Flora High School - Harstan (Flora, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1979 volume:

1979 Harstan Flora High School Flora, Illinois Volume 58 ; didn't rain! And the game ended in victory for the Flora Wolves Friday night. For the Wolves beat the Aces for the first time in 10 years with the score, 12-8. Burgundy provided entertainment at the Homecoming dance Saturday night to the theme of ' 'Nobody Does It Better. The court, escorted by football players, danced one dance alone while those who watched sat pleased at the happiness of the newly crowned queen. Kyra Schroeder and her Homeco j Court: Dusty Fatheree, Susan ]%C Erba her’cS“San Stanford, Kevin Ray, Angela Venable, Andy McCehee, Kyra Schroeder, Ginny Sulsberger, Steve Rudy, Kathy Stanley, Scott Welge, Becky Clement, David Knapp, Shannon Plum-lee, and Troy Stanley. ’ 1977 Queen Ginny Sulsberger congratulates Kyra. Queen's Court dances to ' 'Nobody Does It Better.'' ' 'Slow dancin'; swayin' to the music.'' Kyra Schroeder, 1978 Homecoming Queen. 4 Senior's wolf takes first place. The class of 79 won their first float award, as they had the 1st place float entitled I've had Enough.'' The Juniors finished close second with '' Come Sail Away.'' In 3rd place was the sophomores with ' 'We are the Champions,'' followed by the 4th placed freshman float, ' 'Hot Blooded. The FHA came on top in skit competition. Former FHS Spanish teacher, Dorthy Davis, reigned over the parade as the 1978 honorary parade marshall. Juniors sail away with second. Debbie Winka and Lisa Cook working on the sophomore float. ' 'Hey, Seniors are best,'' comments Teresa Mason to Debbie Briscoe and Cathy Phillips. Cheerleaders cheer for a v-i-c-t-o-r-y. Mrs. Dudley's class form the ' 'chain gang.'' 5 The Flora FHA Sweetheart Dance was held on February 17, 1979 with the theme of ' 'Sharing the Night Together.'1 Deuce played the entertainment for attending couples. Coronation was at 9:30 p.m. Retiring Queen Susan Schwaninger crowned Janet Beard 1979 Sweetheart Queen and all were amused at the performance of Jenny Sapp and John Headlee, flower girl and crown bearer. ' 'You Make Me Feel Like Dancing' Freshman attendant Kendal Evans, and her escort Mike Winka, junior attendant Carla Sehie and her escort Mike Holland, Rhonda Boyer and her escort Gary Burge, Greg Smith escorting retiring Queen Susan Schwaninger, crown bearer Josh Headlee, Queen Janet Beard, and her escort Mike Pickel, flower girl Jennifer Sapp, Jack Etchison escorting first runner-up Lisa Jay, Doug Slagley escorting junior attendant Kelley Evans, and Dave Dulaney escorting sophomore attendant Kathv Brown. 6 Susan Schwaninger crowns 1979 Sweetheart Queen, Janet Beard. Peek-a-boo! From the laughter in halls and the unusual clothes, anyone could tell that 50' s day was here again. That night the Seniors once again tried their best to defeat the Faculty, but they didn't accomplish their goal as the score was Seniors-S3 and Faculty-55. Mr. Upton scored the winning basket in the last few seconds despite the fans cheers for a Senior victory. Mr. Buchanan was top scorer for the Faculty with 18 pts., but Andy McGehee was a tough match as he was top scorer for the Seniors with 19 pts. Next the attention was turned to none other than Impending Shame. What energy the crowd had saved was used to sway to their music. After a few dances and a stroll, the suspense had reached its peak as Lei-sha Fry and Mike Randall were named the 1978-1979 teen-angels. Once again the time had come to turn the clock forward as the night came to a close. The debonair Mr. Baird drove the girls wild dur- Theresa Timm, Carla Luttrell, Sherrie Koehler, Pam Gish, Donna Matlock, and lisa Lane display the new student dress code. Screaming fans flocked in to see the 3rd performance of the indescribable group, Impending Shame. Upton says, ' 'You'll get this ball over my dead body! '' Spencer Cummins was featured in the ' 'Wipe Out'' number performed by Impending Shame. 7 Flora High School students this year decided to 1 'Jog Along With Doug'1 for Student Body President. There were originally five candidates but Doug Slagley, Linda Martin, and Lee Lewis battled it out in the end. The 1978-79 Student Body President Scott Welge finished his reign on May 15, 1979 when Doug was inaugurated in front of the student body by Senior Class President Kathy Stanley. The induction brought an end to Scott's successful year. Scott Welge congratulates the newly elected Student Body President, Doug Slagley. Doug's fans cheer wildly. Lee's campaigners say, ' 'Don't be a plainpocket, vote for Lee . 8 Susan Stanford, Linda Martin, Doug Slagley, Leisha Fry, Lee Lewis, and Bob Briscoe are thinking, Nervous is why you need Soft'n Dry . 4 Dancing to the music of ' 'Mainstreet''. Prom 1979 was a romantic reflection of the song 1 'Reminiscing1'. Couples were escorted into the ce -lestial atmosphere of a midnight blue ceiling highlighted with silver stars and a winking moon. The band 1 'Mainstreet'' provided the music for the evening. Following the reading of the Senior Class Wills by emcee, Randy Olson, ' 'Mainstreet'' Softly played the theme song as retiring queen Nancy Zimmerman crowned Kyra Schroeder 1979 Prom Queen. Shari Schwaninger escorted by Tim Tolliver, Donna Henson escorted by Mike Warren, Kyra Schroeder escorted by Dave Henson, Nancy Zimmerman escorted by John Casolari, Kathy Stanley escorted by Scott Welge, Lisa Lane escorted by Lonnie Murbarger, Linda Martin escorted by Kevin Ray, and Susan Stanford escorted by Jack Erbacher. Nancy Zimmerman congratulates Kyra Schroeder. 9 Kyra Schroeder, 1979 Prom Queen. Carla Reynolds, Janna Dawkins, and their dates. It was February 22, 1979 and high school students heard over the radio there would be no school for them today. Early that morning vandals had broken into the B building through a kitchen window. They had vandalized the vending machines and tried to set several fires in the cafeteria. Then the vandals made their way to the office where they set another fire. Continuing on their rampage, they set a third fire in Mr. River's room upstairs which damaged Mrs. Spitzner's room, also. Other things had been vandalized as well. The faculty and many high school students spent Friday, February 23, 1979 trying to clean as much as possible the grime and soot from the buildings. When students returned February 28, 1979 after a long weekend due to the fire and an ice storm, there was much more damage than what most of them had suspected. The dismal, smokey odor, new locations for classes, and smoke damaged items were just the beginning. A few weeks after the fire, students were informed that the hallway upstairs of Building B would no longer be used. Then a couple of days before Easter vacation the main hallway of Building B was closed permanently because of a sagging beam holding up the ceiling. Students were rerouted through the small gym and learning center. The P. E. girls were also banned from their locker rooms due to the danger of collapse above them. As of the close of the 1978-79 school year no solutions have been reached as to what will be done for the Flora High School. This is what was left of Mr. River's bookshelf. The vandals left a note on the chalkboard for students as well as a mess in Mr. River's room. The Rotary Club sponsored Frank Mellone this year as an exchange student. Frank is from San Paulo, Brazil and throughout his year's stay he lived with various Rotarian families. Here, Carla Lut-trell and Mr. Coleman welcomes Frank to Flora High Kyra Shroeder was the first girl to win a full athletic scholarship from Flora High School. She will attend Indiana State University in the fall of 1979, where she will play volleyball. Ms. Mary Jo Hill and Mrs. Peggy Rip-perdan look on with Kyra's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Galen Schroeder as Kyra signs her letter of intent. Flora High School offers a two-year course for juniors and seniors which provides work skill in construction techniques. They build a house each year and this year's house was located on Sunset Drive. Classes involved are the Building Trades Class, the Residential Wiring Class, the Drafting Class, and the Interior Decorating Class. Students are also bussed in from different schools. 11 Mrs. Susan Dudley, General Studies teacher, organized Flora High School's first Career's Day. She contacted prominent people from such fields as farming, armed forces, banking, drafting, education, and cosmetology and gathered them together in the gym where students could ask questions in the areas that they were interested. In the Spring of '79, Flora High students from the business classes attended a contest hosted by Newton High School. Fourteen schools participated and of these, Flora placed 2nd. The students who took part in this were: Beth Putbrese, who won first in Typing II, Lorie Conard, who won third in Shorthand I, Denise Williams, who won second in Shorthand 11 and was absent from the picture, Karen Ruckman, Robin Hodges, Theresa Timm, Jennie Forth, Barbara Phillips, Teresa Mason, and Angela Venable, who was absent from the picture. Mrs. Donna Smith and Mrs. Jeanne Hayes accompanied these girls. Every year, Flora High School and Clay City High School hold an exchange day in the spring of the year. This year Doug Slagley, Kathy Stanley, Lee Lewis, Lisa Lane represented Flora at Clay City. Nancy Bryan, Dwaine Milner, Greg Herdes, and Deanna Brant were brought to Flora and assisted through the day by Susan Stanford, Ken Wilker-son, Dave Dulaney, and Stacy Wells. 12 The 1979 Baccalaureate Service was held on May 30, 1979. Mark Burgess, a graduating Senior, played Pomp and Circumstance'1 for the processional and recessional. Angi Warren sang two religious selections accompanied on the piano by Connie Myers.The Baccalaureate Address was given by Rev. George Golay. Junior National Honor Society members served as ushers. The Senior's graduating theme was the International Year of the Child. Saluta-torian Kathy Stanley and Valedictorian John Baird presented speeches elaborating on this theme. Directed by Harry Penry, the FHS Band performed a half hour concert be -fore graduation and played the traditional Pomp and Circumstance for the entrance of the graduates. The special music was the stage band playing two musical selections, both arranged by Senior Dean Randall. 13 Leisha Fry — Math Award Scott Kermicle — Industrial Arts Award John Baird — Social Studies Award Donna Henson — English Award Denise Williams — Business Award Danny Pifer — Science Award Kyra Schroeder — Girl's P.E. Kyra Schroeder, recipient of a full athletic scholarship to Indiana State University, is pic -tured holding her home jersey, presented to her on graduation night. The No. 22 was retired and her away jersey is on display at FHS. Dean Randall — Music Award Lisa Lane — Girl's Athletics Mark Burgess — Drama Award Barbara Leak Cook — Art Award James Shrum — Spanish Award Bob Briscoe — Agriculture Award Doug Corry — Marine Band Award Bill O'Dell — Journalism Award Randy Pifer — Media Award Not Pictured: Scott Welge — Boy's P.E. Award, Rhonda Boyer — Home Ec Award 14 Kathy Stanley — Salutatorian and BPW Award John Baird — Valedictorian and VWF Award 1. John Baird 2. Kathy Stanley 3. James Shrum 4. Mark Burgess 5. Cathy Phillips 6. Donna Henson 7. Dean Randall 8. Tammy Vandaveer 9. Karen Halsey 10. Laurie Conard 4.860 4.823 4.808 4.789 4.753 4.676 4.584 4.545 4.518 4.505 Danny McGrew — Perfect Attendance Award Donna Henson — Unit Education Association and Roland Gill Award James Shrum — Eugene Mattis Award Mark Burgess — Perfect Attendance and National Honor Society Award Lisa Lane — Eugene Mattis Award 15 As the 1970's close and a new decade begins, the FLora High School's graduating class of 1979 enter into the adult world, each with a prospective future. The seniors won first place this year in Homecoming float competition, crowning Kyra Schroeder Homecoming Queen. They also sponsored the annual 50's dance and highlighted their year with a senior trip. These seniors will leave behind fun times and old memories of high school, including the activities of this senior year. Barbara Leak and Cheryl Kramer drawing giant Cheatsheets on Mrs. Spitzner's walls. Bill O'Dell, David Knapp, and Jack Erbacher deep in a Baird debate Kathy Stanley — President, Mark Burgess — Secretary-Treasurer, Jack Erbacher — Vice-President I've almost got it! , says Leisha ABNER, RANDY Football 12 3, Baseball 1 2, Wrestling 4 ANDERSON, MICHAEL ANTHONY Football 1 2, Basketball 1 2 BAIRD, JOHN BRADLEY NHS 3 4 — President 4, Locust Log 2 3 4 — Assistant Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3 4, Science Club 3, Math Club 2 3 4 — Program Manager 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Baseball 123 4, Lettermen 3 4 — Vice President 4 BASSETT, RICHARD DEAN BEARD, JANET LEA FBLA 1 4, FHA 2 3 4 — Secretary 4, Sweetheart Attendant 3 BECK, JOE DAVID Chorus 12 3, Musicals 3, FHA 4, School Plays 3 BOYER, RHONDA LYNN FBLA 3, FHA 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2, Track 1, Softball 2 BRISCOE, DEBBIE Band 1 2 3 4, Chorus 3, Musicals 12 3, School Plays 1 2 3 4, Pep Band 1 2 BRISCOE, ROBERT ALAN Student Council 2 3 4, FFA 123 4 — President 4, Language Club 1 2, Science Club 4 BUMGARNER, GARY LEE FFA 1 2 3 4, Language Club 1 2 BURGESS, MARK Student Council 2 3, NHS 3 4 — Secretary 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Chorus 1 2 3 4, Musicals 123, Harstan 3 4, Language Club 1 2, Science Club 3, Math Club 3 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3 4, Class Officer 4 — Secretary - Treasurer, Ensemble Contest 2 3 4, School Plays 12 3 4, Pep Band 1 2 3 4, Who's Who 4 BURGESS, RANDY D. Laguage Club 2, Science Club 3, Math Club 3 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, CALLAHAN, DAVID L. Student Council 2, FBLA 1, Language Club 1 2, Class Officer 2 — President, Who's Who, Baseball 1 CASOLAR1, JAMES RAY Football 12 3, Baseball 12 3 4 CAUDLE, DIANE Chorus 1 19 COLCLASURE, RICHARD LEE FFA 1 3, Pep Club 1, Baseball 1 4, Wrestling 4 COLEMAN, LISA RAE Letter-woman 2, Track 1, Band 1 2 3, COLEMAN, MARK D. Track 12 3, Cross Country 3, Basketball 1 CONARD, LORIE RENAY RUCKMAN, KAREN J. CONNER NHS 4, Locust Log 2 3 4, Quill and Scroll 3 4 CORRY, DOUGLAS D. Band 1 2 3 4, Musicals 123, Football 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2, Let-termen 4, Pep Band 1 2 3 4, Stage Band 2 3 4 CR1CELLI, VICKY A. FBLA 4, FHA 4, Language Club 1 2 CRUSE, KATHY ANN Bible Club 2 3 4 CURTIS, DONNA JEAN FHA 1 DAWKINS, RANDY Language Club 1, Football 1 2, Track 1 2 DEAIN, TERESA J. FHA 4, Track 1, Volleyball 1 2 DUNN1GAN, JOHN KEVIN FFA 12 4, Basketball 1 4, Track 12 4, Cross Country' 1 DURRE, TERRY L. EASTIN, DAVID Tennis 1 2 EASTIN, LEON Baseball 1 20 ENLOW, JEFF L. Math Club 1, Football 1, Basketball 1, Cross Country 3 4, Letter-men 3 4, Language Club 2 ERBACHER, JACK J. Student Council 4, Band 1, Math Club 1 3 4, Class Officer 3 4 Vice President 4, Football 12 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3, Tennis 1, Lettermen 1 2 3 4 — President 4 FARRIS, C1NA FBLA 12 3, Chorus 12 3, Musicals 12 3, FHA 3 4, Locust Log 2 3, Harstan 1 2, Volleyball 2 3, Softball 2 4 FATHEREE, DUSTY C. Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Lettermen 2 3 4, Language Club 2 FELTY, FRANK AARON FRY, LE1SHA ANNE Student Council 3 4, Band 12 3, Language Club 1 2, Science Club 2 3 — President 3, Math Club 2 3 4 — President 4, Basketball 1 2, Track 1, Tennis 2, Volleyball 2 3 4, Softball 2 3 4, Lettenvomen 1 2 3 4, Pep Band 1234 CHARST, LIZ BRANDON FBLA 1 2 3 4 — President 4, Band 3, Chorus 12 3, Musicals 123, Tennis 1, Baseball — Batgirl 2 3, Flag Girl 3 GOFF, LORI FBLA 3, FHA 1 2, Volleyball 1 2 4, Softball 3 4, Lettenvomen 4 GOLAY, JOYN. Band 2, Chorus 2 3, Musicals 2, Language Club 2 3, Volleyball 3, Cheerleader 3, Lettenvomen 2 3, Usherettes 2 3 GOLDEN, BENJAMIN ROBERT Band 1 2, FFA 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2, Track 1, Lettermen 2 3 4, Pep Band 1 2 GRIFFITH, TAMMY LEA Band 1 2 3 4, Musicals 1, FHA 4, Pep Band 1 2 GUINN, B. ANN FHA 4, Office Help 2 HAMMACK, TERESA KAY FBLA 4, Chorus 12 3 HARNDEN, GARY LEE Art Club 1 2 3 HENSON, DONNA KAY NHS 3 4 — Treasurer 4, FBLA 2, Locust Log 2 3, Quill and Scroll 3 4, Language Club 1, Homecoming Attendant 2 3, Track 1, Volleyball 2 3 4, Softball 2 3 4, Letter-women 1 2 3 4 — Vice-President 4, Prom Attendant 3 21 HUDGINS, RANDY Language Club 1 2, Track 1 3, Cross Country 2 3 4, Lettermen 3 4 JAY, LISA GAYLE FBLA 1 2 3 4, FHA 4, Locust Log 2 3, Quill and Scroll 3 4, Flag Girl 3 JOHNSON, MARTY W. Basketball 1 2, Track 1 2, Cross Country 1 Lettermen 2 KENLEY, KARRIE CLARK FHA 4 KERM1CLE, SCOTT Band 1, Language Club 1 2, Basketball 1, Tennis 1 2 3 4, Wrestling 4 KILMAN, KELLY J. Yearbook Staff 2 3, Pep Club 2 3, Library Club 2 3 KNAPP, DAVID DALE Student Council 12 4, Band 1 2 3, FFA 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Tennis 1, Baseball 2, Lettermen 3 4, Pep Band 12 3 KOEHLER, JERRIE FAY FBLA 3 4, Band 12 3, Musicals 2, FHA 12 4, Harstan 3, Pit Band 1, School Plays 2, Pep Band 12 3 KOEHLER, TERR1E KAY FBLA 3 4, Band 12 3, Musicals 3, FHA 1 2, Pit Band 1 3, School Plays 2, Pep Band 12 3 KRAMER, CHERYL FHA 1 2, Newspaper 12 3, Harstan 4, Yearbook 12 3, Language Club 2 3, FTA 1 2 3, Art Club 1 2 3, Drama Club 12 3, Drill Team 3, KRUTS1NGER, MARTI ANN FBLA 1 4, FHA 1 2 3 4, KRUTSINGER, TERESA ANN FBLA 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Chorus 2 3, Musicals 1 2, Harstan 3, Language Club 1 2, School Plays 12 4, Pep Band 12 3 4 LANE, LISA ANN Student Council 1 2 3 4, Language Club 1 2, Science Club 3, Math Club 4, Class Officer 1 3 President — 3, Vice-President — 1, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Track 1, Tennis 2, Volleyball 1 2 3 4, Softball 2 3 4, Leterwomen 12 3 4 LAWRENCE, REGINA GAE Chorus 1 LEAK, BARBARA GAIL Band 4, Chorus 1 2 3 4, Musicals 2 3, Girls Madrigals 3, Art Club 1 2 3 4, School Plays 3, Pep Band 4, Flag Girl 4, Color Guard 1 LUSK, JOHN E. Band 1 2, FFA 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2 MASON, TERESA S. FBLA 4, Band 2 3, FHA 1 2, Har-stan 3, Language Club 1 2, Science Club 3, Trackgirl 3, Pep Band 2 3 MONTAYA, VICKI LYNN FHA 2, Science Club 3 MCDANIEL, DANA FBLA 4, FHA 12 3 4 MCDANIEL, CREC B. FBLA 3, Class Officer 2 — Secretary , School Plays 1, Language Club 1 2 MCCEHEE, ANDY J. Language Club 1 2, Football 12 3 4, Basketball 12 3, Baseball 12 3 4, Lettermen 2 3 4 MCGREW, DANNY L. FFA 1 2 3 4 MCKNELLY, ALAN W. Language Club 1 NASH, DAVID E. FFA 1 2 3 4 — Treasurer — 4, Class Officer 2 - Treasurer O'DELL, BILL L. Locust Log 2 3 4 Editor — 4, Quill and Scroll 2 3 4, Language Club 1 23 PEARCE, STEVEN M. FFA 1 2 3 4 — Vice-President 4 — Reporter 2 3 PEELER, SUSAN ELAINE FBLA 1 4, FHA 1 4 PERSINGER, BRENDA L. Chorus 2, Musicals 2, FHA 2 4 PERSINGER, LISA HUMPHREY Chorus 12 3, Musicals 12 3, FHA 4, Language Club 1 2, Cheerleader 1 PHILLIPS, CATHY SUE NHS 3 4, FBLA 2 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Musicals 1, Basketball 3 4, Soft-ball 3 4, Art Club 4, Pep Band 1 2 3 4 PIFER, DANNY G. NHS 4, Chorus 1 4, Musicals 1 3, Locust Log 3, Quill and Scroll 3 4, Language Club 1 2, Science Club 3, Math Club 3 4, FHA Me-terologist 1 2 3 4, Football Manager 2, Basketball Manager 2, Baseball Manager 12 3, Letter-men PIFER, RANDY DEAN Chorus 1, Musicals 1, Locust Log 2 3, Quill and Scroll 3 4, Language Club 1 2, Science Club 3, Math Club 3 4, Football Manager 2, Basketball Manager 2, Baseball Manager 1 2 PUTBRESE, BETH MARIE FBLA 4 — Secretary-Treasurer 4, Chorus 12 3, Musicals 2 3, Language Club 2, Class Officer 3 — Secretary-Treasurer, Girls Ensemble 2 3, Track 1, Cheerleader 13 4 — Captain 4, Letterwomen 3 4, Madrigals 1, Freshman Sextet RALEY, GREGORY LEE Locust Log 3, Harstan 3, School Plays 2 RANDALL, CYNTHIA ANNETTE Chorus 4, FHA 2 RANDALL, DEAN A. NHS 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Chorus 2 3 4, Musicals 2 3, Language Club 2, Math Club 4 — Vice-President 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, Golf 2 3, Baseball 2 3 4, School Plays 3 4, Lettermen 3 4, Pep Band 1 2 3 4, Stage Band 2 3 4, Ensemble Contest 4 RANDALL, JANICE CREEK Band 3, Chorus 12 3, Musicals 1 2 3, FHA 1 2, Basketball 3, Track 1 2, Letterwomen 1 2, Flag Girl 3, GAA 2 — President 2 RAY, KEVIN DOUGLAS Band 12 3, Language Club 1 2, Football 1 2 3 4, Track 2, Letter-men 3 4, Pep Band 12 3 REED, LINDA K. Art Club 2 3 4 RINEHART, BILL RAY FFA 1 2 3 4, Baseball 1 RISH, JULIA FRANCES Band 12 3, Chorus 12 3, Musicals 2 3, Spanish Club 1 2, Tennis 2 3, Pep Band 1 2, Majorette 2 3 RUCER, JEFF J. FFA 1 2 3 4, Building Trades 4 RUTLAND, BECKY A. Student Vocational Advisory Coun. 4 SCHERER, SHERYL LYNN NHS 3 4, Harstan 2, Spanish Club 2, Science Club 3, Math Club 3 — Secretary 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Softball 2, Pep Club 1, Drama Club 1, SCHROEDER, KYRA LYNNE Student Council 1, Chorus 12 3, Musicals 12 3, FHA 4, Spanish Club 1 2, Volleyball 2 3 4, Soft-ball 2 3 4, Letterwomen 2 3 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Prom Attendant 3 SEBRINC, ALICE ANNE FHA 12 4, Locust Log 2 3 4, Science 3, Spanish Club 12 3 SHOEHORN, SCOTT DOUGLAS SHREFFLER, GARY D. Band 2 3, Chorus 3, Science Club 3, Football 3, Baseball 2, Wrestling 3 4, Pep Band 2 3, SHRUM, JAMES A. NHS 3 4, Spanish Club 1 2 3 4, Science Club 3, Math Club 3 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3 4, Baseball 1 2 3 4 SNYDER, SUSAN JOAN FHA 4, Spanish Club 1 2, Track 1, Volleyball 2 3 4, Softball 2, Letterwomen 2 3 4 SP1TZNER, CHRISTINA D. FHA 4 STANLEY, KATHY ANN Student Council 12 4, NHS 3 4 — Vice-President 4, Chorus 1 2, Musicals 1 2, FHA 1, Science Club 3, Math Club 4, Class Officer 4 — President, Tennis 2 3 4, Letterwomen 2 3 4, WHO'S WHO 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 STEELE, TERESA LYNN FHA 4, Office Girl 1 2 3 TOLLIVER, DANIEL E. TROUSDALE, MARGARET Language Club 12 3 25 UEBINCER, KAREN DENISE FBLA 2, Chorus 1, FHA 1 4, Soft-ball 2 UTLEY JR., WALLY WESTFIELD Band 12 4, Chorus 1 2 3 4, Musicals 12 3, Football 1 2, School Plays 12 4, Pep Band VANDA VEER, TAMMY LYNN NHS 4, FBLA 2 4, Language Club 12 3, Science Club 3 VENABLE, ANGELA JEAN Band 12 3, Musicals 1 2, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Track — Statistician 4, Tennis 3 4, Pep Band 1 2 3 WAGGONER, BILLY E. WALLER, AMOS KENT Chorus 12 3, Musicals 2 3 WALSH, SHARON K. FHA 1, Harstan 3, Math Club 3, Office Girl 2 3 WALTERS, TINA MARIE FBLA 2 4, Language Club 1 2, Basketball 2 3 4, Volleyball 2 3 — Manager 4, Softball 3 4 — Manager 2, Letterwomen 3 4 WARREN, MARSHA A. Student Council 12 3, Chorus 1 2, Musicals 2, FHA 4, Language Club 1, Class Officer — President 1, Football — Powderpuff 2, Track 1, Volleyball 3 4, Softball 1, Cheerleader 1 2, Letterwomen 1 2 3 4, Football Statistician 123 WATHAN, RANDY LLOYD Basketball 1, Track 12 3, Letter-men 2 WELGE, SCOTT ALAN Student Council 13 4 — President 4, FFA 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 13 4, Tennis 1, Let-termen 3 4 WILLIAMS, BRENDA FAY Chorus 1 4, FHA 1 4 WILLIAMS, DENISE SUE FBLA 2 4, FHA 1 4, Language Club 1 2, Who's Who 4 WINDLE, ROBIN WAYNE FFA 1 2 3 4, Football 12 3, Basketball 1 2, Baseball 12 4, Let-termen 1 YOUNG, LISA ANN Chorus 2, FFA 3 4, Softball 4 26 Troy Stanley - Secreatry-Treasurer; Doug Slag-ley - President; Lee Lewis - Vice-President Receiving class rings from Josten representative are Marcie Rice, Debbie Shrenler, and Jay Bassett. The Junior year is one of the most eventful in high school. With the receiving of class rings, is the excitement of actually (and finally) being an upperclassmen. Magazine subscriptions were sold to make money for the Junior- Senior Prom, but the Juniors fell below their goal of $2,000. Anxiously awaiting their Senior year, the Juniors made the best of their next-to-last year of high school. Mr. Peterson sneaking up from behind to keep Tom Hanne-ken in line. Laurie Snyder sits patiently after band practice. Julie Conner Phillip Corry Spencer Cummins Janna Dawkins Tammy Dawkins Ted Devore Chris Dickinson Faye Drake Pam Dulaney Jeff Eastin Rick Atkisson Mary Kay Ayers Jay Bassett Carol Bennett Paula Bissey Rick Branham Carla Brissenden Jay Brooks Debra Brown Mike Burdine Doug Burroughs Joy Callahan Kevin Cantrell Tammy Casolari Mary Castleberry Becky Clement T erry Cobb Julie Coble Pam Collins Cathy Conard Vickie Edmison Shelly Elving Terry Eklund Keith England Kelley Evans Tyler Fopay Carolyn Fry Nathan Fry Brian Gansauer Pam Gish Kevin Glassford Daniel Golden Terri Goodwin Clay Green Clint Green James Greenwood Sam Guerrettaz Tom Hanneken Gina Harrison Robin Harvey Terri Haslett Emest Hayes John Haycock Linda Hemphill Nancy Hemphill Pam Henderson Alison Henson Scott Hockman Jacquelyn Holan Mike Holland MiISKM Ken Jennings Brenda Johnson A i- � - James Jones Kelly Judd Rhett Kermide Lisa Kincaid Pam King Mike Knapp Sherrie Koehler Sandy Kruse Deann Lagle Bryan Land Cheri Laughlin Chari Lee Lee Lewis Carla Luttrell Brenda Marlow Linda Martin Donna Matlock Dana Misenhimer Anthony McAllister Tony McAllister Leah Parks Becky Payne Troy Payne Beth Peeler Beverly Perrine Mike Randall Kenny Reed Carla Reynolds Marcie Rice Maggie Robertson Rachel Oakes Tom Owens Gloria McCollum Doug McDannel Robert McKnight Rhonda McVay Kay Newton Becky Phelps Barbara Phillips Cindy Phillips Tina Phillips Bobby Powless Robert Rodgers Carla Sehie Debbie Shreffler Doug Slagley Gary Smith Tim Smith Laurie Snyder Renee' Stanford Susan Stanford Troy Stanley Mary Stevens Walter Steele Vicky Strange Walter Tenney Dora Thompson Judy Tidwell A Marc Russell Gerald Rutger Shari Schwaninger Wesley Ross Lee Ann Rowe 33 Theresa Timm Tina Tolliver Pam Tooley Angela Warren Shirley Warren Glenda West Linda West Ken Wilkerson David Williams Gail Williams Kim Wilson David Windle Mike Winka Rick Woods Jeff White 34 rgiH The Sophomore class was involved in more activities this year than last year. They sold the annual magazine subscriptions exceeding their goal by more than $700. The Sophomores really enjoyed working on the Homecoming float, and Miss McQuiston and Mr. River, the class sponsors, had their hands full of 1 'late'1 riders. It all turned out for the better, though, because in float competition, they topped the 4th place finish they made their freshmen year, to receiving a 3rd place prize this year. It was surely a year filled with many fond memories for all. Tammy Ferguson is hard at work or at least it looks like it. Laurie Walsh - Secretary-Treasurer; Debbie Winka -Vice-President; Ron Goldstein President. The score wasn't quite 46-0, but 1 'We were the Does Sherri Elving have a locker pass? Champions.'' 36 I A Jane Beard Julius Beck Mike Beck David Blackwell Michele Bonnell Mark Booth Cathy Boyd Blake Briscoe Brent Briscoe Cathy Brown lisa Brown Teresa Brown David Bumgarner Emily Bunnell Kent Burgess John Burkett Vernon Burkett Raymond Castleberry Chris Clark Connie Clark Jack Clark Gayla Conard Jeff Cook Lisa Cook Lee Cooper Brenda Atkisson Tom Ayers Leifson Ball Randy Bassett Mariea Baughman John Corry Patty Corry Debbie Coughlin Darrell Cox Kelly Dannells Mark Dawkins Randy Dennis Julie Dickinson Kevin Dickey Brenda Dulaney Dave Dulaney Ken Dulaney Kathy Dunahee Roger Edmison Lee Eklund Mike Eller Sherri Elving John England Marty Fatheree Tammy Ferguson Tommy Ferguson Jacque Forth Jane Forth Jenny Forth Lisa Frost Susan Frost Donna Goff Ron Goldstein Bernice Greenwood Ronda Grubb Susan Knapp Cindy Krutsinger Jim Krutsinger Sara Knitsinger Mark Lagle Becky Holman Kevin Hudgins April Johnson Mike Johnson Robbie Jones Gini Jones John Kane Richard Kesterson Christi Ketzner John Klanke Tari Lake Jamey Landreth ). 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Lawrence Steve Leathers Lisa Masters Cindy Mattox Greg Mayberry Tony Mayberry Carolyn Merritt Gary Mills Vince Guerrettaz Cheryl Heimann Stephanie Henderson Vivian Henderson Brigette Hilmes Eddie Nosek Lori Oestreich Todd Peeler Kevin Phelps Jami Pickel Brian Pieplow Shannon Plumlee Mike Putbrese Kerry Rasher Jill Rister Phoebe Robinson David Rose Scott Mugrage Connie Myers Steve McClintock Cindy McCormack Dan McCormack Danny McDannel Bridget McGrew Sam Nations Dana Neff Darryl Newton Lisa Scherer Cathy Schoonover Pam Scott Donna Shreffler Carol Sons Mike Steele Diane Stoops Peggy Storkel Jami Strange Mike Tatman David Taylor Kevin Thomas Tony Thomas Polly Tolliver Lisa Trago Tony Trousdale Jeff Uebinger Shari Uebinger RaeAnn Rose 41 Debbie Winks Charles Wintermann Herbie Woods Charles Workman Lois Workman Randy Vincent Laurie Walsh Artdean Warren Donna Waters Rhonda Wathan Stacey Wells Sheila Wicke Brad Williams Kim Wilson Sandy Wimberly Norma Worley Susan Worstell Jeff Young Terri Young Incoming Freshmen learned that high school was a welcome change from grade school and were pleasantly surprized that no longer was initiation allowed. Although the Freshmen didn't have a money-making project this year, they received an Honorable Mention for their work on the Homecoming float. Those Freshmen who chose to take a study hall this year later learned that they weren't allowed to go to the Study Center. There were hard feelings at first but all will admit their ' 'improved study habits'' from the Learning Center atmosphere. Jan Morris - Secretary-Treasurer; Shelly Warren -President; Joy Morris - Vice-President Freshmen Homecoming Float Freshmen girls' first pep session. Kaelin Colclasure will do anything to get out of class! Cathy Anderson Robin Ashley Linda Auvil Don Balch David Barnes Pam Baumgart Randy Bayles Freda Beck Donna Bennett Tina Bissey Cindy Booth Jeff Boyd Maureen Brinkley Guy Brown Mike Burgess Stacy Burk Barbara Burroughs Brook Bute Janice Callahan Doug Campbell Cecilia Cardascio Cheri Casolari Greg Carrell Nancy Childers Charles Clark Jodi Clamer Bruce Cobb Wayne Coble Carl Colclasure Kaelin Colclasure Carla Cox Tina Creek Don Curtis Joyce Curtis Garin Cycholl Scott Daughtery Sherryl Decker Maria Doc kins Kala Douthit Kaye Drake Jim Eaton Brent Ellis Eric Enlow Audrey Erbacher Will Estheimer Kendal Evans Tom Fenton Tony Ferguson Chris Forth Sandy Fry Terry Given Yancy Glassford Doug Goodman Rowena Green Mike Greenwood Ronald Connell Corina Cook Susan Cook Glenda Cooper LeeAnn Corry rtf' v . ft 7 -� Leon Hatcher Kevin Heimann Ann Henderson Beverly Henson Herbie Henson l Lynn Hethman Gary Hinkle Robin Hodges Wayne Howe Maura Huffman Lynn Humes Barry Jennings Perry Johnson Roger Kirkman Brad Jones Monica Guerrettaz Jessie Hale Bill Hall Scott Hargis Doug Hamed Billy Harrell John Harrison Sheila Greenwood Troy Gorve T.L. Matlock David McCormick Cathy McGrew Larry Milton Lisa Morkin Curt Lewis Tim Lewis Leslie Lowry Tony Luttrell April Martin Jan Morris Joy Morris Nancy Moses Cheryl Murbarger Christy Myers James Nash Marcie Northcutt Sherri Norton John Owens Randy Payne Ricky Payne Alan Pearson Glenda Persinger Connie Persinger Beverly Pharris Jerry Kling Sheryl Kyburz Chris Lagle Tommy Lake Alan Laswell Elizabeth Phelps David Phillips Joncia Phillips Brian Pride Debbie Ragsdale Don Raley Karen Ruckman Richard Russell Sheila Sampson Howard Sebring Darren Sheehan Danny Smith Eddie Spitzner Shelley Stanford Tim Stanley Nancy Staples Norman Strange George Thompson Lynn Thompson Tammy Timmons Candy Tolliver 49 Debbie Tolliver Jim Tolliver Tyler Tolliver Renee Vandeveer Mandy Venable Doug Wagner Shelley Warren Janet Waters Harry Weccele Kevin Welty Gary Whitehead Brett Williams Penny Williams Ed Wilson Jill Windle Susan Winka Tina Wood Robin Woolever Larry Workman Becky Yates Debbie Yates Kam Young Kelly Young Kelly Young ntry Doug Slagley and Randy Hudgins crossing the finish line together for a first and second place finish. Coach Dulaney speaking to members of the Cross Country team during the Sports Banquet Back Row: Coach Dave Dulaney, John Haycock, Doug Slagley, Randy Hudgins, Sam Guerrattaz, James Jones, Jeff Enlow, Managers Ed Huston and Christi Ketzner Front Row: Tim Lewis, Kent Burgess, Mike Burgess, David Rose and Ken Wilkerson Cross Country meet with Red Hill The 1978 Cross Country team consisted of 2 seniors, 5 juniors, 2 sophomores, and 2 freshmen. Coach Dulaney said that he felt that they had a good season this year. They had a 11-4 record in duals and triangulars. They placed 3rd at the Red Hill Invitational, 3rd at Cumberland Invitational, 13th at Flora Invitational, 5th at District and 15th at the Sectional. hao K James Jones concentrates on the finish line. Roger Edmison displays the talent that led him to the title of '1 Individual Medalist for the Year.1' His average was 41.8. The 1978 Golf Team encountered 1 their share of ups and downs as they had a record of 7 wins and 9 losses. The team did a pretty good job in District, finishing 5th out of 14 teams. Coach Toler looks toward next year's team with optimism. He commented that he thought the team had the nucleus for much improvement. He went on to say that the improvement is going to be determined by their off-season weight program and the amount of play they get during the summer. His final comment was, 1 'Our primary need is to develop at least one consistent par shooter.'' Flora 163 Scores Salem 157 Flora 161 Carmi 148 Flora 175 deny 166 Flora 175 Fairfield 176 Flora 162 Fairfield 165 Flora 169 Lawrenceville 157 Flora 181 St. Anthony 157 Flora 168 Newton 172 Flora 171 Salem 166 Flora 164 Fairfield 196 Flora 171 Cumberland 184 Flora 171 Lawrenceville 166 Flora 167 Carmi 155 Flora 167 St. Anthony 171 Flora 165 Cumberland 184 Brian Gansauer putts it in. Row 1: James Greenwood, Kevin Thomas, Roger Edmison, Eddie Spitzner. Row 2: Jeff Uebinger, Mike Putbrese, Tom Owens, Mike Knapp, Brian Gansauer, John Harrison ennis The 1979 girls tennis team had an equal record this year oi 6 wins and 6 losses. Peggy Ripperdan was the coach this year. The girls were pleased with all of the support that they received from the students and faculty this year. Flora 9 Cisne 0 Flora 7 Newton 2 Flora 3 Olney 6 Flora 6 Fairfield 3 Flora 4 St. Anthony S Flora 6 Salem 3 Flora 9 Teutopolis 0 Flora 5 Fairfield 4 Flora 4 Salem 5 Flora 2 Centralia 7 Flora 4 Effingham 5 Flora 1 Onley 8 Stacy Wells receiving a volley. Front row: Kim Wilson, Linda Martin, Angela Venable, Kathy Stanley, Carla Brissenden, Back row: Monica Guerrettaz, Peggy Storkel, Stacy Wells, Marcie Northcutt, Judi Schell, Shannon Plumlee, Coach Ripperdan Carla Brissenden and Monica Guerretaz taking on another doubles team. Angela Venable returning a serve. Frosh-S Richard Kesterson (23) is taking precautions before throwing the ball. The Flora Frosh-Soph Wolves, feared by all, avoided by conference teams, envied by the pros. Well, that might be exaggerating, but the boys like to believe that that's why Lawrenceville cancelled the freshman game on October 12. Commenting on the Carmi game, Coach Porter quoted, ' 'He played the lights out.'' The Flora team was winning 20-0, and the Carmi Bulldogs were spared a heartless defeat when at half time, the field light went out. The game however short, still ended in a victory for Flora and rounded off the freshman win loss record to 3-4. The Sophomore team ended their season with a 2-4 win loss record. Bill Hall (25) attempts to bring down an opponent. The Flora Wolves try to tackle the opponent before he makes the touchdown. Row 1: Bruce Cobb, George Thompson, Yancey Glassford, Doug Wagner, Tyler Tolliver, Ron Goldstein, Mike Greenwood, Larry Workman, Barry Jennings, Jerry Kling; Row 2: Darren Sheehan, John Owens, Bill Hall, Richard Russell, Scott Daughtery, David Barnes, Brett Williams, Gary Whitehead, Troy Groves, Tommy Lake, Tim Stanley; Row 3: Mr. Porter, Garin Cycholl, Kevin Phelps, John Corry, Todd Peeler, Blake Briscoe, Dave Dulaney, Tony Mayberry, Richard Kesterson, John Kane, Mike Steele, Mark Dawkins, Mr. Peterson. KlitMi ootball For the fifth time in the last six years, the Wolves played the final game of the season for at least a possible share of the Conference Championship. This 1978 edition of the game fell to Olney, which they won in the fourth quarter. The team congratulates themselves after a victory. The whole team gets a piece of the action. Dusty Fatheree high steps his way down the field. Varsi The Flora Wolves certainly made the 1978 football season one worth remembering . They really worked hard and ended the season with a 7-2 win loss record. Dave Williams goes for a touchdown while Lee Lewis and Mike Winka try to catch the opponents. Dusty Fatheree takes a big fall. Kow 1; Bruce Cobb, Scott Daughtery, Bill Hall, Brett Williams, Mike Greenwood, Doug Wagner, Tommy Lake, David Barnes, Barr)' Jennings, John Owens, George Thompson, Gary Whitehead, Richard Russell, Larry Workman, Darren Sheehan, Troy Groves, Garin Cycholl, Yancey Glassford. Row 2: Ron Goldstein, Blake Briscoe, Jay Brooks, Bryan Land, Daniel Golden, Jeff Eastin, Tim Tolliver, Mike Winka, Dusty Fatheree, Walter Steele, Mike Steele, David Williams, John Kane, Mark Dawkins, Todd Peeler, Jerry Kling. Row 3; Tyler Tolliver, Kevin Phelps, Tony Mayberry, Troy Stanley, Lee Lewis, Doug Corry, Dave Dulaney, Andy McGehee, Ben Golden, Scott Welge, Kevin Ray, Jack Erbacher, Anthony McAllister, Marc Russell, Tim Stanley, David Knapp, John Corry, Richard Kesterson. Flora 20 Effingham 13 Flora 22 Carmi 12 Flora 26 Salem 6 Flora 12 Mt. Carmel 8 Flora 14 Lawrenceville 33 Flora 46 Fairfield 26 Flora SO Red Hill 6 Flora 28 Mater Dei 12 Flora 8 Olney 14 Walter Steele attempts to avoid opponent. Varsity V, r eyball And the Wolf-gals had another winning season. Sets, spikes, dinks, bump, all of it paid-off for them as they went on to the sectionals for the second time in a row, being defeated there by Stewardson-Strasburg, who went on to get third in the state tournament. Flora 1 Mt. Carmel Breese 2 Flora 1 Mater Dei 2 Flora 2 Carmi 0 Flora 2 Grayville 1 Flora 1 Salem 2 Flora 2 Mt. Carmel 1 Flora 2 Noble 0 Flora 2 Clay City 0 Flora 2 McLeansboro 1 Flora 0 Newton 2 Flora 2 Albion 0 Flora 2 Louisville 0 Flora 2 Cisne 0 Flora 2 Carlyle 0 Flora 2 Carmi 0 Flora 2 Salem 0 Kyra bumps and Linda is there to assist. Leisha ready to dig the block after Kyra's spike. Linda makes the save and Lisa is ready Kyra sets as Donna waits to spike. to help it over. 60 V arsity 1 At the close of their season, Kyra Shroeder and Lisa Lane were put on an all conference team, and that alone, emphasizes the true quality of athletic ability the whole team had. Lori, Kyra, Linda, and Lisa watching as Donna saves the point. The volleyball team showing their No. 1 after winning first at the District. Row 1: Linda West-Warren, Donna Henson, Cindy Phillips, and Lori Goff; Row' 2: Coach Mary Jo Hill, Marsha Warren, Kyra Schroeder, Lisa Lane, Glenda West, Leisha Fry, and Jane Forth Donna ready to spike after Lisa successfully sets it. 1 eyball Row 1: Sheryl Kyburz, Renee Vandaveer, Shelly Warren, Candy Tolliver, Cindy Phillips, Tina Phillips, and Linda Hemphill; Row 2: Coach Becky Carson, Pam Gish, Sara Krutsinger, Jane Forth, Rae Ann Rose, Rhonda Wathan, Shari Norton, Donna Matlock Rhonda Wathan passes the ball to Cindy Phillips. Mt. Carmel Mater Dei Carmi Grayville Salem Mt. Carmel Noble Clay City McCleansboro Newton Albion Louisville Cisne Carlyle Carmi Salem season. Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora The J.V. Volleyball squad this year consisted of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, but all equally contributed to the success of the whole team. Miss Becky Carson coached these girls to an exciting 6-win 10-loss record at the close of the Boy’s Varsity ' 'Teamwork'' 1st row: John Haycock, Scott Welge, Tim Stanley, John Baird, Dusty Fathereej 2nd row: Daniel Golden, Jeff White, Mike Winka, Dave Dulaney, Walter Steele, Doug Slagley, and Bryan Land asketball The J. V. Basketball squad, coached by Rick Porter, ended their season with a 5-13 win-loss re- cord , and the highlight of the season was when they upset the undefeated Olney tigers. CN o PQ Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora 58 Fairfield 60 Salem 64 Carmi 54 St. Anthony 34 Olney 56 Newton 43 Lawrenceville 59 Mt. Carmel 48 Neoga 73 Charleston 59 Red Hill 71 Cisne 67 Fairfield 52 Mt. Carmel 71 Olney 55 Carmi 77 Salem 52 Lawrenceville raa i-il 65 57 57 84 72 70 80 65 56 84 49 el 53 53 65 62 81 m Jeff White scooping for the rebound ball. 64 1st row: Darrell Cox, Ron Goldstein, Marty Fatheree, Kent Burgess, Roger Edmison, Coach Porter; 2nd row: Jeff White, Daniel Golden, Troy Dunbar, Tom Ferguson, Jeff Cook, Bryan Land; 3rd row: Gary Mills, Mike Winka, Walter Tenney, Walter Steele, Dave Dulaney, and Wesley Ross Boy’s Freshm It's up there somewhere. A Team Flora 94 Flora 81 Flora 59 Flora 66 Flora 61 Flora 57 Flora 50 Flora 65 Flora 61 Flora 41 Red Hill 48 Lawrence ville 47 Fairfield 42 Clay City 57 North Clay 75 T-Town 49 Blney 59 Salem 67 Fairfield 42 Salem 59 The 1978-79 freshmen basketball team ended this year excited about their overall 9-6 record, the A team with 6-6 and the B team with 8-4. For the first time, the Flora Wolves won the NEC Freshmen Tournament at Red Hill. They defeated Red Hill, Salem, and went on to the peak of their season when they upset the undefeated Olney tigers in the championship game. Freshmen show that they are 1 after winning the NEC Freshmen Tourney. 1st row: Mike Burgess, Jim Eaton, Darren Sheehan, Tim Stanley, Brett Williams, Richard Russell, Billy Harrell; 2nd row: Coach Stringer, Tony Luttrell, T. L. Matlock, Gary Whitehead, John Harrison, Tony Ferguson, George Thompson, Doug Wagner, Bill Hall, Mike Greenwood, and Lynn Heth-man Varsity I ,erleaders Several of the girls started their cheerleading year by going to camp at Vincennes University. During the summer the girls had a car wash to enable them to go to camp. They also sold M G M's during the school year to pay for their new outfits. To raise money, the cheerleaders also put up a hotdog stand at the Flora Fall Festival. Shari Schwaninger and Linda Martin leading cheers at a pep session. Linda Martin, Beth Putbrese, Chris Dickinson, Theresa Timm, Susan Stanford, and Shari Schwanineer. Varsity, and J. V. Cheerleaders J.V. Varsity and Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders doing the school song. Top to Bottom: Shelley Stanford, Cindy Booth, Judi Schell, and Audrey Erbacher j Left: Susan Knapp and Right: Jill Windle. The J.V. cheerleaders this year consisted of six girls, instead of the traditional five. They worked hard all summer and several of them attended camp at Vincennes University, where they learned new cheers and revised old ones. The J.V. squad cheered for frosh soph football and basketball games and proved an asset to the newly formed 1 'WoLfettes'' during the game seasons. Cindy Booth paints window uptown for Homecoming Vnig 1st row: Troy Groves, Sam Guerrettaz, John Owens, Kevin Phelps, Eddie Spitzner; 2nd row: Coach Myers, Gary Schreffler, Jay Brooks, John Kane, Marc Russell, Scott Kermicle, Anthony McAllister, Mike Putbrese, Vince Guerrettaz, Tom Owens, John Cony, Assistant Coach Rogers, and Manager Jim Krutsinger . M Red Hill Fairfield Carmi Fairfield Mt. Carmel Lawrenceville Lawrenceville Red Hill Cumberland Carmi Jay Brooks trying to prevent his opponent from scoring a single leg take down. John Kane pins down his opponent. Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora 1978-79 wrestling team consisted of about IS members and was coached by Terry Myers. They attended matches with weights from 98 lbs. to heavyweight. Anthony McAllister in weight class 185 took a 3rd place in conference and also in district. John Kane, in weight class 15S, took a 4th in conference and in district, and Marc Russell received a 2nd in conference and a 3rd in district. Mr. Myers feels that next year will be their best season, for they only lost one wrestler through graduation. Girl’s J.V. Who's got the ball? J-U-M-P, jump up! The girl's J.V. basketball team completed its season with a 2-10 win loss outcome. Monica Guerrettaz was selected the top player for the season, and Kay Newton was chosen as top rebounder. Their wins were accessed from Carlyle and Red Hill. Flora 20 Carmi 33 Flora 19 Lawrenceville 40 Flora 33 Carlyle 30 Flora 26 Salem 34 Flora 4 Mt. Carmel 28 12 Fairfield 46 26 Red Hill Olney 25 no” 19 67 9 Lawrenceville 36 Flora 11 Salem 65 Flora 19 Mt. Carmel 32 8 Farina 52 1st row: Nancy Moses, Jill Rister, Carol Bennett, Jonica Phillips, Chris Forth; 2nd row: Monica Guerrettaz, Sheila Greenwood, Shari Norton, Elizabeth Phelps, Kayla Douthit, Pam Henderson, and Coach Carson basketball Cfl Vh c3 Basketball This year's 1978-79 Girls Varsity Basketball Team did not come out on top in competition, but they did give their opponents a good fight. Girls Varsity Basketball, coached by Mr. Buchanan, ended the season with a 4-10 record. Top player and re-bounder for this year was Lisa Lane. After the team's last game, they had a pizza party for their final get-together as a team. Glenda West and Tina Walters fighting for Cathy Phillips watches as Tina Walters tries to steal the ball. the ball. 1st row: Mary Stevens, Tina Walters, Donna Matlock, Cathy Phillips; 2nd row: Coach Buchanan, Glenda West, Lisa Lane, Kay Newton, and Coach Carson 70 Girl’s Varsi Reach for the sky. Tina Walters reaching over her opponents shoulders for a steal while her teammates watch. 1 71 Basketball TRACK This year's track team had only one senior. The team showed much improvement as the season went on and became very competitive . Although senior captain and leading scorer, Tim Tolliver will be difficult to replace, the Wolves should be vastly improved next year. John Kane running a stretch of a relay race. Dave Williams throwing the shotput. Olney W Flora L Olney W Flora L Olney Invitational Flora 7th Fairfield W Flora L Newton W Flora L Newton (Freshmen) L Flora W Cumberland Invitational Flora 5th Fairfield W Flora L Mt. Carmel L Flora W McLeans boro W Flora L Olney Relay Carnival Flora 4th Olney Frosh Invitational Flora 4th Newton Frosh Relays Flora 1st NEC Conference-Varsity Flora 8th NEC Conference-Frosh-Soph Flora 2nd 1st row: Chris Dickinson, Shari Schwaninger, Tim Tolliver, Troy Dunbar, Tyler Tolliver, Scott Daughtery, Bill Hall, Brett Williams, John Owens, Richard Russell, Kelly Dannells, Howard Sebring j 2nd row: Dave Dulaney, Garin Cycholl, Kevin Phelps, George Thompson, Anthony McAllister, David Williams, Marc Russell, Walt Steele, John Kane, Daniel Golden, Jeff Eastin, Mike Steele, Richard Kesterson, Yancy Glassford, Doug Wagner, and Coach Kane. GIRL’S S Donna Henson trying to put the girl on third out. This year's softball team began and ended with that ' 'rainy day feeling . All but five games had to be cancelled because of rain. Of these five games, one was a NEC tournament and one was a sub-regional. Their record, 1-4, was due to the rain also. Their practicing was limited due to all of the mud in the field. 1st row: Jane Forth, Linda Martin, Cindy Phillips, Donna Henson, Kyra Schroeder, Lisa Lane, Renee Vandaveer; 2nd row: Coach Hill, Tina Walters, Lori Goff, Cathy Phillips, Nancy Moses, Lisa Morkin, Emily Bunnell, Assistant Coach Fritchley; 3rd row: Audrey Erbacher, Marcie Northcutt, Chris Forth, Sheila Greenwood, Christy Myers, and Rhonda Wathan. -- i me Caryle W Flora L Edwards County L Flora W NEC Tournament 1st round- Flora L Salem Salem W w Flora L Sub-Regional 1st round- Fairfield w Flora L Lisa Lane rounding third. UNIS 1st row: Ron Goldstein, Sam Guerrettaz, Vince Guerrettaz, Jim Eaton, Rhett Kermicle, Gary Mills; 2nd row: Herbie Henson, Terry Given, Scott Kermicle, Mike Greenwood, Darren Sheehan, Tom Fenton, Tony Luttrell, and Ken Wilkerson. Troy Stanley using a backhand return. Flora W T-Town L Flora W Newton L Flora w Fairfield L Flora L Centralia W Flora W Salem L Flora W Mattoon L Flora W Eisenhower L Flora W Olney L Flora W Salem L Flora L Centralia W Flora W Fairfield L Flora W T-Town L The 1979 boy's tennis team wound up their season with an impressive record. The boys, under Coach Stringer, won 10 games and lost only 2. They were 2nd in conference and 3rd in district. Sam Guerrettaz won 3rd in the district singles, while Troy Stanley and Ken Wilkerson won in district doubles. Next year all members are returning except senior Scott Kermicle. BOY Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora W L L L L W L W L L W W W L James Casolari catching. Louisville L St. Anthoney W St. Anthoney W Odin W Salem W Red Hill L Grayville W Fairfield L La Grove W Newton W Noble L Regional-Noble L Regional-Albion L Regional-Grayville W The Flora High baseball team coached by Mr. Miglin had a very unusual rainy season. Despite the weather, the team had a 6-8 win loss record highlighted with two wins at the re -gional tournament. The Most Valuable Player was awarded to Dusty Fatheree. He also had the highest batting average of . 357 and the lowest earned run average of 2.68 for the season. Also for this year's season, Tom Ferguson held the high fielding average of .66, Darrel Cox held the high on base average of .532, and Mike Winka had the most runs batted in, which was a total of 9. John Baird gets a hit. 1st row: David Phillips, Barry Jennings, Darrell Cox, John Harrison, Gary Whitehead, Billy Harrell, Tony Ferguson, Mike Tatman, Kim Wilson, Cindy Booth, Kendal Evans; 2nd row: Coach Miglin, Blake Briscoe, Robin Windle, John Baird, Mark Dawkins, Ken Jennings, James Casolari, Tom Ferguson, Dusty Fathereee, Mike Winka, and John Haycock. 1st row: Kathy Stanley, Lisa Lane, Bob Briscoe, David Knapp, Jack Erbacher, Susan Stanford, Debbie Winka, Linda Martin, Glenda West, Becky Clement, Candy Tolliver, Stacy Wells, Leisha Fry, Dan McCormick; 2nd row: Scott Welge, Ron Goldstein, Dave Dulaney, LeeAnn Corry, Audrey Erbacher, Joy Morris, Jan Morris, Cathy McGrew, Mike Burgess, Doug Slagley, 3rd row: Kent Burgess, Blake Briscoe, Ken Wilkerson, and Lee Lewis Every year the student body elects members of their choice for student council which in turn plan many things at their meetings. The student council plans our Homecoming every year. They also revise the student handbook and amend our high school constitution . They work extra hard on planning assembly programs for the students to enjoy. They hold the student council elections near the end of the year, and also the student body president election. This year they placed a Pepsi machine in the Study Center to help increase their runds for various activities. Junior Student Council members at a meeting concerning student body elections. Student Body President Scott Welge Student Council members deep in thought on and Kathy Stanley watching over the what being said at the meeting, ballot box for Valentine Heart Fund Candidates. 1st row: Mark Burgess, Donna Henson, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Payne, Kathy Stanley, John Baird; 2nd row: Pam Collins, Shelly Elving, Angi Warren, Lisa Kincaid, Mike Randall; 3rd row: Jim Shrum, Rhonda McVay, Tammy Vandeveer, Dean Randall. The National Honor Society this year was headed by President John Baird, Vice President Kathy Stanley, Secretary Mark Burgess, and Treasurer Donna Henson. The club's activities included a weiner roast, a taco party, a cook-out and a spring roller skating trip. The year was ended with the annual induction banquet at Carrie's Country Cookin'. Members were present with their families. Dean Randal and Angi Warren provided entertainment . Pam Henderson, Kay Newton, Kelley Evans, Pam Gish, and Cathy Phillips Pam Collins, Kathy Stanley, Kelley Evans, and Lisa Kincaid get ready to stuff their faces with tacos at a National Honor Society meeting. Donna Henson and Pam Collins exhibit the latest techniques of etiquette for fine dining. 1st row: Mark Burgess, Becky Clement, Linda Hemphill, Kim Wilson, Kelley Evans; 2nd row: Mrs. Hayes, Maura Huffman, Sherri Elving, Lisa Kincaid, Barbara Phillips, Carla Reynolds; 3rd row: Christi Ketzner, Cheryl Kramer, Beverly Pharris, Kim Wilson, Debbie Winka, Kendal Evans; 4th row: Rhonda McVay, Shelly Elving, Polly Tolliver, Shari Ue-binger, Laurie Walsh, and Emily Bunnell The Harstan staff this year consisted of 18 members and was again led by Co-Editors Kim Wilson and Kelley Evans, Mrs. Hayes was the advisor for the yearbook. This was the second year for a late summer book, which makes the deadlines easier to make but also makes it possible for the yearbook to include prom and graduation. In order to keep the cost of the yearbook to the students the same, the Harstan staff had fund raising projects. They sold candy bars and ' 'My Loyalty is to Flora High'1 jerseys. As in the past years, the Harstan staff, made a trip to Car-bondale with the Locust Log staff for a workshop at S. I. U. Co-Editor Kim Wilson works diligently on her assignment at a Harstan meeting. 1st row: Clay Green, John Baird, Bill O'Dell, Mike Holland; 2nd row: Gina Jones, April Johnson, Faye Drake, Jacque Holan, Karen Conner; 3rd row: Kim Wilson, Shari Uebinger, Tony Thomas, Gary Mills, Vince Guerrattaz; 4th row: Scott Hockman, Rhonda McVay, Michelle Bonnell, Tony Mayberry, Doug Corry; 5th row: Kim Wilson , Rachel Oakes, Dan McCormick, John Kane, Ron Goldstein The Locust Log, as a student publication not only gives practical experience to rooky journalists in all aspects of publication, including writing, editing, layout, photography, and headlining , but is also a service to FHS students and teachers in their 11 issues per year. Quill and Scroll is an International Honor Society for high school journalists, recognizing excellence in high school publications work. Therefore, it is a selective club, with two dinner banquets held for the induction of new members. Co-Editors, Bill O'Dell and John Baird, and advisor, Mr. Lee, proudly display the First Class award the Locust Log won. Clint Green and Bill O'Dell laugh wholeheartedly while working on the Locust Log. 1st row: Rhonda McVay, Kelley Evans, Faye Drake; 2nd row: Rachel Oakes, Kim Wilson, Karen Conner, Jacque Holan; 3rd row: Bill O'Dell, John Baird, Scott Hockman, Clay Green, Mike Holland 1st row: Randy Burgess, Dean Randall, Lisa Lane, John Baird, Leisha Fry, Randy Pifer, Shelly Elving; 2nd row: Clay Green, Kelley Evans, Kay Newton, Susan Stanford, Jack Erbacher, Pam Henderson, Kathy Stanley, Mark Burgess, James Greenwood, Pam Gish, Mrs. Spitzner; 3rd row: Terry Cobb, Barbara Phillips, Carla Reynolds, Rhonda McVay, Carla Luttrell, Pam Collins , Jim Shrum, John Haycock. The 1978-79 Math Club was headed by President Leisha Fry, Vice President Dean Randall, Secretary Shelly Elving, Treasurer Lisa Lane, and Program Chairman John Baird. This club sponsors an annual Bunco Party and Christmas Party, which is held at Mrs. Spitzner1 s house. 1st row: Pam Collins, Kay Newton, Barbara Phillips, Kelley Evans; 2nd row: Shelly Elving, Susan Stanford, Kathy Stanley, Pam Henderson; 3rd row: Jim Shrum, Mike Randall, Leisha Fry, Lisa Lane, Rhonda McVay, Mark Burgess, Dean Randall, Pam Gish, John Baird. John Baird explains the techniques of playing Connect Four to Carla Luttrell Pam Henderson and Kathy Stanley display their level of intelligence, as Mark Burgess, Clay Green, Shelly Elving, Mrs. Vicki Ends-ley and Pam Gish watch, during the Math Club Christmas Party. 1st row: Shelly Elving, Lisa Cook, Debbie Winka; 2nd row: Scott Hockman, Judi Schell, Kim Wilson, Jacque Forth, Emily Bunnell, Connie Myers; 3rd row: Greg Mayberry, Tony Mayberry, Leifson Ball, Tommy Ferguson, and Gary Mills singing Spanish Christmas carols. ' The 1978-79 Spanish Club was once again led by Seiior Tom River. Club meetings were held on the first Tuesday of every month, when the weather was permitting. The officers; President Gary Mills, Vice-President Debbie Winka, and Sec-Treasurer James Greenwood, were elected at the first meeting. 1' ;Yo gano!'1 was the usual yell at these meetings as members played Spanish versions of Scrabble, Monopoly, and Bingo. Unfortunately these unusual games were destroyed in the fire, but Sr. Riv hurried Seftor River to replace them. 1st row: Emily Bunnell, Judi Schell, Connie Myers, Kim Wilson, Michelle Bonnell, Sherri Elving; 2nd row: Peggy Storkel, Tari Lake, Sandy Kruse, Stacy Wells, Tammy Ferguson, Jacque Forth, Rae Ann Rose, Christi Ketzner, Sheila Wicke; 3rd row: Nancy Moses, Ron Goldstein, Shelly Elving, Tommy Ferguson, Debbie Winka, Jim Shrum, Gary Mills, James Greenwood, and Laurie Walsh 1st row: T. L. Matlock, Billy Harrell, Danny Smith, Tony Luttrell, Kevin Heimann, Artdean Warren, Scott Welge, Bob Briscoe, Renee Vandeveer, Ronnie Connell, Doug Goodman, Carl Colclasure, Curt Lewis; 2nd row: Kevin Glassford, Marc Russell, Walter Steele, Doug Slag-ley, Mike Winka, David Williams, David Knapp, Blake Briscoe, Scott Mugrage, David Bum-gamer, Kelly Young, Marty Fatheree, Brent Briscoe, Sammy Nation 3rd row: Don Curtis, Wayne Howe, Ricky Payne, Jami Strange, Darrell Newton, David Taylor, Vernon Burkett, Charley Winterman, Randy Vincent, Yancy Glassford, Raymond Castleberry, Mr. Wheeler, James Nash, Tim Smith, Jeff Cook, Bridgett Hilmes, Lisa Young; 4th row: Lee Cooper, Randy Bayles, Don Balch, Cathy Brown, Lisa Brown, Kevin Thomas, Robin Windle, Herbie Woods, John Lusk, Randy Dennis, Gary Bumgarner, Brad Williams, John Klande, Leslie Lowry President Bob Briscoe presents FFA Sweetheart Kay Newton with a necklace. 1st row: Teresa Mason, Theresa Timm, Lisa Jay, Barbara Phillips, Carla Reynolds, Liz Ann Gharst, Beth Putbrese, Christi Ketzner, Mrs. Smith, Vicki Cricelli, Peggy Storkel; 2nd row: Jill Rister, Jerri Koehler, Cathy Phillips, Tammy Vandaveer, Sandy Kruse, Leah Parks, Lisa Kincaid, Denise Williams, Tina Walters, Maggie Robertson, Janet Beard, Dana McDaniels, Marti Krutsinger; 3rd row: Joncia Phillips, Janet Waters, Monica Guerrettaz, Susan Winka, and Teresa Krutsinger 1st row: Jamie Strange, Kathy Brown, Vicky Strange, Lori Oestreich, Stephanie Henderson, Kim Wilson, Chris Forth, Sheryl Kyburz, Corrie Cook, Barbara Burroughs, Marti Krutsinger, Dana McDaniels, Susan Merritt; 2nd row: Vicky Cricelli, Becky Holeman, Jill Rister, Dana Misenhimer, Lee Ann Rowe, Nancy Hemphill, Carla Reynolds, Carla Sehie, Kim Wilson, Gina Harrison, Janet Beard, Brenda Williams, Maura Huffman, Robin Hodges, Karen Ruckman, Nancy Childers, Lynn Thompson, Joe Beck; 3rd row: Kelley Evans, Alice Sebring, Lisa Masters, Becky Payne, Bernice Greenwood, Debbie Couglin, Lisa Kincaid, Renee Stanford, Barbara Phillips, Carla Brissenden, Julie Coble, Cheri Laughlin, Carol Sons, Maggie Robertson, Phoebe Robinson, Shari Uebinger, Christi Ketzner, Peggy Storkle, Kendal Evans, Nancy Moses, Mrs. Burgess; 4th row: Mrs. Martin, Teresa Steele, Carrie Kinley, Ann Guinn, Kathy Coble, Gina Farris, Joncia Phillips, Laurie Walsh, Kayla Douthit, Janna Dawkins, Chris Dickinson, Susan Stanford, Linda Martin, Donna Matlock, Jamie Landreth, Chris Spitzner, Rhonda Boyer, DeAnn Lagle, Judi Schell, Becky Clement, Ken Wilkerson, Bryan Land, 5th row: Lisa Persinger, Susan Snyder, Bridget McGrew, Cathy McGrew, Joy Morris, Diane Caudle, Lisa Jay, Denise Williams, Kathy Dunahee, Cindy McCormick, Lisa Trago, Teresa Deain, Tammy Griffith, Shannon Plumlee, Emily Bunnell, Mike Holland. This years FHA officers were: Carla Sehie-President, Kim Wil-son-Vice President, Nancy Hemphill-2nd Vice President, Janet Beard-Secretary, Gina Harrison-Treasurer, Linda Martin-Historian, Susan Frost-Public Relations, Carla Reynolds-Recreation, and LeeAnn Rowe - Projects. The Business Club proved very active. This years officers were: Liz Gharst-President, Carla Reyn-olds-Vice President, and Beth Putbrese - T reasurer. The Business Club met every 2nd Thursday and each time had an interesting guest speaker. Denise Williams, Teresa Mason, Teresa Krutsinger, and Jerri Koehler make change for Ron Goldstein at a ball-game when Business Club had concessions. 1st row: Scott Welge, Mike Winka, Walter Steele, Troy Stanley, Marc Russell, David Williams; 2nd row: Kent Burgess, Doug Slagley, Jeff Eastin, John Kane, Dusty Fatheree, Jack Er-bacher, Coach Peterson, Kevin Ray, John Baind; 3rd row: Doug Corry, Tim Tolliver, David Knapp, John Haycock, and Dave Dulaney Officers for the 1978-79 Lettermen's Club were: Jack Erbacher, President, John Baird, Vice President, and John Kane, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Peterson was their sponsor. The Lettermen and Letterwomen are an active sports club at FHS. For fund-raising, the boys sold sock hats while the girls sold candy bars during home sports events. Each club took a trip in the spring and the Letterwomen plan with their proceeds to send Donna Matlock and Linda Martin to the sports camp of their choice. Officers for the 1978-79 Letterwomen's Club were: Lisa Lane, President, Donna Henson, Vice President, Linda Martin, Secretary, and Kathy Stanley, Treasurer. Ms. Hill was their sponsor. nei Mike, Ken, Kent, and Troy wait patiently for their business to pick up. 1st row: Susan Stanford, Leisha Fry, Stacy Wells, Beth Peeler, Kay Newton, Kathy Stanley, Linda Martin, Lisa Lane; 2nd row: Glenda West, Donna Matlock, Susan Snyder, Monica Guer-rattaz, Carla Brissenden, Beth Putbrese; 3rd row: Jane Forth, Tina Phillips, Lori Goff, Pam Gish, Linda West Warren 1st Row: Harry Penry, Mark Lagle, Cheryl Murbarger, Sandy Wimberle, Kaye Drake, Becky Phelps, Barbara Leak, Cindy Randall; 2nd Row: Wallace Utley, Angi Warren, Emily Bunnell, Julie Dickinson, Kathy Boyd, Brenda Williams, Joe Beck, Ann Henderson; 3rd Row: Dean Randall, Mark Burgess, Jay Bassett, Susan Worstell, Connie Myers, Joy Golay, Rene£ Stanford , Gina Jones, Robin Woolever, Kala Douthit Teresa Krutsinger, Sherri Elving, Pam Henderson, Shari Ue-binger, and Kim Wilson patiently awaiting transplanting time. Although the chorus decreased slightly in number this year, they performed in three concerts. At Christmastime they combined with the Community Choir in the 1 'Truth of Truths'' rock opera and they also performed at the junior high and at the band's spring concert. As never done before, the drama department put on a children's play. Emily Bunnell starred as ' 'Alice in Wonderland' '. The cast gave a special performance for the Unit 35 children at Christmas. Emily Bunnell considering one of Teresa Krut- Mark Burgess promising to be Emily singer's morals as Maura Huffman makes pepper Bunnell's watch cat. tails. 1st row: Debbie Briscoe, Kim Wilson, Nancy Staples, Shari Norton, Shannon Plumlee, Becky Clement, Tammy Ferguson, Renee Stanford; 2nd row: Pam Collins, Mandy Venable, Pam Gish, Cecilia Cardascio, Sherri Koehler, Teresa Krutsinger, Susan Knapp, Kay Newton; 3rd row: Kelley Evans, Marcie Rice, Cindy Booth, Maura Huffman, Linda Martin, Audrey Er-bacher, Judi Schell, Pam Henderson; 4th row: Mark Burgess, Jill Windle, Cindy Mattox, Carla Luttrell, Connie Myers, Emily Bunnell, Shelly Stanford, Sherri Elving; 5th row: Jacque Ho-lan, Theresa Timm, Chris Dickinson, Alison Henson, Nancy Moses, Tammy Griffith. This year's band was directed by Mr. Harry Penry. After an excellent summer tour in Florida, the band was ready for its full lists of activities in the 1978-79 school year. As in previous years, the band played for all the home football and basketball games. The band had planned to march in the S.l.U. Homecoming parade, but due to Mr. Penry becoming ill, they were not able to attend the parade. Because the band could not participate in concert band contest, they took a spring tour. Some members participated in solo and ensemble contest held at Olney. To end up the year they played a spring concert and then played at the graduation exercises. The band had a good year. Donna Matlock, Lisa Frost, Laurie Snyder, Shari Ue-binger, Barbara Leak, Polly Tolliver, Sandy Kruse, and Rachel Oakes practicing for a football game. Mike Randall, Clint Green, Leifson Ball, Brad Jones, and Tony Thomas all tooting their trumpets at a home basketball game. Kelley Evans playing her instrument at a basketball game. The Marching Wolves at the Homecoming Parade. Rachel Oakes, Sandy Kruse, Donna Matlock, Polly Tolliver, Lisa Frost, Barbara Leak, Laurie Snyder, Shari . Uebinger. 1st row: Scott Hockman, Jane Forth, Kendal Evans, Beverly Henson, Cathy Anderson, Leah Parks, Tina Phillips, Shelly Elving; 2nd row: Rhonda McVay, Cheri Casolari, Bryan Kidd, John Corry, Marcie Northcutt, Tina Woods, Angi Warren, Dean Randall; 3rd row: Tony Thomas, Kim Wilson, Doug Corry, Charles Wintermann, LeifsonBall, Will Estheimer, Brad Jones, Clint Green; 4th row: Beverly Pharris, Herbie Henson, Garin Cycholl, Mike Randall, Wayne Coble, Bill Hall, Mike Holland, Cathy Phillips; 5th row: Scott Hargis, Terry Cobb, Lee Lewis, Tim Stanley, Bruce Cobb, Jay Bassett, Lynn Hethman, Debi Schreffler; 6th row: Kelly Young, Tony Luttrell, Kenny Reed, Spencer Cummins, Doug Slagley, Walter Steele, Lisa Brown. Thinking honestly, what would we do without our faculty, our backbone and example throughout the four years of high school, the authority we live by during the normal day at school? Now in these next few pages are our faculty, the advisors and teachers , who make any future we might pursue possible. Unfortunately, some students don't appreciate these administrators as much as they should, at least not now. But don't despair faculty, they will later! Row 1: A1 Winka, Clair Land, Bill Klein; Row 2: Tom Abner, Kent Warren, Dwight Edgington, Jan Cycholl FLOYD HENSON, Superintendent CARL HOUSE, Assistant Superintendent ED COLEMAN, Principal LARRY RINEHART, Vice-Principal 9. r BUCHANAN, CHARLES Math, Adapted P.E., Freshman Class Co-Sponsor, Girls Varsity Basketball Coach BURGESS, LUCY Home Economics, Co-op, FHA CARSON, REBECCA English, Physical Education, Junior Class Co-Sponsor, Girl's J.V. Volleyball and Girl's J.V. Basketball Coach CLARK, NANCY Guidance DUDLEY, SUSAN General Studies, Freshman Class Co-Sponsor ELLIOTT, BOB Business, Business Club FRY, MIKE Science HAYES, JEANNE Business, Harstan, Senior Class Sponsor HENDERSON, ELICIA Learning Disabilities BERRY, BILL Industrial Arts, Co-op B1RK, PAUL Guidance BAIRD, JIM Political Science, U. S. History MARTIN, DOROTHEA Home Economics, FHA M1CL1N, JIM Health, Science, Head Baseball and Assistant Football Coach MYERS, TERRY Electricity, Wrestling Coach KANE, LARRY Driver's Education, Varsity Football and Track Coach HILL, MARY JO Math, Physical Education, Let-terwomen, Girl's Varsity Volleyball and Softball Coach KAPPER, MARY ANN General Studies LEE, STEVE English, Journalism, Locust Log, Quill and Scroll McCOY, JOE English, Speech, Drama Director, All-School Play McQUISTON, CHRISTINE Consumer Economics, Social Science, Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor PAYNE, VICKI Business, NHS O'DELL, LES E rafting PENRY, HARRY Band, Chorus, Fine Arts Social Science Division Head RICHARDS, MARY JANE Special Services RILEY, ANNE English, Languages Division Head RIPPERDAN, PEGGY Physical Education, Girl's Tennis Coach, Physical Educa-tion Health Safety Division Head PETERSON, MICK English, Varsity Basketball and Fresh-Soph Football Coach, Lettermen PHILLIPS, BILL Art PORTER, RICK Math, Science, Fresh-Soph Football and J.V. Basketball Coach, Junior Class Co-Sponsor RIVER, TOM Spanish, Spanish Club, Soph-more Class Co-Sponsor SHAW, ELAINE Health Instruction, School Nurse SMITH, DONNA Business, Business Club, NHS SPITZNER, KAY Math, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Math Science Division Head STINE, MARY BETH Home Economics, Vocational Division Head, Vocational Director STRINGER, JERRY Physical Education, Psychology, Freshmen Football and Boy's Tennis Coach TALMONT, DON U.S. History TOLER, GEORGE Physical Education, Drivers Education, and Golf Coach UPTON,JOHN Building Trades WAGNER, DALE Learning Center WHEELER, BOB Agriculture, FFA Pennie Fatheree, Secretary; Sandy Smith, Secretary; Debbie Rapp, Learning Center Technician Margaret Sefton, Unit Secretary; Wanda Gish, Book keeper % Gayle Wagner, T.l.P.S. 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Freda ........................45 Beck, Joe ...............19, 85, 87 Beck, Julius .......................37 Beck, Mike .........................37 Bennett, Carol ..............29, 69 Bennett, Donna .....................45 Berry, Bill ...................... 93 Birk, Paul .........................93 Bissey, Tina .......................45 Bissey, Paula ......................29 Blackwell, David ...............37 Bonnell, Michele ... 37, 81, 83 Booth, Cindy ... 45, 67, 75, 88 Booth, Mark ........................37 Bowen, Delores .....................97 Boyer, Rhonda ...........6, 19, 85 Boyd, Cathy .................37, 87 Boyd, Jeff .........................45 Branham, Rick ......................29 Bright, Debbie Briscoe . 5, 19, 88 Brinkley, Maureen ...............45 Briscoe, Blake . 37 , 57 , 59 , 75, 78, 84 Briscoe, Bob ............19, 78, 84 Briscoe, Brent ..............37, 84 Brissenden, Carla .. 29, 56, 85, 86 Brooks, Jay ........... 29, 59, 68 Brown, Cathy .... 6 , 37 , 84 , 85 Brown, Debra .......................29 Brown, Guy .........................45 Brown, Lisa ............ 37 , 84 , 89 Brown, Teresa ......................37 Buchanan, Charles ...............93 Bumgarner, David ............37, 84 Bumgarner, Gary .............19, 84 Bunnell, Emily . 37, 73, 80, 83, 85, 87, 88 Burdine, Mike ......................29 Burgess, Kent .. 37 , 54 , 64 , 78, 86 Burgess, Lucy ......................93 Burgess, Mark .. 18, 19 , 79 , 80, 82, 87, 88 Burgess, Mike ... 45 , 54 , 65 , 78 Burgess, Randy ............19, 82 Burk, Stacy .....................45 Burkett, Vernon ......... 37, 84 Burroughs, Barbara ........45, 85 Burroughs, Doug ...........12, 29 Bute, Brook .....................45 Callahan, Dave ..................19 Callahan, Janice ................45 Callahan, Joy ...................29 Campbell, Doug ..................45 Cantrell, Kevin .................29 Cardascio, Cecelia ........45, 88 Carson, Rebecca .................93 Carrell, Greg ...................45 Casolari, Cheri ...........45, 89 Casolari, James ...........19, 75 Casolari, Tammy .................29 Castleberry, Mary ...............29 Castleberry, Ray ..........37, 84 Childers, Nancy ...........45, 84 Clark, Charles ..................45 Clark, Chris ....................37 Clark, Connie ...................37 Clark, Jack .....................37 Clark, Nancy ....................93 Clamer, Jodi ....................45 Clement, Becky . 4, 29, 78, 80, 85 88 Cobb, Bruce .... 45, 57, 59,’ 89 Cobb, Terry ......... 29, 82, 89 Coble, David ....................97 Coble, Julie ..............29, 85 Coble, Wayne ..............45, 89 Colclasure, Carl ..........45, 84 Colclasure, Kaelin ........44, 45 Colclasure, Rick ................20 Cole, Goldia ....................97 Coleman, Ed ................... 92 Coleman, Lisa Plumlee ...........20 Coleman, Mark ...................20 Collins, Pam ... 29, 79, 82, 88 Conard, Cathy ...................29 Conard, Gayla ...................37 Conard, Lori ..............11, 20 Connell, Ronald ...........46, 84 Connor, Julie ...................29 Connor, Karen Ruckman . 20, 81 Cook, Corinna .............46, 85 Cool, Lisa .....5, 37, 83 Cook, Jeff........... 37, 64, 84 Cook, Susan .....................46 Cooper, Glenda ..................46 Cooper, Lee ...............37, 84 Cony, Doug . 20, 59, 81, 86, 89 Corry, John . 38, 57, 59, 68, 89 Corry, Lee Ann ............46, 78 Corry, Patty ....................38 Corry, Phillip ..................29 Coughlin, Debbie ..........38, 85 Cox, Carla ......................46 Cox, Darrell ......... 38 , 64 , 75 Creek, Tina .....................46 Cricelli, Vicky ..... 20, 84, 85 Cruse, Kathy .......................20 Cummins, Spencer ... 7, 24, 89 Curtis, Donald ...............46, 84 Curtis, Donna ......................20 Curtis, Joyce ......................46 Cycholl, Garen . 46 , 57 , 59 , 72, 89 Cycholl, Jan .......................92 Dannells, Kelly ..............38, 72 Daugherty, Scott . 46 , 57 , 59 , 72 Dawkins, Janna ........9, 29, 85 Dawkins, Mark .. 38, 57, 59, 75 Dawkins, Randy .....................20 Dawkins, Tammy Jones ...............29 Deain, Theresa ...............20, 85 Decker, Sherryl ...............46 Dennis, Randy ................36, 84 Devore, Ted ...................29 Dickey, Kevin .................38 Dickinson, Chris ... 29, 66, 72, 85, 88 Dickinson, Julie .............38, 87 Dockins, Maria ................46 Dow, Everett ..................97 Douthit, Kayla .. 46 , 69 , 85 , 87 Drake, Faye ..................29, 81 Drake, Kay ...................46, 87 Dudley, Susan .................93 Dulaney, Brenda ...............38 Dulaney, Cleta ................96 Dulaney, David . 6, 12, 38, 57, 59, 63, 64, 78, 86, 72 Dulaney, Ken ..................38 Dulaney, Pam ..................29 Dunahee, Kathy ...............38, 85 Dunbar, Troy .................64, 72 Dunnigan, Kevin ...............20 Durre, Terry ..................20 Eastin, Casey .................97 Eastin, Dave ..................20 Eastin, Jeff .. 29, 59, 86, 12, 72 Eastin, Leo ...................20 Eaton, James ......... 46 , 65 , 74 Eckland, Terry ................30 Edgington, Dwight .............92 Edmison, Roger ...... 38, 55, 64 Edmison, Vickie ...............30 Elliott, Bob ..................93 Eller, Mike ...................38 Ellis, Brent ..................46 Elving, Shelley . 30, 79, 80, 82, 83, 89 Elving, Sherri .. 36, 38, 80, 30, 87, 88 England, John ..................38 England, Keith .................30 Enlow, Eric ....................46 Enlow, Jeff ...............21, 54 Erbacher, Audrey .. 46 , 67 , 73, 78, 88 Erbacher, Betty ................96 Erbacher, Jack ... 4, 9, 18, 21, 59, 78, 82, 86 Estheimer, Will ...........46, 89 120 Evans, Kelley ... 6 , 30 , 79, 80, 81, 82, 85, 88, 89 Evans, Kendal .. 6, 46, 75, 80, 85, 89 Farris, Gina .............21, 85 Fatheree, Dusty . 4, 21, 58, 59, 63, 75, 86 Fatheree, Mariea Baughman . 37 Fatheree, Marty .... 38, 64, 84 Fatheree, Penny ................96 Felty, Frank ...................21 Fenton, Tom ..............46, 74 Ferguson, Tammy .. 36, 38, 75, 83, 88 Ferguson, Tommy ... 38, 64, 83 Ferguson, Tony ....... 46, 65, 74 Fopay, Tyler ...................30 Forth, Chris .... 46, 69, 73, 85 Forth, Jacque .............. 38, 83 Forth, Jane . 38, 61, 62, 73, 86, 89 Forth, Jennie ..............11, 38 Frost, Lisa .......... 38, 88, 89 Frost, Susan ...............38, 85 Fry, Caroline ..................30 Fry, Leisha .. 7, 18, 21, 60, 61, 78, 82, 86 Fry, Mike ......................93 Fry, Nathan ....................30 Fry, Sandy .....................46 Gansauer, Brian ............30, 55 Ghaist, Liz Brandon .. 21, 84, 85 Gish, Pam .. 7, 30, 62, 79, 82, 86, 88 Gish, Wanda ....................96 Given, Terry ...............46, 74 Glassford, Kevin ...........30, 84 Glassford, Yancey .. 46 , 57 , 59, 72, 84 Goff, Donna ....................38 Goff, Lori ............21,61,73,86 Golay, Joy .................21, 87 Golden, Ben ................21, 58 Golden, Dan ... 12, 30, 59, 63, 64, 72 Goldstein, Ron . 36, 38, 57, 59, 64, 74, 78, 83, 81, 85 Goodman, Doug ..............46, 84 Goodwin, Terri .................30 Green, Clay .... 30, 81, 82, 88 Green, Clint ...............30, 89 Green, Rowena ..................46 Greenwood, Bernice .... 38, 85 Greenwood, James . 30, 55, 82, 83 Greenwood, Mike .. 46 , 57 , 59, 65, 74 Greenwood, Ranard ..............97 Greenwood, Sheila .. 47, 69, 73 Griffith, Tammy .... 21, 85, 88 Grove, Troy .... 47 , 57 , 59 , 68 Grubb, Rhonda ..................38 Guerrettaz, Monica . 47 , 56 , 69, 84, 86 Guerrettaz, Sam . 30 , 54 , 68 , 74 Guerrettaz, Vince .. 39, 68, 74, 81 Guinn, Ann ................21, 85 Hale, Jesse .....................47 Hall, Bill . 47, 57, 59, 65, 72, 89 Hammack, Terri ..................21 Hanneken, Tom .............28, 30 Hargis, Scott ...........47, 84 Hamden, Gary ....................21 Hamed, Doug .....................47 Harrell, Billy ... 47, 65, 75, 84 Harrison, Gina ............30, 85 Harrison, John .. 47, 55, 65, 75 Harvey, Robin Oakes ...........30 Haslett, Terry ............30 Hatcher, Leon ............47 Haycock, John . 30, 54, 63, 82, 86, 75 Hayes, Ernest ...................30 Hayes, Jeanne ........11, 80, 93 Heimann, Cheryl .................39 Heimann, Kevin ............47, 84 Hemphill, Linda .... 30, 62, 80 Hemphill, Nancy ...........30, 85 Henderson, Ann ............47, 87 Henderson, Elicia ...............93 Henderson, Pam ... 30, 69, 79, 82, 87, 88 Henderson, Stephanie .... 39, 85 Henderson, Vivian ...............39 Henson, Alison ............30, 88 Henson, Beverly ...........47, 89 Henson, Donna .. 9, 21, 60, 61, 73, 79, 86 Henson, Floyd ...................92 Henson, Herbie ...... 47, 74 , 89 Henson, Inize ...................97 Henson, Louise ..................97 Hethmon, Lynn ....... 47, 65, 89 Hill, Mary Jo .............11,73,94 Hilmes, Brigette ..........39, 84 Hinkle, Gary ....................47 Hockman, Scott . 30, 81, 83, 89 Hodges, Robin ........11, 47, 85 Holan, Jacque ........30, 81, 88 Holland, Mike .. 6, 30, 81, 85, 89 Holman, Becky .............39, 85 House, Carl .....................92 Howe, Wayne .............47, 84 Hudgins, Kevin ..................39 Hudgins, Randy ............22, 54 Huffman, Maura ... 47, 80, 85, 87, 88 Huston, Ed ......................54 Jay, Lisa ........ 6, 22, 84, 85 Jennings, Barry .. 47, 57, 59, 75 Jennings, Ken .............31, 75 Johnson, April ............39, 81 Johnson, Brenda .................31 Johnson, Marty ..................22 Johnson, Mike ...................39 Johnson, Perry ..................47 Jones, Brad ......... 47, 88, 89 Jones, Gina ..........39, 81, 87 Jones, James ..........12, 31, 54 Jones, Robbie .....................39 Judd, Kelly ..................... 31 Kane, John . 39, 57, 59, 68, 72, 81, 86 Kane, Larry ...................72, 94 Kapper, Mary Ann ..................94 Kenley, Karrie Clark ... 22, 85 Kermicle, Rhett ...............31, 74 Kermicle, Scott .... 22, 68, 74 Kesterson, Richard . 39, 57, 59, 72 Ketzner, Christi . 39, 54, 80, 83, 84, 85 Kidd, Brian .......................89 Kilman, Kelly .....................22 Kincaid, Lisa .. 31, 79, 80, 84, 85 King, Pam .........................31 Kirkman, Roger ....................47 Klanke, John ..................39, 84 Klein, Bill .......................92 Kling, Jerry ......... 48, 57, 59 Knapp, David ... 4, 12, 18, 22, 59, 78, 84, 86 Knapp, Mike ...................31, 55 Knapp, Susan ........... 39, 67, 88 Koehler, Jerrie ........ 22, 84, 85 Koehler, Sherrie .......7, 31, 88 Koehler, Terrie ...................22 Kramer, Cheryl ..........18, 22, 80 Kruse, Sandy .. 31, 83, 84, 88, 89 Krutsinger, Cindy Casolari ... 39 Krutsinger, Jim ............39, 68 Krutsinger, Marti ... 22, 84, 85 Krutsinger, Sara ............39, 62 Krutsinger, Teresa . 22 , 84 , 85, 87, 88 Kyburz, Sherryl .........48, 61, 85 Lagle, Chris ......................48 Lagle, Deann .............31, 85 Lagle, Mark ...................39, 87 Lagle, Mark ...................39, 87 Lake, Tari ....................39, 83 Lake, Tommy ........... 48 57 , 59 Land, Bryan . 31, 59, 63, 64, 85 Land Clair ........................92 Landreth, Jamey ...............39, 85 Lane, Lisa ... 7, 9, 22. 60, 61, 70, 73, 78, 82, 86 Laswell, Allen ....................48 Lauderback, John ..................97 Laughlin, Cheri ...............31, 85 Lawrence, J. R.....................39 Lawrence, Regina ..................22 Leak, Barbara .. 18, 22, 87, 88, 89 Leathers, Steve ...................39 Lee, Chari ........................31 Lee, Steve ....................11, 94 Lewis, Curt ...................48, 84 Lewis, Lee .. 5, 7, 28, 31, 59, 78, 89 121 Lewis, Lowell .................97 Lewis, Tim ................48, 54 Lowry, Leslie .............48, 84 Lusk, John ................23, 84 Luttrell, Carla .. 7, 11, 31, 82, 88 Luttrell, Tony . 48, 65, 74, 84, 89 Marlow, Brenda .................31 Martin, April ..................48 Martin, Dorothea ...............94 Martin, Linda ... 9, 31, 56, 66, 73, 78, 85, 86, 88 Mason, Teresa .. 5, 11, 23, 84, 85 Masters. Lisa ...........39, 85 Matlock, Donna . 7, 31, 62, 70, 85, 86, 88, 89 Matlock, T. L....... 48, 65, 84 Mattox, Cindy ...........39, 88 Mayberry, Anthony . 39, 57, 59, 81, 83 Mayberry, Greg ..........39, 83 Mellone, Frank .................11 Melton, Larry ..................48 Merritt, Carolyn ...............39 Merritt, Susan .................85 Miglin, Jim .............75, 94 Mills, Gary .39,64,74,81,83 Mills, Norma ...................97 Misenhimer, Dana ........31, 85 Misenhimer, Dios ...............97 Montaya, Vicki .................23 Morkin, Lisa ............48, 73 Morris, Jan ......... 44 , 48 , 78 Morris, Joy .... 44, 48, 78, 85 Moses, Nancy .. 48, 69, 73, 83, 85, 88 Murgrage, Scott .........40, 84 Murbarger, Cheryl .......48, 87 Myers, Connie .. 40, 83, 87, 88 Myers, Christy ..........48, 73 Myers, Terry ...................94 McAllister, Anthony .... 31, 59, 68, 72 McAllister, Tony ...............31 McClintock, Steve ..........40 McCollum, Gloria ...............32 McCoy, Joe .....................94 McCormack, Cindy ........40, 85 McCormack, Dan ... 40, 78, 81 McCormick, David ..........48 McDaniel, Dana .... 23, 84, 85 McDaniel, Greg .................23 McDannel, Dan ..................40 McDannel, Doug .................32 McGehee, Andy ........4, 23, 59 McGrew, Bridget .........40, 85 McGrew, Cathy ...... 48, 78, 85 McGrew, Danny ..................23 McKnelly, Alan .................23 McKnight, Robbie ...............32 McQuiston, Chris ...............94 McVay, Rhonda ... 32, 79, 80, 81, 82, 89 Nash, David ...................23 Nash, James ..............48, 84 Nation, Sammy ............40, 84 Nefi, Dana ....................40 Newton, Darryl ...........40, 84 Newton, Kay .. 32, 70, 79, 82, 84, 86, 88 Northcutt, Marcie .. 48, 56, 73, Norton, Shari .. 89 . 48, 62, 69, 88 Nosek, Eddie 40 Oakes, Rachel . . 32, 81, 88, 89 O'Dell, Bill .... 18, 23, 81 O'Dell, Les ... 94 Oestreich, Lori . 40, 85 Owens, John ... . 48, 57, 59, 68 Owens, Tom ... . 32, 55, 68, 72 Parks, Leah . ... 32, 84, 89 Payne, Becky ... 32, 85 Payne, Randy .. 48 Payne, Ricky ... 48, 84 Payne, Troy . .. 32 Payne, Vicki 79, 94 Pearce, Steve . . 24 Pearson, Alan .. 48 Peeler, Beth . . .. 32, 86 Peeler, Susan .. 24 Peeler, Todd ... 40, 57, 59 Penry, Harry .. . 87, 94 Perrine, Beverly 32 Persinger, Brenda 24 Persinger, Connie 48 Persinger, Glenda 48 Persinger, Lisa Humphrey . 24, 85 Peterson, Mick . 86, 95 Pharris, Beverly . 48, 80, 89 Phelps, Becky .. 32, 87 Phelps, Elizabeth 49, 69 Phelps, Kevin 40, 57, 59 Phillips, Barbara ... 11, 32, 80, Phillips, Bill ... 82, 84, 85 95 Phillips, Cathy . . 5, 24, 70, 73, Phillips, Cindy ., 79, 84, 89 . 32, 61, 62, 73 Phillips, David . 49, 75 Phillips, Joncia . 49, 69, 84, 85 Phillips, Tina .., . 32, 62, 86, 89 Pickel, Jami .... 40 Pieplow, Brian .. 4C Pifer, Danny .... 24 Pifer, Randy ... 24, 82 Plumlee, Shannon . 4, 40, 56, 8S Porter, Flick .... 9E Powless, Bobby .. 32 Pride, Brian ... . 4S Putbrese, Beth 11, 24, 66, 84, Putbrese, Mike 85, 86 .... 40, 55, 68 Ragsdale, Debbie 4S Raley, Don 49 Raley, Greg .... 24 Randall, Cindy 24, 87 Randall, Dean . 24, 79, 82, 87, 89 Randall, Janice Creek .........24 Randall, Mike .. 7, 32, 79, 88, 89 Rapp, Debbie . 96 Rascher, Kerry Ray, Gene . 97 Ray, Kevin ... 4, 9 , 24 , 59 , 86 Reed, Kenny . 32 , 89 Reed, Linda Reynolds, Carla . 9, 32, 00 o 82, 84 , 85 Rice, Marcie . 28 , 32 , 88 Richards, Mary Jane . 95 Richey, Pat . 97 Riley, Anne . 95 Rinehart, Bill . 24 Rinehart, Larry .... . 12 , 92 Ripperdan, Peggy . 11 , 95 Rish, Julia . 25 Rister, Jill 40 , 69 , 84 , 85 River, Tom . 95 Robertson, Maggie . . 32 , 84 , 85 Robinson, Phebe . 40 , 85 Rodgers, Robert . . . . . 33 Rose, David . 40 , 54 Rose, Rae Ann .... . 41 , 62 , 83 Ross, James . 41 Ross, Wesley . 33 , 64 Rowe, Lee Ann . . . . . 33 , 85 Ruckman, Karen ... . 11 , 49 , 85 Ruger, Jeff . 25 Russell, Marc .. 33, 59, 68, 72, 84 , 86 Russell, Richard ... 49, 57, 59, 65 , 72 Rutger, Gerald . 33 Rutland, Becky .... . 25 Sampson, Sheila . 49 Schell, Judi ... 41, 56, 67, 83, 85, , 88 Scherer, Lisa . 41 Scherer, Sheryl .... . 25 Schoonover, Cathy , 41 Schroeder, Kyra ..4 , 9, 11, 25, 60 , 61, , 73 Schwaninger, Shari ., ■ 9, 33, 66, 72 Scott, Pam 41 Sebring, Alice . 25, , 85 Sebring, Howard • 49, , 72 Sefton, Margaret . . . 96 Sehie, Carla .. 6, , 33, 85 Shaw, Elaine 95 Sheehan, Darren ... 49, 57, 59, 65, 74 Shehom, Scott , 25 Shreffler, Debbie . 28. , 33, , 89 Shreffler, Donna 41 Shreffler, Gary ...........25, 68 Shrum, Jim ....... 25, 79, 82, 83 Slagley, Doug ... 5, 6, 28, 33, 54, 63, 78, 84, 86, 89 Smith, Danny ..............49, 84 Smith, Donna ..........11, 79, 95 Smith, Gary ....................33 122 Smith, Leo ...................97 Smith, Sandy ... 96 Smith, Tim 33, 84 Snyder, Laurie .. , 28. , 33, , 88, 89 Snyder, Susie ... , 25, , 85, 86 Sons, Carol .... 41, 85 Spitzner, Chris .. , 25, , 85 Spitzner, Eddie . 49. , 55, , 68 Spitzner, Kay ... , 82, , 95 Stanford, Renee . 33 , 85. , 87, , 88 Stanford, Shelley . • . . 49, , 67, , 88 Stanford, Susan ■ 9, 12, 33, 66, 78 , 79, , 82, , 86 Stanley, Kathy . .. 4 , 9, 18, 25, 56 , 78 , 79 , 82, , 86 Stanley, Tim .. 49, 57, 59, 63, 65 , 89 Stanley, Troy . 4 , 28 , 33 , 59 , 86 Staples, Nancy . . 49 , 88 Steele, Mike . 41 , 57 , 59 , 72 Steele, Teresa .. , 85 Stanford, JoAnn . 97 Steele, Walt ... 33, 58, 59, 63, 64 , 72 , 84 , 86 , 89 Stevens, Mary . 33 , 70 Stine, Mary Beth Stringer, Jerry . 95 Stoops, Diane .. . 41 Storkel, Peggy . 41, 56, 83, 84, 85 Strange, Jami . 41 , 84 , 85 Strange, Norman Strange, Vicky ...............33 Tackitt, Jim .................96 Talmont, Don .................97 Tatman, Mike .............41, 75 Taylor, David ............41, 84 Tenny, Walter ............33, 64 Thomas, Kevin ........41, 55, 84 Thomas, Tony .. 41, 81, 88, 89 Thompson, Dora ...............33 Thompson, George . 49, 57, 59, 65, 72 Thompson, Lynne ..........49, 85 Thompson, Ron ................97 Tidwell, Judy ................33 Timm, Theresa . 7, 11, 34, 66, 84, 88 Timmons, Tammy ...............49 Toler, George ................96 Tolliver, Candy .... 49, 62, 78 Tolliver, Danny ..............25 Tolliver, Debbie .............50 Tolliver, Jim ................50 Tolliver, Polly .. 41, 80, 88, 89 Tolliver, Tim ...9,59,72,86 Tolliver, Tina ...............34 Tolliver, Tyler . 50 , 57 , 59 , 72 Tooley, Pam ..................34 Trago, Lisa ..............41, 85 Trousdale, Margaret ..........25 Trousdale, Tony ..............41 Uebinger, Jeff ...........41, 55 Uebinger, Karen ..............26 Uebinger, Shari .41, 80, 81, 85, 87, 88, 89 Upton, John ......................96 Utley, Wally ................26, 87 Vandaveer, Renee . 50 , 62 , 84, 73 Vandaveer, Tammy . 26, 79, 84 Venable, Angela .......4, 26, 56 Venable, Mandy ..............50, 88 Vincent, Randy ..............42, 84 Waggoner, Billy ..................26 Wagner, Dale .....................97 Wagner, Doug . 50, 57, 59, 65, 72 Wagner, Gail .....................97 Waller, Kent .....................26 Walsh, Laurie ... 36, 42, 80, 83 Walsh, Sharon ....................26 Walters, Tina ... 26, 70, 71, 73 Warren, Angi ... 34 , 79 , 87 , 89 Warren, Artdean .............42, 84 Warren, Linda West . 34, 60, 61, 86 Warren, Marsha ..............26, 61 Warren, Shelly ........ 44 , 50 , 62 Warren, Shirley ..................34 Waters, Donna ....................42 Waters, Janet .............. 50, 84 Wathan, Randy ....................26 Wathan, Rhonda .... 42, 62, 73 Weccele, Harry ...................50 Welge, Scott . 4, 9, 26, 59, 63, 78, 84, 86 Wells, Stacey .. 42, 56, 78, 83, 86, 12 Welty, Kevin .....................50 West, Glenda ..34 , 61,70 , 71, 78, 86 Wheeler, Bob .....................96 White, Jeff ........... 34 , 63 , 64 Whitehead, Gary ... 50 , 57 , 59, 65, 75 Wicke, Kathy .....................97 Wicke, Sheila ...............42, 83 Williams, Brad ..............42, 84 Williams, Brenda ............26, 85 Williams, Brett . 50, 57, 59, 65 Williams, David ... 34, 59, 72, 84, 86 Williams, Denise .. 26, 84, 85, 87 Williams, Penny ..................50 Wilkerson, Ken . 12 , 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