Flora High School - Harstan (Flora, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1977 volume:

'j ociiiiUvD mmmfiw iiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiii In a world full of people Sometimes we have to wonder-What's it for? All these people Merely strangers talking, Crowding, And swirling about us. Sometimes we feel lost And try to hide In our circle of friends. We hold the known things Close to ourselves And try to forget the future. But we can not. Other times we are confident. We can winj We will conquer, We know ourselves And others will know us, too. People are a part of us And we know that rather Than being alone, We should throw ourselves Into the crowd And join the Swirling, crazy, hypnotic World. But - we don't. Not yet. Now we are loners. During these days we learn To be ourselves. We learn about people In a world full of people. We find ourselves. (Anonymous - 1976) 2 3 JkJkJk On this 1976 Homecoming day the rain fell but Flora's spirits were not dampened. Even though not many people were in the stands at our game that Saturday afternoon, the Wolves still overpowered the Red Hill Salukies 28-0! Many fans sat at home with their radios listening to play-by-play on WNOI radio station and enthusiastically supported their team. 4 6 7 8 9 Queen Jami and escort Dave Henson dance the annual Queen's Dance. Second runner-up Kim Daugherty escorted by Steve Rudy. Miss Jami Erbacher, 1976-1977 Homecoming Queen, and her court. 11 John Upton, 1976-77 Building Trades teacher, heads this year's group of students in the fight to complete the house before its deadline. Features of the house are a comer fireplace, extended kitchen window, and curved driveway. The house, located on Holly Lane, includes three bedrooms, living and dining room, family and kitchen area, and a double garage. Building Trades -Contracting Servicing 14 General Studies Aides To All The General Studies classes have been helpful all around school this year. Activities include building a float for the Homecoming Parade, working in the cafeteria and keeping the Teachers Workroom in tip-top shape. The class of ardent works is instructed by Miss VonBurg. 15 Math And Health Integers? Theorems? Circular functions??? These are a few of the terms that can be heard in the math classes at FHS. Students incur such terms as they progress from General Math, Algebra I, Geometry, and on to Math IV. Health classes taught by Mr. Miglin were aided this year by student teacher Miss Julie Nesbit. Subjects ranged from the study of the structure and function of the human body to a complete study of human sexuality. Science . . . A Complex World? Everything from clay mountains to dissecting frogs.. .that is what our natural sciences offer us today in this world in which we live. Science has changed our society in many different ways. It is a means of providing simplicity in a complex world. The use of the lab helps students to understand the hows and whys of science. 17 Music Art An Outlet For Creativity Directed by Mr. Penry, the band has had a very active year. In order to finance a trip to Disney World next year, the band has undertaken several fund-raising activities. To gain experiences for the coming event, the band was scheduled to play for various other functions: including a trip to SIU last fall. The art classes, under the direction of Mr. Phillips, gained creative experiences by making hand-painted charm bracelets and experiencing a turn at the pottery wheel. 18 Avenues Of English No one ever completely masters the English language, because it contains millions of new and exciting aspects. One of the ways FHS students attempt this task is through the experience of writing. Another avenue of English to be explored is literature which opens a world of imagination, fantasy and reality. 19 Practicality Is The Key . . . Headed by Mrs. Mary Beth Stine, the Home Economics department offers many useful talents to be acquired by students here at FHS. Mrs. Burgess and Mrs. Martin also assist in teaching such classes as Orientation to Foods, Sewing, Child Care and Orientation to Fashions. Among the many classes offered by the Agriculture department include Small Engine Repair, Welding, Soil Management, Plant Science and Animal Science. Lead by Mr. Bob Wheeler, the Ag department offers valuable resources to all students who participate. 20 Business Careers Our economy fluctuates on the business in this era. This department trains FHS students to become better equipped to tackle the business world by learning such skills as typing, filing, shorthand, accounting and various office machines. 21 Forensics U.S. History - Which Is The Real Debate Class? Between queasy stomachs and a bad case of the stutters, the debate must go on. Miss Chao, adviser of the Debate class also works with the General Studies class this year. What can I say? is Mr. Talmont's famous quote. As a teacher of the Junior U.S. History class, he teaches his students to tackle a rough road. Mr. Baird is not only talented with such classes as U.S. History, but also instructs Social Problems and Political Science. 22 Mr. Paul Birk Guidance Office And Learning Center Provide Informational Service For All Students The Guidance office not only provides educational information, but also occupational information as well, for FHS students. The use of the Guidance Office for these types of counseling is ever-increasing as the student asks himself what he wants from life and how he can best achieve that goal. The Learning Center, under the supervision of Mr. Wagner, is constantly overseeing the necessary informational needs of students at FHS. All of this together hopefully will make life a bit easier for all of our hard-working students. Mrs. Joann Stanford Mrs. Nancy Clark 23 Mr. Dale Wagner Mrs. Marilyn Staples Administration Sets Standards Of Excellence Education would be extremely difficult without an administration to keep everything running smoothly. Plenty of time, thought and energy is involved in planning the organization and administration of our school system. You can be sure, that with every decision these people make, the welfare of the student is kept topmost in mind. Mrs. Peggy Claypool, Unit Secretary. Board of Education— Clair Land, Tom Abner, Bill Klein, Don Knapp, Howard Knapp, Jan Cycholl, A1 Winka. Mr. Floyd E. Henson, Superintendent. Mr. Carl E. House, Assistant Superintendent. 24 Betty Erbacher, Secretary Cleta Dulaney, Secretary 25 Wanda Gish, Unit Bookkeeper Jim Baird - Political Science Bill Berry - Industrial Arts, Co-op Paul Birk - Guidance Nancy Clark - Guidance Dorothy Davis - Spanish, Spanish Club Bob Elliott - Business, FBLA Larry Kane - Driver's Ed., Athletic Director, Football-Head Coach Mike Fry - Science and Biology I Steven Lee - English, Journalism, Locust Log, FJA, Quill and Scroll Mary Jo Hill - Math, P. E., Letter-women, Volleyball, Track Larry Luthe - Electricity, Electronics Joe McCoy - English, Speech, All-School Musical, All-School Play Christine McQuiston - Social Science, Sophmore Class 27 Vickie Payne - Business, NHS Harry Penry - Band, Chorus, Music Director Mick Peterson - English, Basketball, Football, Senior Class Sponsor Bill Phillips - Art Anne Riley - English Larry Rinehart - Physics, Algebra I, Science Club Donna Smith - Business, FBLA, Cheerleaders Peg Ripperdan - Girls' P. E. Girls' Sports Coordinator Floyd Smith - College Prep. English Elaine Shaw - Health Instruction, School Nurse Kay Spitzner - Math, Math Club, MAT Jane Stallard - English, Harstan Mary Beth Stine - Home Economics, Vocational Director, FHA 29 Jerry Stringer - Boys' PE, Psychology, Tennis John Upton - Building Trades, Basketball Don Talmant - U. S. History Susan Von Burg - General Studies George Toler - Basketball Head Coach, Football Dale Wagner - Learning Center Bob Wheeler - Agriculture, FFA Cathy Wright - Business, Girls' PE, Letterwomen 30 People Behind The Scenes THE COOKS: Louise Henson, Goldie Cole, Norma Mills and Inize Henson. THE JANITORS: David Coble, Gene Ray, Dios Misenhimer, Cliff Zimmerman, John Lauderback, Ranard Greenwood. THE BUS DRIVERS: Leo Smith, Robert Bute, Jim Davis, Walt Brewer, Jim Tackitt, Earl Winchester, Lawrence Greenwood. 31 l®ff SWEETHEART (QUEEN c o c ccc AN1 HEIR C©UIf Kim Wilson, Donny Wilson, Susan Schwaniger, Greg Smith, Pam Sessions, Jim Coleman, Jo Ann Lehman Bill Knapp, Randy Welge, Sharon Holland, Randy Olson, Brenda Burgess, Kevin Moore, Julie Atkinson. Front Row (L-R) Pam Berger, DeAnn Lagle, Gem Hosselton, Barbara Leak, Cathy Cruse, Debra Brown, Becky Brooks, Jan Mitchell. Second Row (L-R) Tom O'Brian, Terri Koehler, Teresa Krutsinger, Gerri Koehler, Becky Phelps, Barbara Smith, Faye Drake, Sherri Koehler, Leisha Fry, Melodie Phelps, Ben Golden. Third Row (L-R) Jay Bassett, David Madison, Robert Smith, John Casolari, Dean McCaleb, Ted Devore, Clint Green, Daniel Golden, Jay Brooks, Clay Green, Ken Wilkerson. 33 34 37 SENIOR ACTIVITIES JOE ANDERSON: Football 1 2 3 4, Track 2 PAM BEARD: FJA 3 4, Office Girl 3 4 NANCY BOTTORFF: Science Club 1 2, Beta Club 1 2, Student Council 3, Spanish Club 4, Tennis Team 4, Soccer Team 3, Marching Band 12 4, Pep Band 2, Newspaper 2, Football Program 2, Journalism Club 2, NHS 4, Ski Club 3, Water Ballet Team 2 BECKY BROOKS: Spanish Club 1 2, Science Club 3, Band 1 2 3 4, Musical 1 2, NHS 3 4 BRENT BURGESS: Tennis 2 3 4, Cross Country 2 3, Basketball 1, NHS 4, Science Club 3 4, Math Club 4, German Club 1 2, Chess Club 2 3, Musical 1 2, Lettermen Club 3 4, Band 12 3 RODGER W. BURGESS: Student Council 1 2, Class President 2, Tennis 3, FHA 4, Advisory Council 2 TERRY CARPENTER: FFA 3, Basketball 1, Football 1, Track 1, Drama 1 Musical 2 TRACEY CHILDERS: Locust Log 1, Musical 2, Chorus 2 3, FHA 1, Harstan 1 DEBBIE CLARK MARK W. CLARK: Basketball 1 2, Football 12 3, Track 12 3, Wrestling 3, Lettermen Club 2 3, Band 3 JIM CLOWERS: Basketball 12 3, Cross Country 1, Track 2 PEGGY COBLE DIANA COLLINS: Spanish Club 1 2, Cheerleader 2 4, Girl's Basketball 3, Girl's Track 3 4, NHS 3 4, Math Club 3 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, Science Club 3 4, Locust Log 2 3, Student Council 3 DEBORA COOK: FFA Sweetheart 3, Track 2 3, Spanish Club 1 2 3 4, GAA 1, Flag Girl 2 3, Chorus 1, Musical 1, Powder Puff Football 1 KIM DAUGHERTY: FHA 1, Pom pom Squad 1, Flag Girl 2, Cheerleader 4, Chorus 1 PAULA DAVIS: FHA 2, Office Girl 1 2 3 4, FBLA 1, Science Club 1, Chorus 3 KEVIN DAWKINS: Band 1 3, Musical 3 4, Football 1 2, Art Club 1, Tennis 1 TONI DENTON: Chorus 1, Spanish Club 1 2, Science Club 3, NHS 3 4 ALLEN R. DURRE: Basketball Manager 2 NORMA EASTIN: Chorus 1, GAA 1, Volleyball 3 4, FBLA 2, Class Officer 3, Powder Puff Football 3 TIM EASTIN: Wrestling 3 JULIE EDWARDS: Volleyball 2, Pep Club 1 2 JAMILYN DONNA ERBACHER: Cheerleader 1 2 3 4, Student Council 1 2 3 4, Tennis 2 3, Track 3, Science Club 3, NHS 3 4, Letterwomen Club 3 4, GAA 1, Pit Band 2 3, German Club 1 2, Powder Puff Football 1 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Band 1 BRIAN ERNEST: Student Council 1, Lettermen Club 2, Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2 3 4, Wrestling 3 REX E. FITCH: Lettermen Club 1 2 3 4, German Club 1, Golf 1234 LARRY FROST: Baseball 1 2 3 4, Science Club 3 4, Football 2 4, Wrestling 3, Student Council President 4, German Club 1 2, Lettermen Club 3 4, Musical 1 2, Boy's State Representative JAMES FRY CINDY GERMAN DIANA GELL: Volleyball 2 3 4, Basketball 3 4, GAA 1, Language Club 1 2, FTA 2 3, Locust Log 3 4, NHS 4, Letterwomen Club 3 4, Powder Puff Football 1, Quill and Scroll 4, FHA 4, Science Club 2 DENNIS RAY GOODMAN: Football 1 FRANK WM. GOODMAN: FFA 1 2 3 4, Football 1 JANE GRUBAUGH: Spanish Club 12 4, Pit Band 2, GAA 1, Band 1 2, Letterwomen Club 3 4, Tennis 2 3 4, Volleyball 4, Basketball 3 4, Student Council 12 3 JIMMY HALE: General Studies Club 4 TRUDY HANNEKEN: Spanish Club 1 2, GAA 1, Science Club 3, Letterwomen Club 3 4, Pom pom Squad 1, FHA 3 4, Track Girl 1, Girl's Track 2, Tennis 2, FBLA 2 SHELLEY HAYCOCK: FBLA 1 2, Musical 2, Spanish 3 BRENT HEADLEE DIANE HEMPHILL: Chorus 1 2, Spanish Club 1 2, GAA 1, Tennis 2 3 4, Volleyball 2 3 4, Basketball 3 4, Letterwomen Club 3 4 DANNY HENDERSON: Baseball 3 DAVID HENSON MIKE HENSON: Band 1 2 3 4, Chorus 1 2 3 4, Musical 1 2 3 4, School Play 2 3 4, Language Club 1 2, Science Club 3 PHILLIP HENSON SHARON HOLLAND: Band 1 2 3 4, Stage Band 4, Letterwomen Club 4, FHA 1 2 3 4, FHA Officer 2 3 4, Class President 3, Class Officer 2, Student Council 3, Powder Puff Football 1, Volleyball JOE ANDERSON PAM BEARD NANCY BOTTORFF BECKY BROOKS BRENT BURGESS RODGER W. BURGESS TERRY CARPENTER TRACEY CHILDERS DEBBIE CLARK MARK CLARK JIM CLOWERS PEGGY COBLE DAVID WOOD DEBORA COOK KIM DAUGHERTY KEVIN DAWKINS TONI DENTON ALLEN R. DURRE NORMA EASTIN TIM EAST IN JULIE EDWARDS JAMILYN DONNA BRIAN ERNEST REX E. FITCH ERBACHER 41 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 2 3 4, Track 2 3, Science Club 4, Math Club 3 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, NHS 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Sweetheart Attendant 2 3, Majorette 2 3 4 J.D. HOLLOWAY GERRI DEE HOSSELTON: Harstan 3, Locust Log 3, Spanish 2, FHA 1, Track 2 DANA HURD: Spanish Club 1 2, Basketball 3, Track 2, Science Club 1 2, GAA 1, Band 1 2 JOHN HUTCHENS BOBBY JOHNSON DAVID E. JOHNSON: FHA 3 4, Basketball 1 2, Track 2 4, Class Officer 2, Lettermen Club 2, Musical 1 3, Cross Country 1 2, Drafting Club 12 3 4 MIKE JOHNSTON: Football 1 3, Basketball 1 2, Cross Country 2, Baseball 1 2 3 4, NHS 3 4, Math Club 3 4, Science Club 4, Spanish Club 1 2, Mu Alpha Theta 3 4, Boy’s State Representative 3 GREGORY JONES: Class Vice President 1 3, Locust Log 2 3 4, Quill and Scroll 3 4, Harstan 3, Math Club 3 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3 4, NHS 3 4, MNCS 3 4, MNCS 3 4, School Play 4, FJA 3 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Science Club 3 4, German Club 1 2 Chess Club 2 3, Football 123, Basketball 1 2, Baseball 1 2 DEAUN KERMICLE: Chorus 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Spanish Club 123, Science Club 2 3, Math Club 3 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3 4, NHS 3 4, Madrigals 4, School Play 1 2 3 4, Musical 1 2 3 4, FT A 2 3 LESA KINNAMAN: FBLA 1 3 CHRIS KITTLE: FBLA 1 2, Chorus 1 4 GARY KITTLE DEBORAH BASSETT KLEIN: FFA 2 3 4, FBLA 1 2, FHA 2, Pom pon Squad 1 BARBARA KOHN: FHA 1, FBLA 2, Track 3, Track Girl 12 3 4 DAVID KRUSE: Band 1, FHA 3 4, Spanish Club 1 LISA KRUTSINGER: Cheerleader 1, FBLA 1, NHS 1 LOIS KRUTSINGER: Pom pom Squad 1, Volleyball 2, FBLA 2, Cheerleader 3 MIKE KRUTSINGER AARON W. LANDRETH: Basketball 1 ALAN LAKE BRIAN LANE NERISSA LYTLE DEAN MCCALEB: Football 12 4, Manager 3, Wrestling 3, Track 1 2, Science Club 3 4, Math Club 4, Spanish Club 2, Lettermen Club 3 4 DON MCCRACKEN TINA MCKNIGHT: FBLA 1, Chorus 1 2 3 CARLA MCGREW: FHA 1 2 3 4, FTA 3, Letterwomen Club 3 4, Volleyball 3 4, Basketball 3, Homecoming Attendant 3, Prom Attendant 3 DONNA MCGREW ED MANNER: Track 1, Math 3 PEGGY MARTIN ROBERT LEE MERRITT: General Studies Club 4 JAN MITCHELL: Band 1 2 3 4, Chorus 3 4, Spanish Club 1 2, Musical 2 4, FBLA 4, Girl's Ensemble 4 SHARON MOATS: Letterwomen Club 2, Band 3, Tennis 2, FBLA 1, GAA 1 TOM MORROW: Football 1 BETTY MURBARGER: FHA 12 3, Office Girl 3 MARK NEWTON: Cross Country 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Track 2 3 4, MNCS 3 4, NHS 3 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, Math Club 4, Student Council 12 3, Spanish Club 1 2, Science Club 3 4 RANDY OLSON: Spanish Club 1, Basketball 2 3 4, Cross Country 2 4, Tennis 3, Science Club 3 4, Locust Log 3 4, Quill and Scroll 3 4, FBLA 4, FHA 4, Lettermen Club 3 4 ROD PAYNE LARRY EDWARD PEARCE: FFA 12 3 4 CARL WAYNE PEARCE: Football 12, FFA 1 2 3 4 SANDRA PERRY MELODIE PHELPS: French Club 1, Chorus 1 4, Pep Club 3, Concert Choir 3, Y-Teens 3, Madrigals 4, Harstan 4, Musical 4, Pop Ensemble 3 AMY PHILLIPS: Art Club 1, Volleyball 2 3 4, Track 3 4, NHS 3 4, Letterwomen Club 3 4 MARANNA PHILLIPS MIKE PICKEL: FFA 1 2 3 4, Basketball 2 LARRY FROST JAMES FRY CINDY COOK GERMAN DIANA GILL DENNIS RAY GOODMAN FRANK W. GOODMAN JANE CRUBAUGH TRUDY HANNEKEN 44 SHELLEY HAYCOCK BRENT HEADLEE DIANE HEMPHILL DANNY HENDERSON DAVID HENSON MIKE HENSON PHILLIP HENSON SHARON HOLLAND J.D. HOLLOWAY GERRI DEE H OSS ELTON DANA HURD JOHN HUTCHENS BOBBY JOHNSON DAVID E. JOHNSON MIKE JOHNSTON GREGORY JONES 45 BECKY PTJTBRESE: Golf 1, Basketball 1, Ecology Club 1 MARLA RALEY: Cheerleader 1 2 3 4, German Club 1 2, Art Club 2, School Play 2 3 4, Track 2 3, Lettenvomen Club 2 3 4, Harstan 3, FHA 4, Powder Puff Football 1, Student Council 1 TONY RANDALL: Cross Country 3 4, Track 2 3 4, Lettermen Club 4 BRENDA REED: Spanish 1 2, NHS 3 4, Basketball 3 WALTER RANDALL RIDGLEY: Track 1 2, Wrestling 3 4, Locust Log 3 4, Harstan 3 4, Lettermen Club 3 STEPHEN MARK RUDY: Football 12 4, Student Council 4, Band 12 3 GREG RUTLAND: FFA 4, Basketball 1 2, Football 1, Track 3 RANDALL SCAMMAHORN: Language Club 1 2 SUSAN SCHROEDER: FBLA 12 3, Harstan 3 4, Band 1, Advisory Council 3 4 DENNIS SEBRING: Football 12 3, Baseball 1 4, Track 12 3, Wrestling 3, Spanish Club 2 3 MARY SEFTON: Spanish 1 2, Locust Log 2 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Math Club 3 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3 4, FTA 3, School Play 4, Student Council 4, NHS 3 4 Basketball 4 PAMELA DIANE SESSIONS: FHA 1 2 3 4, FBLA 1 3 4, Harstan 4 WILLIAM SHRUM GREG SMITH CHARLES E. SPITZNER JR. RANDY STANFORD: Basketball 12 3 4 DWAYNE E. STEELE DEBBIE STOUT TERESA ANN TENNEY: Pom pom Squad 1, Powder Puff Football 1, Basketball 3 LEE ANNE THOMPSON: Spanish Club 1, Drama Club 1 2, Pep Club 2, Student Council 1, GAA 1, Basketball 1, Powder Puff Football 4 LARRY TIMM: Cross Country 1, Golf 12 3, Basketball 1 3, Lettermen Club 1 2 3, Band 12 3, Pit Band 12 3, Football 1 BRENDA TOOLEY: Pom pom Squad 1, NHS 4 JANET TURNER: General Studies Club 2, FHA 3 BENJAMAS VAEWHONGS STEVE VALBERT SHARI WALKER: Track 2, Spanish Club 3, Science Club 3, FHA 4, Hag Girl 4 BILL WALLER TONY WALTERS JOYCE WARREN: FBLA 3 4 ASHER WATHAN: FFA 1 2 3 4, Lettermen Club 1 2 3 4, Golf 1 2 3 4, Basketball 2, Football 1, Cultral Society 3 4 RANDY L. WELGE: FFA 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Spanish Club 1 2, Science Club 3 4, Musical 2, Locust Log 3 4, FJA 3 4, Cultral Society 3 4, Lettermen Club 4 BOB WELTY KATHY WICKE: FBLA 1, Office Girl 3 4 SAM WICKISER: Spanish Club 12 4, Chorus 1, Powder Puff Football 1 4, Powder Puff Basketball 3 ELEANOR WILKERSON: Cheerleader 1, Powder Puff Football 1 4, Spanish Club 1 2, FBLA 3, FHA 4, Track 2 3, Track Girl 1, Letterwomen Club 3 4, Student Council 2 3, Senior Vice President 4 KELLY WILKERSON: Color Guard 3, FHA 12 4, Band 2, FBLA 3, Spanish Club 1 DEBBIE WILLIAMS: FHA 1 2 3 4, Chorus 1 2, Pom pom Squad 1 DAVID WOOD: Tennis 4 TODD WOOD: Math Club 3 4, Science Club 3 4, NHS 3 4, Baseball 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Cross Country 2 3 4, German Club 1 2, Lettermen Club 2 3 4 MERYL E. WOODS JR.: Band 1 2 3, Pit Band 1 2 3 JOHN WORTHEY DEAUN KERMICLE LISA KINNAMAN CHRIS KITTLE GARY KITTLE DEBORAH BASSETT KLEIN BARBARA KOHN DAVID KRUSE LISA KRUTSINGER LOIS KRUTSINGER MIKE KRUTSINGER AARON W. LANDRETH ALAN LAKE 48 BRIAN LANE NERISSA LYTLE DEAN MCCALEB DON MCCRACKEN TINA MCKNIGHT CARLA MCGREW DONNA MCGREW ED MANNER PEGGY MARTIN ROBERT LEE MERRITT JAN MITCHELL SHARON MOATS 1977 Questionnaire Favorite Song Rock 'n' Me Favorite TV Show Charlie's Angels Favorite Movie One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Do you think women's liberation has gotten out of hand? Yes No Undecided Freshman 60% 29% 11% Sophomore 56% 43% 0% Junior 54% 45% 1% Senior 45% 23% 32% Faculty 46% 19% 35% Would you accept a woman president? Yes No Undecided Freshman 47% 38% 15% Sophomore 48% 49% 2% Junior 47% 51% 2% Senior 35% 31% 34% Faculty 47% 19% 34% Do you believe in life after death? Yes No Undecided Freshman 54% 33% 13% Sophomore 60% 37% 2% Junior 67% 29% 4% Senior 45% 16% 39% Faculty 54% 12% 34% If a student has 4th hour study hall and 5th hour lunch, or vice versa, should he have open campus in both lunch and study hall? Yes No Undecided Freshman 66% 23% 11% Sophomore 90% 9% 1% Junior 89% 8% 3% Senior 62% 9% 29% Faculty 35% 30% 35% Do you like the longer dress styles on girls? Yes No Undecided Freshman 41% 44% 15% Sophomore 59% 40% 0% Junior 41% 55% 4% Senior 35% 33% 32% Faculty 30% 38% 32% Do you like the shorter hair styles on boys? Yes No Undecided Freshman 43% 44% 13% Sophomore 50% 48% 1% Junior 39% 54% 7% Senior 32% 33% 35% Faculty 46% 14% 40% Do you think that the federal government is taking our personal freedom away from us? Yes No Undecided Freshman 38% 48% 24% Sophomore 36% 61% 2% Junior 55% 43% 2% Senior 38% 28% 34% Faculty 27% 38% 35% Will you be willing to remain in Flora for tire rest of your life? Yes No Undecided Freshman 31% 56% 13% Sophomore 28% 70% 1% Junior 26% 72% 2% Senior 22% 45% 33% Faculty 38% 24% 38% Do you believe in mercy killing? Yes No Undecided Freshman 25% 61% 14% Sophomore 42% 52% 5% Junior 47% 49% 4% Senior 35% 29% 36% Faculty 32% 30% 38% Do you like the shorter hair styles on girls? Yes NO Undecided Freshman 40% 47% 13% Sophomore 48% 47% 4% Junior 37% 56% 7% Senior 34% 29% 37% Faculty 41% 19% 40% Are you going to further your education? Yes No Undecided Freshman 71% 17% 12% Sophomore 79% 20% 0% Junior 52% 36% 12% Senior 41% 19% 40% Faculty 51% 11% 38% Do you think TV has too much violence? Yes No Undecided Freshman 23% 60% 17% Sophomore 31% 67% 1% Junior 34% 65% 1% Senior 29% 42% 29% Faculty 41% 27% 32% Around And About H I L R E E L T T A K E L O L E M A Y E L V s R H A N S S A A T R E T K R I U M S U A B Y S L R M E D I S B S E N B R I L S A I S D L R O W Y E N S I D T L A W C B N S T E O E L S B Q R B R T R I C H P A N S T O R E R H S C D H L O H H T P. H A R S T D V B A N E Y S I O H L S c K H R S M I N L K G C P N S M N R A D I A O C U R O N s S A M T J C N T E L L Y E I X T C N N O A A S I A P E O T N Q O P. O D o F O A L L O I T A W D I A I MG V L S A Q E A Q M N I T D B N I H D Y N N L R J H T L J R G C Y M A A N R Y B S I L T N U R H E E I R Z I F C T V J F. R E L A E U O L V X O K E I T B A T Y U Q N I M F I N E R M Z A N U Z O I D A N D R S L R B C O H c E P R E O N J O L L c D P D O S H N I O A H E G L II S A D A R R T L Y D I H MF E E B R G E O A E C s A S E R T B S Y H T S R P R N O V E L 9 A Y A T A F N L A T T A B S Y T N T H F W O S b O N o E E I T R W O C P I F U L W F T U N U O Q E P E C A L O T C R S V K I R E N T N L R O O N E T I M S Q D L A R S F C N R F R U R H C O O L E R I L I J E P Y Z L T U N F O U R L O A H A L H G E N E R A V Q R S E H L E A H T N O N R V P S T E O T S T O P E I C O O T E S A N N S C H R A N O R E T I M C L A s S R I N G S O R U S S T E D N E A R E T R X A V P Q S A N F N O R E L E A N P 0 R N R S T H B S F R u F Q U G U S S L C A J J E c F I V E S D N A B E G A I S A G A D T R E Y P X N o I T C E L E K C O M H A C R T C A C I R E M A F O S R E D A E L S S E N I S U B E R u T U F I G R T O I O L T Y Y F A C S j M K J C L O I L P Q u E E N S C O U R T R Z N O U A C P N R O O I S C Y O C C M E O J I J L A P S U R I E V R O R R S H T H N D R Y O A O 9 I C Z N P F A S J L M O O E R A N H T I K J F T L L M C Y E L A R A L R A M R S J U P A D J U P S A U Y H N L R A A J L E B K R M E I H L N A N D O D E N K S T S S A M F A L R Q R N P N C Y A C B I L T Y O B L M J A L D R F X O O T N I O K L T O G G I M N N N S A U E N D O E M A N Y E S S A I M L N N A F R R H A N c E E L N R I D E A J E S U P C S L L T M N O R Y E S N Y E O O F U R A T G D G I O M O A A N S L N R E I R T L G H L A Y D T F T W E N I T I U J Y C N H U R E E E P G N A G I A C N T o E O U M I I S M S L E A U P F T T T H O K G N E A E I T A A C A R S E S Y F O I T N B R E N N I C S K I C G S A 0 M E A T A I A D P P Y C C L H M I S A C G A p N O H A R S O G R L I D N A C R N N D N G A E M M P Y E s I L C A O V E L N L Y E A R B O o K L O N M I D U E A V E L N S A G A I I N D E R B U R M O O A K S G C A R A G E S I L A R N D F MD C A R S T A E R K R N B D E R B I A O T R H E R G A N D S I T N L P C E A R A S T E E T R S T T E Y P F A M H Y L E E U K S H c N U S E T O U R S I L R E N C G C O M A P A Y I N G Y L R A M E Y T I s S T A L I N G E S P Q R T A M M O U I V Z R Y N G E O N Z G O O T F R L N L X Y T O U G N R H A F F R A C E M A C P R o M O M F R R U S T E R R G O T R S L Y R N E P Y R R A H I S H I R I O R S P E A R L E O T U R M E P B A N S T A T A P S C H R V A R S I T Y S S Z E N Y P P M E E R S R T T G O D G u H I T G H A B K w o L S K E I E R I Y o Y C A S B M E A L G I S D S A U S A R p I D S O C 0 Y L E G A R D L N S D H F c B Q S c E X Y F T I R s G F R N H T A s G L I T T L E W O ME N S T Q W R A N Y I s u H T R O O S N K T E R E R O B O A There are 77 items in the above puzzle concerning life here at FHS. How many can YOU find?? TOM MORROW BETTY MURBARGER MARK NEWTON RANDY OLSON ROD PAYNE LARRY EDWARD PEARCE CARL WAYNE PEARCE SANDRA PERRY 52 MELODIE PHELPS AMY PHILLIPS MARANNA PHILLIPS MIKE PICKEL -w MARLA RALEY STEPHEN MARK RUDY TODD WOOD TONY RANDALL GREG RUTLAND PAMELA DIANE SESSIONS BRENDA REED RANDALL SCAMMAHORN WILLIAM SCHRUM BECKY PUTBRESE WALTER RANDALL RIDCLEY SUSAN G. SCHROEDER GREG SMITH CHARLES E. SPITZNER, RANDY STANFORD DWAYNE E. STEELE JR. DEBBIE STOUT TERESA ANN TENNEY LEE ANNE THOMPSON LARRY TIMM 56 BRENDA TOOLEY JANET TURNER BENJAMAS VAEWHONCS STEVE VALBERT SHARI WALKER BILL WALLER TONY WALTERS JOYCE WARREN SAM WICKISER MERYL E. WOODS. JR. KELLY WILKERSON DEBBIE WILLIAMS 57 Student Council The Student Council has put in a lot of hard work to help Flora High School run smoother. They planned lyceums, homecoming day, and had exchange days with other nearby towns. Also, they represented the student body during any formal actions before the school board. During my term as Student Body President, I have felt a strong sense of responsibility. From this, I've learned quite a lot that will help me in the future years to come. I feel that this has been the best year student council has had. Thanks, Mr. Burcham, you sure helped us a lot! (Larry Frost- Student Body President) (First Row L-R) Linda Martin, Ken Wilkerson, Shari Schwaninger, Ginny Sulsberger, Debbie Mattox, Jami Erbach-er, Bob Briscoe. (Second Row L-R) Dave Callahan, Jeff Eastin, Kathy Stanley, Marsha Warren, Debbie Matlock, Susan Stanford, Linda West, Lisa Lane, Mary S eft on, Mr. Burcham, Nancy Zi mm ermann. (Third Row L-R) Harold Martin, Rusty Knapp, Ross Goldstein, Brian Ernest, Terrie Haslett, Brian Lane, Greg Smith, Larry Frost, Mark Burgess, Mike Frost. 60 National Honor Society This year was an act-year for the honor society. They set up concession stands in all the football and basketball games, and had different speakers from the community at the monthly meetings. In the spring, they took an educational trip. The group is sponsered by Mrs. Payne. Seated - Jami Erbacher, Diana Gill, DeAun Kermicle, Mary Sefton, Toni Denton, Amy Phillips, Treasurer Becky Brooks. Standing - Brenda Tooley, Sharon Holland, Greg Jones, Vice-President Mark Newton, President Todd Wood, Mike Johnston, Brent Burgess, Diane Collins, Secretary Brenda Reed. :•'i Seated - Secretary Barbara Phillips, Cathy Phillips, Debbie Wicke, Susan Schwaniger, Chris Stanford, Jane Mitchell, Gina Farris, Joyce Warren, Shari Schwaniger. (First Row L-R) Mr. Elliott, Mrs. Smith, Robin Dabney, President Brenda Burgess, Tammy Vandeveer, Paula Woods, Cindy Hinkle, Susan Peeler, Karen McCann, Donna Henson, Denise Wagner, Tina Walters. (Second Row L-R) Treasurer Tina Cox, Historian Leesa Behnke, Willie Anderson, Dale Sproat, Vice-President Charlie Knight, Debbie Lane, Daren Uebinger, Dawn Rascher, Jay Bassett, Diane Winter-man, Elizabeth Connor. B. L. A. The Future Business Leaders of America, advised by Mr. Elliott and Mrs. Smith, enjoyed such money-making projects this year as selling candy bars and working at the concession stands. The efforts of the group were in accordance with plans made to take a trip to Evansville, Indiana to visit Lock-year Business College. 61 (Row 1 L-R) - Lisa Plumlee. (Row 2 L-R) - Julie Rish, Sharon Holland. (Row 3 L-R) - Jay Bassett, Carolyn Fry. (Row 4 L-R) - Kevin Dawkins, Ken Wilkerson, Asher Wathan, Spencer Cummins, Brad Uebinger, Wallace Utley, Walter Steele, Rhett Kermicle, Randy Ferguson. (Row 5 L-R) - DeAun Kermicle, Renee Stanford, Sharri Koehler Pam Gish, Becky Brooks, Marcie Rice, Kelley Evans, Angela Venable. (Row 6 L-R) - Teresa Krutsinger, Becky Clement, Linda Martin, Robin Oakes, Sandy Kruse, Pam Newton, Pam Collins, Debbie Briscoe. (Row 7 L-R) - Jan Mitchell, Chris Dickerson, Teresa Mason, Sharia Snyder, Barbara Phillips, Dora Thompson, Donna Matlock, Elizabeth Given. (Row 8 L-R) - Sandy Henson, Tammy Griffith, Tina Phillips, Brenda Johnson, Gina Douthit, Carla Lutrell, Pam Henderson, Nancy Bottorff. (Row 9 L-R) - Debbie Mattox, Leah Parks, Thersa Timm, Terri Koehler, Mark Burgess Alison Henson, Dian Winterman, Charlotte Cantrell. (Row 10 L-R) - Dean Randall, Angie Warren, Jeme Koehler, Brain Kidd, Rhonda McVay, Linda Hemphill, Jackie Holan, Greg Jones. (Row 11 L-R) - Daniel Golden, Kim Wilson, Pam King, Rhonda Castleberry, Ted Brent linger, Dawn Rascher, Scott Hockman, Bob Welty. (Row 12 L-R) - Kim Collins, Cheryl Zimmerman, Shari Schwaninger, Susan Stanford, Rusty Knapp, Terry Cobb, Lee Lewis, Clint Green, Leisha Fry, Cathy Phillips. (Row 13 L-R) - John Lusk, Tim Moses, Mike Holland Mike Randall, Kevin Ray, Jim Fry, Doug Corry, Harold Martin, Doug Burroughs, Grant Hilliard, David Rudy, Randy Welge. 63 (Row 14 L-R) - Debbie Lane, Shari Walker, Susan Schwaninger, Chris Stanford, Sheena Lake, Diane Johnson. Future Homemakers Of America Leading the Future Homemakers for the 76-77 year were Pam Sessions, President, with Sharon Holland assisting as Vice-President. Replacing the annual Chili Supper this year was a summer sausage and cheese sale. Profits went toward the yearly Sweetheart Dance. FHA celebrated the holiday season by exchanging gifts and enjoying a pizza party at the Pizza Pit. (Front Row L-R) Mrs. Burgess, Susan Peeler, Cindy Randall, Marti Krutsinger, Janet Colclasure, Joanie Lusk, Julie Atkisson, Alice Sebring, Linda Martin, Lisa Meyers. (Middle Row L-R) Mrs. Martin, Rodger Burgess, Greg Smith, Brian Lane, David Johnson, Diane Johnson, Kim Wilson, Kelley Evans, Vicki Montaya, Thersa Mason, Teresa Hutchens. (Back Row L-R) Mrs. Stine, Susan Schwaninger, Public Relations, Sharon Holland, Vice-President, Chris Stanford, Projects, Shari Walker, Trudy Hanneken, Diana Gill, Tima Cox, Brenda Burgess, Secretary, Gina Harrison, Susan Stanford. (Front Row L-R) Lee Ann Rowe, Carla Sehie, Jan Manner, Julie Coble, Debbie Klein, Debbie Williams, Rachelle Schmidt, Historian. (Middle Row L-R) Terri Koehler, Debbie Briscoe, Diane Uebinger, Jerrie Koehler, Lorean Goff, Rhonda Persinger, Dana McDaniel, Rhonda Boyer. (Back Row L-R) Marla Raley, Beverly Perrine, Nancy Hemphill, Brenda Persinger, Tammy Casolari, Vickie Edmison, Joann McCracken, Kathy Coble. 64 FFA In February of 1977 FFA seniors planned a trip to Louisville, Kentucky, where they participated in the national tractor pull. They have also been active in crop and seed judging, land use, grain and poultry, parliamentary procedure, mechanics and speaking contests and shows as well. Some of the local spring activities include a fishing rodeo and the annual parent-student banquet. (First Row L-R) Mr. Wheeler, Reporter Steve Pearce, Treasurer Mike Pickel, Secretary Asher Wathan, President Ed Pearce, Sentinel Wayne Pearce, Vice-President Randy Welge. (Second Row L-R) Tom Leak, Troy Payne, Ben Golden, Brenda Burgess, Debbie Klein. (Third Row L-R) Kevin Glassford, Gary Bumgarner, Bob Briscoe, Raymond Thomason, Joanni Lusk, Elizabeth Connors, Gail Williams, Mark Ruger. (Fourth Row L-R) Marc Russell, Lee Lewis, Tony McAllister, Doug Slagley, David Windle, Russell Beard. (Fifth Row L-R) Mike Winka, Anthony McAllister, David Williams, Walter Steele, Rick Vincent, Robin Windle, Mark Harrell. (Sixth Row L-R) Frank Goodman, Tom Winters, Larry Rinehart, Roger McGrew, Scott Welge. (Seventh Row L-R) Jeff Ruger, Kevin Steele, Mike Frost, John Lusk, Willie Anderson, David Nash, Tom McAllister, Rick Thompson. 65 Quill A n d Scroll (First Row L-R) - Susan Schroeder, Editor, Brenda Johnson, Sandy Kruse, Sheryl Scherer, Diane Uebinger. (Second Row L-R) - Miss Stallard, Jay Bassett, Kim Wilson, Kelley Evans, Barbara Phillips. (Third Row L-R) -Randall Ridgley, Raymond Thomason. (Row 1 L-R) - Sandy Henson, Brenda Burgess, Randy Olson, Randall Ridgley, Diane Johnson, Greg Jones, Diane Johnson, Greg Jones, Diana Gill Charlotte Cantrell. (Row 2)- Mr. Lee, Advisor. Any junior or senior in the upper one-third of his class and who has completed superior work in the field of journalism is eligible for membership in the honorary organization of QUILL and SCROLL. A national honorary society, QUILL and SCROLL is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Harstan Dedication and determination represented the qualities of the members of the HARSTAN staff this year. Many long hours and a lot of hard work were donated by staff members in order to produce a memorable yearbook for all. Advised by Miss Stallard, members of the HARSTAN staff attended the fall conference meeting of ISHSPA in Champaign which offered many good ideas in producing the FHS yearbook. F. J. A. Under the guidance of advisor Mr. Steven Lee, the Future Journalists of America Club membership is open to any student with an interest in journalism in high school, or to aid in the pursuit of a career. The primary purpose of the organization is to promote and further the student's interest in the field of journalism. (First Row L-R) Karen Steele, Diana Gill, Charlotte Cantrell, President Sandy Henson. (Second Row I R) Mr. Lee, Randall Ridgley, Greg Jones, Vice-President Diana Johnson, Randy Welge, Randy Olson, Secretary Brenda Burgess. Locust Log Flora's finest newspaper, LOCUST LOG is open to membership for any high school student who has at least completed one semester of a journalism class. Published every three weeks, the LOCUST LOG offers fun and excitement of newspaper writing and reporting as well as educationally relevant experiences for those students interested in journalism. (First Row L-R) Mr. Lee, Karen Steele, Diana Gill, Sharia Cantrell, Sandy Henson. (Second Row L-R) Randall Ridgley, Greg Jones, Diane Johnson, Randy Welge, Editor Randy Olson, Brenda Burgess. 67 (First Row L-R) Frau Davis, Angie Warren, Joy Callahan, Vickie Cricelli, Tina Phillips, Susan Stanford, Jack Er-bacher. (Second Row L-R) Margaret Trousdale, Alice Searing, Rhonda McVay, Pam Gish, Tonjia Colclasure, Tammy Vandeveer, Jackie Holan, Carla Lutrell, Robin Oakes, Mike Holland, Kay Newton, Pam Collins. (Third Row L-R) Ja Manner, Sheryl Scherer, Kathy Stanley, Kelley Evans, Kim Wilson, Scott Hockman, Bryn Land, Kevin Cantrell, Danny Pifer. (Fourth Row L-R) Sandy Kruse, Laurie Snyder, Julia Rish, Teresa Mason, Leisha Fry, Randy Pifer, Greg McDaniel. (Fifth Row L-R) Teal Colclasure, Phillip Corry, Randy Burgess, Bill O'Dell, Randy Hudgins. (Sixth Row L-R) Jay Brooks, Jeff Enlow, Tom Hanneken, Bob Briscoe, Mark Jones, Kevin Ray, Scott Welge. (Seventh Row L-R) Terry Cobb, Mark Burgess, Troy Stanley. a C n 1 i u s b h The FHS Spanish Club met every second Monday night to play games and have a good time. For the students who could not attend the nightly meetings, Mrs. Dorothy Davis, known to the students as Frau, holds a bingo day in class. The games, all in Spanish, are played with a prize of candy for the winner. One president is elected out of each class and he or she collects money for the candy prize. (First Row L-R) Tammy Brown, Frau Davis, Sandy Henson, Karen Grove, Debbie Cook, Sharia Henson. (Second Row L-R) Toni Cooper, Marie Hunt, Karen Steele, Lisa Lane. (Third Row L-R) Sandy Cox, Sammie Wickiser, Shari Walker, Teri Nations, Phyllis Nix, Lisa McLain, Jane C: ibaugh. (Fourth Row L-R) Karen Winka, Nancy Bottoroff, Pam Henderson, Dave Callahan, Steve Woolever, David Boyer. (Fifth Row L-R) Tina Walters, Tima Cox, Dennise Williams, Susie Snyder, Andy McGehee. (Sixth Row L-R) Diane Ue-binger, Beth Putbrese, Karen Uebinger, Kyra Schroeder, 68 Robbin Dabney. Chorus For those involved in Chorus class, the music has a special meaning to them, whether as a way of life, or just for plain enjoyment. This year's spring musical, Annie Get Your Gun, provided new and exciting experiences for vocal and drama classes as well. Members of the 1976-77 FHS Choir are: Charles Knight, Gina Douthit, Mark Burgess, Kathy Stanley, Dawn Ras-cher, Jackie Holon, Marsha Warren, Melodie Phelps, Brenda Burkett, Brenda Persinger, Kevin Dawkins, Dean Randall, John Casolari, Mel Bonne 11, Teresa Krutsinger, Shelly Schmidt, Debbie Briscoe, Diane Johnson, Terrie Koehler, Debbie Shreffler, Jerrie Koehler, Liz Ann Brandon, Gina Farris, Barbara Leak, Beth Putbrese, Pam Berger, Pamela Henderson, Sandy Kruse, Joanne McCracken, Robin Oakes, Laura Snyder, Renee Stanford, Angela Warren, Terry Carpenter, Mike Henson, Jan Mitchell, Benjamas Vaewhongs, Brenda Cantrell, Vernon Carter, Mike Caudle, Tony Doty, Elizabeth Given, Glenda Lauderback, Debbie Mattox, Brad Uebinger, Barbara Wheeler, Lisa Humphrey, Susan Merritt, Julia Rish, Kyra Schroeder, Wallace Utley, De Aun Kermicle, and Jeff Haynes. 69 Science Club These schooled scientists plan a relaxing activity to Busch Stadium in St. Louis to watch a Cardinal baseball game. Sponsored by Mr. Larry Rinehart, the group's money-making project consisted of selling calendars. Presiding over the club is president Robert Smith. Front Row (L - R) - Elizabeth Given, Sharon Holland, Diana Collins, Sandy Henson, Terry Nation, Brenda Cantrell, Gina Douthit. Middle Row (L - R) - Mr. Rinehart, Mike Johnson, Don Dulaney, Larry Frost, Eddie Knapp, Greg Jones, Randy Olson, Mark Newton, Todd Wood, Dean McCaleb. Back Row (L - R) - Rusty Knapp, Harold Martin, Tom Clark, John Hardin, Randy Welge, Brent Burgess, David Boyer, Bill Knapp, Tim Eastin, President Bob Smith. 70 Math Club Above average interest in mathematical endeavors characterizes the student who enjoys membership in the Math Club. Advised by Mrs. Spitz -ner, it is the purpose of the club's members to pursue information which would not be covered in regular math classes. The qualification for membership is that the student be enrolled in Algebra II. Row 1 (L-R) Karen Winka, Kim Collins, Treasurer Mary Sefton, Brenda Cantrell. Row 2 (L-R) Sandy Henson, Mona Etchison, Sharia Snyder, Sharon Holland, Diana Collins. Row 3 (L-R) Bob Smith, Bill Knapp, Tim Moses, Brent Burgess. Row 4 (L-R) Mrs. Spitzner, Karen McCann, Secretary Greg Jones, President Mark Newton, Todd Wood, Program Chairman Mike Johnston, Vice-President Dean Me Caleb. Mu Alpha Theta Nationally knowrn, Mu Alpha Theta is an honorary club recognizing students here at FHS. These students have special interest and wish to further their acquaintance with the mathematical field. Members must have an overall B average plus excel in math. The group is advised by Mrs. Spitzner. Row 1 (L-R) Mary Sefton, Sharon Holland, Diana Collins, DeAun Kermicle. Row 2 (L-R) Todd Wood, Mark Newton, Greg Jones, Mike Johnston, Mrs. Spitzner. 71 Lettermen Admission to the Lettermen's Club requires a student to earn a letter in a team sport which may be earned by playing one year on a varsity team. For their money-making project this year, FHS Lettermen sold sock caps and subscriptions to the magazine PREP-ALL AMERICAN. Row 1 (L-R) Brent Burgess, Tim Eastin, Tony Randall, Harold Martin, Tim Moses, David Boyer, Mike Warren, Row 2 (L-R) Asher Wathan, Tom Clark, Jack Etchison, Ross Goldstein, Grant Hilliard, Raymond Thomason, Rex E. Fitch, Mr. O'Dell. Row 3 (L-R) Eddie Knapp, Todd Wood, Larry Frost, Ted Brentlinger, David Rudy, Brian Ernest, Dean McCaleb, Mr. Miglin. Row 4 (L-R) Randy Welge, Don Dulaney, Jeff Harvey, Mike Frost, John Casolari, Danny Pifer. 72 3 Letterwomen has played a huge part in and candy. The funds were ice packs. The FHS Letter- women chose Diane Hemphill for President, Jane Grubaugh - Vice President, Diana Gill - Secretary, and Lisa Lane - Treasurer. ---------------------------------------------------- Sponsor, Mrs. Cathy Wright, is pleased to announce this year that the Letterwomen money-making projects. This consisted of selling mums for homecoming, candles, used to buy a refrigerator for the girls' athletic department where they plan to store Front (L -R) - Ginny Sulsberger, Marsha Warren, Lisa Plumlee, Sharon Holland, Jane Wolfe, Georgia Thomason Middle Row (L - R) - Mona Etchison, Sharon Moats, President Diane Hemphill, Linda Martin, Eleanor Wilkerson, Back Row (L - R) - Trudy Hanneken, Vice President Jane Grubaugh, Secretary Diana Gill, Jami Erbacher 73 Class Of 1978 Advised this year by Mr. Larry Rinehart and Miss Jane Stallard, the junior class elected Debbie Mattox -President, Susan Schwaninger - Vice President and Chris Stanford - Secretary Treasurer. The class' efforts were rewarded this year in that they received second place for this year's homecoming float. Also, they were responsible for the annual Junior - Senior Prom, which they chose ,rMore Than A Feeling for their theme. To finance their endeavors, the juniors sold magazines. Willie Anderson Greg Bant a Russell Beard Leesa Behnke Randy Block Melanie Bonnell David Boyer Ted Brentlinger Tammy Brown Brent Bullard Brenda Burgess Brenda Burkett Dale Butler Brenda Cantrell Charlotte Cantrell Vicki Carrell Vernon Carter Darrell Cartright John Casolari Rhonda Castleberry Mike Caudle Janet Colclasure Kim Collins Robert Compton Cindy Cook Sam Cook Toni Cooper Vickie Cooper Sandra Cox Tima Cox Robbin Dabney Kevin Dannells Cindy Deain Tony Doty Gina Douthit 75 Debra Dulaney Don Dulaney Jim Dunnigan Richard Enlow Jack Etc hi son Mona Etchison Sue Feagans Randy Ferguson Debra Forth Diane Forth Mike Frost Don Fry Daniel Gill Elizabeth Given Ross Goldstein Marty Greenwood Karen Grove John Hardin Mark Harrell Sherry Hart Jeff Haynes Dana Marie Hayes Tammy Haslett Jeff Harvey Sandy Henson Connie Hilliard Cindy Hinkle Mike Horton Marie Hunt Teresa Hutchens Diane Johnson David Ketzner Tony Kesterson Bill Knapp Eddie Knapp Rusty Knapp After returning from the snow days, Ed McCracken and Kathy Coble tackle their way through another day of school. 7b Charles Knight Kim Lagle | ! 1 I I 1 I Sheena Lake Debbie Lane Paul Loehr Glenda Lauderback Joanie Lusk Karen McCann Randy Me Grew Roger McGrew Lisa McLain Harold Martin David Matteson Deborah Mattox Lee Melton Betsy Merritt Tim Moses Lisa Myers Brenda Nash Terry Nation Kathy Nease Jim Neff Phyllis Nix Patty Oestreich Danny Payne Vickie Pemberton Charleen Perrine Barbara Phillips Rem Phillips Ronnie Raley Bruce Randall Dawn Rascher Kevin Ridgeway David Rudy Susan Schwaninger Mary Smith Robert Smith Sharia Snyder Dale Sproat Carrol Stanford Chris L. Stanford Linda Stanford Karen Steele Kevin Steele Steven Storkle Ginny Sulsberger Georgia Thomason Raymond Thomason Nanci Thompson Kim Tolliver Brad Trago Brad Uebinger Diane Uebinger Richard Vincent Mike Warren Georgianna Waters Barbara Wheeler Debbie Wicke Sherye Williams Beverly Williams Amy Wilson Terry Windle Karen Winka Diane Winterman Tom Winters Jane Wolfe Paula Woods Steve Woolever Nancy Zimmerman 78 Class Of 1979 Pictured (L-R) are the Sophmore class officers, vice-president Dave Nash, president Dave Callahan, and secretary-treasurer Greg McDaniels. Most of these students, while tackling their required subject of Consumer Economics, adjusted to their first experience behind the wheel in Driver's Education. Randy Abner Mike Anderson Julie Atkisson John Baird Janet Beard Joe Beck Rhonda Boyer Liz Ann Brandon Debbie Briscoe Robert Briscoe Gary Bumgarner Mark Burgess Randy Burgess Dave Callahan James Casolari Diane Caudle Kerrie Clark Kathy Coble Teal Colclasure Mark Coleman Lorie Conard Elizabeth Conners Doug Corry Vicky Cricelli Kathy Cruse Donna Curtis Randy Dawkins Teresa Deain Kevin Dunnigan Mark Dunnigan David Eastin Leon Eastin Jeff Enlow Jack Erbacher Gina Farris 79 Dusty Fatheree Lydia Fitzjarrald Leisha Fry Lori Goff Ben Golden Tammy Griffith Ann Guinn Teresa Hammack Gary Hamden Donna Henson Randy Hudgins Lisa Humphrey Lisa Jay Marty Johnson Scott Kermicle David Knapp Jerri Koehler Terri Koehler Marti Krutsinger Bob Krutsinger Teresa Krutsinger Lisa Lane Regina Lawrence Barbara Leak Alan Lemons Ellen Lytle Alan McCormick Dana McDaniel Greg McDaniel Andy McGehee Daniel McGrew Allen McKnelly Teresa Mason Susan Merritt Vicki Montaya David Nash 80 Sophomore Wayne Workman, working diligently in class. Malinda Nattier Bill O' Dell Steve Pearce Susan Peeler Ruth Pennington Brenda Persinger Rhonda Persinger Cathy Phillips Danny Pifer Randy Pifer Lisa Plumlee Beth Putbrese Greg Raley Cindy Randall Dean Randall Kevin Ray Linda Reed Julia Rish Pete Robinson Jeff Ruger Veryl Rutger Becky Rutland Sheryl Scherer Shelly Schmidt Kyra Schroeder Alice Sebring James Shrum Jeffrey Skiles Susie Synder Chris Spitzner Kathy Stanley Teresa Steele Rick Thompson Daniel Tolliver Tim Tolliver Margaret Trousdale 81 Karen Uebinger Tammy Vandeveer Angela Venable Billy Waggoner Denise Wagner Kent Waller Randall Wathan Tina Walters Sharon Walsh Marsha Warren Joe Weccele Brenda Williams Denise Williams Robin Windle Wayne Workman Bonnie Burge Jeff Clark Rick Colclasure Karen Conner Terry Durre Frank Felty Lisa Hurd Leon Lemons John Lusk Ed McCracken Spencer Perry Bill Rinehart Scott Shehom Gary Shreffler Wally Utley Scott Weldge Lisa Young PHOTOS UNAVAILABLE 52 Class Of 1980 Beginning their high school career at FHS, the freshman class elected Becky Clement, vice-president, Shari Schwaninger, president, and Linda West, secretary-treasurer. Advised by Miss Sue VonBurg and Mr. Charles Buchanan, the freshmen entered their first float in the Homecoming of 1976. Richard Atkisson Mary Kay Ayers Jay Bassett John Beck Carol Bennett Pam Berger Rick Branham Carla Brissenden Jay Brooks Bob Brown Debra Brown Mike Burdine Doug Burroughs Joy Callahan Kevin Cantrell Tammy Casolari Mary Castleberry Jeanette Clark Sandra Clark Becky Clement Terry Cobb Julie Coble Tonjia Colclasure Pam Collins Cathy Conard 83 u J Phillip Corry Spencer Cummins Kevin Curtis Terry Davis Janna Dawkins Ted Devore Chris Dickinson Faye Drake Michelle Duke Pam Dulaney Jeff Eastin T. C. Eastin Vicki Edmison Terry Eklund Clark Ellis Keith England Kelley Evans Tyler Fopay Tina Ford Carolyn Fry Nathan Fry Brian Gansauer Pam Gish Kevin Glassford Daniel Golden Terri Goodwin Clint Green Randy Green James Greenwood Sam Guerrattaz Tom Hanneken Regina Harrison Terri Haslett John Haycock Dottie Hayes Linda Hemphill Nancy Hemphill Pam Henderson Alan Henson Alison Henson 84 Scott Hoc km an Jackie Holan Mike Holland Ed Huston Ken Jennings Brenda Johnson Mark Johnson James Jones Mark Jones Tammy Jones Rhett Kermicle Bryan Kidd Lisa Kincaid Pam King Carla Kirkman Mike Knapp Sherrie Koehler Sandra Kruse DeAnn Lagle Cheri Laughlin Bryan Land Tom Leak Scott Lee Lee Lewis Carla Lutrell Anthony McAllister Tony McAllister Doug McDannel Robbie McKnight Rhonda McVay Jan Manner Brenda Marlow Linda Martin Donna Matlock Danna Misenhimer Kay Newton Robin Oakes Tom Owens Leah Parks Becky Payne 85 Troy Payne Beth Peeler 86 Beverly Perrine Becky Phelps Barbara Phillips Cindy Phillips Tina Phillips Mike Randall Angie Reynolds Carla Reynolds Marcie Rice Andy Ridgeway Maggie Robertson Perry Robinson Robert Rodgers Karen Rooney Wesley Ross Lee Ann Rowe Mark Ruger Gerald Rutger Bev Schoonover Shari Schwainger Carol Scott Carla Sehie Scott Shehom Doug Slagley Barbara Smith Gary Smith Tim Smith Laurie Snyder Renee Stanford Susan Stanford Troy Stanley Walter Steele Vicki Strange Walter Tenney Dora Thompson Judy Tidwell Theresa Timm Bill Tolliver Tina Tolliver Pam Tooley Chip Venable Angie Warren Shirley Warren Bill Weccele Glenda West Linda West Jeff White Ken Wilkerson David Windle Mike Winka Diane Woods Ricky Woods Bruce Workman David Williams Gail Williams Raymond Williams Kim Wilson Chris Worthey Cheryl Zimmerman ------------ PHOTOS UNAVAILABLE Dale Bennett Randall Clark Wally Cox Debbie Fincher Clayton Green Joanne McCracken Paul Peeler Marc Russell Debra Shreffler Danny Strange Debra Strange Sandra Strange 87 % % [fill fflffj fisfl finfflO (1) Setting on the sidelines are some of the FHS Wolves waiting to rip up the Law-renceville Indians. (2) With a superhuman effort, the Wolves ball carrier urges to score a touchdown at the Homecoming game against Red Hill. (3) The Wolves smash Red Hill with the final touchdown. (4) Half a step faster than the Edwards County line, Flora linebackers charge through to sack yet, another quarterback. 90 Tradition, pride, and an awful lot of guts carried the varisty football team through the season. Coach Kane and his team tried to make it on the NEC, but unfortunately lost to Mt. Carmel and Carmi. The varsity finished the season with a 7 and 2 record. Mr. Peterson and Mr. Miglin were the assistants through the successful season. (Front L-R) - Grant Hilliard, Dusty Fatheree, Tony Walters, Wallace Utley, Robin Windle, Tim Tolliver, Joe Anderson, Brian Ernest, Mike Warren, James Casolari, Jack Etchison, Harold Martin, Tim Kane (Middle L-R) -Randy Pifer, Dennis Goodman, David Knapp, John Casolari, Kevin Ridgeway, Rick Thompson, Robert Krutsinger, Rusty Knapp, Ted Brentlinger, Tom Clark, Tim Moses, Ross Goldstein, Dean McCaleb, David Boyer, Danny Pifer (Back L-R) - Coach Kane, John Lusk, Steve Rudy, Andy McGehee, Jack Erbacher, Kevin Ray, Doug Corry, Randy Dawkins, David Henson, Larry Frost, Jeff Harvey, Don Dulaney, David Rudy, Benjamin Golden, Coach Peterson, Coach Miglin. a.) Coach Kane plans a perfect smash for a 56-0 score, b.) It's a major break through with a huddle to knock the opponents down! c.) Junior, Jeff Harvey, makes a strategic run against a defensive Edwards County player, d.) Enthusiasim is well in the air with the FHS varsity cheerleaders backing the team, e.) The Flora Wolves undergo great disappointment as the referee signal's Fairfield's ball. a.) Senior, Todd Wood, is faced with an immediate decision, b.) Controlling the game, varsity player Harold Martin brings the ball up court, c.) Leaping high in the air, Jeff Harvey fights to charge for a basket, d.) With unequaled body control, Mark Newton goes for a lay up. e.) It's a mad scramble for Junior, David Boyer as he fights for the ball against a Vandalia opponent. a.) Although a Carmi opponent climbs at his side, Todd Wood has control of the ball. b.) As a tournament Devil player attempts a block, Randy Olsen and Harold Martin form great team work by carrying the ball through to make a successful point for the Flora Wolves, c.) Mark Newton sneaks past an Ace. d.) Guarding the ball, Todd Wood readies to make a pass, e.) JV Team Front (L - R) - Ben Golden, Andy McGehee, Jack Er-bacher, Dusty Fatheree, Tim Tolliver, Terry Windle, David Boyer, Danny Pifer Back Row (L - R) -Mr. Terry Chappell, Randy Pifer, Bob Krutsinger, Ed Knapp, Don Dulaney, Darrell Cartright, Ted Brentlinger, and Mr. Mick Peterson. • • b.) Going up for a two point lead against the Mt. Carmel Aces, c.) Junior, Harold Martin springs into action to grasp a rebound, d.) It takes teamwork from David Boyer and Harold Martin to keep the ball out of the Ace's hands, e.) Varsity Team Front (L - R) - Terry Windle, Ted Brentlinger, Dusty Fatheree, John Casolari, Ed Knapp, David Boyer, and Harold Martin. Back (L - R) -Coach Mick Peterson, Jeff Harvey, Don Dulaney, Mike Frost, Darrell Cartright, Randy Olson, Mark Newton, Todd Wood, and Coach George Tolar. Coached by Mr. O'Dell, the 1976 boys track team won first place in the Clay County Invitational track meet. 1. Charles Krutsinger 2. Jay Moses 3. Jeff Harvey 4. David Boyer 5. Mark Clark v % (Row 1 L-R) - Bruce Brown, Wayne McKnight, Charles Krutsinger, Roy Stanford, Dean McCaleb, Darrell Cartright, Mike Warren, Randy Hudgins, Don Hinman, Jeff Haynes, Raymond Thomason, Kevin Steele, Bruce Randall, Darrell Boyer, Rich Morray, Rick Owens, John Randall, Bud Rodger (Row 2 L-R) - Randy Harrgis, Dennis Sebring, John Casolari, Mark Newton, Rex Fitch, Mark Clark, Randy Dawkins, Ben Golden, David Boyer, Brian Ernest, Andy Knapp, Jeff Harvey, Doug Corry, Mark Coleman, Tony Randall Charles Krutsinger Mike Warren Leisha Fry Meredith McGehee Featuring the high pointers in the FHS '76 girl's track this year were Kala Cantrell with a 12.3 in the 100 yard dash, Robbin Dabney with a 66.7 in the 440 yard dash, and Lisa Lane with a 234.8 in the 880 yard dash. The relay team which consisted of Kala Cantrell, Robbin Dabney, Diana Collins, and Debra Cook set a new record of 57.4. Other records were set in long jump, shot putt, and the discus throw. Lisa Lane Robin Dabney (Front L-R) - Rhonda Castleberry, Georgia Thomason, Kim Collins, Marla Raley, Diana Collins, Debbie Cook, Donna Henson, Rhonda Boyer, Teresa Deain, Cindy Deain, Charlotte Cantrell, Leisha Fry (Back L-R) - Diane Hemphill, Kala Cantrell, Susan Snyder, Lisa Plumlee, Karen Knight, Lisa Lane, Robin Dabney, Meredith McGehee, Trudy Zimmerman, Marsha Warren, Sheena Lake, Jane Wolfe, Sharon Holland Mona Etchison (Front L-R) - Mona Etchison, Linda Martin, Kathy Stanley, Carla Brissenden, Terry Nations, Nancy Zimmerman, Liz Anne Brandon, Julia Rish (Back L-R) - Diane Hemphill, Leisha Fry, Nancy Bottoroff, Jane Grubaugh, Tammy Haslett, Lisa Lane, Dawn Rasher, Mrs. Wright Linda Martin Leisha Fry Tammy Haslett nirnim In it's third year as a varisty sport, golf is growing in strength and popularity at FHS. Sharia Snyder, the only girl on the team, is doing great along with low scorers Rex Fitch and Asher Wathan. Golfers from FHS - we're proud of you! (Front L-R) - Mike Randall, Ed Knapp, Dean Randall, Asher Wathan, Rex Fitch, Coach Frank Shack (Back L-R) - James Greenwood, Brian Gansaur, Tom Owens, Sharia Snyder. 25 Mike Randall Sharia Snyder Rex Fitch Tom Owens (Front L-R) - Rick Thompson, James Casolari, Leon Eastin, James Shrum, Robin Windle, Andy McGehee (Back Row) - Veryl Rutger, Tom Winter, John Baird, Jeff Clark, Bob Krutsinger, Mr. Buchanan 101 The girls were selected by a panel of various students and teachers and were judged in such areas as gymnastics, participation in cheers and sportsmanship qualities. Both varsity and J.V. squads attended a five day cheerleading camp this past summer. The squads were honored having brought home various awards. Included in these awards was a Spirit Stick and Super Squad award as well. Advised by Mrs. Smith, the girls sponsored such money-making activities as a carwash and a dance in order to pay for their uniforms. a.) JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD: Pam King, Susan Stanford, Linda Martin, Marsha Warren, Shari Schwaninger. Spirit and enthusiasm are words traditionally used when speaking of cheerleaders. .. and our girls at FHS certainly live up to that tradition! ■ ' VARSITY 28 14 28 12 14 32 28 56 28 VARSITY FLORA FOOTBALL Effingham Carmi Salem Mt. Carmel Lawrenceville Fairfield Red Hill Edwards Co. Olney Olney Salem Red Hill Lawrencevil] Carmi lie r V Effingha FLORA BASKETBALL Fairfield Salem Carmi Olney (OT| St. Anthorf Venice Apnticello Wtopolis « ing JRsTe: Mt. C 4 hon - eHo alis ___ am itopolis ngham Tenceville Carmel 4 ,Vandalia m Windsor Windsor Noko Mis Red Hill Newton (OT) Mt. Carmel Olney Carmi V r VARSITY 5 7 1 3 3 2 0 6 4 5 5 6 4 9 5 FLORA BASEBALL Red Hill Lawrenceville Fairfield Fairfield Salem Salem Teutopolis Yorkville Morris Morris St. Anthony St. Anthony Carmi Olney Fairfield Olney Edwards Co. Dieterich Lawrenceville Newton Grayville Effingham Bluford Mt. Vemon FLORA TENNIS Salem Fairfield Teutopolis Newton Newton Mattoon Decatur Eisenjfl Olney VuJ ia atopolis 104 FLORA TRACK Charleston Effingham Centralia Olney-Tri (2nd) Fairfield Red Hill Louisville Salem Inv. (5th) Newton Clay Coun. Olenv Tiger Relays (4th) Louisville NEC (3rd) District (3rd) FLORA GIRLS TRACK St. Anthony Olney Louisville Salem Carmi Newton Olney Teutopolis Farina 69 64 1 2-181 2 FLORA GOLF Centralia Fairfield Newton District (5th) FLORA GIRLS VOLLEYBALL McLeans boro Clay City Kinmundy Farina LaGrove Cisne LouisviHe Garmi Newton (Salem C4AMENT- (1st) ior Varsity Congratulations, girls, to you and your fine coach, Miss Mary Jo Hill. FHS is extremely proud of you all! Diane Hemphill goes up against a North Clay opponent. For girls' sports this year, volleyball has been quite a thrilling and exciting event. The season started out with a daily routine of exercise and drill. Many girls found their skills challenged and strengthened after many games before realizing that they were a mighty and powerful team. The J.V. team consisted of Linda West, Glenda West, Lori Goff, Tina Walters, Lei-sha Fry, Donna Henson, Nancy Zimmerman, Mel Bonnell, Tammy Haslett, and Cindy Deain. These girls ended the season with a great record of 10-4. The Varsity squad can be extremely proud of a job well done. The team consisted of twelve members: Kyra Schro-eder, Lisa Lane, Mona Etch-ison, Ginny Sulsberger, Sharia Snyder, Sharon Holland, Diane Hemphill, Diana Gill, Carla McGrew, Norma East-in, Amy Phillips, and Jane Grubaugh. As the competition got tough, so did these seemingly unbeatable twelve who held an 18 match winning streak. Among other victories, they captured first place at both the Harrisburg Invitational and the District Tournament here at FHS. Advancing still farther they went on to take top honors in the sectionals at Albion. 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AGAIN, YOUR SUPPORT IS APPRECIATED. — THANK YOU 120 Index Abner, Randy 79 Abner, Tom 24 Anderson, Joe 40, 91 Anderson, Mike 79 Anderson, Willie 61, 65, 75 Ashley, Julie 83 Atkinson, Julie 32, 64, 75 Baird, Jim Mr. 26 Baird, John 79, 101 Banta, Greg 75 Bassett, Jay 33, 61, 62, 66, 83 Beard, Janet 79 Beard, Pamela 40 Beard, Russell 65, 75 Beck, Joe 79, 80 Beck, John 83 Beck, Olive Behnke, Leesa 61, 75 Bennett, Carol 83 Bennett, Dale Bennett, Mary Berger, Pam 33, 83 Berry, Bill Mr. 26 Birk, Paul Mr. 23, 26 Billingsley, Rick 97 Block, Randy 75 Bradham, Rick 83 Brandon, Liz Ann 79, 99 Brentlinger, Ted 63, 75, 83, 91, 95 Brewer, Walter Mr. 31 Briscoe, Deborah 62 , 64 , 79 Briscoe, Robert 65, 68, 79 Brissenden, Carla 83, 99 Brooks,Becky 33, 40, 61, 62 Brooks, Jay 33, 68, 83 Brown, Bod 60 Brown, Bruce 97 Brown, Debra 83 Brown, Tammy 68, 75 Bonne 11, Melanie 75 Bottorff, Nancy 75 Boyer, Darrell 97 Boyer, David 68, 70, 75, 83, 91, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97 Boyer, Rhonda Lynn 64, 79, 98 Buchanan, Charles Mr. 26, 101 Bumgarner, Gary 65, 71 Burcham, Stan Mr. 25 Burdine, Mike 83 Burge, Bonnie Burge, Gary Burgess, Brenda 32, 61, 64, 65, 67, 75 Burgess, Brent 40 , 61, 70 , 71, 83 Burgess, Lucy Mrs. 26, 64 Burgess, Mark 60, 63, 68, 79 Burgess, Randy 68, 79 Burgess, Rodger, 40, 64 Burkett, Brenda 75 Burro ugh, Doug 63, 83 Bute, Robert Mr. 31 Butler, Dale 75 Callahan, Dave 60, 68, 79 Callahan, Joy 68, 83 Cantrell, Brenda 70, 71, 75 Cantrell, Charlotte 63, 67, 75, 98 Cantrell, Kala 98 Cantrell, Kevin 68, 83 Carpenter, Terry 40 Carrell, Vicki 75 Carter, Vernon 75 Cartwright, Darrell 75, 94, 95, 97 Casolari, James 79, 91, 101 Casolari, John 33, 75, 83, 91, 94, 95, 97 Casolari, Tammy 64, 83 Castleberry, Mary 83 Castleberry, Rhonda 63, 75, 98 Caudle, Diane 79 Caudle, Mike 75 Chao, Kim 26 Chappell, Terry Mr. 94 Childers, Tracy 40 Clark, Debbie 40 Clark, Jeanette 83 Clark, Jeff 101 Clark, Karrie 79 Clark, Mark 40 , 96 , 97 Clark, Nancy Mrs. 23, 26 Clark, Randall Clark, Sandra 83 Clark, Tom 70, 83, 91 Claypool, Peggy Mrs. 24 Clement, Becky 62, 83 Clowers, Jim 40 Cobb, Terry Lee 63, 68, 83 Coble, David Mr. 31 Coble, Julie 64 , 76 , 79 Coble, Peggy 40 Colclasure, Janet 75 Colclasure, Richard Colclasure, Teal 68, 79 Colclasure, Tonjia 83 Cole, Goldie Mrs. 31 Coleman, Mark 79, 97 Coleman, T.E., Mr. 25 Collins, Diana 37, 61, 70, 98, 102 Collins, Kim 63, 71, 75, 98 Collins, Pam 62, 68, 83 Compton, Robert 75 Conard, Cathy 83 Conard, Lorie 79 Conner, Elizabeth 61, 65, 79 Conner, Karen Cook, Cindy 75 Cook, Debra 41, 98 Cook, Sam 75 Cooper, Toni 68, 75 Cooper, Vicki 75 Corry, Doug 63, 79, 91, 97 Corry, Phillip, 68, 84 Cox, Sandra 68, 75 Cox, Tima 61, 64, 68, 75 Cox, Wally Cricelli, Vicky 68, 79 Cruse, Kathy 33, 79 Cummins, Spencer 62, 84 Curtis, Donna 79 Curtis, Kevin 84 Cycholl, Jan Mrs. 24 Dabney, Robin 61, 68, 75, 98, 102 Dannells, Bill 75 Daugherty, Kim 10, 41, 102 Davis, Dorothy, Mrs. 26, 68 Davis, Jim, Mr. 31 Davis, Paula Davis, Terry 84 Dawkins, Jana 84 Dawkins, Kevin 41, 62 Dawkins, Randy 79, 91, 97 Deain, Cindy 75, 98 Deain, Teresa 79, 98 Denton, Toni 41, 61 Devore, Ted 33, 84 Dickinson, Chris 62, 84 Doty, Tony 75 Douthit, Gina 63, 70, 75 Drake, Faye 33, 84 Dugger, Robert Duke, Michelle 84 Dulaney, Cleta, Mrs. 25 Dulaney, Debra 76 Dulaney, Don 70, 76, 83, 91, 94 Dulaney, Pam 84 Dunnigan, Jim 76 Dunnigan, Kevin 79 Dunnigan, Mark 79 Durre, Allen 41 Durre, Terry Eastin, Brett Eastin, David 79 Eastin, Jeff 60, 84 Eastin, Leon 79, 101 Eastin, Norma 41 Eastin, Tim 41, 70, 83 Eastin, Topper 84 Edmison, Vicki 64, 84 Eklund, Terry 84 Elliott, Robert, Mr. 27, 61 Ellis, Clark 84 England, Keith 84 Enlow, Jeff 68, 79 Enlow, Richard 76 Erbacher, Betty, Mrs. 25 Erbacher, Jack 68, 79, 91, 94 Erbacher, Jami 10, 41, 60, 61, 102 Ernest, Brian 41, 60 , 83 , 91, 97 Etchison, Jac’- 7 83, 91 Etchison, Mona 71,76, Evans, Kelly 62, tw. 66, 68, 84, 124 Farris, Gina 61, 64, 79 Fatheree, Dusty 80 , 91, 94 , 95 Feagans, Sue 76 Felty, Frank Ferguson, Randy 62, 76 Fincher, Debbie Fitch, Rex 41, 83, 97, 100 Fitzjarrald, Lydia 80 Fopay, Jon Fopay, Joe 84 Foraker, Mike Ford, Gordon Ford, Tima 84 Forth, Debra 76 Forth, Diana 76 Frost, Larry 40 , 60 , 70 , 83 , 91 Frost, Mike 60, 65, 76, 83 Fry, Carolyn 62, 84 Fry, Don 76 Fry, James 44, 63 Fry Leisha 33, 63, 68, 80, 98, Fry, Mike, Mr. 27 Fry, Nathan 84 Gansauer, Brian 84 German, Cindy 44 Gill, Diana 44 , 61, 64 , 67 Gill, Daniel 62, 68, 84 Gish, Pamela 62, 68, 64 Gish, Wanda Mrs. 25 Given, Elizabeth 62, 70, 76 Glassford, Kevin 65, 84 Goff, Eva Lorean 64, 80 Golden, Benjamin 33, 65, 80, 91 94 97 Golden, Daniel 33, 63, 84, 94 Goldstein, Ross 60, 76, 83, 91 Goodman, Dennis 44, 91 Goodman, Frankie, 44, 65 Goodwin, Terri 84 Green, Clayton 33, 84 Green, Clinton 33, 63, 84 Green, Randy 84 Greenwood, James 84, 100 Greenwood, Lawrence Mr. 31 Greenwood, Marty 76 Greenwood, Ranard 31 Griffith, Tammy 63, 80 Grove, Karen 68, 76 Grubaugh, Jane 44, 68, 99 Guinn, Ann 80 Hale, Jimmie Hammack, Teresa 80 Hanneken, Tom 68, 84 Hanneken, Trudy 44, 64 Hardin, John 70, 76 Hargis, Randy 97 Hamden, Gary 80 Harrell, Mark 65, 76 Harrison, Regina 84 Hart, Sherry 76 Harvey, Jeff 76, 83, 91, 92, 93, 96, 97 Haslett, Tammy 76, 99 Haslett, Terrie 60, 84 Haycock, John 84 Haycock, Shelly 44 Hayes, Dana 76 Hayes, Do trie 84 Haynes, Jeff 76, 97 Headlee, Brent 44 Hemphill, Diane 44 , 98 , 99, 106 Hemphill, Linda 63, 84 Hemphill, Nancy 64, 84 Henderson, Danny 44 Henderson, Pamela 63, 68, 84 Henson, Alison 63, 84 Henson, David 10, 45, 91 Henson, Donna 61, 80 Henson, Floyd E. Mr. 24 Henson, Inez Mrs. 31 Henson, Louise, Mrs. 31 Henson, Mike 45 Henson, Phillip 45 Henson, Sandy 63, 67, 68, 70, 71, 76 Hill, Mary Jo, Miss 27, 107 Hilliard, Connie 76 Hilliard, Grant 63, 83, 91 Hinkle, Cindy 61, 76 Hinman, Don Hockman, Scott 63, 68, 85 Holon, Jacquelyn 63, 68, 85 Holland, Sharon 10, 32, 45, 61, 62 , 64 , 70 , 71, 98 Holloway, J. D. 45 Holman, Debbie Horton, Mike 76 Hosselton, Gerri 32 45 House, Carl, Mr. 24 Hudgins, Randy 68, 80, 88, 97, 98 Humphrey, Lisa 80 Hunt, Marie 68, 76 Hurd, Dana 45 Hurd, Lisa Huston, Ed Charles 88 Hutchens, John 45 Hutchens, Teresa 64, 76 Jay, Lisa 80 Jennings, Ken, Jr. 85 Johnson, Bobby 45 Johnson, Brenda 63, 66, 85 Johnson, Diane 63 , 64 , 67 , 76 Johnson, Mark 85 Johnson, Marty 80 Johnston, Mike 45, 61, 70, 71 Jones, David Mark 68, 85 Jones, Greg 45, 61, 62, 67, 70,71 Jones, James 85 Jones, Tammy 85 Cane, Larry Mr. 27, 91, 92 Kane, Tim 91 Kermicle, DeAun48, 61, 62, 71 Kermicle, Rhett62, 85 Kermicle, Scott 80 Kesterson, Tony 76 Ketzner, David 76 Kidd, Bryan 63, 85 Kincaid, Lisa 85 King, Pam 63, 85, 103 Kinnaman, Lisa 48 Kirkman, Carla 85 Kittle, Chris 48 Kittle, Gary 48 Klein, Bill, Mr. 24 Klein, Debbie 48 , 64 , 65 Knapp, Andy 97 Knapp, Bill 32, 70, 71, 76 Knapp, David 80, 91 Knapp, Don, Mr. 24 Knapp, Michael 85 Knapp, Rusty 60 , 63 , 70 , 76 , 91 Knight, Charles 61, 77 Knight, Karen 98 Koehler, Jerri 33, 63, 64, 80 Koehler, Sherrie 33, 62, 85 Koehler, Terri 33, 63, 64 Kohn, Barbara Kruse, David 48 Kruse, Sandra 62, 66, 68, 85 Krutsinger, Charles 96, 97 Krutsinger, Lisa 48 Krutsinger, Lois 48 s Krutsinger, Mike 48 Krutsinger, Robert 80, 91, 94, 101 Krutsinger, Teresa 33, 62, 80 Lagle, DeAnn 33, 85 Lagel, Kim Lake, Alan 48 Lake, Sheena 63, 77, 98 Laughlin, Cheri 85 Land, Bryan 68, 85 Land, Clair, Mr. Landreth, Aarron, 48 Lauderback, Glenda 77 Lauderback, John, Mr. 31 Lane, Brian 49, 60, 64 Lane, Debbie 61, 64, 77 Lane, Lisa 60, 68, 80, 98, 99 Leak, Barbara, 32, 80 Leak, Tom 65, 85 Lee, Bradley Scott 85 Lee, Steve, Mr. 27, 67 Lemons, Alan 80 Lemons, Leon Lewis, Lee 63, 65, 85 Loehr, Patti 77 Loehr, Paul 77 Lusk, Joannie 65, 77 Lusk, John 63, 65, 91 Luthe, Larry, Mr. 27, 29 Lutrell, Carla 63, 68, 85 Lytle, Ellen 80 Lytle, Niressa 49 McAllister, Anthony 65, 85 McAllister, Mike 65 McAllister, Tony 65, 85 McCaleb, Dean 33, 49, 70, 71, 83, 91, 97 McCann, Karen 61, 71, 77 McCormick, Allen 80 McCoy, Joe, Mr. 27 McCracken, Don 49 McCracken, Ed 76 McCracken, Joanne 64 McDaniel, Dana 64, 80 McDaniel, Gregory 68, 79, 80 McDannel, Doug 85 McGehee, Andy 68, 80, 91, 94, 101 McGehee, Meredith 98 McGrew, Carla 49 McGrew, Donna 49 McGrew, Randy 77 McGrew, Roger 65, 77 McKnelly, Alan 80 McKnight, Robert 85 McKnight, Tina 49 McKnight, Wayne 97 McLain, Lisa 68, 77 McQuiston, Chris, Miss 27 McVay, Rhonda 63, 68, 85 Magnavite, Rachel Manner, Ed 49 Manner, Jan 64, 68, 85 Marlow, Brenda 85 Martin, Dorthea, Mrs. 28, 64 Martin, Harold 60 , 63 , 70 , 77, 83, 91, 93, 95 Martin, Linda 60, 62, 64, 85, 99, 103 Martin, Peggy 49 Mason, Teresa 62, 64, 68, 80 Matlock, Donna 62, 85 Matteson, David 77 Mattox, Deborah 60, 63, 77 Melton, Lee 77 Merritt, Betsy 77 Merritt, Bobby 49 Merritt, Susan 80 Miglin, Jim Mr. 28, 83, 97, 101 Mills, Norma, Mrs. 31 Mitchell, Jan 49, 61, 62, 33 Misenhimer, Danna 85 Misenhimer, Dios, Mr. 31 Moats, Sharon 49 Montaya, Vicki 64, 80 Morray, Rich 97 Morrow, Tom 52 Moses, Tim 63, 71, 77, 83, 91 Murbarger, Betty 52 Myers, Lisa 64, 77 Nash, Brenda 77 Nash, David 65, 79, 80 Nation, Terry 68 , 70 , 77 , 99 Nattier, Malinda 81 Nease, Kathy 77 Neff, Jim 77 Newton, Kay 62, 68, 85 Newton, Mark 54 , 61, 70 , 71, 88, 93, 94, 97 Nix, Phyllis 68, 77 Norton, Lana O'Dell, Bill 68, 77 O'Dell, Les, Mr. 28, 83 Oakes, Robin 62, 68, 85 Olson, Randy 32, 52, 6, 70 Owens, Thomas 85, 100 Owens, Rick 97 Payne, Becky 85 Payne, Danny 77 Payne, Rod 52 Payne, Troy 65 Payne, Vickie, Mrs. 28 Pearce, Ed 52, 65 Pearce, Steve 65, 81 Pearce, Wayne 52, 65 Peeler, Mary Peeler, Peeler, Susan 61, 64, 81 Pemberton, Vickie 77 Pennington, Ruth 81 Penry, Harry, Mr. 28 Peterson, Mick, Mr. 28, 91, 94 Perrine, Beverly Perrine, Charlene 77 122 Perry, Sandra 52 Perry, Spencer Persinger, Brenda 64, 81 Persinger, Rhonda 64, 81 Phelps, Becky 33 Phelps, Melodie 33, 52 Phillips, Amy 52, 61 Phillips, Barbara 61, 62, 66, 77 Phillips, Bill Mr. 28 Phillips, Cathy 61, 63, 81 Phillips, Cyntlda Phillips, Maranna 52 Phillips, Rem 77 Phillips, Tina 63, 68 Pickle, Mike 52, 65 Pifer, Danny 68, 91, 81, 83, 94 Pifer, Randy 68, 81, 91, 94 Plumlee, Lisa 62, 81, 98 Putbrese, Becky S3 Putbrese, Beth 68, 81 Raley, Marla 32, 53, 64, 98, 102 Raley, Ron 77 Randall, Bruce 77, 88, 97 Randall, Cynthia 64, 81 Randall, Dean 63, 81, 100 Randall, John 97 Randall, Mike 63, 100 Randall, Tony 53, 83, 88, 97 Rascher, Dawn 61, 64, 77, 99 Ray, Gene, Mr. 31 Ray, Kevin 63, 68, 81, 91 Reed, Brenda 53, 61 Reed, Linda 81 Reynolds, Angie Reynolds, Carla Rice, Marcia 62 Ridgeway, Andy Ridgeway, Kevin 77, 91 Ridgely, Randall 53, 66, 67 Riley, Anne, Mrs. 28 Ripperdan, Peg, Mrs. 29, 106 Rinehart, Bill 65 Rinehart, Larry, Mr. 29, 70 Rish, Julia 62, 68, 81, 99 Robertson, Maggie Robinson, Perry Robinson, Pete 81 Rodgers, Bud 97 Rodgers, Robert Ross, Robert Ross, Wesley Rowe, Lee Ann 64 Rudy, David 63, 77, 83, 91 Rudy, Steve 10, 53, 91 Ruger, Jeff 65, 81 Ruger, Mark 65 Russell, Marc 65 Rutger, Gerald Rutger, Veryl 81 Scammahom, Randall 53 Scott, Carol Louise Scherer, Sheryl 68, 81 Schmidt, Shelly 64, 81 Schoonover, Bev Schroeder, Kyra 68, 81 Schroeder, Susan 53, 66, 124 Schwaninger, Shari 60, 61, 63, 66, 103 Schwaninger, Susan 32, 61, 63, 64, 77 Sebring, Alice 64, 68, 81 Sebring, Dennis 97 Sefton, Mary 37, 60, 61, 71 Sehie, Carla Sessions, Pam 32, S3 Shack, Frank, Mr. 100 Shaw, Elaine, Mrs. 29 Sheffer, Shehom, Scott Shreffler, Debra Shreffler, Gary Shrum, Bill 53 Shrum, James 81, 101 Skiles, Jeffrey 81 Slagley, Doug 65, 88 Smith, Barbara 33 Smith, Donna 29, 61 Smith, Flowy, Mr. 29 Smith, Gary Smith, Gary Smith, Greg 32, 56, 60, 64 Smith, Leo 31 Smith, Mary 77 Smith, Robert 33, 70, 71, 78 Smith, Tim Snyder, Lauralee 68 Snyder, Sharia 62, 68, 71,78,100 Snyder, Susan 68, 81, 98 Spitzner, Charles 56 Spitzner, Christine 81 Spitzner, Kay, Mrs. 29, 71 Sproat, Dale 61, 78 Stallard, Jane, Miss 29, 66, 124 Stanford, Carol 78 Stanford, Chris L. 61, 63, 64, 78 Stanford, Joanne Mrs. 23 Stanford, Linda 78 Stanford, Randy 56 Stanford, Renee 62 Stanford, Roy 97 Stanford, Susan 63, 64, 68, 103 Stanley, Kathy 60, 68, 81, 99 Stanley, Troy 68, 88 Staples, Marilyn, Mrs. 23 Steele, Dwayne 56 Steele, Karen 67, 68, 78 Steele,Kevin 65 , 78 , 97 , 88 Steele, Teresa 81 Steele, Walter, 62, Stine, Mary Beth, Mrs. 29, 64 Storkel, Steven 78 Stout, Debbie 56 Strange, Danny Strange, Sandra Strange, Vicki Stringer, Jerry, Mr. 30 Sulsberger, Ginny 60,78 Tackitt, Gary 97 Tackitt, Jim, Mr. 31 Talmant, Don, Mr. 30 Tenney, Teresa 56 Tenney, Walter Thomason, Georgia 78, 98 Thomason, Raymond 65, 66, 78, 83, 97 Thompson, Dora 62, 87 Thompson, Lee Ann 56 Thompson, Nanci 78 Thompson, Rick 65, 81, 91, 101 Tidwell, Beth Tidwell, Judy 87 Timm, Larry 56 Timm, Theresa 63, 87 Toler, George, Mr. 30 Tolliver, Bill 87 Tolliver, Daniel 81 Tolliver, Kim 78, 88 Tolliver, Tim 81, 91, 94 Tolliver, Tina 87 ssTooley, Brenda 56, 61 Tolley, Pamela 87 Trago, Brad 78 Trousdale, Margaret 68, 81 Uebinger, Brad 62, 78 Uebinger Diane 64, 66, 68, 78 Uebinger, Karen 61, 68, 82 Upton, John Mr. 30 Utley, Wallace 62, 91 Vaewhongs, Benjamas 56 Valbert, Steve 56 Vandeveer, Tammy 61, 68, 82 Vanmeter, Tom Venable, Angela 62, 82 Venable, Chip 87 Vincent, Rick 65, 78 Von Burg, Susan Miss 30 Waggoner, Billy 82 Wagner, Dale Mr. 23, 30 Wagner, Denise 61, 82 Walker, Shari 57 , 63 , 64 , 68 Waller,Bill 57 Waller, Kent 82 Walsh, Sharon 82 Walters, Tina 61, 68, 82 Walters, Tony 57, 91 Warren, Angela 63, 68, 87 Warren, Joyce 57, 61 Warren, Marsha 60, 98, 103 Warren, Mike 63, 78, 83, 91, 97 Warren, Shirley 87 Waters, Georgianna 78 Wathan, Asher 57, 62, 65, 83 Wathan, Randy 82 , 97, 100 Weccele, Bill 87 Weccele, Joe 82 Welge, Randy 10, 32, 63, 65, 67, 83 Welge, Scott 65, 68 Welty, Bob 57, 62 West, Glenda 87 West, Linda 60, 87 Wheeler, Barbara 78 Wheeler, Bob Mr. 30, 65 White, Jeff 87 Wicke, Debbie 61, 78 Wicke, Kathy 57 Wickiser, Sammie 57, 68 Wilkerson, Eleanor 37 Wilkerson, Kelly 57 Wilkerson, Ken 33, 60, 62, 87 Williams, Beverly 78 Williams, Brenda 82 Williams, David 65, 87 Williams, Debbie 57, 64 Williams, Denise 68, 82 Williams, Gail 65, 87 Williams, Raymond 87 Willis, Rick Wilson, Amy 78 Wilson, Kim 32, 63, 64 65, 66, 87, 124 Winchester, Earl Mr. 31 Windle, David 65, 89 Windle, Robin 65, 82, 91, 101 Windle, Terry 78, 88, 94, 95 Winka, A1 Mr. 24 Winka, Karen 68, 71, 78 Winterman, Diane 61, 63, 78 Winters, Tom 65, 78, 101 Wolfe, Jane 78, 98, 102 Wood, David 41 Wood, Todd 53, 61, 70, 71, 83, 88, 93, 94 Woods, Wane 87 Woods, Meryl 57 Wod Woods, Paula 61, 78 Woods, Ricky 87 Woolever, Steve 68, 78 Workman, Bruce 87 Workman, Chris 87 Workman, Wayne 81, 82 Worthey, Chris 87 Worthey, John Young Lisa Zimmerman, Cheryl 63, 87 Zimmerman, ClifMr. 31 Zimmerman, Nancy 60, 78, 99 Zimmerman, Trudy 98 123 FHS HARSTAN STAFF 1976-77 — Kelly Evans, Editor Susan Schroeder, Advisor Jane Stallard and Kim Wilson. Not Pictured: Barbara Phillips. AND SO... the memories of these people pass through the years and there truly are times that we wonder.. .What's it for? But all through this 1976-77 school year these individuals aren't quite the strangers they used to be. It has been one more happy, memorable year that we have learned to live, share, and be ourselves in a world full of people. The staff extends their most sincere thanks to: .... Mr. Jack Thatcher for furnishing much time and many photos. ... .Tom and Nancy Cocagne who helped us select type, covers, etc. and advised us on layouts. ... .Norman Phillips for taking and developing loads of pictures. ... .Randy Blaine who helped take more pictures. ... .Mrs. Cleta Dulaney, Mrs. Betty Erbacher and all the other office workers for supplying pencils, erasers and information. ... .Mr. Dale Wagner for providing camera equipment. .. .Mr. Steve Lee who gave us much advice. ... Dios Misenhimer who kept us warm and provided good company. . ..Miss Jane Stallard who is a fantastic advisor! ... .To the students who made this year a great year for the FHS HARSTAN. 124