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

Text from Pages 1 - 262 of the 1984 volume:

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As the old saying goes, “Every picture is worth a thousand words.” And now we would like to take this opportunity to give a round of applause to the “stars” who helped make this book possible: Superman Dave Shafer, our Advisor and often referee in our mans “disagreements” about this book. The Olnean staff, for their hard work throughout the year, even when the classroom seemed more like Animal House. To our mans photographers: those in the Olnean class, plus Brian Harris, Murray Propes. and David C lark, who weren't in the class but willingl) gave up their time to take photos. We would also like to thank Mrs. Mildred Richardson and her Tiger Bag staff. Speith Photograph). Propes Photography, and the Olney Daily Mail for pictures. Every one of your pictures was a perfect III. To all the E.R.H.S. teachers, who had many Close Encounters from Olnean staff members knocking on their doors to get quotes from their students. I’he secretaries Pat Kapper, Sherry Harrison, and Pat Trecce, who must have thought that they were being visited by a Poltergeist every time we walked in the office to sign out, get passes to class, or to get the keys to the classatorium concession stand. To The A-Team. Principal George Rumsey and Vice-Principal James Vovles for making our many announcements over the P.A. and for putting up with our “hall-roamers”. To our manv sponsors who took out ads and put money into this Risk) Business. And most of all. to the E.R.H.S. students who had The Right Stuff this past year in front of the cameras and off. Putting this hook together may have made us all a little Psycho, but seeing it finally finished is definitely a Thriller! Soother box office smash in I9H4 «as “footloose . whose theme song hit 8 I on the musie eharts. I I liRI R : Michael Jackson holds six of the eight awards that he won at the 2f lh nnual Gramms Wards. Jackson's winnings set a new record for the event. Michael Jackson also made national news when his hair was ignited bs fire- works during the filming of a million dollar Pepsi commercial. The American audience was entranced with Lynda Evans as Crystal Carring- ton in one of the leading T.V. servies “Dynasty . “Return of the Jedi the final chapter in the “Star Wars' sequals. m a d e more than $250.000.000. The mos- ie paid for itself during the first week it was re- leased. merica. sou know a good drag queen when sou see one. com- mented Bos (.eorge of C ulture Club as he won a (•ramms this sear. Bos (ieorge and his outland- ish fashions caught the esc of mil- lions of Vmericans. if ILL , Movie Tone News Senator (iary llarl (left and former Vice President Walter Mondale (right) are contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination in 19X4. NOVEMBER — President and Mrs. Ronald Reagan wave from the steps of Marine One, the presidential helicopter, on the South lawnof the White House to fly to Andrews AFB, Md. and then on to Japan with a later trip to Korea. FEBRUARY — Soviet soldiers and Politburo pallbearers carry the casket of Yuri V. Andropov to his Red Square grave. JAM ARY — Democratic presidential contend- er Jesse Jackson leaves the foreign ministry in Damascus with l.t. Robert (Goodman. NOVEMBER — A U.S. Marine C orporal displays a large smile and a T-shirt that reads “I’m going home, I have done my time”. He is with the 24th Marine Corps which is leaving Beirut, Lebanon, and being replaced by the 22nd Marine Amphibious Unit. 4 National News OCTOBER: Ulmi coach Mike White is carried off the field by his players after they defeated Michigan 16-6. Illinois went on to play U.C.L.A. in the Rose Bowl. FEBRUARY: Phil Mahre from the United States won the Olympic gold medal in the men's giant slalom event. His twin brother Steve won the silver medal in the same event. FEBRUARY: The United States Olympic athletes march into the Kosevo stadium during the opening ceremonies of the XIV Winter Olympics in Sarajevo. FEBRUARY: Kitty and Peter Car- ruthers, the brother-sister figure skat- ing team for the won the silver medal — America's first medal in the 1984 Olympics. National News 5 1984 NCAA Basketball Championshio Playoffs Fast Round Second Round Marcfi March Opening Round � .• i MIOFAST WEST EAST MIOWEST DECEMBER: A wax figure of George Orwell, author of the book 1984, was added to the collection of‘Heroes’ at a London museum. The book 1984 was NOVEMBER: Pictured are the six astronauts who will partake in the sixth flight of based on predictions concerning the fate of the earth, which entailed a the Space Shuttle Columbia, nuclear holocaust during 1984. JANUARY: Ray A. Kroc, founder of McDonald’s corp, died at the age of 81 on Janurary 14. The corporation was founded in 1955 and consists of 7,500 McDonald’s throughout the world. DECEMBER: A workman re- moves the Illinois Bell logo from the side of the long-dis- tance offlee in Chicago after the breakup of AT T. DECEMBER: The Assistant Grey- hound terminal manager in Philadel- phia hangs a “Welcome Back” sign after Greyhound employees ended a 47-day strike. DECEMBER: Comedian Bob Hope arrives for the first of three Christmas shows he gave for U.S. Marines and Sailors serving in Lebanon. curlew’ More US Marines killed inW. Beirut UCLA upsets Illini in Rose Bowl, 45-9 Prankster doctors Syria frees Navy flier Tacks on Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ sweeps Grammy’i I Another fint for | Man walks in space I L jthout attachment SIPCPTS ■ 1 r Lady Tiger Netters kneeling: Samantha Kehrenbacher. Cindy Kesler, Ann Nix, Tammy Deischer, Becky Peak, Kelly O'Dell. Standing: Tena Stivers, Coach Katie Potter, Kim Billington. Debbie Militello, Kim Brooks. Stacy Pratt, Hope Wiley, Anu Natarajan, Emily Wilkerson, Sunny Erbacher, Julie Bowen, Julie Read, Christy Bishop, Michelle Burgin. Girls Tennis 9 'VJ? “Quit pickin' your nose and sene! — Sa- mantha Fehrenbacher “Tammy, let’s kick their — Ann Nix 10 Girls Tennis “Tennis season — I'm glad it’s over!’’ — Sunny hrhacher “I’ll beat you yet Sunny. — Julie Read Kneeling: Julie Read, Coach Katie Potter, Anu Natarajan. Standing: Sunny F.rbacher. Debbie Militello. Cindy Kesler, Julie Bowen. N.E.C. Champs The I.ady Tiger Netters had an excellence season this year under their new head coach. Katie Potter. The girls ended up with the best record they hate had for years. Never hating to experience the taste of defeat was a goal they set; and it was a goal they achieted. Lnding regular season play with a record of 12-0. the Lady Tigers had beaten the likes of such teams as Flora. Fffingham. and Salem. The highlight of the season, however, had to be defeating Centralia, the first time in four years that Olney had beaten them. The girls didn't stop there — they went on to beat Centralia two more times during the season. One of those wins took place at the Centralia Invitational Tournament where the Tigers took home a 2nd place trophy. A tough Belleville Fast squad took first place from Olney by just a few points. As the season progressed the Lady Netters started to prepare for the NFC. The girls were out for revenge, as Flora had taken away solo championship with a tie the year before. The day of NFC came and the girls were ready and wanting a win. And win they did! The girls swept the meet as they took all positions in the finals. Julie Bowen. 2 seed, came out the victor in a hard fought singles championship match with 1 seed. Sunny F.rbacher. In the doubles finals it was the I seeded team of Anu Natarajan and Julie Read pulling out a win over the 2 seeded team of Cindy Kesler and Debbie Militello. The Lady Tiger Netters also did well at Sectionals. Centralia was in Olney sectional for the first time, making the competition a lot stiffer. Olney came away with a 2nd place behind C entralia. Four girls qualified for State. These four girls were Julie Bowen, Sunny Er- bacher, Julie Read, and Anu Natarajan. Due to an injury that Anu suffered. Kelli O'Dell played doubles with Julie. At State, Julie Bowen did very well as she won her first round, which made her one of the top 32 players in the state. The l ady Tigers are losing only three seniors and are looking for another good season next year. “What do you mean it was in??! I can still see the chalk mark. — Kelly O'Dell “Get lost. Bouffard! Don’t you know it’s a cardinal sin to interrupt Mrs. P’s daily gripe- out session??!!” — Anu Natarajan Girls Tennis I Tiger Linksters Row 1: Randy Pool, Scott Salmon, Kevin Dallmier, Jeff Ring, Murray Propes, Jay Salmon. Row 2: Coach Dave Shafer, Tom Carson, Steve Barrett, Len Glover, Sean VanGundy, David Resor, Brian Harris, Randy Harting. “Here I am, teeing off at Sahara Golf Links.” — Scott Salmon 12 Golf “ F.eny, meeny, miny, moe — Brian Harris The 1983 golf team had the most successful season of the last few years. Mr. Shafer experienced his first year as coach, and brought a new dimension to the team — win- ning. “With the caliber of underclass talent we have says Coach Shafer, “their potential is unlimited. Two NEC champions in the next three years is not just a goal, but should become a reality. The team carded a 5-9 record overall, but a 4-3 record in dual meets. The regular season was highlighted by victories over Lawrenceville, Fairfield, Mt. Carmel, and EfTingham. In post-season play, they finished fifth in the conference, but missed third place by only 10 strokes. Individually, Scott Salmon placed tenth overall with an 84. A twelfth place finish highlighted the regional. Fresh- man Sean VanGundy was the lowest in Mt Vernon with a 94. The optimism expressed by Coach Shafer carries through to the players. “We have a tremendous shot at the NEC and maybe even sectional, says Sean VanGundy. “Coach Shafer keeps us on our toes. Randy Harting, the number three golfer, adds, “This summer we will be working our hardest, and going to tour- naments to get fine tuned. Hopefully, it will pay off. “I’m showing Jack Nicklaus, out of the pic- ture to the left, how to improve his golf swing. — Randy Harting ‘Man! Only eight more holes to go. — Curt Maleri Girls Volleyball The 1983 volleyball season got underway with the l'igers beating Albion on Aug. 30. The Tiger Volley- ball Team played 13 different teams over the two month season. At one point they were on a low of a six game losing streak, hut came hack to win the last three games to have a final winning record of II wins. 10 losses. Midway through the season, Olney traveled to Newton to compete in the Annual Newton Tourney. Among the four teams playing, the Tigers placed 2nd. Olney's arch rival, the Noble Wildcats, got to play at their own gym the one time the two teams met. This game was looked forward to all season, and they finally met on Sept. 27. The Tigers missed winning the first game by three points after falling behind then making a come-back. 'The second game was not as close — it was lost by seven points. This was the first year for Coach Von Gregg to take over as head coach. Upon speaking to Von she remarked, “ The girls worked really hard and made many improvements throughut the season. She hopes to coach next year. I.eta Crum was coach of the J.V. team. This was her first year coaching. The volleyball team did more this year than they had any of the three previous years we have had volleyball at ERHS. These past years have only been a building stage. The Tiger Volleyball Team finally put everything they had learned to work — and it paid off VARSITY — Row I: Connie Murphy, Maria Dietrich. Rita I.edeker. Sandra Dowty, I.isa Cummins. Linda Resor. Row 2: Nadia Pierri. Leslie Floyd. Sharon Hahn, Connie Hammond. Coach 'on Gregg. Row 3: Lisa Brooks, Kendra Meentemeyer. J.V.: Row I: Jill Hortin, Tiffany Jones, Diane Mullens, Denise Stencel. Susan ( low, Stephanie Roth. Billye Woods, Sherri Ratcliffe. Row 2: Coach Von Cregg, Julie Viera. Donna l ong. Nancy Kraut. Tracy Cray, Tammy Moore, Tina Jones, Mary Beth uber, Traci Jones. Debbie McNabb, Coach l.eta Crum. Volleyball 15 t R°n Herrin’ Neal Steve Wooldridge, Jerry Lyon, Brandon Weems, Pat Murray, Shannon Hough, Jeff Militello, Coach Larry Miller. Row 2: Coach Dexter Despar, Jamie Wright, Billy Page, Dale Dean, Tom Weiler, Tom Fehrenbacher, Chris Burcham, Rick Nance, Scott Wooldridge, Bobby Satterfield. “I hope I don’t fall in this mud puddle.’ — Neal Cassmann can’t believe Weems is passing me! Jerry Lyon “Billy, you take out the number one run- ner, Dale, number two, and leave the rest to me.” — Jeff Militello Tiger Harriers Coaches Ron Herrin and Larry Miller had another outstanding year with the cross country team. They led them to an impres- sive, although down from other years, 6-2 record. Coach Miller added, “I’m pleased that we went to sectionals, for it was the achievement of one of our main goals. The 1983 Harriers had a great amount of talent this year in returning seniors Pat Murray, Jerry Lyon, and Steve Wool- dridge. These men coupled with top juniors Shannon Hough and Neal Gassmann to form a powerful team. Newcomer seniors, Brandon Weems and Tom Weiler, gave some added strength. The Tigers were runners-up in the NEC, and were paced by Neal Gassmann, Pat Murray, and Shannon Hough. Although they had a poor sectional, a bright spot was the team leading finish by Shannon Hough. The cross country team has expectations for next year, with the maturity of sopho- mores Jeff Militello, Billy Page, and Dale Dean. “Run play 1, oops Miller ) w m “How can you tell this is the first 440 yards of the race? Because Jerry is leading the pack. — Pat Murray “Even in cross country my foot speed is still a blur — Shannon Hough Am Row I: Danny Herrin, Albert Wilkerson, Andy Kuenstler, Doug Curtis, Pat Hahn, Mike Parker, Phil Martin, Greg Kermicle, Greg Erwin, Clay Keller Harold Davis, Jeff Ratcliffe. Mike Walker, Jason Bricker. Row 2: Jason Smith, Bill Byford, Mark Cole, Dennis Long, Matt Knuckles, Brooke Westall. Nathan Napier, Dana Berry, David darting, Greg Sorensen, C huck Hawes, Larry Shock, Tony Schmidt. Row 3: Mark Hahn. Brad Hubble. Brett Runyon. Robert Payne, David Muhs, Jeff Gammon. Brad Wattle worth, Tim Sager, Jarred Angle. Dan Fritchle. Dan Brummit. Pat Slover, Tom Lewis. Row 4: Rob Ittncr, Coach Dave Carmody. Coach Mike Wilson, Coach Jeff Phad, Coach Rick Bussard, Manager Brett Brown, Manager Spencer Brock. “I’m an extra action kid, so I need my extra action Tide. — Jason Smith The 1983 Olney Tiger Coaching Staff: Rick Bussard, Freshman Head Coach; Jeff Phad. Offensive Line Coach; Mike W'ilson, Head Coach; and Dave Car- mody. Defensive Coach. 18 Football Don’t cry Pat! C oach Phad won’t kick you off the team for getting dirty.” — (� reg Sorensen Poothall 19 The 1983 football team was staggered this year, but the future will hold a lot of potential. With only six returning lettermen, the Tigers showed a great effort in trying to repeat as the NEC Champions. Olney went through a rebuild- ing period as nine sophomores played during the season. The Mt. Carmel Golden Aces regained the NEC Championship title while most of the other teams were rebuilding for the future. The Tigers will be an influence in the conference for the next couple of years. The Pep Club, Tiger Boosters, and the fans of the game proved to show support for the team. Big turn-outs and a lot of support was shown throughout the season. A thank you is well de- served for the people who supported the team. Four members of the team were named to the All- NEC team: Greg Kermicle, first team defen- sive back; Greg Erwin, second team defensive linebacker; Phil Martin, first team defensive tackle and second team offensive guard; and Doug Curtis, honorable mention to the defensive back and offensive receiver teams. Returning lettermen for the 1983 Tigers were: Greg Erwin, tri-captain; Phil Martin, tri-captain; Greg Kermicle, tri- captain; and Harold Davis, senior letterman. Clay Keller, senior letterman; Jeff Ratcliffe, senior letterman; and Pal Hahn, junior letterman. “Martin, look at the chic over there in those tight, red polka-dot shorts.” — Greg Kermicle During the “Mud Bowl” at Salem, many loyal fans stayed through the storm to cheer Olney to a victory. Football “Which way do I go, which way do I go. Where is the goal line, huh?” — Doug Curtis “Don't cry coach, the uniforms will come clean. Knuckles Hey, Phil, what kind of shampoo do you use?” — Danny Herrin Freshmen — Row I: Jeff Hunley, Greg Blank, John Fulk, Rod McLean, Jeff Miller, Greg Camfield, Chris Miller, Shane Rose, Willie Yancey, Jack Lathrop. Row 2: Todd Hinkle, Josh Grove, Eric Keller, Kent Neal, Nathan Berry, Brian Woods, Charlie Ready, Mike Harmon, David Clow. Row 3: Phil Hammond, Kirk Hutchings, Shane Dunlap, Packy Kennicle, Mike Gaede, Ben lathrop, Brooke Hughes, Jerry Richie. Row 4: Coach Brent Bower, Don Parker, Steve Dowty, Dallas Colwell, Alan Peavler, Coach Rick Bussard. Football 21 Cheerleaders “I hope no one notices that I have to go to the bathroom.” — Mona Kocher VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Row I: Mona Kocher, Connie Hammond. Angie Smith. Row 2: Gloria Gay, Mary Gefkea, Kathy Geiger. “Ah. don’t take that picture! Can’t you see I couldn't do a thing with my hair.” — Mary Gef- ken 22 Cheerleaders “One more minute to go and we’re conference champs!” — Lynda Gefken Boys Roundball VARSITY — Row I: Shannon Hough, Phil Herman, Jerry Lyon, Brandon Weems, Darrin Wheat, Pat Murray, Tom Fehrenbacher. Row 2: Coach Leon Hough, Tony Hough, Coach Ron Herrin, David Harting, Doug Curtis, Tony Ritter, Jon Quayle, Scott Timmons, Brian Cinder, Mark Shan, Derek McVaigh, Coach Larry Miller. Look, I'm a cheerleader! Hands up defense!!” — Darrin Wheat “Huh? Whoa! Who threw that banana peel on the floor?” — Doug Curtis You think I look bad, you should see the other guy!” — l eslie Floyd “They call me Sky Wheat!” — Darrin Wheat Hey, dude, nice defense! Brian Cinder Boys Basketball 25 N.E.C. Champs “Guys, this is how you play that new game, “Olney”. — Coach Hough The 1983-84 Varsity Tiger Basketball Team was rated an under- dog in the beginning of the season, but in the end it was different. The NEC Championship title was won by the Olnev Tigers. In a pre-season poll Olney was rated third in the NEC to Flora and Salem, respectively, first and second. Coach Ron Herrin was reluctant to say that he had the best team in the conference at the beginning; but now he can say it! Senior leadership from Pat Murray, Brian Ginder, Darrin Wheat, Bran- don W eems, and Jerry Lyon helped the team win the NEC. Juniors Doug Curtis, Philip Herman. Tom Kehrenbacher, Shannon Hough, and David llarting led the team in morale and off-the- bench scoring. Jon Quay le, Scott Timmons, Tony Ritter, and Tony Hough showed depth to the team by playing as sophomores. The toughest games for the Tigers in the NEC had to be against the Flora Wolves. At Flora, the Tigers lost the first battle by only a few points. But in the second meeting it was different. The Tigers Hey, I think that’s my ball!” — Phil Herman JUNIOR VARSITY — Row I; Todd Allen, James Sarks, Tony Hough. David Wiley, Shannon Hough, Derek McVaigh, Susumu Komiyama, Mike Baas. Row 2: Coach Leon Hough. Robert Payne, Tom Fehren- bacher. Jim I ughlin, Phil Herman, Scott Timmons, Tony Ritter, David Harting. showed their improvement by beating the Wolves by a good margin. The enthusiasm of the “bleacher bums” and the Tiger Boosters showed and was greatly appreciated by all of the Tigers at each game. Olney went into the Regionals ready to play. Beat- ing Mattoon in the opener, Olney faced Charleston in the finals. In the first contest with Charleston, Olney was victorious by only one point; so the game was expected to be a good one. And that it was! In the end C harleston pulled ahead of Olney in over- time. The JV team also had an impressive season going 15-3 overall. Coach Leon Hough was very satisfied with the record. He was very pleased with juniors Philip Herman, David Harting. Tom Fehrenbacher. and Shannon Hough. Sophomores Tony Ritter, Scott Timmons, and Tony Hough really helped out the team. Freshmen Mark Shan and Greg Garner rounded out the squad. The Freshmen A-Team went 14-4 while the B- 'I cam went 4-3. Coach Iairry Miller has high aspects for this freshmen team. Mark Shan. Greg Garner, Sean VanGundy, Don Parker, and Todd Bettis appear to be prospects for Coach Herrin on the varsity level. Overall, the Tiger varsity went 21-8 and in the conference they went 13-1. A great year in basket- ball for Olney with the NEC title back in Olney. JV 26 Boy’s Basketball FRESHMEN — Row I: Manager Larry Groff, Kent Neal, Mark Runyon. Sean VanGundy, Todd Bettis, Dave Clow. Brad Walker, Jamie Wright. Manager John Fulk. Row 2: Paul Jones, Brian Woods. Charlie Ready. Brook Hughes, Mark Shan, Greg Garner, Don Parker, Chris Burcham, l.en Closer, David Hill, Coach l.arry Miller. Lady Tiger B-Ball “Swan Lake revisited.” — Debbie Militello Row I: Roxanne McVaigh, Amber Hudson, Jodi Jones, Leslie Floyd, Debbie Militello, Cindy Kesler. Row 2: Coach Alan Dietz, Kelly O'Dell, Rita Ledeker, Jane Jennings, Tammy Ridgely, Tammy Wisner. “If I miss this I'm gonna die!” — Jodi Jones r 3 0 «(f 2$f i JrZ? zJF “Squirt me with that, Leslie. I dare you!” — Jacque Doan Unhand me you fiend!” — Cindy Kesler “Who belongs to that hand? Floyd — Leslie J.V “Here I am, ready for my around my “Don’t tickle me.” — Rita Ledeker. back, between my 'legs, over my head slam dunk.” — Jane Jennings 29 N.E.C. Co-Champs The Olney Lady Tigers had a very successful sea- son this year. The girls came away with an 13-9 overall record for the season, an N.E.C. co-cham- pionship, and runner-up in their regionals. Although the ladies started off with a loss, they came back to get 4th in the Newton tournament and win 9 straight. But towards the end of the year luck wasn’t with the Tigers as they suffered losses in their last three regular season games. The Mt. Carmel Lady Aces dealt the Olney team a loss with a 61-59 over- time. The very next week the ladies were beaten in overtime 64-62 by Flora. With these two losses at their backs the Tigers needed to beat Fairfield to win the conference solely, but those past losses and that kind of pressure proved to be too much for Olney as they lost 53-52 when a lady mule hit a bucket with 3 seconds left. Although this loss was devastating the Tigers decided they were going to beat Herrin at the Regionals, and that they did. With this win they advanced to the finals of the Mt. Vernon Regionals to meet the home team. It was a hard fought battle but the bigger and more physical Lady Rams came out the victor. The Olney Daily Mail picked an all-tournament team, on the 1st team Rita Ledeker, and Jodi Jones, Jane Jennings and Leslie Floyd were picked for the second team. Fol- lowing this the all-NEC teams were picked. Rita Ledeker made 1st team, Jodi Jones was selected for the 2nd team, and given Honorable Mention were Cindy Kesler and Leslie Floyd. Some other awards given at the banquet were best free throw percentage and the defense award to Rita Ledeker, most assists and best field goal percentage to Cindy Kesler, and the team leadership award to Jane Jennings. The Lady Tigers look forward to another strong team next year as they are only losing three seniors and gaining the strength of the J.V. team that fin- ished 10-5. The J.V. team was led by Debbie Mili- tello, Kelly O'Dell, Tammy Wisner, Roxanne McVaigh and Amber Hudson. Row I: Amy Howard, Sue Murray, Amber Hudson, Cindy Tegtmeyer, Becky Peak, Row 2: Coach Alan Dietz, Tracy Jones, Tammy Wisner, Kelly O’Dell, Debbie Militello. Roxanne McVaigh. Fun Bunch o Tiger Netters VARSITY, Row I: Brad Potter. (� reg Potter. Row 2: Matt Franklin, Darrin Wheat, Brad Doll, Pete Morse. “Touche.” — Greg Potter “Wow. do you see it too?!?” — Brad Doll that th v had J am much better than last year. The players of last year showed W„Uh ,ET experience I he team finished .heir season vsirh an X and 5 record. Senior he NKr Cha “ JUsn'Hrrk l'ri,nklin '°°k nrs' in doubles leading Ihe team to e KC championship. The netters came in second in the sectional and grabbed fifth in the and ™� Tosses'0 ' 'Cam a''° 3 The n ish« � - -son � ith , o!ns pJe0PM dhPlM.7 rreL.V B d °''fr; 2- Grf 3- heat; 4. Brad Doll; 5, p!?. . 'a h o V s ; 1,,hirr “ Cr' inc,ude: C R Breiman. Brian Harris. Randy T,m Schwar,z-Camne,d- -J“k ««- Tige?! :C„a„” r ,eamS read f°r an°,htr I’m so short. I can’t reach the ball.” — Brad Potter Boys Tennis 31 ‘Conners, you’re next.” — Darrin Wheat Girls Track 1984 Olney Girl's Relay ( hampions I hi Olney lady Tigers t rack team had a good season this year with man) highlights. The one highlight that was the biggest for the girls had to he the victory at the Olney Girl's Relays. This year was the first ever that the ladies had won their own relays. The girls record for duals was 4-4. This included wins over Salem. Ffringhani, St. Anthony, and Rohinson. The season was plagued with rain- outs and not many were made up. The laidy Tigers did well in the large meets this year. Several people placed in the Newton Invitational, this with a few firsts gave the ladies a 3rd place finish. At the Harrisburg Invitational many girls gave their best perfor- mances and ended up in the top six. The Tigers traveled to Marion for their Sectionals and despite the tough field did very well. Even though none of the girls qualified for State many set new school records. Stephanie Roth set a new record in the 880. Junior find) Witte broke her own record in the 2 mile. Several others had been closing in on records, hut due to illness and injury at the end of the season failed to reach them. The N.E.C. meet was held at Olney this year and the girls lost first place to Fairfield by only thirteen points. Several Olney athletes qualified for the Decatur Area Best. These includ- ed: Dehhie Militello. Stephanie Nelson. Rayme Patterson. Julie llouchin. I.eslie Floyd. Becky Peak, and Stephanie Roth. The girls pul on a strong showing and placed high in all their events. C caches Dolores Schmalhausen and l.inda Zerkle are looking forward to another strong season the next two years as they are only losing one Senior and have only five returning Juniors. Good l.uck next year I ady Tigers. were just standing there looking pretty. — Stephanie E%en with these big ears, I still can't hear.” — Jacque Doan Girls Track 33 “Oh, please don’t let me drop this.” — Becky Peak “E.R.H.S. cheerleaders eat your hearts out!” — Susie Murray “What an honor, 5th place.” — Rayme Pat terson “What a great day to be running !” — Cindy Witte “Hope I’m not up next, I’m at the best part.” —■ Kelli On ground: Cfeg Roberts. Don Parker. Row I: Bill Page, Brook Hughes, Chris Miller, Jeff Militello, Doug Curtis, Jarred Angle. Mike Parker, Jeff Canimon, Tony Ritter, Robert Payne, Dennis Long, Shannon Hough. Neal Cassmann, Steve Wooldridge. Terry Johnson: Row 2: C oach Larry Miller, Stan Brault, Andy Kuenstler, Tim Sager, John Kuenstler, Brooke Westall. Bill Parker, Albert Wilkerson, Phil Martin, Al Peavler, Kent Neal, Dale Dean, Mark Cole, Ben I.athrop, Coach Dave Carmody. “The W orld’s Best onehanded shot-putter.” — Al Wilkerson N.E.C. The boy’s track season was like other sports, a tough, hard fought fight. The NEC was blessed with a lot of talent and the Salem Wildcats were strong contenders for another title. But this the Olney Tigers proved them- selves by beating the tough Salem, Mt. C armel, and Carmi teams and capturing the NEC title. “The field events were a great factor in the winning, said Coach Larry Miller. “Pat Murray in the high jump, Albert Wilkerson in the discus, Phil Martin in the shot put, John Kuenstler and Jeff (iammon in the long jump and triple jump, and Bill Parker in the pole vault, all did a great job, concluded Coach Miller. The sprints and sprint relays were as good as usual. “Doug C'urtis was outstanding in the 100 and 200 meter dashes and the 400 and 500 meter relays, said Coach Dave Carmody. Also, in the sprints were Jeff (iammon, Mike Parker, Jarred Angle, and Bob Satterfield. In long distance runs, one name comes to mind — Neal Gassmann. Gassmann won the 2 mile and 1 mile race in the NEC and is the 1984 Sectional Champion in the 2 mile. Neal was never beaten in a 2 mile race up to after the sectionals. Shannon Hough was also a driving factor in the 1 mile and 2 mile races. Pat Murray was an attribute in the 800 meter run and, also, Steve Wooldridge. Others that provided a backbone for the long distance run- ners were Ben Lathrop, Jeff Militello, Dale Dean, and Billy Page. The coaching staff was an essential part of the NEC title. Coach Dve Carmody worked the sprinters into shape. He also worked with the long jumpers. Coach Larry Miller worked long and hard with the long distance runners. Coach Jeff Phad put the shot putters and dis- cus men through tough workouts, in the ring and in the weight room. Thank you to all who helped the track team through this year of competition. i Tiger Hardball Row 1: Jim Doan, Tony Hough, Randy Harting, Brad Hubble, Dave Wiley, Jeff Wagner, Tom Fehrenbacher, Darrin Houchin. Row 2: Derek Sullivan, Mike Walker, Brandon Weems, Tom Weiler, Jeff Ratcliff, Clay Keller, Coach Leon Hough. “Hey Coach, where’s the bat?” — Tom Weiler The Olney Tiger baseball team was very im- pressive this year as they won the NEC Cham- pionship with a record of 14-3. The NEC was a N.E.C. Champs “I have just been informed that I have set two new Tiger records — most passed balls in one game and most at bats without a hit!” — Mike Walker tough conference with teams like Mt. Carmel and Flora. Coach I .eon Hough said, “This year the sen- iors came through again. With Tom Weiler and Brandon Weems pitching. Clay Keller in the in- field, Mike Walker was everywhere as he was pitcher, catcher, and outfielder, and Jeff Rat- cliffe played third base and was the designated hitter.” “All our boys played well,” concluded llough. Tom Weiler led in batting with a .480 batting average. Weiler also had a pitching record of 7 and I. Weems had a pitching record of 7 and 2. In the last game against Mt. Carmel, Weems pitched a three-hitter and struck out 13 batters. In the regular season, the Tigers had 109 runs and only gave up 43. Coach Hough is looking forward to the com- ing years in baseball. “Players like Jeff Wagner, Jim Doan, Darin Houchin, Tom Fehrenbacher, Tony Hough and Randy Harding will mature and be another great team for Olney,” added Hough. Baseball 37 Scoreboard ON' SALEM CENTRALIA ROBINSON FAIRFIELD FLORA SALEM fS®?1’01 ,S CHpMPAKiNETENT. MATTOON CASEY CHARLESTO! NEC sectional oi.nf.y 193- 157 IK4-I67-I75 164-155 179-186 194- 177 178-174-177 201-182-188 175-181 177- 180 178- 161-178 174-188 174-173-183 ?tb 5th 12th 83 84 LAWRENC Jl ille ROBIN SC) N MT. CA FI.ORA-f AIRFIELD FAIRFILLI LAWR1NC EMI.LF SALEM-FAIRI IF.LD MT. CARMEI NI W CON-EFITWCHAM f. CARMLI INV1T. REGIONAL A, ( ROSS OPPONENTS EF. ST. ANTHONY VINCENNES RIVET ROBINSON NEWTON IKFIfiL ) SALEM Mi VERNON INVITATIONAL Ol NLY INVII ATIONAL NEC BENTON INVITATIONAL REGIONAL GIRL’S TEN . OLNEY OPPO 6-0 FAIR! NENTS TELD FFI SAL_ SALEM I FI IOPOLIS CASEY FLORA CENTRALIA EFF. ST. ANTHONY ( N'TRALIA TOUR. NEC SECTIONAL 38 Scoreboard NOBI 1 FAfRFIEM)| (jArlesk OBLO.M. OPPONENTS NEWTON CHARLESTON LAWRENCEVTLLE MT. CARMEL FLORA ROBINSON CASEY EFF. ST. ANTHONY LIMESTONE SALEM MIRFTFfO CARMI CAIRO OK AW VILLE MeLEANSBORO BENTON PICKNEYVII | fc LAWRENCEA ii.li 35-53 59- 3 9 73-54 63-46 60- 54 51-50 56-51 70-45 65-52 56-70 59-36 44-65 GIRL’S TRAC K OPPONENTS ROBINSON NEWTON FAIRFIELD TEL TOPOLIS FAIRFIELD SAIJ f KEF. ST. ANTHONY nCEfTTl AYS 65- 59 68-39 46-44 44-42 80-71 102-64 66- 61 46-29 MT. CAR ME SALEM CAjRMl RED HU I FAIR LIE� l i centralia MATTOON CIIARLESTO OPPONENTS CHARLESTON ROBINSON EFANGHAM OPPONENTS DIETRICH RED HILL RED HILL Fairfield ttlELI) NEC F AT NFC CARMEL NEC 86-37 IN ERNON VOLLEYBALL 10-2 2-1! Scoreboard 39 neci ei: s hi (ms The Student Strike At ERHS Ending The Year With A Bang And A Whimper In response lo Ihe East Richland Board of Education's decision extending the present school day to an 8-hour, 50 minute period schedule, angry students felt compelled to get their voices heard. On Tuesday, May 8, cries of “ alkout! were heard down the main hall right after the 8:25 hell. As close to 100 students gathered, administration representati� es demanded the students return to their classes. Over 30 students then left the building. Ihe vice-principal promptly locked the doors, called the police, and termed those students truant. On Wednedsay, May 9, twice that number of students congregated, determined not to lea� e or give in until they had some of their questions answered. When it became obvious that a normal day wouldn’t be possible. Principal Rumsey allowed an impromptu student assembly, and addressed the students about the day-lengthening, course-cutting, and decision to give a single lunch hour to the entire student body. At one point Rumsey asked the student body why, if they were so concerned, had they never attempted to present their views to the school board? Board President Monty Mason echoed these thoughts, and also said that 75 5 of the student body didn't care about the cuts, but only wanted to get out of class. These attitudes are typical from a man who, the following Monday night, told concerned students to leave a school hoard meeting. In the current economic conditions, it would be naive to expect “painless” cuts, but the haphazard way the budget and schedule were determined for next year leave little hope for the future of ERHS. “Honest, Mr. Begle. I was just standing here!” — Murray Propes “Education must be the 1 priority of this district, and until it is the students will continue to suffer.” — Angie Ring ”1 just hope the administration realizes that it is our future they are cutting and budgeting.” — Cindy Kesler ”1 think it (the student strike) was the most effective way to get our voices heard.” — Scott Salmon Bloopers 41 «■uni Phil Martin and the Phil Martin look-a-likc contest winner share the spotlight dance. Phil's onl comment was, “I’ll lead. 44 Bloopers Carrying on that great Olney tradition, these two KRIIS students had to run off two 80 year old men and a drug dealer to get this bench. Hey, hey we’re the Monkees!' “Arc you sure Boy George starts every day this way?!? Admiring fans can be seen in the backgrond awaiting Girl Joan's autograph. After ABC's “THE DAY AFTER , Olney band members were put on special nuclear air alert. We can all sleep easier. F.RIIS’s most hidden secret — a story that will hit the Enquirer cover, Derek Sul- livan with his true love. W'ell what do you want? “Hey Derek, you'll have to pull your own weight around here! Ha Ha. Famous escape artist Kendra Mcentenmaycr (how do you spell her name!) prepares for another death defying stunt by locking her ankles over her ears. I hen she will be chained in the open locker at left, and thrown into Fox Creek. Good luck Kendra! Jane carefully slits the tape on this box of FBI A candy — she knows it could self- destruct at anv moment. Bloopers 45 IFIIIIM CHIPS ♦ 4111 CANIDIIDS “This must be the most i H f'.SYM f class this school has e� cr seen!” comments Roh Terrel on “Junior I’unk l)a ”. Now what should I change my grades to in American History and omit.?” asks Donna Mchl during Computer Science. Td rather be playing at an AO DC concert.” — Stere Ratcliffe “l.ike this job is totally awesome sure, for sure!” — Mrs. Murray “Brian, do you see what I see underneath that girl’s skirt?” questions John kulk while keeping stats at the Soap game. C olor ( andids 49 This is ho I did it — Quinton Ste art “In this picture I’m attired for the reminiscencing of ye ole’ Thanksgiving days — Mrs. Schumaker Hi! I’m chubba! — Melissa Steber “You can't talk to Mr. Sullivan no , he's got a girl in there! — l.isa Proctor “Thanks for the memories,” exclaimed Mr. Wilson as he received this gift from the football team at the fall sports banquet. “I’m suffering from one too many notes in Mr. Thomas' gov- ernment class,” — Vincent Volk “Connie shut your mouth — you’re not the one on the bottom!” yelled Holly Piercefield as these girls added excitement to their lunch hour. Kim. don’t look now hut Doug is at it again!’ — Nancy l.amke C olor ( andids 51 Tve had it up to here with freshmen!” — 1r. ( artmill ”1 don't know. Steve, Sharlene looks good at any view,” says Scot Purdy to Steve Ratcliffe about one of his favorite subjects. “Bottoms up. Brooks!” says Debbie Militello to I.isa Brooks before drinking raw eggs at the Olnean piz a party. “After having blown bubbles the first time. I decided to give it another try!” — I.isa Brooks “I feel honored to have Boy ( eorge Kuenstler using my crutch.” — Pat Hahn “Oh, No! Now 1 11 never gel that full scholarship to Harvard!” — Stacv Pratt FRI1S students go all out at the Flora basketball game to support the tigers. “Is this team spirit, or hat?” asks Debbie Militello. “Boy, I sure hope I pass this test!” thinks Candy Heindselman as she combats another of Mr. Forsyth’s Health tests. “Did you e� er ha� e one of those days when you feel like a lost contact lens?” — Kim Sorensen, photographer 54 Color Candids “Come on Steve you wimp, can’t you hold me up any longer?” — Larry Groff “Kevin, you make sex sound boring,” comments Kim Billington during American History. “Let’s see Michael Jackson do this!” exclaims Matt Franklin as he does a back- handspring to music. “The last cup of coffee is always the best,” says Mr. Moyes during lunch. 'i “Man. we were looking in the mirror al McDonald's, when we saw Ibis pair of eyes lookign back al ns. Okay, Donna Mehl! — Chris laun The high school in 19X4 still looks as great as ever! I am dreaming of all the money he will he making if John would pick up the cocaine from the ground. — Mark Boley 56 Color Candids Hrsl hour P.E. find themselves indulging in a few volleyball games. ( I'm so good at tv ping. I can do it in mv sleep. — Cindy Neil Well, do you have any idea what key I punch next? — Mrs. Tucker ‘lli there! C are to join me in an hour of boring IMC time? asks Robin Hurgin during Sludv thing remarkable for a change!' Hall. “Maybe next year we'll have a bigger tree — from the looks of this one, we're not going to have many presents!” — Mona Kocher “I'm glad you didn't see me fall down back there. — Lori uber Hey, Greg, look at that girl in the tight, pink shorts. — David Hill “I like to keep pictures of my former girl- friends. — Greg F.rwin “Teresa, please talk about something else, you’re putting me to sleep!” — Misty Bannister “Okay, Shafer, non slowly put the rifle down.” — Scott Salmon Please, Warn Chambers, don’t hit me with that stick.” — Chris Burcham o “Yeah, Brian, that feels real. good. Now let me down!” — Greg Potter If this was only while sand on the beaches of Horida!' I found (his one in New York! — Rath) legfnteyer lley Brian, what a way to start the day off — on amera! — Angela Bettis “Surely they’ll know in this lineup, the tall one did it!” Konni Erast 60 Color ( andids “No Debbie, there's no lice in there! — Denise Stencel What A BORE.” - C hris Buss They forced me to do this!” — Matt Franklin Pete, stop looking at Rob’s rear!” — Jeff Gammon What do you mean ‘What does it say ?” asks Tim Bare. It says ‘Kiss me — I’m Japanese'!” “Nice pose, Purdy!” — Scoll Timmons This is what happens when you lose. — Coach Wilson East Richland High School Faculty 1983-84 Bob Atkins Science; Math Ron Herrin G l n Hinkel Coach; Histon Building Trades Margaret Cregg Special Kducation Karen Hahn Art Vickie Hall Spanish Pat Hand Drivers Kducation I.eon Hough Driver Kducation Sue Hough Home Kconomics Cieorge Huffman Math . ' m Dick Kesler Math Cyrus McCormick T I Jerry Miller Science Kaculty 65 Larry Miller Histon Kathy Mi uno Foreign Language. His- ton Susan Murray Math. Computer Sci- ence Mildred Richardson C ommunications Anne Rodgers C ommunications I). George Rumsey Principal Date Shafer Communications, His- tory Date Sheppard T I Janet Shipman Arrah Jean Shumaker Business History Mary Slater Special Kducation Judt Smith IMC “What happened to our club's funds, Mark? — Mrs. Rodgers C arol Steinman Robert Ste� ens Ron Sullitan James Voyles Judy Walker Datid Walters Learning Resources Math (Guidance Counselor Vice Principal Communications Communications “I'm telling you Zuber, l.atin is not dead! And don't try to get me drunk to change my answer!’ — Larry f'artmill John Wiley Business Clara W illis Health Services Mike Wilson Physical Kducation “lle kid, you probably should know your alphabet first! — Mrs. Smith Boh W hiltington Agriculture (0IS� y Linda Z.erkle Physical Kducation Jim .willing Communications f aculty 67 Administration “School’s oul. ils during the summer and there’s still clowns in the office.” — Mr. Voyles “Thank goodness for the age of computers.” - Mr. Hillis 68 K'acuit Guidance “I'm sick of relieving these junior scores.'’ — Mr. Moves “Don't he shv — Come on in!!” — Mrs. Foss Faculty 69 “Let's see. I don't think 10 credits is enough to graduate nith. — Mr. Sulli� an I.M.C. Mrs. I ticker says, “C omputers are being innovated into the school system this year. The are verv effective in keeping records. f “These computers would work great, says Barry Stout, “if Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Godfrey would stop messing them up.” 70 Kacult) Oh, Barry, really! retorts Mrs. Godfrey. Secretaries Mate a good year!” — Mrs. Williams We ha e to work Ibis weekend?” — Pat Treece faculty 71 “So? — Kevin Robertson FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Vice President Kelly Marrs, Treasurer Billye Woods, St. Council Representative Stephanie Roth, Student Council Representative Sharlene Douthit, Pres.- dent Debbie McNabb, Secretary Charles Ready. “I thought prayers in school were illegal. Heather Reynolds Angie Smith explains the basics of C heerleading to Heather Clety and Trudv Brainard. W aiting for the bell — Shane Rose Rule 1, Heather, pay attention! ' 74 Freshmen “Hey. give me some cardboard. Ginger. Pam Atkison “Yeah, ihc Marching Eagles desene to go to the Rose Bowl. — Michael Hahn Tammie Akes Trent Aldridge Angela Allen Pamela Atkison Alice Atwood Janet Ballard Larry Bander Steve Barrett Nancy Bell Joe Bellinger Nathan Berry Todd Bettis Rhonda Bickers Vicky Birge Christen Bishop Amy Bissey Grady Bissey Cheri Blain Joe Blanchard Greg Blank Troy Blank Melinda Bonn Julie Bowen Jeanette Boyer Chris Burcham Stephanie Burgener Ray Burris Greg Camfield Angela Campbell Melissa Campbell 76 Freshmen Cynthia Cannon Tom Carson David Clow Jenny Collins Dallas Colwell Georgia Cotner Stephanie Cox Lynette Crackel Glenda Crites Tim Crites Martin Davis Donna Dean Amy Dehlinger Charles Dehner Bonita Doan Christy Doan Sharlene Douthit Steven Dowty Greg Dunahee Karla Dunahee Cheryl Duncan Michael Dunlap Tim Eads Lynn Eagleson Jennie Edgington Mike Fitch Shawn Eluck Brian Foster Michelle Fritschle Amy Fulk Freshmen 77 John Fulk Thomas Fulk Mike Caede Lori Calloway Creg Carner Jamie Cibson Tom Cillespie Amy Cinder Kristy Cinder Len Clover John Godfrey Michelle Creene Jean Griffin Julie Hahn Michael Hahn Michael Hahn Phillip Hammond Mike Harmon Terry Harmon Michele Henby Jon Hicks David Hill Todd Hinkel Laurie Hixon Sue Hoffman Julie Houchin Aaron Houser Amy Howard Amber Hudson Brook Hughes 7ft Freshmen Jeff Hunley Kelly Hunley Kirk Hutchings Kay Ittner Stephen Jenkins Robin Johnson Lisa Johnston Billy Joiner Paul Jones Traci Jones Eric Keller Amber Kelley Packy Kermicle Grayson King Brian Kocher Cheryl Kocher Michelle Kocher Kimberly Lake Ben Lathrop Jack Lathrop Misty Leist Dianne Lucas Shelly Lynch Nancy Maes Lora Marceau Kelly Marrs Denny Mattingly Tony Mattoon Tina McDaniel Carol McKinney Kreshmen 79 Debbie McNabb Roxanne McVaigh Christopher Miller Jeffrey Miller I.arry Miller Tammy Moore Carla Morris Diane Mullens Susan Murray Rick Nance Kent Neal Brian Ochs Diane Ochs Sharon Ochs Mark Padgett Don Parker Becky Peak Allen Peavler Ginger Persinger Angelia Piercefield Greg Potter Murray Propes Sandra Prout Sherri Ratcliffe Charles Ready David Resor Heather Reynolds Trenton Ridgely Jerry Ritchie Kevin Robertson 80 Freshmen Angela Rodgers Shane Rose Stephanie Roth Mark Runyon Randall Ryker Brenda Schmucker Carrie Seib David Seiler Mark Shan Glenda Smallwood Angela Smith Tammy Snyder Melissa Steber Sarah Sterchi Alan Stevens Quinten Stewart Janet Stout Cynthia Tegtmeyer Shannon Totten Michael lihl Chandra Vail Sean VanGundy Nancy Vaughn Brad Walden Brad Walker Melissa Wease Patrick Weiler Lisa Wilder Emily Wilkerson Billye Woods l-'reshmen HI “Hey Amy, get a look the cute senior in tb i third row! ' — Susie Murray Trent Yonaka Anne Zuber Lawrence Zuber Greg Zwilling Brian Woods Scott Wooldridge James Weight Willis Yancey Chad Yonaka “We take being freshmen at FRHS very seriously. ’ — Mark Runyon “Could someone tell me where the bathroom is? — Kristi Angle X2 Freshmen I wonder what SHE's so happy about?” asks Troy Blank. Don Parker says of Mr. Huffman, “lie’s my best friend!’ Melissa Steber seems to have found something in- teresting to watch in the halls as she tells Shandra and Diane, “l-ook at Shannon strut! Coming back from the Trading Post. Michelle Fritschle asks Amy Dehlinger. “Are you sure you don’t want to skip out?” “Oooh, she was great. — Chris Burcham H4 Freshmen Glenda Smallwood asks Chris Miller. “Did you really lake noles on THAT in biology?!? Len Glover modestly comments,“Look al those legs “Can I gel extra credit for studying Aristotle? — Murray Propes “Is this the picture for the cover of Glamour magazine? — Stephanie Roth SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Mary Beth Berger (President). Shelly Burton (Secretary), Jenny Modesilt (St. Council Rep.I, Doug Atkins (V. Presi- dent), Kelly O'Dell (Treasurer), Tammy Wisner (St. Council Rep.) Sophomores 87 ‘Monkey see. monkey do!” — Miss crklc ”W ake up Dennis. Mr. Stevens is doing one of his exciting proofs. Jill Hough “OOOOH, lr. Wilson. I like that!!” — l.isa Proctor Machelle Allard Todd Allen C heryl Alvord Chuck Alvord Timothy Anderson Jarred Angle Kristi Angle Loren Arteberry Douglas Atkins Deana Auteberry Diana Auteberry Michael Baas Paul Barrett Bengee Bauman Patricia Bell Brad Benson Ellen Benton Mary Beth Berger Tammy Bissey Angela Blackburn Timothy Blackburn Sabrina Blanchette Jim Blevins Tina Boulh Lisa Bowe C hristina Brewer David Britton Spencer Brock Darian Brown Delrey Brown 90 Sophomores Dan Brummitt Mark Bunting Tammie Burgener Thomas Burgener Shelly Burton Bill Byford Cindy Campbell Pamela Cannons Kevin Cecil Tina Clow Mark Cole Celia Combs Mark Combs Phyllis Cotner James Coulter Jerry C ummins Kevin Dallmier Alyssa Darrel Michelle Davis Dale Dean Dee Dietrich Teresa Dilley Denny Doan Jacque Doan Brad Doll Beverly Dowty Rebecca Drugas Laura Dunahee Michael Fagleson Rick F.ck Sophomores 91 Ronald Eckel Kassi Fdington Steve Farrar Angela Frehrenbacher Kevin Fisher Michelle Franklin Daniel Fritschle Natalie Fry Jeffery Gammon Lynda Gefken Kathleen Geiger Allen Gertsch Todd Gibson James Glover Mark Goss Kelly Gottfried Tracy Gray Doug Hahn Mark Hahn Steve Hahn Heath Hamilton Rod Harmon Donna Harris Randy Harting Candy Heindselman Jeff Hendricks Tom Hixon Lori Hoebbel Brian Holtz Jill llortin 92 Sophomores Jill Hough Tony Hough Brad Hubble Jody Huffman Rob Ittner Tiffany Jones Tina Jones Jenny Kaitschuk Dana Kauble Jim Kelley Susan Kerster Bobby Kittle Matt Knuckles Joe Koeher Nancy Kraut Brenda LaMar Jason l.athrop Jim Laughlin John Lemke Lisa Lemke Karen Liles Chris Long Dennis Long Kathy I.ongbons Ronald Lynch Rohvn Maines Curt Maleri David Marks Philip McGrady Derek McVaigh Sophomores 93 Jeff Militello Jenny Modesitt Pete Morse Angie Muhs Da� na Muhs Nathan Napier David Nelson Kelly O'Dell Julie Oettle Andy Ohm Billy Page Kelli Patterson Rayme Patterson Robert Payne Christi Pemelman Micky Perry Keith Persinger Robert Persinger Amy Petty Jill Pierzchalski Joy Ping Bernetta Poland Michael Poore Kim Pospisil Brad Potter Jon Quayle Steve Rattcliffe Curtis Reisinger Jeff Ring Tony Ritter 94 Sophomores Carl Roark Lori Roberts Debbie Royse Robert Ruff Brett Runyon Tim Sager Jay Salmon James Sarks Lori Savoy Doug Scamniahorn Chris Scherer Ellen Scheider Tim Schwartz Stacy Scott Sharon Sensney Eddie Shafer Mike Shipman Scott Shouse Paul Shryock Robin Sikes Pat Slover David Smith Jason Smith Duane Snider Greg Sorensen Mark Steber Paul Steber Tony Stevens Sandy Stoll Valerie Stout Sophomores 95 Jim Stover Lon a Stover Ann Strenime Kim Strong Doug Struhle Mike Summerfield Scott Timmons Tim Tovo Darla I mfleet Justin Vare Dan Vaughn Julie Vieira Amy Volk Bryan Walser Cindy Watson Brian Wattleworth David Wiley Jane Williams Jean Williams Kim Williams Paul W ilson Tammy Wisner Vicki W itte Michaclle Worlow Richard Wyatt Jon Zerkle Anthony Zuber Jim Zuber 96 Sophomores “No, Lisa, this is not mv baby. — Sis Bell ‘Hey Dana, I can pinch an inch!” — Sheila Kermicle ■ IK “Lou Ferrigno eat your heart out!” — Jason Smith “Two scoops of Kevin in a package of Kelloggs Raisin Bran. — Kevin Polk “Awe! Miss Hall, put your clothes back on!!!” — Pete Morse Sophomores 97 Boy, Brandon's leg sure is tasty.” — Marty Beth Berger “I wonder where this secret message came from. — Lynda Gefkin “Little girl, would you like to buy these tickets?' — Steve Ratcliff “Where can you find privacy in this school?” — Tammy W'isner Why not. Dee?” — Nathan Napier . r _ Mr. Stevens, take it easy with that red marker!!” — Heath Hamilton always giving me problems!” — Lisa Proctor ‘Why are you guys always taking my picture when I’m hungry?” — Mary Beth Zuber This bra is “Just thinking about Winter.” — Danny Vaughn X i i Sophomores 99 INTEBMISSICN Homecoming Students Celebrate “Spirit Week” Homecoming 83 was on Friday, October 28, but the Homecoming festivities had been going on for the whole week. Students showed their school spirit by dressing to a different theme everyday. Tuesday was ( lash Day, Wednesday was Dress-1 p Day, and Thursday was Class Day, where every class had their own theme. Freshmen wore green. Sophomores wore their clothes inside out. Juniors wore punk attire, and Seniors wore sweats. Also on Thursday was the traditional Snake Dance. The band led off, followed by the l.atin and Spanish club floats. The players were next, riding in a hay wagon pulled hy a semi. And last, but not least, was the “Snake being led by the cheerleaders. Once the dance got to the high school, the band did their half-time show, there was the tug-of-war between the classes, and a pie-eating contest. Friday was Color day, and an award was given to Maria Dietrich at the pep assembly for being best dressed. The Homecoming Queen candidates and their escorts were introducted by Student Council President Phil Martin. Chris Buss was escorted by Curtis Kraft, l.isa Brooks was escorted by Greg F.rwin, and Leslie Floyd was escorted by Mike Parker, l.isa Brooks was crowned the 1983 Homecoming Queen by last year’s queen, Kathy l throp. The “Homecoming King skit is very popular, and this year Andy Kuenstler walked away with the “King’s scrub brush. The football game against Mt. Carmel was a loss for the Tigers with the score being 33-0. Even with the loss, however, the Tiger fans kept on cheering for their team until the end — as far as they were concerned, the Tigers were still number one! t he night ended up with a very successful dance. The “Rainbow Express' D.J.s added more pep to the dance by giving away t-shirts and records. All in all. Homecoming 83 was a week to remember! Freshmen eliminators. — Bill Parker “Get me out 6f this!” — Amy Bisse Boys! They never can march in step! — Kim Sorensen “This is a bunch of bull! says Jeff Wagner on the Spanish float. “This is my fan club.” — Jason Smith “Hey Phil, can’t you make this thing go any faster? — Greg Erwin The 1983 Homecoming Queen, Lisa Brooks, with her escort Greg Lrwin. “All right Mr. Voyles! Why did you put super glue on this envelope?” — Says Phil Martin before he announces the Homecoming Queen. “W onder who the dummy is here? — Chris Buss “Watch your hand, you dummy! — Leslie Floyd The Homecoming Queen candidates are Leslie Floyd, Lisa Brooks, and Chris Buss Homecoming 103 “I «under if Coach Wilson knows that three hacks are as strong as ten linemen. — Mr. Voyles “I wish Super Date would pick up the block! — (ireg Kermicle “O.K. gu s. this is how to dance.' — James Sarks “It was good for me. Was it good for you?!?” — Andy Kuenstler I'd better get that block! — Brooke Westall 104 Homecoming Christmas Dance The 1983 Christmas King candidates were Darrin Wheat, Pat Murray, and Jerry Lyon; the Queen candi- dates were Linda Resor, Samantha Fehrenbacher, and Teresa Nix. “Could you get rid of the flowers?” Jerry Lyon asks Samantha Fehrenbacher during the coronation of the Christmas Dance. Sure — we know that the dog in the Kibbles- n-Bits commercial was supposed to run across the stage instead of into the audience, only to Pow-Wow ’84 be chased down by a ballerina. And, of course, fi. T7n|| C,Y Boy George was supposed to sing “Do You IX IS IIUtVIIIIIv rOIKS Really Want To Hurt Me” instead of “Thrill- er”, but nobody's perfect. Pow-Wow 84 was on Saturday, February 25. Curtain time was for 7:1 but was delayed due to the crowd still flowing in. Backstage the cast and crew were getting ready for the show to start, and a few were caught in the act of peep- ing out the curtain, looking for Mom and Dad or whoever else they could see. The show went very well. Mr. Graham, who directed it for the first time, called the show “A complete success.' Following the show was the Pow-Wow dance, where Jesse Bromm and Tammy Ridgely were crowned King and Queen. � k, up in the sky, it s a bird, it s a � . . . — Teresa Tratous “Quiet Riot in disguise. — Kristi Angle “Is anybod) up there? — Kelly Marrs 106 Pow-Wow I he Pow-W ow tri-emcees Konni Lrnst. Kevin Polk, and Kim Sorensen “Nice hat, l.yon! — Pat Murray “It’s been fun, but I’m glad it’s over!” — Kim Sorensen Did I hear you right? Did you say take everything off?” — Denise Stencel, the maid Kevin Polk’s reaction to Teresa Nix as Dolly Parton — KOWABUNCA”! “I’d like to thank my mother and father and brother Tito.” — Todd Gibson as Michael Jackson Boy George, eat your heart out!” — Peggy Stanley Pow-Wow 107 “This is my Broadway debut. Geiger 'I ain't going to school N0-0-0 more!” — Lisa Brooks 1984 Pow-Wow King And Queen Candidates Freshmen Billye Woods and Brooke Hughes. Juniors Kim Billington and Andy Kuenstler. Sophomores Lynda Cefken and Tim Sager. Seniors Konni Ernst and Mart Byford. The King and Queen candidates are being intro- duced during the Pow-Wow show. Freshmen Glenda Smallwood and Greg Garner. Juniors Julie uber and Phil Herman. Sophomores Jill Hortin and Dennis Long. Seniors Tammy Ridgely and Jesse Bromm. Prom ’84 “Knights In White Satin99 This year’s Prom was held on Friday, April 27, from 8:30 to 11:30. The theme was ‘ Knights in White Satin”, and the band was “Dave Martin and the Illusions”. The gym was transferred into a castle complete with brick walls and colorful pennants. After-Prom was held at the Elk’s from 1:00 to 5:00 a.m., with the D.J.’s “Rainbow Entertainment”. “What do you mean we’re supposed to slow dance with our “Oh Gloria, you’re crazy!” — I.inda Gefken dates?!” — Jennifer Smashey Prom sure is fun, with the old boys!” — Mark Burgener “Check out the people sitting next to us!” — Sherri Keen Prom III “I couldn't be with better company!! — C hris laun “Jim. why are they all so short? — Mrs. Voyles “Pete, this cake would look really neat on your face.” — C urt Maleri 112 Prom k “(iee. Prom sure is fun.” — Anne uber tOMINC ATTRACTIONS JUNIORS “I know that girl can’t be from this school, Brooke!” — Andy Kuenstler Juniors 115 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: On ground: Treasurer Julie uber. Secretary Mona Kochcr, St. Council Representative Stacy Pratt. In tree: Vice-President Debbie Militello. St. Council Representative Julie Read, President Cindy Kesler. — Ida, you’re on my toe!” — Lori Werkmeister tl Brian Harris Tammy Wright. At last, the real Bruce and l.arry come out.” — Larry Groff. GKRONIMO'r - Mark Boley Dawn Adkins David Ahlfield David Allen Angela Atkins Lisa Baker Perry Balding Tim Bare Dana Berry Brad Billingsley Kim Billington Martin Black Bobbi Blackford Mark Boley Sandi Bower Betty Bracken Warren Brackett Michael Brauer Stan Brault Carol Bromm Kimberly Brooks Deborah Brown Michelle Burgin Catherine Cantwell Christine Cantwell Lori Caudell David Cecil Patrick Chaplin Katrina Clark Susan Clow Gary Cowman 11K Juniors Julie Cox Doug Curtis Tammy Deishcr Cerald Doan Jim Doan Michael Dowty Sandra Dowty Gregory Dreiman Connie Duncan Sheila Eads Charlotte Eckiss Philip Edgington Kenny Evans Kym Evans Tom Fchrenbacher Carla Fitch Scott Foster Matt Franklin Neal Gassmann Michael Ginder Sandy Ginder Dustie Gomes Mindy Green Patty Griffith Larry Groff Pat Hahn Sandra Hahn Sharon Hahn Sean Harbaugh Sandra Harmon Juniors 119 Susan Harmon Brian Harris Terri Harrison David Harting Charles Hawes Donna Hawk Phillip Herman Brian Horan Darin Houchin Shannon Hough Paul Jackson Jodi Jones Brad Kapper Sheri Keen Sheila Kermicle Cindy Kesler Kent King Mona Kocher Andrew Kuenstler John Kuenstler Jill Lathrop Jeff Lathrop Rita I.edeker Brad Leister Nancv Lemke f) c ■ s Glenda Lomas Donna Long Stacey Malone Diane Matlock Tina May 120 Juniors Dennis McDevitt Allen McDowell Carol McGillivray Bridget! McKinney Daryl McNabb Donna Mehl Linette Middleton Debbie Militeilo Rhonda Morris David Muhs Stephanie Nelson Ann Nix Harold Nix Carol Parker Rosalyn Peach ♦ x 'I . : , Gary Phillips Shane Piercefleld Randall Pool Steven Powden Stacy Pratt Dennis Read Julie Read Richard Reynolds Shawn Rose Scott Salmon Tammy Schaefer Richard Scherer Tony Schmidt Robert Schwartz Tern Seaton Juniors 121 122 Junior� Denise Stencel Tena Stivers David Stremme James Tarpley Leah Taylor Larry Shock Earl Slover Brenda Slunaker Alan Steber Sonya Steber Teresa Travous Dianna L'mfleet David Waggoner Jeffrey Wagner Mary Walker Kathy Tegtmeyer Rob Terrell Bill Thomas Donna Tibbs Darian Tracy Lori Wehreheim David Weiler Lora Werkmeister Brook W'estall Russell Weston Vera Whyde Hope Wiley Albert Wilkerson Jeff W'imberly Cvnthia Witte m “ v W I1 • .A Tammy Wright Kim Yendt Julie Zuber Mary Beth Zuber Michael Zuber Angie Zwilling Matthew Zwilling 124 Juniors ‘Alike, isn’t Journalism fun?” — David Weilcr “We’ve found lhal it distracts our opponents when we near our tennis racket coders on our heads.” — Cindy Kesler “Don’t gel mad, get Cl.AD!” Sheri Keen is referring to her “garbage bag” attire on Junior Punk Day. ‘Stop singing, Sharon, it’s not even raining.” — Tom Fehren lacher 1 like my nomen tall.” — Larry Croff Juniors 125 ‘Jusi flunkin' of John. — Kathy Tegtmeyer “Jeopardy.’ — Mark Boley Don’t take the picture yet: the sucker is stuck on my mouth. — Stephanie Nelson “Just close your eyes and trust me. Denise.” — Brian Harris It’s okay, Sharon, surely somebody Hill ask you to dance.” — l.inette Middleton “Mall, watch! This is how you do it!” — Darvl McNahh Ihis ball is not going anywhere .” — Mona kocher “How come I’m not on the ballot?” — C hristine C antwell “Miss Zerkle, I wish you wouldn't do that. Sharon Hahn “Here he comes, my knight in shining armor. — Rridgette McKinney Class Of “Voiv Ought To Be . ’84 In Pictures Steve Archibald Sam Ashcraft Misty Bannister Connie Beck Seniors 129 Rodney Blank Mark Bouffard Terrie Bickers Perry Bricker Jason Bricker Rodney Brault Angela Branham Aaron Brown Lisa Brooks Brad Burgener Mart Byford Robin Burgin Chris Buss Mark Burgener .V) Seniors David Clark Roberto Cavazos Penny Campbell Nancy Comer Sean Cochran John Clodfelter Dannette Cox Cathy Cummins Stephanie Courier Connie Dowty Maria Dietrich Lisa Cummins Philip DeWeese Seniors 1.11 Greg Erwin Konni Ernst Lisa Duncan Sunny Erbacher Melissa Fritschle Leslie Floyd Samantha Fehrenbacher Jim Gibbs Mary Gefken Gloria Gay Susan Gardner Brian Ginder Lisa Green Donnie Griesemer Deborah Hallada 132 Seniors Shannon Harrison David Harrison Connie Hammond Janet Hout Sandra Hise Jana Hicks Danny Herrin Pam Jarvis Ranessa Hunley Chuck Humphries Theresa Howser Robert Jennings Jane Jennings Tammy Jenner James Jenkins Seniors 133 Greg Kermicle Pat Karns C lay Keller Roger Jennings Amy Kinkade Shirley Kurtz Leonard Lacey Susumu Komiyama Kris Koertge Brian Leister Belenda Lambird Stephanie Lanning 134 Seniors Lyndell Luster Kathy l.emke Tommy Lomas Steve Mowrer Kerry Michels Kendra Meentemeyer Anu Natarajan Elizabeth Navas Pat Murray ■■ Joan Sefton Jeff Skelton Wendy Smallwood Stephanie Slover Jennifer Smashey Andrea Smith Brian Snider Kim Sorensen ( reg Spillman Ellen Steber Ivan Steber Kenny Steber IJsa Steber Patty Steber 138 Seniors (•win Stewart Lori Stoltz Derek Sullivan Sheryl Talley Diana Taylor Steve Tibbs lx ri Totten Kathy Umfleet Christopher Vail Kerry Travis David VonAlmen Brandon Weems Mike Walker Kevin Polk says, “Cheez! as he gracefully collects his afternoon paraphernalia. Marian Craig asks, “Hey Kendra, doesn't “S come before “T ? as she lays out Frosh mugshots in Prod. Comm. Mike Schmucker — “Now where is that crazy note? Mike is always trying to exercise his ability to play from memory. “Just gimme a dollar and tell me what you want to hear. — Rusty Rennier Seniors 141 While working on this car during Autos, Greg Kermicle replies, “I’m glad that’s not my car.” Perry Bricker and l)oug Runyon jamming out to Quiet Riot during lunch hour. Bud s not for you, it’s for ME! exclaims luring lunch. “I feel privileged to be one of the few Americans with a f ahhage Patch l)oll. — Misty Bannister When asked about what she was reading, Kendra Meentemeyer replies, “Konnie. this really isn't a dirty magazine.” 142 Seniors “Oh like wow, everything is green! — Terri Cook Seniors 14 “I hope for your sake Kathy, it's lluhha Rubha! Amy Kinkade “l.isa put your clothes on! I'm not going to take your picture like that!” — Phil Martin I love it when you tease me, Oreg.” — Darrin Wheat “Now who put the super glue in my mouthpiece?!” Derek Sullivan “Come on baby light my fire!” exclaims Tammy Ridgely at the FBLA installation. “Lana, since we’re under the mistletoe, give me a big kiss!” — Connie Hammond As Chris luan messes with the film projector during Comm, he replies, “Why don’t they make these things automatic? What a drag! “Hey Cresor, does it feel good?” — Belenda I ambird HIGH SCHOOL CEICBUIT? AHJFCCKAJMiS CL pf'' s' TfaliAOCL uiQAJit, tflmv Stf+r W 'U jrrxty a ' . X 2nj� vi CK_, i iri ZMt_ MufiftiJ U srAy - ( UXV LutXJ6uy («i V o9 w.'V WyiSc rrx Senior Favorites Class 1. P.E. 2. ACCOUNTING 3. LUNCH 4. RECORD KEEPING 5. GOVERNMENT Soap Opera 1. THE GUIDING LIGHT 2. ALL MY CHILDREN 3. YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 4. GENERAL HOSPITAL Food 1. PIZZA 2. BACON CHEESEBURGER 3. TACOS 4. LASAGNA 5. SHRIMP Album 1. THRILLER 2. VAN HALEN 1984 3. THE CLOSER YOU GET 4. ELIMINATOR 5. SYNCRONICITY T.V. Show 1. KNOTS LANDING 2. A-TEAM 3. DYNASTY 4. M.A.S.H. 5. FAMILY TIES Movie 1. FOOTLOOSE 2. PORKYS 3. RISKY BUSINESS 4. 48 HOURS 5. RETURN OF THE JEDI Actor 1. EMANUAL LEWIS 2. TOM SELLER 3. MR. T 4. BURT REYNOLDS 5. EDDIE MURPHY Song 1. HELLO — LIONEL RICHIE 2. FOOTLOOSE — KENNY LOGGINS 3. AGAINST ALL ODDS — PHIL COLLINS 4. JUMP — VAN HALEN 5. THE CLOSER YOU GET — ALABAMA Actress 1. LONI ANDERSON 2. HEATHER THOMAS 3. GOLDIE HAWN 4. STEPHANIE POWERS 5. SALLY FIELDS Seniors 145 Senior Memories Learning the “Duck Song” in Mr. Berkshire’s 4th hr. American History class my junior year. — Angie Branham Mrs. Schumaker’s American History Class. — Chris Vail Leaving Art 4 minutes early and making it up for 30 minutes before school on a Monday morning with Brian Leister, thanks Brian. — Wendy Smallwood The time the Drill Team was supposed to be dancing to “On Broadway” at a basketball game, but the band didn’t play it like we had rehearsed, and we all just stood there on the gym floor. — Lori Stoltz My sophomore year when Peggy Stanley peed her pants on the way back to school from lunch. — Kerry Travis The day my shorts were jerked down in P.E. The whole class was staring at me! — Misty Bannister The night me. Mart B., Greg E., Darrin W., and Pat M. went out and played tree killer in my freshly wrecked car. — Donnie Griesemer Watching Wooldridge jump on a dead possum. — Jerry Lyon All the times my friends and I were in a bind and would turn to each other for “help”. — Amy Kinkade The day Mr. Rumsey came over the intercom and called the student body “flea bitten, pea brained, peons,” etc. — Mart Byford On Whittle Avenue with Samantha Fehrenbacher, in the ditch with Lori Spitz and on the waterbed with Roberto Cavazos. — Phil Martin Starting on the best football team in the schools’ history. — Greg Erwin Having to fill out so many stupid questionaires during my senior year. — Derek Sullivan Either my freshman year when Robin, Andie and I took Mark’s car and couldn’t get it parked again, or all the times my senior year Sara and I ended up in Evansville instead of school. — Gwin Stewart Doing three term papers. — Connie Dowty When Officer Bob gave me a ticket for “supposedly” breaking traction pulling out of McDonalds. — Murl Kim- mel The afternoon Lisa, Sunny, Lori and I went out and played in the snow drifts. — Lisa Steber Samantha and I making Sara Miller late for Latin class her freshman year. — Lisa Cummins Being spray painted green the first day of my freshman 146 Seniors year. — Teresa Nix The band tour to Ottowa: The house my roommate and I stayed at was like “Motel Hell”. The dog was in heat, we slept in tents, we had raw chicken for dinner, and the cats made little messes all over the floor and couch, etc. — Kevin Polk My worst is being a cabbage patch kid. — Heidi Reynolds Getting taped to a bench and hung upside down my fresh- man year. — Clay Keller My junior year I delivered a note to building trades and when I walked in all the guys were standing there in their underwear! — Sheryl Talley Changing a flat tire in the rain during lunch, and finding out that the spare was flat! — Chris Buss The Spitwad wars in Analytic Geometry. — Steve Wool- dridge Having to put up with Anu, Kim, Jim, and John for 18 days in Europe and being grounded for all 18 days by Miss Mizuno. — Mark Bouffard Penny burping every day at lunch and making me sick. — Nancy Comer Pulling my shorts down in front of the bus. — (Blue Moon) Ginder Mr. Miller’s constant effort to bring the very best audio and visual aids to our biology class. They are without a doubt the best in Southern Illinois. — Mike Walker First semester study hall my senior year when me and a couple other guys kept signing Gary Bissey’s name on notes to a certain girl saying very strange things. — Greg Spillman The beginning of my freshman year, 1 fell flat on my face going out of study hall. — Lisa Green Starting to get friends. — Roberto Cavazos When Russ became my boyfriend. — Elizabeth Navas Becoming Pow Wow queen my junior year. — Lori Zuber I went to an art workshop at EIU and ended up in their Dance-a-Thon. — Marian Craig Salem marching band contest my senior year when I beard that announcer yell “STOP”!! — Konni Ernst The day Jennifer and I were dancing under a bull in the parking lot and looked up and saw the whole side of the building windows lined with people watching us. — Be- lenda Lambird Taking behind-the-scenes pictures at graduation. — Kim Sorensen Senior Epitaphs I Want To Be Remembered For . . . being an upstanding student and pillar in the community. — Perry Bricker my love for my husband. — Doris Graul my ability to look up at everyone. — Kendra Meentemeyer my great personality. — Robin Wilson being a hot shot. — Todd Pickerel my political versatility and individuality. — Ben Novak my good sportsmanship in 2nd hour P.E. — Gary Bissey my great grades in school. — Jeff Ratcliffe my ability to get along with people. — Lori Spitz being the one who said “Boy George will be the next Elvis.” — Peggy Stanley making it to 3rd hour P.E. every single day. — Mattie Picket the biggest, baddest car in the parking lot. — Brian Snider my ability to get along with teachers. — Greg Roberts my ability to be independent. — Andie Smith making it through the whole cheerleading season without getting kicked off the squad. — Gloria Gay doing the best that I could on my school work. — Cindy Whyde my fantastic artistic abilities. — Marian Craig my accute sense of humor. — Lori Stoltz my weird sense of humor. — Amy Kinkade my good looking and intelligent self. — Mart Byford my cowboy boots. — Sheryl Talley my ability to make people smile. — Teresa Nix being one who culd get away with giving people a lot of slack. — Greg Erwin my tremendous height — Brian Ginger my possum jump in cross country. — Steve Wooldridge myself and for finishing high school. — Dana Royse being a good athlete, a decent student nd for knowing how to have a good time on weekends. — Pat Murray my ability to play tennis, my studious habits, and for just being me! — Anu Natarajan being the shortest Sr. girl of 1984, or at least pretty close. — Connie Beck ny clowning around and my great smile. — Ronda Al- dridge my sneeze and how much I have changed over the years. Also my ability to get my homework done on time and for it being orderly as well. — Ida Mae Bagwell the great person and student that I am! — Tammy Ridgely being the best dressed person on color day my sophomore and junior year. — John Clodfelter my sense of humor. — David Clark being the great student that I am. — Belenda Lambi rd my “undying devotion” to the sophomore and J.V. basket- ball teams. — June Clevy putting together a great yearbook!! — Kim Sorensen all the wonderful and crazy things I have done in my four years in this institution. — Jennifer Smashey being a psychiatrist to my friends. — Konni Ernst being the best pole-vaulter in the history of East Richland High School. — Bill Parker being able to throw Brian VanGundy in the showers my junior year. — Chril Vail being Glenda’s older sister not younger! — Wendy Small- wood my ability to get along with people. — Connie Dowty missing as many days as making it to school and still graduating. — Gwin Stewert my bulky appearance. — Jerry Lyon me, my car, and my basketball. — Derek Sullivan being the foreign exchange student from Venezuela. — Elizabeth Navas All of my great contributions to the school, if any. — Greg Spillman Seniors 147 Top Ten Graduation ’84 Row I: Anu Natarajan, Angie Ring. I.isa Sleber, Andrea Smith. Kathy (‘inflect Row 2: I.isa Brooks. (� reg Roberts, Stetc % ooldridge, Jerry I.yon. Ileidi Reynolds These guys really seem to be enjoying graduation and — hey. what's he hiding up his slcete?! Daiid Harrison chats with friends before lining up for the processional. he class of 84 just finished marching in. while the hand finishes playing the march (•raduution must hate looked like a regular l.awrence VVelk show!! I4X (Graduation VALIDICTORIANS: Angie Ring, Lisa Sleber. Jerry Lyon Winner of the Principal's Award — Brandon Weems. Susumu komiyama dodges from the aim of the squirt guns on his way up to get his diploma Darrin W heat and Eric Wells squirt unsuspecting grads in the front rows. Jennifer Smashey prepares to blow huhhles while the top ten students are being announced. Senior Index Class Of 1984 RONDA ALDRIDGE fbla 3, 4 IDA MAE BAGWELL where’s charlie 2, band 3, color guard 3, fbla 4, beginning choir 3 MISTY BANNISTER pep club 3, 4, tiger rag 3, Spanish club 4, science club 4, olnean 4 TAMMY BARE band I, 2, 3, 4, fbla 4, Christian club 4, jazz band I, 2, 3, 4 CONNIE BECK pep club 1, drama club I, art club 2, 3, 4, prom committee 3, volleyball 3 ANGELA BETTIS volleyball 1, 2, pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish club 2, 3, camera club 2, tiger rag 4, prom committee 3, senior announcement committee 4, hall girl 1, 2, 3 TERRI BICKERS fha 3, 4 GARY BISSEY basketball 1, 2, football 2, t i club 3, 4 MARK BOUFFARD olnean 3, 4, sae 3, 4, Spanish club 3, 4, student council 4, camera club 3, 4, prom committee 3, after-prom committee 3, tiger rag 3, 4 PERRY BRICKER building trades 3, 4 LISA BROOKS class secretary 1, class president 2, 3, class representative 4, student council 4, pow wow queen candidate 1, homecoming queen 4, tiger rag 4, co-editor of yearbook 4, prom chairman 3, after-prom committee 3, pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, sae 4, girls “o” club 3, 4, camera club 4, latin club 1, 2, 3, 4, speech club 4, science club 4, cheerleader I, 2, track 2, volleyball 3, 4, guidance girl 3, morning bulletin 4 ROBIN BURGIN basketball 1, 2, track I, 2, 3, 4, pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, sae 4, hall girl 4, girls V club 1, 2, 3, 4 CHRIS BUSS pep club I, golf team 2, 3, after-prom committee 3, homecom- ing queen candidate 4 PENNY CAMPBELL DAVID CLARK tennis team 2, band 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish club 3, 4, jazz band 4 JUNE CLEVY science club 1, 2, 3, Spanish club 1. 2. speech club 2, sae 3. tiger rag 3, tiger rag editor in chief 4, olnean 4, Christian club 2, pep club 4, fha 4 JOHN CLODFELTER ffa 1, 2 TERRI COOK fbla 1, 2, 3, 4, sae 2, 3, 4, pep club 2, 4, Spanish club 3, 4, volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, track 1, 2, tiger rag 4 STEPHANIE COURTER pep club 2, art club 3, 4 MARIAN CRAIG art club 1, 2, 3, 4, student council 4, tiger rag 3, 4, olnean 4, science club 2, t i club 3 LISA CUMMINS class treasurer 1, pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, girls uo” club 2, 3, 4, volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, basketball 2, after-prom committee 3, announcement committee 4, student council 4, student review 3, tiger rag 4 MARIA DIETRICH pep club 2, student librarian 2,3, 4, volleyball 3,4, tiger rag 4 CONNIE DOWTY fbla 4, Spanish club 2, pep club I, 2, tiger rag 4, office girl 1, 2, SUNNY ERBACHER tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, softball 1, 2, pep club I, 2, 3, 4, student council 1, 2, class president 1, 2, Spanish club t, 2, cheerlead- ing I, 2, prom committee 3 KONNIERNST jazz band 1, 2,3,4, choir 3, sae club 4, drum major 2,3,4, pow wow show 1,2,3,4, guidance girl 4, pow wow queen candidate 4, pow wow m.c. 4, prom committee 3, band 1, 2,3,4, olnean 4 GREG ERWIN football 1, 2, 3, 4, basketball 1, 2, track 3, boys “o” club 2, 3, 4, pep club 4 SAMANTHA FEHRENBACHER pep club I, 2, 3, 4, sae 4, girls V club 3, 4 tennis team 3, 4, senior announcement committee 4, Spanish club 3, hall girl 2, 4, student council 3, secretary of class 3, tiger rag 4, chirst- mas queen 4, after prom committee 3 MELISSA FRITSCHLE color guard 2, 3, 4, Christian club 4, fbla 4, pep club 1, 2, 3, guidance girl 1, 2, 3, 4 GLORIA GAY french club 1, 2, pow wow variety show I, 4, band 1, 2, 3, 4, office girl 2, drill team 1, 2, cheerleader 4, tiger rag 4, pep club 3 BRIAN CINDER basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, track 1, 2, 3, boys V club 4 150 Senior Index LISA GREEN science club 1, fbla 2, 3, 4, pep club 2, Spanish club 3 DEB HALLADA band 1, 2, 3, 4, librarian 2, 3, 4, fha 4 CONNIE HAMMOND volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, camera club 1, 2,4, pep club 1, 2, 3,4, hall girl 1, 2, 3, track 1, 2, 3, cheerleader (mascott) 4, tiger rag 4, Spanish club 2, 3, 4, pow wow 2, 3, 4 SANDRA HISE fha I, 2, 3, 4, beginning chorus 2, concert choir 3, swing choir 3, fbla 4, librarian 4, youth alive for Christ 2, 3, 4 JANET HOUT fbla 3, 4, pep club 3, 4, fha 4 CHRISTOPHER IAUN golf 1, 2, pep club 4 PAM JARVIS pep club I, 2, 3, 4, fbla I, 2, 3, 4, fha 4 JAMES JENKINS band 1, 2, 3, 4, latin club 3, 4, Christian club 4, swing choir 2, concert choir 2, 3 JANE JENNINGS fbla 1, 2, 3, 4, student council 1, 3, basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, track 1, 2, 3, girls “o” club I, 2, 3, pep club 1, 2, 3, office girl 2, 4, after-prom committee 3, tiger rag 3, 4, olnean 4 CLAY KELLER football 1, 2, 3,4, basketball I, 2, baseball 1, 2, 3,4, pep club 4 MLIRL KIMMEL ffa 1, 2, 3, 4 AMY KINKADE band I, 2, 3, 4, jazz band 1, 2, 3, 4, swing choir 1, 2, concert choir 3, fbla I, 2, senior announcement committee 4, pow wow 1, 2, 3, 4, guidance girl 4, olnean 4 BELENDA LAMBIRD office girl 2, 3, guidance girl 4, Spanish club 2, 3, 4, tiger rag 4, pep club 4, camera club 4 LYNDELL LUSTER football 1, 2, sae 2, 3, 4, pow wow 2, tiger rag 3 JERRY LYON basketball I, 2, 3, 4, cross country 1, 2, 3, 4, track I, 2, tennis 1, 2, latin club 2, 3, 4, science club 4, pep club 4, prom committee 3, national honor society 3, 4, boys state 3, jets team 4 PHILLIP MARTIN football 1, 2, 3,4, t i club 1, student council 2,3,4, boys “o” club 2, 3, 4, track 1, 2, 3, 4, pep club 4, tiger rag 3, 4, olnean 4 KENDRA MEENTEMEYER art club I, 2, 3, 4, latin club 3, speech club 1, 2, 3, 4, speech team 2, 3,4, drama club I, volleyball 3,4, olnean 4, tiger rag 4 KERRY MICHELS t i I, 2, 3, building trades 3, 4 CONNIE MURPHY drama club 1, Spanish 2, 3, volleyball 2, 3, 4 PATRICK MURRAY football I, basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, track I, 2, 3, 4, cross country 2, 3, 4, boys “o” club 3, 4, science club 4, pep club 4, national honor society 3, pow wow 4 ANURADHA NATARAJAN girls varsity tennis 1, 2, 3,4, french club 1, 2, 3,4, latin club 2, 3, 4, pep club 2, 4, science club 1, 4, girls “o” club 4, future problem solving 2, 3, 4, speech club 4, speech team 4, class secretary 4, jets team 4, sae 4, student consulting committee 1, 2, 3, 4, national honor society 3, 4, Illinois state scholar 4, class treasurer 2, pow wow 4 TERESA NIX pep club I, 4, Spanish club 2, 3, 4, speech club 2, 3, 4, speech team 2, 3, drama club 2, pow wow candidate 2, Christmas queen candidate 4, tiger rag staff 4, office girl 4, pow wow 2, BEN NOVAK future problem solving bowl 2 TERESA OSTERMAN fbla 3, 4 BILL PARKER football 1, projectionist 1, 2, track 1, 2, 3, 4 DEBBIE PAYNE tiger rag 4 PEGGY PHILLIPS fbla 1, 2, 3, 4, librarian 2, office girl 3, 4 MATTIE PICKET fha 4, tiger rag 4 HOLLY P1ERCEFIELD speech team 2, speech club 2, 4, Spanish club 2, 3, class secretary 2, pow wow 4, tiger rag 4, hall girl 3 KEVIN POLK band 1, 2, 3, 4, sae 4, where’s charlie 2, pow wow m.c. 4, Spanish club 3, 4 JEFF RATCLIFFE baseball 1, 3, 4, football 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish club 2, tiger rag 4 LINDA RESOR . . „ , , volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, girls “o” club 2, 3, 4, hall girl 1, 2, 4, art club 1, 2, tiger rag 4, sae 4, senior announcement committee 4, Christmas queen candidate 4 HEIDI REYNOLDS librarian 1, sae 2, 3, 4, pep club 2, 3,4, future problem solving bowl 2, 3, 4, latin club 3, 4, jetsteam 4, speech club 4, Illinois state scholar 4, tiger rags 4, Christian club 4, pow wow 4 TAMMY RIDCELY pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, fbla 1, 2,3,4, tiger rag 4, girls basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, track 3, beginning choir 1, womens glee 2, concert choir 3, swing choir 2, after-prom committee 3, pow wow queen 4 Senior Index 151 ANGIE RING latin club 1, 2, 3, 4, science club 4, pep club 4, jets 4, proba- tionary honor society 3, Illinois state scholar 4 MARY ANN ROARK fbla 3, Spanish club 3, 4, sae 3, 4, art club 4 GREG ROBERTS science club 1, 2, 3, 4, french club 1, pep club 4, track 4, baseball 1, basketball 1, jets 4, Illinois state scholar 4 DANA ROYSE tiger rag 4, fha 4, art club 3 ROBIN RUNYON pep club 4, senior announcement committee 4, tiger rag 4, fbla 1 MIKE SCHMUCKER band 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian club 3, 4, latin club 3, 4 WENDY SMALLWOOD latin club 1, fbla 3, art club 3, 4 JENNIFER SMASHEY latin club I, pep club 2,3,4, Spanish club 2,3,4, guidance 2,4, t i club 4, camera club 4, office girl 2, color guard 1 ANDREA SMITH class president L student council 1, pep club 2,4, band 1, latin club 2, 3, 4, science club 2, sae 3, 4, jets 4 BRIAN SNIDER t i club 1, 2, 3, 4 KIM SORENSEN speech team I, 2, 3, speech club 1, 2, 3, 4, pep club 2, 4, camera club 2, olnean 3, olnean editor 4, student council 3, 4, prom committee 3, band 1, 2, 3, 4, pow wow m.c. 4, pow wow I, 2, 3, 4 GREG SPILLMAN golf team 1, 2, 3, Spanish club 3, 4 LORI SPITZ fbla 4, tiger rag 4, hall girl 3 PEGGY STANLEY fbla 1, 2, 3, pep club 2, 3, hall girl 3, tiger rag 4 ELLEN STEBER fha 4, tiger rag 4 KENNY STEBER t i 1, 2, 3, 4 LISA STEBER fbla 1, Spanish club 2, 3, 4, t i club 2, 3, 4, pep club 4, prom committee 3, class treasurer 4, tiger rag 4, hall girl 4 PATTY STEBER fbla 1, 2, 3, 4, guidance girl 1, 2, 3, 4 GWIN STEWART pep club I, 2, 3, 4, french club 2, 3, 4, girls “o” club 3, 4, tiger rag 4, olnean 4, student council 4, fbla 1, pow wow 1, band 1, jazz band 1, prom committee 3 LORI STOLTZ Spanish club 2, drill team 1, 2, fbla 1, 2, pep club 2, 3, 4, fha 2, 3,4, health careers club 3,4, tiger rag 4, youth alive for christ 3 DEREK SULLIVAN baseball I, 2, 3, 4, band I, 2, 3, 4, boys “o” club 3, 4, senior announcement committee 4, tiger rag 4, basketball 1, 3, pro- jectionist 4 1 SHERYL TALLEY volleyball 1, 3, pep club 1, 2, camera club 1, drama club 1, basketball mgr. 2, art club 3, health careers club 4 DIANA TAYLOR librarian 1, 2, 3 KERRY TRAVIS ffa 1, 2, 3, 4, tiger mascot 3, pep club 3, tiger rag 4, ag- occupations 4, pow wow 3 i KATHY UMFLEET { pep club 2,4, speech club 3,4, fbla 1, pow wow 2,3, hall girl 4, tiger rag 4, band 1, 2, 3, 4 CHRIS VAIL t i club 2, 3, 4 MIKE WALKER latin club 1, 2, 3, 4, student consulting committee 1, 2, 3, 4, basketball 1, 2, 3, baseball 2, 3, 4 j BRANDON WEEMS . football 1, Spanish club 1,2,3,4, baseball 1, 2, 3,4, basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, cross country 1, senior announcement committee 4, prom committee 3, after-prom committee 3, tiger rag 3, 4, speech club 3, 4, pep club 4, sae club 4, boys “o” club 3, 4, science club 4, morning bulletin 4, student council 2, 3, class vice-president 1, pow wow 3, 4 LANALEE WEESNER basketball 3, fbla 4, Christian club 4, health careers club 4, student council 4, color guard 3, 4, guidance girl 3, 4 DARRIN WHEAT I tennis 1, 2, 4, basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, boys “o” club 1, 3, 4, chhristmas king candidate 4 JULIE WILSON track 2, 3, fha 4 ROBIN WILSON Spanish club 2, 3, 4, pep club 2, 4, fbla 3, 4, hall girl 3, 4, ( librarian 2, 3 STEVE WOOLDRIDGE cross country 2, 3, 4, track 2, 3, 4, baseball 1, Spanish club 4, science club 4, pep club 4, jets 4, boys state 3, illinois state scholar 4, elks “most valuable student” award 4 LORI ZUBER basketball 1, pep club 2, 3, 4, student review 1, 2, class vice- president 3, class president 4, Spanish club 2, hall girl 2, 3, a tiger rag 4, olnean 4, pow wow queen 3, student council 4, prom committee 3 IS2 Senior Index Art Club Ron 1: Mrs. Hahn. Wcndv Smallwood, Clenda Smallwood, Marian Craig, Kendra Meentemeyer. Row 2: Dale Fore, Teresa Dilley, Darian Tracy, Connie Beck, Stephanie Courier, Brian Leister. I.isa Johnston. Row 3: Mary Ann Roark. Diane Matlock. Jeff Skelton, Mark Runyon, Brian Woods. Amy Bissey. Band Row I: Jenny Modesitt. Machelle Allard, Cindy Campbell, Denise Slencel, Konni Ernst. Shelly Burton, Michelle Fritsehle, Nancy I.emke. Row 2: Kathy Cm fleet. Carry Groff. Scott Purdy. Marty Black, Tim Bare, Steve Ratcliffe, Chris Burcham, David C lark. Kim Sorensen, Tammv Bare, Mike Schmucker, C arol Bromm. Shelia Kermicle. Shawn Fluck. Row 3: Debbie llallada. Amber Kelley, Lori Galloway. Sandi Prout. Cori Savoy. Angie Blackburn, Stacey Ma- lone, Jennv Kaitschuk, Kathy Tegtmeyer, l.isa Wilder, Stephanie Burgener, Julie Vieira, Sharlene Douthit. Row 4: Amy Dehlinger. Leu Glover, Brian Harris, Tim Blackburn. Kassi Edington. Victoria Witte, Joe Blanchard. Doug Atkins. Jim Kelly, C handra Vail, Amv Kinkade. Sharon Ochs, Janet Ballard. Row 5: Christy Bishop. Debbie McNabh, Kevin Polk. Derek Sullivan. Matt Franklin. David Cecil. Gloria Gay, Angie Smith. Becky Peak, Shelly Franklin. Kelly Marrs, Rusty Rennier. Susan Kerster. Carol McKinney. Emily W ilkerson! Row 6: Valerie Stout, Sarah Sterchi, Celia Combs, Lisa Johnston, Tammy Snvder, Jim Jenkins. Michelle Kocher. Sherri Ratcliffe. l analee Weesner, Melissa Fritsehle, C indy Neil, Kathy I.emke, Catherine Cantwell, Christine Cantwell, Traci F'.aston, Angie Atkins. Kym Fvans. band contest. “Let’s hurry this up Mr. Graham. e’re heading for Hardees!” — Kym F.� ans and Angie Atkins Band 157 Boys “O” Club Ron I: Mike Parker, han Steber, Jon (Juayle, Todd Gibson, Date llarting, Tim Sager, Jeff Gammon. Row 2: Larry Groff, Robert Payne. Row 3: Brian Ginder, Greg Krwin, Jeff Militello. Row 4: Pat Murray. Darrin Wheat. Row 5: Phil Marlin, Brandon W eems, Tom Weiler, Derek Sullitan, Greg Kermicle. Girls uO” Club Row I: Rita Ledeker. Jane Jennings. Sandy Dowly, Anu Natarajan, Stephanie Nelson. Robin Burgin. Samantha Fehrenbacher, Gwin Stewart, I.isa Brooks. Row 2: Jodi Jones, Sharon llahn, Kelly O’Dell, Sunny Frbacher, Leslie Floyd. 158 Boys 0' Girls ’O’ C lubs Building Trades Row I: Cary Phillips. Dennis MeDevitt, Brad Leister, Shane Pierceficld, Jeff l.athrop. Pat f haplin. Scott Scherer. Sam Jarvis. Dale Forbes. Sean Harhaugh. Tony Schmidt, (ireg Dricman. Row 2: Brad Pampc, Leonard Lacey. Shannon Harrison. Kevin Foster, Rod Blank. Doug Runyon. Kerry Michels, Tony Utz, Kenny Steber, Perry Bricker, Mr. Ilinkel (sponsor). F.F.A. Row I: Mark Steber, Paul Steber, Steve Jenkins, Andy Kuenstler. Vince Volk, Murl Kimmel. Trevor Ridgely, Matthew willing. Dennis Read. Row 2: Clay Wilson, Roger May, John Lemke, Greg Dunahee, Steven Dowty, Mark Cole. Alan Steber, David Stremme, David Resor, Joe Kocher. Jason l.athrop. Row 3: Ben l.athrop. Tom Hixon, Jim Doan. Jim Crites, Jerry Kocher. Roger Jennings, Brad Walker, Steve Tibbs, Trent Yonaka, Brooke Westall. Jack l.athrop. Mike Zuber, Josh Grove, Kerry Travis. Row 4: Kenny Weiler, Eric Wells, Shane Dunlap. David Von Almcn. Jeff l.athrop. Robert Jennings, David Muhs, Denny Mattingler. Brooke Hughes, Mark Goss, Jim McVaigh, Sponsor Mr. W hittington. Dan Fritschle, Jeff W imberly. Building Trades F.F.A. 159 Io0 Camera Club R°h ( «nnie Hammond. Ann Nix. l.isa Brooks. Jennifer Smashes. Belinda l.ambird. Ron 2: Jon erkle. Mark Bouffard, Leslie Lloyd, Stephanie Nelson. Da id Hill. FBLA Ron I: I ona Stover, Lllen Schneider. Todd Allen. Michael Shipman. Donna Tibbs. Michelle Burgin, Tena Stivers, Tammy Bare. Pam Jarvis, Janet Hout, Teresa Osterman. Peggy Philips. Ron 2: Lori Caudell. Cynthia Witte, kirn Billington. Shelley Burton. Katrina Clark, Susan Clow, Nancy l.emke. Mindy Green, Tammy Bissey, Jill Pier chalski. Mona Kocher. Julie Vieira, Lori Wehreheim, Ida Bagwell. Jane Jennings. Iammy Ridgcly. Connie Dow t v, Cwin Stewart. Row 3: Ronda Aldridge, Stephanie I.annig, Dawna Muhs. Amy Petty, Vicki Witte, Jodi Jones. I racy Cray, Darla ( inflect, Sharon Sensncy, Sandy Stoll, Suzanne Hoffman. Shery l Duncan. Amy Cinder. Roxanne McVaigh, Amy Howard. Donna Dean. Sheila Fads, l.ori llixon. Row 4: Cienda (rites. John Fulk. Lana Weesncr, Lori Spitz, Amy Luthe, Kelly Patterson. Amber Hudson, Nancy Kraut, l.isa Green, Celia Combs, Tammy W isner, Terri Cook, Sandra Hise. Row 5: Mrs. Shipman. Mrs. Anderson. Joan Sefton, Kathy l.emke. ( indy Stoll, Patty Steber, Melissa Fritschle, Tina Brewer. Tina Clow. Marv Walker. Tammv Deischer. Hone W'ilev. Kim Brooks. Tiffany Jones, l.ori Savoy, Donna Long, Robin V'“ F.H.A Ron I: Angela Blackburn, Christi Pemelman. Sue Inner, l.ori llixon. Diane Matlock, Sandra Harmon. Mary Gefken. Theresa Ilonser, Jennifer Smashey, Ellen Steber, l.ori Stoltz. Misty King, Pam Janis, Janet llout. Dustic Comes, Sandra Hise. Row 2: Carla Fitch, Shannon Totten, Terri Bickers, June Cleyy, Susan Gardner, Carla Dunahee, Sis Bell. Nancy Kraut. Donna Muhs, Debbie llallada. Penny Cambell, Stacy Scott. Cornelia Ochs, Lisa Bowe, Jo VYhyde, Renessa Nunley, Stephanie Canning, Mary Walker, Alyssa Darrel, Sponsor Mrs. Hough, Lisa Duncan. Guidance Girls Row I: Amy Kinkade, Konni Frnst, Tammy Bare. Row 2: Patty Steber, Melissa Fritschle. Theresa Howser, Jodi Jones. Row 3: Angie Ring, Lana Weesner, Lisa Wilken, Sandy Stoll, Sherry Sensney. F.H.A. Guidance Girls 161 Office Girls Ron 1: Usa Steber, Samantha Fehrenbacher, Tamm W isner. Robin Burgin. Jane Jennings. Row 2: Peggy Phillips, I.inda Resor, Robin Runyon, Kim Pospisil. Row 3: Darla Dmfleet. Kathy tlmfleet, I.ynette Middleton. Jill Hough. Row 4: Kris Koertge, Robin Wilson, Cindy Neil. Morning Bulletin Row I: Gwen Stewart. Brandon Weems, Cindy Neil. Row 2: Robin Runyon. Kathy Cmfleet, l.isa Steber, l.isa Brooks. 162 Office Girls Morning Bulletin Health Careers Row I: Lori Stoll . Row 2: l.analee Weesner, Janet llout, Lisa Wilken, Sheryl Talley, Mrs. Willis, Jenny Modesitt. Jets Team Row I: Anu Natarajan, Cindy Kesler, Andi Smith. Jerry Lyon, Ste� e Wooldridge, John Anderson. Row 2: Tim La Mar. Ileidi Reynolds. Angie Ring. Kelly Harris, Pat Murray, Creg Roberts, Sponsor Dick Kesler. Health Careers Jets Team 163 Ron 1: John Kuenstler, Debbie Militello. Row 2: Emily Wilkerson, Gwin Stewart, Teresa Travous, Sandi Bower. Row 3: Sponsor Miss Mi uno, Brian Harris, Shelly Franklin, Angie .willing. Laurie llixon, Susan (iardner. Row 4: Cindy Tcgtmever. Susan Kerster, Jenny Kaitschuk, Kathy Tegtmeyer, Bridget! McKinney. Latin Club Row I: Daryl McNabb, l isa Brooks, Jerry l.yon. Sara Miller. Heidi Reynolds, Tim Schwartz. Row 2: David Hill, Greg . . . Camfield, Christy Bishop. Kelly Marrs. Andrea Smith, Mike Schmucker, Amy Volk, Ellen Schneider. Row 3: Anne uber, Brenda Schmucker, Sponsor Mr. Cartmill, Kevin Dallmier. Len Glover, Rosalyn Peach, Mona Kocher, Mary French Clubs Be,h uber. Angie Ring, Michelle Kocher, Tammy Snyder. Ana Natarajan, Jim Jenkins. Row 5: Cindy Kesler, Matt Franklin. Mike Walker. French Club Spanish Club Ron 1: Tina Stivers, Sharon llahn. Row 2: Jeff Militello, Angie Bettis. Stacy Pratt, Julie Read. Kathy Lemke, Holly Piercefield. I.isa Steber, Misty Bannister, Teresa Nix, Billye Woods, Mary Beth Berger, Sandi Bower, Jeff Gammon. Scott Timmons. Row 3: Todd Gibson. Scott Salmon. Jill Hough. Jeff Wagner, Cindy Campbell. Ix ri Savoy, Susie Murray, Connie Hammond, Sonja Steber, Ray me Patterson, Ann Nix, Sandi Ginder. Row 4: Robin Wilson, Mary Walker, Tina Brewer. Dana Kauble, Nancy l.cmke, Cindy W itt, Ivan Steber. Tom Weiler, Rusts Rennier. Row 5: Mike Dowty, Rob Terrel, David Weiler, Mike Brauer. Brandon Weems, Albert Wilkerson. David Harting. Kevin Polk, David Clark. Problem Solvers Row I: Teresa Travous. Tammie Burgener, Heidi Reynolds, Angie Muhs. Row 2: Denise Stencel. Christi Bishop, I.en Clover. Chris Burcham. David Hill, Anu Natarajan. Spanish Club Problem Solvers 165 Ron 1: Jerry Lyon. Pal llahn. Tom Weiler, Creg Erwin. Jesse Brornni. Row 2: Phillip Herman. Marl Bsford. Pal Murray. Pal Slower. Row 3: Rob Inner, Barry Sloul 166 Librarians Projectionists Librarians Projectionists Row I: Maria Dietrich. Mindy (ireen, Jill l.alhrop. Row 2: Rosa- lyn Peach. Teresa Blain. Row 3: Stephanie Panning. I.isa (ireen. Row 4: Sis Bell. Mrs. Smith. Deb llallada. Row 5: Sandra llise, Amy Pett . C elia ( ombs. Student Council Row t: Stacy pratt, Lisa Cuninr ns, Cwin Stewart, Marian Craig, Lana Weesner, Ellen Benton, Misty King. Ron 2: Julie Read, Mark Bouffard. C.reg Er in, Phil Martin, Mike Parker. Denise Stencel, Stephanie Roth, Charlene Douthit. Row 3: Cindy Kesler, Stephanie Nelson, Bridgette McKinney, Ann Nix, Jenny Modessit, Mary Berger. Lisa Brooks. Kim Sorensen. Student Council Execs Mike Parker (Sgt-of-Arms), (ireg Lrwin (Vice-President), Stacy Pratt (Treas.l, Phil Martin (President). Lisa Brooks (Sec.) Student C ouncil Execs 167 Olnean I I I ill III I I - —- Kim Sorensen. Sponsor Date Shafer, Mark Bouffard. Lisa Brooks, Marian C raig. June Clevy, Phil Martin, Kendra Meente- meyer. Misty Bannister, Jane Jennings. Scott Salmon, Dehbie Milifolio. C indy Kesler. Amy Kinkade. Konni F.rnst, Angie Ring. Lori .uber. Cindy Neal, Sara Miller, Gwin Stewart. I6K Olnean “Great, another day of getting quotes Konni F.rnst Angie, vou re our FI RSI customer for the day. — Marian Craig nj-Liii.:: k 111111: th q 1 i 1 i i i 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 “Cause this is Ihriller!' — Jane Jennings 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 X “Yes, Kimberly, the ‘A section comes before the 1)' section!” — Mr. Shafe 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 “1 don't think there's anybody in there!” — 1 isa Brooks 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 l l l “laying out the Playmate of the month is “hard” work!!” — Phil Martin H I I I I I I I I I I Pep Club EU’W'S n° l)ebbieMc1Nabb- Bi,l Woods- Machcllc Allard. Cindy ( ambell. Kim Pospixil. Jill Hough. Bridget McKinney. Stacy Pralt. Kathy lemke. C indy Stoll. Pam Jams, Janet Hout. Robin Burgin. Gwin Stewart. Andie Smith. Misty Bannister, Samantha Kehrenbacher. Kim Sorensen, l isa H.Z i,rt2� i n' Cr’V' MTGefk u’ N Cy Ro i: ( onnil' � � « ond. Donna long. Robin Wilson. Mona Koehcr. l.ynnetle Middleton. Sharon P., W r p 7 V , Vnu Na,arajal1- (aro1 McCillirary, Kathy Tegtmeyer. Stephanie Nelson, Greg Roberts. Jerry I yon. Pat Murray. Greg Erwin, I.an Steber. Stere W ooldridge. Rob Terrel, Angie Ring. Lori Zuber. Natalie Fry. Stephanie Cox. Denise Stencel. I racy Grey- Darla I mflecl. Row 4: Jill Horton, Carol Parker Joy Ping. Row 5: Kym Evans. Kelly « Dell. Angie Atkins. Kathy Geiger. Angie Kehrenbacher. Ton, Weiler. Brandon Weems, Chris Iaun, Sunny F.rbacher, Leslie Floyd, Rosalyn Peach. Sometimes class isn't ALL bad! Tammy Ridgely tells her friends in Sister Mary's class. Prom Committee Row 1: Mona Kocher, David Wcilcr, Dana Berry. Larry Shock. Row 2: Sharon Hahn, David Darting, Ann Nix, Brian Harris, Scott Salmon. Row 3: Michelle Burgin, Hope Wilev, Tammy Deischer, Stacy Pratt, Stephanie Nelson. I think I have my finger stuck.” — Sharon Hahn “Lookout below!” — Brian Harris W hat hard work?” — Hope Wiley 172 Prom Committee Science Club Front row: Angie Ring, Misty Bannister. Brandon Weems. Debbie Militello, Lisa Brooks, Tim LaMar. Middle Ron: Denise Stencil. Kym Evans, Angie Atkins. Leslie Floyd, Sunny Frbacher, Jennifer Smashey. Back Row: Greg Roberts, Steve W ooldridge, Pat Murray, Jerry Lvon, Anu Natarajan. John Ruenstler, Mark Bouffard. After Prom Committee Front row: Andy Kuenstler, Angie Zwilling. John Ruenstler. Back Row: Donna Tibbs, Bridgelt McKinney, Knthy Tegmeyer. Science r,ub Af(cr Prom CoBimi,lee ,73 T I CLUB Ron I: Brian Ochs. Bengee Bauman. Richard Rc nolds. Jesse Henry. Stan Brault, David Hill. Kent Neal, Brett Runyon. Jason Smith. Ore ; Sorensen, Phillip Hammond. Row 2: Kcven Robertson. Marty Davis, Alan Durch, Steve Farrar, Troy Blank, Mark Runyon. Mike Hahn. David Muhs. lorn Gillespie. Ra Burris, Mike Fitch, “eyes”. Billy Joiner. Row 3: Joe Bellinger, Steve Powden, Robert Ruff. Larry Bander. Al Stevens. Aaron Houser. Smokey Miller. Russell Weston. Danny Herrin. Shannon Harrison. Jennifer Smashes. Kevin Porter, Pat Karns. Greg Kermicle. Row 4: Earl Slover, Chris Scherer, Jeff l.athrop. Pat C haplin. Scott Scherer, Greg Drieman. Shane Piercefield, Jim McVaigh. Bill Thomas. Sean ( ohran. Jesse Bromm. Mark Burgener. Steve Hahn, l.isa SSteber, Pat Murray. Row 5: Jerry Doan. Bryan Ryals, Ricky Nance. Gars Cowman. Brad Benson, ( buck Danier, Mike I hi. Matt willing. Sam Jarvis, David Stremme. Alan Peavler. Richard Wyatt. Ken Myer, Mark Boles, Shawn Rose. Warren Brackett. Aaron Brown. Dale Dean. Denny Doan. Kevin Cecii. I inda Resor. Mark Bunning. Donnie Griesemcr, Brian Holt , Jerry Cummins. Row I: Nathan Berry. Jim Glover. Dana Berry. Kevin Fisher, David Cecil. Dennis McDevitt. Sean Harbaugh. Paul Jones, David C low. Brad W alden. Shawn Burris. Row 2: Jason Bricker. I ons Mattoon. Pat Weiler. I odd llinkel. Grady Bissey. David Saler. Gary Phillips. Perry Balding. Phillip F.dgington. Dallas C olwell. John Godfrey. Murray Propes, Rick Tarpley. Row 3: Tom Fulk, Greg Blank. Harold Davis. Doug Runyon. Kerry Michels, Kenny Steber, Perry Bricker. Brad Pampe. Leonard l aces, Paul Jackson, Ions I tz. Row 4: Jeff llunley. Mike Harmon. Jeff Miller. ( harlie Davis. Murl Kimmcl. Brian Snider, ( hris Vail. Boh Satterfield. Gary Bissey. Tim La Mar, Gracen King. Row 5: Billy Page. Jim Stover. Brian Leister. Larry uber. Fons uber. Paul Steber. Dwayne Snider. Bobby Kittle. Jim Gibbs. Mark Steber. John Anderson, Mike Shipman. Steve Mowrer, Ions Hickenbottom, Tony Kittle, Philip DeW eese, C buck Alvord. Kenny Bromm, Sam Ashcraft, Brian Foster. Darius Hanson. John Lemke. 174 T I S.A.E. Seated: Mark Bouffard. Debbie Militello. Brandon Weems, ndi Smith, l.eslie Floyd, Cindy Kesler, l.isa Cummins. Sunny Frbacher. Samantha Fehrenbacher. Tiffany Jones, Julie Read, l.yndell l.uster. Connie Hammond. Heidi Reynolds. Standing: Denise Stencel, Konni F.rnst. Sara Miller, Anu Natarajan, Stacy Pratt, Tammy Deischer, Sheri Keen, Ann Nix, Mona Kocher, Miss Rodgers (sponsor), Susan Gardner, Kim Brooks. Mary Ann Roark. Rob Terrel, l.isa Brooks, Scott Salmon. Speech Club Ron 1: Charlotte Eckiss, Teresa Travous, Lisa Brooks. Kim Sorensen. Row 2: Angie .willing, Ann Nix, Su anne Hoffman. Krisli Angle, Angela Muhs, Bridget! McKinney, Anu Natara- jan. Row 3: Brandon Weems. Teresa Nix. Kathy I mfleet, Nancy l.emke. Cinds Stoll, Holly Piercefield. Kendra Meentemeyer. Row 4: Debbie Militello. Sandi Bower. Carol McCillivray, Denise Stencel. Tammie Burgener. Heidi Reynolds. Speech Team Row I: Angie Muhs, Teresa Nix, Sandi Bower, Anu Natarajan. Kendra Meentemeyer. Row 2: Sponsor Mr. Walters, Ann Nix, Kristi Angle, Susie Hoffman, Jon Zerkel. 176 Speech Cluh Speech l earn Senior Announcements Committee Rom I: Aim Kinkade. Angie Bettis. Derek Sullisan, Samantha Kehrenbacher. Robin Burgin. Ron 2: Robin Runyon. Kathy I'mfleet, Leslie Floyd. Brandon Weems. Linda Resor. Lisa Cummins. Youth Alive For Christ Ron I: I ammie Burgener, Jennifer Smashes. Bobbi Blackford. Brenda Schmucker. Heidi Reynolds, Michelle Greene. Ron 2: Teresa Travous, Jon irkle, Tim Bare. Lanalee Weesner, Melissa Fritschle, Mike Schmucker. Ron 3: Sheri Keen. Sandra Hise, Rob Terrel, Doug Atkins. Tammy Bare, F.llen Benton. Jim Jenkins, Vicky Birge. Senior Announcement Youth Alhe For Christ 177 By H Class i 1983-84 ! held Sep lunch hoi received attendanc body. Th for the er was 36% vak of lass is Ians to and or Ding to ansfer, : would d plans :lf by 43% vo from last The fr the low -centage v the juniors had the highest secretary; Lisa . Steber, B with voting, sophomoi 36% an respectivetj-: Row I: Shirk) hurl , km kocrtgr. Peggy Stank). I.isa C umminv ( onnic Ham- mond. Ilcidi Ronoldv Row 2: Teresa Nix. Brandon Weems. Phil Martin. Jane Jennings. Tamms Ridgelv. I.isa Brooks. tarry (iroff, Mike Parker. Scott Salmon. Mart Byford. Samantha Tehrenbacher. Brian Harris. Denise Slencel. Mark Bouf- fard. Row y. Marci Barrington, Robin Runyon, I.isa Steber. Darrin Wheat. Derek Sullisan. Beknda I ambird. I ori uber, Jennifer Smashes, Mattie Pickett, (iain Stewart. Dana Rossc. Sara Miller. Sandra llise. Row 4: Donnie (.riesemer. linda Evan- id his n. His 3t high school was Pow Wow of his yecause snnhnmnre__year Resor. hath) I'mflccl. lori Stolt . Angie Beilis, Mists king, (.loria fiay. I.isa Wilkin, kendra Meenlemeser. I.isa Duncan. Maria Dietrich. Debbie Payne. Advi- sor Mrs. Richardson. Row 5: kent king. Doug C urtis, Brad Billingsley. Bruce Hixon. Jeff Ratcliffe, C harlotte K.ckiss. lammy Schaefer. Row 6: Terri C ook, Donna Mehl, C onnie Dowry. I.ori Spitz. Hkn Steber. June (levy. Holly Pierce- field. Marian Craig. I.sndcll Luster. Cireg Spillman. Phil Martin. Robert Schwartz. Mike Dowts. l a«id Weiler. te with he felt nended « like Parker and Greg irwin while Lisa Brooks as elected as one scholar. Ben reDlied. “It “How interesting can you get?” Marci Barrington replies while working on a light board. tuus.ni luuiiui—mimii| tecause Greg Erwin had een selected as the Boys’ O” Club Student Council jpresentative, he withdrew 1VU oupiiumuic. Berger, presidenl Atkins, vice-pi Shelly Burton, s “June, is this where yoi got your start?” ( harolette Eckiss 178 Tiger Rag The Tiger Rag is published nine limes a year by I he sludenis in ihc journalism classes ai East Richland High School. Olneyt II. The opinions expressed in editorials on this page arc ihc opinions of ihc Tiger Rag Staff. Any rebullals by responsible groups or individuals will be printed whenever possible under “Letters to Ok Editor. l iger Rag Staff Editor-in-Clucf.............................JuneClevy Managing Editor..............................Tammy Ridgcly News Opinion Editor.....................Marci Barrington l eaiurc Editor.............................Lisa Brooks Copy Editors.............Holly Pierce field, Derek Sullivan An Editor ..................................Marian Craig Photo Editor...........................................Mark Bouffard Girls Sports Editor.........................Jane Jennings Boys Sports Editor..........................Phil Marlin Business Manager......................................Heidi Reynolds Advertising Manager.........................Gwin Stewart Cireululion Manager.........................Sara Miller Reporters: Angie Beilis, Brad Billingsley. Marlin Byford. Terri Cook. Lisa Cummins, Doug Curbs. Maria Dieierich, Connie Dowiy, Michael Dowly, 1 isa Duncan. Charlotte Eckivs, Samantha Fchrcnbachcr, Gloria Gay. Don Crciscmcr. Larry Groff. Pal Hahn. Connie Ham- mond. Plullip Herman, Sandra Hise. Bruce Hixon, Clay Keller, Kem King. Misty King. Kris Kocrtgc. Shirley Kurt , Belinda I.ambird. Lyndell Luster. Joe McDcvill. Jeff McGuire, Kendra Mccntemeycr, Donna Mehl. Sara Miller. Teresa Ni , Ben Novak. Mike Parker. Debbie Payne. Maine Pickett, Jeff Ratcliffe, Linda Resor. Dana Royse, Robin Runyon, Bryan Ryals, Scon Salmon, Tammy Schaefer. Robert Schwartz. Jennifer Smashes. Greg Spillman, Lori Spit . Peggy Staley. Ellen Steber. Lisa Steber, Denise Stcnccl. Lori Siolt . Carol Tovo. Kerry Travis, Kathy Unified. Brandon Wcctm, David Weiler, Darrin Wheal, Lisa Wilkcn. Lori Zuber. Adviset.................................Mrs. Rieliardsoij rt ce rie ig ur of Sh ed as a) he rit By Angela Bettis Thprp arP fm.r forpian fewer vote this year Tiger Rag | By Marci Barrington son of Ben) No m or Paul Moves. fPhntn_____rnmnelilinn ‘What? No pictures of rzTT75S iw i Aimimnueu aCIlOiai' kJJl Mrs. Richardson. I didn't do it.” June CmH “Kendra, not here!” — C harlotte Kckiss lonored with a Letter of nmendation. m officer of National rit Scholarship Cor- atL Commended Students will not receive further con- sideratrion for Merit Scholarships, each has demonstrated unusual academic promise and will students attencj- Stud comp is an of rei that the e I wonder how main mistakes in it this time.” — Marci Barrington people, it is important to honor academically talented students and to acknowledge the part that schools play in the development of their abilities. We sincerely hope that their attainment thus these men to f their higher acquire need to adults izens in in the larship entered by and Jeff!” — Julie Read WMSQT in THe Tall of 1982. Although the scores of the 35,000 Commended Students designated thoughout the 50 states y were |e level i finalist 15,000 were f!SC on ave an inue in r some ships to ing. %• W-pflO I Tiger Rag 179 Mher vereJ v thP IMr Thpn Fli-zah th Koherln Cava os from 43 (laaOSNQdIS Best Wishes 1984 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 393-2133 THE Appliance Store 100 East Main Olney. Illinois 62450 WE SELL THE BEST and SERVICE THE REST Phone: 395-7495 ARMY SURPLUS REPAIR SHOP 1703 E. Main Olney, IL 62450 Ph: 395-4802 182 Ads Ads 183 As You Like It B. S. EQUIPMENT CO. Robert Summers, President 35 55; . Day Industrial Mitm-nSl) 618 392-4141 Motors OOPER .., 618 395 1249 yjK i... Night AC 618-395 1470 Nr 550 Olney. III. 62450 Foster Power Tongs Congratulations Class Of 1984 BAKERLINE Phone: Olnev 395-7356 Mt. Erie 842-2228 Wayne City 895-2181 West Salem 456-3711 Mt. 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Locust Olney, IL Phone (618) 395-4906 We Are Selling “Southeastern Illinois” Compliments Of The City Of Olney Mayor Council OLNEY POLICE DEPARTMENT 320 S. Whittle 395-8481 OLNEY Ml CITY HALL fV 300 S. Whittle 395-7302 % % a OLNEY b PUBLIC WORKS I’D 1139 S. Oak OLNEY FIRE DEPARTMENT 115 E. Chestnut Caffeine Free Try Caffeine Free Best Wishes To The Class Of ’84 Serving Church And Home l?usincsti services CHRISTIAN SUPPLY BROOKS A. CULLISON 104 N. Grant 500 B WEST MAIN OLNEY. ILLINOIS 62-450 Olney, IL 62450 (616) 395-2550 Phone: 395-4831 ACCOUNTING. BOOKKEEPING AMO TAX SERVICES OLNEY COMPUTER AND DATA CENTER COUNTRY COMPANIES Insurance And Investment Services 201 E. Chestnut 367 N. West St. Olney, IL 62450 Olney, IL 62450 Phone: 395-8484 Office (618) 395-8571 Paul Bishop, Clu Agency Manager 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 Lie. No. 102-235 Gerald B. Jones Lie. No. 102-195 Compliments Croegart, Clark McLaughlin, Ltd Attorneys At Law 305 E. Main Olney, IL 62450 MAYTAG 'We Treat You Right' Dale Berger’s T.V. - Appliance Mart OLNEY. ILLINOIS 62450 610 303-2001 Ads 191 DEIMAL TRUCKING INC. The Mack Pack 192 Ads Dr. J.O. Dishong 816 E. Main Olney, 1L 62450 Ph. 395-2295 DOLLS INC. 500 S. Polk Olney, IL 62450 LAND OIL DUNN’S Complete Line Uniforms And Maternity Wear 426 S. Whittle Suite No. 1 Olney, IL 62450 Phone: 395-4506 301 E. Main, Olney Agnes Dunn, Sales Mgr. Paul C. Dunn, Owner Larry Sullivan, Pres. EAGLE’S LODGE Congratulates The Class Of ’84 EAGLESON’S 215 N. Fair 520 Whittle Ave. Olney, IL — 392-7471 Olney, IL 393-2148 EARTH EXPLORATION 4'A EARTH ||| UNLIMITED Thomas W. Sliva Landscaping — President — Ph: (618) 395-4591 Old New Yards Olney B.P.O.E. Complete Lawn Service 926 Olney, Illinois 323 Kitchell Ave. Olney, IL 62450 Pat Hand Leon Hough Elm Street Christian Church 727 East Elm Street Olney, IL Phone — 392-3231 Minister — Tim Fry Youth Minister — Bill Cox “Ministering To The Master” RICHLAW SERVICE CO. A Strong Nation Needs Strong Public Schools East Richland Education Association IEA — NEA — “The Idea Place For Fashion Craft” Phone 395-7888 303 East Main Olney, Illinois Noble 723-2143 Olney 393-2971 West Liberty 754-3511 Classes Offered In Sewing And Quilting Fehrenbacher Law Office FARMER’S EXCHANGE Ray Fehrenbacher Injury Claims — Handling Of Estates, Wills, And Tax Palnning — Real Estate, Oils Gas Coal — Corporations Marriage Dissolutions Box 56 Illinois State Rt. 130 1001 S. West Olney Claremont, IL 62421 395-2156 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ur fdic four convenient locations DRIVE IN DANK • «00 WHITTLE AVE John Fehrenbacher Insurance Agency Professional Insurance Counsellors 124 S. East St. P.O. Box 580 Olney, IL 62450 Phone: 393-2746 oY3 l-U V0 -J 7. u. ■ P O BOX 8 • OLNEY IL 624S0 • 6l8j 393 2141 Compliments Of yEARS uniting metal PAftTs J2. FIRST BAPTIST fflBUr CHURCH 420 E. Chestnut FLOYD S WELDING SERVICE 3 Blocks South of Viaduct on Route 130 OLNEY. ILLINOIS 6:450 At Elliott PHONE MOBILE 618-39? 3311 6I8-395-264I iFirst llniteit Cliurrli Elm and Fair Olney, Illinois 62450 Ministers Dwight L. Jones • James Barnett 9:00 Sunday School 10:00 Morning Worship 7:00 Sunday Evening Best Wishes Class Of “84” Ad 197 FREE METHODIST CHURCH 223 W. Cherry Sunday Services Worship 9:30 AM Bible Study 10:35 AM Gospel Hour 6:00 PM Wednesday Activities 7:00 PM John A. Letter, Pastor Mark Constable, Youth Pastor Church Phone: 392-3761 FRITSCHLE Land Improvement Joe, Jeff, Brett RR 2 Olney, IL 62450 Phone: 869-2469 RON’S DECORATING SERVICE Ron Gibbs Drywall • Painting • Wallpaper Phone 395-3901 612 Parker Olney, IL 62450 ZEAN GASSMANN INSURANCE Since 1931 GAFFNERS Olney, Greenville, Vandalia Gaffners — Serving High School Students And Grads Since 1880 With: • Diamonds • Rings • Watches • China • Crystal • Silver • Fine Gifts • Bridal Registry Best Wishes To The Class Of ’84 Frank E. Gruber, D.D.S. John Tice, Manager M M Tires 723 W. Main Olney, IL Bus. (618) 395-7361 Res. (618) 395-3534 GLOVER OILFIELD SERVICES Crude Oil And Natural Gas Exploration Production Service 1 Beltonna Dr. Olney, Illinois 62450 HAHN HAND REALTORS, INC. Cliff Hahn 395-2608 Katie Hand 395-3559 Compliments Of HAHNS MOTOR SALES Box 356 Whittle Ave Olney, IL 393-2944 Haideei Charbroil Burgers The taste that brings you back Try Our Convenient Drive-Thru 912 E Main 395-1161 A - For The Best Selection Of Carpet • Drapes • Wallpaper • Vinyl HAHN’S CARPET CENTER 1606 E. Main Olney, IL Ph: 395-4336 Automatic Maytag Car Wash Coin Operated Laundry HAPPY HOUR SERVICES 1000 E. Main Olney, IL Phone: 393-7091 Richard Yohe Owner 202 Ads 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 SERVICES House for All V Seasons K ' jpfiotograpfiy trOo® radMw” Jet U S. 50 II 130 Bo 27 Olney. II 62450-0027 TONY B£Al 618-395-2121 General Monoger “Photography For All Occasions” Meredith Taylor, Owner 502 W. Main Olney (618) 395-4035 Portrait — Engagement — Wedding Compliments Of J.D. HURN SON LUMBER YARD HOOKER INC 200 West Butler Olney, Illinois Phone: 395-8576 JCT 50 130 Olney, IL 62450 ILLINI BUILDERS CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND DESIGNERS Sutler Pre-Engineereo Building Systems P. O. Box 514 1301 Whittle Avenue OLNEY. ILLINOIS - 62430 (614) 391-4811 Ads 205 Don C. Jones, Owner 1313 E. Main St. Plenty Of Free Parking 7:00 AM Till Midnight Monday Thru Saturday Closed Sunday ILLINOIS GAS COMPANY Compliments Of IMMANUEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Branch Office P.O. Box 490 215 North Walnut Olney, Illinois 62450 Compliments Of JACK’S MEAT PROCESSING Parkersburg, IL 62452 Phone 442-5426 J H COMMUNICATIONS 228 West Main Olney, Illinois 62450 Phone: 395-1323 1202 Whittle Ave. Olney, IL 62450 AUTO CLINIC 393-7738 Complete Mechanical Repair We Specialize In Automatic Transmissions Light Truck And Domestic Diesel Service And 4 Wheel Drive After Hours 395-2974 Ed O. Jones Compliments Of WkoUtaU Distributori Building Materials THE JANET SHOP KKC, Incorporated 1610 East Mam Street OLNEY. ILLINOIS 62450 212 E. Main Olney, Illinois Phone: 392-3621 Missy, Junior And Half Sizes COMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE 214 North Jefferson Olney, Illinois KEEN’S SERVICE CENTER 630 West Main St. OLNEY. ILLINOIS62450 Phone 392-0261 Phone: 395-8551 Or 395-7383 Ads 207 J. “Bush” Williams Shannon J. Flickinger 395-1400 Or 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 KEN’S BARBER SHOP 201 Whittle Ave. “Congratulations Seniors” KEN’S BARN Furniture — Stripping, Refinishing, Repairing, Reupholstering Minwax Products — Carpet Steam Cleaners For Rent KEX PRODUCTS INC. Division Of Perfect Equipment Corp. Turn North Before Ken Kellers Drive Inn Theatre Tel. 395-2018 Follow Signs — Rt. 130 N. Reproduction NOS Pans parts 1928-50 Kessler's Antique Gars Body Shop Phone 618-393-4346 1616 E Mam Hours: 8A M to5P M Olney Illinois62450 «3 0 Light Truck Parts KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN KINCAIDS BODY SHOP R.R. 2 Claremont, IL 62421 Complete Auto Body Repair 4 Miles East Of Olney Rt. 130 South Olney, IL (618) 393-6241 “Try Our New Stuffed Baked Potatoes” Ads 209 KINGS FURNITURE STORE Of Olney, Inc. Furniture And Rugs 317 East Main St. 403 Whittle Ave. Phone: 393-6282 Phone: 395-4158 T ADDY’ l MEAT PROCESSING Compliments Of Next To Post Office Parkersburg, IL 62452 KORY AND KORA DONUT SHOP Accepts Home Killed Meat Buys Beef Hides 329 Whittle Olney, IL Phone: 393-6076 Ph. 442-7717 Larry Pitts Home; 442.7732 LARRY’S BEAUTY SALON I UTV Q SERVICE LtiLJ CENTER Specializing 102 South Lexington Olney, IL Phone: 395-3331 Volkswagon, Audi, Datsun, Honda Mazda And Toyota Route 2 Sumner, IL 62466 Ph- (« ) 936-2823 RONALD LEIST JANET LEIST BROKER BROKER LEIST REAL ESTATE Equal Housing Opportunity List with Leist PHONE 395-4477 809 NO. MORGAN OLNEY, ILL. 62450 LltiffiM 03 HOtMOTTW I I'HIIBIgSSI 1 4?3 WHITTLE AVE. OLNEY. ILL 210 Ads ♦ v % ft ft ft ft LUNAR CITY VIDEO ft J A 414 E. Main X ” Olney, IL 62450 t A Ph: 5-4808 Ray Strezlec •A Owner ☆ ■£ ■ MAGI CARE CLEANERS Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations Hrs: 7-5:30 Mon-Fri 8-12:00 Sat Featuring: 10% Senior Citizen Discount, One Hour Emergency Service, And They Take Down And Rehang Drapes For You. Across From City Hall 315 Whittle Ave Olney Ph. 392-6811 Adi 211 212 Ads Marie Pratt Owner 219 E. Main Olney, IL 62450 Ph: (619) 395-4220 Custom Lettering Transfers And Designs, T-Shirts And Caps For Teams, Groups And Businesses MARSHALL BROTHERS FURNITURE “Check Our Prices On All Audio Equipment, You Can Bet We Have The Lowest Prices In Town” Newton 793-8417 Olney 395-8417 MARKS’ AUTO CLEAN 107 N. Sycamore Phone: 395-1557 “Behind Millers Office Supply” 12 PM To 5 PM Mon-Fri 8 AM To 5 PM Saturdays Wash And Interior Clean 8.50 Wash, Interior Clean Hand Wax 30.00 Wash, Hand Wax, Interior Shampoo 50.00 Interior Shampoo , Carpets And Seats 20.00 Engine Steamed And Cleaned 15.00 Buffing 25.00 To 30.00 Free Pick-up And Delivery Prices Subject To Change Prices for Interior Shampoo And Buffing May Be Higher Due To Condition Of The Car. McDonalds 701 E. Main Olney, 1L Phone: 395-4902 “If It Can Be Sold — It Can Be Sold At Auction” Doyle McKinney Auctioneer — Real Estate “Let Me Do Your Crying” GOBERTS BOOTERY Olney, IL 62450 Office 393-7036 Residence 392-0796 Michael Buss Connie Buss, Owners 233 E. Main • Olney, IL 62450 214 Ads Ads 215 Compliments Of Compliments Of James B. Miller, D.D.S. And Staff Virgil L. Michels Richland County Treasurer 230 E. Chestnut Olney, IL 62450 MIKE’S HONDA SUZUKI 392-8341 405 Whittle Ave. Olney, IL 62450 Mike Kern 618-395-1513 MILLER’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT 712 E. Main Olney, IL MOEHLE PHARMACY Dennis Jennings R.Ph. 414 E York Olney, IL 62450 Phone: 392-5521 Phone: 395-2144 Open — Tues.-Sun. 11:00 Rt. 130 S. 395-3359 Th ftnrte Pte Mfi’PUa Ptac 1 Delivery Service Available After 5 PM Chicago Style, Deep Pan MONTGOMERY WARD 202 E MAIN ST OLNEY. H. 62450 JANSEN’S SALES AGENCY APPLIANCES AUTOMOTIVE CATALOG TED CONNIE JANSEN OWNERS Catalog (618) 39S 434S Automotive (618) 783 2367 Congratulations Class Of 1984 MORGAN’S 215 E. Main Original Thin Crust White Farm Equipment Sumner, IL 62466 Phone: 936-2311 869-2235 MUSGROVES Mens Wear Formal Wear See us for a demonstration today! MYERS BROS. R 4 Olney, Illinois 624S0 Phone (618) 863-2343 Warren Jennings, Owner tMr Tuxedo Sales And Service Plumbing Heating Gerald Ochs J 001 S. Whittle Theresa Ochs Olney, 111. 62450 owners NU-WAY CLEANERS Congratulates The Grades Of 218 Ads mr irrrmTTTTliTrEiT AT OLNEY CENTRAL COLLEGE YOU CAN AFFORD SUCCESS! ! ! Students at Olney Central College can select from thirty-five undergraduate programs at one of the lowest costs in the state. These programs are offered to prepare you for the job market or for transfer to other four-year colleges. Unlike some larger colleges, all Olney Central College programs are taught by master teachers. Excellent, modern library facilities help enrich the instructional program at this 2,000 student college, with yearly updates in the finest equipment. If you would like more information about the college, call (618)395-4351 today or write: Student Services, Rural Route 3, Olney, Illinois 62450. Olney Central College A tradition of excellence In education OLNEY OLNEY GREENHOUSE FLOWER SHOP, INC. OLE JIM’S TV APPLIANCES 206 W. Main 5-3743 Service Dept. 5-3337 367 N. West St. Olney, IL Phone: 393-2144 lekflora 'latui value OLNEY CARE CENTER Social Security not out of woods Skilled Medicare Approved Care 410 E. Mac Olney, IL Phone No. 395-7421 Serving Olney, Richland County, And Surrounding Area. THE OLNEY DAILY MAIL 206 Whittle Avenue Olney, Illinois 62450 Phone: 393-2931 220 OLNEY SOUTHERN BAPTIST SM 10:45 AM SN 7:30 PM WN 7:30 PM 205 E. Mack J.C. PENNEY 302 E. Main Olney, IL 62450 Mike Pampe Plumbing And Water Pump Service Parkersburg, IL Olney, IL Pastor — Michael B. Wilder Telephone: 442-7783 Or 442-5220 OLNEY TRUST BANK Ads 221 EAST FORK PAR 3 GOLF PAUL’S JANITORIAL SERVICE “A Swing In The Right Direction” North On St. Marie Rd Steam Cleaning Phone: Carpets 395-2249 And Upholstery P.N. HIRSCH CO. 700 Rt. 130 South Open 9-8 Mon. Thru Fri. 9-6 Sat; 1-5 Sun. TEL eiS 395-8440 OS I E L. BILLINGTON PPCSIOCNT PARKERSBURG ALBION GRAIN CO. Limestone Fertilizer Ammonium Nitrate SHUR-GAIN FEEDS Parkersburg, IL 62452 • Ph: (618) 442-5281 Albion, IL 62806 • Ph: (618) 445-3417 Olney, IL 62450 • Ph: (618) 392-3831 lecUloti EXPLORATION COMPANY, INC. 1240 WHITTLE AVE. • BOX 278 OLNEY. ILLINOIS 62450 Biirml PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY 110 Whittle Olney. Illinois 62450 Candie Armstrong, Manager (618) 395 2177 222 Ads Pep Club Congratulates The 1984 E.R.H.S. Graduates Pepsi Now! PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. Robinson IL 62454 544-3620 POOLS BARGAIN CENTER, INC. (8 Locations) Olney, IL Paris, IL Newton, IL Casey, IL Charleston, IL Crawfordsville, IN Greencastle, IN PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY, INC. Dairy “Products That Must Please’ General Office Olney, Illinois 62450 224 mx 1021 West Main Olney, IL 62450 Phone 392-2401 ♦ v Y gagsi gp?: a Rv ’ rrYYIrYVYvv- ♦ � ♦ ,vA%ma( Ah x I '5� ) Jack, Mary Lou, J.L., Murray RACKLIN PAINT DECORATING CENTER RENNEL’S RED WHITE 60S E. Main St. Olney, IL 62450 Jon N. Racklin, Owner 1125 E. Main Olney, Illinois RAY JACK’S TRUCK AUTO REPAIR 110 East Cherry Street Olney, Illinois 62450 Hours 7 AM-9 PM Mon.-Sat. Telephone: 395-2330 Owner: Ray Sager Compliments Of Richland County Sheriffs Dept. RICHLAND COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB 211 West Market Olney, IL 62450 Telephone: (618) 395-7481 Olney, IL 62450 Telephone: 395-1661 Congratulations To Class Of “83” — Best Of Luck — l A “T £ VL RICHLAND RADIOLOGY STAFF AND COMPANY Dr. Enrique Bouffard III Bid) RIVER CITY WATERBEDS 229 E. Main Olney, IL 62450 Route 130 North 24 Hour Olney, Illinois Wrorkor Ph. 618-395-7283 ”IC Ker Service “Good Luck” ROSE MARIE’S JEWELRY, INC. 102 E. Main Olney, Illinois 62450 Phone: (618) 395-4636 Rose Perry Tammy Perry Roadmaster Makers Of: Bicycles Tricycles Fitness Products Juvenile Riding Toys Arrow USA Dealer Bikes Roadmaster Corporation Olney, Illinois RURAL KING SUPPLY Rt. 130 South Olnev, Illinois 62450 Olney — Mt. Carmel — Robinson SCHERER’S CERAMICS R.R. 2 Olney, IL 62450 Free ('lasses Finished Products RUSK WILLIAMS, INC. All Rig Air Call Communications Highway 130 South Olney, IL Business Ph. 618-392-0151 Home Ph. 618-392-3971 618-395-4545 Sfa o Sherry Powell Owner Glenda Lynch Operator Manicuring And Eyebrow Waxing Sun.-Thurs. 5:30 AM Til 8:30 PM Fri.-Sat 5:30 AM Til 9:30 PM Owners: Rick St Penny Densmore 712 W. Mail Olney Compliments Of Dr. And Mrs. Baird Smith 230 Ads Spotting Goods Bicycles Guns Shooting Supplies Sporls Slakes Inc. 409 Whittle Ave-Phone 61S-395-4410 OLNEY, ILL. 62450 STEVENS REFRIGERATION HEATING AIR CONDITIONING ELMER STERCHI FLOOR TILE SERVICE 221 N. MORGAN OLNEY, ILL. 392-3581 OPEN 8 6 MON FRI ALL DAY SA’ PHONE 618 395 4664 St ewait crfuto eSafei LLOYD STEVENS Rt. 6 Olney, Illinois 62450 Phone 395 3788 ROBERT E STEWART OWNER 1718 A E MAIN OLNEY. IL 62450 Ads 231 Congratulations Class Of 1984 The Student Council would like to thank the people who helped us throughout the year. Mr. Voyles Mr. Rumsey Mr. Thomas Provines House Of Interior IGA The Faculty The Janitors Diez’s Blossom Shop Rainbow Entertainment The Student Body Street Chiropractic Associates Ctd. Street Ckiropractic Associates Ctd. Dr. Gary fl. Street, D.C., Ph.C. Director Dr. John McConnaughy, D.C. Associate 400 S. West Street (618) 395-3162 or SUMMER’S FUNERAL HOME Olney. III. 62450 (618) 395-3800 426 South Fair Olney, IL TACO JOHNS Open: 10-10 Sun-Thur 10-11 Fri-Sat Taylor Trint i,l 521 West North Avenue P. O. Drawer A Featuring: 5 Taco Varieties 3 Burrito Dishes §hop Olney, Illinois 62450 Tostados Enchiladas Chili Potato Oles In Business For Olney's Oldest 2 Nacho Dishes Apple Grande Over 59 Years Printing Business Ice Cold Coke ”1” TOWN AND COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON Virginia Keller R.R. 3, Olney Joni Ferguson 395-2018 Marriage, Family Child Counselor Bob Terrell, M.A. • Air Tax� • Used Aircraft • Air Craft Rental • Instruction EARLE. SMITH PRESIDENT mTA Ol.NEY NOBLE AIRPORT OLNEY. ILL. OLNFY. ILL 62450 5 Willow Dr. — Olney, IL Telephone: (618) 392-5311 (618) 395-3583 Airport 618 393-2967 Flora Airpor Home 618 395-4408 618 622-2222 Air Conditioned Color T.V. And Phones In Every Room You’ll Like Our Rates THE TRADING POST Large Inventory Of Antiques, Candles Napkins And Delicious Candies Of All Kinds. 401 N. East Olney, IL Phone 395 4491 £9 Home Of The White Squirrels Open 10 AM To 5 PM Monday Through Saturday — Dealers And Collectors Welcome — OLNEY TRUE VALUE HARDWARE TRAVELERS INN MOTEL Mr. Mrs. Howard M. Chapman — Owners 618-393-2186 1801 East Main St. Olney, IL 62450 Jim Jan Chilton Owners 222 E. Main 392-3921 USED CARS INAPAI UMFLEET SALES AND SERVICE Best Of Luck To The Class Of “84” Route 250 West Sumner, Illinois 62466 (618) 936-2411 0 UNION Frondenberg USA Co. Cycle Parts 1 Union IIIiihm ■ ?4SO PlKiiu ((jltt) J‘J H4 1 I Him MO Mb 2435 Used Cars Trucks Jack Umfleet Tires Batteries Owner Ads 235 Phone 392 5681 c TtoGert LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT SALES and SERVICE 2 Mi East on Hwy 250 Oiney, lllinoi- Way tyiyuce 4 6 cUKml 6J4 W Sulm Vaughn Vaughn Attorneys Of Myra Dresser Shelby Schrey Exercise Classes Equipment Phone: 395-7255 308 S. Kitchell Oiney, Illinois 62450 Compliments Of Sam White Regional Superintendent A Shop Of Distinction Design District 1 236 Aas WAL- MART Open Mon.-Sat. 9:00-9:00 Sunday 12:00-5:00 WEBER TOURS TRAVEL Bob Teel Agent Business Life Home Auto Farm — Crop 105 S. Christy Ave. P.O. Box 146 Sumner, IL 62466 Phone: Office (618) 936-2021 res. (618) 395-2481 201 E. Main Olney, IL 62450 Our Service Is Free WELKER PAINT WALLPAPER Bill And Betty Welker, Owner Art Craft Supplies 209 E. Main, Olney, IL Phone (618) 392-5461 WYATT CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Dr. Louis A. Wyatt 731 S. West St. Olney, Illinois Phone: 392-5511 Or 395-2357 WVLN WSEI he Olde ‘Print Shoppe, Incf) Salute Our Broadcast Intern Of 1984 Sara Miller Dozers — Excavator — Self-Loading Scraper YONAl Farm )OZIN( Frank yockcy Oil Producer ZIRKLE FUNERAL HOME CREST HAVEN MEMORIAL PARK PHONf 618 393 6236 MOBIl f 618 398 ?7?7 Ads 239 Adkins, Dawn 113, 118 Ahlfield, David 118 Akes, Tammie 76 Aldrich, Charles Aldridge, Ronda 129, 143, 160 Aldridge, Trent 76 Allard, Machelle 90, 156, 170 Allen, Angela 76 Allen, David 118 Allen, Todd 26, 60, 90, 160 Alvord, Cheryl 90 Alvord, Chuck 90 Anderson, John 129, 163, 174 Anderson, Tim 90 Angle, Jarred 18, 34, 35, 90, 115 Angle, Kristi 82, 90, 106, 176 Archibald, Steve 129 Arteberry, Loren 90 Ashcraft, Samuel 113, 129, 174 Atkins, Angela 111, 115, 118, 156, 157, 170 Atkins, Doug 7, 8, 51, 52, 90, 156, 177 Atkison, Pamela 75, 76 Atwood, Alice 76 Auteberry, Deana 90 Auteberry, Diana 90 Auteberry, Sherry 129 Baas, Michael 26, 43, 90 Bagwell, Ida Mae 115, 129, 160, 231 Baker, Lisa 118 Balding, Perry 118, 174 Ballard, Janet 22, 23, 52, 54, 76, 156 Bander, Larry 67, 76, 174 Bannister, Misty 53, 59, 125, 142, 168, 170, 173, 191, 205, 228 Bare, Tammy 129, 156, 160, 161, 177 Bare, Tim 62, 118, 156, 177 Barrett, Paul 90 Barret, Steve 12, 34, 42, 76, 82, 226 Barrington, Marci 43, 129, 153, 178, 179 Barrington, Todd 129 Bauman, Bengee 90, 174 Beck, Connie 129, 155, 182 Bell, Nancy 76 Bell, Patricia 90, 161 Bellinger, Joe 76, 174 Benson, Brad 90, 174 Benton, Ellen 90, 167, 177, 232 Berger, Mary Beth 43, 87, 90, 167 Berry, Dana 18, 118, 172, 174, 240 Berry, Nathan 21, 76, 174 Bettis, Angela 44, 60, 129, 168, 177, 178 Bettis, Todd 27, 76 Bickers, Rhonda 76 Bickers, Terrie 130, 161 Billingsley, Brad 40, 43, 56, 63, 118, 178 Billington, Kimberly 9, 43, 55, 110, 118, 160 Birge, Vicky 76, 177 Bishop, Christen 9, 52, 54, 73, 76, 156, 164 Bissey, Amy 75, 76, 113, 155, 182 Bissey, Gary 130, 174 Bissey, Grady 76, 174 Bissey, Tammy 90, 160 Black, Martin 118, 156 Blackburn, Angela 90, 156, 161 Blackburn, Tim 90, 156 Blackford, Bobbi 118, 177 Blain, Cheri 76 Blain, Teresa 166 Blanchard, Joe 51, 63, 73, 76, 156 Blanchette, Sabrain 90 Blank, Greg 18, 76, 174 Blank, Rodney 130, 159, 222 Blank, Troy 40, 76, 174, 182 Blevins, James 90 Boley, Mark 56, 111, 115, 116, 118, 174 Bong, Melinda 76 Bouffard, Mark 41, 61, 67, 129, 130, 160, 167, 168, 173, 175, 178 Boulb, Brian Boulb, Tina 90 Bowen, Julie 9, 76 Bowen, Lisa 90, 161 Bower, Sandi 60, 118, 164, 176 Boyer, Jeannette 76 Bracken, Betty 118 Brackett, Warren 118, 174 Branham, Angela 130 Brauer, Michael 118 Brault, Rodney 130 Brault, Stan 3, 4, 118, 174 Brewer, Tina 52, 90, 160 Bricker, Jason 18, 130, 174 Bricker, Perry 130, 142, 159, 174 Britton, David 90 Brock, Spencer 18, 90 Bromm, Carol 44, 118, 156 Bromm, Jesse 43, 109, 110, 130, 142, 166, 174 Bromm, Kenneth 174 Brooks, Kimberly 9, 61, 115, 118, 160, 175, 228 Brooks, Lisa 14, 53, 54, 108, 129, 130, 158, 160, 162, 164, 168, 169, 170, 173, 175, 176, 178, 204, 225, 228, 233 Brown, Aaron 130, 174 Brown, Darian 18, 90 Brown, Deborah 118 Brown, Delrey 90 Brown, Garrett 88 Brummit, Dan 18, 91 Bunting, Mark 91, 174 Burcham, Chris 8, 16, 27, 52, 69, 76, 156 Burgener, Brad 130 Burgener, Mark 111, 130, 174 Burgener, Stephanie 52, 76, 156 Burgener, Tammie 44, 91, 106, 108, 176, 177 Burgener, Tom 91 Burgin, Michelle 9, 49, 54, 61, 118, 160, 172 Burgin, Robin 57, 130, 158, 162, 170, 177 Burris, Ray 76, 174 Burris, Sean 174 Burt, Robert Burton, Shelly 43, 87, 91, 156, 160 Buss, Chris 61, 62, 130, 144, 231 Byford, Martin 110, 130, 178 Byford, William 18, 91, 166 Camfield, Greg 21, 58, 76, 164 Index 241 Campbell, Angela 76 Campbell, Cindy 156, 170 Campbell, Melissa 76 Campbell, Pat Campbell, Penny 131, 161 Cannon, Cynthia 77 Cannons, Pamela 91, 182 Cantwell, Catherine 117, 118, 156 Cantwell, Christine 117, 118, 156 Carson, Tom 12, 77 Caudell, Lori 49, 118, 160 Cavazos, Roberto 48, 63, 112, 131 Cecil, David 43, 54, 118, 156, 174 Cecil, Kevin 91, 174 Chaplin, Patrick 115, 118, 160 Clark, David 131 Clark, Katrina 118 Clevy, June 53, 129, 131, 161, 168, 170, 178, 179 Clodfelter, John 131 Clow, David 21, 27, 77, 174 Clow, Susan 15, 49, 118, 160 Clow, Tina 91, 160 Cochran, Sean 131, 174 Cole, Mark 18, 34, 59, 91 Collins, Jenny 77 Colwell, Dallas 21, 43, 77, 174 Combs, Celia 91, 156, 160, 166 Combs, Mark 91 Comer, Nancy 113, 131 Cook, Terri 129, 131, 143, 160, 178 Cotner, Georgia 43, 77 Cotner, Phyllis 91 Coulter, James 91 Courter, Stephanie 131, 155, 182 Cowman, Gary 118, 174 Cox, Dannette 131, 233 Cox, Julie 112, 119 Cox, Stephanie 77, 170 Crackel, Lynette 77 Craig, Marian 42, 51, 100, 131, 141, 154, 155, 167, 168, 178, 182, 214, 232 Crites, Glenda 77, 160 Crites, Tim 77, 159 Cummins, Cathy 131 Cummins, Jerry 91, 174 Cummins, Lisa 14, 15, 131, 142, 144, 167, 175, 177, 178, 232 Cunningham, Roger Curtis, Doug 18, 21, 34, 35, 119, 178 Dallmier, Kevin 12, 43, 87, 91, 164 Darrel, Alyssa 22, 23, 91, 111, 161 Davis, Charles 174 Davis, Harold 18, 174 Davis, Martin L. 77, 174 Davis, Michelle 91 Dean, Dale 16, 34, 91, 174 Dean, Donna 52, 77, 156 Dehlinger, Amy 77 Dehner, Charles 42, 77, 174 DeWeese, Philip 131, 174 Deischer, Tammy 9, 119, 160, 172, 175 Deitrich, Dee 89, 91 Dietrich, Maria 14, 51, 60, 131, 143, 166, 178 Dilley, Teresa 91, 155 Doan, Bonita 77 Doan, Christy 77 Doan, Denny 91, 174 Doan, Gerald 119, 174 Doan, Jacque 28, 33, 42, 91 Doan, Jim 36, 119, 156 Doll, Brad 30, 31, 91 Douthit, Sharlene 52, 54, 73, 77, 112, 156, 157, 167, 232 Dowty, Beverly 91 Dowty, Connie 129, 131, 160, 178 Dowty, Michael 41, 119, 178 Dowty, Sandra 14, 61, 119, 158 Dowty, Steven 21, 77, 159 Dreiman, Greg 119, 159, 174 Drugas, Rebecca 91 Dunahee, Greg 77, 159 Dunahee, Karla 63, 77, 161 Dunahee, Laura 91 Duncan, Cheryl 77, 160 Duncan, Connie 49, 119 Duncan, Lisa 132, 161, 178 Dunlap, Micheal 21, 77, 159 Durch, Alan 174 Fads, Sheila 119, 160 Eads, Tim 77 Eagleson, Lynn 77 Eagleson, Mike 91 Earnst, Diana Easton, Tracy 156 Eck, Rick 91 Eckel, Ron 92 Eckiss, Charlotte 42, 119, 176, 178, 179 Edgington, Jennie 77 Edgington, Jennie 77 Edgington, Phillip 119, 174 Edington, Kassi 6, 92 Erbacher, Sunny 9, 132, 158, 170, 173, 175 Ernst, Konni44, 106, 107, 109, 110, 123, 132, 154, 156, 161, 168, 175 Erwin, Greg 18, 42, 51, 132, 143, 153, 158, 166, 167, 170, 232 Evans, Kenny 42, 119 Evans, Kym 119, 156, 157, 170, 173 Farrar, Nancy Farrar, Steve 92, 174 Fehrenbacher, Angie 92, 170 Fehrenbacher, Samantha 9, 47, 132, 158, 162, 170, 175, 177, 178, 225 Fehrenbacher, Tom 16, 26, 36, 37, 42, 119 Fisher, Kevin 17, 92 Fitch, Carla 119, 161 Fitch, Mike 77, 174 Floyd, Leslie 14, 28, 29, 33, 54, 132, 158, 160, 170, 175, 177, 204 Fluck, Shawn 43, 54, 73, 77, 156 Fore, Dale 132, 155, 159 Foster, Brian 77, 174 Foster, Kevin 159 Foster, Scott 119 Franklin, Matt 30, 55, 62, 119, 156, 164, 232 Franklin, Shelley 61, 92, 156, 164 Fritschle, Dan 18, 92, 159 Fritschle, Melissa 75, 132, 156, 160, 161, 177 Fritschle, Michelle 61, 92, 170 Fry, Natalie 92 Fulk, Amy 77 Fulk, John 21, 27, 78, 160 Fulk, Roger Fulk, Thomas 63, 78, 174 Caede, Mike 21, 63, 78 Galloway, Lori 78, 156 Gammon, Jeff 18, 34, 42, 62, 92, 158 Gardner, Susan 132, 161, 164, 175 Garner, Greg 27, 78, 110, 115 Gassmann, Neal 16, 34, 119, 199 Gay, Darren Gay, Gloria 22, 54, 65, 111, 117, 129, 132, 156, 178 Gefken, Lynda 22, 23, 92, 110, 111 Gefken, Mary 22, 132, 161, 170 Geiger, Kathy 22, 65, 92, 108, 170 Gertsch, Alan 92 Gibbs, Jim 132, 174 Gibson, Jamie 78 Gibson, Todd 42, 92, 107, 158 Gillespie, Tom 78, 174 Ginder, Amy 78, 160 Ginder, Brian 42, 43, 132, 158 Ginder, Kristy 78 Ginder, Mike 119 Ginder, Sandy 119 Glover, Len 78 Godfrey, John 12, 27, 43, 52, 78, 156, 164 Gomes, Dustie 119, 161 Goss, Mark 92, 159 Gottfried, Kelly 92 Graul, Jane Gray, Tracy 15, 92, 160, 170 Green, Coy Wayne Green, Lisa 132, 160, 166 Green, Mindy 119 Greene, Michelle 78, 177 Griesemer, Don 129, 132, 153, 174, 178 Griffin, Jean 78 Griffith, Patty 119 Groff, Larry 27, 42, 48, 54, 55, 78, 116, 119, 123, 156, 158, 240 Grove, Josh 21, 43, 63, 159 Hahn, Doug 92 Hahn, Julie 78 Hahn, Mark 18, 92 Hahn, Michael 75, 78, 174 Hahn, Michael Hahn, Pat 18, 42, 53, 119, 166 Hahn, Sandra 49, 119 Hahn, Sharon 14, 15, 119, 158, 170, 172 Hahn, Stephen 92, 174 Hallada, Deborah 132, 156, 161, 166 Hamilton, Heath 92 Hammond, Connie 14, 22, 23, 51, 129, 133, 144, 160, 170, 175, 178 Hammond, Phillip 21, 78, 174 Hanson, Darius 174 Harbaugh, S-an 119, 159, 174 Harmon, Mike 21, 78, 174 Harmon, Rod 92 Harmon, Sandra 119, 161 Harmon, Susan 42, 120 Harmon, Terry Harris, Brian 12, 49, 112, 116, 120, 123, 156, 164, 172, 178 Harris, Donna 92 Harris, Kelly 163 Harrison, David 133 Harrison, Shannon 133 Harrison, Terri 120 Harting, Dave 18, 26, 42, 120, 158, 172, 184 Harting, Randy 12, 36, 92, 184 Hawes, Charles 18, 120 Hawk, Donna 120 Heindselman, Candy 54, 92 Henby, Michelle 78 Hendricks, JEff 92 Henry, Jesse 34, 174 Herman, Kim 133 Herman, Phil 26, 110, 115, 116, 120, 166 Herrin, Danny 18, 133, 174 Hickenbottom, Tony 174 Hicks, Jana 131 Hicks, John 78 Hill, David 27, 58, 73, 78, 160, 164, 174 Hinkel, Todd 21, 43, 78, 174 Hise, Sandra 133, 160, 161, 166, 177, 178 Hixon, Bruce 42, 116, 178 Hixon, Laura 78, 160, 161, 164 Hixon, Tom 92, 159 Hoebbel, Lori 92, 182 Hoffman, Suzanne 63, 78, 160, 176 Horan, Brian 120 Hortin, Jill 15, 40, 92, 110, 170 Houchin, Darin 120 Houchin, Julie 33, 78 Hough, Jill 33, 78 Hough, Shannon 16, 26, 43, 120 Hough, Tony 26, 36, 43, 93 Houser, Aaron 78, 174 Hout, Janet 43, 133, 160, 161, 163, 170 Howard, Amy 29, 43, 78, 82, 160 Howser, Theresa 43, 133, 161 Howser, Thomas 43 Hubble, Brad 18, 36, 37, 42, 57, 93 Hudson, Amber 29, 28, 78, 160 Huffman, Jody 93 Hughes, Brook 27, 78, 110, 115, 159 Humphries, Chuck 133 Hunley, Jeff 21, 79, 174 Hunley, Kelly 63, 79 Hunley, Hunley, Ranessa 43, 133, 161 Hutchings, Kirk 21, 79 laun, Chris 56, 59, 63, 112, 144, 170 Isaacs, Michele 34 Ittner, Kay 79, 161 Ittner, Rob 18, 43, 93, 166 Jackson, Paul 120, 174 Jarvis, Pam 113, 133, 160, 161, 170 Index 243 Jarvis, Samual 159, 174 Jenkins, James 133, 164, 177 Jenkins, Steven 79, 156, 159 Jenner, Tammy 133 Jennings, Jane 29, 43, 45, 133, 144, 158, 160, 162. 169, 168, 170, 178, 191, 205. 228 Jennings, Robert 133, 159 Jennings, Roger 113, 134, 159 Johnson, Robin 79 Johnstn, Lisa 79, 155, 156 Joiner, Billy 79, 174 Jones, Jodi 28, 115, 120, 158, 160, 161 Jones, Paul 27, 42, 73, 79, 174 Jones, Robert Jones, Tiffany 15, 51, 93, 143, 160, 175 Jones, Tina 15, 29, 93 Jones, Tracy 15, 79 Kaitschuk, Jenny 63, 93, 156, 164 Rapper, Bradley 120 Karns, Pat 134, 174 Kauble, Dana 93, 112, 232 Keen, Sheri 43, 49, 60, 111, 120, 175, 177 Keller, Clay 18, 36, 42, 134, 153 Keller, Eric 21, 42, 79 Kelly, Amber 55, 79, 156 Kelly, James 93, 156 Kermicle, Ginger Kermicle, Greg 18, 42, 134, 142, 158, 174 Kermicle, Packy 21, 79 Kermicle, Sheila 117, 120, 156 Kerster, Susan 55, 62, 93, 156, 164 Kesler, Cindy 29, 29, 33, 41, 53, 62, 115, 120, 163, 164, 167, 168, 169, 175, 181, 186, 218 Kimmel, Murl 134, 159, 174 Kimmel, William King, Grayson, 79, 174 King, Kent 42, 120, 178 King, Misty 134, 161, 167, 178, 232 King, Ranae Kinkade, Amy 42, 134, 143, 156, 161, 168, 169, 177, 192, 205 Kittle, Bobby 93, 174 Kittle, Tony 134, 174 Knuckles, Matt 18, 21, 42, 93 Kocher, Brian 79 Kocher, Cheryl 79 Kocher, Joe 93, 159 Kocher, Michelle 74, 79, 156, 164 Kocher, Mona 22, 43, 49, 57, 67, 115, 120, 160, 164, 170, 172, 175 Koertge, Kris 134 Komiyama, Susumu 26, 37, 134, 240 Kraut, Nancy 15, 93, 160, 161 Kuenstler, Andy 18, 34, 42, 49, 53, 110, 113, 120, 154, 159, 173 Kuenstler, John 34, 43, 56, 112, 120, 164, 173 Kurtz, Shirley 134, 178 Lacey, Leonard 134, 159, 174 Lake, Kimberly 79 Langiano, Tina 75 Lambird, Belenda 43, 113, 129, 134, 143, 144, 160, 178 LaMar, Brenda 93 LaMar, Tim 134, 163, 173, 174 Lane, Galen Lanning, Stephanie 134, 160, 161, 166 Lathrop, Ben 21, 34, 42, 79, 159 Lathrop, Jack 21, 49, 79, 159 Lathrop, Jason 93, 159 Lathrop, Jill 55, 120, 166 Lathrop, Jim Lathrop, Jeff 24, 28, 29, 115, 120, 158 Laughlin, Jim 26, 89, 93 Ledeker, Rita 14, 28, 29, 115, 120, 158 Leist, Misty 79 Leister, Brad 120, 155, 159 Leister, Brian 61, 134, 174, 182 Lemke, John 93, 159, 174 Lemke, Kathy 43, 55, 108, 135, 144, 156, 160, 170 Lemke, Lisa 49, 93 Lemke, Nancy 43, 51, 106, 120, 156, 160, 170, 176 Lewis, Tom 18 Liles, Karen 93 Liles, Rick 135 Linder, Terry Lomas, Glenda 58, 120 Lomas, Tommy 135 Long, Chris 93 Long, Dennis 18, 34, 93, 110 Long, Donna 14, 15, 49, 120, 160, 170 Longbons, Kathy 93 Lucas, David Lucas, Dianne 79 Luster, Lyndell 135, 175, 178 Luthe, Amy 135, 160 Luthe, Clifton Lynch, Ronald 93 Lynch, Shelly 79 Lyon, Jerry 16, 43, 106, 135, 153, 163, 164, 166, 170, 173, 240 Maes, James Maes, Nancy 79 Maines, Robin 93 Maleri, Curt 93, 112 Malone, Stacey 120, 156 Marceau, Lora 79 Marks, David 93 Marrs, Kelly 33, 42, 52, 54, 79, 106, 108, 109, 156, 164 Martin, Phillip 18, 34, 42, 43, 44, 45, 51, 54, 109, 135, 143, 158, 167, 168, 169, 178, 232 Matlock, Diane 120, 155, 161 Mattingly, Denny 79, 159 Mattoon, Tony 74, 79, 174 May, Roger 135, 159 May, Tina 120 McClean, Rod McC reary, C liff McDaniel, Tina 79 McDevitt, Dennis 121, 159, 174 McDowell, Allen 121 McDowell, Grace McGillivray, Carol 62, 115, 121, 170, 176 McGrady, Phillip 93 McKinney, Bridget! 41, 49, 53, 54, 113, 121, 164, 167, 170, 173, 176, 215, 232 244 Index McKinney, Carol 52, 62, 79, 156, 215 McKinney, Joyce McNabb, Daryl 54, 121, 154, 164 McNabb, Debibe 15, 33, 52, 54, 73, 80, 156, 170, 232 McVaigh, Derek 26, 61, 93 McVaigh, Jim 43, 159, 174 McVaigh, Roxanne 28, 29, 80, 160 Meentemeyer, Kendra 12, 45, 100, 129, 135, 141, 142, 143, 144, 155, 168, 176, 178, 179, 182, 214 Mehl, Donna 49, 55, 121, 178 Michels, Kerry 135, 154, 159, 174 Middleton, Linette 122, 162, 170 Militello, Debbie 9, 28, 29, 53, 54, 61, 62, 115, 121, 164, 168, 169, 175, 176, 181, 186, 218 Militello, Jeff 16, 34, 35, 42, 62, 94, 158 Miller, Chris 21, 34, 42, 80 Miller, Jeff 21, 80, 174 Miller, Larry 80 Miller, Sara 129, 135, 144, 164, 168, 175, 178, 192, 205, 239 Modesitt, Jennifer 63, 87, 94, 112, 156, 163, 167, 232 Moore, Tammy 15, 23, 50, 80 Morgan, Becky Morgan, Peggy Morris, Carla 80 Morris, Rhonda 121 Morse, Pete 30, 62, 94, 112 f Mowrer, Steve 135, 174 Muhs, Angela 44, 91, 176 Muhs, David 18, 121, 159, 174 Muhs, Dawn 94, 160, 161 Mullens, Diane 15, 23, 80 Murphy, Connie 14, 135 Murray, Pat 16, 35, 42, 106, 108, 135, 158, 163, 166, 170, 173, 174 Murray, Susan 29, 33, 42, 63, 73, 80, 82 Myer, Kenneth 174 Nance, Rick 16, 80, 174 Napier, Nathan 18, 94, 89 L Natarajan, Anuradha 9, 42, 44, 108, 135, 158, 163, 170, | 173, 175, 176, 225 Navas, Elizabeth 48, 135 Neal, Kent 21, 27, 34, 42, 59, 80, 174 Nelson, David 92, 123 Nelson, Stephanie 49, 117, 121, 158, 160, 167, 170, 172, 232 Nix, Ann 9, 108, 121, 160, 167, 172, 175, 176, 178, 181 Nix, Harold 121 r Nix, Teresa 59, 107, 129, 136, 176 L Novak, Ben 136 f Ochs, Brian 80, 174 Ochs, Cornelia 136, 161 Ochs, Diane 80 Ochs, Sharon 52, 80, 156 O’Dell, Kell 9, 28, 29, 87, 94, 158, 170 Oettle, Julie 94 Ohm, Andy 94 Osterman, Teresa 113, 116, 160, 136 Padgett, Mark 80 Page, Billy 16, 34, 94, 174, 240 Pampe, Brad 159, 174 Parker, Bill 34, 61, 136 Parker, Carol 117, 121, 170 Parker, Don 21, 27, 34, 35, 42, 80 Parker, Mike 18, 34, 43, 129, 136, 158, 167, 178 Patterson, Kelli 94, 160 Patterson, Rayme 33, 42, 43, 94 Payne, Debbie 136, 178 Payne, Robert 18, 26, 34, 54, 87, 94, 158 Peach, Rosalyn 121, 164, 166, 170 Peak, Becky 9, 33, 52, 80, 156, 174 Peavler, Allen 21, 80, 134, 174 Pemelman, Christi 94, 161 Perry, Micky 94 Persinger, Ginger 80 Persinger, Keith 94 Persinger, Robert 94 Petty, Amy 94, 160, 166 Phillips, Gary 121, 159, 174 Phillips, Peggy 43, 136, 144, 160, 162 Pickerel, Scott 42, 136 Pickerel, Todd 136 Pickett, Mattie 136, 178 Piercefield, Angelia 80 Piercefield, Holly 51, 136, 176, 178 Piercefield, Shane 121, 159, 174 Pierri, Nadia Alvares de 14, 109, 136 Pierzchalski, Jill 33, 94, 120 Ping, Joy 33, 94, 120 Poland, Bernetta 94 Polk, Kevin 55, 106, 107, 136, 141, 161, 193 Pool, Randy 12, 121 Poore, Michael 94 Porter, Kevin 55, 174 Pospisil, Kim 94, 162, 170 Potter, Brad 30, 31, 59, 94 Potter, Greg 30, 31, 41, 42, 80 Powdcn, Steve 121, 174 Pratt, Stacy 9, 49, 53, 54, 115, 121, 167, 170, 172, 175, 232 Proctor, Lisa 50, 88 Propes, Murray 12, 41, 174 Prout, J.l). 136 Proul, Sandra 52, 80, 156 Purdy, Scott 43, 50, 52, 63, 156, 157 Quaylc, Jon 27, 42, 43, 94, 158 Ratcliffe, Jeff 18, 36, 41, 44, 136, 178 Ratcliffe, Sherri 15, 52, 80, 156 Ratcliffe, Steve 41, 49, 52, 55, 94, 156 Read, Billy 137 Read, Dennis 121, 159 Ready, Julie 9, 115, 121, 167, 175, 179 Ready, Charles 21, 27, 80 Reisinger, Curtis 94 Rennier, Rusty 137, 141, 156, 157 Resor, David 12, 50, 80, 159 Resor, Linda 14, 15, 129, 137, 144, 162, 174, 177, 178 Reynolds, Heather 73, 80 Reynolds, Heidi 44, 108, 137, 163, 164, 170, 175, 176, 177, 178, 240 Reynolds, Richard 121, 174 Ricco, Bill Ridgely, Tammy 28, 43, 109, 110, 137, 144, 160, 178 Ridgely, Trenton 80 Index 245 Ridgely, Trevor 159 Ring, Angela 129, 137, 141, 161, 163, 164, 168, 170, 173, 192, 198, 233 Ring, Jeff 12, 94, 226 Ritchie, Jerry 21, 80 Ritter, Anthony 26, 34, 35, 94 Roark, Carl 95 Roark, Mary Ann 137, 155, 175, 182 Roberts, Greg 42, 137, 163, 170, 173 Roberts, Lori 95 Robertson, Kevin 73, 74, 80, 174 Rodgers, Angela 81 Rodgers, Jerry Rose, Harriet 137 Rose, Shane 21, 42, 74, 81 Rose, Shawn 121, 174 Roth, Stephanie 15, 33, 50, 73, 81, 167, 170, 232 Royse, Dana 45, 137, 178 Royse, Debbie 95 Ruff, Robert 95, 174 Runyon, Brett 18, 43, 95, 115, 174 Runyon, Doug 137, 142, 159, 174 Runyon, Mark 27, 81, 82, 155, 174, 182 Runyon, Robin 129, 137, 162, 177, 178 Ryals, Bryan 174 Ryker, Randy 81 Sager, Tim 18, 34, 95, 110, 115, 158 Saler, David 174 Salmon, Jay 12, 95 Salmon, Scott 12, 41, 54, 59, 115, 121, 168, 169, 172, 175, 178 Sarks, James 26, 42, 95, 109 Satterfield, Robert 16, 137, 174 Savage, Robert Savoy, Lori 51, 95, 143, 156, 160 Scammahorn, Doug 95 Schaefer, Tammy 121, 178 Scherer, Chris 95, 174 Scherer, Richard 12i, 159, 174 Schmidt, Tony 18, 121, 159 Schmucker, Brenda 67, 81, 82, 89, 107, 164, 177, 240 Schmucker, Mike 106, 107, 137, 141, 156, 164, 177 Schneider, Ellen 95, 160, 164 Schwartz, Robert 111, 121, 178 Schwartz, Timothy 95, 164 Scott, Antoinette 137 Scott, Stacy 95, 161 Seabolt, Tom 54, 112, 137 Seaton, Terry 121 Sefton, Joan 45, 138, 160 Seib, Carrie 81 Seiler, David 81 Sensney, Sharon 95, 160, 161 Shafer, Eddie 95 Shan, Mark 27, 41, 42, 52, 63, 73, 81 Shipman, Mike 37, 95, 144, 160, 174 Shock, Larry 18, 122, 172 Shouse, Scott 95 Shryock, Paul 95 Siegel, Thomas Sikes, Robin 95 Skelton, Jeff 138, 155 Slover, Earl 122, 174 Slover, Pat 18, 43, 95, 166 Slover, Stephanie 138 Slunaker, Brenda 122 Smallwood, Glenda 35, 61, 63, 73, 81, 110, 155, 182 Smallwood, Wendy 138, 155, 182 Smashey, Jennifer 111, 138, 160, 161, 173, 174, 177, 178 Smith, Angela 52, 62, 74, 81, 156 Smith, Andrea 138 Smith, David 95 Smith, Jason 18, 95, 174 Smith, Toney Snider, Brian 138, 142, 174 Snider, Duane 95, 174 Snyder, Tammy 81, 156, 164 Sorensen, Greg 18, 43, 95, 115, 174 Sorensen, Kim 51, 57, 106, 107, 109, 129, 138, 156, 167, 168, 169, 170, 176, 205, 232 Spillman, Greg 41, 117, 129, 138, 178 Spillman, Larry 138 Spitz, Lori 40, 138, 160, 178 Stanley, Peggy 78, 107 Steber, Alan 122, 159 Steber, Ellen 123, 138, 161, 178 Steber, Ivan 42, 54, 106, 138, 153, 158, 170 Steber, Kenny 138, 159, 174 Steber, Lisa 129, 138, 162, 174, 178, 225 Steber, Mark 95, 159, 174 Steber, Melissa 50, 81 Steber, Patty 43, 138, 160, 161, 240 Steber, Paul 95, 159, 174 Steber, Sonya 61, 122 Stencel, Denise 15, 49, 60, 62, 107, 108, 122, 123, 156, 167, 170, 173, 175, 176, 232 Sterchi, Sarah 81, 82, 156 Stevens, Alan 81, 174 Stevens, Tony 95 Stewart, Gwin 129, 139, 144, 158, 160, 161, 162, 164, 168, 170, 178, 192, 205 Stewart, Quinten 50, 81 Stivers, Tena 9, 49, 122, 160 Stoll, (Neil) Cindy 43, 44, 57, 139, 142, 156, 160, 162, 168, 170, 176, 192, 205 Stoll, Sandra 95, 160, 161 Stoltz, Lori 139, 161, 163, 178 Stout, Janet 81 Stout, Valerie 95, 156 Stover, James 96, 174 Stover, Lona 96, 160 Stremme, Ann 96 Stremme, David 122, 159, 174 Strong, Kim 96 Strubble, Doug 96 Sullivan, Derek 36, 37, 42, 43, 45, 107, 109, 111, 139, 139, 142, 143, 156, 177, 178 Summerfield, Mike 57, 96 Talley, Sheryl 139, 163 Tarpley, Rick 174 Tarpley, James 122 Taylor, Diana 139 Taylor, Leah 41, 122 Tegtmeyer, Cindy 81, 164, 174 246 Index Tegtmeyer, Kathy 60, 107, 112, 122, 156, 164, 170, 173 Terrel, Rob 43, 49, 122, 160, 173 Thomas, Bill 122, 174 Tibbs, Donna 43, 49, 122, 160, 173 Tibbs, Steve 139, 159 Timmons, Scott 26, 63, 96 Totten, Lori 43, 139, 153 Totten, Shannon 81, 161 Tovo, Bill Tovo, Carol Tovo, Tim 96 Tracy, Darian 122, 155, 182 Travis, Kerry 139, 159 Travous, Teresa 60, 106, 108, 122, 164, 176, 177 Uhl, Mike 81 Umfleet, Darla 96 Umlleet, Diane 122 Umfleet, Kathy 3, 44, 129, 139, 156, 162, 176, 177, 178, 200 Utz, Tony 139, 159, 174, 231 Vail, Chandra 33, 41, 50, 52, 54, 73, 75, 81, 156 Vail, Christopher 139, 174 VanGundy, Sean 12, 27, 81, 226 Vare, Justin 96, 117 Vaughn, Danny 96 Vaughn, Nancy 81 Vieira, Julie 15, 96, 156, 160 Volk, Amy 96, 164 Volk, Vincent 51, 139, 159 VonAlmen, David 139, 159 Waggoner, David 122 Wagner, Jeffrey 36, 42, 122 Walden, Brad 50, 81, 174 Walker, Brad 27, 81, 159 Walker, Mary 122, 160, 161 Walker, Mike 18, 36, 37, 42, 139, 164 Walser, Bryan 89, 96 Warren, Kenneth Watson, Cynthia 96 Wattleworth, Brian 18, 41, 42, 43, 59, 96 Wease, Melissa 80 Weems, Brandon 36, 41, 42, 43, 60, 106, 109, 139, 158, 162, 170, 173, 175, 176, 177, 178 Weesner, Lanalee 140, 144, 156, 160, 161, 163, 167, 177, 232 Wehreheim, Lori 122 Weiler, David 122 Weiler, Kenny 140 Weiler, Patrick 81 Weiler, Tom 140 Weir, Dave Wells, Eric 140 Werkmeister, Laura 115, 12? Westall, Brooke 18, 34, 122. Weston, Russell 122, 169, 174, Wheat, Darrin 30, 31, 42, 43, 129, 140.143, 158, 178 Whyde, Cindy 140 Whyde, Vera 122, 161 Wilder, Lisa 81, 156 Wiley, David 23, 36, 96 Wiley Hope 9, 49, 122, 160, 172 Wilken, Lisa 112, 123, 154, 156, 161, 163, 178 Wilkerson, Albert 18, 22, 34, 42, 113 Wilkerson, Emily 9, 52, 81, 156, 164 Williams, Jane 96 Williams, Jean 96 Williams, Kim 140, 159 Wilson, Clay 140 Wilson, Julie 140 Wilson, Paul 96 Wilson, Robin 140, 160, 162, 170 Wimberly, Jeff 122, 159 Wisner, Tammy 28, 29, 87, 96, 160, 162, 170, 232 Witte, Cindy 33, 49, 122, 160 Witte, Vicki 75, 96, 156, 160 Woods, Billye 15, 50. 73, 81, 110, 170 Woods, Brian 21, 27, 49, 82, 155, 182 Wooldridge, Scott 16, 82 Wooldridge, Steve 16, 34, 140, 163, 170, 173 Woorlow, Michaelle 96 Wright, Danny 43 Wright, James 16, 27, 82 Wright, Tammy 116, 123 Wyatt, Richard 96, 174 Wyatt, Roy 140 Wyatt, Vernon 140 Yancey, Willis, 21, 82 Yendt, Kim 123 Yonaka, Chad 82, 123 Yonaka, Trent 82, 159 Zerkel, Jon 96, 108, 160, 176, 177 Zuber, Anne 33, 82, 112, 164 Zuber, James 96 Zuber, Julie 110, 115, 123, 232 Zuber, Lawrence 82, 174 Zuber, Lori 43, 54, 58, 129, 140, 168. 170, 178, 198, 233 Zuber, Mary Beth 15, 67, 123, 164 Zuber, Mike 41, 123, 159 Zwilling, Angie 42, 123, 164, 173, 176 Zwilling, Greg 82 Zwilling, Matthew 122, 159, 174 Kyle, my llero!” — Scotl Salmon Index 247 Faculty Anderson, Carolyn 160 Atkins, Robert 65 Beagle, Donald 41, 65, 68 Birge, Robert 65 Bower, Brent 21 Bussard, Rick 18, 21 Carmody, David 18, 65 Cartmill, Larry 52, 64, 65, 67, 164 Chambers, Larry 30, 52 Crum, Leta 15 Despar, Dexter 16 Dietz, Alan 29 Eyer, Sam 65 Forsyth, L.B. Foss, Cathryn 69 Graham, Donald 157 Godfrey, Evelyn 70 Gregg Von 14, 15 Hahn, Karen 43, 65 Hand, Pat 54, 65 Harmon, Mrs. 71 Harrison, Sherry 42, 71 Herrin, Ron 16, 51, 65, 66 Hillis, Harry 68 Hinkle, Galen 65, 159 Hough, Leon 26, 36, 37, 43, 65 Hough, Sue 65, 161 Huffman, George 65 Inskeep, Rae Kapper, Pat 63, 71 Kesler, Lucy Kesler, Richard 64, 65, 163 McCormick Cyrus 65 Miller, Gerald 64, 65, 66 Miller, Larry 16, 27, 57, 64, 66 Mizuno, Kathy 66, 164 Moyes, Paul 55, 69 Murray, Susan 49, 66 Personnel Murray, Tom Phad, Jeff 18, 51 Porter, Katie 9 Rich, Gerald 68 Richardson, Mildred 64, 66, 178 Roberts, Sharon K. 68 Rodgers, Anne 52, 66, 67, 175 Rumsey, George 42, 66, 68 Schmalhausen, Dolores Shafer, David 12, 51, 66, 168, 169 Sheppard, Becky Sheppard, David 66 Shipman, Janet 160, 166 Shumaker, Arrah Jean 50, 66 Slater, Mary 66 Smith, Julia 66, 67, 70, 166 Steinman, Carol 55, 67 Stevens, Robert 67 Stout, Barry 70, 166 Sullivan, Ron 67, 69 Thomas, Alan 42 Treece, Pat 71 Tucker, Carolyn 55, 57, 70 Voyles, James 55, 67, 68, 112 Walker, Judy 67 Walters, David 43, 67, 176 Whittington, B.L. 67, 159 Wiley, John 67 Williams, Della 55, 71 Willis, Clara 67, 163 Wilson, Mike 18, 42, 51, 65, 67 Zerkle, Linda 64, 67, 88 Zwilling, James 67 Zwilling, Mary 66 248 Index « � -• v tL v- k4 ; w 1 • - trr - • • ' - • - r v •- - - - .. . • . : . • ‘ ; ' : :“ 7 ‘ v V - '- — • — -- • .........- ‘ • •• ••■ -4, V� ■ .- X � -s ,• •• v . . . . 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