Flora High School - Harstan (Flora, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1978 volume:

1978 Harstan Flora High School Flora, Illinois Volume 57 However cold or hot the season, this year has been one full of memories for all. Remember our traditional rainy Homecoming? Or the Florida trip the band and chorus took? Or what about waiting impatiently for the newly remodeled D. Q. to open? Everyone will remember the 50's sock hop for Randy Ferguson and the long Easter vacation we got (Good Friday?) Sweetheart was a dance to remember, especially for Susan Schwanlnger who got crowned Sweetheart Queen. And remember the drummer in Goliath the band that played at Prom? Looking back over the times of our high school years, think on them and never forget. Table Of Contents Faculty .................................2 Students .............................. 12 Clubs ..................................58 Sports Dances ........................72 v w.mm;� a w wa ' .r r-; ¥ v V i' • '•■',sJfe -i'lt W % : V v ' ««a •. ... • � : � s aMfci-..v . . •it'-.-.f , •' V i ; ’ , • • V • ♦ v- •% ■ k .i v U . fr, f . 4 .' % j • • i • ■- W„ h § 3 Tft jtag ■ X'y - . r. ■ V '£:$].;■ ; ' i ’ ' ' ' 5? y£ '• • � • - IMihIC . r ; ' .■� 7'■ •.. r4? • • :?j •’4J-- i- •” = • . • ' f! s’ ?fc ? - • ■£ ... '±X +. £ v Up Jj r -'•If ■- .- t'L v •• '' '► v« FACULTY 2 “There Is No Season Such Delight Can Bring, As Summer, Autumn, Winter, And The Spring” William Browne 3 Now Begins Seasons In The Sun We need some imaginative stimulus, some not impossible ideal such as may shape vague hope, and transform it into effective desire, to carry us from season to season, without disgust, through the routine work which is so large a part of life. Our Policy Makers Work For Better Education School Board L-R Row 1: Vice-President Clair Land, President Wm. Klein, Secretary Al Wlnka; Row 2: Tom Abner, Jan Cycholl, Dwight Edglngton, Kent Warren. A Student Council L-R Row 1: Nancy Zimmerman, Secretary Robbin Dickey, Treasurer Ginnie Sulsberger, Chris Stanford, Linda Hemphill, Susan Stanford, Shannon Plumlee, Marsha Warren; Row 2: Blake Briscoe, Ken Wilkerson, Jack Etchison, Kent Burgess, Linda Martin, Becky Clement, Stacy Wells, Debbie Winka; Row 3: Lee Lewis, Bob Briscoe, Rusty Knapp, 1978 President Scott Welge, Lisa Lane, Leisha Fry, Linda West, Glenda West, Mark Burgess, 1977 President Harold Martin. Not pictured: Dave Dulaney, Tari Lake, and Jane Wolfe. Superintendent Floyd E. Henson Assistant Superintendent Carl E. House 1977 Student Body President Harold Martin turned over the office to the 1978 Student Body President Scott Welge. Other juniors running for the office were Bob Briscoe, Leisha Fry, Lisa Lane, and Marsha Warren. Principal Thomas E. Coleman Vice Principal Larry Rinehart Student Body Sponsor 5 Innovations Bring Changes Jim Baird - Political Science 1977-78 wasn't just another dull school year at FHS: students received benefits from a variety of innovations ranging from new teaching methods to totally new programs. Heading the list of innovations was the TIPS program, a federally funded project to Improve the probability of success, designed for all vocational students needing help with school work. A work-simulation program, developed by general studies students with a Division of Vocational Rehabilitation grant of $1,000 enabled these students to practice skills needed in jobs such as nursing, secretarial, auto mechanics, etc. grade school science teachers and tried to iron out problems of material duplication. Earth Science was taught at the high school level. For the first time in a number of years, the English Department teaching assignments were so that three teachers had one level each while two teachers picked up the left-overs. The Building Trades ranch-style house, once again, was the combined project of building trades, drafting, woodworking, electricity, and home economics students. Physical Education classes danced everything from the square dances to disco dances. Bill Berry - Industrial Arts, Co-op Another new development was the establishment of a Career Guidance Center at Washington School to serve a twelve-county area. Washington School also housed a placement service to aid students, graduates, and adults In securing part-time or full-time employment In this area. To implement articulation between the high school and feeder schools, the Science Department met with Several classes moved to Washington School this year Including art, math, health, and occupations. Drafting and electricity moved there last year. Art students are especially pleased with the extra space. Special activities of clubs this year included the band's long-awaited trip to Disney World during the summer, funded by thousands of dollars made with numerous projects over a two-year period. While there, the members marched In parades. Paul Blrk - Guidance Charles Buchanan -Math, Adapted Physical Education, Baseball Freshmen Co-S ponsor Lucy Burgess - Home Economics, FHA 6 Rebecca Carson - English, Physical Education, Junior Co-Sponsor, Tennis Nancy Clark - Guidance Susan Dudley - General Studies, Freshman Co-Spon-sor Diane Ecker - Business, Har-stan Bob Elliott - Business, FBLA Mike Fry - Science, Biology I Mary Jo Hill - Math, Physical Ecucatlon, Letterwo-men. Volleyball, Softball Larry Kane - Driver's Education, Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, Head Basketball Coach Steve Lee - English, Journalism, Locust Log, Quill and Scroll Joe McCoy - English, Speech, Drama Director, All-School Musical Christine McQuIston - Social Science, Sophomore Co-Sponsor Peg Marhoefer - Supportive Services, Cheerleaders 7 Dorothea Martin - Home Economics, FHA Jim Miglin - Health, Science, Head Baseball Coach, Football Terry Myers - Electricity, Wrestling Les O'Dell - Drafting Vicki Payne - Business, NHS Harry Penry - Band, Chorus, Music Director, Fine Arts Social Science Division Head, All-School Musical Mick Peterson - English, Basketball, Football, Senior Sponsor, Letter men Bill Phillips - Art, Musical Set, Play Set Rick Porter - Science, Algebra I, Science Club, Junior Co-Sponsor, Football, Basketball Mary Jane Richards - Supportive Services Anne Riley - English, Languages Division Head Peggy Ripperdan - Physical Education, Girls' Sports Coordinator, Physical Educa-tion Health Safety Division Head 8 Tom River - Spanish, Spanish Club, Sophomore Co-Sponsor Elaine Shaw - Health Instruction, School Nurse Donna Smith - Business, FBLA, NHS Kay Spitzner - Math, Math Science Division Head, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta Mary Beth Stine - Home Economics, Vocational Director, Vocational Division Head, FHA Jerry Stringer - Physical Education, Psychology, Tennis Don Talmant - U.S. History George Toler - Physical Education, Driver's Education, Track John Upton - Building Trades, Football Dale Wagner - Learning Center Gail Wagner - TIPS Mentor Bob Wheeler - Agriculture, FFA 9 Unit Employees THE JANITORS: David Coble, Gene Ray, Dios Misenhimer, Ranard Greenwood, John Lauderback, and Lowell Lewis THE BUS DRIVERS: Leo Smith, Everett Dow, Deloris Brewer, Rip Jenkins, Jim Tackitt, and Bob Graham THE COOKS: Louise Henson, Norma Mills, Goldie Cole, and Inlze Henson. The janitors, bus drivers and cooks do their jobs no matter what the season. Through dirt, snow and hungry jacks they keep on working. Sometimes they do not get the credit they deserve so to all of the janitors, bus drivers and cooks, the students say 'Thank You'. 10 Wanda Gish, Unit Bookkeeper Margaret Sefton, Unit Secretary Cleta Dulaney, Secretary Kathy Wicke, Placement Secre tary Joann Stanford, Part-time Secretary; Part-time Aide What would FHS do without secretaries? The phone would ring continuously, papers would be lying all over the office, you could talk in the Learning Center, nobody would write you a pass to your classes; and just think, the administration would have to do their own bookkeeping. Secretaries, Thank Goodness you're here! Debbie Rapp, Learning Center Technician Cheryl McCarty, General Studies Aide 11 STUDENTS 12 “A Little Season Of Love Laughter Of Light Life, Pleasure Pain” Adam Lindsay Gordon 16 ANDERSON, WILLIAM JOHN FFA 1 2 3 4, FBLA 3 BANTA, GREG A. BEARD, RUSSELL WAYNE FFA 1 2 3 4 BEHNKE, LEESA K. Band 12 4, FHA 1, FBL A 2 3, Basketball 2 BENNETT, MARY ELLEN BLOCK, RANDY J. FFA 12 3 4 BONNELL, MELANIE D. International Club 1 2, Girl's Glee 1 2, French Club 1 2, Classroom Representative 1, Volleyball 3, Musical 3, FHA 4 BOYER, DAVID EDWARD Spanish Club 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2, Student Council 1, Drafting Club 12 3, Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, Science Club 3 4, NHS 3 4, Math Club 4, Baseball 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4 BRENTLINGER, THEODORE KENNETH Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 123, Band 1 2 3 4, Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, FFA 4 BROWN, TAMMY LYNN Chorus 1 2, Spanish Club 12 3, Musical 2, NHS 3 4, Science Club 3 BULLARD, BRENT LEE BURGE, GARY LEE Wrestling 2, Basketball 1 2 17 BURGESS, BRENDA SUE Band 1, Chorus 1, FBLA 2 3 4, FHA 2 3 4, Locust Log 2 3 4, NHS 3 4, FFA Sweetheart Queen 3, Pit Band 2 BURKETT, BRENDA L. FHA 1 2, Chorus 1 2 3 4, Musical 3 4 BUTLER, DALE W. Baseball 1 2, FHA 4 CANTRELL, BRENDA LOU Chorus 1 2 3 4, Track 1, Spanish Club 1 2, Musical 2 3, Science Club 3, NHS 3 4, Math Club 3 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3 4 CANTRELL, CHARLOTTE ANN Band 1 2 3 4, Chorus 1 2, Art Club 1, Cross Country 2, Track 2, Volleyball 2, Locust Log 2 3 4, Quill Scroll 2 3 4, Musical 2, Letter-women's Club 3, FJA 3, FHA 4 CARTER, VERNON HARDY Art Club 1 2, Chorus 2 3, Musical 2 3 CARTRIGHT, DARRELL RAY Basketball 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2, Track 1, Spanish Club 1, Letter-men's Club 4 CASOLARI, JOHN ROBERT Football 12 3, Basketball 12 3, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Spanish Club 1 2 CASTLEBERRY, RHONDA GALE Band 1 2 3 4, Spanish Club 1 2, Pit Band 1, Pep Band 1 2, Girl's Track Manager 2 CAUDLE, STEPHEN MICHAEL Basketball 1, Art Club 1 2 3 4, Chorus 12 3 4 CLARK, TOMI EUGENE Football 1 2 3 4, German Club 1, Basketball Manager 1, Wrestling 2 4, Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, Science Club 3 4 COLCLASURE, JANET R. FHA 12 3, Pep Club 1 2 18 COLLINS, KIMBERLY JO Spanish Club 1 2, Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 1 2 3 4, FT A 1, Track 2, Harstan 2, Musical 2, FBLA 3, Powder Puff Football 3, Math Club 3 4 Basketball 3, Science Club 4 COMPTON, ROBERT WAYNE Track 1, Cross Country Manager 2, Wrestling 2 COOK, CINDY MARIE Class Secretary-Treasure 1, Class President 2, Band 1 2, Student Council 2 COOPER TONI G. Spanish Club 12 3, FBLA 4 Math Club 4 FHA 4 NHS 4 COOPER VICKI K. FHA 4 COX, SANDY L. FHA 1 Spanish Club 1 2 3 NHS 3 4 COX TIMA M. Volleyball Manager 1 2, Track Manager 1 FHA 1 2 3 4, FBLA 1 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2 3, Letter-women's Club 3 Math Club 4 FT A 1 DANNELLS WILLIAM K. Football 1 3 Track 3 4, Harstan 4 DEAIN CINDY LEA Volleyball 12 3, Spanish Club 1 2 Intramural Sports 1, Basketball 2 3 Track 2, Letterwomen's Club 3 4 DICKEY ROBBIN LYNN Chorus 1 Track 1 2, Letterwomen's Club 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 4, FBLA 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3, Spanish Club 12 3 Softball 3 Student Council 13 4, Powder Puff Football 3 Class President 4, Class Treasurer 2 DOTY,TONY RANDALL Art Club 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Play 1 2 Musical 3 4 DOUTHIT GINA DIANE Musical 12 3 Band 1 2 3 4, Pep Band 1 2 3 4 Locust Log 2, Chorus 2 3 4 Science Club 3, Girl's Ensemble 3, Pit Band 4 Madrigals 4 19 DULANEY, DEBBIE LYNN FHA 1 DULANEY, DONALD WARREN Cross Country 1, Basketball 12 3 4, Track 1, Science Club 1 3, FFA 1, Football 2 3 4, Lettermen's Club 3 4, FHA 4 DUNIGAN, JIM L. Football Manager 12 3 EASTIN, ROBERT BRETT ENLOW, RICHARD EARL Track 1, Tennis 2 ETCHISON, JACK Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 3, Tennis 1 2 3 4, Spanish Club 1, Lettermen's Club 1 2 3 4, Wrestling 2, Student Council 2 4, Drafting Club 2 3 4, Class Secretary 4 ETCHISON, MONA Tennis 1 2 3 4, Track 1, Basketball 2 3 4, Volleyball 2 3 4, Let-terwomen's Club 2 3 4, Math Club 3, Science Club 4 FERGUSON, RANDY PAUL Football 1 2, Basketball 1, Wrestling 2, FHA 3 FOPAY, JON E. Drafting Club 1 2 3 4, Art Club 1 2 4 FORTH, DEBRA K. FHA 4 FORTH, DIANA L. FHA 4 FROST, MICHAEL ALAN Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 134, Baseball 1 2 4, FFA 1 2 3 4, German Club 1, Student Council 1 2 3, Lettermen's Club 3 4, Class Vice-President 13 4, NEC T End First Team 4 20 FRY, DONALD E. GILL, DANIEL ALLEN GIVEN, ELISABETH ANN Band 1 2 3 4, Chorus 1 2 3 4, Musical 1 2 3 4, Spanish Club 1 2, Pep Band 1 2 3 4, Volleyball 1, Madrigals 1 4, Girl's Ensemble 3, Science Club 3, Tennis 4 GOLDSTEIN, ROSS ARTHUR Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1 3, Drafting Club 12 3 4, Spanish Club 1, Wrestling 2, Student Council 2 3, Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, Math Club 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4 GREENWOOD, MARTY GROVE, KAREN CHRISTIAN FHA 1, Spanish Club 12 3, FBLA 4 HARDIN, JOHN EVERRET FBL A 2, Locust 3 4 HARRELL, MARK EDWARD FFA 1 (Outstanding Greenhand Award) 2 3 4, Advisory Council 2 3 4 HART,SHERRY HARVEY, JEFFERY DEE Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 123 4, Track 1 2, Spanish Club 1, Lettermen's Club 2 3, FBLA 2 3, Baseball 4, Math Club 4, Science Club 4 HASLETT, TAMMY LYNN Cheerleader 1 2, FHA 1 2, Student Council 2, Baseball Manager-Stat. 1 2 3 4, Tennis 3, Volleyball 3, Flag-girl 4 HAYNES, JEFF ANDREW Spanish Club 1, Musical 2 3 4, Play 3 4, Chorus 3 4 21 HENSON, SANDRA S. Band 1 2 3 4, Musical 1 2, Pep Band 12 3, Spanish Club 1 2 3 4, FJA 2 3, NHS 4, Math Club 3 4, Science Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3 4, Locust Log 2 3 HILLIARD, CONNIE RENEE Cheerleaders Captain 1 2, Chorus 12 3, FBLA 4 HILLIARD, GRANT Band 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1, Tennis 1 2, Football 3 HINKLE, CYNTHIA A. Spanish Club 1 2, FBL A 3 4, FHA 4 HORTON, MICHAEL K. HUNT, MARIE L. Spanish Club 12 3 HUTCHENS, TERESA JASON, VICKI JOHNSON, DIANE L. FHA 1 2 3 4, Harstan 2, Sweetheart Dance Attendant 2, Musical 2 3 4, Locust Log 2 3, Flag Girl 3 4, Quill Scroll 3 4, Play 3 FBL A 2 4 JOHNSON, KATHY LYNN FHA 1 KESTERSON, ANTHONY ROBERT German Club 2 KETZER, DAVID MICHAEL German Club 1 2 22 KNAPP, WILLIAM J. Football 1 Basketball 1, Spanish Club 1 2, Wrestling 2, Science Club 12 3, Tennis 2, Harstan 3, Math Club 3, NHS 4 KNAPP, RUSTY RAY Football 12 4, Basketball 1 2, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Class Vice-President 1, Science Club 1 2, Spanish Club 1 2, Student Council 3 4, Band 12 3 4 KNAPP, HOWARD EDWARD Golf 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Spanish Club 1 2, Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, Science Club 3 KNIGHT, CHARLES FBLA 2 3 4, Musical 3 LAKE, SHEENA R. FHA 1 2 3 4, German Club 1 2, Harstan 1 2, Track 2, Flag Girl 3 4 LANE, DEBORAH SUE FHA 12 4, Spanish Club 1 2, Harstan 1, Flag Girl 3 4, FBLA 3 LAUDERBACK, GLENDA SUE General Studies Club 1 2 3 4, FHA 12 3 4 LOEHR, PATTY OESTREICH FBLA 2 LOEHR, PAUL A. Cross Country 1 2, Wrestling 4 LUSK, JOANIE Color Guard 1, FFA 1 2 3 4, FHA 1 3 4, Track 1 MARTIN, HAROLD LEE Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 123 4, Tennis 1 2 3 4, FBLA 1, Lettermen's Club 1 2 3 4, Student Council 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Class President 1, Advisory Council 1, Science Club 3 4, NHS 3 4, FHA 4, Student Body President MATTESON, DAVID LEE Cross Country 1 2, Tennis 12 3 4 23 MATTOX, DEBRA ANN Musical 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Spanish Club 1, Play 2, Chorus 2 3 4, Class President 3, Student Council 3, Girl's Ensemble 3 4, Cross Country-Stat. 4, Basketball-Stat. 4, FBLA 4 MELTON, LEE A. Spanish Club 1 2, Math Club 3 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4 MERRITT, ELIZABETH JANE MOSES, TIMOTHY ALAN Football 1 2 3 4, German Club 1 2, Wrestling 2 4, Math Club 2 3 4, Lettermen's Club 3 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3 4, NHS 3 4, Science Club 4 MYERS, LISA RENEE Band 1, FHA 2 3, Bat Girl 3 MCALLISTER, MIKE FFA 1 2 3 4 MCCANN, KAREN JO FHA 1 4, FBLA 2 3 4, Math Club 3 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3 4, NHS 3 4, Softball 3 MCGREW, ROGER DALE FFA 1 2 3 4 NASH, BRENDA L. FHA 12 3, FBLA 2 3, Locust Log 3 4, Harstan 4, FFA Sweetheart Queen 4 NATION, TERRY ELAINE Spanish Club 1 2 3 4, Chorus 1 2, Tennis 2 3, Science Club 3, FBLA 3, FHA 4 NEFF, JIM General Studies Club 12 3 4 OAKES, RODNEY DEL 26 PAYNE, DANNY R. Art Club 12 3 4 PEMBERTON, VICKIE SUE Body Life Club 2 3 PERRINE, CHARLEEN ELAINE PHILLIPS, BARBARA DEANN Band 1 2 3 4, FBLA 1 2 3 4, Basketball 2, HARSTAN 2 3, Pit Band 3, Powder Puff Football 3, FHA 4 PHILLIPS, WILLIAM REM Play 2 RALEY, RON LEE Track 1, Cross Country 2 RASCHER, DAWN SHARI FHA 1 2, Band 1 2 3 4, Chorus 1 2 3 4, Musical 1 2 3 4, FBL A 3 4, Tennis 3 REED, KEVIN D. Football 1 RIDGEWAY, WILLIAM KEVIN Football 1 3, Drafting Club 13 4, Art Club 1 2 3 4, Track 2 ROSS, ROBERT LEE Track 1 2 RUDY, DAVID ALLEN Football 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Musical 2, Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, Track 3 SCHWANINGER, SUSAN JANE FHA 1 2 3 4, Bat Girl 1 2, FBL A 2 3 4, Play 2, Flag Girl 3 4, Sweetheart Attendant 3, Class Secretary 3, Powder Puff Football 3 27 SMITH, MARY E. Musical 1 4, Wrestling Stat. 2 4, Chorus 12 4, Harstan 1, Volleyball 1, Track 1 2, Science Club 4 SNYDER, SHARLA ANN Golf 1 2 3 4, Volleyball 1 2 3 4, Spanish Club 1, FHA 1 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Basketball 2 3 4, Letterwo-men's Club 2 3 4, Math Club 3, Softball 4 SPROAT, DALE ALAN FBLA 2 3 4, STANFORD, CAROL L. FHA 4 STANFORD, CHRYSTAL L. Sweetheart Attendent 1, FBL A 1 2 3 4, Bat Girl 1 2, Flag Girl 2 3 4, FHA 1 2 3 4, Play 2, Class Vice-President 3, Prom Attendant 3, Student Council 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 STANFORD, LINDA L. FHA 4 STEELE, KAREN LYNN Harstan 1, Locust Log 2 3 4, FJA 2 3, Quill Scroll 3 4, FHA 4, Spanish Club 3 STEELE, KEVIN EUGENE Track 1 2 3 4, FFA 1 2 3, Cross Country 3 4, Math Club 4 STORKEL, STEPHEN G. Chess Team 1 2, National Forensic League 1 2, Band 1, Debate Team 2 SULSBERGER, VIRGINIA KAY FHA 1 2 3 4, Spanish Club 1, Student Council 1 2 3 4, Homecoming Attendant 1, Volleyball 2 3 4, Letterwomen's Club 3 4, Prom Attendant 3, Powder Puff Football 3, Homecoming Queen 4 THOMASON, GEORGIA ELLEN FFA 1, Track 2, Letterwomen's Club 2 3 4, Basketball 3 4, FBL A 4 THOMASON, RAYMOND FFA 1 2 3 4, Track Manager 2, Wrestling 2 4, Science Club 3 4, Harstan 3 4, Math Club 4 28 THOMPSON, NANCI LYNN Volleyball 1, GAA 1, Spanish Club 1, Drama Club 1, Track 1, FHA 1 4, Pep Club 1, Powder Puff Football 3 TIDWELL, BETH E. Basketball 1 TOLLIVER, KIMBERLE, KAYE FHA 1, GAA 1 2, Track 1 2, French Club 1 (Penny Queen) 2, Cheerleader 2, Basketball 3, NHS 3 4, Cross Country Stat. 3 4, Math Club 4, Science Club 4, Track Stat. 3 4 TRAGO, BRAD A. Spanish Club 1, Basketball 4, Science Club 4 UEBINGER, BRAD LEE Spanish Club 1, Band 1 2 3 4, Pep Band 1 2 3 4, Musical 2 3 4, Jazz Band 3 4, Debate Team 3, Play 4, Science Club 4, FHA 4, Chorus 3 4 UEBINGER, DIANE MARIE FHA 1 2 3 4, Chorus 124, FBLA 1 2, Musical 2 4, Harstan 2 3, Spanish Club 3, VANMETER, THOMAS EDWARD VINCENT, RICHARD ALLEN FFA 1 2 3 4 WARREN, MIKE LOGAN Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1, Track 1 2 3 4, Spanish Club 1 3, Band 1 2, Wrestling 2 4, Letter-men's Club 2 3 4, FHA 4 WATERS, GEORGIANNA FHA 1, FBL A 1 2 WHEELER, BARBARA RENEE FHA 2 WHITE, RICK DALE Tennis 1 2 3 4, Wrestling 1 2, Track 1, Football 2 4, Lettermen's Club 3 4 29 We really don’t know the reason, But it’s not that we didn’t care. ’Cause to us, you’re still gonna be our friends, Ones that are way beyond compare. We’ll think of your shining eyes, Your giggly faces, even your curly hair, Of the times when you were laughing And the secrets we used to share. You’ve brought us a lot closer together now, And made us much more aware That life should be meaningful to everyone . . . That, when in doubt, we should whisper a prayer. 30 WICKE, DEBRA FAYE Spanish Club 1 2, FBLA 3 4, FHA 4 WILLIAMS, BEVERLY ANN Spanish Club 1 2, Art Club 1, FHA 4 WILSON, AMY LYNN Band 1 2, Science Club 1 2, Volleyball 1, FHA 12 3, Softball 4, WINDLE, SUZANNE WINDLE, TERRY LEE Football 1, Basketball 12 3, FFA 12 3, Baseball 2 3 4, Cross Country 3 4 WINKA, KAREN SUE Spanish Club 12 3, NHS 3 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3 4, Math Club 3 4 WINTERMANN, DIANE MAYOLA FHA 1 2, Chorus 1 2, Band 1 2 3 4, FBLA 3 4, Pit Band 3 WINTERS, THOMAS ALLEN FFA 1 2 3 4, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Basketball 2, Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, Boy's State Representative 3 WOLFE, LINDA JANE Volleyball 1, Spanish Club 1 2, Student Council 12 4, FHA 12 4, Cheerleader 1 2 3 4, Band 1, Track 2, FBLA 2 4, Letterwo-men's Club 3 4, Powder Puff Football 3, Homecoming Attendant 3, Track Stat. 3 WOODS, PAULA LEE Spanish Club 1 2, FBLA 3 4, Basketball 3, Softball 3 WOOLEVER, STEVE W. Spanish Club 3 ZIMMERMAN, NANCY JEAN Student Council 12 4, Cheerleader 1 2 4, Chorus 1 2, Homecoming Attendent 2 3, Volleyball 3 Prom Attendant 3, Locust Log 3 4, FHA 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Letterwomen's Club 4 32 Seniors Leave Memories And Look To The Future Although the last full day of classes for the seniors was on Friday, May 26, they did not have their diploma in hand until after baccalaureate and graduation. Their baccalaureate was held on Wednesday, May 31. Then, the day the seniors had awaited, June 2, graduation. Graduation began with the invocation by Rev. Michael A. Heady which was folded by Student Body President Harold Martin leading in the Pledge of Allegiance. Class President Robbin Dickey gave the welcome. The seniors were anxious to hear Principal Ed Coleman present the awards they had worked so hard to achieve. Superintendent Floyd Henson then presented the class and School Board President William Klein presented the diplomas. The pregram was drawn to an end with the Benediction by Rev. Gary Bonnell. 33 The following ten students have maintained the highest grade point average of their classmates In their four years of high school: 1. Tim Moses 4.953 2. Kim Tolliver 4.916 3. David Boyer 4.826 4. Karen Winka 4.810 5. Sandy Cox 4.760 6. Karen McCann 4.687 7. Harold Martin 4.685 8. Brenda Burgess 4.661 9. Ross Goldstein 4.582 10. Bill Knapp 4.520 David Boyer and Karen Winka were the two recipients of the Eugene Mattis Award. This award was a citizenship award which not only included academics but also the students responsibility and involvement in school activities. The winners are chosen by the teachers. Karen Winka also received the Delta Kappa Gamma award and the Unit Education Association award. Both of these awards are given to a senior planning to enter the education field. David Boyer was the first winner of the new scholarship started by the National Honor Society. The National Merit Scholarship Corporation awarded Tim Moses with a Merit Scholarship to St. Louis University for being one of the top V of one percent of all graduating seniors In the United States. This award was based on the results of the PS AT test scores. Over one million students took the test but only 14,000 seniors received scholarships. Principal Ed Coleman congratulated Tim for his high honor. 34 Tim Moses and Kim Toiliver were awarded the two highest scholastic honors, the VFW and BPW awards. The title of Kim's speech given on graduation night was We may 7 Never Pass This Way Again , and Tim's speech was We've Only Just Begun . Each year scholarships are given to the top senior in each field they are pursuing. This year the awards were as follows: Social Studies — Harold Martin Journalism — Charlotte Cantrell Art — Danny Payne Math — David Boyer Science — Tim Moses Industrial Arts — Ted Brentllnger English — Karen Winka Business — Brenda Nash Agriculture — Roger McGrew Music — Gina Douthit Girl's P.E. — Sharia Snyder Outstanding Female Athlete — Mona Etchison Boy's P.E. — Roger McGrew The three students who received perfect attendance were Roger McGrew, Karen Grove and Toni Cooper. Diane Johnson was presented the Roland Gill Memorial Scholarship for her journalistic ability. Harold Martin was honored with a scholarship from Westminster College. 35 CLASS OFFICERS President: Lisa Lane; Secretary Treasure: Beth Putbrese; Vice-President: Jack Er-bacher 'x rrryd Teredo. CLASS ADVISERS Becky Carson; Rick Porter OjQeQP 37 Randy Abner Mike Anderson John Baird Dick Bassett Janet Beard Rhonda Boyer Liz Brandon Debbie Briscoe Robert Briscoe Gary Bumgarner Mark Burgess Randy Burgess David Callahan James Casolari Diane Caudle Karrie Clark Kathy Coble Rick Coiclasure Mark Coleman Lorie Conard Karen Conner Doug Corry Vicky Crlcelli Kathey Cruse Donna Curtis Teresa Deain Kevin Dunnigan Mark Dunnigan At the beginning of the year the Junior Class sold magazines. They worked hard making money from their magizens sales and then put the money to good use for the Prom, which was their last project of the year. For Homecoming the Junior Class built a float for the Parade. The theme was, 11 Stomp the Indians with our Blue Suede Shoes. (1) Marsha Warren ready for the return from a Wolf Gal's serve; (2) Dusty Fatheree goes for two; (3) Andy McGehee patiently waiting for baseball practice. 38 Terry Duree David Eastin Leon Eastin Jack Erbacher Gina Farris Dusty Fatheree Frank Felty Leisha Fry Lori Goff Ben Golden Tammy Griffith Ann Guinn Terri Hammack Gary Hamden Donna Henson Lisa Humphrey Lisa Jay Marty Johnson Scott Kermlcle David Knapp Jerrie Koehler Terrie Koehler Bob Krutsinger Marti Krutsinger Teresa Krutsinger Lisa Lane Regina Lawrence Barbara Leak 39 Alan Lemons Teresa Mason Susan Merritt Vicki Montaya Dana McDaniel Greg McDaniel Andy McGehee Danny McGrew Alan McKnelly David Nash Malinda Nattier Bill O'Dell Steve Pearce Susan Peeler Ruth Pennington Brenda Perslnger Rhonda Perslnger Cathy Phillips Danny Pifer Randy Pifer Lisa Plumlee Beth Putbrese Greg Raley Cynthia Randall Dean Randall Kevin Ray Linda Reed Bill Rinehart Julia Rish Jeff Ruger 40 PHOTOS UNAVAILABLE: Jim Ballard Joe Beck Bonnie Burge Elizabeth Conners Randy Dawkins Jeff Enlow Randy Hudgins Lisa Hurd John Lusk Pete Robinson Billy Waggoner Denise Waggoner Rick Thompson 8irr. LU5 (1) Julia Rish during football half-time; (2) Scott Welge, newly elected Student Body President; (3) Alan McKnelly relaxing on his lunch period. Veryl Rutger Becky Rutland Sheryl Scherer Kyra Schroeder Alice Sebring Scott Shehorn Gary Shreffler Jim Shrum Susan Snyder Chris Spitzner Kathy Stanley Teresa Steele Leigh Ann Tawney Danny Tolliver Tim Tolliver Margaret Trousdale Karen Uebinger Wallace Utley Tammy Vandaveer Angela Venable Kent Waller Sharon Walsh Tina Walters Marsha Warren Randy Wathan Scott Welge Brenda Williams Denise Williams Robin Wlndle Lisa Young 41 Julie Ashley Rick Atkisson Mary Kay Ayers Jay Bassett Tina Bayles Carol Bennett 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 Colelasure Pam Collins Cathy Conard Philip Corry Spencer Cummins Janna Dawkins Sophomores This year the sophomores entered their second Homecoming float and achieved second place. They also made a record for their class by selling 470 magazine subscriptions. Their total sales was $3,371.31 and their goal was a small amount of $2,000. The class received a commission of $1,348.54. (1) Sandra Kruse accompanied the band at half-time entertainment; (2) Nancy Hemphill, LeeAnn Rowe, Beverly Perrine, and Carla Sehie made a casserole for FHA Hero from recipes the community sent in at Win Second On | Christmas time; (3) Kay New- I ton waiting for the ball to re- | turn in the game of Handball; (4) Janna Dawkins, Leah Parks, Lisa Kincaid, and Theresa Timm patiently waited to play i handball in 7th hour P.E. class; (5) Beverly Schoonover, Gail Williams, Carol Bennett, and Judy Tidwell took advantage of the Learning Center by reading; (6) Doug Burrough taking a cautious swing at the golfball; (7) Mike Winka, John Haycock, and Kenneth Jennings listened to Coach Miglin's instructions at baseball practice. 44 Jon Devore Chris Dickinson Faye Drake Pam Dulaney Jeff Eastin Topper Eastin Victoria Edmison Terry Eklund Shelly Elvlng Keith England Kelley Evans Tyler Fopay Tina Ford Caralyn Fry Nathan Fry Brian Gansauer Pam Gish Kevin Glassford Daniel Golden Terri Goodwin Clay Green Clint Green James Greenwood Sam Guerrettaz Gail Hamner Tom Hanneken Gina Harrison Terri Haslett 45 Ernest Hayes John Haycock Linda Hemphill Nancy Hemphill Pamela Henderson Alison Henson Scott Hockman Jacquelyn Holan Steven Holland Chuck Huffhine Ken Jennings Brenda Johnson James Jones Tammy Jones Rhett Kermickle Bryan Kidd Lisa Kincaid Pam King Carla Kirkman Mike Knapp Sherrie Koehler Sandra Kruse Teresa Lagle Bryan Land Cheri Laughlin Tom Leak Scott Lee Lee Lewis Carla Luttrell Brenda Marlow 46 Linda Martin Donna Matlock Dana Misenhlmer Anthony McAllister Tony McAllister Joanne McCracken Doug McDannel Robert McKnight Rhonda McVay Kay Newton Rachel Oakes Robin Oakes Tom Owens Leah Parks Rebecca Payne Troy Payne Beth Peeler Beverly Perrine Becky Phelps Barbara Phillips Cindy Phillips Tina Phillips Mike Randall Kenny Reed Carla Reynolds Marcie Rice Andy Ridgeway Maggie Robertson Perry Robinson Robert Rodgers 47 Wesley Ross Lee Ann Rowe Mark Ruger Marc Russell Gerald Rutger Shari Schwanlnger Carol Scott Carla Sehie Debra Shreffler Doug Slagley Gary Smith Tim Smith Laura Snyder Renee Stanford Susan Stanford Troy Stanley Mary Stevens Walter Steele Daniel Strange Vicky Strange Walter Tenney Dora Thompson Theresa Timm Tina Tolliver 48 Pam Tooley Chip Veneable PHOTOS UNAVAILABLE: Dale Bennett Kevin Curtis Terry Davis Debbie Fincher Randy Green Edward Huston Paul Peeler Bobby Powless Beverly Schoonover Judy Tidwell Bill Weccele Rickey Willis (1) Mary Castleberry and Pam Dulaney piling their plate with Christmas goodies; (2) Doug Burroughs, Bryan Kidd, Chris Dickinson, and Carla Sehie anxiously mark their ballot for Sweetheart Queen; (3) Alison Henson and Cathy Conard proudly exhibited their FHA casserole; (4) Jay Brooks, Kevin Glassford, and Wesley Ross enjoyed the various sources in the Learning Center. Angela Warren Shirley Warren Glenda West Linda West Ken Wilkerson Jeff White David Williams Gail Williams Raymond Williams Kim Wilson David Windle Mike Winka Rickey Woods Bruce Workman Criss Worthey Cheryl Zimmerman 49 Brenda Atkisson Tom Ayers Leifson Ball Jane Beard Mike Beck Michele Bonnell Mark Booth Blake Briscoe Brent Briscoe Cathy Brown Lisa Brown Teresa Brown David Bumgarner Emily Bunnell Kent Burgess John Burkett Cindy Casolari Raymond Castleberry Chris Clark Connie Clark Gayla Conard Lisa Cook Jeff Cook Harold Cooper John Corry Patricia Corry Debbie Coughlin Freshmen Attend Group Counseling The freshmen entered their first float in Homecoming of 1977. Even though the float placed last, they still had fun making it. All freshmen who had a learning center attended a 6-week group counseling session conducted through guidance. (1) Troy Payne coached Blake Briscoe in an arm wrestling match; (2) Gini Jones waiting for the class bell in front of the auditorium; (3) General Studies class had the Christmas spirit; (4) Donna Waters participated in a magic show during lyceum; (5) Emily Bunnell, Lisa Cook, Margaret Trousdale and Stacy Wells learned Spanish the fun way, through a Spanish Club meeting playing bingo; (6) Kim Wilson, Tina Tolliver, Susan Worsted and Emily Bunnell worked diligently at their Harstan meeting; (7) Kent Burgess caught his breath after a cross country run. Et i t 52 Darrell Cox Kelly Dannells Terry Davis Mark Dawkins Kevin Dickey Julie Dickinson Dave Dulaney Jim Dulaney Ken Dulaney Kathy Dunahee Roger Edmlson Lee Eklund Mike Eller Sherri Elvlng John England Marty Fatheree Tammy Ferguson Tommy Ferguson Jacqule Forth Jane Forth Jenny Forth Lisa Frost Susan Frost Kevin Glaspy 53 Ron Goldstein Terri Gragert Bernice Greenwood Ronda Grubb Vince Guerrettaz Lisa Halfacre Randy Hassebrock Stephanie Henderson Vivian Henderson Stacey Hethman Brigette Hilmes Becky Holman Kevin Hudgins April Johnson Michael Johnson Gini Jones Robbie Jones John Kane Richard Kesterson Chrlsti Ketzner Susan Knapp Jim Kurtsinger 54 Sara Krutsinger Mark Lagle Tarl Lake Jamey Landreth Raymond Lawrence Steve Leathers Lisa Masters Cynthia Mattox Greg Mayberry Anthony Mayberry Dave Meadows Carolyn Merritt Mary Milburn Gary Mills Scott Mugrage Connie Myers Steve McClintock Cynthia McCormack Dan McCormack Danny McDannel Bridget McGrew Sammy Nation Kim Nease Dana Neff Darryl Newton Lori Oestreich 55 56 Theresa Oliver John Payne Todd Peeler Ethyl Pennington Kevin Phelps Brian Pieplow Shannon Plumlee Mike Putbrese Kerry Rascher Valerie Rlster Phebe Robinson David Rose Rae Ann Rose James Ross Judith Schell Lisa Scherer Pam Scott Donna Shreffler Carol Sons Michael Steele Diane Stoops UKI Margaret Storkel Jam! Strange Mike Tatman i I I I j It PHOTOS UNAVAILABLE: Randy Bassett Julius Beck David Blackwell Cathy Boyd Vernon Burkett Jack Clark Randy Dennis Brenda Dulaney Jeff Hurd John Klanke Lee McCormack Eddie Nosek Cathy Schoonover Mark Shelton Bill Tolliver Ronald Wilson Herbie Woods Jeffrey Young (1) Brenda Atkisson, Kevin Glassford and Michele Bon-nell enjoyed the privileges of commons; (2) Dana Neff and Blake Briscoe rolled the dice on their Homecoming float, The Odds Are in Our Favor ; (3) Dorothea Martin supervised Jay Brooks and John Corry during 4th period lunch. David Taylor Kevin Thomas Donald Thomas Polly Tolliver Lisa Trago Tony Trousdale Jeff Uebinger Shari Uebinger Randy Vincent Laurie Walsh Artdean Warren Donna Waters Rhonda Wathan Stacey Wells Sheila Wicke Brad Williams Kim Wilson Sandra Wimberly Debbie Winka Charles Winterman Charles Workman Lois Workman Norma Worley Susan Worstell 57 CLUBS “We Had Joy, We Had Fun, We Had Seasons In The Sun.” 59 Brel McKuen Spanish = Espafiol, Science = H20 + Cu + Na Playing Yo Gano, a Spanish form of bingo, and cooking Sopaiplllas, a Spanish bread were two of the activities enjoyed this year by the SPANISH CLUB. The group was led by Tom River, sponsor, Connie Myers, president, Terry Nation, vice-president, Dave Dulaney, secretary and Tina Phillips. A field trip In the spring was the major event of the SCIENCE CLUB. As president, Leisha Fry was assisted in her duties by Mona Etchison, vice president, Lisa Lane, secretary and Kim Collins, treasurer. Rick Porter was the club sponsor. Spanish: L-R Row 1: David Boyer, Terry Nation, Sandy Henson, Sponsor Tom River, Troy Stanley; Row 2: Tony Trousdale, Kelley Evans, Kim Wilson, Row 3: Lisa Cook, Rhonda McVay, Tammy Ferguson, Emily Bunnell, Dave Dulaney; Row 4: Sherri Elving, Jane Forth, Peggy Storkel, Stacy Wells, Kim Wilson, Ron Goldstein, Sheila Wicke, Gary Mills; Row 5: Terry Cobb, Laurie Walsh, Margaret Trousdale, Debbie Winka, Tari Lake, Rae Ann Rose, Vivian Henderson; Row 6: Kay Newton, Alice Sebring, Judi Schell, Connie Myers; Row 7: Donna Matlock, Tammy Vandeveer; Row 8: Pam Collins, Carla Luttrell, Marcie Rice, Pam Gish, Cheryl Zimmerman, Laurie Snyder, Sandy Kruse, Robin Oakes, Tina Phillips, Susan Stanford. Science: L-R Row 1: Sheryl Scherer, Teresa Mason, Mona Etchison, Leisha Fry, Harold Martin, David Boyer; Row 2: John Baird, Randy Pifer, Vickie Montaya, Alice Sebring, Tammy Vandeveer, Danny Pifer, Jeff Harvey; Row 3: Mark Burgess, Ken Wilkerson, Tom Clark, Gary Shreffler, Jim Shrum, Mary Smith, Kathy Stanley, Lisa Lane; Row 4: Kim Tolliver, Kim Collins, Sponsor Rick Porter. Not pictured: Brad Trago Math Club: L-R Row 1: Jeff Harvey, David Boyer, Ross Goldstein, Sheryl Sherer, Kim Collins, Lel-sha Fry; Row 2: Tim Moses, Karen Wlnka, Kim Tolliver, Karen McCann, James Shrum, Randy Plfer, Danny Plfer; Row 3: Sponsor Kay Spltzer, Sharon Walsh, Randy Burgess, Mark Burgess, Kevin Steele, Tina Cox, Toni Cooper, Brenda Cantrell. Not Pictured: Sandy Henson, Lee Melton, Ray Thomason. Math = 4(x + y)-6; MAT = (6 7-x) + y2 MU ALPHA THETA, the honorary math club, set high standards for math students. Members had to have an overall B average plus excellence In math. The MATH CLUB consisted of students with an interest in math and enrollment In Algebra II. Both clubs were sponsored by Kay Sitzner. Officers In the MATH CLUB were Kim Collins, president; Ray Thomason, vice-president; Sheryl Scherer, secretary; Karen McCann, treasurer; David Boyer, program chairman. Mu Alpha Theta: L-R Row 1: Sheryl Sherer, Karen Winka, Kim Collins, Sponsor Kay Spitzner, Raymond Thomason, Brenda Cantrell, Row 2: James Shrum, Karen McCann, Randy Burgess, David Boyer, Tim Moses, John Baird, Mark Burgess, Lee Melton. 61 FFA: L-R Row 1: Brenda Nash, Roger McGrew, Rick Vincent Russell Beard, Steve Pearce, Gail Williams, Bob Wheeler Sponsor; Row 2: Brigette Hilmes, Kevin Thomas, David Bumgarner, Randy Vincent, Jeff Cook, Brent Briscoe, Joanie Lusk; Row 3: Lisa Brown, Scott Welge, Bob Briscoe, Tom Winters, Sammy Nations, Darrell Newton, Brad Holmes; Row 4: Tom Leak, Raymond Williams, Mike Winka, Lee Lewis, Daniel Golden, Marc Russell, Gary Bumgarner; Row 5: Tony McAllister, Randy Block, Mark Harrell, Walter Steele, Doug Slagley, David Williams, Cathy Brown; Row 6: Lisa Young, Scott Mugrage, Blake Briscoe, Kevin Glassford, Brad Williams, John Klakne, Lee Cooper; Row 7: Vernon Burkett, Charles Winterman, David Taylor, Art Dean Warren, Mark Ruger, Troy Payne, Jami Strange. FBLA: L-R Row 1: Bob Elliott Sponsor, Toni Cooper, Tina Cox, Connie Hilliard, Karen McCann, Cindy Hinkle, Debbie Wicke, Donna Smith Sponsor; Row 2: Cindy Mattox, Teresa Brown, Vivian Henderson, Cathy Brown, Jill Rister, Sheila Wicke, Sara Krutsinger, Diane Stoops; Row 3: Debbie Mattox, Dawn Rascher, Jerri Koehler, Susan Schwaninger, Lisa Shari Schwaninger, Georgia Thomason, Pam King, Gina Farris, Diane Johnson; Row 5: Stephanie Henderson, Kristie Ketzner, Lisa Kincaid, Lea Parks, Lisa Masters, Karen Grove, Brenda Burgess, Diane Wintermen. FFA FBLA FHA The FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA were very proud of their grain judging team, Raymond Thomason, Raymond Wiiliams and David Nash who received 4th piace in the state grain judging contest. Raymond Thomason aiso received 4th piace in the individual grain judging contest. Seniors took their annual trip to Louisville, Kentucky to the National Tractor Pull in February. Two delegates also attended the State FFA Convention in Urbana in June. The FFA activities included three basketball games with area Chapters and a fishing rodeo during the spring. To help raise money for these activities they sold garden seeds. The officers are: Mike Frost, president; Roger McGrew, vice president; Gail Williams, secretary; Rick Vincent, treasurer; Steve Pearce, reporter; Russell Beard, sentinal; Robert F. Wheeler, sponsor. The FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA had many different activities during the 1977-78 school year which included a field trip during the Spring and a skating party, and a pizza party. To raise money for these activities they worked concession stands and sold candy during the late winter. The officers are: Tima Cox, president; Connie Hillard, vice president; Cindy Hinkle, secretary; Karen McCann, treasurer; Bob Elliott and Donna Smith were the sponsors. The FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA met monthly. They worked toward two big Events; a Sweetheart Dance and a concert in St. Louis. This year the concert is the R E 0 Speed Wagon. They worked football concessions and sold cheese to make the money to sponsor these events. This year an afghan was donated to them for the Randy Ferguson fund. The FHS Sponsored the raffle for this and made over $300 for this fund. The officers were: Brenda Burgess, president; Susan Schwaninger, 1st vice-president; Diane Johnson, 2nd vice-president; Chris Stanford, secretary, Lee Ann Rowe, treasurer; Carla Sehie, president of projects; Kathy Coble, vice-president of projects; Linda Martin, historian; Beverly Perrine, president of public relations; Gina Harrison, vice-president of public relations. FHA: L-R Row 1: Susan Stanford, Linda Martin, Robin Dickey, Ginny Salsberger, Chris Stanford, Sharia Synder, Susan Schwaninger, Lisa Cook, Lisa Masters; Row 2: Kelly Evans, Diane Johnson, Kim Wilson, Terry Nations, Sharia Kanteral, Terrie Gregart, Lisa Scherer, Nancy Zimmerman, Donna Matlock; Row 3: Beverly Perrine, Carla Sehie, Barbara Phillips, Janna Dawkins, Carla Reynolds, Nancy Hemphill, Chris Dickerson, Marty Krutsinger, Dana McDanield; Row 4: Julie Coble, Gena Harrison, Maggie Robertson, Debbie Brown, Kathy Dunahee, Toni Cooper, Karen McCann, Sherrie Uebinger, Susan Frost; Row 5: Diane Uebinger, Beverly Williams, Karen Steele, Nancy Thompson, Kathy Cobel, Lisa Trago, Briggette McGrew, Debbie Coughlin, Rhonda Grub; Row 6: Cindy McCormick, Glenda Lauderback, Rhonda Boyer, Shena Lake, Debbie Lane, Debbie Wicke, Cindy Hinkle, Barbara Phillips, Kim Wilson, Row 7: Lisa Hapacher, Linda Standford, Debra Forth, Carol Stanford, Diane Forth, Julie Dickinson, Ray Ann Rowe, Lori Ostrike, Kristie Ketzner; Row 8: Treasa Oliver, Emily Bunnell, Michael Bonnell, Lee Ann Rowe, Don Dulaney, Tom Clark, Harold Martin; Row 9: Sponsor Lucy Burgess, Brenda Burgess, Melanie Bonnell, Janet Beard, Sponsor Mary Beth Stine, Sponsor Dorothea Martin. National Honor Society Starts Scholarship Members of the LETTERWOMEN'S CLUB sold mums at Homecoming and held concessions at both boy and girl basketball games and girl volleyball games. Candy bars were also sold. The club sponsored a student-faculty volleyball game and held an Initiation meeting. A spring trip Is being planned for May. This club's sponsor was Mary Jo Hill. This years LETTERMEN'S CLUB was sponsored by Mick Peterson.The club held a concession at a football game. They sold sock caps reading Flora Wolves in the winter and stick candy at Christmas. A spring trip to St. Louis to a Cardinal ball game was made with the members eating at the Red Lobster afterwards. 64 NSH: L-R Row 1: Sponsor Vicki Payne, President Tim Moses, Vice-President David Boyer, Secretary Karen Winka, Treasurer Brenda Cantrell, Sponsor Donna Smith; Row 2: Kim Tolliver (dismissed due to absentees), Brenda Burgess, Sheryl Scherer, Kathy Stanley, Donna Henson, Cathy Phillips, Toni Cooper, Tammy Brown; Row 3: Karen McCann, Jim Shrum, John Baird, Lee Melton, Bill Knapp, Mark Burgess, Harold Martin, Ginny Sulsburger; Not Pictured: Sandy Cox Out with the old and in with the new The NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY established a $150 scholarship fund this year to be awarded to a senior at graduation. Also, in helping raise money for the Randy Ferguson Fund, $350 was collected. Candy sale promotion helped to make it possible for the NHS to take a trip to Sullivan to the Little Theatre to see I DO! I DO! . Finally, at the last meeting, a formal Initiation and induction of new officers was held at Carrie's Country Cookin. (1) Brenda Cantrell, Toni Cooper and Cathy Phillips planning for the spring trip at the NHS meeting held at Harold Martin's; (2) Mary Jo Hill, the Letterwomen's sponsor, and Mick Peterson, the Lettermen's sponsor; (3) Karen Winka and Sandy Cox planning the Induction banquet. Lettermen Letterwomen Back Athletics Lettermen: L-R, Row 1: Tim Moses, Harold Martin, Vice-President Jack Etchison, President Ross Goldstein, Secretary-Treasurer Tim Tolliver, Ed Knapp, Tom Clark, Dean Randall. Row 2: Ben Golden, Randy Wathan, Dave Boyer, Jeff Harvey, Dusty Fatheree, Andy McGehee, Randy Hudgins, Don Dulaney, David Rudy, Sponsor Mick Peterson. Row 3: Rick Atklsson, Walter Steele, Doug Slagley, Mike Winka, Troy Stanley, Mike Warren, R.D. White, John Casolarl. Letterwomen: L-R, Row 1: President Mona Etchison, Jane Wolfe, Vice-President Sharia Snyder, Donna Henson, Kathy Stanley, Marsha Warren. Row 2: Stacy Wells, Linda Martin, Georgia Thomason, Susan Snyder, Secretary Lisa Lane, Kyra Schroeder. Row 3: Treasurer Leisha Fry, Cindy Deain, Linda West, Beth Peeler, Ginny Sulsburger, Robbin Dickey. Absent are Tina Cox and Glenda West. Quill and Scroll: Above L-R Row 1: Donna Henson, Karen Conner, Brenda Burgess, Charlotte Cantrell, Sandy Henson; Row 2: Sponsor Steve Lee, Randy Plfer, Bill O'Dell, John Baird, Danny Pifer. Not Pictured: Diane Johnson, Karen Steele, John Hardin. Right L-R: Lisa Jay, Kim V llson, Sponsor Steve Lee, Kelley Evans, Brenda Nash Summer Delivery For 66 A summer delivery enabled the HARSTAN to Include events right up to the end of school. One of the prime considerations was that this enabled the staff to cover a whole year. Instead, of only 6 months as In the past. Perseverance and dedication kept the staff working even after graduation to produce a memorable book. Attending the Southern Illinois School Press Association meeting at SIU In the spring assisted the staff In learning new Ideas for yearbook production. Quill And Scroll QUILL AND SCROLL; the International honor society for high school journalists, recognized junior and senior journalists for their outstanding contributions to publications. Membership was selective; the adviser re commended a candidate who must be approved by the International secretary. Quill and Scroll observed National Newspaper Week annually. It also had two banquets — fall and spring — for the purpose of Initiating new members. Harstan: L-R Row 1: Terr e Haslett, Co-editor Kelley Evans, Co-editor Kim Wilson; Row 2: Tina Tolliver, Debbie Wlnka, Theresa Timm, Teresa Krutslnger, Row 3: Teresa Mason, Susan Stanford, Shari Schwan nger, Sponsor Diane Ecker; Row 4: Mona Etchlson, Becky Clement, Emily Bunnell, Kim Wilson; Row 5: Carla Reynolds, Barbara Phillips, Susan Worstell; Row 6: Polly Tolliver, Christie Ketzner, Brenda Nash, Row 6: Sherrie Elv-Ing, Laurie Walsh, Mark Burgess. Locust Log: L-R Row 1: Nancy Zimmerman, Alice Sebring, Karen Conner, Donna Henson, Charlotte Cantrell, Brenda Nash, Lisa Jay, Brenda Burgess; Row 2: Sponsor Steve Lee, Randy Pifer, Bill O'Dell, John Baird, Danny Pifer. Not Pictured: Karen Steele. The LOCUST LOG , a triweekly student newspaper, was published by those students who had completed Journalism I and II. After a student had completed Journalism I, he could apply for the staff position of reporter. By following the critiques of such national evaluation services as Quill and Scroll and the National Scholastic Press Association and such regional services as Southern Illinois School Press Association and Eastern Illinois High School Press Association, the staff tried to produce a journalistically sound, top quality newspaper. At the Spring Conference of SI-SPA, the Log captured the coveted Blue Banner by being awarded 91 of 100 possible points in an overall criticism. In addition, four staff members took awards: John Hardin, second place in ads; Karen Steele, two honorable mentions In ads; Danny Pifer, honorable mention in sports, and Randy Pifer, honorable mention in features. (1) Heading next years staff will be Business Manager Danny Pifer and Editor Bill O'Dell; (2) Editor Charlotte Cantrell working on another deadline. Locust Log Reports: L-R: Sponsor Steve Lee, Kim Wilson, Greg Raley, Rachel Oakes, Jacquelyn Holan, Rhonda McVay, Faye Drake, Scott Hoekman, Clay Green, Mike Holland. Not Pictured: Bill Knapp, Elizabeth Conner. 67 Band Plans Florida Trip Row 1: Rachel Oakes, Julie Rlsh, Sandy Kruse. Row 2: Diane Johnson, Lisa Jay, Sheena Lake, Chris Stanford, Drum Majorette Lisa Plumlee, Susan Schwaniger, LlzAnne Brandon, Tammy Haslett, Debbie Lane. Row 1: Doug Slagley, Bridgette Hilmes, Elisabeth Given, Gary Mills, Sandy Henson. Row 2: Lisa Brown, Spencer Cummins, Brad Uebinger, Rhett Kermicle, Bernice Greenwood, Walter Steele, Ken Dean Wilkerson. To the right is the band director Harry Penry. In the fall the BAND performed at all home football games and marched in all home parades. New uniforms came in at the beginning of the year. The band also marched at Carbondale for the S.I.U. homecoming parade. A Stage band was organized which played at several different events. During the winter the pep band played at all home basketball games and the concert band received a 1st rating at band contest held in Charleston. The band held several fund raising events during the year for a spring trip to Walt Disney World in Florida. They also sponsored a disco for the Randy Ferguson fund. Row 1: Mike Holland, Jerrle Koehler, Brian Kidd, John Corry, Dean Randall, Angl Warren, Pam King. Row 2: Lei sha Fry, Terry Cobb, Jane Ann Forth, Dawn Rascher, Jacque Holan, Linda Hemphill, Rhonda McVay, Scott Hock-man. Row 3: Tim Moses, Lee Lewis, Rusty Knapp, Ted Brentllnger, Mike Randall, Doug Burroughs, Clint Green, Grant Hilliard. Row 4: Cathy Phillips, Charlie Winterman, Gina Douthit, Dan McCormick, Tony Thomas, Carilyn Merritt, Leifson Ball, Kim Wilson. Row 5: Daniel Golden, Debbie Shreffler, Jay Bassett, Gary Shreffler, Kevin Ray, Doug Corry, David Knapp, Harold Martin. Row 1: Debbie Briscoe, Kim A. Wilson, Shari Uebinger, Tammy Ferguson, Judi Schell, Susan Knapp, Shannon Plumlee, Angela Venable. Row 2: Teresa Krutsinger, Robin Oakes, Rene6 Stanford, Sherrie Koehler, Kay Newton, Pam Gish, Pam Collins, Kelley Evans. Row 3: Charlotte Cantrell, Marcie Rice, Becky Clement, Lisa Behnke, Brenda Johnson, Linda Martin, Teresa Mason, Shelly Elving. Row 4: Diane Winterman, Barbara Phillips, Carla Luttrell, Theresa Timm, Dora Thompson, Shari Schwaniger, Chris Dickinson, Debbie Mattox. Row 5: Mark Burgess, Susan Stanford, Alison Henson, Leah Parks, Pam Henderson, Tina Phillips, Terrie Koehler, Sharia Snyder. Row 6: Kim Collins, Emily Bunnell, Louise Merrit, Laurie Walsh, Connie Myers, Cindy McCormick, Sheri Elving, Tammy Griffith. 69 Chorus Drama Classes Present Musical Play Chorus L-R Row 1: Mike Horton, Mark Lagle, Kent Waller, John Caselari, Tony Doty, Mike Randall, Jeff Haynes. Row 2: Barbara Leak, Beth Putbrese, Leigh Twaney, Kyra Schroeder, Gina Douthit, Peggy Storkel, Shari Uebinger, Dawn Rascher, Mary Smith. Row 3: Lisa Humphrey, Beckie Phelps, Susan Frost, Gini Jones, Laurie Snyder, Bridgette McGrew, Vivian Henderson, Connie Myers, Elisabeth McCracken. Row 4: Debbie Mattox, Kim A. Wilson, Brenda Cantrell, Emily Bunnell, Renee Stanford, Barbara Phillips, Cindy McCormick, Polly Tolliver, Lisa Frost. Row 5: Susan Worsted, Brenda Burkett, Angi Warren, Julie Dickinson, Glenda Lauderback, Diane Uebinger, Faye Drake, Debbie Shreffler, Director Harry Penry. The cast of Ransom of Red Chief L-R: (seated) Shari Ue-binger, Janice Creek, Mark Burgess, Pam Henderson (front), Wallace Utley, Debbie Briscoe, Jacque Holan, (standing) Dean Randall, Brenda Cantrell, Kim Wilson, Liz Brandon, Mike Randall, Emily Bunnell, Faye Drake. The chorus was directed by Harry Penry, and the drama class was taught by Joe McCoy. The Chorus presented a Christmas concert and one before the spring play. Certain members will be touring with the band In Florida this June. The two classes combined presented South Pacific as the spring musical. Lead characters in It were, Angi Warren as the navy nurse, Nellie Forbush, and Brad Uebinger-portraying the french planter, Emile deBecque. Other principle characters Included: John Casolari as Lt. Joe Cable, Elisabeth McCracken as Bloody Mary, Wallace Utley as Luther Billis, Mark Burgess as Capt. Brackett, Joe McCoy as Com. Harbison, Gina Penry as Ngana, Michail Penry as Jerome, Beth Putbrese as Llat, and Dean Randall as Stewpot. Gina Douthit served as an assistant to the director. Other members not in the group shot o mentioned above were: Tina Bayles, Joe Beck, Mel Bonnell, Mark Booth, Liz Brandon, Debbie Briscoe, Janice Creek, Gina Farris, Donna Goff, Randy Green, Pam Henderson, Jacque Holan, Diane Johnson, Sherrie Koehler, Lee McCormick, Robin Oakes, Georgia Thomason, and Denise Wagner. Members of the pit band were: Terry Cobb, Doug Corry, Spencer Cummins, Shellie Elvlng, Sherrie Elving, Jane Evans, Kelley Evans, Clint Green, Terrie Koehler, Lee Lewis, Rhonda McVay, Connie Myers, Barbara Phillips, Larry Strange, and Kim K. Wilson. Following the musical, work went under way for the spring play, The Ransom of Red Chief . The play was directed by Joe McCoy and was proceeded by a chorus performance. Lead characters were Pam Henderson as Red Chief, and Mark Burgess and Wallace Utley as the kidnappers. (1) Harry Penry in his normal appearance after musical rehearsal; (2) Angi Warren sang to her Honey Bun , Wallace Utley; (3) Joe McCoy and Mark Burgess told the sistuation to Wallace Utley, Dean Randall and Debbie Mattox; (4) Elisabeth McCracken sang Bali Ha'l to John Casolari; (5) Leads Angi Warren and Brad Ueblnger, Gina and Michael Penry sang Dit6s Moi ; (6) South Pacific cast take bows; (7) Director Joy McCoy was pleased with the play; (8) Pam Henderson and Mark Burgess played horse; (9) Emily Bunnell and Faye Drake watched a little bit more than birds as they talk to Wallace Utley; (10) Brenda Cantrell and Dean Randall were on the watch for jailbirds; (11) Pam Henderson threatened to scalp Mark Burgess; (12) Brenda Cantrell and Jacque Holan looked over a newspaper. 71 12 72 “To Everything There Is A Season, And A Time To Every Purpose Under Heaven.” Ecclesiastes Cheerleaders Win Ribbons At Camp 1977-1978 cheerleading sponsor was Miss Marhoefer. This year the cheerleaders fund raising projects were selling greeting cards, selling basketball button, and sponsoring a car wash. Both squads attended a 5-day camp at Vincennes University during the summer. They were honored with ribbons and certificates. The cheerleaders work all year round to encourage enthusiasm and to promote spirit. They also are responsible for the many pep sessions and for the colorful halls of Flora High. The cheerleaders are chosen In Spring by a panel consisting of coaches, teachers, and students. They are judged on gymnastic skills, participation In cheers and enthusiasm. The Varsity Cheerleaders this year were: Nancy Zimmerman, Captain, Jane Wolfe, Beth Putbrese, Susan Stanford, Shari Schwanlnger, and Linda Martin. The J.V. Cheerleaders this year were Pam King, Captain, Chris Dickinson, Judl Schell, Connie Myers, and Lisa Cook. Varsity Football Varsity football was coached by Larry Kane and assisted by Mick Peterson and Jim Miglin this year; (1) Jeff Harvey running hard against Carmi; (2) Dusty Fatheree turning up field looking for yards; (3) Jack Etchison passing to Jeff Harvey; (4) Coach Kane instructing Mike Warren; (5) Walter Steele running against Salem; (6) Touchdown Flora I Jt 'VL-jiV -Fti'jV.'.itrV +.'4 , S 1 - L-R Jeff Harvey, Jack Etchison, Rick White, Mike Frost, Don Dulaney, Ross Goldstein, Tim Moses, David Rudy, Ted Brent-linger, Tom Clark, Harold Martin, Rusty Knapp, Mike Warren, David Boyer. Row 2: Gary Schreffler, Ben Golden, Tim Tolliver, James Casolari, Randy Abner, Andy McGehee, Kevin Ray, Scott Welge, Robin Windle, Jack Erbacher, Doug Corry, David Knapp, Dusty Fatheree. Row 3: Coach Miglin, Coach Porter, Jeff Eastin, Lee Lewis, Anthony McAllister, David Williams, Ken Jennings, Marc Russell, Walter Steele, Coach Peterson, Coach Kane, Jeff White. 76 .75- Flora 22 Effingham 0 Flora 28 Car ml 7 Flora 62 Salem 0 Flora 12 Mt. Carmel 24 Flora 0 Lawrenceville 3 Flora 34 Fairfield 12 Flora 32 Red Hill 0 Flora 50 Edwards Co. 0 Flora 40 Olney 6 77 L-R Row 1: John Corry, Dave Dulaney, Raymond Castleberry, Todd Peeler, Steve McClintock, Kevin Phelps, Jeff Ueblnger, Ron Goldstein. Row 2: Jim Ross, Tony Mayberry, Blake Briscoe, John Kane, Kevin Glaspy, Mike Steele. Jack Clark, Mark Booth 78 Freshman- Sophomore Football The Freshman Season Record was Wins- 1 Losses-7. The Sophomore Season Record was Wlns-2 Losses-3 The Fresh-Soph team was coached this year by Rick Porter and John Upton. After an 0-4 start the Freshmen Improved by winning one game and suffering 3 narrow defeats. Although their record was not good, the team went up against some tough competition such as Charleston and Newton. (1) Mike Peterson, Jim Mlg-IIn, Rick Porter, Larry Kane. (2) Freshmen-Sophomore hitting the blocking sled; (3) Freshmen-Sophomore practicing hard. L-R Row 1: Ken Wllkerson, Dan Golden, Ken Jennings, David Williams, Jeff Eastln, Wes Ross, John Haycock, Walter Steele, Mike WInka, Bryan Land. Row 2: Steve McCIfntock, Todd Peeler, Raymond Castleberry, Dave Dulaney, John Corry, Kevin Phelps, Mike Steele, John Kane, Jay Brooks, Lee Lewis, Marc Russell. Row 3: Coach Porter, Mark Booth, Tony Mayberry, Jim Clark, Jeff Ueblnger, Ron Goldstein, Jeff White. Girl’s Tennis The 1978 girls tennis team earned a record of 8 wins and 4 losses under their new coach Becky Carson. The highlights this season came from the number one singles player Mona Etchison. Etchison defended her NEC singles crown again this year with a 6-3 6-2 victory over rival July Kurtz of Olney. She also advanced to the State Tournament In singles. There she won one round in the championship bracket and one round in the consolation bracket. (1) Mona Etchison received the 1st place NEC singles trophy; (2) Mona Etchison serving; (3) Stacy Wells using a forehand return. Man r -.vV Flora 7 Cisne 2 Flora 1 Olney 8 Flora 9 Fairfield 0 Flora 8 St. Anthony 1 Flora 5 Salem 4 Flora 6 Teutopolis 3 Flora 7 Newton 2 Flora 9 Fairfield 0 Flora 3 Salem 6 Flora 5 Centralia 4 Flora 4 Effingham 5 Flora 1 Olney 8 2 L-R Row 1: Kim Wilson Stacy Wells Sandy Kruse Linda Martin Mona Etchison Kathy Stanley; Row 2: Coach Becky Carson Calra Brissenden Peggy Storkel Elisabeth McCracken Angela Venable Julia Rish. 80 3 L-R Row 1: Cathy Phillips, Leisha Fry, Mary Stevens, Tina Phillips, Cindy Phillips, Linda Hemphill; Row 2: Tina Walters, Lori Goff, Georgia Thomason, Jane Forth, Judy Schell, Stacy Wells; Row 3: Linda West, Donna Henson, Sharia Snyder, Kyra Schroeder, Lisa Lane, Glenda West; Row 4: Coach Mary Jo Hill, Coach Becky Carson. 81 Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Albion Fairfield Carmi Salem Newton Carlyle Edwards Fairfield Grayville Grayville Due to the large number of students participating in softball. Coach Mary Jo Hill was assisted by Becky Carson. The team played well as a group toward the end of the season. (1) Coach Mary Jo Hill and Peggy Ripperdan watching the plays against Newton; (2) Linda West went for the ball to stop a Newton 1st base runner; (3) Sharia Snyder went for a hit. The Girl's Softball team hosted the regional play offs which were originally to be held at Odin. However, due to rain, the games were played at Flora. In the Sub-regionals the Flora Wolf Gals defeated Odin In a close game of 7 to 6. In the second game, however, they were defeated by Salem. Gals Varsity Volleyball One Of Sweet Sixteen L-R Row 1 Mona Etchison, Linda West, Tammy Haslett, Donna Henson, Sharia Snyder Row 2 Coach Mary Jo HIII, Glenda West, Lelsha Fry, Tina Walters, Lisa Lane, Kyra Schroeder, Ginny Sulsberger, Susan Snyder Manager. Flora 20 Mt. Carmel 14 20 19 Flora 20 Noble 12 20 3 Flora 20 Clay City 8 20 9 Flora 20 McLeansboro 7 20 6 Flora 20 Newton 9 20 22 20 17 Flora 12 Salem 20 13 20 Flora 20 Edwards Co. 2 20 13 Flora 20 Carmi 3 20 11 Flora 20 North Clay 9 20 4 Flora 20 Cisne 4 20 14 Flora 14 Patoka 20 20 6 20 9 Flora 8 Salem 20 20 8 20 Carmi 11 Flora 20 17 Flora 20 Farina-Lagrove 3 20 20 17 1 The Gals Varsity Volleyball team was very proud of the season record of 23 wins and only 2 losses. Although they lost to Salem early in the season, they defeated them twice later. Their only other loss was to Pana in the super-sectional at EIU. FHS was honored with the Gals Volleyball 1st place record. They finished 1st In the Harrisburg Invitational Tournament and 1st in the Flora Round Robin Tournament. They went on to win the District and the Sectional in the State Tournament Series. The team was coached to their victory by Mary Jo Hill. The Gals Varsity Volleyball were the only small (class A) school to play in the super-sectional two consecutive years. (1) Lisa Lane spiking the ball; (2) Varsity No. 1 at Sectional. (3) Mona Etchison, captain of the Varsity Volleyball team, went for a spike while Kyra Schroeder, co-captain, backed up the play JV Gals Volleyball L-R Row 1: Robin Oakes, Linda Hemphill, Gina Farris, Cindy Phillips, Sara Krutsinger; Row 2: Sandy Kruse, Manager, Pam Gish, Rhonda Wathan, Tina Phillips, Marsha Warren, Laurie Snyder, Manager. The Junior Varsity Gals Volleyball team consisted of first year players during the majority of the matches. The team was coached by Mary Jo Hill and had a season record of 6 wins and 8 losses. (1) Robin Oakes, Pam Gish and Sara Krutsinger anxiously awaiting a victory; (2) Marsha Warren setting the ball to her teammates. Cross Country The 1977-78 Cross Country team ended their year with a record of 8 wins and 8 losses. This year's team consisted of 2 seniors, 2 junior, 3 sophomores, and 2 freshman. The team placed 4th in District out of 15 other schools. They also qualified for the sectional meet held at Flora. The managers this year were Kim Tolliver, Debbie Mattox, and Tom Owens. The team coach was Dave Dulaney. (1) Coach Dulaney looked on as cross country began their 3-mile race against Newton at Hanging Rock; (2) Randy Hudgins after the run against Newton. 84 L-R Row 1 David Rose, Coach Dave Dulaney, Sam Guerrattaz. Row 2 Kent Burgess, Troy Stanley. Row 3 Jeff Enlow, Randy Hudgins. Row 4 Doug Slagley, Debbie Mattox, Kim Tolliver, Kevin Steele Golf The 1977-78 Golf Team ended their year with a record of 2 wins, 1 tie, and 11 losses. This year's team was a young one as they only had 2 seniors, 1 junior, 6 sophomores, and 3 freshman. Sharia Snyder was the only girl to ever have played on the golf team In Flora. She also went to the State Tournament for girls for the 3rd straight time. Those people lettering In golf were Ed Knapp, Dean Randall, Mike Putbrese, Roger Edmlston, Brian Gansauer, Tom Owens, Mike Knapp, and Sharia Snyder. The team coach was Frank Schack. (1) Sharia Snyder, Ed Knapp, Roger Edmlston, Kevin Thomas Tom Owens, practicing their stroke. L-R Roger Edmlston, James Greenwood, Tom Owens, Mike Putbrese, Mike Knapp, Dean Randall, Doug Burroughs, Mike Randall, Ed Knapp, Brian Gansauer, Sharia Snyder. Picture on the right- Kevin Thomas. 85 86 Boy’s Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball this year were very proud of the fact that they beat Lawrenceville for the first time since 1960. Their record was 13 - 13 and the leading scorers included Harold Martin Dusty Fatheree and Jeff Harvey. Coach Larry Kane was assisted by Mick Peterson. (I) Jeff Harvey shooting over Tiger paws; (2) Harold Martin flying by an Ace; (3) Mike Frost shooting for 2; (4) David Boyer and Ed Knapp fighting for a rebound against Noble; (5) Coach Larry Kane and Mick Peterson talking it over with the team; (6) Dusty Fatheree coming through; (7) Dusty Fatheree and Mike Frost fighting for a rebound against Car-mi; (8) Jeff Harvey sees it through; (9) Don Dulaney up for 2 against St. Anthony; (10) Harold Martin is a step ahead of Salem; (II) Jeff Harvey reaching for 2; (12) Bucket by David Boyer. Front-Back: Harold Martin Dusty Fatheree David Boyer Ed Knapp Jeff Harvey Don Dulaney Mike Frost; Back-Front: Scott Welge Bob Krutsinger John Baird Jack Erbacher Tim Tolliver Andy McGehee Doug Slagley; Coach Mick Peterson Coach Larry Kane. Flora 60 Mattoon 66 Flora 60 Charleston 81 Flora 62 Mt. Zion 53 Flora 69 St. Mel 64 Flora 54 Fairfield 70 Flora 63 Salem 51 Flora 61 Olney 68 Flora 82 Venice 70 Flora 71 St. Anthony 95 Flora 59 Carmi 74 Flora 61 Marshall 66 O.T. Flora 54 Altamont 71 Flora 78 Newton 69 Flora 60 Lawrenceville 67 Flora 72 Mt. Carmel 62 Flora 66 Oleny 75 Flora 72 Carmi 86 Flora 82 Fairfield 74fff Flora 50 Mt. Carmel 48 Flora 81 Red Hill 70 Flora 75 Cisne 58 Flora 63 Salens J 77 Flora 67 Lawrenceville 69 Flora 92 Red Hill 87 Flora 75 Noble 49 Flora 57 St. Anthony 58 87 Boy’s J The Junior Varsity team played 18 games and won a total of 7. According to Coach Mick Peterson the team really improved toward the end of the year, winning 5 out of their last 7 games. (1) Doug Slagley shooting for 2; (2) Marc Russell in the lead against Effingham; (3) Bob Krut-singer fighting for the ball while Andy McGehee assists; (4) Scott Welge guarding; (5) Danny Golden and Brian Land passing with Ken Jennings ready to assist. 88 L-R Row Is Bryan Land, Troy Stanley, Mike Winka, Doug Slagjey, Marc Russell, Dan Golden, John Haycock; Row 2: Coach Mick Peterson, Andy McGehee, John Beard, Scott Welge, Bob Krutsinger, Jack Erbacher, Tim Tolliver, Walter Steele, Coach Rick Porter. Fresh Soph Basketball The Sophomore Team was coached by Mick Peterson and Rick Porter and came through with a 3 - 6 record. Rick Porter also coached the Freshman Team with a 4 - 15 record. Flora hosted the Freshman Conference basketball tournament In January. (1) Sophomore huddle at the Sophomore Conference Tournament at Salem; (2) Sophomore team anticipating a basket; (3) Mike Winka fighting for the ball with Marc Russell and Daniel Golden running in to help. Freshman Team: L-R Row 1: Steve Leathers, Ron Goldstein, Blake Briscoe, Kevin Glaspy, Brent Briscoe, Roger Edmlson, Kent Burgess, Marty Fatheree; Row 2: Jeff Uebinger, Dave Bumgarner, Gary Mills, J. R. Lawerence, Darrell Newton, Dave Dulaney, Jeff Cook, Tommy Feguson, Coach Rick Porter Sophomore Team: L-R Row 1: Bryan Land, Troy Stanley, Daniel Golden, John Haycock, Kevin Glaspy; Row 2: Coach Rick Porter, Mike Winka, Doug Slagley, Ken Jennings, Marc Russell, Walter Steele, Dave Dulaney, Coach Mick Peterson. Varsity Gals Basketball The 1978 Wolf Gals Varsity basketball team struggled through the season ending with a 5-10 record. This was the second year under the coaching of Teresa Toler. Bad luck struck In the conference tournament as they were defeated In the first round 49-55 by Lawrencevllle. They also fell prey to a tougher than expected Carml team In the district tournament 43-50. Lisa Lane led rebounds, field goals, and free throws with 109 total rebounds, 16 average on field goals and 55% free throws. (1) Linda West saving the ball before going out of bounds. % (2) Varsity team huddles together after line-up. (3) Donna Matlock fights for a rebound. (4) Mona Etchl-son breaking a press while Sharia Snyder and Lisa Lane give assistance. Flora 42 Fairfield 54 Flora 57 Red Hill 43 Flora 43 La Grove 35 Flora 58 Carmi 34 Flora 40 Salem 82 Flora 44 La Grove 47 Flora 40 Olney 52 Flora 37 Edwards Co. 13 Flora 42 Olney 60 Flora 38 Fairfield 51 Flora -51 Red Hill 74 Flora 33 Louisville 54 Flora 49 Louisville 55 Flora 42 Edwards Co. 25 Flora 43 Carml 50 L-R Row 1: Donna Matlock, Tina Walters, Sharia Snyder, Mary Stevens, Cathy Phillips, Georgia Thomason; Row 2: Coach Teresa Toler, Kay Newton, Glenda West, Lisa Lane, Linda West, Mona Etchison. 90 J.V. Gals Basketball The Junior Varsity Wolf Gals team, also coached by Teresa Toler, compiled a successful season record of eight wins and four losses. (1) Coach Toler giving instructions to Lori Ostreich, (2) Kay Newton shooting a free throw, (3) Kay Newton shooting while JV players await a basket, (4) Georgia Thomason shooting a free throw. L-R Row 1: Donna Matlock, Lori Ostreich, Carla Brissenden, Rhonda Wathan; Row 2: Georgia Thomason, Tina Walters, Kay Newton, Mary Stevens, Cathy Phillips, Jill Rister. 91 L-R Row 1: Kevin Phelps (155), Tom Owens (132), Mike Putbrese (126), Paul Loehr (112), Troy Payne (98), Robert Rogers (105), Sam Guerrattaz (119). Row 2: Ted Devore (manager), Tim Moses (167), John Kane (138), Vince Guerrataz (112), Ken Reed (145), Anthony McCallister (185), Gary Schreffler (132), Raymond Thomason (126), Coach Terry Myer. Not Pictured: Dave Windle (138) 92 Wrestling Goes To District After having a one year break, the Flora High School Wrestling team started off the 1977-1978 year with a 1-7 record. This was due to having almost all new team members and a new coach. The wrestling team did go to district, though, with Tim Moses coming in third. Pointwise, Tim Moses was high grappler with 40 points and Gary Schreffler was second high with 30 points. The season was a short one and because of snow, the wrestlers were unable to go to several meets. In spite of all the problems, the wrestling team did a good job and they will have gained the experience for next year. (1) John Kane in an armlock with his opponent; (2) Tom Owens pinning the enemy; (3) Oh, what a tangled web we weave. ; (4) Tim Moses has his man where he wants him; (5) Mike Putbrese waiting for the referee's signal; (6) Team awaits a pin; (7) Gary Schreffler trying to get his opponent down; (8) John Kane pins his opponent. 93 1— 4 Varsity Baseball The varsity baseball team played 17 games this year, although many were cancelled because of rain. The most outstanding players were John Casolari, leading hitter, John Baird, top fielder, John Casolarl, most RBI's, Dusty Fatheree, best ERA. Dusty Fatheree, also, set a base-stealing record by stealing 18 bases In 18 tries. The most valuable player, as elected by members of the team was John Casolarl. The varsity team was coached by Jim Miglln. (1) Jim Shrum practicing; (2) Rusty Knapp getting ready to bat against Albion; (3) Coach Jim Miglln watching and studying the game from the dugout; (4) Dusty Fatheree was ready to catch one of Mike Winka's fast balls in their victorious game against Albion; (5) As the Albion picturer threw a ball, John Haycock lended back to let it pass; (6) Dusty Fatheree got a hit. 11 Red Hill 1 1 Olney 5 2 Odin 3 9 Odin 6 1 St. Anthony 2 2 St. Anthony 7 6 Charleston 9 2 Fairfield 5 9 Albion 2 3 Salem 4 5 Carml 9 5 Grayville 3 0 Fairfield 10 9 Fairfield 10 3 Fairfield 13 8 Allendale 4 3 Fairfield 11 L-R Row 1: Mike Winks, John Haycock, Blake Briscoe, Darrell Cox, Dana Neff, Mark Dawkins, Jim Shrum, Randy Pifer; Row 2: Coach Charles Buchanan, Liz Brandon, Andy McGehee, John Casolari, Rusty Knapp, Dusty Fatheree, Tom Winters, Dean Randall, John Baird, Tammy Haslett, Coach Jim Miglln. Junior-Varsity Baseball One of the outstanding players of the Junior Varsity baseball team was Ken Jennings, leading batter, on an average of 8 hits out of 13. His average for the year was .615 Another outstanding player was John Haycock, who led in pitching. He won one game and lost one for the team. ’John's ERA wa 2.63. He struck out 15 in 8 innings. The J.V. team was coached by Charles Buchanan and had a record of 1 win to 4 losses. Because of rain, there were three cancellations. (1) Blake Briscoe practicing before the game against Effingham in which he played 3rd base. L-R Row 1: John England, Tony Trousdale, Steve Leathers, Kevin Phelps; Row 2: Tony Mayberry; Row 3: Blake Briscoe, Marty Fatheree, Todd Peeler, Kerry Rascher, Brian Pieplow; Row 4: Darrell Cox, Ken Jennings; Row 5: Dana Neff, Mark Dawkins, Tommy Ferguson, Mike Tatman. 95 L-R Vince Guerrettaz, Sam Guerrettaz, Harold Martin, David Matteson, Rick White, Jack Etchison, Scott Kermi-cle, Troy Stanley, Ken Wilkerson, Coach Jerry Stringer Varsity Tennis This years tennis team had an outstanding team record. Some of the highlights of the season were the third place finish in the Bloomington Tournament; winning the conference for the second year straight and advancing two doubles teams to the state finals. Playing the top six positions were Harold Martin, Jack Etchison, Dave Matteson, R. D. White, Troy Stanley and Sam Guerrettaz. The other three varsity players earning letters were Vince Guerrettaz, Kenny Wilkerson and Scoot Ker-micle. The team was very proud of Jack Etchison and Harold Martin who went to state for the 4th straight year. They advanced to the top 18 doubles team in state before being defeated. Dave Matteson and Troy Stanley advanced to the second round In the tournament and helped pick-up enough points to place the Flora Team among the top 18 teams in the state. They scored 6 points. Returning letterwlnners will be Troy Stanley, Sam Guerrettaz, Vince Guerrettaz and Scott Ker-micle. 1 (1) Harold Martin had a very successful singles record of 11 wins and only 1 loss; (2) Doubles against Newton; (3) Jack Etchison playing doubles with Harold Martin in the district tournament; (4) Coach Jerry Stringer and Kayo Powless instructing Jack Etchison and Rick White; (5) Vince Guerrettaz in 6th position; (6) Troy Stanley practicing; (7) R. D. White helped out In all phases and was instrumental in winning the conference; (8) Sam Guerrettaz prepared to hit a backhand. Flora 8 Newton 1 Flora 9 Fairfield 0 Flora 6 Salem 3 Flora 9 Mattoon 0 Flora 6 Eisenhower 3 Flora 5 Olney 4 Flora 7 Salem 2 Flora 8 Vandalia 1 Flora 1 O'Fallon 7 Flora 4 Mascoutah 1 Flora 4 Olney 5 Flora 9 Robinson 0 Flora 7 Centralia 2 Flora 7 Fairfield 2 Junior Varsity Tennis The Junior-Varsity Tennis team along with the Varsity Tennis team was coached by Jerry Stringer. The J.V. team had three games rained out but were still able to play 5. Their record for the season was 2 wins and 3 losses. L-R T. C. Eastin, Kent Burgess, Bryan Kidd, Gary Mills, Steve Storkel, Nathan Fry, Rhett Kermicle, Kevin Giaspy, Coach Jerry Stringer. 97 Track The track team this year was very proud of David Williams who won the district In the discus throw with 139,8 and qualified for state. Other members of the team who placed in the district meet at McLeansboro were Mike Warren with 3rd place in pole vaulting, 12,3M, Mark Coleman with 5th place in the triple jump, 39,6,, and the 2 mile relay team placed 4th. In dual meets they won 2 and lost 4. The team was coached by Dave Dulaney and George Toler. (1) The start of the 880 against Red Hill; (2) Richard Kesterson in the 440 relay; (3) Mike Warren pole vaulting against Red Hill; (4) Mark Coleman in the triple jump; (5) Mike Steele running in the 440 relay. The Track members pictured above qualified to participate in the district meet. L-R Row 1: Debbie Mattox, Rachel Oakes, Randy Hudgins, Terry Windle, Kim Tolliver; Row 2: Coach Dave Dulaney, David Williams, Walter Steele, James Jones, Kevin Steele, Mike Warren, Tim Tolliver, Mark Coleman, Dave Dulaney. Other Track members not pictured were Tim Moses, Jeff Eastin, Doug Slagley, Tom Owens, John Corry, Roger Edmison, Richard Kesterson, Mike Steele, John Kane. Effingham Red Hill Fairfield Lawrenceville Olney, Salem Red Hill, Fairfield Cumberland Invit. Newton Fairfield NEC Varsity At Carmi NEC Frosh-Soph At Carmi Lost Won Won Lost 3rd 3rd 5th out of 12 schools Lost Lost 6th place 6th place Teachers Vs. Seniors The teachers also enjoyed the sports and dances. Besides coaching, taking tickets and supervising concession stands, the teachers took part In some of the action. They graciously lost the Letterwomen sponsored volleyball game against the seniors, but put up a good fight. The three practices were almost as much fun as the game. And, of course, no one will forget the faculty versus senior basketball game In which Mick Peterson made the victory basket to finalize the game at 57 to 56 In favor of the faculty. Then came Impending Shame. The famous Impending Shame consisted of Jim Baird on guitar, Charles Buchanan, singer, Mick Peterson, singer, Spencer Cummins on drums and the newcomer Tom River on piano. They made the 50's night a success with such songs as At The Hop , Spllsh Splash and Teen Angle . The group was also very proud of their popular song Impending Shame Rock a verson of Crocodile Rock . (1) Mick Peterson, Jim Baird, and Charles Buchanan brought back the 50's; (2) Teresa Toler and Mary Jo Hill went for a set-up against the seniors; (3) Charles Buchanan spiked a point; (4) Tom River at the piano; (5) Diane Ecker, Bob Wheeler, Less O'Dell and Bill Phillips supported their volleyball team; (6) Teachers versus seniors in basketball. 99 The 1977 - 78 Homecoming followed a different format than Homecomings gone by. Extended over 3 days the festivities started with a Pep Session on Thursday followed by the annual parade. As can be expected, the seniors captured first place with a float entitled Massacre At Heartbreak Hotel . The theme for this years Homecoming activities was A Tribute To Elvis . A newly mentioned activity to the Homecoming activities was a bonfire preluded by a snake dance with competition among classes to collect the most boxes. We might say that if there was a dissappointment in Homecoming weekend, It was on Friday night. In keeping with the season the Flora Wolves failed once again to win In the rain. With 17 seconds remaining in the contest Lawren-ceville Indians kicked a field goal which put the damper on Flora's hopes for a trip to the play-offs. The next night's spirits were high as the students boogied down to the disco sounds of Hot Springs , a band out of Champaign. As Is traditional the attendants were previously picked by the football team. They were: Shannon Plum-lee; freshman, Linda Martin; sophomore, Marsha Warren and Donna Henson; juniors. Exhausted from continuously biting of fingernails; it was finally time for corination. Ginny Sulseberger was crowned queen, while Nancy Zimmerman and Chris Stanford were selected first and second runners-up respectively. As the band was playing the grand finale, everyone was reminising of •jqo the enchanting evening with anticipation of a good night kiss. Homecoming 101 0 Sweetheart Dance You Light Up My Life as it became a popular song, also, was chosen as the theme for the '78 Sweetheart Dance. The retiring queen Marla Raley, returned to crown Susan Schwaninger Sweetheart Queen as Sonn played the theme song. New Queen Susan Schwaninger started her reign with 4 attendants and 2 runners-up to her position. Freshman attendant was Emily Bunnell, sophomore attendants were Rhonda Boyer and Janet Beard. The 3 girls battling for queen were Diane Johnson, Charlotte Cantrell and Susan Schwaninger. Prom I Love You Just the Way You Are This theme carried the Junior-Senior Prom from beginning to end. While Goliath, a band from Terre Haute, provided the music to which Diana Collins, the retiring queen, crowned Nancy Zimmerman, Prom Queen. Donna Henson, Kyra Schroeder and Marsha Warren were the junior attendants assisting Nancy. Other seniors competing for queen were Ginny Sulsberger, Chris Stanford, Jane Wolfe and Susan Schwan-Inger. 103 ■■ ALLSTATE INSURANCE Patrons ANDY’S MARKET JAN’S FABRICS BUTE’S GAS SERVICE MIKE’S BARBER SHOP COFFEE SHOP MILL’S CONCRETE CO. GARRETT’S SHOE STORE P. N. HIRSCH CO. GROVE’S CARPET SALES SERVICE RANCH MOTEL HENSON’S GROCERY SHULMAN BROTHER’S INC. JACO VARIETY STORE UNIVERSAL BUTANE COMPANY VERN HARTUNG INSURANCE DR. CARL C. WEBB WIELDT’S STORE INC. AS A FRIEND JOSTEN’S The Memory People Jerry Bloemer - Yearbook Greg Long - Rings - Announcements Caps Gowns ■ ■ THIS SYMBOL SIGNIFIES SERVICE TO AGRICULTURE AROUND THE WORLD FLORA DISTRICT IS PROUD TO REPRESENT CARGILLIN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS. 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TIRE SERVICE 1 INDUSTRIAL PARK FLORA, Illinois 62839 UNIROYAL Congratulations to the graduating class! ■ ■ BRISCOE’S FARM STORE SERVICE IS UPPERMOST 121 South Locust Flora, Illinois 62839 Phone: 662-5006 W.N.O.I. VOGEL-FLORA WE DO IT FOR YOU W.N.O.I. VOGEL-FLORA CORPORATION Flora, Illinois 62839 phone 662-8331 THE FLORA CLINIC LTD. Donald L. Bunnell MD. A. Paul Naney MD. 433 East 7th Street Flora Illinois 62839 ■ ■ 123 Band ...........................68 Baseball .......................94 Basketball, Boy's ..............86 Group Index Future Farmers of American ....62 Future Homemakers of America ............ 63 Play ............................. Quill and Scroll ...............66 Student Council .................5 uajrciuai ■ , uni Board of Education 4 (jOIT 66 Sophomore Class Officers . .42 Bus Drivers 10 10 Science Club .60 Cheerleaders 74 56 Senior Class Officers .. .14 Chorus Junior uiass UTTicers ... 65 Softball .81 Cooks 10 ..65 Sophomore Class Officers . .42 Cross Country Locust Log Staff Spanish Club Freshman Class Officers ... 50 Math Club' Student Council ,..5 Football Mu Alpha Theta Tennis, Boy's .96 Future Business Leaders of Musical Tennis, Girl's .80 America National Honor Society Track .98 Volleyball .82 Wrestling .92 General Index Abner, Randy Brlssenden, Carla .44, 80, 91 Clark, Connie Abner, Tom 4, 38 Brooks, Jay .44, 49, 79 Clark, Jack 57, 78, 79 Anderson, Mike 38 Brown, Bob 44 Clark, Jeanette 44 Anderson, Willie Brown, Cathy Clark, Karrle Ashley, Julie Brown, Debbie 44, 63 Clark, Nancy Atklsson, Brenda Brown, Lisa .52, 62, 68 Clark, Sandra Atkisson, Rick -.44, 65 Brown, Tammy Clark, TomI ....18, 60, 63, 65, 76 Ayers, Mary Kay Brown, Teresa 52, 62 Clement, Becky .5, 42, 44, 66, 69 Ayers, Tom Buchanan, Charles .6, 51, 94, 95, Cobb, Terry 44, 60, 69, 70 Baird, Jim 99 Coble, David .10 Baird, John ....38, 60, 64, 66, 67, 86, 88, 94 Ball, Lelfson ..............52, 69 Ballard, Jim ...................41 Banta, Greg ....................17 Bassett, Dick ..................38 Bassett, Jay ...............44, 69 Bassett, Randy .................57 Bayles, Tina ...............44, 70 Beard, Jane ....................52 Beard, Janet ..............38, 63, 102 Beard, Russell .............17, 62 Beck, Joe ..................41, 70 Beck, Julius ...................57 Beck, Mike .....................52 Behnke, Leesa ..............17, 69 Bennett, Carol ................44, Bennett, Dale ..................49 Bennett, Mary ..................17 Berry, Bill .....................6 Blrk, Paul ......................6 Blackwell, David ...............57 Block, Randy ...............17, 62 Bonnell, Melanie .......17, 63, 70 Bonnell, Michele ...........52, 63 Booth, Mark ........52, 70, 78, 79 Boyd, Cathy ....................57 Boyer, David ..17, 34, 35, 60, 64, 65, 76, 86 Boyer, Rhonda .............38, 63, 102 Brandon, Liz ...38, 62, 68, 70, 94 Branham, Rick ..................44 Brentllnger, Ted ....17, 35, 69, 76 Brewer, Dolorus ................10 Briscoe, Blake .5, 52, 62, 78, 79, 89, 94, 95 Briscoe, Brent .........52, 62, 89 Briscoe, Bob ............5, 38, 62 Briscoe, Debbie ........38, 69, 70 Bullard, Brent ..................17 Bumgarner, David .......52, 62, 89 Bumgarner, Gary .................38 Bunnell, Emily .....52, 60, 63, 66, 69, 70, 102 Burdlne, Mike ...................44 Burge, Bonnie ...................41 Burge, Gary .....................17 Burgess, Brenda ....18, 34, 62, 63, 64, 66 Burgess, Kent ....5, 52, 84, 89, 97 Burgess, Lucy ...............6, 63 Burgess, Mark ..5, 38, 60, 64, 66, 69, 70 Burgess, Randy ..................38 Burkett, Brenda ........18, 67, 70 Burkett, John ...................52 Burkett, Vernon ............57, 62 Burroughs, Doug ....44, 49, 69, 85 Butler, Dale .................. 18 Callahan, David .................38 Callahan, Joy ...................44 Cantrell, Brenda .......18, 64, 70 Cantrell, Charlotte ....18, 35, 63, 66, 67, 69, 102 Cantrell, Kevin .................44 Carson, Becky ...........7, 37, 80 Carter, Vernon ..................18 Cartrlght, Darrell ..............18 Casolarl, Cindy .................52 Casolarl, James ............38, 76 Casolarl, John .....18, 65, 70, 94 Casolarl, Tammy .................44 Castleberry, Mary ..........44, 49 Castleberry, Raymond ..52, 78, 79 Castleberry, Rhonda .............18 Caudle, Diane ...................38 Caudle, Mike ....................18 Clark, Chris ....................52 Coble, Julie ................44, 63 Coble, Kathy ................38, 63 Colclasure, Janet ................18 Colclasure, Richard ..............38 Colclasure, Tonjla ...............44 Cole, Goldy ......................10 Coleman, Mark ............. 38, 98 Coleman, Thomas ...................5 Collins, Kim ............19, 60, 69 Collins, Pam ............44, 60, 69 Compton, Robert ..................19 Conard, Cathy ...............44, 49 Conard, Gayla ....................52 Conard, Lorle ....................38 Conner, Karen ...........38, 66, 67 Conners, Elizabeth ......30, 41, 67 Cook, Cindy ......................19 Cook, Jeff ..............52, 62, 89 Cook, Lisa ..........52, 60, 63, 75 Cooper, Harold ...................52 Cooper, Lee ......................62 Cooper, Toni ........19, 62, 63, 64, Cooper, Vicki ....................19 Corry, Doug .........38, 69, 70, 76 Corry, John .....52, 69, 78, 79, 98 Corry, Patricia 52 Corry, Phillip ...................44 Coughlin, Debbie ............52, 63 Cox, Darrell ............53, 94, 95 Cox, Sandy ..............19, 34, 64 Cox, Tima ...............19, 62, 65 Creek, Janice ....................70 Crlcelll, Vicky ..................38 Cruse, Kathy .....................38 Cummins, Spencer ........44, 68, 70 Curtis, Donna ................;...38 Curtis, Kevin ....................49 Cycholl, Jan ......................4 Dannells, Kelly ..................53 124 Dannells, Kevin ..................19 Davis, Terry ................49, 53 Dawkins, Janna ..............44, 63 Dawkins, Mark ..........53, 94, 95 Dawkins, Randy .................. 41 Dealn, Cindy ................19, 65 Dealn, Teresa ....................38 Dennis, Randy ....................57 Devore, Ted .................45, 92 Dickey, Kevin ....................53 Dickey ,Robbln .5, 14, 19, 63, 65 Dickinson, Chris ...45, 49, 63, 69, 75 Dickinson, Julie ............53, 70 Doty, Tony ..................19, 70 Dow, Evert .......................10 Douthlt, Gina ..........19, 69, 70 Drake, Faye ............45, 67, 70 Dudley, Sue ..................7, 51 Dulaney, Brenda ..................57 Dulaney, Cleta ...................11 Dulaney, Dave .5, 53, 60, 78, 79, 84, 89, 98 Dulaney, Debbie ..................20 Dulaney, Don ...20, 63, 65, 76, 86 Dulaney, James ...................53 Dulaney, Ken .....................53 Dulaney, Pam ................45, 49 Dunahee, Kathy ..............53, 63 Dunnigan, Jim ....................20 Dunnlgan, Kevin ..................38 Dunnigan, Mark ...................38 Duree, Terry .....................39 Eastin, Brett ....................20 Eastin, David ....................39 Eastin, Jeff .......45, 76, 79, 98 Eastin, Leon .....................39 Eastin, T. C.....................45, 97 Ecker, Diane ............7, 66, 99 Edglngton, Dwight .................4 Edmlson, Roger .....53, 85, 89, 98 Edmison, Vicky ...................45 Eklund, Lee ......................53 Eklund, Terry ....................45 Eller, Mike ......................53 Elliot, Bob ..................7, 62 Elving, Shelly .........45, 69, 70 Elving, Sherri ..53, 60, 66, 69, 70 England, John ...............53, 94 England, Keith ...................45 Enlow, Jeff .................41, 84 Enlow, Rich ......................20 Erbacher, Betty ..................11 Erbacher, Jack .....36, 39, 76, 88 Etchison, Jack ..5, 14, 20, 65, 76, 86, 96 Etchison, Mona .....20, 60, 65, 66, 80, 82, 90 Evans, Jane ......................70 Evans, Kelley ..45, 60, 63, 66, 69, 70 Farris, Gina .......39, 62, 70, 83 Fatheree, Dusty .38, 39, 76, 86, 94 Fatheree, Marty ........53, 89, 95 Felty, Frank .....................39 Ferguson, Randy ..................20 Ferguson, Tammy ........53, 60, 69 Ferguson, Tommy ........53, 89, 95 Fopay, Jon .......................20 Fopay, Tyler .....................45 Ford, Tina .......................45 Forth, Debra 20, 63 Forth, Diana 20, 63 Forth, Jacque 53 Forth, Jane ..53, 60, 69, 81 Forth, Jenny 53 Frost, Lisa 53, 70 Frost, Mike ..14, 20, 75, 86 Frost, Susan 53, 63, 70 Fry, Carolyn 4£ Fry, Don 21 Fry, Lelsha .5, 39, 60, 65, 69, 81, 82 Fry, Mike 7 Fry, Nathan 45, 97 Gansauer, Brian ..., 45, 85 Gill, Daniel 21 Gish, Pam ..45, 60, 69, 83 Fish, Wanda 11 Given, Elisabeth .. ..21, 68, 70, 80 Glaspy, Kevin .45, 53, 78, 79, 89, 97 Glassford, Kevin .......49, 62 Goff, Donna ........................70 Goff, Lori .............39, 62, 81 Golden, Ben ............39, 65, 76 Golden, Daniel .45, 62, 79, 88, 89 Goldstein, Ron .54, 60, 78, 79, 89 Goldstein, Ross ....21, 34, 65, 76 Goodwin, Terri .....................45 Gragert, Terri .............54, 63 Graham, Bob ........................10 Green, Clay ................45, 67 Green, Clint ...........45, 69, 70 Green, Randy ...............49, 70 Greenwood, Bernice ......54, 68 Greenwood, James .......45, 85 Greenwood, Marty ...................21 Greenwood, Ranard ..................10 Griffith, Tammy ....................39 Grove, Karen ...............21, 62 Grubb, Rhonda ..............54, 63 Guerrettaz, Sam ....45, 84, 92, 96 Guerrettaz, Vince ......54, 92, 96 Guinn, Ann .........................39 Halfacre, Lisa .............54, 63 Hammack, Terri .....................39 Hamner, Gail .......................45 Hanneken, Tom ......................45 Hardin, John ...............21, 66 Harnden, Gary ......................39 Harrell, Mark ..............21, 62 Harrison, Gina .............45, 63 Hart, Sherry ..................,....21 Harvey, Jeff ....21, 60, 66, 76, 86 Haslett, Tammy ....21, 68, 82, 94 Haslett, Terri .............45, 66 Hassebrook, Randy ..................54 Haycock, John .44, 46, 79, 88, 89 Hayes, Ernest ......................46 Haynes, Jeff ...............21, 70 Hemphill, Linda .5, 46, 69, 81, 83 Hemphill, Nancy ........44, 46, 63 Henderson, Pam .........46, 69, 70 Henderson, Stephanie ..54, 62, 63 Henderson, Vivian .54, 70, 62, 60, Henson, Alison .........46, 49, 69 Henson, Donna .39, 64, 65, 66, 67, 81, 82, 100, 103 Henson, Floyd .......................5 Henson, Lewis ......................10 Henson, Inize ......................10 Henson, Sandy .... ..22, 60, 66, 68 Hethman, Stacey . 54 Hill, Mary Jo 7 , 64, 81, 82, 99 Hilliard, Connie .. 22, 62 Hilliard, Grant 22, 69 Hilmes, Brlgette .. 54, 62, 68 Hinkle, Cindy 22, 62, 63 Hockman, Scott .. 46, 67, 69 Holan, Jacque ..46, 67, 69, 70 Holman, Becky ... 54 Holland, Mike 46, 67, 69 Horton, Mike 22, 70 House, Carl E 5 Hudgins, Kevin 54 Hudgins, Randy ... ..41, 65, 84, 98 Huffhine, Chuck .. 46 Hemphrey, Lisa ... 39, 70 Hunt, Marie 22 Hurd, Jeff 57 Hurd, Lisa 41 Huston, Ed 49 Hutchens, Teresa . 22 Jason, Vicki 22 Jay, Lisa ..39, 66, 67, 68 Jenkins, Rip 10 Jennings, Ken .44, 46, 76, 79, 89, 95 Johnson, April 54 Johnson, Brenda .. 46, 69 Johnson, Diane .22, 35, 62, 63, 66, 68, 70, 102 Johnson, Kathy .... 22 Johnson, Marty .... 39 Johnson, Mike 54 Jones, Gini 52, 54, 70 Jones, James 46 Jones, Robbie 54 Jones, Tammy .... 46 Kane, John .54, 78 79, 92, 93, 98 Kane, Larry ...7, 76, 78, 86 Kermlcle, Rhett .. 46, 68, 97 Kermicle, Scott .. 39, 96 Kesterson, Anthony 22 Kesterson, Richard 54, 98 Ketzner, Christ! ... ..54, 62, 63, 66 Ketzner, David .... 22 Kidd, Bryan .46, 46, 69, 97 Kincaid, Lisa 44, 46, 62 King, Pam .46, 62, 69, 75 Kirkman, Carla ... 46 Klanke, John 57, 62 Klein, William .... 4 Knapp, Bill .23, 34, 64, 67 Knapp, David 39, 69, 76 Knapp, Ed .23, 65, 85, 86 Knapp, Mike 46, 85 Knapp, Rusty ....5 23, 69, 76, 94 Knapp, Susan 54, 69 Knight, Chuck 23 Koehler, Jerri 39, 62, 69 Koehler, Sherri ... .46, 62, 69, 70 Koehler, Terri .39, 62, 69, 70 Krutslnger, Bob 39, 86, 88 Krutsinger, Jim .... 54 Krutslnger, Marti .. 39, 63 Krutsinger, Sara ... 54, 83 Krutsinger, Teresa 39, 66, 69 Kruse, Sandy ..44, 46, 60, 68, 80, 83 Lagle, Mark Lagle. Teresa 125 Lake, Sheena ..........23, 63, 66 Lake, Tari ............5, 49, 55, 60 Land, Brian ...........46, 79, 88, 89 Land, Clair ....................4 Landreth, Jamey ...............55 Lane, Debbie ..........23, 63, 68 Lane, Lisa .5, 36, 39, 60, 65, 81, 82, 90 Lauderback, Glenda ....23, 63, 70 Lauderback, John ..............10 Laughlin, Cher! ...............46 Lawrence, J. R.................89 Lawrence, Raymond ..............55 Lawrence, Regina ...............39 Leak, Barbara .............39, 70 Leak, Tom .................46, 62 Leathers, Steve .......55, 89, 95 Lee, Scott .....................46 Lee, Steve .............7, 66, 67 Lemons, Alan ..................40 Lewis, Lee .5, 46, 62, 69, 70, 76, 79 Lewis, Lowell .................10 Loehr, Patti ..................23 Loehr, Paul ...............23, 92 Lusk, Joanie ..............23, 62 Lusk, John .....................41 Luttrell, Carla ...........46, 60 Marhoefer, Peg .................7 Marlow, Brenda ................46 Martin, Dorothea ...........8, 63 Martin, Harold .5, 23, 34, 35, 60, 63, 64, 65, 69, 76, 86, 96 Martin, Linda ..5, 47, 63, 65, 69, 75, 80, 100 Mason, Teresa ......40, 60, 66, 69 Master, Lisa ...............55, 62, 63 Matlock, Donna ....47, 60, 63, 90, 91 Matteson, David ...........23, 96 Mattox, Cynthia ............26, 55, 69 Mattox, Debra ......62, 69, 70, 98 Mayberry, Anthony .55, 78, 79, 95 Mayberry, Greg ..................55 Meadows, Dave ...................55 Melton, Lee ................26, 64 Merritt, Betsy ..................26 Merritt, Carolyn ...........55, 6 Merritt, Louise .................69 Merritt, Susan ..................40 Miglin, Jim .........8, 44, 78, 94 Milburn, Mary ...................55 Mills, Gary ....55, 60, 68, 89, 97 Mills, Norma ....................10 Misenhlmer, Dana ............47 Misenhimer, Dios ................10 Montaya, Vicki .............40, 60 Moses, Tim ....26, 34, 35, 64, 65, 69, 76, 92, 93 Mugrage, Scott .............55, 62 Myers, Connie ..55, 60, 69, 70, 75 Myers, Lisa .....................26 Myers, Terry ................8, 92 McAllister, Anthony ....47, 76, 92 McAllister, Mike ................26 McAllister, Tony ................47 McCann, Karen .26, 34, 62, 63, 64 McCarty, Cheryl .................11 McClintock, Steve ..........55, 79 McCormack, Cynthia ..55, 63, 69, 70 McCormack, Dan .............55, 69 McCormack, Lee .............57, 70 McCoy, Joe ..................7, 70 McCracken, Joanne ..............47 McDaniel, Dana .............40, 63 McDaniel, Gregg ................40 McDannel, Danny ................55 McDannel, Doug .................47 McGehee, Andy ....38, 40, 66, 76, 86, 88, 94 McGrew, Bridget .......55, 63, 70 McGrew, Danny ..................40 McGrew, Roger ..............26, 62 McKnelly, Alan .............40, 41 McKnight, Robert ...............47 McLain, Lisa ...................30 McQuiston, Chris ............7, 43 McVay, Rhonda ....47, 60, 67, 69, 70 Nash, Brenda ......26, 62, 66, 67 Nash, David ....................40 Nation, Sammy ..............55, 62 Nation, Teresa .................26 Nation, Terry ..............60, 63 Nattier, Malinda ...............40 Nease, Kimberly ................55 Neff, Dana ............55, 94, 95 Neff, Jim ......................26 Newton, Darryl ........55, 62, 89 Newton, Kay ...44, 47, 60, 69, 90, 91 Nosek, Eddie ...................57 Oakes, Del .....................26 Oakes, Rachel .....47, 67, 68, 98 Oakes, Robin ...47, 60, 69, 70, 83 O'Dell, Bill ..........40, 66, 67 O'Dell, Les .................8, 99 Oestreich, Lori .......55, 63, 91 Oliver, Theresa ............56, 63 Owens, Tom ....47, 85, 92, 93, 98 Parks, Leah .......44, 47, 62, 69 Payne, Danny ,27 Payne, John .56 Payne, Becky .47 Payne, Troy .47, 52, 62, 92 Payne, Vickie ..8, 64 Pearce, Steve .40, 62 Peeler, Beth .47, 65 Peeler, Paul Peeler, Susan .40 Peeler, Todd .56, 78, 79, 95 Pemberton, Vickie .27 Pennington, Ethyl .. .5 Pennington, Ruth .. Penry, Gina Penry, Harry ..8, 68, 70 Penry, Michael .70 Perrine, Beverly ... .44, 47, 63 Perrine, Charleen .. Persinger, Brenda .. .40 Persinger, Rhonda . .40 Peterson, Mick .8, 15, 64, 65, 76, 78, r 86, 88, 89, 99 Phelps, Becky .47, 70 Phelps, Kevin .56, 78, 92, 95 Phillips, Barbara ... ..27, 62, 69, 70 Phillips, Barbara .., ..47, 63, 66, 70 Phillips, Bill ■ ••8, 99 Phillips, Cathy .40, 64, 69, 81, 90, 91 Phillips, Cindy ...., .47, 81, 83 Phillips, Rem .....................27 Phillips, Tina ...47, 60, 69, 80, 83 Pieplow, Brain ...............56, 95 Pifer, Danny .........40, 60, 66, 67 Pifer, Randy ....40, 60, 66, 67, 94 Plumlee, Lisa ................40, 68 Plumlee, Shannon ..........5, 56, 100 Porter, Rick .8, 37, 60, 76, 79, 88, 89 Powless, Bobby ....................49 Putbrese, Beth ...........36, 40, 70, 75 Putbrese, Mike .......56, 85, 92, 93 Raley, Greg ..................40, 67 Raley, Ron Randall, Cynthia .. Randall, Dean .40, 66, 69, 70, 85, 94 Randall, Mike ..47, 69, 70, 85 Rapp, Debbie Rascher, Dawn .... ..27, 62, 69, 70 Rascher, Kerry ..... 56, 95 Ray, Gene Ray, Kevin Reed, Kenny 47, 92 Reed, Kevin Reed, Linda Reynolds, Carla ... 47, 63, 66 Rice, Marcie 47, 60, 69 Richards, Mary Jane .............8 Ridgeway, Andy .................47 Ridgeway, Kevin ................27 Riley, Anne .....................8 Rinehart, Bill .................40 Rinehart Larry .................5 Ripperdan, Peggy ...........8, 81 Rish, Julia ........40, 41, 68, 80 Rister, Jill ...........56, 62, 91 River, Tom .........9, 43, 60, 99 Robertson, Maggie ..........47, 63 Robinson, Perry ...............47, Robinson, Pete .................41 Robinson, Phebe ................56 Rodgers, Robert ............47, 92 Rose, David ................56, 84 Rose, Rae Ann ..........56, 60, 63 Ross, James ............56, 78, 79 Ross, Robert ...................27 Ross, Wesley ...............48, 49 Rowe, Lee Ann ..........44, 48, 63 Rudy, David ............27, 65, 76 Ruger, Jeff ....................40 Ruger, Mark ................48, 62 Russell, Marc ..48, 62, 76, 79, 88, 89 Rutger, Gerald .................48 Rutger, Veryl ..................41 Rutland, Becky .................41 Schack, Frank ..................85 Schell, Judith ..56, 60, 69, 75, 81 Sherer, Lisa ...............56, 62 Scherer, Sheryl ........41, 60, 64 Schoonover, Bev ............44, 49 Schoonover, Cathy ..............57 Schroeder, Kyra ...41, 65, 70, 81, 82, 103 Schwaninger, Shari ....48, 62, 66, 69, 75, Schwaninger, Susan ...27, 62, 63, 68, 102, 103 Scott, Carol .....................48 Scott, Pam .......................56 126 Sebring, Alice .41, 60, 66, 67 Sefton, Margaret .. Sehie, Carla .44, 48, 49, 63 Shaw, Elaine Shehorn, Scott .41 Shelton, Mark .57 Shreffler, Debra ... .48, 69, 70 Shreffler, Donna ... .56 Shreffler, Gary 41, 60, 69, 76, 92, 93 Shrum, Jim ,.41, 60, 64, 94 Slagley, Doug .48, 62, 65, 68, ; 84, 86, 88, 89, 98 Smith, Donna ...9, 62, 64 Smith, Gary Smith, Leo Smith, Mary .28, 60, 70 Smith, Tim Snyder, Laura .48, 60, 70 Snyder, Sharia .28, 63, 65, 69, 81, , 82, 85, 90 Snyder, Susan .41, 65, 82 Sons, Carol Spitzner, Chris Spitzner, Kay Sproat, Dale Stanford, Carol .... .28, 63 Stanford, Chris .... ..5, 28, 63, 68, 100, 103 Stanford, Joanne .. Stanford, Linda .... .28, 63 Stanford, Renee .., .48, 69, 70 Stanford, Susan .5, 42, 48, 60, 63, 66, 69, 75 Stanley, Kathy .41 , 60, r 64, 65, 80 Stanley, Troy .48, 60, 65, 84, 88, 89, 96 Steele, Karen ..28, r 63, 66, 67 Steele, Kevin .28, 84 Steele, Mike ..56, . 78, 79, 98 Steele, Teresa ..... Steele, Walter .48, 65, 68, 79, 88, 89, 98 Stevens, Mary ..48, , 81, 90, 91 Stine, Mary Beth . ...9, 63 Stoops, Diane .56, 62 Storkel, Peggy .... ..56, r 60, 70, 80 Storkel, Steve ..... .28, 97 Strange, Daniel ... .48 Strange, Jami .56, 62 Strange, Larry ..... .70 Strange, Vicky ..... .48 Stringer, Jerry ...9, 96, 97 Sulsberger, Ginny ..5, 28, 63, 64, 65, 82, 100, 103 Tackitt, Jim ................10 Talmont, Don .................9 Tatman, Mike ............56, 95 Tawney, Leigh Ann .......41, 70 Taylor, David ...........57, 62 Tenney, Walter ..............48 Thomas, Donald ..............57 Thomas, Kevin .......57, 62, 85 Thomas, Tony ................69 Thomason, Georgia ....28, 62, 65, 70, 81, 90, 91 Thomason, Raymond .......28, 92 Thompson, Dora ..........48, 69 Thompson, Nancl .........29, 63 Thompson, Rick ..............41 Tidwell, Beth ...............29 Tidwell, Judy ..................44, 49 Timm, Theresa ......44, 48, 66, 69 Toler, George ...................9, 98 Toler, Teresa ..........90, 91, 99 Tolliver, Bill ..................57 Tolliver, Danny .................41 Tolliver, Kim .29, 34, 60, 64, 84, 98 Tolliver, Polly ........57, 66, 70 Tolliver, Timothy .41, 65, 76, 86, 88, 98 Tolliver, Tina .........48, 52, 66 Tooley, Pam ...................49 Trago, Brad ................29, 60 Trago, Lisa ................57, 63 Trousdale, Margaret ....41, 52, 60 Trousdae, Tony .............57, 60 Ueblnger, Brad .............29, 68 Ueblnger, Diane ........29, 63, 70 Ueblnger, Jeff .........57, 78, 79 Ueblnger, Karen ...............41 Ueblnger, Shari ....57, 63, 69, 70 Upton, John, Jr..................29 Utley, Wallace .............41, 70 Vandaveer, Tammy 41, 60, 60 VanMeter, Tom .................29 Venable, Angela ........41, 69, 80 Venable, Chip .................49 Vincent, Randy .............57, 62 Vincent, Rick ..............29, 62 Wagner, Dale .....................9 Wagner, Gall .....................9 Waggoner, Billy ...............41 Waggoner, Denise ...........41, 70 Waller, Kent ...............41, 70 Walsh, Laurie ..49, 57, 60, 66, 69 Walsh, Sharon .................41 Walters ,Tina ...41, 81, 82, 90, 91 Warren, Angela .........49, 69, 70 Warren, Artdean ............57, 62 Warren, Kent .....................4 Warren, Marsha .5, 38, 41, 65, 83, 100, 103 Warren, Mike .......29, 65, 76, 98 Warren, Shirley ...............49 Waters, Donna ..............52, 57 Waters, Georglnna .............29 Wathan, Randy ..............41, 65 Wathan, Rhonda .........57, 83, 91 Weccele, Bill .................49 Welge, Scott ...5, 41, 62, 76, 86, 88 Wells, Stacy ....5, 52, 57, 60, 65, 80, 81 West, Glenda ...5, 49, 65, 81, 82, 90 West, Linda .5, 49, 65, 81, 82, 90 Wheeler, Barbara ................29 Wheeler, Bob ............9, 62, 99 White, Jeff ........49, 76, 79, 89 White, Rick ............29, 65, 96 White, Debra ...........32, 62, 63 Wicke, Kathy ....................11 Wicke, Shelia ..........57, 60, 62 Wllkerson, Ken .5, 49, 60, 68, 79, 96 Williams, Beverly ..............32, 63 Williams, Brad .................57, 62 Williams, Brenda ................41 Williams, David ....49, 62, 76, 98 Williams, Dennis .................41 Williams, Gail .......44, 49, 62 Williams, Raymond ........49, 62 Willis, Rickey .......................49 Wilson, Amy ..........................32 Wilson, Kim ...49, 60, 63, 66, 69, 70, 80 Wilson, Kim ...52, 57, 60, 63, 66, 67, 69, 70 Wilson, Ronald .......................57 Wimberly, Sandra ..............57 Windle, David ............49, 92 Windle, Robin ........................41 Windle, Suzanne ......................32 Windle, Terry ........32, 76, 98 Winka, Al .............................4 Winka, Debbie ..5, 49, 57, 60, 66 Winka, Mike ...44, 49, 65, 62, 88, 89, 94 Winterman, Charles ...57, 62, 69 Winterman, Diane .....32, 62, 69 Winters, Tom .........32, 62, 94 Wolfe, Jane ...5, 32, 65, 69, 103 Woods, Herbie ........................57 Woods, Paula .........................32 Woods, Rickey ........................49 Woolever, Steve ......................32 Workman, Bruce .......................49 Workman, Charles ..............57 Workman, Lois ........................57 Worley, Norma ........................57 Worsted, Susan ...52, 57, 66, 70 Worthey, Criss .......................49 Young, Jeffrey .......................57 Young, Lisa ..............41, 62 Zimmerman, Cheryl ........49, 60 Zimmerman, Nancy .5, 32, 63, 67, 69, 100, 103 127 Now Ends Seasons In The Sun So at last we've taken the last picture, struck the last typewriter key, and met the last deadline. All the seniors have graduated and what Is left of crowded halls and lunch lines Is only a memory. We have worked all year long to capture the moments and compile the memories of the 1977-78 Into a book that can be tucked carefully away on a shelf and looked back on In years to come; a book we will treasure and hope you will too. This job wasn't done by the staff only. A part of the total production must be a Thank-you to those people who, maybe without even realizing It, contributed part of themselves to this 1977-78 Har-stan ....to Diane Johnson for all her last minute picture taking and developing .... to Norman Phillips, Randy and Danny Plfer for taking pictures for us .... to the teachers for their cooperation on picture day and especially Steve Lee for his help with copy writing .... to the secretaries for all their help with names and for mailing In all the pages .... to Spieth's for their assistance on group pictures .... to Josten's, especially Jerry Bloemer for all his help and Information at our meetings .... to the 619 students in Flora High whose smiling faces are in this book .... and finally to Diane Ecker who did a super job In her 1st year as yearbook advisor. 128 . '' •-! -v •• - ; -v V. .V - t - x ■{ • , • • } $ . $ a � • k V V •• % M � : • . : • v l. • St ' • I V? • 0 . • • 4 ‘ V % i; . 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