East Richland High School - Olnean Yearbook (Olney, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 262 of the 1983 volume:

0LN£AN-“$3” EAST RICHLAND HIGH SCHOOL 1100-1200 £. LAUREL OLNEY, ILLINOIS UOLUME 58 £ Of COI SENIORS 1 JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN FACULTY ACTIUITIES CLUBS SPORTS 130 ADUERTISEMENTS ISO INDEX 240 Editors’ Note f cridUj Hoyt± co-editors With this annual, the 1983 Olnean, our theme being “A Different Year,” we have tried to capture the interesting aspects of life at good oP ERHS. We feel that the pictures which we have chosen are the most revealing, and the stories show how this year is different. If you enjoy reading the Olnean, putting it together gives us just as much pleasure. In addition to all the traditional clubs and mugs we feel compelled to include, we have dreamed up some playful pages: a school map, Rate-A-Date, Olnean Rejects, and First Date. As a gift to the freshmen, who shall carry on long after we upper- classmen have departed, we have made their pages a special color, so as to distinguish them from the rest of the book. Each day this year, at precisely 10:30 a.m. (or shortly thereafter) our staff tripped into Room 207; we editors would like to thank them for their toil and especially for their reminding us of all the errands that needed to be run uptown. We also tip our hats in appreciation to the following: Mr. Dave Shafer for all his advice and his unique sense of humor. Mrs. Mildred Richardson and the Tiger Rag staff for pictures, information, and advice. Mr. David Allen for the time he gave and for his tying our many ideas together securely with a theme. ERHS faculty and personnel for putting up with class interrup- tions by “hall-roamers” getting quotes. Valerie Dreiman and Cindy Yonaka for staying in to type day after day and giving up free time four weeks into the summer to wrap up this book. Terri Shafer for taking care of us through our late- night workathons; Kyle Shafer for entertaining us just by being his cute little self. The office secretaries, especially Sherry Harrison for tolerating our constant questions like: “Haven’t those funds been transferred yet?” Mark Bouffard, Kim Sorensen, and Eric Sorensen for helping us record this year on film. Mr. Ron Monsen for taking Pow Wow pictures, without him that night we would have been in a real plight. Our division page models, in particular Ross Kirk who willingly went all over town trying on women's clothes for the activities page, and the coaches who proved to us that they can still fit in high school uni- forms. Olnean alumnae Lea Ann Burgener and Kathy Sor- ensen for advice; we benefited from their experience. Olney Daily Mail for giving us pictures. ERHS students, for without whom there would be no yearbook. Everything now seems to fall into place. Hours spent planning this book are past. Pictures have been chosen. Layouts fought over and revised have been copied and recopied. Stories written and shipped will soon be proofread. As we write this, the book is nearly finished. We hope you will savor it and save it, find it full of the memories we all share — of words to re- member and images that will be the touchstones of 1982-83, the year that just was. “Being Olnean editors brings out the monkey in us!” — Kathy Keyth Elizabeth Brauer A Different Year In The News ... OCTOBER — Cardinal catcher Darrell Porter, voted MVP of the World Series, gives a jubilant hug to pitcher Bruce Sutter after the Cards won the World Series in St. Louis 6-3 over the Milwaukee Brewers. ■Strength cjjff Pain reHe 'rjn nu � ns no 3SP,f J ’ tfcules—■tnn NOVEMBER — Illinois Governor Jim Thompson, shown left with wife Jayne and daughter Samantha, claimed the nar- rowest gubernatorial victory in state his- tory for an unprecedented third term. He defeated Democratic challenger Adlai Ste- venson III, above, by 4,914 votes, a minus- cule percentage of the 3.6 million votes cast. NOVEMBER — The Vietnam Veterans Memorial, its black granite panels inscribed with the names of the 57,939 Americans killed or listed as missing in action in Southeast Asia from July 1959 to spring 1975, was dedi- cated by a Veterans parade through the nations capital attended by more than 150,000 vets and their families. DECEMBER — Dr. William DeVries stands over his pa- tient Barney Clark, a dentist, at the University of Utah Medi- cal Center just prior to the operation which made medical history. Clark was the first person to receive a permanent artificial heart, enduring 112 days with it until his death on March 23, 1983. NOVEMBER — America’s reusable space shuttle Columbia is shown above lifting off the launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida and, right, touching down, accom- panied by a chase plane, at the Edwards Air Force Base in Califor- nia. JANUARY — Dressed in protective suits, haz- ardous trash handlers pick up trash along the streets of Times Beach, Missouri. The trash from the flood — wa- ters was contaminated with dioxin, a highly toxic chemical by-prod- uct. Times Beach citi- zens had to evacuate their homes. JANUARY — Alabama head coach Paul “Bear” Bryant died in Alabama, just a few weeks after his retirement which followed his final victory, a 21- 15 win over Illinois in the Liberty Bowl. JANUARY — Presi- dent Ronald Reagan is shown during his State of the Union message. Vice-President George Bush is at left along with Speaker of the House Thomas P. O’Neill, Jr. ♦ % NASA United States JANUARY — Washington Redskins quarterback Joe Theis- mann signals “No. 1” to America at the end of Super Bowl XVII. Theismann and running back John Riggins led Washing- ton to a 27-17 win over Don Shula's Miami Dolphins. FEBRUARY — University of Georgia football standout Hershel Walker waived his senior year of eligibility to sign a three year $3.9 million contract with the New Jersey Generals of the newly cre- ated United States Football League. Walker will be the highest paid football player in history. FEBRUARY — After eleven highly successful seasons, M A S H left the air in fine fashion. The final 2l i hour episode, aired on Monday, Feb. 28, received the highest Niel- sen Rating and the largest audience ever for a single TV program. Nearly 80% of America’s television sets in use, or 125,000,000 people, were tuned to CBS. M A S H, with a rating of 60.3, broke the record set by the “Who Shot J.R.?” episode of CBS’ “Dallas” in 1980. FEBRUARY —U.S. Marine Capt. Chuck Johnson explains to the press how he sin- gle handly stopped a column of Israel tanks that violated Marine lines in Bei- rut, Lebanon. Armed only with a .45 cali- ber pistol he told the Israeli leader, “You’re going to have to kill me.” The tanks left. V APRIL — In an election marred by racial and ethnic prejudice, Democrat Harold Washington, below, defeated Republican Bernard Epton, above, in the Chicago mayor- ial election to become the city’s first black mayor. The number of registered voters turning out was an all time high of nearly 80%. MARCH-APRIL — Britain’s Prince William of Wales, born on June 21, 1982, broke royal tradition this spring by traveling with his parents, Princess Diana and Prince Charles, on their six-week tour of Australia. MAY — By the date of the ERHS graduation, E.T., the Extra-Terrestrial had grossed over $550 million to become the most profitable movie of all time. Steven Spielberg’s en- chanting fantasy film centers around a 3’4” creature from outerspace who shows up in a Californian suburb to the delight of a boy named Elliott. Places of Interest at £.R.H.$. HL 0 0 EF 1. Home Echh 2. Chemistry — Clothespin on nose through here. 3. Smoker’s Area — Wear chemical warfare suit at all times. 4. Guidance — “We will now take no.s 4020-4022. In other words, hurry up and wait.” 5. Detention Room — Boy, are we scared! 6. H.S. office — Boy, are we totally scared! 7. Administration — Scared we are, boys! 8. Jock Hall — Raise nose to assure safe passage. 9. Rest rooms closed — Olnean will pay $10 to anyone who can tell us why. 10. Water fountains that don’t work. 11. Nurse’s office — Hypochondriac Haven 12. Tunnel of Love a.k.a. 42nd Street — Best place to view dressed (?) girls, if lucky. 13. If you can’t buy it here, forget it. 14. Band practice rooms — Obviously not used. 15. Annex Buildings — What REALLY goes on be- hind closed doors? 16. Athletic Director’s Office — Brown-nosers' Bun- galow 17. IMC — It will be open Dec. 22. April 4, June 3 — August 1. 18. French room — ’nuff said 19. Mrs. Shumaker’s “Educational Advancement for Students Who Work Their Tails Off” Area. 20. Potsie’s Parlor 21. Doughboy’s Dungeon 22. Woody’s Wonderland 23. Study Hall — If it can be studied here, it’s not worth knowing. 24. Ms. Rodgers’ Neighborhood 9 Graduation Award Winners 1983 Row 1: Nancy Zwilling (Top Ten, Preceptor Gamma Gamma of ney Business and Professional Women’s), Lisa Washburn Beta Sigma Phi), Kathi Bower (Top Ten, Kate Cutter Bower (Homemaker’s Extension), Kathleen Hill (Xi Delta Beta of Latin, PEO English), Elizabeth Brauer (Top Ten, Olney Trust Beta Sigma Phi), Kathy Keyth (Elks Americanism, Sis Har- Bank, Valedictorian), Mary Birch (Top Ten, Olney Savings baugh EREA), Kathy Lathrop (Spanish Club, Olney Arts Coun- Loan, Valedictorian), Lynette Stencel (Top Ten, Weber Clinic cil), Cecilia Horan (Clio Music), Gilbert Witte, (Olney Business Science Award, Wal-Mart Foundation, Valedictorian), Mary and Professional Women’s); Row 3: Tony Hasler (Music Boost- Stover (Top Ten), Jan Werkmeister (Top Ten), Linda Ginder ers(, Scott Brown (Mike Knox), Jeff Roth (First National (Top Ten), Keith Schonert (Top Ten, S.A.R., David and Byron Bank), Mike Lacey (Elks Americanism, Mark “Chip” Jen- Furr, Principal’s), Mark Linder (Top Ten, Rotary French, Bar- nings), Mike Baker (John Rose), Mike Kapper (Coach Bill ney Coen History); Row 2: Diann Gardner (Olney Women’s Millspaugh), Todd Harris (Kiwanis Math), Kevin Linder (Bar- Club), Kyoko Yamane (Clio Art), Sharon Steber (Olney Arts ney Coen History), Chuck Zuber (Myrll Hill Agriculture), Eric Council), Susan Dowty (Spanish Club), Kathy Wehrheim, (Ol- Davis (Troy Bagwell History). 11 National Honor Society Row 1: Co-Presidents Mike Baker and Elizabeth Brauer, Nancy Zwilling, Kathi Bower, Mary Birch, Lynette Stencel, Jan Werkmeister, Keith Schonert, Mark Linder, Cindy Yonaka; Row 2: Diann Gardner, Sharon Steber, Susan Dowty, Kathy Wehrheim, Lisa Washburn, Kathleen Hill, Kathy Keyth, Kathy Lathrop, Nancy Etson; Row 3: Scott Brown, Jeff Roth, Mike Lacey, Todd Harris, Chuck Zuber, Darin Weidner, Eric Davis. Row 1: Nancy Zwilling, Kathi Bower, Werkmeister, Mary Stover, Linda Elizabeth Brauer, Mary Birch, Lynette Ginder, Keith Schonert. Stencel; Row 2: Mark Linder, Jan “Some teachers are gifted with the ability to teach and enlighten their students. Some aren’t.” — Mike Lacey Miracles never cease.” — David Apple “One dumbell lifts another.” — Mark Linder “Believe me; I don't have any rats, snakes, or firecrackers under this gown.” — Andy Shaft “Just because he’s safe, Ref, doesn’t mean you have to get energetic and do jumping jacks.” — Mike Kapper “What more do I have to do to get Carmody’s attention — forget to put on my little panties?” — Mary Birch ► 1 13 “Sharon, you can’t hold my hand now!” — Curt Hicks Why is everybody sitting upside-down?” Chris Kramer “Looks like another boring day in Woody’s class.” — Joni Ginder “Do you mean I pulled the tail off instead of the head?” — Kim Weidner SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mark Linder, President; Jan Werkmeister, Vice-President; Lisa Washburn, St. Review; Lea Ann Slater, St. Council; Kathy Lathrop, Treasurer; Cindy Yonaka, Secretary; Mike Kapper, St. Coun- cil. “Gee Scott, we’ve got to stop meeting like this.” — Mike Wagner “I’m really sorry you cut Eve out of the picture be- cause she brings out the animal in me.” — Jim Schnepper “Mike eating in the cafeteria — samples the daily cuisine.” — Mike Lacey “But Mr. Woodward, I’ve got only five bucks.1 — Terry Thomson 15 “How are yi, How are ya, Charlie Chaplin on my left and George Burns on my right?” — Allison Doan “All this for a funny, little flat hat ” — Mark Linder “Boy, this is as easy as 1-2-3.” — Chris Kramer “Gosh, how did I get myself into this? This is so embarrass- ing!” — Brian Craig “No, Mr. Wilton, you can’t have the next dance!” — Steve Kuenttler “Honest, Mr. Kesler! Kathy DID have a fly on her buns.” — Mike Baker Tammy Bassett Lori Blank Tony Black Melissa Blank Sherrie Brock Elizabeth Brauer Jim Bradham My Favorite High School Memory Was ... .. tricking Jeff Roth into standing in front of Mr. Storment’s history class with his fly open.” — Mike Baker “ ... seeing those two policemen down the road as M.W. buzzed about 60 mph to get back to the Latin Club party on time. Unfortunately, the speed limit was 30 mph, and those flashing red lights followed us ... Fortunately, we had decided to leave that road sign in the ditch.” — Elizabeth Brauer Tracy Brook� Scott Brown Carolyn Burgener Kevin Burgener Mike Burgener Patrik Cedemar Janet Chamberlin Brian Craig Eric Davia Penny Dietz Allison Doan Kevin Doser .. when Kenda Willis and I flew off a 30 ft. bridge, almost totaling her mom and dad’s new Cadillac; we still went to the football party.” “... Coach Wilson dropping his lunch tray his first year here.” — Scott Brown the campout at Fritschle’s pond when: (a) Resor knocked a cabinet over in Kapper’s bathroom; (b) I was left alone at Kapper’s; (c) B. and C. wrecked B.’s car; (d) I went swimming at sunrise and was sick for three days.” — Allison Doan u ... camping at The River’ with Diane, Julie, and Kathy, eating Kary Kory’s donuts in Hardee’s at 6 a.m. the next morning, and watching the sun come up while parked in a church parking lot.” — Carol Eagleson “ ... learning how to get cars out of the mud.” — Nancy Etson “ telling Daun in government that Marilyn Monroe was getting a face lift.” — Nancy Fox 21 Diana Fulton Robert Gallagher Diann Gardner Frank Gaasmann ... when I received my first kiss.” — Charlie Griffin getting shot in the neck by a B.B. gun.” — Scott Hahn “... going to All-State Band.” — Tony Hasler “... the Halloween night when Deana and I sprayed a bunch of our friend’s cars with fake snow. To get revenge, a bunch of guys soaped my car, inside and out.” — Kathleen Hill Patty Hixon Robert Hoff Cecilia Horan Jim Jenner Gayla Jenkins Evelyn Huff David Keen Mike Kapper Debbie Johnston or'- w ... the Benton Tourney my Jr. year when a 5-year-old girl asked Deb L. and me to jump on her waterbed while the rest of the cheerleaders were doing pom-pom routines in the corridor; when the police arrived, we explained our deviant behavior.” — Patty Hixon .. getting to know Terry Bussard and Ken McDowell.” — Evelyn Huff ... almost getting expelled for calling ‘Doughboy’ names.” — Dave Kermicle .. when Carol Eagleson put ketchup on her face and played dead.” — Dean Kermicle Dean Kermicle Kathleen Keyth Allen Kocher Warren Kocher Chria Kramer Steve Kuenstler Mike Lacey Kathy Lathrop Rhonda Lathrop Stefan Lauer Mike Levitt Kevin Linder . the picture of a fight in the parking lot that I took while atanding on my truck — Mra. Richardson put it in the Tiger Rag” — Chria Kramer .. finding out that doing fun thlnga doesn’t cause blindness.” — Mike Lacey ... it’s a tie between Homecoming, the Mt. Carmel game, and Mary’s Twister’ Party.” — Kathy Lathrop “... my first drag race.” — Kevin Linder . when I added a balcony scene to the musical ‘Where’s Charlie?’!” — Antoinette Martin .. meeting Kenda on the floor at Tina Perry’s party.” — Jim McDaniel “. • my sophomore year when Mr. Thomas’s class went Christmas caroling around the school.” — Tami Michels I 25 James McKinney Doug McVaigh Tami Michels Brett Miller . the Mt Carmel game.” — Matt Napier .. when K.H. and I went to T.B.’s house where she was trimming shrubs in her bathing suit.” — Jim Ochs .. when I was in Freshmen track, listening to Coach Herrin talk for 15 minutes — without under- standing a word he said.” — Brad Peak . falling down the steps in 3rd grade, right on top of Terry T.”— Jim Peck .. when Jeff (eve me my engagement ring.” — Marcia Rauch .. when I discovered Hovey'a.” — Jeff Roth .. when I was a Freshman, and on the first day of school I saw ail those new faces.” — Brad Rubsam n David Runyon Marjorie Runyon Robert Scherer Troy Schmidt Jim Schnepper Keith Schonert Barbara Seaton Steve Shafer Kim Sheets Doug Shipman Debbie Short .. the incident my sophomore year that caused me to be known as ‘Banana Man’ and, of course, beating Mt. Carmel 30-0 in the Snake Pit” — Keith Schonert .. going out after a football game with Kap when we were being crazy — we spun around a corner, ignoring a stop sign, and almost ran head into a cop. Needless to say, I was $30.00 poorer.” — Jim Schnepper 0L y “... going to the show with Pat and Robin, taking along certain beverages that weren’t allowed on the premises.” — Kim Sheets Denyse Stephenson Bob Stevens Patricia Stoltz Mary Stover ... the day we bought “our” Cutlass; the day I got my license, so I could drive the Cutlass; the day Greg totaled the Cutlass; the day the Cutlass came back home again.” — Eric Sorensen . my freshman year when I passed out during my speech on white squirrels.” — Lynette Stencel “... when I arrived here and everybody helped me.” — Vapsi Tohala Lea Ann Slater Eric Sorensen Sharon Steber Lynette Stencel 29 Terry Thomson Vapsi Tohala Deborah Travers Misty Truitt . taking a ceremonial with Mark Stine and Brent Bower before the Lawrenceville game in 1980.” — Michael Wagner .. my freshman year, when the football team gave me a grand tour of the boys’ locker room.” — Lisa Washburn “... the first day of my freshman year — upon entering what I thought was my Biology I room, I discovered I was in the boys’ bathroom.” — Kim Weidner “... i.O.’s party my sophomore year, when all Kuenstler could say was ‘slow down!”’ — Steve Weller 4 “ the day in Biology II when Carol E. and I put testis in Mary Birch’s shoes.” — Cathy Zehner “■ my freshman year when the bus broke down outside of Flora on our way home from Six Flags; we didn't get home til 2.-00 a m.” — Nancy Zwilling Roger Zwilling “Doesn’t he know that we quit doing that five min utes ago! — Kathy Wehrheim “That way to the orgy.” — Jim Ballard “The things people do to get their picture in the Olnean. ” — Scott Brown “C'mon you guys, boogie down!” — Julie Turnipseed “Just another good ol’ day on the ski bench.” — Kim Sheets “No Cecilia, that’s my line.” — Toni Martin “What do you mean — ‘no snowballs’ —I’m the world’s greatest chucker and this is the only snow we’ve had all year!!” — Mike Lambird Senior Index — Class Of 1983 JANICE ADAMS beginning chorus 1, fbla 4, health careers 4 MARK ANDERSON tennis 1, fla 1, 2, 3, fbla 4, tiger rag 4 PATRICIA BAILEY health careers 4 MICHAEL BAKER basketball 1, 2, track 1, student consulting committee 2, 3, 4, who’s who 3, 4, america’s outstanding names and faces 4, Illinois state scholar 4, national honor society 3, 4, national honor society co-president 4, national merit scholarship semi-finalist 4, future problem solving bowl 3,4, pow wow 3, prom commit- tee 3, after-prom committee 3, senior announcement committee 4, sae 4, olnean 4, jets team 4 WESLEY BAKER t i 1, 2, 3, 4, building trades 3, 4, auto club 3, 4 PEGGY BALDING fbla 4 JAMES BALLARD football 1, 2, 3, 4, o’club 2, 3, 4, tiger rag 3 ANITA BARRINGTON camera club 1, 2, 3, 4, art club 2, 3, drama club 2, 3, drill team 2, 3, tiger rag 3, after-prom committee 3, sae 4, olnean 4 ANNIE BELL beginning chorus 1, women’s glee 2,3, Spanish club 3, sae 4 MARY BIRCH sae 1, o’ club 4, science club 4, pep club 4, student council 4, band 1, 2, 3, 4, band 1, 2, 3, 4, jazz band 3, baton twirler 1, 2, 3, 4, tennis 1, 2, 3,4, prom commit- tee 3, imea district band 1, 2, 3, all-state band 3, eiu honor band 3, 4, national honor society 3, 4, Illinois state scholar 4, district latin contest 3, pow wow queen candidate 4 LORI BLANK pep club 1, 2, latin club 2, marching band 2, fbla 4, after-prom committee 3, tiger rag 4, beginning cho- rus 1 KATHI BOWER band 1,2,3,4, latin club 1,2,3, tiger rag 4, jets team 4, Illinois state scholar 4, national merit commended scholar 4, where’s charley 3, all-state band 4, pow wow 1, 3, 4 JAMES BRADHAM tiger rag 4 ELIZABETH BRAUER concert band 1,2,3, jazz band 1,2,4, choir 4, HI’ abner 34 1, speech club 2,3,4, speech team 2, french club 1,2,3, sae 1, 2, 3, 4, camera club 3,4, latin club 4, pep club 4, student council 2, 3, olnean 3, 4, pow wow 1, 2, 3, 4, olnean co-editor 4, pow wow me 4, prom committee 3, drill team 3, jets team 4, national honor society 3, 4, national honor society co-president 4, who’s who 4, morning bulletin 4, national merit commended scholar 4, Illinois state scholar 4, girls state 3 SHERRIE BROCK pow wow 2,3,4, office gal 3, librarian 2, pep club 3,4, drill team 2, 3, Christmas queen candidate 4, fbla 3, sae 2,4, tiger rag 3,4, olnean 4, camera club 4, student council 4, senior announcement committee 4 BRYAN BROOKS track 1, cross country 1, 2, 3, o’ club 2 TRACY BROOKS band 1, 2, 3, marching band 4, science club 1, 2, 3, 4, science club president 4, pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, class trea- surer 2, baton twirler 1, 2, 3,4, pow wow 3,4, track 3, 4, o’club 4, basketball 4, senior announcement com- mittee 4, olnean 4, ffa 4 SCOTT BROOKS t i club 3, 4, tiger rag 4 SCOTT BROWN french club 1, 2, 3, 4, drama club 2, youth alive for Christ 3, 4, tiger rag 4, speech club 4, speech team 4 CAROLYN BURGENER basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, o’ club 3, 4, fbla 3, 4 MIKE BURGENER basketball 1, 2, tiger rag 4 JANET CHAMBERLIN fha 3 JON CUMMINS t i club 2, 3, 4, tiger rag 4 ERIC DAVIS speech club 2, 3, 4, speech team 2, 3, 4, where’s char- ley 3, pow wow 3,4, national honor society 3,4, youth alive for christ 3, 4, band 1, 2, 3, 4, jazz band 3, 4, Illinois state scholar 4 PENNY DIETZ basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, track 1, 2, 3, 4, pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, art club 1, 2, homecoming queen candidate 4, library club 4, science club 1 ALLISON DOAN pep club 1,2,3,4, art club 1,2,3, tiger rag 4, volleyball 2, 4, o’ club 3, 4 KEVIN DOSER t 1 club 1, 2, 3, 4 SUSAN DOWTY choir 1, 2, marching band 2, Spanish club 2, 3, 4, pep club 2, 3, 4, sae 3, 4, student council 3, 4, prom com- mittee 3, senior announcement committee 4, olnean 4, who’s who 3 VALERIE DREIMAN beginning choir 1, pep club 2, drama club 2, 3, tennis 3.4, pow wow 3, prom committee 3, after-prom com- mittee 3, fbla 4, camera club 3, tiger rag 3, sae 3, olnean 4, hall monitor 2, guidance 4, fbla state con- vention 4 NANCY ETSON tennis 3, 4, student consulting committee 1, 2, 3, 4, speech team 2,3,4, speech club 2,3,4, drama club 2,3, pep club 4, sae 3, 4, pow wow queen candidate 4, o’ club 4, olnean 4, tiger rag 4 NANCY FOX beginning choir 1, pow wow 2, women’s glee 2, who’s who 3, concert choir 2, 3, 4, Spanish club 3, swing choir 3, guidance 4, morning bulletin 4, olnean 4, tiger rag 4, Christmas queen candidate 4 ROBERT GALLAGHER basketball 1, 2, 3,4, track 1, 2, o’ club 2, 3, tiger rag 4, cross country 1, 2 DIANN GARDNER band 1,2, 3,4, senior announcement committee 4, sae 3, 4, future problem solving bowl 4, science club 4, camera club 4, pep club 4, youth alive for christ 3, 4, fbla 4, tiger rag 4, HI’ abner 1, solo and ensemble band contest 1, 2, 3 FRANK GASSMANN cross country 1, 2, 3, 4, track 1, 2, 3, 4, boys state 3, basketball 1 LINDA GINDER Spanish club 3, ag occupations 4, ffa 4 CHARLES GRIFFIN Jazz band 3, 4, concert choir 4, concert band 3, 4, where’s Charley 3, pow wow 4 MIKE GRIFFITH football 3, 4, basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, track 2, t i club 4 SCOTT HAHN tiger rag 4 DENNIS HARLAN football 3, 4 TODD HARRIS football 1, golf 2, 3, baseball 2, 3, 4, Spanish club 2, o’ club 2, jets team 4, tiger rag 4 TONY HASLER band 1, 2, 3,4, choir 4, solo and ensemble contest 1, 2, 3.4, where’s charley 3, eiu honor band 3, Spanish club 1, all-state band 3, 4 KATHLEEN HILL pep club 1,2,3,4, student council 2,3,4, drama club 1, 2, lil’ abner 1, basketball 1, prom attendant 1, pops concert 2, speech club 1, 2, speech team 2, beginning chorus 2, women’s glee 3, concert choir 4, swing choir 3, science club 1, 2, 3, latin club 3, 4, student review chairman 2,4, who’s who in music 4, pow wow 2,3,4, mascot 3, cheerleader 2, 4, art club 3, sae 3, 4, district choir 4, after-prom committee 3, solo and ensemble contest 3, 4, century III scholarship 4 PATRICIA HIXON cheerleader 2,3,4, student council 3, latin club 2,3,4, pep club 2, 3, french club 3, 4, Spanish club 4, sae 2, 3, 4, olnean 4, pow wow 2, 4, tiger rag 3, prom commit- tee 3 DEANA HOOVER mascot 2, track 2, pep club 2, 3, 4, cheerleader 3, 4, class vice president 3, tiger rag 3, concert choir 4, youth alive for christ 4 CHRIS HORTIN football 1, 2, 3, track 1, 2, 3, o’ club 2, 3, 4, pow wow king 4 EVELYN HUFF youth alive for christ 4, beginning chorus 1, women’s glee 2, track 1, 2, 3, 4, volleyball 3, 4, sae 1, 3, 4, latin club 3, pep club 2, 3, 4, tiger rag 3, pow wow 1, 4, health careers 4, cheerleader 4 MIKE KAPPER student council 1, 3, 4, Spanish club 2, basketball 1, 2, 3,4, football 1, 2, 3, 4, baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, o’ club 2, 3, 4, tiger rag 4 DAVID KEEN jets team 4 DAVE KERMICLE baseball 3,4, ffa 1,2,3,4, intramural basketball 1,2,3, 4, tiger rag 4 DEAN KERMICLE ffa 1,2,3, t i club 3,4, prom committee 3, tiger rag4 KATHY KEYTH science club 1, speech club 2, 3,4, speech team 2, 3, o’ club 4, track 3,4, student council 4, prom committee 3, after-prom committee 3, sae 3, 4, drama club 2, 3, olnean 4, olnean co-editor 4, tiger rag 3, pep club 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL LACEY football 1, 2, 3, 4, football captain 4, track 1, 2, 3, 4, latin club 3, 4, o’ club 2, 3, 4, o’ club president 4, national honor society 3, 4, speech club 1, student council president 4, student council 4, band 1, 2, jets team 4, pow wow 2, 3, future problem solving bowl 4 TINA LADSON fha 1, art club 2 35 KATHY LATHROP art club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish club 3, 4, student council 4, class treasurer 4, olnean 4, prom committee 3, senior announcement committee 4, homecoming queen 4, pow wow queen candidate 1, pep club 1,2,3,4, science club 4 KEVIN LINDER future problem solving bowl 3, 4, tiger rag 4 DANIEL LOMAS ffa 1, 2, 3, tiger rag 4 RUSTY LONG ffa 1, 2, 3, 4, intramural basketball 2 ANTOINETTE MARTIN band 1,2,3,4, french club 1,4, Spanish club 4, where’s charley 3, pow wow 3,4, pops concert 2, speech club 2, 3, 4, speech team 2, 3, 4 jim McDaniel football 1, 4, track 1, t i club 1, 2, 3, 4 DOUG McVAIGH t 1 club 1,2, 3,4, building trades 3,4, projectionist 1, 2,3 TAMI MICHELS pep club 1, 2, art club 1, 2, 3, 4, fha 4 MARK MILLER track 2, camera club 1, Spanish club 2, 3, 4, science club 1, 2, 3, 4, latin club 1 MICHELLE MURBARGER cheerleader 2,3,4, fbla 3,4, sae 3, pep club 2,3,4, pow wow 2, 4, fbla state convention 4 JIM OCHS ffa 1, 2, 3, 4, football 1, prom committee 3 BOB OCHS ffa 1, 2, 3, 4, tennis 1, 2, ag occupations 4 TERRI RATCLIFFE band 1, 2, 3, 4, french club 1, 2, 3, 4, pow wow 3, volleyball 2, 3, 4, color guard 4, 111’ abner 1, where’s charley 3 JEFF ROTH basketball 1, tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, cross country 2, 3, 4, track 4, Spanish club 1, 2, youth alive for christ 4, jets team 4, Illinois state scholar 4, national merit com- mended scholar 4, national honor society 3, 4, who’s who 3, 4, tiger rag 4 BARBARA SEATON fha 1, 3, 4, women’s glee 3, concert choir 4 JIM SCHNEPPER track 1, 2, 3, 4, tiger rag 4, french club I, 2, 3, 4, pow wow 1, 2, o’ club 3, 4, pow wow king candidate 4, planning building trade house 3, 4 KEITH SCHONERT football 1, 2, 3, 4, basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, track 2, student consulting committee 1, 2, 3, 4, o’ club 2, 3, 4, youth alive for christ 4, prom committee 3, after-prom com- mittee 3, national honor society 3, 4, Illinois state scholar 4, ffa 1, 2, 3, Christmas king 4 STEVEN SHAFER football 1, basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish club 3 DOUG SHIPMAN tennis 1, basketball 2, 3, ffa 1, 2, 3, tiger rag 4, boys state 3, intramural basketball 4 DEBBIE SHORT pep club 1,2, 3,4, band 1, 2, 3, flag corp 1, 2, 3, 4, latin club 2, fbla 4, tiger rag 4, after-prom committee 3 ERIC SORENSEN lil’ abner 1, pow wow 1, 2, 3, 4, jazz band 1, 2, latin club 2, 3, camera club 2, 3,4, olnean staff and photog- rapher 3, 4, concert band 1, 2, 3, 4, prom committee 3, Illinois state scholar 4 LYNETTE STENCEL solo and ensemble contest 1, 2, 3, national honor soci- ety 3,4, band 1, 2, 3, 4, concert choir 2, 3, Spanish club 2, 3, 4, youth alive for christ 3, 4, jazz band 1, 2, 3, 4, concert band 1, 2, 3, 4, swing choir 3, future problem solvers 4, science club 3, 4, camera club 3, 4, tiger rag 3,4, tiger rag editor 4, sae 4, pops concert 2, pow wow 1, 2, 3,4, flag corps 1, 2,3, Illinois state scholar 4, elks “most valuable student” award 4, pow wow me 4, lil’ abner 1, where’s charley 3, jets team 4, national merit commended scholar 4 DENYSE STEPHENSON basketball 1, band 1, track 4, after-prom committee 3, olnean 4, tiger rag 4, flag corps 1, golf 2 BOB STEVENS football 1,2,3,4, basketball 1, track 1, 3,4, o’ club 2, 3, 4, student council 4, Christmas king candidate 4 PATTY STOLTZ pep club 1, 2, 3,4, french club 1, 2, 3, class secretary 1, volleyball 2, 3,4, o’ club 2, 3, 4, track 2, 3, librarian 2, senior announcement committee 4, tiger rag 4 MARY STOVER art club 2, latin club 3, 4, science club 4 DEBORAH TRAVERS beginning chorus 1, fbla 2, women’s glee 2, concert choir 3, 4, pow wow 4, solo and ensemble contest 4, tiger rag 4 JULIE TURNIPSEED basketball 1, prom committee 3, after-prom commit- tee 3, pep club 4, olnean 4, art club 4, tiger rag 4 36 MIKE WAGNER football 1,2,3,4, baseball 2, basketball 1, o’ club 2,3,4, latin club 3, 4, pow wow 3, tiger rag 4 LISA WASHBURN pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, sae 3, 4, fbla 3, latin club 1, 2, 3, volleyball 2, class secretary 2, class treasurer 3, stu- dent review 4, prom committee 3, after-prom com- mittee 3, senior announcement committee 4, camera club 3, 4, national honor society 3, 4, pow wow cnadi- date 3, olnean 4, office girl 3 KATHY WEHRHEIM fbla 3, 4, fbla state convention 4, pep club 4 KIM WEIDNER band 1,2,3,4, concert choir 2,3,4, sweet adelines 3,4, science club 4, pep club 4, health careers 4 STEVE WEILER ffa 1, 2, 3, 4, student council 4 RODNEY WELLS ffa 2, 3, 4, intramural basketball 3, tiger rag 4 JANICE WERKMEISTER cheerleader 1,2,3,4, track 1, sae 1,3,4, speech club 4, french club 4, pow wow queen candidate 3, tiger rag 3, jets team 4, pow wow 1, 2, 4 KENDA WILLIS band 1,2, 3, flag corp 1,2,3,4, pep club 1,2,3,4, prom committee 3, after-prom committee 3, Spanish club 3 GILBERT WITTE librarian 1, 2, 3, 4 french club 1, 2, camera club 4, art club 1,2,3,4, where’s charley 3, t i club 4, pow wow 2, 3, 4, student council 3 SUSAN WRIGHT basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, tennis 3, 4, track 1, 2, 3, 4, volley- ball 2, o’ club 3, 4, art club 2, 3,4, pep club 1,4, fbla 4, fha 4, guidance 4, senior announcement committee 4 CINDY YONAKA pow wow queen candidate 1, student council 1,2,3,4, fbla 1, 2, 3, 4, fbla chapter and eastern area president 4, fbla state convention 2, 3,4, pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, class president 2, sae 2, 3, 4, camera club 2, 3, prom com- mittee 3, national honor society 3,4, class secretary 3, 4, olnean 4, homecoming queen candidate 4 CATHY ZEHNER latin club 3, 4, science club 4, fbla 3, 4, fbla state convention 3, 4, after-prom committee 3, senior an- nouncement committee 4 CHUCK ZUBER tiger rag 4, ffa 1,2, 3,4, ffa president 4, t i club 3,4, auto club 3, 4 MARTY ZUBER t i club 1, 4, ffa 2, 3, 4, student council 4 “Hey man, get down!” “Tomorrow’s special in the cafeteria!” — Phil Martin — Matt Smith JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Row 1: Brandon Weems, St. Council: Row 2: Lori Zuber, Vice-Pres.; Lisa Cummins, St. Review; Lisa Brooks. Pres; Samantha Fehren- bacher. Sec; Row 3: Phil Martin, St. Council: Robin Burgin, Treasurer. “Palmolive really softens the hands.” — Lisa Brooks “What King candidate wouldn't want one of these debonair, well- dressed. sophisticated, and very macho escorts?” — Carol Eagleson My impersonation of Robert Gallagher.”— Lisa Brooks ‘You didn't seem to mind it last night.” — Brandon Weems ‘O.K., who dropped the gum!” — Sara Miller 40 “She’s a little tall, but I guess she’ll do!” — Andi Smith “Breaker 19, what's your 10-20 Iron Man?” — Greg Erwin Rhonda Aldridge John Anderson Steve Archibald Sam Ashcraft Sherry Auteberry Ida Mae Bagwell Misty Bannister Tammy Bare Todd Barrington Marci Barrington Connie Beck Angela Bettis Terrie Bickers Jeff Biggerstaff Gary Bissey Rodney Blank Mark Bouffard Angela Branham Rodney Brault Jason Bricker Jesse Bromm Lisa Brooks Aaron Brown Steve Brown Brad Burgener Mark Burgener Robin Burgin Chris Buss Mart Byford Penny Campbell David Clark June Clevy John Clodfelter Nancy Comer Terri Cook Stephanie Courier Dannette Cox Marian Craig Lisa Cummings Cathy Cummins Charles Davis Harold Davis Philip DeYVeese Maria Dietrich Connie Dowty Lisa Duncan Traci Easton Sunny Erbacher Konni Ernst Gregory Erwin Samantha Fehrenbacher Leslie Floyd Dale Fore Brian Foster Kevin Foster Melissa Fritschle Susan Gardner Gloria Gay Mary Gefken Jim Gibbs Brian Ginder Lisa Green Donnie Griesemer Deborah Hallada Connie Hammond David Harrison Shannon Harrison Rim Herman Danny Herrin Tony Hickenbottom Jana Hicks Sandra Hise Janet Hout Theresa Howser Chuck Humphries Ranessa Hunley Christopher Iaun Paul Jackson Pam Jarvis James Jenkins Tammy Jenner Jane Jennings Robert Jennings Roger Jennings Harriet Judge Pat Karns Clay Keller Tanya Kepley Greg Kermicle Murl Kimmel 44 Misty King Amy Kinkade Tony Kittle Kris Koertge Shirley Kurtz Leonard Lacey Belenda Lambird Stephanie Lanning Brian Leister Kathy L£mke Rick Liles Tommy Lomas Lyndell Luster Amy Luthe Clifton Luthe Jerry Lyon Phillip Martin Roger May Joe McDevitt Michele McDonald Grace McDowell Jeffrey McGuire Kendra Meentemeyer Kerry Michels Sara Miller Steve Mowrer Connie Murphy Patrick Murray Anu Natarajan Teresa Nix 45 Stanley Novak Cornelia Ochs Teresa Osterman David Pampe Bill Parker Michael Parker Debbie Payne Peggy Phillips Mattie Pickett Scott Pickerel Todd Pickerel Holly Piercefield Randal Ping Ricky Ping Kevin Polk Kevin Porter Scott Purdy Jeff Ratcliffe Billy Read Russ Rennier Linda Resor Heidi Reynolds Tammy Ridgely Angela Ring Mary Ann Roark Greg Roberts Dana Royse Doug Runyon Robin Runyon Robert Satterfield 46 Lanalee Scammahorn John Scammahorn Mike Schmucker Antoinette Scott Tom Seabolt Joan Sefton Jeff Skelton Stephanie Slover Wendy Smallwood Jennifer Smashey Andrea Smith Matt Smith Brian Snider Kim Sorensen Greg Spillman Larry Spillman Lori Spitz Peggy Stanley Ellen Steber Ivan Steber Kenny Steber Lisa Steber Patricia Steber Gwin Stewart Cindy Stoll Lori Stoltz Derek Sullivan Sheryl Talley Diana Taylor Steve Tibbs 47 Lori Totten Carol Tovo Kerry Travis Kathy Umfleet Christopher Vail Vincent Volk David VonAlmen Mike Walker Christina Weber Brandon Weems Kenny Weiler Thomas Weiler Eric Wells Darrin Wheat Cindy Whyde Lisa Wilken Clay Wilson Julie Wilson Robin Wilson Steve Wooldridge Bryan Wuthrich Vernon Wyatt Lori Zuber 48 “I feel warm now!” — Rodney Blank “No comment, Carol wants to give her point of view about the new jungle gym.” — Samantha Feh- renbacher “I think Marie has a problem.” — Terri Cook “I thought you were the shy type! Have you told your wife?” — Konni Ernst 44 and if I’m elected I promise Kevin Porter Wow, is it really E.T.? — Wendy Smallwood “Now where did you say the green was?” — Chris Buss “That’ll teach him not to mess with my wife!” — Chris Iaun “We’d rather sit on lockers than play P.E.’’ — Julie Wilson “Hey, I’m the World’s strongest man.” — Bill Parker SO PROBATIONARY NATIONAL HONOR SOCI- ETY: Row 1: Mike Schmuker, Teresa Nix, Konni Ernst; Row 2: Anu Natarajan, Angie Ring, Vincent Volk; Row 3: Jerry Lyon. “Decorating for Prom was such hard work. — Gwin Stewart SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Row 1: Mona Kocher, Secretary; Denise Stencel, Vice-Presi- dent; Debbie Militello, Treasurer; Row 2: Albert Wilkerson, St. Council; Andy Kuenstler, St. Council; Row 3: Matt Franklin, President. L 1 53 “Well, do you think I’m ready for Glam- our?”— Kim Brooks Doug, turn around, they're trying to take your picture! — Charlotte Eckiss “This is my punk attitude. — Julie Read “Has the bell rung yet? John Anderson “Get lost Elizabeth.” — Mike Brauer “Another lazy day.” — David Ahlfield 55 Dawn Adkins David Ahlfield David P. Allen Chuck Alvord Angie Atkins Lisa Baker Perry Balding Tim Bare James Barrett Anthony Bell Brad Benson Dana Berry Brad Billingsley Kim Billington Martin Black Bobbie Blackford Sabrina Blanchette James Blevins Mark Boley Sandi Bower Betty Bracken Warren Brackett Mike Brauer Stanley Brault Carol Bromm Kenneth Bromm Kim Brooks Deborah Brown Garrett Brown Michelle Burgin 56 Catherine Cantwell Christine Cantwell Lori Caudell David Cecil Patrick Chaplin Katrina Clark Susan Clow Mark Combs Gary Cowman Julie Cox Doug Curtis Tammy Deischer Gerald Doan James Doan Michael Dowty Sandra Dowty Greg Dreiman Connie Duncan Sheila Eads Charlotte Eckiss Philip Edgington Kenneth Evans Kimberly Evans Tom Fehrenbacher Kevin Fisher Carla Fitch Bart Foerster Matt Franklin Neal Gassmann Darren Gay 57 Michael Ginder Sandra Ginder Dustie Gomes Mark Goss Mindy Green Patricia Griffith Staurt Griffin Larry Groff Sandra Hahn Sharon Hahn Patrick Hahn Sean Harbaugh Steve Harlan John Harmon Susan Harmon Brian Harris Terri Harrison David Harting Charles Hawes Donna Hawk Phillip Herman Bruce Hixon Peter Hoover Brian Horan Darin Houchin Shannon Hough Samuel Jarvis Terry Johnson Jodi Jones Theodore Kamis 58 Bradley Kapper Sheri Keen Sheila Kermicle Cindy Kesler Kent King Mona Kocher Andy Kuenstler John Kuenstler Jeffery Lathrop Jill Lathrop Rita Ledeker Brad Leister Lisa Lemke Nancy Lemke Terry Linder Glenda Lomas Donna Long David Lucas Stacey Malone Diane Matlock Tina May Dennis McDevitt Allen McDowell Carol McGillivray John McGlone Bridgett McKinney Daryl McNabb Jimmy McVaigh Donna Mehl Lynette Middleton 5 Debbie Militello Rhonda Morris David Muhs Stephanie Nelson Anne Newlin Ann Nix Harold Nix Carol Parker Betty Parkhurst Rosalyn Peach Gary Phillips Shane Piercefield Randall Pool Stacy Pratt J.D. Prout Dennis Read Richard Reynolds Trevor Ridgely Shawn Rose Scott Salmon Tammy Schaefer Scott Scherer Tony Schmidt Robert Schwartz Terry Seaton Larry Shock Earl Slover Brenda Slunaker Alan Steber Sonya Steber 60 Denise Stencel Tena Stivers Connie Stovall Kim Strong James Tarpley Leah Taylor Katherine Tegtmeyer Rob Terrell William Thomas LaDonna Tibbs Danny Tracy Darian Tracy Larry Tracy Richard Tracy Teresa Travous Dianna Umfleet Ricky VanMatre Justin Vare David Waggoner Jeff Wagner Mary Walker Ken Warren Lori Wehrheim David Weiler Lora Werkmeister Brooke Westall Russell Weston Vera Jo Whyde Hope Wiley Albert Wilkerson 61 Jeffery Wimberly Cynthia Witte Tammy Wright Kim Yendt Julie Zuber Mary Beth Zuber Michael Zuber Angela Zwilling Matthew Zwilling “Come on you know how those kind of people act.” — Jim McVaigh 63 I hope Frank doesn't see me doing that.’ — Julie Read “Go ahead and look, but I still say our camel isn’t in there.” — Daryl McNabb 65 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Row 1: Darla Um fleet, Treasurer; Pete Morse, St. Council; Mary Beth Berger, Pres; Row 2: Tammy Wisner, Vice-Pres.; Staci Cline, Sec.; Jenny Modesitt, St. Council. “Don't make fun of my hair or I'll shoot you. — Angie Blackburn Bad Shot — Jay Salmon “Boy it sure feels nice to be tall for once. — Mary Beth Berger “Well, It’s better than smoking. — Jenny Modesitt .. jb Vum 67 “Sure can’t wait till the end of the semester to get out of this class.' Struble “Maybe if I just look at my paper everyone will think I’m studying.” — Greg Sorensen — Doi “Wow! Yogi — don’t you wish you looked like him!' Tammy Wisner “Please don’t hit me with that chair.” — Roger Cunningham I wonder why they call it the Soul drill!?!” — Steve Hahn ‘Don't take the picture my hair is messed up. “Oh no, not in the trees!” — Randy Harting “Cutting and glueing things together, I remem' her doing that in 1st grade!” — Pete Morse 'It’s slow, but it gets me where I’m going.” — Pam Can- Trent Aldridge Machelle Allard Steven T. Allen Cheryl Alvord Timothy Anderson Kristi Angle Jarred Angle Loren Arteberry Deana Auteberry Diana Auteberry Douglas Atkins Michael Baas Bengee Bauman Patricia Bell Ellen Benton Mary Beth Berger Tammy Blssey Angela Blackburn Timothy Blackburn Teresa Blain April Tina Boulb Lisa Bowe Christina Brewer David Britton Spencer Brock Darian Brown Delrey Brown Danny Brummitt Mark Bunting Tammy Burgener Thomas Burgener Shelly Burton Bill Byford Ralph Calcote Cindy Campbell Pamela Cannons Kevin Cecil Staci Cline Tina Clow Mark Cole Celia Combs Phyllis Cotner James Coulter Jerry Cummins Roger Cunningham Kevin Dallmier Alyssa Darrel Dale Dean Dee Dietrich Teresa Dilly Denny Doan Jacque Doan Bradley Doll Beverly Dowty Rebecca Drugas Laura Dunahee Micheal Eagleson Stephen Eagleson Stephen Earp Oscar Eck 71 72 Ronald Eckel Kassi Edington Steve Farrar Angela Fehrenbacher Jeffery Foster Michelle Franklin Daniel Fritschle Roger Fulk Jeffery Gammon Linda Gefken Kathleen Geiger Todd Gibson James Glover Kelly Gottfried Tracy Gray Douglas Hahn Mark Hahn Steven Hahn Heath Hamilton Darius Hanson Anthony Harmon Rodney Harmon Donna Harris Randy Harting Candace Heindselman Jesse Henry Tom Hixon Todd Horn Jill Hortin Jill Hough Tony Hough Bradley Hubble Jonathan Ittner Tiffany Jones Tina Jones Jennifer Kaitschuck Dana Kauble James Kelley Susan Kerster Bobby Kittle Matthew Knuckles Joseph Kocher Nancy Kraut Charles Lamb Brenda Lamar Jason Lathrop James Laughlin John Lemke Thomas Lewis Karen Liles Christina Lohg Dennis Long Kathy Longbons Ronald Lynch James Maes Robyn Maines Curtis Maleri David Marks Dennis Mattingly Clifford McCreary 73 Carol McDowell Phillip McGrady Derek McVaigh Jeffery Militello Kathryn Miller Jennifer Modesitt Peter Morse Angela Muhs Dawna Muhs Nathan Napier David Nelson Kelly O’Dell Billy Page Kelli Patterson Rayme Patterson Robert Payne Mickey Perry Keith Persinger Robert Persinger Amy Petty Jill Pierzchalski Joy Ping Bernetta Poland Bradley Potter Jon Quayle Stephen Ratcliffe Curtis Reisinger Jeffery Ring Anthony Ritter Carl Roark Lori Roberts Robyn Roush Deborah Royse Brett Runyon Timothy Sager Jay Salmon James Sarks Robert Savage Lori Savoy Christopher Scherer Ellen Schneider Timothy Schwartz Stacy Scott Sharon Sensney James Shafer Micheal Shipman Scott Shouse Paul Shryock Robin Sikes Patrick Slover George Smalley David Smith Jason Smith Toney Smith Duane Snider Gregory Sorenson Mark Steber Paul Steber Tony Stevens Sandra Stoll 75 James Stover Lona Stover Ann Stremme Douglas Struble Micheal Summerfield Scott Timmons Timothy Tovo Darla Umfleet Danny Vaughn Julie Vieira Amy Volk Bryan Walser Cynthia Watson Brian Wattleworth Gina White David Wiley Jane Williams Jean Williams Kimberly Williams Tammy Wisner Victoria Witte Michaelle Worlow Daniel Wright Richard Wyatt Jon Zerkle Anthony Zuber James Zuber — Jim Glover “See this ia me doing my Indian Rain Dance!” — Steve Ratcliffe “Glad this la over with, good enough.” — Tony Hough Hey Jenny, look at this!” — Shelley Franklin “Boy, I sure wish I hadn't forgotten my cheat sheet!” — Todd Horn “I wonder if this is how “Brooke” got her start?” — Mary Beth Berger ■n Boy, Brian is big.” — Tony Bitter Senie I Bequ “Robin Wilson, my ability to get along with Mr. Hough; Rita Ledeker, my won- derful ability to get hurt during the sea- son.” — Carolyn Burgener “Sandy, my car and muscles; to brother Brian Harris, all my black rock T-shirts; to Steven D., all the good times I had in school.” — Kevin Doser “Clay, my Puerto Rican race; Lori Spitz, my parking place; my brother Greg, my locker.” — Lori Blank “Pat Hahn, my linebacking ability; Coach Carmody, my ability to form sentences.” — Mike Lacey “Mr. Murray, a wig for a full head of hair.” — Allen Kocher “Kent King, my Rabbit and my ability to keep it out of the ditch.” — Dean Kermicle “Mike Shipman, my baseball ability.” — Dave Kermicle “Kenny Weller, my ability to ride the bus home; Belenda Lambird, my accounting grades.” — Shelby Witte “Next year’s senior class president, all the honor, glory, and prestige that goes with the office. I’m taking everything else with me.” — Mark Linder “Scot Purdy, my ability to skip out without getting caught.” — Terry Thomson “Linda Resor, my ability not to get sick in gym bags; Sara Miller, the ability to get pulled over on Main for doing a Chinese fire drill with B-I-R-C-H and not get a ticket.” — Kathy Lathrop 80 eath To ... “Linda Resor, my Glenn Frey album and everything I have from Sears.” — Julie Turnipseed “My little sister, my ability to make good grades.” — Darin Weidner “Jane Jennings, my ability to assist; Cindy Kesler, nothing because she’s already great at everything.” — Susan Wright “Tammy Ridgely, my unending powers of flashing my baby blues.” — Nancy Fox “My brother Matthew, my Boston Bucket so he has something to carry his water in.” — Nancy Zwilling “Brooke Westall, my Elvis Costello foot- ball glasses even though he already has a pair of his own.” — Keith Schonert “Shannon Hough, my laugh; Neal Gass- mann, my great driving ability; Jerry Lyon, my entire ’Pac-Man’ fund.” — Jim Schnepper “Linda Resor, my great ability to talk to plants; Tom Fehrenbacher, my ability to understand strange girls’ behaviors.” — Kim Sheets “Sara and Robin, my great driving skills.” — Patty Stoltz “Coach Wilson, my knowledge of the Ti- ger offense.” — Mike Wagner “Kim Herman, my ability to raise cane in the halls and come out looking innocent.” — Jim Ochs “Heath Hamilton, all my baseball exper- tise.” Cecilia Horan HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR fAUORITES OF A “DIFFERENT” FAVORITE EXCUSE FOR BEING LATE 1. Car trouble 6. Flat tire 2. Overslept 7. Something’s wrong with my watch 3. Had better things to do 8. Detained in hall 4. Couldn’t get my locker open 9. I wasn’t late! 5. Didn’t get here in time 10. I got lost! FAVORITE SPORT FAVORITE T.V. SHOWS FAVORITE CLASSES 1. Magnum P.I. 1. P.E. 1. Football 2. Mash 2. Prod. Comm. 2. Basketball 3. Dynasty 3. Journalism 3. Baseball 4. Simon Simon 4. Accounting 4. Wrestling 5. Soap 5. Lunch 5. Running 6. Soccer 7. Tennis 8. Volleyball FAVORITE RESTAURANTS 9. Swimming 10. Hockey 1. Western Sizzlin 6. The Refinery 2. McDonald’s 7. Gray’s Tavern 3. Red Lobster 8. Ponderosa 4. Executive Inn 9. Long John Silvers 5. Pizza Hut 10. Wendy’s FAVORITE FEMALE SINGERS FAVORITE MALE SINGERS FAVORITE PLACE TO GO ON A DATE 1. Pat Benatar 2. Olivia Newton-John 3. Sylvia 4. Joan Jett 5. Barbra Streisand 1. John Cougar 2. Rick Springfield 3. Billy Squire 4. Ozzy Osbourne 5. Billy Joel 1. Movies 2. Vincennes 3. “Our Place” 4. Home 5. Out to Eat 6. Paul McCartney 7. Kim Carnes 7. Kenny Rodgers 8. Diana Ross 9. Wendy O’Williams 8. J. Giles 9. Bruce Springsteen FAVORITE HANG-OUT 10. Linda Ronstadt 10. Chipmunks 1. McDonald’s 2. The River 3. Behind Kramer’s garage — 4. Park FAVORITE MOVIES 5. Toy Room 6. Closet 1. Rocky III 6. Poltergeist 7. Home 2. E.T. 7. Halloween III 8. Tree 3. Porky’s 8. Chariots Of Fire 9. Opportunity Center 4. An Officer And A Gentleman 9. Endless Love 10. C.J.’s Love Nest 5. On Golden Pond 10. Arthur • Senior I Bequeatt “Brandon Weems, all my Spanish abili- ties; my sister Sandy, all the great times I’ve had through high school; Mike Ship- man, all my shopping secrets; Gary Bissey, the ability to put up with M.S. one more year.” — Susan Dowty “Mike Schmucker, my presidency; Tom Burgener, my mouth.” — Scott Brown “My brother Greg, all the fun I’ve had through high school; Mona Kocher, my fabulously decorated locker.” — Valerie Dreiman “Next year’s Olneaa editors and the ’84 Pow Wow emcees, ’muchos’ patience; Heidi R., the phrase ’be real, Big Lar’; Matt Franklin, the ability to put up with her; Kelly O’Dell, my fanastic sense of hu- mor; Mr. S., the memories of what could have been, but wasn’t .” — Elizabeth Brauer “Rob Terrell, a new basketball that says ’invincible’, since his has worn off; Debbie Militello, my ability to tolerate intruders.” — Sherrie Brock “Ivan Steber, my ability to get women.” — Chuck Zuber “Belenda Lambird, my ability to be No. 1 in racquet ball.” — Kenda Willis “Staci Cline, Susan Kerster, Shelly Franklin, Jenny Kaitschuk — my ability to smile when I feel like dying.” — Antoi- nette Martin “Ivan Steber, my ability to raise cane when and where you are at the time.” — Steve Weller mnis i To ... “Samantha Fehrenbacher, the ability to get sick in Dianne’s car instead of opening the door; Linda Resor, my ability to get my foot stuck under the back wheel of a three- wheeler; Sara Miller, my ability to play football; Lisa Cummins, my ability to climb up C.B. antennas in the early morn- ing hours; Sharon Hahn, the ability to steal John Wiley ’for sale’ signs and not get caught.” — Carol Eagleson “Samantha Fehrenbacher, my great abili- ty to play tennis; Brad Rapper, the ability to ride in a ’67 Volkswagon and not get dizzy; Linda Resor, all of my ’movies’.” — Nancy Etson “Jane, my car.” — Jim Peck “Jim Stover, the strength to throw bigger people into the shower.” — Cathy Zehner “David Clark, my ability to be around three females and still keep my sanity; my sister Kim, my ability to leave home late, arrive at school late, and not get grounded or a detention; my brother Greg, my abili- ty to get grounded week after week for staying out late, and to be out running around the day after; to the entire percus- sion section, my ability to march through the mud in my spider boots playing my snare drum and not losing my balance!” — Eric Sorensen “Sara Miller, my ability to be a seal; Linda Resor, the ability to surpass a speed of 20 mph when ’going muddin’.” — Kathy Keyth “Stephanie Nelson, my little black book, and all my great abilities to catch men.” — Tracy Brooks 81 East Richland High School Faculty 1982-83 Rosemary Almaraz Foreign Language m Bob Atkins Science 0 Ted Beagle IMC Ron Berkshire History Bob Birge Vocational Director Judy Birge Special Education Larry Cartmill Marsha Crossland Foreign Home Economics Lang. Comm. Margaret Gregg Special Education David Griesemer Music Jack Gordon Science Sam Eyer T St I Pat Hand Ron Herrin Driver Education History Galen Hinkel Building Trades Leon Hough Driver Education Sue Hough Home Economics George Huffman Math 83 Carol Jackson Business Dick Kesler Math Linda Kowalis Communications Deb McAdow Librarian Cyrus McCormick Jerry Miller T I Science Larry Miller History D. George Rumsey Principal Kathy Mizuno History Foreign Lang. Larry Saler Science Deb Monsen Music Dave Shafer Communications Susan Murray Math Becky Sheppard Physical Education Mildred Richardson Communications % David Sheppard T I Anne Rodgers Communications Janet Shipman Business 84 “I don’t know, Mr. Hand — with all this weight loss do you think we can handle another year?” — Mr. Hough “And then I said to Phil Mahre ” — Mr. Woodward “The great thinker. ' — Mrs. Schmalhausen ch Arrah Jean Shumaker History Mary Slater Special Education Carol Steinman Learning Resources Fran Stencel Title I Robert Stevens Math Ron Sullivan Jim Voyles Guidance Counselor Vice Principal Judy Walker Communications David Walters Communications Bill Washburn Agriculture Bob Whittington Agriculture John Wiley Business Clara Willis Health Services Mike Wilson Physical Education Tom Woodward History Linda Zerkle Physical Education Jim Zwilling Communications Jackie Stout Art 85 “I’d rather be in Florida again ' — Mrs. Murray “What do you mean math’s not the only subject you’re tak- ing!” — Mr. Kesler “You betcha, heavy duty heads, those who know know this is true.” — Mr. Cartmill Clash of the Titans. Mr. Griesemer “I suppose you’re all wondering what you’re doing here.’’ — Mr. willing “I’ve always heard that rubbing Abe Lincoln’s nose would bring good luck, but it didn't help the referendum.” — Mr. Hillis. Secretary Board Of Education Willard Stoltz; Frank Van Matre; Jack Jennings: C. Edward Miller, President; Harry Hillis, Jr., Secretary; Ray Strzelec; Sue Quayle; Richard Slater. Administrators Kat that food and smile! ’ — Mr. Rumsey Secretaries “It’s Halloween!” — Pat Kapper “Have a good day!” — Mrs. Williams “The phone never stops ringing!” — Mrs. Har- mon “I really get the day off?!” — Pat Treece “Mr. Shafer, you shouldn’t stand on that chair to get to your mail- box!” — Sherry Harrison “Haven’t I got beautiful children?” — Pat Kapper “Gosh, it's cold out here!” — Mark Combs “No, Greg, you can’t buy me with candy.” — Mona Kocher “Hey, wait for me!” — Jim Laughlin Typically, Tigers Win Homecoming This year’s Homecoming was a great the activities; they started it off by a burn- skit, where they made a caterpillar and success. The week of Homecoming was ing “Tigers” sign. This was followed by a walked over Mr. Wilson, leaving a wet featured with a clash day, color day, and a pie-eating contest, which Mr. Rumsey sign that it was there. The most memora- slob day, which everyone enjoyed. won when he got the pie thrown in his ble was the “Homecoming King” contest. The annual Snake Dance was held face. This was the highlight of the activi- The candidates were Greg Erwin, Ross Thursday night, October 21. This consisted ties, followed by the traditional tug-of- Kirk, and Mike Wagner. They wore bras, of the Marching Tiger Band leading the war. slips, make-up, and sandals. They were way. Riding in the cold, the Homecoming The coronation and pep session took judged by the students on their sexiness. Queen Candidates, Penny Dietz, Kathy place Friday morning. First the candi- beauty, poise, and “build.” The new Lathrop, and Cindy Yonaka, followed the dates and their escorts were introduced: Homecoming King was Ross Kirk, who band. The floats, made by clubs, added a Penny Dietz and Bobby Stevens, Kathy was crowned by the 1981 King, Dave lot of enthusiasm to the Snake Dance. The Lathrop and Jan Ridgely, and Cindy Yon- Kesler. Tiger football team rode on the back of a aka and Rusty Long. Mike Lacey an- The kick-off against Salem started the semitrailer along with two flatbed wagons nounced the 1982 Homecoming Queen, evening’s activities. The Tigers defeated full of straw. Then came the cheerleaders Kathy Lathrop. She was crowned by the the Wildcats 21-14. When the game ended, leading the twisting, turning chain of fol- 1981 Homecoming Queen, Lea Ann Bur- students and alumni headed for the gym lowers down Whittle and Main. gener. for the dance, featuring the band “Good The parade came to an end at the foot- Following the coronation were many Feelings.” The dance, ending at 12HM), con- CJ] ball field. The cheerleaders had planned skits. Some of these were the Speech Club eluded Homecoming 1982. “Deana, bring back that razor!” — Mr. Rumsey “A picture of Salem.” — Harold Davis “What a mess!” — Mike Brauer 92 “Thank God it's about over so I can get this dress off.” — “OK Jim. keep this Alpha on the track!” — Kathy Lath- rop 4UIMN ii Hi JHHii i mii i mu ill ii in M fl fTF ia tiiii T’f T! • fT TIT H i Sff 11H� ’ ! ■ irvTtm Penn Diet i� � i M.v. ,V ,iV W “Who are you looking at now. Rusty?” — Cindy Yonaka 93 Homecoming King Candidates and Escorts: Dave Kesler, ’81 King; Carol Eagleson; Allison Doan; Mike Wagner; Linda Resor; Ross Kirk; Greg Erwin; Lisa Cummins. “This is no time for a piggy-back ride.” — Ross Kirk “I thrive on the sound of broken bones.” — Dennis Harlan “Kermicle and I, we’ve got junior power!” — Kim Herman ‘What a time for labor pains!”— Mike Levitt ✓ a ■ M3 X “The six-million dollar man in ac- tion.” — Mike Kap- per Christmas Dance 1982 “Do-to—do-to — Announcing the “Imperial” King! Schonert, 1982 Christmas King “Oh! good! next year I have to come back for the coronation. — Chris Gil, 1982 Christmas Queen Candidates Bob Ste- vens and Nancy Fox Candidates Robert Gallagher and Sherrie Brock “Applause, Applause ...” ... For The 1983 Pow Wow Variety Show “If you miss this show, you’ll hate yourself for the rest of your life.” Such prophetic words were spoken by the di- rector of the 1988 Pow Wow Variety Show, Mr. Griesemer, just a few weeks before the Saturday, Feb. 26 show. Cur- tain time was 7.-00 P.M., and the capacity crowd which filled the dassatorium found his words to be true as they wit- nessed a most outstanding performance. The traditional event was hosted for the first time by two female MCs, Lynette Stencel and Elizabeth Brauer. Though not taking the words “break a leg” liter- ally, Lynette did nearly lose her voice the day of the show; however, Elizabeth and Lynette performed like troupers, head- ing the old adage, “the show must go on!” “What the heck is (oins on?” — Na- than Napier Quit while you’re a head” — Mr. Griesemer I like the real thing better.” — Phil Martin Being Cecilia’s bodyguard, I must protect her from her raging fans.” — Deb Travers • , m “I know he’s in there; maybe if I keep trying, something will come out.” — Derek Sullivan “Boy, Phil Martin sure is tall!” — Brad Potter “See that handsome blond in the third row?!?I think he’s winkin’ at me. Elizabeth Brauer “What do you mean we can’t go to the disco on Sat- urday?” — Stacey Malone “Masking tape and newspaper are so much more economical than diapers.” — Lynette Stencel “I’ll do anything for a good laugh.” — Mark Linder Hey Phil, what happened to your hands?” — Greg Erwin “Charlie, get this microphone out of my ear!” — Rob Rennier “ but chocolate is my favor- ite!” — Sherrie Brock I, “I’m Russian. What am I doing with this flag?” — Matt Knuckles “I was so scared up there! I was thinking. ‘Oh no what’s the next word?”’ — Mike Schmuckerf “This is the kind of thing I do to get no- ticed.” — Mike Summerfield “We’ve Got Tonight” — Pow Wow 1983 The 1983 Pow Wow dance and coronation followed the variety show. The theme for this year’s dance was “We’ve got Tonight” with music provided by the “Grinder’s Wheel”. Coronation started the dance off. In choosing the candidates, each class selected two boys and two girls to represent them; then the entire student body voted for their choices as Pow Wow King and Queen. Last year’s royalty, Becky Mewes and Mike Schrey, were there to crown Senior Chris Hortin and Junior Lori Zuber. This year was the first in many years that two seniors didn't re- ceive queen and king. The new royalty and their court danced the traditional dance while the band played “The Rose”. After the excitement of corona- tion, there was an evening full of music and dancing. The dance couldn’t be complete without tearing down all of the streamers the student council spent hours putting up. It was all in fun though, and made the dance more exciting. What an evening! You’ve got to be kidding!” — Lori Zuber “What a time for jock itch!” — Chris Horton Seniors Chris Hortin and Nancy Etson 1983 Pow Wow King and Queen CHRISTOPHER HORTIN AND LORIZUBER Freshmen Jeff Gammon and Mary Berger Freshmen David Smith and Staci Cline Sophomores Jeff Wagner and Cindy Kesler with St. Council President Mike Lacey Juniors Phil Martin and Jane Jennings Seniors Jim Schnepper and Mary Birch Juniors Shannon Harrison and Lori Zuber 101 “Magical Moments” Make Prom 1983 The 1983 Junior-Senior Prom was Friday, April 15. Approxi- mately 140 couples attended the festivities. The theme for Prom was “A Magical Moment.” This year’s Prom colors were blue and silver. In the middle of the floor was a carousel decorated in blue and sil- ver. There was a large castle on the stage to compliment the theme, along with a castle on each table. The pictures were taken by 102 Propes Photography, with a beau- tiful background which consisted of a white bridge to the left, with a river flowing underneath. The backdrop featured a castle with a winding road. The band Good Feelings pro- vided easy listening music which brought many of the couples out onto the dance floor. The sopho- more attendants escorted the cou- ples to their tables, and served cake and punch throughout the dance. The attendants were surprised when they had to escort in a lady, dressed as a clown, bringing in two balloon bouquets which ad- ded a little extra surprise to two young men who were the guinea pigs of the joke. They received a round of applause from the other young couples, who were watch- ing this “singing clown.” For those who still wanted to dance when Prom was over, After-Prom began at 1 A.M., fea- turing Freddie McFall; it was held at the Fireside. After-Prom concluded at 5 A.M. ending a very exciting night. No, it’s not a ball in the 1800's. No, I’m not Mary Poppins. Yes, I do feel like a pup tent. — Anita Barrington PROM ATTENDANTS: Tracy Gray, Dennis Read, Mona Kocher, Michael Zuber, Cindy Kesler, Scott Salmon. “Not too tight, my hoop might go up!” — Dawn Barrington “I wish you wouldn't play with my ear.” — Greg Spillman “Wearing a dress brings out the animal in me.” — Caro! Eagleson “Pictures ?!?!” — Kelly O'Dell FBL.A Row 1: Janice Adams, Cheryl Myers, Terri Cook, Patty Steber, Wendy Smallwood, Cindy Stoll, Kathy Lemke, Peggy Stanley, Peggy Phillips, Donna Tibbs, Mona Kocher, Robin Wilson, Nancy Lemke; Row 2: Teresa Osterman, Diann Gardner, Mindy Green, Jill Lathrop, Michelle Murbarger, Kathy Wehr- heim, Carolyn Burgener, Susan Wright, Jane Jennings, Cindy Yonaka, Mark Anderson, Cathy Zehner, Valerie Dreiman; Row 3: Deb Short, Lori Blank, Kim Sheets, Rhonda Lathrop, Kim Ochs, Tammy Deischer, Hope Wiley, Lisa Richardson. Peggy Balding, Carol McDowell. Tracy Gray, Darla Umfleet, Tina Brewer, Shelly Burton; Row 4: Mrs. Anderson (sponsor). Misty Truitt, Patrik Cedemar, Lori Caudell, Pam Jarvis, Ronda Aldridge, Mary Ann Roark, Susan Gardner, Joan Sefton, Mary Walker, Lori Wehrheim, Katrina Clark, Lisa Green, Mrs. Shipman (sponsor). FBLA Officers Row 1: Mark Anderson, Parliamentarian; Michelle Murbarger, Ser- geant-at-Arms; Row 2: Cindy Yonaka, President; Jane Jennings, St. Council; Cathy Zehner, Vice-President; Kathy Wehrheim, Treasurer; Tammy Ridgely, Reporter; Mona Kocher, Secretary. FFA Row — 1: Mark Steber, Paul Zerkle, Dave Kermicle, Darrin Weidner, Jim Ochs, Chuck Zuber. Bob Ochs, Steve Kuenstler, Joe Kocher; Row — 2: Sponsor, Bill Washburn, Billy Read. Jeff Wimberly, Tracy Brooks, David Fritschle, Murl Kimmel. Roger Jennings, Linda Ginder, Bobby Blackford. David Muhs. Jim Doan, Dennis Read, Andy Kuenstler, Trevor Ridgely, Sponsor. Bob Whittington; Row — 3: Doug Atkins. Steve Tibbs. Matt Zwilling. Jason Lathrop. Paul Steber. Alan Steber. Dave Stremme, Shawn Rose, Jeff Lathrop. John Blackford, Alan Kocher. Rod W'ells, Jim McVaigh, Carrie Travis, Gary Cowman; Row — 4: Brad Burgener, Robert Scherer, Kevin Burgener, David VonAlmon, Vincent Volk, Mike Zuber, Brooke Westall, Marty Zuber, Joe Zuber, Steve Weiler, Tim Scherer, Danny Wisner, Kenny Weiler, Eric Wells, Mark Goss. FFA Officers iw i 108 Row — 1: President, Chuck Zuber; Row — 2: Reporter, Steve Kuenstler. Treasurer, Darrin Weidner, Vice President, Dave Kermicle, Sentinial. Bob Ochs, Secretary, Jim Ochs. T I Row 1: Earl Slover, Brian Snider, Richard Renyolds, Tony Kittle; Row 2: Gary Phillips. Sam Jarvis, Mark Goss, Matt Zwilling, Bill Thomas, Brad Pampe, Kerry Michels, Dennis McDevitt, Pat Chaplin; Row 3: Gilbert Witte, Rick VanMatre, Greg Dreiman, Tim Bare, Bri- an Horan, Robert Hoff. Cliffton I,tithe, Kevin Doser, Marty Zuber, Brad Burgener, Tim La Marr, Rick Liles, John Anderson. Bryan Brooks; Row 4: Tom Sea- bolt, Mark Burgener, Pat Carnes, Rodney Blank, Mike Heindselman, Bobby Pampe, Charles Schmucker, Wesley Baker, Jim Gibbs, David Smith, Phil Herman. Brad Raley; Row 5: Jesse Bromm, Steve Tibbs. Kent King. Jim Blevins, Allen Kocher, Kevin Porter, Har- old Davis, Sharon Steber, Lisa Steber, Kenny Weiler, Don Greismer, Jim McDaniels; Row 6: Brett Miller, Keith Cambell, Russ Weston, David Runyon, Rick Ping, Danny Herrin, David Weiler. Mike Dowty. Bri- an Craig, Gary Bissey, Rob Burger, Chris Vail, Leon- ard Lacey, John McGlone, Aran Brown, Bill Parker, Doug Runyon FHA Row 1: Barbara Seaton. Susan Wright, Vera Whyde, Terrie Bicker. Carol Tovo, Connie Stovall, Dawna Muhs; Row 2: Bernetta Poland. Sandra Hise, Sarah Knight, Dustie Gomes, Nancy Zwilling. Michelle McDonald, (Sponsor) Mrs. Crossland. Lisa Duncan, Misty King, Lori Stoltz, Tammy Basset. Donna Harris. Lisa Bowe 109 Building Trades Row I: Mike Levitt, Mark Woith, Bobby Pampe. Troy Schmidt, Warren Kocher, Brian Brooks, Doug McVaigh, Brian VanGundy, Wesley Baker; Row 2; David Apple. Rodney Brault, Kenny Steber, Robert Hoff, Doug Runyon, Mike Griffith, Mike Lambird, Brad Pampe, Sponsor, Mr. Hinkel; Row 3: Kevin Foster, Shannon Harrison, Leonard Lacey, Roy Wyatt, Rodney Blank, Kerry Michels, Perry Bricker, David Harrison Health Careers Row 1: Lisa Duncan. Janet Chamberlin, Nancy Zwilling, Tammy Bassett; Row 2: Clara Willis (sponsor), Cheryl Myers, Penny Evans, Tom Thomas, Tina Perry, Lori Stoltz; Row 3: Angela Branham, Misty Truitt, Lana Scammahorn, Lisa Wilken, Kim Weidner, Lea Ann Slater, Jenny Long; Row 4: Jacque Muhs, Pat Bailey, Janice Adams. Guidance Gals Top: Patty Steber. Melissa Fritschle. Cindy Stoll, Lanalee Srammahorn. Lisa Wilkens; Bottom: Janet Hout, Valerie Dreiman, Kathy Wehrhei. Morning Bulletin Row 1: Kim Sorensen; Row 2: Chris Buss, Kim Weidner, Kim Sheets; Row 3: Elizabeth Brauer, Con- nie Dowty, Peggy Phillips. Donna Mehl; Row 4: Candy Heindselman, Marjorie Runyon. Jennifer Smashey, Cindy Stoll, Lori Spitz, Chris Koertge; Row 5: Lori Zuber Robin Runyon, Tammy Bare, Ronda Aldridge, Peggy Stanley, Sheryl Talley, Sonya Steber, Andi Smith. Ill Speech Team Row — 1: Kathy Keyth, Debbie Militello, Teresa Travous, Kendra Meentemeyer, Denise Stencel. Kim Sorensen; Row — 2: Mr. Walters, Scott Brown, Teresa Nix. Toni Martin, Nancy Etson, Eric Davis, Sandi Bower, Cindy Stoll, Stacey Malone. Speech Club Row — 1: Brandon Weems, Elizabeth Brauer; Row — 2: Kathy Keyth, Stacey Malone, Kendra Meentemeyer, Kathy Umfleet, Kim Sorensen; Row — 3: Eric Davis, Charlotte Eckiss, Cindy Stoll, Nancy Etson, Toni Martin. Mona Kocher, Sandi Bower, Teresa Travous, Scott Brown, Mr. Walters (sponsor); Row — 4: Hope Wiley, Teresa Nix, Bridgett McKinney, Daun McKin- 112 ney, Cindy Kesler, Jan Werkmeister, Debbie Militello. Art Club Row 1: Gilbert Witte, Julie Turnipseed, Kathy Lathrop, Steph- anie Courter, Wendy Smallwood, Annette Scott, Brian Leister, Sharon Sensney; Row 2: John Harmon, Sheryl Talley, Marian Craig, Connie Beck, Darian Tracy, Susan Wright, Tami Mi chels, Jeff Skelton, Cris Gil, Sharon Steber, Kyoko Yamane. hm Tiger Rag Row 1: Penny Evans, Lynette Stencel, Diann Gardner, Marian Craig, Kathi Bower, Scott Brown, Rod Wells; Row 2: Allison Doan, Sarah Dougherty, Doug Shipman, f Mike Kapper. Bob Gallagher, Todd Harris, Scott Hahn, Jan Werkmeister. Mary Gefken; Row 3: Scott Brooks, Jim Schnepper, Scott Runyon, John Blackford, Mike Wagner, Ben Novak, Brandon Weems, Sherrie Brock, Kim Ochs. Mike Burgener, Mark Anderson; Row 4: Dean Kermicle, Chris Kramer, Phil Martin, Bill Park- er, Dan Lomas, Kevin Linder, Lori Blank; Row 5: Den- yse Stephenson, Julie Turnipseed, Nancy Etson, Lyn- dell Luster, Deb Short, Jim Peck, Dave Kermicle, Jane Jennings. The Tiger Rag is published nine limes a year by ihe students in the journalism classes at East Richland High School, Olncy. II. The opinions expressed in editorials on this page arc the opinions of the Tiger Rag Staff. Any rebuttals by responsible groups or individuals will be printed whenever possible under Letters to the Editor. Tiger Rag Staff Editor-in-Chief................................Lynei’e Stencel Managing Editor..................................Kathi Bower News Opinion Editor.....................Diann Gardner Copy Editor..................................JuneClevy Feature Editor...........................Nancy Etson Art Editor...............................Kathleen Hill Co-Sports Editors........... Jim Schnepper, Rod Wells Business Manager..........................Allison Doan Advertising Manager ......................,Chuck Zuber Circulation Manager........................Nancy Fox Reporters: Mark Anderson, Misty Bannister, John Blackford. Lori Blank. James Bradham, Sherrie Brock, Lisa Brooks. Scott Brooks, Scott Brown, Mike Burgener, Melody Cleaver, Marian Craig. Jon Cummins. Eric Davis. Sarah Dougherty. Penny Evans, Michael Franklin. Robert Fulk, Robert Gallagher. Frank Gassmann. Mary Gefken, Scott Hahn. Todd harris, Jane Jenniogs; Mike Kapper; David Kermicle. Dean Kermicle. Chris Kramer. Kevin Linder. Danny Lomas, Lyndell Luster. Doug Marrs, Phillip Martin. Daun McKinney; Brett Miller. Stan Novak. Kimberly Ochs. Jim Peck, Scott Runyon, Andrew Schaft, Doug Shipman, Debbie Short, Denyse Stephenson. Patty Stoitz, Terry Thomson, Deborah Travers, Julie Turnispeed, Mike Wagner, Brandon Weems. Jan Werkmeister. Mark WoiTh. Adviser................................Mrs. Richardson Another day in the life of an editor.” — Lyn- ette Stencel, with Tiger Rag advisor, Mrs. Mildred Rich- ardson , ji memories 'This punchin' is hard work! — Deb Short “He, He, He! I’ll sneak this story in. Mrs. Richardson will never know.’ — Scott Brown “The exciting life of a Tiger Rag salesman. Blackford “Something in this Tiger Rag doesn't agree with me.” — Kathi Bower Olnean Row 1: Valerie Dreiman, Cindy Yonaka; Row 2: Anita Barrington, Julie Turnipseed; Row 3: Kathy Keyth, Nancy Etson, Kathy Lathrop, Susan Dowty, Lisa Washburn, Sherrie Brock; Row 4: Jeff Roth, Eric Sorensen, Mike Baker; Row 5: Kim Sorensen, Elizabeth Brauer, Denyse Stephenson, Dave Shafer; Row 6: Nancy Fox, Tracy Brooks, Patty Hixon “Kim drinks raw egg; Kim barfs; all her good friends are hoping. — Dave Shafer, the man, the legend “But Shafer, it’s Va- lerie’s turn to type. It’s my day to go up- town and goof off. Oops! Uh, I mean get ads.” — Cindy Yon- aka “Mike, if you don’t remove your hand. I’m going to take this shirt and stuff it up your nose.” — Pat Hixon “Don’t ask me what it means, those final variables in the third row are too incomprehensible to inter- pret.” — Mike Baker “Come on Sherrie, let them take your pic- ture.” — Jeff Roth “Being the only junior in the class, I usually get all the ‘fun’ jobs like recopying, but — WOW! — I get to do the band pages.” — Kim Sorensen S.A.E. Row 1: Kim Brooks, Tammy Deischer, Hope Wiley, Evelyn Huff, Tanya Kepley, Anita Barrington. Daun McKinney, Bridgett McKinney, Jan Werkmeister; Row 2: Andrea Smith, Cindy Kesler, June Clevy, Tiffany Jones, Heidi Reynolds, Mary Ann Roark. Kathy Keyth; Row 3: Patty Hixon, Susan Dowty, Miss Rodgers, Diann Gardner, Lynette Stencel. Debbie Militello, Lyndell Luster. Cindy Stoll. Kathleen Hill, Nancy Etson, Terri Cook, Lisa Washburn, Cindy Yonaka, Elizabeth Brauer, Mike Baker, Sherrie Brock. “Hey Leslie, how many times do I have to tell you — no Skoal ’til you are twelve.” — Lisa Washburn “I’m trying to tell you Thad, the best way to cheat is — Susan Dowty Illini Girls And Boys State Frank Gassmann, Doug Shipman, Elizabeth Brauer, Mike Lacey, Jay Akes J.E.T.S. TEAMS Row 1: Elizabeth Brauer; Row 2: Jan Werkmeister, Mike Baker, Mike Lacey, Jeff Roth, David Keen; Row 3: Kathi Bower, Lynette Stencel, Coach Dick Kesler, Mark Linder, Todd Harris. Prom Committee Bow 1: Konni Ernst, Linda Resor, Brandon Weems, Lisa Brooks, Tom Weiler; Bow 2: Kim Sorensen, Connie Beck, Sunny Er- bacher, Lisa Steber, Gwin Stewart; Row 3: Angie Bettis, Greg Erwin, Phil Martin, Jerry Lyon, Rusty Rennier, Teresa Nix, Marie Bouffard. “You should know better than to have your hand on my knee!” — Konni Ernst “These glasses are really cheap!” — Teresa Nix 120 He He He He” — Greg Erwin “We always do things together.” — Sunny Erbacher Senior Announcement Committee Row 1: Brad Peak, Jim Sehnepper; Row 2: Mike Baker, Lisa Washburn, Tracy Brooks, Susan Wright, Mr. Huffman; Row 3: Kathy Lathrop, Sherrie Brock, Susan Dowty, Cathy Zehner, Diann Gardner. After-Prom Committee Row 1: Tammy Ridgely, Tammy Bare, Brandon Weems, Leslie Floyd, Mark Bouffard; Row 2: Chris Buss, Jane Jennings, Lisa Brooks, Lisa Cummins, Samantha Fehrenbacher. 121 Student Council 122 Top to Bottom: Brandon Weems, Mike Kapper, Bob Stevens, Jim Schnepper, Phil Martin, Mike Lacey, Mark Linder, Andy Kuenstler, Pete Morse, Kim Sorensen, Susan Dowty, Mary Birch, Kathy Lathrop, Cindy Yonaka, Lea Ann Slater, Sherrie Brock, Matt Franklin, Jane Jennings, Cindy Kesler, Tammy Bassett. Jenny Modesitt. Mary Beth Berger, Samantha Fehrenbacher, Kathy Keyth. Student Review Committee Lisa Washburn, Lisa Cummins, Jennifer Kaitschuk, Kath- leen Hill. Officers And Members “We will make no sign before its time.” — Susan Dowty “OK Nancy, you’re Monday; Kathy, you’re Tuesday; and Mary, you’re Wednesday. Tis the season to be jolly.” — Brandon “I deny any and all rumors that I hail from San Francisco.” — Michelle Mur- barger “But Mr. Rumsey, you can’t pass out the diplomas naked!!” — Mike Lacey “Mike, you’re the flush of my life!” — Kathy Keyth “Oh, I’m so embarrassed!” — Cindy Yon- aka Mike Lacey, president; Kathy Keyth, vice president; Cindy Yonaka, secretary Shall you punish him, or shall I?” — Denise Stencel French Club Row — I: Ms. Mizuno, Shelley Franklin, Susan Kerster, Kim Evans. Angie Atkins; Row — 2: Jennifer Kaitschuk, Carol McGillivray, Angie Zwilling, Jan Werkmeis- ter, Susan Gardner, Anu Natarajan; Row — 3: Patty Hixon, Kathy Tegtmeyer, Scott Brown, Denise Stencel, Debbie Militello, Bridged McKinney; Row — 4: Toni Mar- tin, Mark Linder, Mike Franklin, Jim Schnepper. Latin Club Top to Bottom: Mike Walker, Cindy Kesler, Andrea Smith, Lisa Brooks, Sara Miller, Patty Hixon, Elizabeth Brauer, Mona Kocher, Jerry Lyon, Mary Stover, Cathy Zehner, Ellen Schneider, Amy Volk, Mary Beth Zuber, Julie Zuber, Stacey Malone. Matt Franklin, Robert Schwartz. James Jenkins, Heidi Reynolds, Kendra Meentemeyer, Anu Natarajan, Angie Ring, Brad Peak, Mike Wagner, Mike Lacey, Mr. Cartmill, Kathleen Hill. 124 Problem Solving Bowl Row 1: Tammy Burgener, Teresa Travous, Angie Muhs, Mike Baker; Row 2: Lynette Stencel, Anu Natarajan, Cindy Stoll, Kevin Linder. Spanish Club Row 1: Mrs. Almaraz, Holly Piercefield, Susan Dowty, Belinda Lambird, Lisa Steber; Row 2: Tanya Kepley, Cris Gil, Robin Burgin, Samantha Fehrenbacher, Scott Salmon, Sheila Kermicle, Julie Read. Stacy Pratt, Sandi Bower, Toni Martin; Row 3: Angie Bettis, Teresa Nix, Kathy Lathrop, Kim Sheets, Jennifer Smashey, Lisa Baker, Connie Murphy, Karen Liles, Melissa Blank, Lisa Greene; Row 4: Robin Wilson, Cecila Combs, Patty Hixon, Staci Cline. Cindy Campbell, Tom Seabolt, Daun McKinney, Sandy Dowty, Jill Hough; Row 5; Tom Weiler, Brandon Weems, Sheri Keen, Kevin Polk, Tina May, Donna Long, Stephanie Nelson. Tammy Schaefer, Kathy Lemke, Kathy Geiger, Mary Ann Roark, Angie Muhs; Row 6: Rusty Rennier, Greg Spillman. David Clark, Tim Blackburn, Lynette Stencel, Mark Bouffard, Cindy Witte, Mark Miller, Terri Cook. Science Club Row 1: Kim Weidner, Ricky Liles, Tim Lamar, Mary Birch, Kathy Lathrop; Row 2: Mary Stover, Tracy Brooks, Carol Eagleson, Phillip DeWeese; Row 3: Cathy Zehner, Denise Stencel, Greg Roberts Lynette Stencel, Diann Gardner. Charlotte Eckiss, Mark Miller. Camera Club Sitting: Lisa Washburn, Sherrie Brock, Kim Sorensen; Standing: Gilbert Witte, Diann Gardner, Lynette Stencel, Eric Sorensen, Mark Bouffard, Sheryl Talley, Anita Barrington, John Zirkle, Elizabeth Brauer. Projectionists Row 1: Darrin Wheat, Chris Kramer, Robert Hoff; Row 2: Tom Weiler, Rob Rennier, Stan Novak; Row 3: Jesse Bromm Librarians Row 1: Gilbert Witte, Amy Petty; Row 2: Lea Ann Slater, Row 1: Dee Dietrich; Row 2: Ceclia Combs. Deb Hallada; Sarah Dougherty; Row 3: Sheila Eads, Linda Gefken; Row 3: Tammy Bissey, Carol Bromm Row 4: Jennifer Smashey, Robin Wilson 127 Band MARCHING BAND: Row 1: Konni Earnst, Denise Stencel, Nancy Lemke, Jenny Modesitt; Row 2: Lynette Stencel, Mike Schmucker, Kathy Umfleet, Carol Bromm, Charles Griffin. Marty Black, Steve Ratcliffe, Larry Groff, Teresa Travous, Terry Thomson, Rob Rennier, Eric Sorensen, Chris Kramer, David Clark, Brad Rubsam, Kim Sorensen, Sandi Bower, Toni Martin, Mary Birch, Tracy Brooks; Row 3: Stacey Malone, Jenny Kaitschuk, Kathy Tegtmeyer, Shelia Kermicle, Julie Vieira, Machelle Allard, Chris- tine Cantwell, Catherine Cantwell, Shelly Burton, Kim Weidner, Diann Gardner, Debbie Hallada, Betty Parkhurst, Lori Savoy, Staci Cline, Angela Blackburn, Warren Brackett, Rusty Rennier, Susan Kerster, Tammy Wisner, Tanya Kepley. Kathi Bower, Tammy Bare, Amy Kincade; Row 4: Kevin Polk, Jim Jenkins, Gloria Gay, Shelley Franklin, Rosalyn Peach, Brian Harris, Doug Atkins, Kassi Edington, Victoria Witte, Jim Kelley, Tim Black- burn, Eric Davis, Mike Baas, Mike Franklin, Derek Sullivan, Matt Franklin, Tony Bell, David Cecil, Mike Brauer, Daryl McNabb; Row 5: Doug Marrs, Traci Easton, Ida Bagwell, Tina May, Lanalee Scammahorn, Carol Parker, Kym Evans, Angie Atkins, Cindy Stoll, Melissa Fritschle, Debbie Short, Sarah Dougherty, Kenda Willis, Terri Ratcliffe, Kathy Lemke, Tony Hasler. “No, Charlie, I think the blonde is better looking than the redhead ' — Brad Rubsam “We must, we must, we must increase our — Susan Kerster and Tammy Wisner “We lost the rest of the tubas in a manhole a block back.” — Doug Marrs “And when you get me across the mud hole, you can go back and get my drums, and mallets, and music, and . .— David Clark “Can’t I just humm the rest of it?” — Shelia Kermicle “Don’t they look stupid? Totally ” — Nancy Lemke “Oh Baby!” — Kevin Polk 129 You guys hold him; I'll shave him. — Rob Rennier “I wish Doug wouldn’t play so loud! — Kathy Umfleet “What’s a nice girl like you doing in a place like this? — Jim “It's a tough job, but somebody has to do it. — Konni Ernst 4� . “Mr. Griesemer, I don’t think that fatigues for drum major outfits would look very good. — Denise Stencel “Why me?? — Larry Groff Jenkins “I finished the song two minutes ago. What took everybody so long?” — Eric Sorensen JAZZ BAND Row 1: Kathy Lemke, Tammy Bare, Konni Ernst, Rusty Rennier, Denise Stencel; Row 2: Director Dave Griesemer, Lynette Stencel, Matt Franklin. Derek Sulli- van, David Cecil, Tony Bell, Charlie Griffin; Row 3: Steve Ratcliffe, Tim Blackburn, Brian Harris, Eric Davis, Elizabeth Brauer, Amy Kincade. “The hard part comes when we use the xylo- phones.” — Lynette Stencel Concert Choir Row 1: Lisa Allison, Cecilia Horan, Jim Jenkins, Mike Schmucker, Heath Hamilton, Cathy Cum- mins, Amy Kincaid, Konni Ernst; Row 2: Kim Weidner, Kathleen Hill, Deana Hoover. Tony Hasler, Toney Roth. Jim Kelley. Sandra Hise, Carol Tovo; Row 3: Nancy Fox, Tammy Ridgely, Elizabeth Brauer, Clay Wilson, Darren May, Charlie Griffin, Tonya Robinson, Debbie Travers, Barbie Seaton, Deb Monsen. “HELP ME! — Heath Hamilton “This time next year we will be at the Grammy’s.” — Cecilia Horan “You’d think they would have learned to dress themselves by the time they get to high school.” — Mrs. Monsen Beginning Chorus Row 1: Ellen Benton, Ida Bagwell, Theresa Howser, June Clevy, Traci Easton, Betty Parkhurst; Row 2: J.D. Prout, Julie Wilson, Kathy Longbons, Chris Long. Connie Duncan. “Oh, wasn't that a party ” — Theresa Howser 133 “Wouldn’t Mrs. Monsen like to know what else we’re growing in here?” — Carol Tovo ‘T wish Traci wouldn’t sleep when I’m rehearsing.” — June Clevy Youth Alive For Christ Row 1: Angie Zwilling, Bridgett McKinney, Mike Wagner, Mona Kocher; Row 2: Shannon Hough, Dave Kesler, Rob Terrell, David Harting, Steve Kuenstler; Row 3: Andy Kuenstler, Albert Wilkerson. Row 1: Tammy Burgener, Ellen Benton, Deana Hoover, Evelyn Huff, Teresa Tra- vous, Mike Shipman; Row 2: Eric Davis, Mark Linder, Diann Gardner, Lynette Stencel, David Lucas, Tim Bare, J.D. Prout, Scott Brown. Bleacher Bums Girls “O” Club Row 1: Lisa Cummins, Patty Stoltz, Samantha Fehrenbacher; Row 2: Penny Dietz, Mary Birch, Allison Doan, Linda Resor, Susan Wright, Jane Jennings; Row 3: Tracy Brooks, Kathy Keyth, Lisa Brooks. Sharon Hahn, Cindy Kesler, Debbie Militello, Carolyn Burgener. Boys “O” Club Row 1: Greg Kermicle, Phil Martin. Darrin Wheat; Row 2: Mike Kapper, Mike Wagner, Mike Lacey, Brad Peak, Bob Stevens, Steve Kuenstler. Brian Craig. Keith Schonert, Greg Erwin; Row 3: Brandon Weems, Tom Weiler, Chris Hortin, Jim Schnepper. 135 Pep Club Row 1: Allison Doan, Sarah Dougherty, Janet Hout, Pam Jarvis, Sherrie Brock. Susan Wright. Evelyn Huff, Peggy Stanley, Melissa Fritschle, Angie Bettis, Julie Turnipseed. Kathy Lathrop: Row 2: Kathy Keyth. Michelle Murbarger, Sara Miller. Samantha Fehrenbacher, Linda Resor, Lisa Cummins. Tammy Ridgely, Susan Dowty, Kathy Wehrheim! Heidi Reynolds. Mary Zuber, Cindy Stoll. Diann Gardner, Lisa Washburn. Nancy Etson. Cindy Yonaka. Carol Eagleson; Row 3: Sonya Steber, Debbie Militello. Rhonda Morris, Tammv Schaefer, Lori Wehrheim, Mona Kocher Cindy Campbell, Sunny Erbacher. Patty Stoltz, Kim Sheets. Lea Ann Slater, Debbie Short; Row 4: Cindy Kesler, Jane Jennings, Jill Hough. Gwin Stewart, Lisa Brooks, Elizabeth Brauer. Sharon Hahn. Leslie Floyd, Kathleen Hill. Tracv Brooks. $ f I T $ Lady Tiger Netters Row 1: Anu Natanjan, Cindy Rosier; Row 2: Sandi Cinder, Debbie Militello, Kim Brooks; Row 3: Mary Birch, Valerie Dreiman, Julie Read, Stacey Pratt, Kim Billington; Row 4: Ann Nix, Kelly O’Dell, Samantha Fehrenbacher, Sunny Erbacher, Nancy Etson, Tammi Deischer, Tena Stivers. The Girls Tennis Team ended with an excellent record: 6-0 in conference and 10-2 overall with the only losses coming against Cen- tralia. The team tied for the NEC championship with Flora and placed second out of nine teams at sectionals. Two doubles teams, consisting of Susan Wright and Sunny Er- bacher, Anu Natarajan and Julie Read took first and second place at sectionals, and proceeded to play in the state tournament held at Arlington Heights. The team will be losing four outstanding seniors: Valerie Dreiman, Susan Wright, Mary Birch, and Nancy Etson. Coach Almaraz feels that this will be a definite loss to the squad next year. Helped by the addition of several players, the team had a good, strong base line game. Many of the girls played in tournaments this summer which gave them the experience to play in competition. This helped a lot when the team played in NEC and sectionals. Valerie Dreiman one of the tope six players, plans to go to Eastern Illinois University after graduating from ERHS. One of her most memorable moments on the team was “toilet papering the bus and harrassing people at the restaurants we ate at after the matches. Nancy Etson, another top six player, plans to go to the University of Missouri. Her most memorable moment was “playing in 30 mile an hour winds on courts that go down hill and you can t see the other sides of the court. Susan Wright, a top six player, plans to go to O.C.C. Her most memorable moment was “playing doubles with Sunny. Mary Birch, another top six player, plans to go to Western Ken- tucky. Her most memorable moment was “the time when Nancy and I beat Patsy and her doubles partner 10-2.” Coach Almaraz says that she can t be disappointed with this year s team and next year's outlook is very promising! “My favorite pastime on a hot summer's day: smashing defenseless flies in midflight.” — Cindy Kesler 140 “I’m gonna slam this one right down her throat.” — Kelly O’Dell “Oh no, spare me; not Valerie’s laugh again!' — Mary Birch “Do you like my new hairstyle?” — Susan Wright “I’ll get rid of these bees yet!” — Nancy Etson Tiger Linksters Mark Bunting, Scott Salmon, Jeff Bing, Chris Buss, Greg Spillman, Stefan Lauer, Kevin Dallmeir. Randy Harting, Todd Allen, THE TEE, Brian Harris. “I hope I don’t hit it into the pond again.” — Jeff Ring “Where did it go?” — Stephanie Nelson How many more times do I have to hit this ball?” — Brian Harris I wonder how bad we lost!” — Scott Salmon Maybe if I keep looking at the flag, the club will do the rest.” — Chris Buss Optimistic is the word for the 1982 golf team. Coach Forsyth thinks the team has a lot of promise for the upcoming years. Four people were sent to the IHSA Region- al in Mt. Vernon at Green Hills Country Club for more experience. We should be able to win the NEC in a few years,” says Scott Salmon. All members are underclassmen except for Stefan Lauer, the foreign exchange student from Germany. Just before we got off the bus,” said Chris Buss, Mr. Forsyth would tell us to just get out there and do our best, take our time and concentrate on hitting that ball. Easier said than done!” Although the team's record didn't show many victories, the members felt that all in all they had a lot of fun. Girls Volleyball VARSITY: Front row: Cqnnie Hammond, Lisa Cummins; second row: Sharon Hahn, Lisa Brooks, Gwin Stewart, Linda Resor; back row: Reta Ledeker, Terri Ratcliffe, Rhonda Lathrop, Allison Doan, Patty Stoltz. 144 “Just a little higher Allison, and you’ll be the first lady to touch the moon.” — Sharon Hahn. Season number three for the girls volleyball team showed some improvement over last year’s team. The var- isty record was 6-17 and the J.V. were 7-12. Varsity Coach Becky Sheppard said, ‘T feel that the team was better than what their record showed. There were a lot of close games.” She also said that it is really hard to build a team when there is no Middle School team. Mrs. Sheppard feels that next year will be a better year. The team will only lose four seniors: Allison Doan, Terri Ratcliffe, Rhonda Lathrop, and Patty Stoltz. There will be many returning lettermen that will have two or three years experience. Returning lettermen for next year will be Linda Resor, Lisa Cummins, Rita Ledeker, Gwin Stewart, Connie Hammond, and Lisa Brooks. Senior Rhonda Lathrop received four out of five team awards. The statistics showed she served the most points, was the best spiker, and setter. Rhonda was also voted the most valuable player by the team. Lisa Brooks received the award for the most improved player. Miss Von Gregg, the junior varsity coah, and ten varsity players attended the Illinois High School Association girls volleyball state finals held in Springfield. This trip gave the girls a chance to watch some of the best teams in the state play. “I am helping the wounded off the battle ground. Patty Stoltz 'I wonder if I can see over the top of the net.” — Rhonda Lathrop JV: Jana Hiclu, Susan Clow, Tiffany Jones, Mary Beth Zuber, Terri Cook, Julie Viera, Kathy Miller, Lori Wekmeister, Sheryl Talley, Con- nie Murphy, Donna Long, Sandra Dowty, Carol Bromm, Kendra Meente- meyer, Lisa Lemke, Mona Kocher, Maria Dietrich, Denise Stencel. Tiger Harriers Coach Miller, Shannon Hough, Jeff Militello, Jerry Lyon, Neal Gassmann, Frank Gassmann, Pat Murray, Tim Sager, Steve Wooldridge, Pete Hoover, Jeff Roth, Billy Page, Coach Herrin. Come on Frank!” — Coach Herrin 146 As usual, the cross-country team had an excellent season. They ran their way over hill and dale to an 8-3 record in dual and triangular meets and captured 2nd in the N.E.C. and 3rd in the Benton Invitational. The team is to be congratulated for their very respectable season. Although most people thought the team's performance was exceptional, the team was somewhat disappointed. “The competition was greatly improved. Ideal- ly, we should be the power in the N.E.C. next year, but a person never knows,” said Coach Larry Miller. Seniors Jeff Roth and Frank Gassmann both had a lot of fun. Frank “would like to have run bet- ter.” Jeff “was a little disappointed with the results of the season.” The team looked to have a good thing going, but things just did not come together. On a whole the team’s times were considerably better than last year’s, but the results were not as good. While losing two of the conference’s top runners, Frank Gassmann and Jeff Roth, 4th and 7th respectively in the N.E.C.. the team returns Frank’s brother, Neal, and Shannon Hough, two sophomores who should be in hot contention for the N.E.C. title next year. Also returning are juniors Pat Murray, Jerry Lyon, and Steve Wool- dridge, who will be counted on for team leadership and consistency. Next year’s team should be one to watch, but for now let us be proud of the fine group of young men who worked so hard to represent our school so well. Tiger Pigskin VARSITY: Row 1: Steve Kuenstler, Keith Schonert, Brian Craig, Jim Ballard, Mike Wagner, Brad Peak, Bobby Stevens, Jim McDaniel, Mike Kapper, Curtis Kraft, Mike Griffith; Row 2: Mike Eagleson (manager), Mark Combs, John McGlone, Brooke Westall, Jeff Ratcliffe, Matt Napier, Mike Lacey, Mike Levitt, Dennis Harlan, Ross Kirk, Danny Herrin, Dana Berry, Tony Schmidt; Row 3: Terry Seaton, Albert Wilkerson, Pat Hahn, Andy Kuenstler, Dave Harting, Harold Davis, Steve Archibald, Kim Herman, Phil Martin, Greg Kermicle, Larry Shock, Jesse Bromm; Row 4: J.D. Waggoner (assistant varsity coach), Jeff Phad (line coach), Dave Carmody (defensive coach), Mike Wilson (Head Coach), Scott Harker (assistant freshman coach), A1 Thomas (freshman coach). COACHES: Row 1: A1 Thomas, Scott Harker, J.D. Waggoner; Row 2: Jeff Phad, Mike Wilson, Dave Carmody. 148 HEAD COACH: Mike Wilson (bottom); CAPTAINS: (clockwise) Mike Levitt, Dennis Harlan, Mike Lacey. Hey, don’t be so rough on Coach Phad!” — Andy Kuenstler “I would rather be playing varsity than JV because they deserve the best.” — David Harting Running the ball is a lot more fun than passing it, that is as long as I don’t drop it.” — Jared Angle FRESHMEN: Row 1: Brian Wattleworth, David Marks, Bill Byford, Robert Payne, Jason Smith, Brad Hubble; Row 2: Greg Sorensen, Ralph Calcate, Pat Slover, Tim Sager, Jared Angle, Dan Fritschle, Todd Horn, Matt Knuckles, Doug Struble; Row 3: Mark Cole, Tom Lewis, Brett Runyon, Tony Stevens, Rob Ittner, Dennis Long, Pete Morse, Nathan Napier; Row 4: (student coach) Scott Harker, Jim Glover, Dan Brummitt, (Coach) Alan Thomas. 149 “Hey look mom, I’m using my feet!” — Jim Ballard “You can tell we’re playing the Mules by the way it smells!” — Phil Martin Football, everyone's favorite pastime in the fall of 1982, made this a different year. The “team of destiny , so dubbed by Head Coach Mike Wilson, consistently dominated second half action throughout the year to capture the North Egypt Conference championship with an NEC record of 7-0. The Tiger team of '82 proved to be the best ever in the history of our school, finishing a fine 9-2 season in the semi-finals of the class 4-A IHSA state playoffs. The team's captains — Dennis Harlan, Mike Lacey, and Mike Levitt — proved to be three outstanding leaders. “Bubba Harlan earned All-NEC honors and was selected to the All- Southern Illinois team. Mike Lacey and Mike Levitt were both chosen for both the offensive and defensive teams of All-NEC. Levitt, fondly known as “Big L, received the high honor of being selected as an All-State Tackle. But don't think for a minute that our captains were only Tiger standouts — joining their cap- tains in “rounding out the All-NEC team were seniors Jim Ballard, placekicker; Mike Kapper, punter; Ross Kirk, running back; and junior Greg Kermicle, defensive back. Ross joined Dennis on the All-South team; and our third year varsity quarterback. Mike Wagner, re- ceived honorable mention in the NEC, and was selected as the QB for the All-Central Illinois team. Football '82 was also very different due to out- standing coaching. In only his third year at the helm. Head Coach Mike Wilson was chosen NEC “Coach of the Year for the second time. Wilson told us: “It was easy with the people I had to coach and the great assistant coach I had. Honored with a parade and awards ceremony on “Mike Wilson Day,” (which coincidentally was voted one of the seniors' top eight holidays), Mike Wilson was the pride of ERHS, Olney, and the NEC as he was recognized as the “Southern Illinois Coach of the Year. Coach David Car- mody was. according to Wilson, “without ques- tion, the best defensive coach in southern Illi- nois. Coach Jeff Phad. known as “Iron Man, during the season gave the pigskinners their nickname. “Iron Men, and theme song. The highlight of the year was the conference game that clinched our NEC championship — the Mt. Carmel game. In the most exciting, emo- tional win of the season, Olney shut out the Golden Aces 30-0. Radio reports said the Aces hadn't lost an NEC game since 1978, and hadn't been shut out since “before the war (?). Quar- terback Mike Wagner summed up every senior's feelings when, on the radio, he said he'd “lost to them every year since the 7th grade, but in our last chance — we beat them; we finally beat them! School spirit was at its peak at that game — the never-ending roar of the fans was heard while programs, pom-poms, and “Tigers — 1 foam fingers were waved in the air. During the last few minutes of the game at The Pit, the fans cheered on the track at the edge of the field. The final buzzer was synonymous with a race’s gunshot, as hundreds of fans rushed onto the field to congratulate our champs. In the words of one Tiger, Keith Schonert, the experience was just like when the Cards won the World Se- ries! The coaches were carried off the field on the players' shoulders, amid cheers of “WE'RE NUMBER ONE!! To recap the most successful Tiger season ever, which created many fond memories for an endless number of people, we quote Coach Wil- son: “It has been the most rewarding experience of my life; it is a team I will never forget. N.E.C. Champions 151 “This is a good place for a stick-up! — Mike Levitt “Go get your hats! — Mike Wilson “It’s the super powered eye vision at half time that kept our team 1, McDaniel “Don’t let him get me ‘Big LT — Ross Kirk “Whatcha say about IRONMAN?” — Matt Napier MI don’t have time to talk to Bridgett, can't you see I’m busy.” — Mike Wagner “Where did Kathy put that Prep- aration H?r — Mike Lacey, com- menting on Coach Wilson Tiger Sideshow Row 1: Hope Wiley, Michelle Burgin, Kathleen Hill, Kim Yendt, Patty Hixon; Row 2: Jan Werkmeister, Bridgett McKinney, Kathy Geiger, Michelle Murbarger. “Michelle hurry up and get up here, they’re going to fall.” — Kathy Geiger JV CHEERLEADERS, Row 1: Bridgett McKinney, Hope Wiley; Row 2; Michelle Burgin, Kathy Geiger, Kim Yendt. 155 Tiger Hoop Shooters Row 1: Keith Schonert, Darrin Wheat; Row 2: Mike Walker, Brian Ginder, Derek Sullivan, Phil Herman, Coach Ron Herrin, Jerry Lyon, Brandon Weems, Steve Shafer, Coach Larry Miller, Coach Leon Hough; Row 3: Mike Griffith, Doug Curtia, Mike Kapper, Robert Gallagher, David Harting; Row 4: Larry Groff, Todd Giheon, Pat Murray, Jon Quayle. “Put your right foot in, put your left foot out, put your right hand in, and shake it all about!” — Mike Kapper “Watch out Dr. J ” — Mike Griffith a , - ■ Bones and The Mule — Brian Ginder SOLVES ?! 54 What do you mean you have to go now?” — Coach Herrin Move over Moses Malone!” — Keith Schonert ‘‘Ginder, dozing through the chew-out, as usual. — Darrin Wheat The 1982-83 Varsity Tiger basketball team finished the season with 4th place in the NEC. After being 0-4, they hustled to win 8 of their last 10 conference games, proving themselves to be excellent com- petitors. Keith Schonert paced the team in scoring, while Brian Ginder and Mike Kap- per led in rebounding. Keith Schonert was selected as an All-Conference player. Fel- low seniors Mike Griffith, Mike Kapper, and Robert Gallagher were awarded Hon- orable Mention. The team finished up the season with an 11-15 record. The Junior Varsity team ended their sea- son with 15 wins and only 3 loses. Coach Hough was proud of his team and expects another good season next year. Pat Murray led the JV with the most points scored over- all, and Mike Walker had the most re- bounds. It was another good season for the Tiger freshmen as they combined their efforts for a total of 25 victories. The A Team’s record was 16-3; the B team held an impres- sive 9-0 record. Leading scorers were Tony Ritter and Jim Laughlin. Overall, every Tiger team played to the best of its ability, to win favor in the eyes of the coaches. A lot of good things are expect- ed from boys like Darrin Wheat, Pat Mur- ray, Brian Ginder, Brandon Weems, Doug Curtis, Mike Walker, Jon Quayle, David Harting, and Phil Herman for next year’s team. Coach Herrin summed up the season with this: “Our players played hard and never quit; this is a tribute to their competi- tiveness.’’ “I hope Coach doesn’t take me out of the game for hot-doggin. — Phil Herman 158 Row 1: Todd Gibson, Jerry Lyon. Shannon Hough, Pete Hoover, Kent King. Rob Terrell, Jeff Wagner. Larry Groff; Row 2: Tom Fehrenbacher, Matt Franklin, Daryl McNabb, Brooke Westall, David Harting. Jon Quayle, Phil Herman, Mike Walker, Derek Sullivan, Coach Leon Hough. Row 1: Heath Hamilton, Jeff Ring, Denny Doan, Coach Miller. David Wiley, Tony Hough, Billy Page: Row 2: Todd Allen, Mike Baas, James Sarks, Robert Payne, Scott Timmons. Tony Ritter, Jeff Gammon. Jim Laughlin, Randy Harting, Derek McVaigh, Dennis Long. Row 1: Kelly O’Dell, Jane Jennings, Susan Wright, Cindy Kesler, Leslie Floyd; Row 2: Tracy Brooks, Carolyn Burgener, Rita Ledeker, Rhonda Lathrop, Penny Dietz, Jodi Jones, Coach Alan Dietz. “Jane, don’t look at me like that.” — Susan Wright “I hope It goes 'Put your arm down Rhonda; the war Is — Leslie Floyd As the old saying goes, all good things must come to an end. In this case, for the Lady Tigers, it’s been the greatest season ever since girls’ basketball started at ERHS. It has been a dream come true for seniors Penny Dietz and Susan Wright, who have been looking forward to a season like this for four years. The 1982-83 season has reflected the theme of the Olnean, “A Different Year”. The girls started the season by beating the Rob- inson Maroons, then they went on to capture the consolation championship in the Newton Tournament. After surviving two more conference games, the Tigers invaded Lady Indian terri- tory, just barely scalping them 76-75. Their winning streak con- tinued for three more games — until a loss to Newton, which didn’t discourage the Tigers, as they went on to the North Egypt Conference championship. This was the second time Olney cap- tured this honor, the first time being in 1978. With this accom- plished, the Tigers headed south to Benton, where they captured Olney’s first regional championship by trouncing Benton 50-39. The girls then journeyed to the Highland Sectionals, where they played Murphysboro and were defeated 66-44. The girls are to be commended for a fine season, finishing 19-5 overall. The JV team likewise had a successful season. Their only loss was to Mt. Carmel; their impressive record stands at 17-1. Coach Alan Dietz has reason to be proud of his award winning players: Rita Ledeker and Rhonda Lathrop, honorable mention in the NEC; Susan Wright, 2nd team in the NEC; and Penny Dietz, 1st team in the NEC for the second year in a row, and the NEC Most Valuable Player. “If you ain’t gonna guard me any closer than that, I’ll just take the shot.” — Rhonda Lath- rop “If you don’t mind Rhonda, would you leave your hands off of me so I could get the ball.” — Jane Jennings Tiger Raqueteers Row Is Brad Potter, Jeff Roth, Mack Tester, Brian Harris, Heath Hamilton, Row 2: Pete Morse, Matt Franklin. Brad Doll, Mike Shipman. “Here Jeff Roth is mortally wounded by the dreaded flying tennis racket — Jeff Roth “Open wide Mr. Cartmill.' — Brian Harris “Tough serve ya all!” — Mack Tester “I hope Brian gets it in so we don't look bad. — Heath Hamil- ton V«U As many may already know, this year's tennis team didn’t exactly impress anyone with an incredible record. However, when the coaches of other teams asked Coach Larry Cartmill the ages of his players, they received a shocking answer that may keep them up nights next year. Of the six varsity singles players, there was only one senior and one junior; the others were three freshmen and one sophomore. This spells trouble for the team's future opponents. As a young team, the boys gained in- credible experience. While only winning three matches this year and winning zero and four points respectively in NEC and Sectionals, the team learned a lot, and they are expected to bring home many victories in the future. The first six positions were held by: Jeff Roth, Mack Tester, Brad Potter, Brad Doll, Matt Franklin, and Pete Morse. Lady Tigers Track And Field Row 1: Leslie Floyd, Robyn Maines, Susan Wright, Evelyn Huff, Angie Fehrenbacher, Vapsi Tohala, Debbie Militello; Row 2: Cindy Kesler, Robin Burgin, Mary Beth Berger, Jane Jennings, Ray me Patter- son, Cindy Witte, Kelly Gottfried; Row 3: Connie Hammond, Jackie Doan, Tracy Brooks, Stephanie Nelson, Penny Dietz, Tammy Ridgely, Julie Wilson, Debbie Johnston. “I’m gonna make it” — Tina Brewer “What a look of determination.” — Penny Dietz The 1983 Tiger Track Team, in keeping with Blast Richland tradition, had a very successful year. The team's overall record was 4-1. The Tigers also showed their abilities in the Olney Relay Carnival and the Newton Invitational, in which meets they placed third and second respectively. The season wasn't very far along when the girls found themselves getting ready for the NEC meet. At the conference meet, held at the ERHS track, the girls grabbed second place. At the sectional meet, held in Mt Vernon, the team had many individual placers as well as two state qualifiers — Susan Wright and Rayme Patterson. Wright, a senior, qualified in the 100 meter dash, as did her freshman teammate, Patterson. Selected for the Decatur Area Best were Penny Dietz, Susan Wright, and the 400 meter relay team consisting of Wright, Dietz, Patterson, and Robin Burgin. Dietz was third in the shot put and fifth in the discus. Wright was sixth in the 200 meter dash and third in the 100 meter hurdles. The team's accomplishments most certainly have given pride to the school and the coaches, Mrs. Schmalhausen and Ms. Zerkle. Gentlemen Tigers Track And Field Row 1: Coach Miller, Jeff Roth, Bengee Bauman, Jim Schnep- per, Billy Parker, Robert Payne, Neal Gassmann, Shannon Hough; Row 2: Frank Gassmann, Clay Wilson. James Sarks, Pat Murray, Jeff Gammon, Doug Curtis, Bob Stevens, Brad Peak, Jeff Militello, Billy Page; Row 3: Coach Phad, Brooke Westall, Tim Sager. Ross Kirk, Greg Kermicle, Brian Ginder, Greg Erwin, Mike Parker, Phil Martin. Bob Satterfield. Andy Kuenstler, Steve Wooldridge, Dale Dean, Coach Carmody. Once again the Tiger track team had a success- ful year. The Varsity fleet-footers had a dual- triangular record of 6-2, finishing second in the NEC. The frosh-soph team were off to an im- pressive start by claiming their NEC champion- ship. Individual and team champs of the NEC meet were the 400 and 800 meter relay teams, both consisting of Bob Stevens, Jeff Gammon, Mike Parker, and Doug Curtis; the 1600 meter team of Bob Satterfield, Brad Peak, Pat Murray, and Mike Parker; Doug Curtis in the 200 meter; and Tom Weiler in the long jump. In the course of the season, a school record — for the 400 meter relay — was broken. Setting the new high time were Jeff Gammon, Brad Peak, Mike Parker, and Doug Curtis. The team had many outstanding individuals, in addition to the team efforts. Qualifying for the Decatur Area Best were Doug Curtis. Jeff Gammon, Frank Gassmann, Pat Murray, Mike Parker, Brad Peak, and Bob Satterfield. The team hopes for this type of season next year, too, although six seniors will be missed. “Frank, if you would have gotten a larger pair of shorts, you wouldn't be in so much pain!” — Brad Peak “Just a few more inches and then I can run to the bathroom! — Jeff Gammon Stop, it hurts!” — Robert Payne “Well Crip, how’s it going?” — Pat Murray Tigers Hardball Row 1: Jeff Ratcliffe, Jeff Wagner, Todd Harris, Clay Keller, Scott Salmon, Brad Hubble, Darin Houchin, Dana Berry; Row 2: Derek Sullivan, Mike Walker, Brad Billingsley, Mike Kapper, Brandon Weems, Brad Kapper, Dave Kermicle, Brian Craig, Tom Weiler; Row 3: Coach Leon Hough. Now for my daring back flip across the plate.” — Derek Sullivan “This is going to be a terrific play! (I hope all the girls are watching!)” — Brad Billings- ley “Hey, Coach — I’m not that kind of a guy.” — Jeff Wagner “In Strat-o-matic that would be an error.” — Mike Walker •bout tlme we started winning.” — Angie Zwlll- ing The Olney Tiger Hardballera had a successful season, fin- ishing 13-7, including runner-up in the Charleston Class AA Regional Tournament after losing 6-5 to Mattoon in the championship game. The Tigers also lost only one confer- ence game all season. The Hardballers finished the season with a .301 team batting average, scoring 106 runs, turning in a team ERA of just 1.76. Clay Keller was voted the team's Most Valuable Player, while Mike Kapper was awarded Pitcher of the Year, Jeff Wagner — Infielder of the Year, Tom Weiler — Outfielder of the Year, and Brad Billingsley — Most Improved Player. These five players did a great job, but they could not have done it without their other team members. Brandon Weems contributed considerably with his left-handed pitching by wielding a sparkling ERA of 1.07 and by his excellent out- fielding. Dave Kermicle hit well and helped with the pitch- ing. The first base was manned by Derek Sullivan. Other team members also made the season an entertaining one. The '83 Tigers lose these fine seniors next season: Brian Craig, Todd Harris, Mike Kapper, and Dave Kermicle. They return 11 lettermen. OPPONENT NOBLE DIETERICH ROBINSON RED HILL PASON-SEYMOU SALEM FAIRFIELD NOBLE FAIRFIE ALBION STON m 3 OLNET Boys Tennis 1 OPPONENT SALEM CENTENNIAL CENTRALIA ROBIN! fa ran i SALEM FLORA r|f TEL TO POLIS CARMI1 FAIRFIELD MATTOPN CASEY CHARLESTON 6 Scoreboard 82-83 Volleyball LNEY 9, 12 ALBION FLORA MT. CARMEL SALEM A p LAWENCFVIL, TELTOPOLIS FLORA NEWTPl r ST. ANTHONY CARMI NOBLE FA IRFIELD CHARLESTON ROBINSON NEWTON LAWRENCEVILLE SALEM ROBINSON V' OPPONENT 15, 15 ¥ 15. 15. 15 15,15 5 { 15, 15 15.6 13, 6 1 39 15. 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C. CITY 9. 93. 54 OLNEY RELAY SALEM INV. OLNEY INV. Boys Basketball TEY 0f t NENT OLNEY OPPONENT ’ NEWTON 72 65 FLORA 5 5 CHARLESTON 62 61 MT. CARMEL S3 2 I lgKteCE VILLE -94 . ,A7-- 5 MT. CARMEL VJ 79 . k5( OLNEY 87, 76 52 ! r� 6g| 48 ROBINSON 53 SALEM 58 FAIRFIELD 67 HHILL 67 d HVII 57 LAWRENCEYTLLE P. CAI .ORA 53 � 78 64 65 0 50 1 75 29 HILL [RFIEI.D CENTRALIA MATTOON BENTON TOUR CHARLESTON W SIT.rARMEI 40 L ■ FLORA 34 c 14 ROX Cowlick that has 7 been in remission Be sure gas tank is 5 for 13 years 2Vi gallons this side Make sure reappears of EMPTY. the tape deck now, oa u- is stocked full rnlly. of romantic music. 6 8 Hope rumors about her father being a Chuck Norris disci- ple are unfounded. 4 Deplete your father’s cache of Old Spice. All vegetation in your vicinity wilts. 3 On Friday, cut your- self shaving. Put Clearasil on face to hide toilet paper. Your First Date 1 Meet foxy chick. Through a friend, learn she’s free Fri- day night; ask her out. She accepts. 2 Decide to be the per- fect angel your par- ents always thought you were, in order to secure the car with reclining seats for the weekend. 1 Gorgeous hunk of a man who you’ve been after for months asks you out. After brief hesita- tion so you don’t ap- pear anxious, you ac- cept. 2 Take a “Roving Re- porter poll of your friends at school on your prospective date's reputation From Starting To Parting, That First Date Is Both Fun And Torture, Both The Sweetest And Sweatiest Experience Of Adolescence! To Remind You Of The Joy And Terrors Of It All, Our Staff Of Experts Has Come Up With The “E.R.H.S. Dating Game”! Read The Boy’s Box (Black) Before The Girl’s Of The Same Number. And If You Get Lost Or Miss The Point, Read It Again — Like Dating, It’s Easier The Second Time! 3 be prepared to deny all the bad things your parents have heard about him. 4 Volunteer to take care of your bratty little sister so the BOY’S GIRL’S folks will extend your curfew to 10:30. It’s Friday. Walk to school 5 6 7 8 without F 1 o a t Your bedroom looks In underwear with touch- through the like a tornado hit rollers in your hair, ing day, even rat after spending 2 practice saying “No ground. dissection in 7th hours trying to de- in front of the mir- hour. Final bell cide what to wear. ror. rings. 9 Ring her doorbell. A large, unshaven figure in undershirt holding a beer answers door. 10 Discover this behemoth is her mother. Ask her for a sip of her beer. 11 Father grills you about your retirement plans. 12 Try to hide your disap- pointment. 12 Walk down the stairs making your Scarlett O’Hara entrance, feel- ing very proud of the way you look. 11 Lay down to get pants zipped up in the middle of your 5-minute ma- keover. 10 Get dressed. Decide this is not what you want to wear; go back to Square 7. 9 Hear doorbell ring downstairs. Figure you’ll be ready in half an hour. 17 He clears his throat. In fright, pitch popcorn An hour after you return, you and she have still not spoken. You are terrified of break- ing the silence with even the slightest noise. Listen to the chirp of the crickets as you get up the nerve to speak. She laughs nervously. You laugh. She laughs. You laugh. Ten minutes later 17 While laughing uneasily, notice your preacher and his wife sit- ting in the car beside you. Stop laughing. Yawn, stretch, and drop right arm around her shoulder. Turn toward her to catch her reac- tion, accidentally hitting the horn with your left A elbow. 18 Following Mr. Coordi- r nation's horn honking, think that everyone in the drive-in is look- ing. Sink out of sight, then remember who is in the car beside you. Pop back up again. As you head west, suggest going to the drive-in. Disregard groan from seat next to you. 13 The drive-in? On our first date?!? Fifteen minutes into the movie, leave to buy the drive-in's famous three dollar box of popcorn. IS While he's gone turn rear- view mirror to see to reapply lip gloss. Brush hair for ten minutes to make it look more casual. Spend ten minutes trying to maneuver the car close enough to the sound box. Find Created By Dave Shafer, Terri Shafer, Elizabeth Brauer, Kathy Keyth, David Allen, Lea Ann Burgener, And Mike Baker 14 Contemplate how wonder-boy got his driver's li- cense. Wish that you had driven. Movie's finally over. As you leave, turn car radio on. Think maybe she doesn't like music. Quickly turn it off. Though you've driven this route countless times before, you somehow end up lost. Oh no! And she probably thinks you planned this 19 Wonder why he turns radio on, then off. Think maybe he doesn't like music. 20 Passing cows, cornfields, and bean fields, you just know it never took this long before. Wonder what his motive is. 21 Turn around and see her still standing in doorway. Hopefully call out, “Can I call you tomorrow?” 26 Meet his gaze. Smile and answer, “I’d like that. Speech- less, hesitate in doorway to watch him return to his car. This is the lowest moment of your life. You need a hug. ■ - Under the porchlight, gaze into her eyes. Suddenly, your eyes are getting closer and closer it's now or never . h As you begin that lonely walk up to her doorstep, wonder if you should just shake her hand. 24 Feel warm from porch light; shiver from the night air. Gaze into his eyes; all thoughts leave your mind as your lips meet. 23 Remembering what your mother always told you, feel guilty that such thoughts would even enter your mind. 22 Realize you are on the St. Marie road. Hug car door more tightly. As he heads toward your house, hope he will kiss you After you find your way back to town, you real- ize it's too close to her curfew to get something to eat. Decide you're not worthy to kiss her. Following is the quiz you’ve all been waiting for. Who is your perfect man? Take the following quiz, adding the numerical values of your answers to find out. “Go on ” Rate-A-Date � • £. s' A 174 Ol) The most romantic thin� yojr S nd «“ ™s« on “D.i„ D.,.' 2. Show up on time. Take you to an ERHS basketball game. e„ SO?1 ' (16) To ft� 4 “y ’ -•s tSSS. 2. To the at 1:00 AM. 3 To the court house benches. 16-31 LAND THAT TIME FORGOT — Mr. Tom Woodward You are a really nice gal. Although your appearance comes across as sloppy at times, your wit and personal charm more than make up for this defect. You can ex- pect a life filled with joy, pictures of Phil and Steve Mahre hanging on your bed- room walls, and a complete Scotchguard wardrobe. 32-48 RIGOR MORTISLAND — Marty Feldman Your outstanding character trait is naran- onia. You are checking your environment on all sides, and Marty, being able to search two directions at once, is your role model. Although your neurosis is not dis- abling at present, serious difficulties will ensue when you discover your dream date is now deceased. 49-64 FANTASYLAND — Tom Selleek First off, you cheated. No one gets Tom Selleek, let’s get real. Your choice clearly illustrates a deep-seeded need for a mus- tache and hairy chest, which in turn illus- trates you are attracted to baboons. We strongly recommend psychiatric help for you, the sooner the better. Good Luck! Olnean Re-Jects Kathy Lathrop and Liz Brauer perform the worst form of child abuse known to mankind, force-face painting little kids, so that they go through their adult lives as Ronald McDonald clones! Somebody's gassed! The photographer, Sherrie Brock, or You! Nancy Etson's uncensored reaction to the news that Mr. Woodward will be the 1982-83 Olnean center- fold. Liz Brauer and Kathy Keyth practice their life’s calling — Profes- sional Hood Ornaments. SIMON SAYS — “HANDS UP HIGH Our sneaky photographer caught Mr. Miller living his little known alter-ego, clone of Marty Feldman. i n _ x Heck with the 34 dive off tackle, what row did you say that blonde is sitting in?! 177 “Hi there, sailor!” 178 A sad scene folks, these unknown students didn’t realize that the ERHS gym subway system went out of operation years ago. Al tries to thumb a ride with the photographer. The Ad Pages “Your Call Goes Through Faster If You Dial The Right Number.” Once again it is time to pay tribute to those most generous individuals and businesses who have underwritten this opulent volume — so we will. Spread throughout these pages yellowed with age are various graphic minutiae, which are designed to attract your optic nerves. Our diligent staff has left no stones unturned in the never ending search for typographical and grammatical errors. However, they did leave several pages unturned. In keeping with past OLNEAN policy, our introverted proofreaders wish to remain anonymous. In starting a new policy, any business or person wishing to know the proofreaders' identities can, for a small fee — see Mike Baker or Mr. Shafer. Once again the staff members, and their families, wish to thank everyone who helped with this year’s book. We’re sending letter bombs to those of you who didn’t. Best Wishes 1983 Graduates Don E. Abel D.D.S. P.C. 317 Whittle Olney, IL 62450 (618) 392-7481 NIX’S ACE HARDWARE 222 W. Main Olney, IL 62450 383-2133 “If You Want It, We Got It” Af-Am AFTERNOON DELITES Ice Cream Ole Fashion Sundaes Sodas Malts Shakes Splits Delicious Sandwiches Homemade Soups And Pies Hours: Sunday 10:30 AM-6 PM Mon-Sat 9:00 AM-9 PM Ar®iF= Wheel Goods Division - Olney i ROADMASTER United Employees Union Number One 1979 - 1982 182 “If You Want It, We Got It” As You Like It Compliments Of OLNEY AMERICAN LEGION 303 S. Fair Olney, Illinois Fashion For Her Jr. Headquarters 2nd Floor Loft Boutique 217 E. Main Olney, Illinois 62450 The Yellow Pages Tell Who Sells BAKER L 1 OIL TREATING A Bike Oil Tbds Ccrrparv Radio Tower Road (618) 395-7331 Office “If You Want It, We Got It” Ba-Be SEEDS, LTD. BEHIMER KISSNER, INC. 501 North Walnut Olney, Illinois 62450 Buyers Of Grain — Sellers Of Quality Seed Beans And Seed Wheat. See Us For Your Grain Marketing Needs — Get Top Prices For All Grain. We Also Offer On Farm Pickup. Check With Us For Your Seed Needs And Get High Quality Seed Beans And Seed Wheat. Phone: Olney — 395-7356 Mt. Erie — 842-2228 Wayne City — 895-2181 Mt. Vernon, Ind. — 1-800-457-3088 West Salem — 456-3711 Phone (618) 395-1349 Or 395-7519 Dr. Larry J. Bemont Chiropractic 214 N Boone St. Olney, 111. 62450 Save Time! BATEMAN’S AUTO PARTS 801 East Main Olney, Illinois 62450 Phone — 392-7951 Find A Dealer — In Your Area By Looking In “THE YELLOW PAGES” 184 “If You Want It, We Got It” Be-Bl BEN FRANKLIN Route 130 South Phone: 395-3324 “Your Authorized Radio Shack Dealer Don Harting Manager ‘Blacks Shoe tillage. £td. Richland County Mall — Olney. Illinois 62450 BLANDKENSHIP AUTO PARTS MACHINE SHOP SERVICE 305 W. Main Olney, IL 393-2938 MAYTAG ZENITH Dale Berger’s T.V. - Appliance Mart I2td EAST MAIN ST OLNEY. ILLINOIS ©2450 610 393 2901 MAGIC CHEF WESTINGHOUSE (J3 i- State Conitiuction, One._______________ 505 Whittle Avenue P. 0. Box 478 Olney. lllinoi� 82450 ROBERT T. TOLEN PRESIDENT BLANKS INSURANCE 515 S. Whittle Olney, IL 185 “If You Want It, We Got It” Bo Congratulations To Class Of “83” — Best Ever — Richland Radiology Staff And Company Dr. Enrique Bouffard III “If You Want It, We Got It” Bu Logging Senice m £ ± Perforating Box 567 Olney, III. 62450 GENE BURGENER Bus. 618-393-6526 Res. 618-395-2468 187 “If You Want It, We Got It Bo-Ch BOWERS DRUG STORE Licensed - State Approved Burgin Nursing Manor, Inc. OLNEY, ILLINOIS 62450 205 E. Main Olney, IL 62450 No. 1 928 E. Scott Inez Burgin McKinney Owner A Administrator No. 2 900 E. Scott Sue Burgin. R. N. Administrator (618)393-2914 (618)395-2181 B. S. EQUIPMENT CO. INC. Robert Summers, President 618-392-4141 I ... 618 395-1249 Nlnht 4AC COOPER in 618-395-1249 Industrial Motors Night 618-395-1470 Bo 550 Foster Power Tongs Olney, III. 62450 CARDINAL OILWELL SERVICE, INC. 1107 W. Main Olney, IL Owners — Roger McKinney Ronald R. Carder 618-395-7325 Compliments Of The Olney Chamber Of Commerce “If You Want It, We Got It” Ce-Ch OnMfcw AMERICA’S NUMBER 1 TOP SELLER, CENTURY 21™ R.W. QUAYLE 901 E. Locust Olney, 111. Phone (618) 395-4906 We Are Selling “Southeastern Illinois” CHAMPION LABORATORIES, INC. P.O. Box 307, West Salem, Illinois 62476 Manufacturer Of Automotive Filters, Chemicals, And Additives “If You Want It, We Got It” Ch-Co Serving Church And Home CHRISTIAN SUPPLY 104 North Grant Olney, II 62450 Phone: 395-4831 FAMILY LIFE CENTER OLNEY COMPUTER AND DATA CENTER Christian Church Of Olney Junction 50 and 130 Olney, Illinois 62450 367 N. West St. Olney, II 62450 Office (618) 395-8571 Box 147 Olney, II 62450 395-7119 190 “Have A Coke And A Smile” “Tenga Una Coca Y Una Sonriso ” — Cris Vapsi “Ha En Coke Och Ett Leende” — Patrick “Hob Stets Eime Cola Und Eim Lachelm” — Stefan Z D-7£ ifctj — Kyoko “If You Want It, We Got It” Ci-Cr WE'RE PLANNING YOUR FUTURE TODAY Ten years ago, we began planning for the energy you're using today. To be certain you'll have the energy you'll need tomorrow, we're planning for your future right now. CE V TRAL ILLINC IB | PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Small Monthly bookkeeping, account- • • mg and tax services for small and DUSinSSS medium-sized businesses of all .. types. Timely, customized package. accounting , w «Personal Attention made easv. •opera,in9s,a,emen,s J «Balance Sheets • Bank Reconciliations Brooks A. AM Tax Returns Cullison • Payroll Register 506 B. West Main Olney, Illinois (618) 395-2558 COMPREHENSIVE business services COUNTRY COMPANIES Insurance And Investment Services Best Wishes To The Class Of “83” 201 E. Chestnut Olney, Illinois 62450 Phone: 395-8484 Paul Bishop, CLU Agency Manager Dan Crane U.S. Congressman Compliments Of: Compliments Of CRADDOCK TITLE SERVICE Croegart, Clark, McLaughlin, Ltd. Attorneys At Law 30.5 E. Main Olney, IL 624,50 “If You Want It, We Got It C-Da CULLIGAN WATER SERVICES Water Well Boring And Drilling, Pump Sales And Service, Water Tanks, And Pump Accessories. Also Purification And Treatment Of Any Water Problems 322 E. Main, Olney, IL G. Keith Jones Gerald B. Jones Lie. No. 102-235 Lie. No. 102-195 C T AUTO PARTS 416 Whittle Avenue Complete Automotive And High Performance Ron Clodfelter Ed Treece Phone — 395-7411 These East Richland Students Are Enjoying The “Full Meal Deal” At Dairy Queen. A Hamburger, Fries, Drink, And D.Q. Sundae At A Great Price. A RUIDPRQ PROFESSIONAL PANTS PEOPLE Ol.iwiC� ' '• “If You Want It, We Got It’ Di-Do DEIMAL TRUCKING INC. The Mack Pack DOLL’S INC. 500 S. Polk Olney,IL 62450 i U3toaom eSfiofi 403 Whittle Avenue Olney. Illinois 62450 Owners GERALD DIEL Phone 395-4561 CHARLENE DIEL “If You Want It, We Got It” Do-Ea DOUGHERTYS MAINTENANCE Harry Dougherty Petroleum Equipment Sales Service Kt. 6 — E. Hall St., — Phone (618) 395-4041 Olney, Illinois 62450 Complete Line Uniforms And Maternity Wear 426 S. Whittle Ave. — Suite No. 1 — Olnev 62450 EAGLE LAND DEVELOPMENT, INC. EAGLE HOME SYSTEMS, INC. Land Oil Quality Home Construction Michael J. Simpson Bob Roy President President 301 E. Agnes Dunn, Sales Mgr. Main Olney, IL Paul C. Dunn, Owner 62450 Larry Sullivan Perry Kethem Vice-President Vice-President Telephone (618) 395-4506 195 “If You Want It, We Got It” Eo-El EAGLESON’S 520 Whittle Ave. Olney, 111. 393-2148 EALEY’S JEWELRY Arcadia Building Olney, IL 62450 Tom Silva, Geologist ELM STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH Advertise Here It Pays 727 East Elm Street Olney, IL Phone — 392-3231 Minister — Keith Sproat Youth Minister — Bill Cox “Ministering To The Master” i% “If You Want It, We Got It” Em-Fe Congratulations Congratulations Class Of “83” To The EMBARRASS REGIONAL PLANNING DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION COURT HOUSE Class Of 1983 Neil R. Etson JOHN FEHRENBACHER INSURANCE AGENCY 124 South East Olney, IL 62450 Phone: 393-2946 FARMER’S EXCHANGE Box 56 Claremont, IL 62421 FEHRENBACHER LAW OFFICE Ray Fehrenbacher Injury Claims — Handling Of Estates, Wills, And Tax Planning — Real Estate, Oils Gas Coal — Corporations Marriage Dissolutions Illinois State Rt. 130 1001 S. West Olney 395-2156 197 “If You Want It, We Got It” Fi i i m 1 1 in m 1 m ®1 m i FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS « OINEY NOBLE � Touch-N-Go Banking 2HHC Automatic Teller f4ad ir c We’re Herr Vlu n You Need U FIRST NATIONAL BANK lu ' Otaevj M L M B t R FD1C PH.395 8541 - 723 2396 DOWNTOWN Main Whittle Avenue Olney. Illinois p 5 yAiyy i —■ ““ 1 DRIVE IN BANK 400 Whittle Ave DRIVE IN BANK Route 1 30 NotIh NOBLE BANKING CENTER P 0 Box 232 Noble. Illinois Olney lli !!,5lliBJi[3);[S;''5.','ai M: Jfirst Itlniteb JHettjobist Church 335 South Fair Olney, Illinois 62450 Phone: 618-395-1387 or 395-1500 DWIGHT L. JONES, Pastor 9:00 Sunday School 10:00 Morning Worship 7:00 Sunday Evening Best Wishes Class Of “83” 198 JIM FRANKLIN Route 250 East Phone: 618-393-2905 Olney, IL 62450 CHEVROLET “If You Want It, We Got It” Fe — Fr 112 Whittle Ave. Olney, IL 62450 _ 35 YEARS UNITING METAL p Rts _ FLOYD'S WELDING SERVICE 3 Blocks South of Viaduct on Route 130 OLNEY. ILLINOIS 62450 PHONE 618-392-3311 MOBILE 618-395-2641 FRITSCHLE LAND IMPROVEMENT Joe, Jeff, Brett RR 2 Olney, IL 62450 FREE METHODIST CHURCH Phone: 869-2469 200 223 West Cherry Sunday Services Worship 9:30 A.M. Bible Study 10:35 A.M. Gospel Hour 6:00 P.M. Wednesday Activities 7:00 P.M. For Youth, Children, Adults John A. Lefter, Pastor Church (618) 392-3761 “If You Want It, We Got It” Fs — G1 RICHLAW SERVICE CO Noble 723-2143 Olney 393-2971 West Liberty 754-3773 ZEAN GASSMANN COMPANY INSURANCE Since 1931 RON S DECORATING SERVICE Ron Gibbs Drywall • Painting • Wallpapering Phone 395-3901 SHOE STORE 214 E. Main Olney GLOVER OILFIELD SERVICES 612 Parker Olney,IL 62450 Crude Oil And Natural Gas Exploration Production Service 1 Beltonna Dr. Olney, Illinois 62450 201 “If You Want It, We Got It” GAFFNERS Olney, Greenville, Vandalia GAFFNERS — Serving High School Students And Grads Since 1880 With: • Diamonds • Rings • Watches • China • Crystal • Silver • Fine Gifts • Bridal Registry 202 If You Want It, We Got It' Go — Ha GOBERT’S BOOTERY BERT GRIFFIN Home Of Connie Shoes “When You Think Of Shoes Think Of Goberts — We Think Of You.” 232 East Main — Olney, IL Agent — State Farm 1707 E. Main Olney, IL Bus. Phone: 392-0316 Res. Phone: 395-4735 Best Wishes To The Class Of ’83 Frank E. Gruber, D.D.S. Compliments Of HAHNS MOTOR SALES Box 356 Whittle Olney, IL 393-2944 HAHN HAND REALTORS, INC. 395-8515 Cliff Hahn Katie Hand 395-2608 395-3559 203 “If You Want It, We Got It” H M QUALITY DRILLING FLUIDS FOR ENERGY HARRIS MUD CHEMICAL, Inc. When you have a mud problem, call us, we have a high- ly qualified engineering staff ready to solve your problems 24-hours a day. Kenneth E. Harris President P.O. Box 705 Olney, Illinois 62450 Phone (618) 395-7395 ____________________________________________________ LABORATORY FIELD S 204 “If You Want It, We Got It' Ha — He Hardeer. Automatic Car Wash Maytag Coin Operated Laundry Try Our Convenient Drive Thru Happy Hour Services 1000 E. Main OIney, IL 912 E. Main Phone 393-7091 Richard Yohe Owner 395-1161 HARRIS SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. HEINDSELMAN HEATING AIR CONDITIONING RR 5 OIney Phone: 395-2934 Route 130 North OIney, IL 62450 Phone: 392-5231 Or 395-2002 205 “If You Want It, We Got It” He — Ho HOOKER, INC. JCT 50 130 Olney, IL 62450 HERMAN INTERNATIONAL RR 2 Olney, Illinois 62450 J-------------------L. trtaB KMMW' Jet. U S. SO IL. 130 Box 27 Olney. II. 62450-0027 A 618-395-2121 TONY BEAL General Manage jT JIM HOUGH BARBER SHOP 836 E. Main Olney, IL 62450 Phone: 395-3613 206 If You Want It, We Got It’ Ho — Im House for All V Seasons V fPftotograpfiy Compliments Of J.D. HURN SON LUMBERYARD 200 West Butler Olney, Illinois Phone: 395-8576 “Photography For All Occasions” Meredith Taylor, Owner 502 W. Main Olney (618) 395-4035 Portrait • Engagement • Wedding XB Compliments Of George Chris HELEN’S AUTO SALES ILLINI BUILDERS CO. 1718 E. Main Olney, IL Phone: 393-6034 General Contractors And Designers Butler Pre-Engineered Building Systems P.O. Box 524 1301 Whittle Avenue Olney, Illinois 62450 (618) 392-4811 Compliments Of IMMANUEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH If You Want It, We Got It' Ig — Ja Compliments Of Us In The IGA 1313 E. Main Olney, IL 393-2172 Ed Jones 395-1.323 AUTO CLINIC Terry Anderson 393-7738 1202 Whittle Olney, IL 62450 Lucas Parts And Service John Tice, Manager H M TIRES “Specializing In Automatic Transmission Repair” 208 723 W. Main Olney, IL Bus. (618) 395-7361 Res. (681) 395-3534 “If You Want It, We Got It” J. “Bush” Williams Shannon J. Flickinger 395-1400 — 395-2702 456-3685 Or 395-2998 J J SUPPLY CO., INC. Retips, Reruns, And New Rock Bits 433 S.W. Street Olney, IL 62450 Shop 618 395-4127 If You Want It, We Got It’ Ja — Ke Compliments Of THE JANET SHOP J H COMMUNICATIONS 212 E. Main Olney, Illinois Phone: 392-3621 Missy, Junior, Half Sizes 228 West Main Olney, Illinois 62450 J.C. PENNEY 302 E. Main Olney, IL 62450 JOE’S PIZZA JEFFREY’S ANTIQUE REPRODUCTIONS U.S. 50 Maple Dale Oak, Copper, Brass, Glass, Cast Iron Toys Bells P.O. Box 553 Olney, 111. 62450 214 North Jefferson Olney, Illinois Phone: 392-8551 Or 395-7383 ♦ ♦ COMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE + + KEEN’S SERVICE CENTER 630 West Main St. OLNEY, ILLINOIS 62450 Phone 392-0261 “If You Want It, We Got It” Ke — Ki KEN’S BARBER SHOP 201 Whittle Ave. “Congratulations Seniors” FURNITURE—S i RIPPING, REFINISHING. REPAIRING, REUPHOLSTERING MINWAX PRODUCTS—Carpet Steam Cleaners for Rent Ken's Barn West Edge of Olney Turn North Before KEN KELLER Drive Inn Theatre Tel. 395-2018 Follow Signs — KEX PRODUCTS, INC. Division Of Perfect Equipment Corp. Rt. 130 N. Reproduction Parts 1928-50 7 C ME VROlCT k N.O.S. Parts KESSLERS’ ANTIQUE CARS BODY SHOP Phone: 618-393-4346 Olney, IL KINCADE ACRES KID’S STUFF Mobile Home Park 226 E. Main Olney, IL R.F.D. 6 Olney, IL Owners Floyd And Rosalie Ph. 5-3050 Kincade 211 If You Want It, We Got It' Ki — Kr Light Truck Parts KINCAIDS BODY SHOP R.R. 2 Claremont, IL 62421 Complete Auto Body Repair 4 Miles East Of Olney Compliments Of KING’S FURNITURE STORE Of Olney, Inc. Furniture And Rugs KING’S VENDING 317 East Main St. 403 Whittle Ave Phone: 383-6282 Phone: 395-4158 Wholesale Distributors Building Materials KKC, INCORORATED 1610 East Main Street Olney, Illinois 62450 (618) 395-4348 Compliments Of KORY AND KORA DONUT 329 Whittle Olney,IL 62450 Phone: 393-6076 212 KRALIS BROS. FOODS IlSI KRALIS BROS. 600 South Camp Olney, IL 62450 Ph. 395-2129 “If You Want It, We Got It” La — Me LARRY’S BEAUTY SALON Specializing In: FOREIGN AUTO SALVAGE 102 South Lexington Olney, Illinois Phone Number 395-3331 New, Used, And Rebuilt Parts Location: Hwy 250 At Richland-Lawerence City Line Almost! Phone: (618) 936-2823 Route 2 Sumner, IL 62466 RONALD LEIST BROKER JANET LEIST BROKER LEIST REAL ESTATE Equal Housing Opportunity List with Leist PHONE 395-4477 809 NO. MORGAN OLNEY. ILL- 62450 LINKON’S AUTO SUPPLY 429 S. Whittle Olney, Illinois 62450 (618) 395-2673 Open Sunday Store Manger 12-4 Salesmen: Bill Clow Boo Labne Roger Ryfcer 3937286 395-7181 395-7777 “IF IT CAN BE SOLD — IT CAN BE SOLD AT AUCTION” Doyle McKinney AUCTIONEER — REAL ESTATE “LET ME DO YOUR CRYING” OFFICE 393-7036 OLNEY, ILLINOIS RESIDENCE 392-0796 62450 213 ‘If You Want It, We Got It” M MARATHON TIRE SERVICE, INC. Rte. 130 North Olney, IL 393-2137 HIGH TECH RADIALS IFGoodrich 214 If You Want It, We Got It' Me CHRYSLER Plymouth — Dodge — Dodge Trucks 215 940 S. West St. Olney, IL 62450 Business Phone: 618-395-7321 If You Want It, We Got It' Ma — Mi MALONE CLEANERS 315 S. Whittle Olney, IL 618-392-6811 Hours Mon — Fri: 7:30 AM — 5:30 PM Sat: 7 PM — 11 AM MARIE’S SHIRT SHOPPE Marie Pratt, Owner 219 E. Main Olney, IL 618-395-4220 “Pass The Word On A Shirt” Custom Lettering, Transfers, Designs T-Shirts, Caps For Teams, Groups, Business MARSHALL BROTHERS FURNITURE “Check Our Prices On All Audio Equipment. You Can Bet We Have The Lowest Prices In Town.” Newton 783-8417 Olney 395-8417 Compliments Of Virgil L. Michels Richland County Treasurer 392-8341 MCDONALD’S 7oinEeyMiLn Phone: 395-4902 MILLER’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT 712 E. Main Olney, IL Compliments Of Dr. C. Edward Miller Dr. Kermitt C. Miller General Dentistry 392-5521 217 “If You Want It, We Got It” M — Mo M L WELL SERVICE mOD€ O'DflV Rt. 130 s. Olney, IL 228 E. Main Olney 395-7140 Junior, Misses, Halfsizes MOEHLE PHARMACY 414 E. York Olney, IL 62450 395-2144 218 c i MONICAL’S : pizza s 0 Open Tues — Sun ? Rt. 130 S. y 395-3359 1 “If You Want It, We Got It” Mu — II MUHS SALES SERVICE White Farm Equipment Sumner, IL 62466 Phone: 936-2311 869-2235 FormaI . WkiR MUSGROVE’S MEN’S WEAR 216 E. Main Olney, IL 395-4141 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS 202 E. Main Olney,IL 62450 Store Hours: Mon. — Sat. — 9:30 AM — 5 PM In account with MYERS BROS. Warren Jennings, Owner Phone Calhoun 863-2343 RI.4, Olney, IL 62450 Olney Illinois 62450 Celia Lake (618) 395-2089 ILLINOIS GAS COMPANY JERRY M. MICHELS ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER OLNEY. ILLINOIS 215 N WALNUT TEL 618 395 8588 RESIDENCE 618 395 2686 LAWRENCEVILLE. ILLINOIS 1004 STATE 618-943 3326 219 If You Want It, We Got It’ Mu — 01 NU-WAY CLEANERS 211 Whittle Avenue Phone: 393-7408 OLNEY GREENHOUSE FLOWER SHOP O l eflora Route 130 North Olney, Illinois Phone: 618-393-2144 220 “If You Want It, We Got It” Ol O.C.C. Scholarships for College --------------------------------------------------!--------------- Hamlet COLLEGE CHEMISTRY KrFNAN ECONOMICS McConnell eighth edition One of the best colleges in the region is also one of the closest Olney Central College 221 A Better Place To Be. If You Want It, We Got It' 0 101 E. Market Olney, IL 62450 Phone: 395-1206 Or 395-8606 Owner, Bud Gray Field Superintendent, Mark Turnipseed — Secretary, Jeanne Fritschle 222 “If You Want It, We Got It” Ol OLNEY CARE CENTER Skilled Medicare, Approved Care 410 E. Mac Phone No. Olney, IL 395-7421 Serving Olney, Richland County, And Surrounding Area. The Olney Daily Mail 206 Whittle Avenue Olney, Illinois 62450 Phone: 393-2931 OLNEY TRUST BANK RICH land BANCORP. INCORPORATED 600 EAST MAIN ST.OLNEY. ILLINOIS SBASO 223 If You Want It, We Got It' Ol — Pa OLNEY SOUTHERN BAPTIST S.M. 10:45 AM S.N. 7:30 PM W.N. 7:30 PM 205 E. Mack Olney, IL Pastor — Michael B. Wilder MIKE PAM PE PLUMBING AND WATER PUMP SERVICE PARKERSBURG, ILLINOIS TELEPHONE 442-7783 or 442-5220 PAR 3 GOLF “A Little Bit Of A Good Thing” Parkersburg Albion Grain Grain - Feed - Seed - Fertilizer OLNEY 392-3831 ALBION 445-3417 PARKERSBURG 442-5281 224 “If You Want It, We Got It” Pe Compliments Of E.R.H.S. Pep Club 225 ‘If You Want It, We Got It’ Pn — Pr P.N. HIRSH CO. 700 Rt. 130 South Olney, IL Open 9 — 8 Mon. Thru Fri.; 9 — 6 Sat.; 1 — 5 Sunday POOLS BARGAIN CENTER, INC. (8 Locations) Olney, IL Paris, IL Newton, IL Casey, IL Charleston, IL Crawfordsville, IN Greencastle, IN “No Finance Charge For Our Layaway Plan” le UAiori EXPLORATION COMPANY, INC. OsieL. Billington - President Harry Billington - Drilling Superintendent PHONE: 618-395-8448 P.O. BOX 278 -1240 WHITTLE OLNEY,ILLINOIS 62450 “If You Want It, We Got It” 1021 West Main Olney, IL 62450 Phone: 392-2401 227 Jack, Mary Lou, J.L., Murray “If You Want It, We Got It' Pr — Ro PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY, INC. Dairy “Products That Must Please General Office © personal Finance Company 110 Whittle Avenue Olney. Illinois 62450 Olney, Illinois 62450 Candie Armstrong. Manager (618) 395-2177 (AMB)P UPTT9 RACKLIN PAINT DECORATING CENTER 605 E. Main St. Olney, IL 62450 Jon N. Racklin, Owner ROSE MARIE’S JEWELRY, INC. 102 East Main Olney, Illinois 62450 Phone: (618) 395-4636 ‘If You Want It, We Got It’ R RICHLAND MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Visiting Hours 1 P.M. — 8:30 P.M. 24 Hour Emergency Ambulance Service (618) 395-4326 800 E. Locust Olney, IL (618) 395-2131 “If You Want It, We Got It” Ra — Ru RAY JACKS Auto Truck Repair 110 East Cherry St. Olney, Illinois 62450 Telephone: 395-2330 RURAL KING SUPPLY Rt. 130 South Olney, Illinois 62450 RENNEL’S RED WHITE 1125 E. Main Olney — Mt. Carmel — Robinson Olney, IL 62450 ROUSH’S APPLIANCE 100 East Main Olney, Illinois 62450 Phone: 395-7495 RUSK WILLIAMS, INC. All Rig Air Call Communications Box 53 Highway 130 South Olney, IL Business Ph. 618-392-0151 Home Ph. 618-392-3971 Air Call 618-395-4545 230 ‘If You Want It, We Got It’ Sc — St SCHERER’S CERAMICS RR 2 Olney,IL 62450 Free Classes Finished Products Compliments Of Dr. And Mrs. Baird Smith ELMER STERCHI FLOOR TILE SERVICE 221 N. MORGAN OLNEY, ILL. 392-3581 231 “If You Want It, We Got It” St — Tr STEVENS REFRIGERATION HEATING AIR CONDITIONING LLOYD STEVENS Rt 6 Olney. Illinois 62450 Phone 395-3788 Chiropractic Associates STYLE BEAUTY SALON Geometric Classic Styles Kay Mattoon — Owner M.D. Borah Lake £ CHIROPRACTIC ASSOCIATES DR. G. R. STREET, D.C., Ph.C. Director 400 South West Street Route 130 South (618) 395-3162 or CHney, Illinois 62450 (618) 395-3800 _________________________________________ RR 6 Olney 395-2931 SUMMER’S FUNERAL HOME RICHLAND COUNTY MALL Hours Mon. — Sat. 8:30 A.M. — 9:30 P.M. Sun. 9 A.M. — 7 P.M. SUPER X Wants To Be Your Prescription Store N. E. TRADING POST Antiques SWEET SHOP — FLOWERS — LAMP PARTS PRIMITIVES — CHINA — FURNITURE 5,000 Square Feet Zffie. dtaini. 401 N EAST OLNEY. ILL. PHONE 395-4491 426 South Fair Olney, IL Home of The White Squirrels Open 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. Monday through Saturday — DEALERS AND COLLECTORS WELCOME — 232 “If You Want It, We Got It” Ta — Tr TAYLOR PRINT SHOP “Serving The Community For Over 55 Years” OLNEY TRUE VALUE HARDWARE See Us For Graduation And Wedding Invitations Jim Jan Chilton, Owners 521 W. North Olney, IL 62450 392-5341 222 E. Main 392-3921 Marriage, Family Child Counselor Air Conditioned Color TV And Phones In Every Room You’ll Like Our Rates Bob Terrell, M.A. 5 Willow Drive — Olney, IL 62450 Tel. (618) 392-5311 (618) 395-3583 TRAVELERS INN MOTEL Mr. Mrs. Howard M. Chapman — Owners Phone 1801 East Main St. 618-393-2186 Olney, IL 62450 If You Want It, We Got It' Tr _ Um TRIPLE B OIL PRODUCERS 130116 S Whittle Ave., Olney (618) 395-4551 STELLUM OIL FIELD SUPPLY, INC. Rods Tanks Casing Fittings Tubing Pump Jacks Pumps Engines “Complete Pump Shop” Trident Oil Field Service And Construction Rotary Drilling Pulling Units Spudders Construction Services Roustabouts Power Tongs Winch Trucks Dozers Dump Trucks Ditching Frac Tank Rental, Power Swivel, Water Flood Installations TOWN AND COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON Virginia Keller R.R. 3, Olney, IL Joni Ferguson 395-2018 Used Cars And Trucks Tires And Batteries UMFLEET SALES AND SERVICE «Air Taxi • Used Aircraft •dealer Craft Rental • Instruction Rt. 250 West Sumner, Illinois 62466 ©EARLE. SMITH PRESIDENT OLNEY NOBLE AIRPORT Box 261 OLNEY, ILL. 62450 OLNEY. ILL. Jack Umfleet, Owner (618) 936-2411 Airport: 618 393-2967 Home: 618 395-4408 234 Flora Airport: 622-2222 “If You Want It, We Got It” UNITED EMPLOYEES UNION NO. 1 P.O. Box 417 Olney, IL Best Of Luck To The Class Of “83” 0 UNION Frondenberg USA Co. Cycle Parts 1 Union Drive «Olney. Illinois 62450 Phone (618)395-8471 Telex: 510-525-2435 VAUGHN VAUGHN ATTORNIES .308 So. Kitchell Olney, Illinois 62450 If You Want It, We Got It Vi — We '’Way 'Cflyttce 436 cWHmU Uwf. 9llU . 63440 Sul on Exercise Classes Equipment «O, °th Myra Diesser Shelby Schrey Phone: 395-7255 WEBER TOURS TRAVEL A Shop Of Out me non Design 201 East Main Olney, IL 62450 Ph. 618-395-8591 wnc« tows rmti WAL- MART Open Mon. — Sat. 9:00 — 9:00 Sunday 12:00 — 5:00 236 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Of 1983 WEBER MEDICAL CLINIC LTD. “If You Want It, We Got It” We — Wy k eJJm 7mt Bill and Betty Welker, Owners ART CRAFT SUPPLIES 209 East Main, Olney, Illinois Phone (618)392-5641 Compliments Of Sam White Advertise Here — It Pays Regional Superintendent District 1 [ your independent] yJtnufomeg agent b WRIGHT INSURANCE AGENCY “For All Your Insurance Needs” WYATT CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Bob Teel Agent Res. 395-2481 Bus. 936-2021 Dr. Louis A. Wyatt Dr. Jerald O. Dishong 731 South West Street, Olney Illinois Phone 392-5511 Or 395-2357 105 S. Christy Sumner, Illinois 238 If You Want It, We Got It' Wi — Zi Telephone: 395-2295 Res. 395-1705 Area Code: 618 WICKISER CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Dr. Daniel N. Wickiser Chiropractic Physician 816 E. Main Olney. Illinois EMEST ETHEL WITSMAN WITSMAN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Frank yockcy Oil Producer Owner Frank Yockey Pumper Donnie Quillen Secretary Juanita Leaf Accountant Janice Christy 629 W. Main St. P.O. Box 610 Olney, ILL 62450 Phone: (618) 392-4731 P 0 DRAWER 70 PHONE 618 393 6236 OLNEY. ILLINOIS 62450 MOBILE 618 395 2727 Dozers — Excavator — Self-Loading Scraper YONAKA BULLDOZING Farm and Oil Field Service Parkersburg, IL 62452 ALLEN YONAKA (618) 442-5418 Go To The Yellow Pages Before You Go To Town ZIRKLE FUNERAL HOME CREST HAVEN CEMETERY 239 Adams, Janice 18, 107, 110 Adkins, Dawn 56 Ahlfield, David 55, 56 Akes, Jay 18, 119 Aldridge, Ronda 42, 107, 111 Aldridge, Trent 70 Allard, Machelle 70, 128, 175 Allen, David 56 Allen, Steven T. 70, 142, 159 Allison, Lisa 18, 132 Alvord, Cheryl 70 Alvord, Chuck 56 Anderson, John 42, 54, 109 Anderson, Mark 17, 18, 107, 114 Anderson, Timothy 70 Angle, Jarred 70, 91, 149, 220 Angle, Kristi 70, 137 Apple, David 13, 18, 64, 110 Archibald, Steve 42, 148, 152 Arteberry, Loren 70 Ashcraft, Sam 42 Atkins, Angelia 56, 124, 128 Atkins, Doug 70, 108, 128 Atwood, Marsha 18 Auteberry, Deana 70 Auteberry, Diana 70 Auteberry, Sherry 43 Baas, Michael V. 70, 128, 159 Bagwell, Ida Mae 43, 128, 133 Bailey, Patricia 18, 110 Baker, Lisa 56, 125 Baker, Mike 11, 12, 17, 18, 66, 116, 117, 118, 119, 121, 125, 175, 185, 193, 211, 218 Baker, William 18, 109, 110 Balding, Peggy 18, 107 Balding, Perry 56 Ballard, James 18, 32, 102, 148, 150, 155 Bannister, Misty 38, 42 Bare, Tammy 42, 111, 121, 128, 131 Bare, Timothy 56, 109, 134 Barrett, James 56 Barrington, Anita 18, 104, 116, 117, 118, 126, 190 Barrington, Dawn 18, 102, 105 Barrington, Marci 42 Barrington, Todd 42 Bassett, Tammy 19, 109, 110, 122 Bauman, Bengee 70, 166 Beck, Connie 42, 113, 120 Bell, Anita 19, 103 Bell, Anthony 56, 128, 131 Bell, Patricia 70 Benson, Bradley 56 Benton, Ellen 70, 133, 134 Berger, Mary 67, 70, 79, 101, 122, 164, 225 Berger, Robert 19 Berry, Dana 56, 148, 152, 168 Bettis, Angela 42, 51, 120, 125, 136 Bickers, Terrie 42, 109 Biggerstaff, Jeff 42 Billingsley, Brad 56, 168, 169 Billington, Kim 56, 139 Birch, Mary 11, 12, 13, 17, 19, 33, 100, 101, 105, 122, 123, 126, 128, 135, 139, 141, 154, 225 Bissey, Gary 42, 109 Bissey, Tammy 70, 127 Black, Martin 56, 128 Black, Tony 19 Blackburn, Angela 67, 70, 128 Blackburn, Timothy 70, 78, 125, 128, 131 Blackford, Bobbie 56, 108 Blackford, John 19, 108, 114, 115 Blain, Teresa 70 Blanchette, Sabrina 56 Blank, Lori 19, 107, 114 Blank, Melissa 19, 125 Blank, Rodney 42, 49, 109, 110 Blevins, James 56, 109 Boley, Mark 56 Bouffard, Mark 33, 42, 120, 121, 125, 126 Boulb, April T. 70 Bowe, Lisa 70, 109 Bower, Kathi 11, 12, 17, 19, 114, 115, 119, 128 Bower, Sandi 56, 112, 115, 125, 128 Bracken, Betty 56 Brackett, Warren 56, 128 Bradham, James 19 Branham, Angela 42, 110 Brauer, Elizabeth 11, 12, 33, 94, 98, 112, 116, 118, 119, 124, 125, 131, 132, 136, 172, 174, 226 Brauer, Michael 55, 56, 92, 128 Brault, Rodney 42, 110 Brault, Stanley 56 Brewer, Christina 70, 107, 165 Bricker, Jason 42 Bricker, Perry 110 Britton, David 70 Brock, Sherrie 19, 96, 99, 114, 116, 117, 118, 121, 122, 123, 126, 136, 172, 174, 181, 200, 223, 225 Brock, Spencer 70 Bromm, Carol 56, 127, 128, 145 Bromm, Jesse 42, 109, 127, 148 Bromm, Kenneth 56 Brooks, Bryan 109, 110, 160 Brooks, Kimberly 54, 55, 56, 118, 139, 160 Brooks, Lisa 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 49, 120, 121, 124, 135, 136, 144, 171 Brooks, Scott 114, 124 Brooks, Tracy 20, 51, 108, 116, 121, 126, 128, 129, 131, 135, 136, 154, 174, 225 Brown, Arron 42, 109 Brown, Darian 70 Brown, Deborah 56 Brown, Delrey 70 Brown, Garrett 56 Brown, Scott 11, 12, 20, 33, 112, 114, 115, 134 Brown, Steve 42 Brummitt, Danny 70, 149 Bunting, Mark 70, 142 Burgener, Brad 42, 108, 109 Burgener, Carolyn 20, 50, 107, 135, 160 Burgener, Kevin 20, 108 Burgener, Mark 42, 109 Burgener, Mike 20, 114 Burgener, Tammy 70, 125, 134 Burgener, Thomas 71 Burger, Rob 109 241 Burgin, Michelle 56, 102, 154, 155 Burgin, Robin 39, 42, 125, 137, 164 Burton, Shelly 71, 107, 128 Buss, Chris 42, 50, 111, 121, 142, 143 Byford, Mart 38, 42, 49 Byford, William 71, 149 Calcote, Ralph 71, 149 Campbell, Cindy 71, 78, 125, 136, 175 Campbell, Keith 109 Campbell, Penny 42, 194 Cannons, Pamela 69, 71 Cantwell, Catherine 57, 128 Cantwell, Christine 57, 128 Carnes, Pat 109 Caudell, Lori 55, 57, 107 Cecil, David 57, 128, 131 Cecil, Kevin 71, 131 Cedemar, Patrik 20, 107, 190 Chamberlin, Janet 20, 110 Chaplin, Pat 57, 109 Clark, David 39, 43, 49, 125, 128, 129 Clark, Katrina 55, 57, 107 Clevy, June 43, 114, 118, 133 Cline, Staci 67, 71, 77, 101, 125, 128, 129, 169, 175 Clodfelter, John 43 Clow, Susan 57, 65, 145 Clow, Tina 71 Cole, Mark 71, 149 Combs, Celia 71, 125, 127 Combs, Mark 57, 91, 148, 149 Comer, Nancy 43 Cook, Terri 43, 49, 107, 118, 123, 145 Cotner, Phyllis 71 Coulter, James 71 Courter, Stephanie 43, 113 Cowman, Gary 57, 108 Cox, Dannette 43 Cox, Julie 57 Craig, Brian 16, 20, 92, 95, 109, 135, 148, 152, 168 Craig, Marian 43, 113, 114 Cummins, Jerry 71 Cummins, Lisa 38, 39, 40, 43, 49, 53, 94, 121, 122, 135, 136, 144, 174 Cummins, Mary Cathy 43, 132 Cunningham, Roger 68, 71 Curtis, Doug 54, 57, 156, 157, 166 Dallmier, Kevin 71, 142 Darrel, Alyssa 71 Davis, Charles 43 Davis, Eric 11, 1, 20, 32, 98, 99, 112, 128, 130, 131, 134 Davis, Harold 43, 92, 109, 148, 151, 152 Dean, Dale 71, 166 Deischer, Tammi 57, 107, 118, 139 DeWeese, Philip 43, 126 Dietrich, Dee 71, 127 Dietrich, Marie 41, 43, 49, 50, 145 Dietz, Penny 20, 93, 135, 155, 160, 161, 164, 165, 183 Dilly, Teresa 71 Doan, Allison 16, 20, 40, 94, 114, 135, 136, 144, 197 Doan, Denny 71, 159 Doan, Gerald 57, 62 Doan, Jacque 71, 164 Doan, James 57, 108 Doll, Bradly 71, 162 Doser, Kevin 20, 109, 217 Dougherty, Sarah 16, 21, 114, 127, 128, 129, 136, 137, 225 Dowty, Beverly 71 Dowty, Connie 43, 111 Dowty, Michael 57, 109 Dowty, Sandra 53, 57, 125, 145 Dowty, Susan 11, 12, 21, 33, 116, 118, 121, 122, 123, 125, 136, 199, 202, 206, 207, 217 Dreiman, Gregory 57, 109 Dreiman, Valerie 21, 107, 111, 116, 139, 141, 174, 228 Drugas, Rebecca 71 Dunahee, Laura 71 Duncan, Connie 57, 105, 133 Duncan, Lisa 43, 109, 110 Eads, Sheila 57, 127 Eagleson, Carol 21, 32, 40, 49. 94, 105, 126, 136, 173 Eagleson, Michael 71, 148 Eagleson, Stephen 71 Earp, Stephen 71 Easton, Traci 43, 128, 133 Eck, Oscar 71 Eckel, Ronald 72 Eckiss, Charlotte 54, 57, 63, 92, 112, 126 Edgington, Philip 57 Erbacher, Sunny 43, 120, 136, 139, 167 Ernst, Konni 43, 49, 51, 98, 104, 120, 128, 130, 131 132 Erwin, Greg 38, 41, 43, 94, 97, 99, 120, 134, 135, 166 Etson, Nancy 12, 14, 21, 33, 100, 104, 112, 114, 116, 118, 123, 136, 139, 141, 172, 173, 225 Evans, Kenneth 57, 92 Evans, Kym 57, 92, 124, 128 Evans, Penny 21, 110, 114 Farrar, Steve 72 Fehrenbacher, Angela 72, 164 Fehrenbacher, Samantha 39, 41, 43, 49, 121, 122, 125, 135, 136, 137, 139 Fehrenbacher, Tom 53, 57, 158 Fisher, Kevin 57 Fitch, Carla 57 Floyd, Leslie 33, 43, 51, 121, 136, 160, 161, 164, 167, 169, 225 Foerster, Bart 57 Fore, Dale 43 Foster, Brian 43 Foster, Jeffery 72 Foster, Kevin 43, 110 Fox, Nancy 21, 96, 115, 116, 117, 132, 174, 228, 230 Franklin, Matt 53, 57, 63, 65, 98, 122, 124, 128, 131, 162, 188 Franklin, Mike 21, 72, 79, 124, 128, 131 Fritschle, Daniel 72, 108, 149 Fritschle, Melissa 43, 111, 128, 131, 136 Fulk, Roger 72 242 Fulton, Diana 21 Gallagher, Robert 21, 96, 114, 138, 136, 157, 211, 226 Gammon, Jeffery 63, 72, 101, 159, 166, 167 Gardner, Diann 11, 12, 21, 107, 114, 118, 121, 126, 128, 134, 136 Gardner, Susan 43, 107, 124 Gassmann, Frank 21, 119, 146, 147, 166, 167, 201 Gassmann, Neal 57, 64, 146, 147, 166, 167, 201 Gay, Darren 57 Gay, Gloria 43, 128, 175 Gefken, Linda 72, 127 Gefken, Mary 43, 114 Geiger, Kathleen 72, 92, 125, 136, 154, 155, 225 Gibbs, Jim 43, 109, 105 Gibson, Todd 72, 156, 158 Gil, Cristina 16, 22, 33, 96, 103, 113, 125, 190 Ginder, Brian 44, 156, 157, 166 Ginder, Joni 14, 22 Ginder, Linda 11, 22, 108 Ginder, Michael 53, 58 Ginder, Sandra 58, 139 Glover, James 72, 77, 149 Gomes, Dustie 58, 109 Goss, Mark 58, 108, 109 Gottfried, Kelly 72, 164 Gray, Tracy 72, 104, 107, 173 Green, Lisa 44, 107, 125 Green, Mindy 107 Griesemer, Donnie 44, 109 Griffin, Charles 22, 99, 128, 131, 132 Griffin, Stewart 58 Griffith, Michael 11, 22, 32, 103, 110, 148, 156, 157 Griffith, Patricia 58 Groff, Larry 58, 128, 130, 156, 158 Hahn, Douglas 72 Hahn, Mark W. 72 Hahn, Patrick 58, 91, 148 Hahn, Sandra 58 Hahn, Scott 11, 22, 114 Hahn, Sharon 58, 135, 136, 137, 144 Hahn, Steven 68, 72, 91, 92 Hallada, Debbie 44, 50, 127, 128 Hamilton, Heath 72, 132, 159, 162, 163 Hammond, Connie 44, 144, 145, 164 Hanson, Darius 72 Harbaugh, Sean 58 Harlan, Dennis 11, 22, 95, 148, 150, 153 Harlan, Steven 58 Harmon, Anthony 72 Harmon, John 58, 113 Harmon, Rodney 72 Harmon, Susan 58 Harris, Brian 58, 128, 142, 143, 163 Harris, Donna 72, 109 Harris, Todd 11, 12, 22, 114, 119, 131, 168, 169, 193 Harrison, David 44, 110 Harrison, Shannon 44, 100, 101, 110 Harrison, Terri 58 Harting, David 58, 63, 91, 134, 148, 149, 156, 158 Harting, Randy 66, 69, 72, 142, 157, 159 Hasier, Tony 11, 22, 128, 129, 132 Hawes, Charles 58 Hawk, Donna 58 Heindselman, Candace 72, 111 Heindselman, Mike 22, 104, 109 Herman, Kim 91, 95, 148 Herman, Philip 44, 58, 109, 156, 158 Henry, Jesse 72 Herrin, Danny 44, 109, 148 Hickenbottom, Tony 44 Hicks, Curt 14, 22, 102 Hicks, Jana 44, 145 Hill, Kathleen 11, 12, 22, 49, 92, 99, 118, 122, 124, 132, 136, 154, 155, 225 Hise, Sandra 44, 109, 132, 133 Hixon, Bruce 58 Hixon, Patricia 23, 64, 99, 116, 117, 118, 124, 125, 154, 155, 181, 199, 200, 206, 207, 216 Hixon, Thomas 72 Hoff, Robert 11, 23, 109, 110, 127 Hoover, Deana 23, 92, 132, 134, 154, 155, 225 Hoover, Pete 58, 62, 77, 146, 158 Horan, Brian 58, 109 Horan, Cecilia 11, 23, 33, 97, 132 Horn, Todd 72, 79, 149, 220 Hortin, Christopher 11, 23, 135 Hortin, Jill 72, 78 Houchin, Darin 58, 168 Hough, Jill 69, 72, 125, 136 Hough, Shannon 58, 64, 134, 146, 147, 158, 166, 167 Hough, Tony 73, 77, 147, 159 Hout, Janet 44, 111, 136 Howser, Theresa 44, 133 Hubble, Bradley 73, 149, 168 Huff, Evelyn 23, 118, 134, 136, 154, 164 Humphries, Chuck 44 Hunley, Ranessa 44, 64 Iaun, Christopher 38, 44, 50 Ittner, Jonathan 73, 149 Jackson, Paul 44 Jarvis, Pam 44, 107, 136 Jarvis, Samuel 58, 109 Jenkins, Gayla 23 Jenkins, James 44, 124, 128, 130, 131, 132 Jenner, James 23 Jenner, Tammy 44 Jennings, Jane 41, 44, 51, 100, 101, 105, 107, 114, 121, 122, 123, 135, 136, 160, 161, 164, 169 Jennings, Robert 44, 108 Jennings, Roger 44, 108 Johnson, Terry 58 Johnston, Debra 23, 164 Jones, Jodi 58, 160, 161 Jones, Tiffany 49, 73, 118, 145 Jones, Tina 73 Judge, Harriet 44 Kaitschuk, Jennifer 73, 79, 122, 124, 128, 131 Kamis, Theodore 58 Kapper, Bradley 52, 53, 59, 168, 169 Kapper, Mike 11, 13, 23, 95, 114, 122, 135, 148, 151, 152, 153, 156, 157, 168, 169, 211, 226 Karns, Patrick 44 2« Kauble, Dana 73, 78, 225 Keen, David 11, 23, 119 Keen, Sheri 59, 125 Keller, Clay 44, 92, 152, 168, 173 Kelley, James 73, 128, 132, 175 Kepley, Tanya 44, 118, 125, 128 Kermicle, David 21, 23, 108, 114, 168 Kermicle, Dean 11, 24, 114 Kermicle, Greg 32, 44, 91, 95, 135, 148, 150, 151, 166 Kermicle, Sheila 59, 125, 128, 129 Kerster, Susan 73, 124, 128, 131 Kesler, Cindy 51, 53, 55, 59, 101, 104, 112, 118, 122, 124, 129, 135, 136, 139, 140, 160, 161, 164, 225 Keyth, Kathy 11, 12, , 24, 33, 112, 116, 117, 118, 122, 123, 135, 136, 172, 194, 211, 223, 225, 226 Kimmel, Murl 44, 108 Kincade, Amy 45, 49, 98. 128, 131, 132 King, Kent 59, 109, 158 King, Misty 39, 45 Kirk. Ross 53, 90, 94, 95, 148, 152, 153, 166 Kittle, Bobby 73 Kittle, Tony 45, 109 Knight, Sarah 109 Knuckles, Matthew 73, 149 Kocher, Allen 24, 108, 109 Kocher, Joseph 73, 108, 175 Kocher, Mona 53, 59, 91, 103, 104, 107, 112, 124, 134, 136, 145 Kocher, Warren 24, 110 Koertge, Kris 45, 111 Kraft, Curtis 95, 148, 152 Kramer, Chris 14, 16, 24, 114, 127, 128, 129, 130 Kraut, Nancy 73 Kuenstler, Andrew 53, 59, 108, 122, 134, 148, 149, 166 Kuenstler, John 59 Kuenstler, Stephen 17, 24, 108, 134, 135, 148, 150 Kurtz, Shirley 45 Lacey, Leonard 45, 109, 110 Lacey, Michael 10, 11, 12, 13, 24, 32, 95, 101, 119, 122, 123, 124, 135, 148, 152, 174 LaMar, Brenda 73 LaMar, Timothy 109, 126 Lamb, Charles 73 Lambird, Belenda 45, 125 Lambird, Michael 33, 110 Lanning, Stephanie 45 Lathrop, Diana 107 Lathrop, Jason 73, 108 Lathrop, Jill 59 Lathrop, Kathy 11, 12, 13, 17, 24, 33, 40, 90, 93, 104, 113, 116, 121, 122, 123, 125, 126, 136, 172, 174 183 185 Lathrop, Rhonda 24, 107, 134, 144, 145 160, 161 Lauer, Stefan 24, 142, 190 Laughlin, James 55, 73, 91, 159 Ledeker, Rita 51, 59, 144, 160 Leister, Bradley 59, 63, 175 Leister, Brian 45, 113, 116, 175 Lemke, John 73 Lemke, Kathy 45, 98, 107, 125, 128, 131 Lemke, Lisa 59, 145 Lemke, Nancy 59, 107, 128, 129 Levitt, Michael 24, 95, 110, 148, 151, 152, 154 Lewis, Thomas 73, 149 Liles, Karen 73, 125 Liles, Rick 45, 109, 126 Linder, Kevin 11, 24, 114, 125 Linder, Mark 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 25, 32, 98, 99, 119, 122, 123, 124, 134 Linder, Rodney 25 Linder, Terry 59 Lomas, Danny 114 Lomas, Glenda 59 Lomas, Tommy 45 Long, Christina 73, 133 Long, Dennis 73, 59, 149 Long, Donna 59, 125, 145 Long, Jennifer 25, 110 Long, Rusty 25, 93, 155 Longbons, Kathy 73, 133 Lucas, David 33, 59, 134 Luster, Lyndell 45, 114, 118 Luthe, Amy 45, 103 Luthe, Clifton 45, 109 Lynch, Ronald 73 Lyon, Jerry 45, 51, 64, 120, 124, 146, 147, 156, 157, 158 Maes, James 73 Maines, Robyn 73, 154 Maleri, Curtis 73, 86 Malone, Stacey 59, 86, 94, 98, 112, 115, 124, 128 Marks, David 73, 149 Marrs, Doug 25, 32, 128, 129, 130 Martin, Antoinette 17, 25, 33, 112, 115, 124, 125, 128 Martin, Philip 39, 45, 94, 97, 99, 100, 101, 114, 115, 120, 122, 135, 148, 150, 151, 152, 153, 166 Matlock, Diane 59 Mattingly, Dennis 73 May, Roger 45, 132 May, Tina 59, 125, 128 McCreary, Clifford 73 McDaniel, James 25, 109, 148, 152 McDevitt, Dennis 59, 109 McDevitt, Joe 33, 45 McDonald, Michele 45, 109 McDowell, Allen 59, 75 McDowell, Carol 74, 107 McDowell, Grace 45 McGillivray, Carol 59, 124, 216 McGlone, John 59, 62, 109, 148, 149 McGrady, Philip 74 McKinney, Bridgett 59, 92, 112, 118, 124, 134, 154, 155 McKinney, Daun 25, 112, 118, 125, 199 McKinney, James 25 McNabb, Daryl 59, 63, 65, 101, 128, 158 McVaigh, Derek 74, 159 McVaigh, Douglas 25, 110 McVaigh, Jimmy 59, 63, 108 Meentemeyer, Kendra 45, 49, 112, 124, 145 Mehl, Donna 59, 111 Michels, Kerry 45, 109, 110 244 Michels, Tami 25, 113 Middleton, Lynette 59 Militello, Deborah 53, 60, 65, 101, 112, 118, 124, 129, 135, 136, 139, 161, 164, 225 Militello, Jeffery 74, 78, 146, 166 Miller, Brett 25, 109 Miller, Kathryn 74, 145 Miller, Mark 26, 125, 126 Miller, Sara 38, 40, 41, 45, 124, 136, 137, 225 Modesitt, Jennifer 67, 74, 122, 123, 128, 169 Morris, Rhonda 60, 136 Morse, Peter 67, 69, 74, 122, 149, 162 Mowrer, Steve 45 Muhs, Angela 74, 125, 219 Muhs, David 60, 108 Muhs, Dawna 74, 109 Muhs, Jacqueline 110 Murbarger, Michelle 26, 107, 123, 136, 154, 155, 218 Murphy, Connie 45, 124, 145 Murphy, Dave 26 Murray, Patrick 38, 45, 146, 147, 156, 166, 167 Myers, Cheryl 26, 107, 110 Napier, Matt 26, 92, 95, 148, 153 Napier, Nathan 74, 97, 137, 149 Natarajan, Anuradha 45, 51, 124, 125, 139, 140 Nelson, David 74 Nelson, Stephanie 50, 55, 60, 125, 142, 164 Newlin, Anne 60 Nix, Ann 60, 133, 139 Nix, Harold 60 Nix, Teresa 38, 45, 51, 112, 120, 125 Novak, Stanley 46, 114, 127 Ochs, Cornelia 46 Ochs, Kimberly 26, 107, 114 Ochs, Jim 26, 108 Ochs, Robert 26, 108 O’Dell, Kelly 51, 68, 74, 105, 139, 141, 160, 161 Osterman, Teresa 46, 107 Page, Billy 74, 146, 159, 166 Pampe, Brad 46, 55, 109, 110 Pampe, Robert 26, 109, 110 Parker, Bill 46, 50, 109, 114, 166 Parker, Carol 60, 128 Parker, Michael 46, 50, 166 Parkhurst, Betty 60, 128, 133 Patterson, Kelli 74 Patterson, Rayme 74, 164, 165 Payne, Debbie 46 Payne, Robert 74, 149, 159, 166 Peach, Rosalyn 60, 128, 131 Peak, Brad 26, 121, 124, 135, 148, 166, 167 Peck, Jim 26 Perry, Micky 74 Perry, Tina 27, 110 Persinger, Keith 74 Persinger, Robert 74 Petty, Amy 74, 127 Phillips, Alan 27 Phillips, Gary 60, 109 Phillips, Peggy 46, 107, 111 Pickerel, Scott 46 Pickerel, Todd 46 Pickett, Mattie 46 Piercefield, Holly 46, 125 Piercefield, Shane 69 Pierzchalski, Jill 74 Ping, Joy 74 Ping, Randal 46, 109 Ping, Rickey 46 Poland, Bernetta 74, 109 Polk, Kevin 46, 125, 128, 129 Pool, Randall 60 Porter, Kevin 46, 50, 109 Potter, Bradley 14, 74, 98, 162 Pratt, Stacey 55, 60, 125, 139, 216 Prout, J.D. 60, 133, 134 Purdy, Scot 46 Quayle, Jon 74, 156, 157, 158, 159 Raley, Bradley 109 Ratcliffe, Jeff 17, 32, 46. 92. 148, 168, 169 Ratcliffe, Stephen 74, 77, 128, 131 Ratcliffe, Terri 17, 27. 50, 128, 144 Rauch, Marcia 27 Read, Billy 108 Read, Dennis 60, 104, 108 Read, Julie 46, 54, 65, 125, 139, 216 Rector, Kevin 27, 162 Reisinger, Curtis 74 Rennier, Robert 27, 99, 127, 128, 131 Rennier, Rustie 46, 98, 120, 125, 128, 194 Resor, Gregory 27 Resor, Linda 40, 46, 94, 120, 135, 136 Reynolds, Heidi 46, 118, 124, 136 Reynolds, Richard 60, 109 Rice, Kerri 27 Richardson, Lisa 107 Ridgely, Tammy 38, 46, 49, 51, 105, 107, 121, 132, 136, 161, 164 Ridgely, Trevor 60, 64, 108 Ring, Angela 46, 51, 124 Ring, Jeffrey 74, 142, 159 Ritter, Anthony 74, 79, 159 Roark, Carl 74 Roark, Mary Ann 46, 107, 118, 125 Roberts, Greg 46, 126 Roberts, Lori 75 Robinson, Tanya 27, 132 Rose, Shawn 60, 108 Roth. Jeffrey 11, 12, 27, 32, 116, 117, 119, 146, 147, 162, 163, 166 Roth, Toney 27, 132 Roush, Robin 75 Royse, Dana 46, 194 Royse, Deborah 75 Rubsam, Bradley 27, 115, 128, 175, 217 Runyon, Brett 75, 149 Runyon, David 28, 109 Runyon, Doug 46, 109, 110 Runyon, Marjorie 28, 111 Runyon, Robin 46, 111, 174 Runyon, Scott 13, 114 Sager, Timothy 74, 78, 146, 149, 166, 194 Salmon, Jay 67, 75 Salmon, Scott 60, 104, 126, 142, 143, 168 Sarks, James 75, 159, 166 245 Satterfeld, Robert 46, 166 Savage, Robert 75 Savoy, Lori 75, 128 Scammahorn, John 47 Scammahorn, Lanalee 47, 110, 111, 128, 161 Schaefer, Tammy 60, 125, 136 Schaft, Andrew 13, 28 Scherer, Christopher 75 Scherer, Robert 28, 108 Scherer, Tim 108 Schmidt, Tony 60, 148 Schmidt, Troy 28, 110 Schmucker, Charles 109 Schmucker, Mike 47, 51, 99, 128, 131, 132 Schneider, Ellen 75, 86, 124 Schnepper, James 13, 28, 82, 93, 100, 101, 114, 121, 122, 123, 124, 135, 166 Schonert, Keith 11, 12, 28, 32, 33, 96, 135, 148, 156, 157, 175 Schwartz, Robert 60, 124 Schwartz, Timothy 75 Scott, Antoinette 47, 113 Scott, Stacy 75 Seabolt, Thomas 40, 47, 109, 125 Seaton, Barbara 28, 109, 132 Seaton, Terry 60, 92, 148, 152 Sefton, Joan 47, 107, 175 Sensney, Sharon 75, 113 Shafer, James 75 Shafer, Steve 28, 147, 156, 157 Sheets, Kimberly 28, 33, 107, 111, 129 Shipman, Michael 66, 75, 134 Shipman, Doug 28, 114, 119, 137, 193, 217 Shook, Larry 60, 148 Short, Debbie 28, 107, 114, 115, 28, 129, 136, 225 Shouse, Scott 75 Shryock, Paul 75 Sikes, Robin 75 Skelton, Jeff 47, 113 Slater, Lea Ann 13, 29, 110, 122, 127, 136 Slover, Earl 60, 109 Slover, Patrick 66, 75, 149 Slover, Stephanie 47 Slunaker, Brenda 60 Smalley, George 54, 75 Smallwood, Wendy 47, 50, 107, 113 Smashey, Jennifer 47, 111, 125, 127 Smith, Andrea 40, 41, 47, 111, 118, 124, 167, 183 Smith, David E. 75, 101, 109 Smith, Jason 75, 149 Smith, Matt 39, 47, 65 Smith, Toney 75 Snider, Brian 47, 109 Snider, Duane 75 Sorensen, Gregory 75, 149 Sorensen, Eric 29, 99, 116, 117, 126, 128, 131, 191 Sorensen, Kimberly 38, 39, 47, 111, 112, 116, 117, 120, 122, 123, 126, 128, 131, 182, 193 Spillman, Gregory 68, 75, 105, 125, 142, 169, 220 Spillman, Larry 47 Spitz, Lori 47, 111 Stanley, Peggy 47, 107, 111, 136 Steber, Alan 47, 60, 108 Steber, Ivan 47 Steber, Kenny 47, 110 Steber, Lisa 47, 109, 120, 125 Steber, Mark 75, 108 Steber, Patricia 47, 50, 107, 111 Steber, Paul D. 75, 108 Steber, Sharon 11, 12, 14, 29, 109, 113 Steber, Sonya 60, 65, 111, 136 Stencel, Denise 53, 61, 98, 112, 124, 126, 128, 130, 131, 145 Stencel, Lynette 11, 12, 29, 98, 114, 118, 119, 123, 125, 126, 128, 131, 134 Stephenson, Denyse 17, 29, 82, 114, 116, 194, 223 Stevens, Robert 29, 93, 96, 122, 135, 148, 155, 166 Stevens, Tony 75, 147, 149 Stewart, Gwin 47, 51, 120, 136, 144 Stivers, Tena 61, 139 Stoll, Cindy 47, 107, 111, 112, 118, 125, 128, 136, 225 Stoll, Sandra 75 Stoltz, Lori 47, 109, 110 Stoltz, Patricia 16, 29, 135, 136, 137, 144, 145 Stoops, Kyle 64 Stovall, Connie 61, 109 Stover, James D. 76 Stover, Lona 76, 137 Stover, Mary 11, 29, 124, 126 Stremme, Ann 76 Stremme, David 108 Strong, Kimberly 61 Struble, Douglas 68, 76, 149, 220 Summerfield, Michael 76, 99 Sullivan, Derek 47, 98, 128, 131, 156, 157, 158, 168, 169 Talley, Sheryl 47, 111, 113, 126, 145 Tarpley, James 61 Taylor, Diana 47 Taylor, Leah 61 Tegtmeyer, Katherine 61, 124, 128 Terrell, Robert 61, 134, 158 Tester, Mack 162, 163 Thomas, Tommy 110 Thomas, William 61, 109 Thomson, Terry 13, 29, 105, 128, 130, 175, 193 Tibbs, LaDona 61, 107, 155 Tibbs, Steve 47, 108, 109 Timmons, Scott 76, 137, 159 Tohala, Vapsi 29, 164, 190 Totten, Lori 41, 48, 175 Tovo, Carol 48, 109, 132, 133 Tovo, Timothy 76 Tracy, Daniel 61 Tracy, Darian 61, 63, 113 Tracy, Larry 61 Tracy, Richard 54, 61 Travers, Deborah 29, 97, 132 Travis, Kerry 48, 108, 154 Travous, Teresa 61, 112, 125, 128, 134 Truitt, Misty 17, 29, 107, 110 Turnipseed, Julie 30, 33, 113, 114, 116, 136, 137, 194, 223, 225 Umfleet, Darla 67, 76, 107 Umfleet, Dave 17, 30 246 Umfleet, Dianna 61, 161, 175 Umfleet, Kathy 39, 48, 112, 128, 130, 182 Vail, Christopher 48, 109 VanGundy, Brian 30, 110 VanMatre, Ricky 61, 109 Vare, Justin 61 Vaughn, Danny 76 Vieira, Julie 76, 128, 145 Volk, Amy 76, 124 Volk, Vincent 48, 51, 108 Von Almen, David 48, 108 Waggoner, David 61 Wagner, Jeff 61, 101, 158, 168, 169 Wagner, Mike 13, 30, 94, 114, 124, 134, 135, 148, 150, 152, 153 Walker, Mary Anne 61, 107 Walser, Bryan 76 Warren, Ken 61 Washburn, Lisa 11, 12, 13, 30, 116, 117, 118, 121, 122, 126, 136, 181, 200, 202, 223, 225 Watson, Cynthia 76 Wattleworth, Brian 14, 76, 149, 220 Weber, Christina 48 Weems, Brandon 38, 39, 40, 41, 48. 105, 112, 114, 120, 121, 123, 122, 125, 135, 156, 168, 169 Wehrheim, Katherine 11, 12, 30, 32, 107, 111, 136, 217 Wehrheim, Lora 33, 61, 64, 107, 136 Weiler, David 61, 109 Weiler, Kenny 48, 108, 109 Weiler, Steve 30, 108 Weiler, Thomas 48, 120, 125, 127, 134, 135, 168 Weidner, Kimberly 14, 30, 33, 110, 111, 126, 128, 132, 136, 225 Weidner, Darrin 12, 30, 108 Wells, Eric 48, 49, 108 Wells, Rod 30, 108, 114 Werkmeister, Jan 11, 12, 13, 30, 112, 114, 118, 119, 124, 154, 155, 199 Werkmeister, Lora 102, 145, 175 Westall, Brooke 61, 91, 108, 148, 158, 166 Weston, Russell 61, 109 Wheat, Darrin 38, 48, 65, 127, 135, 156, 157 White, Gina 76 Whyde, Cindy 48 Whyde, Vera Jo 61, 109 Wiley, David 76, 149 Wiley, Hope 61, 92, 107, 112, 118, 154, 155 Wiley, James 65 Wilken, Lisa 48, 110, 111 Wilkerson, Albert 53, 61, 91, 134, 148, 152 Williams, Jane 76 Williams, Jean 76, 77 Williams, Kimberly 76 Willis, Kenda 30, 128, 131, 136 Wilson, Clay 48, 132, 166 Wilson, Julie 48, 50, 133, 164 Wilson, Robin 48, 107, 125, 127 Wimberly, Jeffery 62, 108 Wisner, Danny 31, 108 Wisner, Tammy 67, 68, 76, 128, 161 Witte, Cynthia 62, 64, 125, 164 Witte, Gilbert 11, 31, 32, 109, 113, 126, 127 Witte, Shelby 31 Witte, Victoria 76, 128 Woith, Mark 31, 110 Wooldridge, Steve 48, 146, 147, 166 Worlow, Michaelle 76 Wright, Daniel 68, 76 Wright, Susan 31, 51, 107, 109, 113, 121, 135, 136, 139, 141, 160, 164, 165 Wright, Tammy 62 Wutrich, Brian 48 Wyatt, Richard 76 Wyatt, Roy 110 Wyatt, Vernon 48 Yamane, Kyoko 11, 31, 113, 190 Yendt, Kimberly 62, 154, 155 Yonaka, Cindy 12, 13, 31, 93, 107, 116, 117, 118, 122, 123, 136, 155, 217, 229 Zehner, Cathy 31. 107, 121, 124, 126 Zerkel, Jon 76, 126 Zerkel, Paul 31, 108 Zuber, Anthony 76 Zuber, Charles 11, 12, 31, 108, 174 Zuber, James 76 Zuber, Joseph 31, 108 Zuber, Julie 62, 94, 124 Zuber, Lori 38, 39, 48, 100, 101, 111 Zuber, Marty 108, 109 Zuber, Mary 62, 91, 124, 136, 145 Zuber, Michael 62, 103, 104, 108 Zwilling, Angela 62, 64, 124, 134, 169 Zwilling, Matthew 62, 108, 109 Zwilling, Nancy 11, 12, 31, 109, 110 Zwilling, Roger 31 “MAGIC’S TOO SHY TO TELL YOU, BUT I TAUGHT HIM EVER- YTHING HE KNOWS! — MR. SHAFER 247 Faculty And Personnel Almaraz, Rosemary 33, 83, 125 Anderson, Carolyn 107 Atkins, Robert 83 Barwegen, Dr. William J. 88 Beagle, Donald 83 Berkshire, Ronald 83, 84 Birge, Judy 83 Birge, Robert 83 Carmody, Dave 17, 138, 148, 155, 166 Cartmill, Larry 83, 86, 124 Chambers, Larry 49 Crossland, Marcia 83, 109 Dietz, Alan 160 Dunn, Larry 103 Eyer, Sam 83, 103 Forsyth, Lamont 143 Frazier, Jane 103 Gorden, Jack 83 Gregg, Margaret 83 Griesemer, David 87, 97, 130, 131 Hand, Pat 52, 83, 84 Harker, Scott 91, 148, 149, 155, 173 Harrison, Sherry 89 Herrin, Ron 83, 130, 146, 147 Hillis, Harry Jr. 87 Hinkel, Galen 83, 110 Hough, Leon 83, 84, 138, 156, 168 Hough, Sue 83 Huffman, George 83, 121 Jackson, Carol 84 Kapper, Pat 89 Kesler, Dick 84, 86, 119 Kowalis, Linda 84, 86 McAdow, Deb 84 McCormick, Cyrus 84 Miller, Jerry 84, 173 Miller, Larry 84, 138, 146, 156, 159, 166, 168 Mizuno, Kathy 84, 124 Monsen, Deborah 132, 133, 84 Moyes, Paul 175 Murray, Susan 84, 86 Phad, Jeff 17, 91, 138, 148, 150, 155, 166 Rich, Gerald 88 Richardson, Mildred 84 Rodgers, Anne 84, 118 Rumsey, D.G. 13, 84, 88, 92 Saler, Larry 84 Schmalhausen, Delores 85 Shafer, David 84, 86, 116, 117, 247 Sheppard, Becky 84 Sheppard, David 84 Shipman, Janet 84, 107 Shumaker, Arrah Jean 85, 248 Slater, Mary 85 Steinman, Carol 85 Stencel, Frances 85 Stevens, Robert 85 Stout, Barry 103 Stout, Jackie 14, 83, 85 Sullivan, Ron 85, 113 Thomas, Alan 148, 149, 155 Treece, Pat 89 Voyles, Jim 13, 55, 85, 88, 225, 248 Walker, Judy 85 Walters, David 85, 112 Washburn, Bill 85, 108 Whittington, Robert 85, 108 Wiley, John 85 Willis, Clara 85, 110 Wilson, Mike 17, 41, 85, 91, 94, 148, 151, 152, 153, 155 Woodward, Thomas 85, 240 Zerkle, Linda 85 Zwilling, James 85, 87 No parties?