Keep Kool! Remember me and I’ll remember you. April Dear Jill D., ’89 Good luck here at Dupo for the next three years. I’ll miss ya after I move, but I hope we’ll still remain good friends. Stephanie M. Dear Jean Ann, '89 We’ve been friends for the longest time and we’ll stay friends forever! Thanx for being there. Sonya G. Dear Matt M., ’89 You are the best friend a guy can have. A special blessing you are. Tony Dear Amber K., ’89 Glad we are best friends. Hope we stay that way. Alice Dear Class of ’89 Hang in there for three more. Will E. Make-it Dear To Whom It May Concern Let’s party! Gene Dear Nikki D„ ’89 Have fun in future years. Sorry I bugged you so much. May a camel never spit at you. Michael C. Dear Mike 0., ’89 Glad to be your friend for all the laughs. Charles B. Dear Shelley J., ’89 Thanks for always being around. If you ever need me, I’m always here. Good luck at everything you do. Sheila Dear Teresa C., ’89 Have fun with the guys and try to keep out of trouble. I hope we’ll be friends forever. Tami W. Dear Shelly D., ’89 You are the best friend in the world. I hope we are friends forever. Leigh Ann Dear Angie S., ’89 You’re a special friend. Hope we stay friends forever. Andrea Dear Cheryl C., ’89 It’s been real fun being in high school with you — especially being on the same basketball team — keep up the hard work. Good luck and I love you! Tammy C., ’86 Alice H., ’89 Hope we have as much fun in the future as we’ve had in the past. Amber 64 Freshmcn Band He brought with him a spark which would re-ignite the music program at D.C.H.S. As band students entered the band room on the first day of school this year, you could feel the excitement in the air. Sure, everyone had heard stories about Kent A. Nightlinger, an Eastern Illinois University graduate who would now “lead the troops.” But what was he really like? We’d find out soon enough. Mr. Nightlinger wasted no time in getting things started. He brought with him a spark which would re-ignite the music program here at D.C.H.S. The season officially began with the home football games, five to be exact. And to live up to the name “Marching Tigers,” we did just that, performing the first field shows in who knows how long. Besides the home football games, the Homecoming Parade and the SIU-C Homecoming Parade, the band also went to fire up both the teams and the fans at the state playoff games; and that was just in the fall. Next came the basketball games, both home and regionals. Concert band worked on the Christmas concert, and the Marching Tigers kept in shape by making their first (and last) appearance in the Soulard Mardi Gras Parade at the begin- ning of February (brrr). After that, things really got busy. While some students went to All-District band auditions in Mt. Vernon, others worked on their music for the IHSA Solo and Ensemble contest, from which Dupo came home with four firsts, one second, and one third. Next came Stage Band’s appearances at Hough PTA and the Illinois J.C.’s convention in the Clarion downtown and the County Teacher’s Workshop. From there, both Stage and Concert Bands appeared in the Spring Concert, the Fine Arts Festival, Seniors Honor Day, and finally Graduation. During the summer, the band got together with the seniors to march in the V.P. Parade on July third in downtown St. Louis. 66 Ban Marching Tigers Front Row: Jeff Young. Rob Schmitt. Bill Dempsey, John Sanders. David Oxendine. Mr. Nightlinger; Second Row: Bobby Brooks, Rochelle Knox, Christy Imm, Kim Diel. Christy Shondy. Melissa Cole, Stacey Lovell; Third Row: Matt Odum, Mike Koonce, Shelly Lattina, Vicki Moore. Bobby Whitten, Larry Wiley; Fourth Row: Morgan Massie, Lavaniel Griffin. Guy Kuni, Mike Stewart, Travis Bivins, Matt Massie, Charlie Beatte, Lester Griffin. Singe Band Front Row: Melissa Cole, Rochelle Knox, Vicki Moore, Guy Kuni, Stacey Lovell. Travis Bivins; Middle Row: Matt Odum. Morgan Massie. Malt Massie. Mike Stewart. Mike Koonce, Bobby Whitten; Back Row: Mr. Nightlinger, David Oxendine, Jeff Young. Rob Schmitt. John Sanders. Working Together Lester Griffin is wrapped up in his music as he tackles the tuba. We're going to play this 'til we got it right. Mr. Nightlinger has given the band a new direction. Pep Band Front Row: Christy 1mm. Christy Shondy, Melissa Cole. Rochelle Knox. Shelly Lattina. Charlie Beatte, Kim Diel; Second Row: Matt Massie. Mike Stewart. Guy Kuni. Stacey Lovell. Vicki Moore. Travis Bivins; Third Row: Lester Griffin, Lavaniel Griffin. Matt Odum. Morgan Ma-sie, Mike Koonce, Bobby Whitten; Back Row: Billy Dempsey, Joel Tapia. Jeff Young. Rob Schmitt. John Sanders. Mr. Nightlinger. Band 67 United Kingdom Delegation: Kim Diel. Andrea Crouch, John Ferry. Jill Dungan, Bob- Beth Radentz. Deron Huck, by Whitten, Shelly Johnson, Krista Betz. Plotting Together Keeping the peace in the United Kingdom is Bob Whitten's task at the Model U.N. session. Federal Republic of Germany Delegation: Ms. Raker, Tammy Smith. Stephanie Mosbacher, Kerri Edwards, Deana Zdroj, Leon Olsson, Leigh Ann Rains, Tom Hargrove. 68 Model U.N. Model U.N. The Ad Hoc Committee discussed anything from A.I.D.S. to Godzilla movies. Although the “World Liberation Alliance” gassed cities in both the United Kingdom and the Federal Republic of Germany during the spring session of the 14th annual McKendree College Model United Nations, the Dupo delegates representing those countries pleased sponsor Ms. Davie Sue Raker by escaping unharmed with three committee awards. This year’s Model U.N. executive committee concocted a simulated international crisis in which a mysterious terrorist group, the “W.L.A.,” detonated pre-placed cannisters of nerve gas in 27 cities throughout the world. During the session, the executive committee released fictitious Associated Press reports estimating “casualties” and United Kingdom Delegate Krista Betz works on her proposal. relaying the terrorists’ demands. The better delegates anticipated how their nations would react to the crisis by arguing either to give into or to ignore the demands. Before the quandry developed, students from fourteen schools, representing fifty-two U.N.-mem-ber countries from Albania to Yugoslavia, attempted to solve various international conflicts through the passage of resolutions. The Security Council, Economic and Social Council, Political Committee, Disarmament Committee, and Human Rights Committee all dealt with topics relating to their central themes; the General Assembly debated Charter Revision, U.N. Funding, and resolutions passed by all of the above committees except the Security Council and ECO-SOC; and the Ad Hoc Committee dis- cussed anything from A.I.D.S. to Godzilla movies. At the fall, 1985, session, the International Court of Justice made its first appearance as a part of the Model U.N., solving several international legal disputes. Also in the fall session, John Ferry won his first committee award as a “Superior Delegate” representing the United Kingdom in Security Council. He later received Dupo’s only “Outstanding Delegate” award for this year, in the spring session. At the same time, Kim Diel took her first “Superior Delegate” for her performance as the United Kingdom in S.C.H., and Tammy Smith, representing the Federal Republic of Germany, was “Superior Delegate” in G.A. Next year, Dupo students will represent the Commonwealth of Australia and the State of Israel. Model U.N. 69 Yearbook It’s a matter of learning unfamiliar terms and writing captions worth reading. Yearbook Staff Seated: Tammy Urke. Rochelle Knox. Amy Vance, Carlis McFarland, Beth Steele. Kathy Napier. Lisa Ferrell; Standing: Bob Whitten, Deron Huck, Ed Hargrove, Stacey LaCroix, Jim Williams, Leon Olsson. Robin Qualls, Guy Kuni. Tammy Smith. Pam Martin, Tammy Adams, Lesa Hall. Kim Chandler, Amber Morrison, Tanya Spaso-vich. Yearbook is a fun activity, but there is a lot of work to be done in the nine months that we are in school. Our sponsor, Mrs. Klein, has been in charge of the yearbook for four years — four long years. As a member of the yearbook staff you must learn many unfamiliar terms such as pica ruler, dummy pages and photo cropping. You must think of captions that don’t offend anyone yet are interesting and worth reading. “Zillions” of hours are devoted to produce a decent book. It’s yours to keep! Although Traci Maloney is not on staff, she enjoys looking at the unused photos. 70 Yearbook Planning Together Drama Club Club tries to get everyone into the act. This year the Drama Club worked continuously trying to get students involved. The club was successful in putting together a talent show in November. The winners of the contest received cash prizes. The proceeds of the event were donated to the fund to restore the Statue of Liberty. Later in the year the members worked hard to prepare for the spring presentation of “The Twelve Dancing Princesses.” Drama Club Front Row: Maur-ena Jenkins. Rachael Hunsaker. Melissa Cobb. Stephanie Brown. Judy Karsteter. Kendra Pratt. Deana Zdroj. Pam Honey, Melissa Cole. Sharolyn Lovell, Tammy Cooper. Stacey Mezo; Middle Row: Alicia Smitt. Lisa Graff. Krista Gold. Dawn Gray. Angie Johnson. Susie Watts. Jonn Bright, Kelly Henrichs. Jessica Cole. Rich Barcum, Steve Bush. Ed Hargrove: Back Row: Bob Whitten. Mike Ryan. Tim Siner. Penny Mauldin. Laura Wood. Tara Lindhorst, Leon Olsson, La-vaniel Griffin, Lester Griffin. Jimmy Markert, Roger Wilson. Butch Besancon. Drama Club 71 Scholar Quiz A Scholar Quiz meet consists of three contests with five-member teams from two schools. Dupo’s Scholar Quiz teams, coached by Mrs. Denise Nobbe, won five matches in the 1985-1986 season, including their first-round tournament game. Although halted in tournament play by a second-game loss to Lebanon, Dupo buzzed its way through a 261 to 157 conquest over Carlyle. Other highlights this season included a pre-destined varsity victory over rival C-town, 267-237, a 148 to 22 junior varsity jump over Marissa, and the first freshman encounter, a 129 to 20 Waterloo walkover. A Scholar Quiz meet consists of three contests, freshman, junior varsity, and varsity, with five-member teams from two schools. All five team members attempt to answer toss-up questions, worth ten points apiece, on assorted academic and or trivial topics. When one member of a team correctly answers a toss-up, his whole team receives a two- to five-part bonus question, upon which the team can confer. The team captain reads the collaborated answer, and the opposing team then has three seconds to try answering any incorrect parts. The freshman and junior varsity bouts last until time limits are expended; varsity events continue until the moderator has asked fifty questions. Scholar Quiz Teams Front Row: Matt Jones, Gene Porter. John Daab, Leigh Ann Rains, Shelly Dollins. Mickey Godarc; Middle Row: John Ferry. Deron Huck, Jim Williams. Tammy Smith, Beth Radentz. Laura Wood, Ramona Sloan; Back Row: Krista Betz, Butch Besan-con. Dan Doerr. Kim Diel, Vicki Moore. Bob Whitten. Tom Hargrove, Mrs. Nobbe. 72 Scholar Quiz Dupo received more individual awards than ever at the Junior Engineering and Technical Society’s seventh annual Testing of Engineering Aptitude, Math, and Science, taking five ribbons in four subject areas. At the Belleville Area College district competition February 20, Dupo challenged over one hundred fifty students from Chester, Freeburg, Gibault, Governor French Academy, Highland, Lebanon, Marissa, New Athens, Red Bud, Sparta, and Waterloo. Each student competed by taking one or two 40-minute test(s) in biology, chemistry, English, graphics, math, and or physics. This year, John Ferry became the first Dupo student to win in two categories when he received fourth place in biology and fifth place in chemistry. Ed Hargrove made his T.E.A.M.S. debut with a sixth place physics score, and Tammy Smith took second place in English. Tammy’s placement enabled her to compete at the Southern Illinois University- Edwardsville regional March 17, where she won third place over approximately two hundred students from about twenty schools. Also scoring well in district testing were Deron Huck in physics and Tammy Smith in biology. Tammy Smith prepares for the stiff competition at B.A.C. Her efforts won her second place in English at the meet. Tammy was not on yearbook staff this year, but she willingly wrote many of the articles that appear in this section. T.E.A.M.S. Team Seated: Keith Zaricor, John Ferry, Deron Huck, Tammy Smith; Standing: Earl Henrichs, Mrs. Nobbe, Tom Hargrove, Dan Spasovich, Tanya Spasovich, Tammy Urke, Ed Hargrove, Ramona Sioan, Kim Diet Steve Bush. 2 fjT.E.A.M.S Dupo students challenged over one hundred fifty students from eleven Illinois schools. T.E.A.M.S. 73 Student Council The fun begins each year with planning the course of action for homecoming in the fall. Due to a “gap in communications” the story of Student Council will not be told this year. However, we are pleased to report about John Ferry who was named to the Student Advisory Council to the State Board of Education. His selection for this committee of students is indeed an honor for our school. S.A.C. is an organization designed to provide student opinions to the Board on student related issues in education. There Student Council Front Row: Carlis McFarland. Beth Steele. Stephanie Mosbacher, Kendra Pratt. Patti Doerr. Tammy Cooper, Sharolyn Lovell. Beth Radentz. Ramona Sloan. Kristi Edwards, Mickey Godare; Middle Row Amy Vance. Christy Imm Kern Edwards. Lisa George Kim Goodrich. Stephanie Col lins, Ange Aldridge. Michelle Roth. Lana Brown. Gena Dix on. Krista Betz. Steve Monter usso: Back Row: Ed Hargrove John Ferry. Tom Hargrove Kelley McClanahan. Jim Williams'. Bob Whitten. John Sanders. Robyn Linke, Vicki Moore. Steve Bush, Butch Be-sancon. Dawn Roth. 74 Student Council are thirteen voting members, with twelve alternatives to fill in for them if they cannot attend the meetings in Spring-field. S.A.C. has been functioning successfully for eleven years. This year, S.A.C. produced a survey on consolidation, linked over twenty thousand students together in a North Shore liasion network, and contacted several other states about how their Student Advisory Councils are run for comparative purposes. Getting It Together One of the major projects taken on by Student Council is planning the annual Christmas assembly held on the last day before Christmas vacation. The quietest kids in school ’ are brought before Santa during the Christmas assembly. The trio is not too eager to speak as Santa requested. Members of the Senior Class who had been members of Student Council for one or more semesters were acknowledged on Senior Honors Day. Student Council Officers Bob Whitten. President; Patti Doerr. Vice-President; Robyn Linke. Secretary; Vicki Moore. Points Secretary; Kristi Edwards. Treasurer. Student Council 75 The National Honor Society was established in 1919 and is operated by the National Council of Secondary School Principals. Any accredited secondary school may apply for a charter. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to promote academic excellence. To be considered for membership in the N.H.S. students must have a cumulative grade point average of 4.0 at the end of the first semester during their junior year. This alone does not guarantee membership. Every teacher in the school has the opportunity to rate the students in other areas such as character and leadership. National Honor Society Rich Barcum signs the official registry as Keitn Zaricor looks on. New N.H.S. members are presented with a pin, certificate and card. National Honor Society Front Row: Tonya Comte. Kendra Pratt. Ramona Sloan. Beth Radentz. Andred Nolte, Beth Brewer, Tammy Smith. Laura Wood, Deana Zdroi, Sandy Gardner. Kelley McClanahan, Rochelle Knox, Kim Diet Linda Merkley. Vicki Moore, Robyn Linke. Melissa Cole; Back Row: Angie Hundley. Kelly Stumpf, Donna Hood, Keith Zaricor, Dan Spasovich, Ed Hargrove, Earl Henrichs, Deron Huck, Brian Mehrtens, John Ferry. Kelly Coleman, Jim Williams, Shannon Rolfes, Lisa Ferrell. Cheryl Skiles. Rich Barcum, Audrey Yates, Bob Whitten, Kristi Edwards. Steve Bush. The selection committee takes into consideration many traits before choosing new members. 76 National Honor Society SPORTS — Cheerleadin Over the 1985 summer, all three cheerleading squads attended camp at the University of Missou-ri-Rolla. The camp was sponsored by the University Cheerleading Association. The varsity squad, our junior varsity and varsity combined, won all blue ribbons and a spirit stick each day. The girls were later named Camp Champions. Two freshman cheerleaders also attended the camp as a separate squad. They won several ribbons and did an outstanding job. 78 Sports Championship Squads At Dupe Junior Varsity Squad Kneeling: Dawn Gray, Amber Morrison, Tracey Shelby; Standing: Sheila Jones, Rhonda Johnson, Christy Imm. Freshman Squad Christy Shondy, Stephanie Mosbacher, Amber Kennington, Alice Hogan. It takes a lot of patience and hard work to prepare for camp and the sports seasons of football and basketball. The girls practice two months during the summer and every day after school. SPORTS —Pom Pom Pon Squad Kneeling: Pam Martin. Amy Vance. Tami Urke, Stephanie Brown, Sheryl Causey; Standing: Kendra Pratt, Lisa Ferrell, Kathy Dyroff, Stacey LaCroix, Lesa Hall, Judy Karsteter. The 1985-86 Pom Pon Squad was sponsored by Stacy Furlow and Tracy Satterfield. During the summer, the squad practiced three days per week. Then, it was practice for seven days straight the week prior to attending the NCA camp in Springfield, Missouri. While at camp, the girls received 18 blue ribbons, 17 red ribbons and 10 white ribbons. The camp was a big help in preparing the squad for the new school year. The squad participated in several activities during the year. The girls marched along with the Dupo Band in the annual Soulard parade, held raffles and had a ring toss booth at the Jaycees picnic to help raise money for new uniforms. It was an enjoyable year and all of the girls hope to be a part of the fun next year. Sports 79 SPORTS- Football 1985 Varsity Schedule Bethalto....Won . 17- 7 Waterloo....Won . 14- 9 Red Bud..'. ...Won .54-13 Assumption .. Lost .21-42 Madison.....Lost .. 7-18 Freeburg....Won .. 10- 0 Columbia....Won .. 28- 6 Central.....WON.. 42- 0 Warrensburg. Lost... 13-20 Playoffs Assumption.. Won... 22-14 Casey........Lost — 0-14 1985 All-Cahokia Conference Players: Scott Tieman, Derek Tieman, Eric Furlow, Tim Siner, Wade Hull and Mike Ryan. Varsity Team Back Row: Coach Mauser, Coach Bright, Mike Stogsdill, Todd Thrasher, Kelly Foster, Coach Mason, Coach Brillhart, Coach Colyer; Fourth Row: Joel Tapia, Ron Hunsaker, Brian Mehrtens, Wade Hull, Terry Shelby, Bob Brooks, Chuck lllig, Jeff Chism; Third Row: Chris Lee, Jim Williams, Danny Howell, Mike Ryan, Eric Furlow, Tim Siner, Jim Siner; Second Row: David Oxendine, Mike Dudley, Brett Pyles, Eric Comte, Steve Tilton, Tim Qualls, Marc Godare; Front Row: Scott Tieman, Mike Koonce, Andy Watts. Steve Brooks, Lester Griffin, Paul Morris, Levaniel Griffin, Jeff Plunkett. Tiger Football Teams Are Awesome Contenders During 1985 Season 1985 Sophomore Schedule Waterloo____Won.......60 (forfeit) Redbud......Lost .... 0-15 Assumption . Won ... 13- 0 Madison.....Won ... 21- 0 Freeburg .... Won ... 14- 8 Columbia .... Lost .... 6-12 Central .....Won... 420 0 80 Sports Sophomore Team Back Row: Coach Bright, Jim Paxton, Ron Hunsaker, Trevor Turnipseed. Joel Tapia, Coach Mason. Middle Row: Mike Dudley, Eric Comte, Mike Reis, Steve Tilton, Brett Strobo; Front Row: Lester Griffin, Matt Odum, Darrell Marshall, Paul Morris, Steve Brooks, Lavaniel Griffin. SDort 81 1985 Freshman Schedule Belleville West Jamboree — Won First Place Dupo Jamboree — Won First Place Waterloo ... .... Won . 62- 0 Triad .... Won . 38-24 Madison .... .... Won . 34- 0 Freeburg ... .... Won . 13- 0 Columbia ... .... Won . 14- 0 Freshman Team Back Row: Ron Morris, Coach Colyer, Coach Mason, Gene Porter; Third Row: Ray Tutor, Wayne Jines, Matt Jones, Tim Nelson, Joe Brown; Second Row: Victor Ketterer, Jim Harvell, Del Hooker, Mike Cooper, Carloss Bishop, Buck Carner; Front Row: John Daab, Chris McCloud, Tony Schult, Gary Thomas, Travis Emerson, Derek Tie-man, Scott Brown. The Fans SPORTS — Football A Look At The Season 82 Sports SPORTS — Basketball The basketball season turned out to be a pleasant surprise for me. Even though they had won only one game the previous year, I have never had a group of athletes work so hard to improve. Seniors Tammy Cooper and Kendra Pratt will be missed next year. We finished the season 5-13 but lost seven games by a total of 24 points. We need to improve on shooting and continue to work hard. I’m looking forward to next year. Coach Don Gericke Varsity Team Back Row: Coach Schmidt, Susan Gean, Sandy Gardner, Deanna Gean, Lisa George. Beverly Gillespie, Coach Gericke; Front Row: Kendra Pratt, Patti Doerr, Tammy Cooper, Trish Clark, Robyn Linke. Varsity Basketball Dupo . 34 . Christian Academy ... 17 Dupo . 34 . Central .......... 49 Dupo . 21 . Woodriver .........57 Dupo . 36 . Chester .......... 40 Dupo 45 . Westminister ......... 42 Dupo . 40 . Hancock .......... 44 Dupo . 26 . Assumption .........60 Dupo . 37 . Metro East .........39 Dupo . 35 . Central ............41 Dupo . 27 Alton Marquette .......37 Dupo . 45 . Sparta .............40 Dupo . 27 . Wesclin ............51 Dupo . 42 Madison ..........(OT) 43 Dupo . 33 . St. Paul ............26 Sparta Tourney Dupo. 40 . Sparta .............. 41 Dupo. 38 . DuQuoin ............. 44 Regional Tourney Dupo . 31 . Madison .............28 Dupo . 16 . Assumption ..........55 84 Sports A Season Of Close Ones J. V. Team Back Row: Jill Dungan, Stacey Lovell, Stacy Mezo, Kerri Edwards, Crystal Gilbert, Deanna Gean, Coach Schmidt; Front Row: Sandy Gardner, Susan Gean, Beverly Gillespie, Lisa George, Cheryl Cooper, Melissa Cobb, Mickey Godare. J.V. Basketball Dupo . 28 Central 33 Dupo .11 • • Woodriver .. 43 Dupo . 25 Lebanon .... 30 Dupo .25 Chester 29 Dupo 32 Westminster 33 Dupo .13 Hancock 28 Dupo 28 • • Assumption . 23 Dupo .41 • • Metro East.. 52 Dupo 20 Central 30 Dupo . 31 Alton 29 Dupo .14 • Sparta 31 Dupo .11 Wesclin 39 Dupo .19 Madison 42 Looking Good For Future Sports 85 SPORTS — Volleyball Varsity Team Standing: Susie Watts, Beverly Gillespie, Sandy Gardner, Laura Wood, Lisa George, Coach Schmidt; Kneeling: Sharolyn Lovell, Kristi Edwards, Kendra Pratt, Ramona Sloan, Tara Lindhorst, Patti Doerr. Varsity Schedule Columbia ___L . 3-15,16-14,5-15 Cahokia .... L .... 13-15,11-15 Marissa ......L .........4-15,9-15 Waterloo_______L ........8-15,9-15 Freeburg ... L .........2-15,2-15 Gibault........L ........0-15,7-15 Columbia ...L ....... 1-15,11-15 Red Bud ___L .......6-15,0-15 Waterloo ....L 8-15,17-15,5-15 Gibault........L ........4-15,2-15 New Athens L ........9-15,2-15 Wesclin ___L .......6-15,7-15 Carlyle........L ........4-15,0-15 Freeburg ... L .........1-15,1-15 Venice .......W........ 15-1,15-7 Lebanon ___L 7-15,16-14,9-15 Central ......L ........ 1-15,4-15 Valmeyer .. L ........2-15,12-15 Regionals Freeburg .............3-15,2-15 86 Sports Ready or not, here it comes! Junior Varsity Team Standing: Beverly Gillespie, Traci Maloney, Shelly Lattina, Kerri Edwards, Angie Johnson, Stephanie Collins, Coach Schmidt; Kneeling: Sandy Gardner, Lisa George, Melissa Cobb, Barb Kloess, Deana Gean, Susan Gean. Freshman Team Standing: Mickey Godare, Shelly Dollins, Leigh Ann Rains, Jill Dungan, Pam Miller, Coach Schmidt; Kneeling: Holly Brewer, Stacey Lovell, Florence Olsson, Cheryl Cooper, Sports 87 Michelle Bryant. SPORTS Junior Varsity Schedule Columbia________L..........4-15,2-15 Cahokia _______L...........6-15,2-15 Marissa .......L.......... 1-15,5-15 Waterloo ....L........... 11-15,3-15 Freeburg ... L..........0-15,1-15 Gibault .......L...........3-15,1-15 Columbia________L......... 1-15,9-15 Red Bud _______L...........2-15,0-15 Waterloo________L........8-15,13-15 Gibault .......L...........6-15,8-15 New Athens L..........8-15,8-15 Wesclin _L ... 15-5,11-15,6-15 Carlyle .......L...........8-15,6-15 Freeburg ... L..........3-15,6-15 Venice ........W. 13-15,15-11,16-14 Lebanon _______L...........6-15,3-15 Central .......L.......... 1-15,3-15 Valmeyer .. .L ... 4-15,15-10,9-15 Volleyball can be a hair-raising experience. 88 Sports Volleyball Seniors Laura Wood, Ramona Sloan and Kendra Pratt honor their parents on Senior Night. Alright girls! Let’s go out there and win one tonight. You Can’t Win Them All Freshman Schedule Columbia .L.......3-15 Columbia .L.. 10-15,7-15 Red Bud . L.. 3-15,10-15 Freeburg . L... 2-15,2-15 Central ... L... 5-15,8-15 It’s over for sure. SPORTS — Basketball Varsity Team Back Row: Dan Howell, Eric Furlow, Leon Olsson, Wade Hull, Mike Ryan, Carlos Foster; Middle Row: Marcus Foster, Derek Tieman, Kelly Foster, Joe Brown, Scott Tieman, Rick Bayer; Front Row: Jimmy Inman, Jeremy Bayer, David Story. Varsity Schedule Dupo.48 Freeburg 59 Dupo. 62 Red Bud .. 61 Dupo 91 Worden .. 53 Dupo. 61 Columbia 53 Dupo. 54 Red Bud ... 61 Dupo. 62 Waterloo ... 69 Dupo. 62 Gibault 70 Dupo. 65 St. Paul ... 71 Dupo. 64 Valmeyer .. 71 Dupo. 49 New Athens 47 Dupo. 50 Wesclin ... 76 Dupo. 49 Waterloo ... 73 Dupo 49 Marissa 56 Dupo. 65 Central 70 Dupo. 62 Lebanon ... 91 Dupo. 55 Freeburg .. 61 Dupo. 55 Assumption . 76 Dupo. 65 Columbia 69 Columbia Freeburg Tournament Dupo . 54 Gibault ..........67 Dupo . 64 Metro Lutheran . (OT) 65 Litchfield Tournament Dupo . 51 Madison ..........88 Dupo. 62 Raymond Lincolnwood .. 94 Seniors Wade Hull. Leon Olsson, Eric Furlow and Kendra Pratt pay tribute to their parents on Senior Night. Sports 89 SPORTS — Basketball Junior Varsity Team Back Row: Joe Brown, John Hearty, Mike Ryan, Kelly Foster, Mark Gean; Third Row: Marcus Foster, Leonard Aldridge, Kelly Hagan, Gary Thomas, Tony Schult; Second Row: Mike Dudley, Todd Johnson, Steve Tilton, Rick Bayer, Larry Buhler; Front Row: Jeremy Bayer, Jimmy Inman, David Story. Jr. Varsity Schedule Dupo . 25 Freeburg . 89 Dupo . 38 Red Bud .. 90 Dupo . 56 Worden 32 Dupo . 43 Columbia . 59 Dupo . 53 Red Bud .. 86 Dupo . 50 Waterloo .. 67 Dupo . 57 Gibault 62 Dupo . 45 St. Paul 66 Dupo . 66 Valmeyer . 69 Dupo . 25 New Athens 59 Dupo . 33 Wesclin .. 63 Dupo . 46 Waterloo .. 80 Dupo . 42 Marissa ... 49 Dupo . 47 Central ... 66 Dupo . 63 Lebanon .. 62 Dupo . 46 Freeburg . 67 Dupo . 41 Assumption 63 Dupo . 45 Columbia . 60 90 Sports Marcus Foster knows that every point counts in this game. Derek Tieman zings one down-court. Freshman Team Back Row: Larry Buhler, Joe Brown. Coach Mauser. John Hearty. Rick Bayer; Front Row: Kelly Hagan, Gary Thomas, Del Hooker, Leonard Aldridge, Tony Schult. That's The Way The Bounces Players warm up with a quick disco number. Freshman Schedule Dupo . 72 Waterloo .. 50 Dupo. 60 Freeburg . 71 Dupo . 66 Columbia . 61 Dupo. 45 Central ... 70 Dupo . 40 Assumption 62 Dupo. 33 Lebanon .. 62 Dupo. 48 Columbia . 72 Dupo . 56 Red Bud .. 75 Dupo. 49 Waterloo .. 34 Nice try. Steve! This one is mine! Sports 91 SPORTS — Baseball ggart, Leonard Pierce, Jeff Crawford, Rich ade Hull, Deron Huck, Mike Dudley. Coach Junior Varsity Team Front Row: Brett Clasquin, Gary Thomas. Mike Dudley, Rick Bayer. Steve Brooks, 92 Sports Jeff Taggart; Middle Row: Travis Tutor, Kelly Hagan, Paul Morris, Leonard Aldridge, John Daab; Back Row: Ray Tutor, Gene Porter, Lavaniel Griffin, Lester Griffin. SPORTS —Softball Varsity Team Front Row: Sandy Gardner, Rochelle Knox, Susan Gean, Dena Cooper, Lisa George. Amber Kenning-ton; Middle Row: Susan Maier, Kendra Pratt, Trish Clark, Deanna Gean. Beth Brewer, Melissa Cobb; Back Row: Coach Devaney, Stacy Mezo, Kristi Edwards, Shelly Lattina, Patti Doerr, Kerri Edwards, Ramona Sloan, Coach Gericke. Junior Varsity Team Front Row: Melissa Cobb, Laurie Pulcher, Mickey Godare, Lisa George, Amber Kennington Dawn Gray; Middle Row: Christy Imm, Ange Aldridge, Krista Gold, Lisa Graff. Holly Brewer Back Row: Susan Maier, Jill Dungan, Andrea Crouch, Shelly Lattina, Kerri Edwards. Stacy Mezo, Coach Devaney s SPORTS — Stats Varsity Baseball Dupo . 3 .. Assumption . 6 Dupo ...7 E. St. Louis .. 12 Dupo .1 E. St. Louis ... 3 Dupo .11 Windsor ............9 Dupo ... 0 Red Bud ...... 6 Dupo .13 Columbia 2 Dupo .. .3 Waterloo 9 Dupo ...6 Columbia ..........5 Dupo .3 Cahokia ........... 11 Dupo 2 . Cahokia ............3 Dupo 0 . Carlyle ............9 Dupo . 8 Lebanon .......... 10 Dupo .0 Wesclin .............5 Dupo .12 Valmeyer .......... 1 Dupo 0 Red Bud .5 Dupo .4 .. Gibault ..........5 Dupo 4 Gibault ..............3 Dupo 8 Madison ............. 1 Dupo .11 .. Central .........5 Dupo 6 New Athens ... 5 Dupo . 8 Waterloo _________ 13 Dupo .0 Marissa ........... 13 Dupo 6 Soldan ...............3 Dupo .9 Soldan ..............5 Dupo , 6 Freeburg .. 20 Regionals Dupo .3 Assumption ... 5 Coach Harres keeps the runners on the move. Think I’ll try two bats this time up. Girls End Season 13-10, Boys 10-16 ■i Ramona Sloan was named to the All-Conference First Team and was voted M.V.P. by her teammates. 94 Sports Varsity Softball Dupo .22 . Madison .......0 Dupo 0 . Red Bud ..... 1 Dupo 26 . Assumption ... 2 Dupo . . .5 . Columbia ......3 Dupo ...3 Waterloo ......5 Dupo ...5 . Columbia ......2 Dupo .8 Carlyle .........7 Dupo .16 Lebanon .........0 Dupo .2 Wesclin .........2 Dupo ... 5 Red Bud ......8 Dupo ... 2 Marissa .........8 Dupo ... 1 .. Central .......5 Dupo . . .0 .. Cahokia .......5 Dupo 20 . New Athens 7 Dupo .16 Waterloo ....8 Dupo . . .7 O'Fallon ....... 1 Dupo . . .0 Bethalto ...... 11 Dupo .7 Edwardsville . 17 Dupo .. .2 .. Gibault ...... 1 Dupo .17 . Freeburg .... 10 Dupo . . . 1 . Valmeyer ......6 Regionals Dupo .9 Assumption ... 0 Dupo .7 . Gibault .......2 Dupo . 4 Waterloo ......8 (Championship) Rochelle is ready for this one. Susan is ready for anything. SPORTS — Track Track Teams Front Row: Angie Schmitt, Kathy Napier, Beverly Gillespie, Felicia Bush, Deana Zdroi, Judy Karsteter. Crystal Gilbert; Second Row: Tim Nelson, Carlos Foster, Tim Siner, Harvey Staggs. Bob Whitten. Jim Siner, Mike Koonce, Buck Carner; Third Row: Luther Mattingly. Keith Zaricor. Larry Buhler, Brian Mehrtens, Mike Stogsdill, Marcus Foster. RonHunsaker; Back Row: Coach Bright, Philip London, Del Hooker, Gary Goodfel-low, Mickey Hughes, Leon Olsson, Jim Williams, Joel Tapia, Coach Mauser. Record-Setting Year Set school records in the following: 400 Meter - Jim Williams 51.0 800 Meter - Brian Mehrtens 1:57.8 800 Meter Relay 1:34.5 Jim Williams - Brian Mehrtens - Carlos Foster - Tim Siner 1600 Meter Relay 3:25.8 Jim Williams - Brian Mehrtens - Carlos Foster - Tim Siner Sprint Medley 3:40.2 Jim Williams - Brian Mehrtens - Carlos Foster - Tim Siner According to Coach Bright, the boys did better at State than any others from Dupo before them. It was a very rewarding and eventful season for all. The team finished third in the conference and won a third place trophy at the Red Bud Relay. Four runners go to State in ’86: 1600 Meter Relay - 1st Sectional 3:26.2 6th State Final 3:26.7 800 Meter Dash - Brian Mehrtens 2:01.3 Sectional Qualify - State 1:59.0 10th Finals - State Did not run. 100 Meter Dash - Carlos Foster 11.11 Sectional 2nd Prelims - State 11.48 Qualified Semifinals - State 11.50 Did not qualify. Sports 95 SPORTS — Swimming The Swimming Season Lasts Year-around Results of participation in the 1985-86 IHSA Girls’ Swimming Meet Series Sectional Swim Meet held at Springfield High School on Nov. 16, 1985. Leigh Ann Rains (Fr) 100 Back 9th Place 1:13.83 200 Free 6th Place 2:22.94 Nikki Dell (Fr) 100 Fly 5th Place 1:04.94 500 Free 6th Place 5:48.29 Lana Brown (Soph) 200 IM 11th Place 2:33.44 100 Br 7th Place 1:16.94 Linda Merkley (Jr) 50 Free 4th Place 26.83 100 Back 4th Place 1:08.08 Results of participation in the 1985-86 IHSA Boys’ Swimming Meet Series Sectional Swim Meet held at Springfield High School on Feb. 15, 1986. Kent Warren (Fr) 50 Free 6th Place 24.06 100 Free 8th Place 54.24 96 Sports Jr. High Swimmers - Best times as of March 20, 1986. Eric Rains (Gr. 7) 50 Yards Free 33.30 100 Meters Free 1:26.35 50 Meters Fly 42.74 100 Meters IM 1:27.57 Lea Sopp (Gr. 7) 100 Meter Fly 1:10.18 400 Yard IM 4:54.72 200 Yard Fly 2:16.35 1650 Yard Free 19:06.18 Lea Sopp currently holds the following records in the Ozark Association of United States Swimming: 200 Yard IM 200 Yard Free 100 Yard Fly 100 Meter Fly (Citizens Record). Teri Bollinger (Gr. 8) 100 Yard Free 1:07.30 1650 Yard Free 22:25.73 100 Yard Breast 1:24.00 200 Yard Breast 3:01.02 Sometimes It Helps To Have Friends In High Places, The Administration Board of Education Joel Drury, James Sparks, Mark Varner, Clyde Satterfield, Nathan Price, Duane McClanahan, Jim Oxen-dine. With each new day of the school year come many jobs and problems that the administration must cope with. Mr. Mudd and the school board watch over all phases of academic as well as school-related activities. The very make-up of our school is more or less determined by these administrators with the help of input from principals, teachers, parents and students. Patrick H. Mudd, Superintendent 98 Administration The Staff Above: Cafeteria Workers Kathy Massie, Betty DeRousse, Manager. Sandy Massie, Yolanda Stoner, Top Row (From Left) Jimmy Crouch, Groundsman. Ernie Hig-gerson, Maintenance, Joe Vanover, Groundsman. Bottom Row (From Left) Sue Suedmeyer, School Nurse. Marcella Akins, Bus Driver. Shirley Rose. Right: Clinton Proffer. Director of Non-Certified Personnel. 100 Staff El S3 EE 9 iui Left: Dick Doerr, Maintenance, Above: Gene Poettgen, Custodian. Left Custodians Dixie Arras. Cecelia Brooks, Mary Ann Snider. Above Bus Drivers Pat Imhoff, Lisa Reichert, Jose Clepper, Ann Wilson, Terri Harvell. The Faculty Above: (Top Row) Nelson Kirn, Industrial Arts, Drivers Ed., David Kinder, Math. Science; (Middle Row) Steve McFall, English, Speech; Nancy Krauss, Librarian; (Bottom Row) Vicki Sheets, Physical Education; Denise Nobbe, Individualized Education. 102 Faculty Left: The place where it all hap- things as she takes on a full load of pens, Dupo Community High art classes for a full year for a School. Above: Art instructor Joan change. Proffer is always in the middle of Faculty 103 Left: Junior class co-sponsor Joe Stewart tries on for size the nose cone that will complete the rocket on the Junior’s homecoming float. Above: (Top Row) Susan Thomp- son. Business Education; Linda Nowell, Business Education; (Bottom Row) Jayne Klein, French, Math: James Merkley, Science. 10M Faculty Above: (Top Row) Kent Night-linger, Music Education; Richard Bright, Chemistry, Math; Jim Thomas, Math; (Bottom Row) Don Gericke, Co-Op; Davie Sue Raker, English; Ron Malone, Social Studies, Spanish. Above: No course in college prepares you to put aluminum foil around just about anything. Right: Ms. Sheets asks Santa for a new job and she gets one. Dupo's longtime P.E. teacher resigned at the end of the first semester to become an agent for State Farm Insurance Company. Above: Ms. Nowell entered and won third place in the talent contest sponsored by the Dupo Drama Club. Left: (Top Row) Janice Wohlwend. English; Gary Mauser, Physical Education; (Bottom Row) Joe Stewart, Industrial Arts, Computer Science; Joan Proffer, Art. The Guidance Dept. Beck Beck Area Vocational Center provides a valuable service to students who aren’t planning to go to college, but who need the vocational training in the search for good jobs. When Beck made its decision to close at the end of the school year, it disappointed many of its promising students. The students didn’t settle for that decision and circulated a petition, citing the school’s successful job placement record. After much consideration, Beck agreed to stay open for at Tech least one more year. The new plan calls for Beck to offer only auto body, auto mechanics, child care, electronic drafting, and information processing courses next year. Tuition charges will be $892 for students in member districts, and $1025 for students in non-member districts. Several of the participating schools are ending their participation in the center, but Dupo, Red Bud, Marissa, Valmeyer and Chester are planning to continue to participate. Above: Electronically speaking, child care. Bottom Right: Working Wade Hull thinks he has this one with computers at Beck should figured out. Top Right: Luther help DeAnn Hegel in the job mar-Mattingly, Janelle Sudmeier and ket. Tim Gibson enjoy their course in Left: Growing beautiful geraniums is especially pleasing to horticulture students Anita Gordon White and Marcus Foster. Above: Talented Calvin Illig puts the finishing touches on his project in commercial art. Left: Randy I can fix anything” LePere has taken auto mechanics for two years at Beck. Above: Horticulture student Beverly Gillespie finds the opportunities at Beck to be a bed of roses! ffleek 107 The Artisans Above: A visitor to the annual Fine Arts Festival looks over the many paintings and drawings done by students in Mrs. Proffer’s art classes. Also displayed are many fine projects from Mr. Kirn’s woodworking shop and Mr. Stewart's metalworking shop. Live entertainment by the High School Stage Band topped off the evening's display of talent. Above: (clockwise) Chris Eckerd, Shelly Lattina and Deana Zdroj air their artwork at a student art exhibit at the Daugherty Library. y 108 The Arts Above: Mark Gean is one of several woodworking students who completed the course in woodworking with a very respectable finished product. Left: Hands on training is invaluable in industrial arts courses. Left: Calvin Illig has reason to be proud of his entry in the student art exhibit at the A.C. Daugherty Memorial Library. Above: Marty Cox, a volunteer youth worker, and Brian Liska, hired by the D.V.R. program, are busy painting the fieldhouse floor with rollers. In fact, courtesy of Marty and Brian, the entire fieldhouse is getting a fresh coat of paint. The Arts The Fun Stuff For the first time since 1982, chorus has been brought back as an academic class. The group is very small this year, but Mr. Nightlinger says it’s a beginning point. He plans on adding additional performances to the chorus’ schedule and will try to encourage a few gentlemen to join in. So, to all you guys out there, start practicing in the shower. The chorus wants you!! Chorus Front: Kim Wheelehan, Lisa Walls: Back: Judy Karsteter, Sandy Ashton. Deana Zdroj. Dena Cooper, Mr. Nightlinger, Rachael Hunsaker, Sonya Garcia, Melissa Cole, Melanie Andrews, Janelle Sudmeier. Audio-Visual Crew Jim Siner, Terry Shelby, Tim Siner, John Bright, Bob Brooks, Chris Lee, Rob Schmitt, David Oxendine, David Oprych. Driver Education has a new chauffeur this year. Mr. Nelson Kirn took over at the wheel after Mr. Cox’s retirement last year. llu Academics ■ ■ m (32)ne Night In Faradise------ As attendants and their escorts watch anxiously, the new Prom Queen. Rachael Hunsaker. is crowned by retiring queen. Karen Ferry. Will the crown fit? Will it stay on? Retiring queen. Karen Ferry, returned home from college to attend the prom. She and her escort. Kyle Schumacher, arc students at the University of Illinois. Queen Rachael Hunsaker and her escort. Mike Reis, have the floor to themselves during the Queen’s Dance. This marks the end to ‘‘One Night In Paradise.” 112 Prom Prom Attendants and Their Escorts Top Row: Shannon Rolfos and Scott Wittenbrink. Rochelle Kno and Kelly Foster. Kathy Napier and Tim Siner; Bottom Row: Nicki Messmer and Marc Codare. Lisa Ferrell and Jeff Crawford. Kathy Dyroff and Terry Shelby. Under a ceiling of balloons, the Prom Court is complete. With all the bows and the crowning of the new queen out of the way. you can almost hear a sigh of relief. Prom IK (Q)n A Beautiful Evening ________ Class sponsor Joe Stewart greets the guests as co-sponsor Rich Bright gets ready to present flowers to Junior Class President Kelley McClanahan. One Night In Paradise is a special night for everyone at the prom, and Tami O’Malley and her date. Jeff Amos, are no exception. They’re lovin’ it! After a long and somewhat tedious stroll to the platform Crown Bearers Chance Gillam and Cari Swanner make their delivery to the Court on time. Kathy Dyroff has been practicing for days to perfect her graceful bow to the Court. The hardest part is yet to come as she must rise, seemingly effortless. 114 Prom Senior Tammy Cooper is taking no chances with someone stealing her date. She’s keeping her hands on James Hannah, a 1985 Dupo High graduate. Linda Mcrkley reads the Poem To The Seniors which ends, This night together will be our last. Farewell to you Oh Senior Class.” On behalf of the Junior Class. President Kelley McClanahan welcomes everyone to the Prom and gives special thanks to the class sponsors. There’s plenty going on here tonight to keep heads turning in all directions. It’s a good prom and everyone knows it. Let’s hear it for the Junior Class!! Prom 115 (Q)n The WayTo Broadway___ With the help of Angela Johnson who plays Aunt Faith, the Good Witch, a young and handsome soldier named Noble, portrayed by Mike Ryan, pursues the princesses into the mythical land of the enchanted palace. Steve Bush and Todd Levin are just two of the many crew members who help to put on the Dupo High School Drama Club’s presentation of The Twelve Dancing Princesses. As monarch and father. King Ernest, played by veteran actor Bob Whitten, is going bankrupt replacing the shoes with new ones every day. The tale is about the twelve royal daughters of King Ernest the Magnifi-cient who dance their shoes to pieces in a mysterious place every night. The twelve lovely princesses are played by Tracey Shelby. Dawn Gray. Kelly Hen- richs. Rachael Hunsaker. Tara Lind-horst, Pam Honey. Tammy Cooper. Stephanie Brown. Deana Zdroj. Shannon Rolfes. Laura Wood. Leigh Ann Rains, and Kendra Pratt. 116 Play Terry Shelby, who plays a prince in the enchanted world, straightens his tights as he gets ready for the curtain to go up. King Ernest and Queen Moldavia, portrayed by Judy Karstetcr. offer half their kingdom and one of the princesses in marriage to any man in the realm who can discover the secret place where the princesses dance. Death awaits those who fail. Taking part in a school play is a new experience for Lester Griffin and Jeff Crawford. They've learned the lesson of what is takes to be an actor. Time!! In the enchanted world, the princes are played by Lavaniel Griffin. Gene Porter. Jeff Crawford. Mike Stogsdill. Terry Shelby and Lester Griffin. Play 117 (Q)ne Chance At Stardom ---- Queen Moldavia wants Noble beheaded when he won’t reveal the location of the secret place where the princesses dance. Princess Hope, played by Tara Lindhorst, comes to his rescue and confesses all to her father. And in the end. the handsome soldier wins the hand of the charming princess. Through the encouragement of Aunt Faith, the Good Witch. Noble is able to find the mysterious place where the princesses go each night. Within her basket of tricks” lie mystical powers. The court of King Ernest would not be complete without armor clad guards played by Dan Howell and Leon Olsson and plume-topped Royal Pages played by Brett Clasquin and John Daab. 118 Play. Eighth Grade Neil Adams Shawn Antoniou Guy Arras Robert Becker Dawn Biggs Kevin Bivins Sherri Bivins Teri Bollinger Jean Brown Stacy Brown Travis Bucherich Chris Burch Chris Burton Rachael Carter Jeff Chism Katie Coff Bob Coonce John Coonce nee. the Junior High entra of Dupo Junior High spelling bee champs Jena Miller. Janel Hermann and Tyler London entered the Cahokia Knights of Columbus spelling bee and came home with trophies for the first three places. At a later regional contest in Breese, the three placed in the top ten out of thirty-seven contestants. 20 Eighth Grade Scott is the “guardian’ — Tina Duck • Tracy Dudley Ervie Dugan Lori Duncan Tracy Eckerd Mark Ellis Melissa Evans Shawn Fleming Diana Fletcher Melissa Forrester Kirk Foster Chris Foutch Eighth Grade 121 Help! Some guy with two black eyes is after me Chris and Chris would like to say “hi! Mark Furlow Shelley Goddard Blake Gold Shaun Gregory Anna Griffin Kick Griffith Bobby Gullett Marc Hamann Hope Hanebutt Janel Hermann John Hensler Eighth Grade Henna Higgerson Cheryl Hooker Jill Hudson Paula Hudson 122 Eighth Grade Jim Hug Chad Johnson Rusty Kemp Chris Kctten Ronnie Kettercr Bonnie Kotsis Gene Kracmer Jim LaMear There’s more than one girl in hasn’t overcome her shyness the eighth grade wh 0 Eighth Grade 12.1 Eighth Grade Virgil Moore Chuck Moskodauz Mike Mueller Matt Oiler Janice Ostertag Tracy Oxendine Tammy Pearman Kristina Peterson Chantelle Pittman Dawn Ratterman Calc Ray Brian Rea Pauline Roy Shawn Sanders Angie Jenny Smitt Sncllenberger Gaylan Sloan David Sparks It. ,, Guess who always has her mouth 4 Eighth Grade KM H mm iang s around with the same person. mi-mb Steve wonders what “give me four” means. Some guys would do anything for a bag of chips. Mandy Stanka Chris Stasiak David Sumoski Holly Taggart Scan Warren Jennifer Tebbenhoff Jason Williams Clara Todd Scott Worley Eighth Grade 125 Heather York Duane Zaricor Chris Bivins Christy Bolle Robert Bagsby Jim Bequette Travis Arnsden Cliff Aldridge Crystal Carroll Bridgett Carter Vickie Coonce Donnie Dixon Jack Chandler Demeris Foster Kathy Fuller Donny Flynn Angie Dungan Brandy Ford Chuck and Jason think Coke is 1 Their moms didn’t tell them that junior high would be 126 Seventh Grade much fun, Seventh Grade Brian Gaither Trenton Gibson Constance Givens Ronnie Givens Amanda Godare Cara Goley Tom Harvell Paula Haynes Robert Hodge Jesse Hogue Angie Holmes Shannon Hood Seventh Grade 127 Durrell Hunt David Hurley Mike Hutchinson Charles Johnson Jeff Kemp Donna Koehler Angie Kuni James Link Maggie Link April Loless Tyler London Bobbie Jo Lopp Josh Markert i28 Seventh Grade Tabetha Marler if k Bryan Massie Keith Massie Rebekah Montgomery Seventh Grade Diana definitely does not want this picture in the yearbook. Lea wants to be a woodchuck when she grows up. Ruth Moore Jennifer Morrow Allison Munden Melvin Nonn Fritz Olsson Clarence Osborne Lloyd Osborne Jim Owens Doris Phillips Eric Rains Gary Rea Richard Rea John Vanover has to be the all-lime “hat man of the seventh liiSiiHiiiiSI Seventh Grade Mike Schlemmer Wendy Scott Dana Showmaker Cindy Simmons Cindy Skiles Diana Smith Kristine Smith Lea Sopp Jason Sparn Shane Spillman Lea Staggs Heather Stasiak Shane wonders if John Vanover will approve. This says it all. Seventh grade is OKAY! Rhonda Strobcl Karla Tinsley Rachael Trout Sherrie Turner John Vanover Amy Volpert Chris Wagner Amy Watkins Brett Whitten Ronnie Wilson James Zilafro Seventh Grade. 131 Junior High Staff Chris Edwards James R. Colyer, Principal Dan Strobo JoAnn Godare, Secretary 132 Jr. High Staff Debra Kern V v it James Harres Gayle Vordtriede Richard Talley Pam Novara Carolyn Teeter James DeMoulin Tom Leonard Jr. High Staff 133 Even though Mr. Colyer didn’t take the course in college, he does a fine job of filling the candy machine. Chasing after eighth graders in Springfield can be exasperating and give you a headache! Mrs. Godare has become the human change machine in the Jr. High. wr Eighth Grade Basketball— Eighth Grade Basketball Team Seated: Josh Markert. Durrell Hunt. Virgil Moore. Marc Hamann, Ervie Dugan. Travis Bucherich; Standing: Ty Lindhorst, Coach Stewart, Jason Fleming, David Sparks, Sean Warren, Jason Sparn, Coach Ferry, Steve Diel. Ch eerleaders Chris Foutch; Middle Row: Ronda Dixon, Melissa Evans, Stephanie Walster; Top: Stacy Brown. 134 Jr. High Sports Seventh Grade Basketball Seventh Grade Cheerleaders Bottom Row: Lea Sopp, Jennifer Markert, Dana Showmaker; Middle Row: Amy Volpert, Diana Smith. Christy Bolle; Top: Allison Munden. Jr. High Sports 135 Seventh Grade Basketball Team Seated: Ronnie Wilson, Shane Spillman, Josh Markert, Kenny Rodenberg, Tyler London; Standing: Durrell Hunt, Coach Stewart, Travis Amsden, Jason Sparns, Shannon Hood, Coach Ferry, Fritz Olsson. Cheerleaders iip ism) M BOMBS J y 7 7 Jr. High Softball Jr. High Baseball Jr. High Baseball Team Front Row: Tommy Harvell, Chris Ketten, Virgil Moore, Chris Burch, Marc Hamann, Rusty Kemp; Second Row: Durrell Hunt. Donnie Dixon, Travis Bucherich, Ervie Dugan. Mark Furlow, Chad Haberl, Chris McCloud, Blake Gold, Ty Lindhorst: Third Row: Mike Hutchingson, Shane Spillman, Troy Tutor, Josh Markert, Shawn Antoniou, Shawn Fleming, Kenny Rodenberg, Chris Wagner: Back Row: Coach Ferry, Dale Daniels, Steve Diel, David Sparks, Charles Johnson, Jason Sparn, John Hensler. 136 Jr. High Sports Jr. High Softball Team Bottom Row: Dawn Ratterman. Holly Taggart. Allison Mun-den, Amy Volpert, Stephanie Walster, Chris Bolle: Middle Row: Lea Sopp, Dawn Biggs. Tracy Dudley, Jennifer Teb-benhoff, Amanda Godare; Back Row: Denna Higgerson, Jennifer Markert, Robin Goodfellow, Hope Hanebutt, Jill Hudson, Shelley Goddard. Jenny Smitt, Coach Gericke. Jr. High Track Boys Track Team Bottom Row: James Zilafro, Tyler London. Virgil Moore, Eric Rains, Mark Furlow, Ty Lindhorst: Second Row: Shannon Hood, Fritz Olsson, Mike Mueller, Durrell Hunt, Donnie Dixon, Donnie Flynn; Third Row: Charles Johnson, Brian Rea, Chuck Moskodauz, Sean Warren, Steve Diel; Fourth Row: Josh Markert, Kenny Rodenberg, Ronnie Wilson, Chris Wagner, Cliff Aldridge; Back Row: Travis Amsden, Gene Kraemer, James Link, Bobby Fikes, Coach Joe Stewart. Jr. High Sports 137 Girls Track Team Bottom Row: Shannon D’Angelo. Bobbie Jo Lopp, Chris Foutch, Cheryl Hooker. Tracy Eckerd, Bonnie Kotsis; Second Row: Brandy Ford, Teresa Wilson, Shawn Robinson, Kim Dasch, Maggie Link, Lori Rinehart; Third Row: April Loless, Sherrie Turner, Denna Higgerson, Angie DellaCorte, Rachael Carter, Jennifer Markert; Fourth Row: Bridgett Carter, Dawn Ratterman, Janel Hermann, Connie Rapert, Lea Sopp; Back Row: Tracy Dudley, Robin Goodfellow, Melissa Forrester. Irene Hill, Hope Hanebutt, Teri Jr. High Party Take A Look Around 138 Jr. High Party Eighth Grade Trip Checking Things Out In Springfield b riendship Grows Stronger With Time Whpn twn npnnlp mppt 1 sometimes they can tell They re so much alike t t r -i 1 1 Ttr % 1 1 w - i- anu win get cuuiig wen, There’s a feeling of harmony joining two hearts — Ana tnat s now tne joy nf a npw fripnHchin starts With fond understanding of each other’s needs With praise and support and affectionate deeds, With all of the happiness sharing bestows — That’s how the treasure of true friendship grows. With bad times made better, with annH timps and lanflrhtpr With beautiful memories to cherish long after. with faith the years strengthen ana a oona lime enaears — i That’s hnw a fripndshin livps nn through thp vpars. I A w- v� - TZ .fYllldllUd DldUlC $