Flora High School - Harstan (Flora, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

Events The FHA held an international induction ceremony in the home-economics room to bring a close to the school year. Retiring officers conducted the ceremony for the in-coming officers, Lori Wheeler, Rhonda Wathan, Lisa Masters. Emily Bunnell. Kendal Evans. Pam Sehie. Susan Knapp, Kathy Dunahee. and Stacy Wells. Each retiring and newly inducted officer received a rose as recognition for their achievement. The eleventh annual FFA parent-member banquet was held March 13. The officers provided the opening ceremonies and the dinner was served. Following the meal, Vice-President Walter Steele introduced the guest speaker. Bob Quick (State FFA President). Lee Lewis honored Donna Matlock, the 1979-80 FFA Sweetheart. Kevin Heimann recited the FFA creed, then Mr. Wheeler showed a film “Preparing for Progress which showed members involved with projects. Presentation of awards was done by Lee Lewis. Entertainment was provided by Dean, Mike, and Gary Randall, and Brian Ganauer. 4 Events Inductive members into the Quill and Scroll: Mrs. Hayes, Harstan Advisor, Shari Uebinger, Shelly Elving. Gary Mills, Dan McCormick. Tony Mayberry, Sherri Elving, Gini Jones. Mr Lee. Locust Log Advisor, Seated: Kim Wilson and April Johnson Senior members of Quill and Scroll: Harstan Advisor Mrs. Hayes. Rhonda McVay, Scott Hockman, Kim Wilson. Mike Holland. Locust Log Advisor Mr. Lee, and Kelley Evans Seniors honored at Sports Banquet: 1st row: Glenda West. Donna Matlock. Daniel Golden. Bryan Land. Mike Winka. Walter Steele. Wesley Ross, Linda Martin, Marc Russell. Shari Schwaninger. Kay Newton. Chris Dickinson, Pam Henderson. Susan Stanford. Kim Wilson; 2nd row: Dave Williams. Sam Guerrettaz, John Haycock, Anthony McAllister. Troy Stanley, Ken Wilkerson, Jeff Eastm. Doug Slagley, and Lee Lewis 5 Sweetheart Dance The gym was alive with the music ot Stasis as it played this year’s theme song, “Sometimes When We Touch. This year's queen, LeeAnn Rowe, was surrounded by her court which consisted of her escort, Mark Turner; Pam Sehie, freshman attendant, and her escort, Scott Hockman; Susan Knapp, junior attendant, and her escort, Mike Putbrese; Kelley Evans, queen candidate, and her escort, David Boyer, Joey Rinehart (crown bearer), Mandy White-head (flower girl), Janet Beard, retiring queen, and her escort, Mike Picket; Emily Bunnell, junior attendant, and her escort, John Kane; and Lori Wheeler, freshman attendant, and her escort, Darren Sheehan. Colors for the dance were the traditional colors for Valentine’s Day; red, white, and pink, and a false ceiling added to the gym decorations. Events Promises, promises echoed through the auditorium; it was the day of Student Body President elections and the candidates Emily Bunnell, Kent Burgess, John Kane and Stacy Wells had the long-awaited sweaty palms and dry throats. Each of these candidates did a great job of giving his speech, but only one candidate could win — that candidate was John Kane. Mike Randall, Senior Class President, gave John the oath of office the following week. Retiring Student Body President, Doug Slagley, accepted a plaque presented to him by Mr. Rinehart. VI On March 29, ten girls along with business teachers, Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Smith, attended the Eastern Illinois Business Contest at Newton High School. Pam Collins and Karen Ruckman were the only students to place in the contest. Pam placed third in Typing II and Karen achieved a third ranking in Bookkeeping I. Students who attended the business contest: Karen Ruckman, Bookkeeping I, Connie Myers, Typing I, Pam Collins. Typing II. Barbara Phillips, Shorthand I. 2nd row: Cheri Casolari, Typing I, Terri Goodwin. Shorthand I, Debbie Tolliver, Bookkeeping I, Theresa Timm, Shorthand II, Dora Thompson, Typing II. 3rd row: Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Smith Absent for picture Janna Dawkins 7 Golden Oldies Day After a day in bobby socks and duck tails, the student body and members of the faculty filed into the gym to watch an exciting game between the faculty and the seniors. The fans were fixed in their seats cheering their team on during four exasperating quarters. With only seconds left in the game, the seniors were ahead by two points, but John Upton made his way down the court to tie the score and cause the game to go into a three-minute overtime. The faculty was given a second chance to win the game. With each team's final effort, the overtime ended with the score of 60-55 in favor of the faculty. The night had just begun because the dance lay ahead. “Impending Shame’’ with some new members added to the group once again rocked and rolled the evening away. Later the new teen angels, Kim Wilson and Gary Mills, were announced and solo danced to Teen Angel.” From the stroll to the twist, everyone danced until they were tired and exhausted. After the last of the crowd had dispersed, the memories of lipstick, cheering, grease and loud music were left behind them for next year's Golden Oldies Day. 8 9 Guys and Dolls “Guys and Dolls” was presented by chorus on March 28 and 29. The musical centered around a mission leader, Sarah Brown (Rene6 Stanford) who fell in love with a gambler, Sky Masterson (Gary Mills) and Adelaide (Emily Bunnell) the lead singer of the Hot Box Girls who married a gambler, Nathan Detroit (Roger Edmison). Clint Green served as an assistant director to Harry Penry. 10 Events The second annual Career Day, sponsored by the vocational department was held Wednesday, April 16, 1980, in cooperation with Southeastern Career Center and the Flora Business and Professional Women’s Club. Approximately fifty job oriented persons presented information concerning their careers to students from Flora, Louisville, Noble, and Cisne. Representatives from Flora High School in the annual Heart Fund Drive 1980 were as follows: Becky Clement, Linda Martin, Kay Newton, Susan Stanford, Donna Matlock, Janna Dawkins, and Carla Luttrell. Seniors chose these representatives on an open ballot, four from Flora and two from Xenia. Kay Newton now succeeds Kathy Stanley as Clay County Heart Fund Queen. Prom The night had just begun to unfold as the couples were escorted to their tables for the Junior-Senior Prom. Pastel pink, blue, green, and yellow crepe paper, silver and blue fountains and other decorations caught each person’s attention as they made their way. The crowd waited in anticipation for the dance to begin, but the band, Amaritto, prolonged the uneasy crowd a while longer because they were late in setting up. Coronation and the reading of the wills were held at 10:00. To the theme of the Long and Winding Road, retiring queen, Kyra Schroeder crowned the new queen Donna Matlock. Troy Stanley, Shannon Plumlee. Ed Knapp, Becky Clement. Retiring Queen Kyra Schroeder. Mike Randall, Dusty Fatheree 1980 Prom Queen Donna Matlock, Kay Newton. Virgil Yates. Linda Martin, Kevin Ray, Stacy Wells, John Kane. Emily Bunnell, Dan Golden. Graduation On Wednesday, May 21, 1980, the graduating seniors held their Baccalaureate Service. Senior Carla Luttrell played “Pomp and Circumstance for the processional and recessional. Rev. Thomas Phelps, the guest speaker for the evening, gave an inspiring address. The following Friday, the climax of four years of high school had finally arrived — graduation. The FHS Band, directed by Harry Penry, provided a half hour concert and played the traditional march as the graduates entered and exited from the gym. After Mike Randall welcomed those present, Salutatorian Pam Gish and Valedictorian Shelly Elving presented their speeches which viewed the decade past and the soar into the 80’s. The senior members of the band played the musical selection, Godspell, as special music for the evening. As the night came to a close the 1980 graduates walked out of the gym with diploma in hand and memories of years past evident in the smiles on their faces. First row: Pam Gish. Science: Kay Newton, F. Eugene Mattis Award; 2nd row: Scott Hockman, WVJC Scholarship and Roland Gill Memorial Scholarship; Mike Randall, F. Eugene Mattis Award Not pictured are: Tom Owens, Industrial Arts; Terry Cobb, Spanish and Perfect Attendance; Lee Lewis, Agriculture; and Clint Green, Music. 13 1st row: Glenda West. Outstanding Female Athlete; Linda Martin. Athletic Scholarship; Donna Matlock. Girts’ P.E.; 2nd row: Walter Steele. Outstanding Male Athlete; and Doug Slagley. Boys’ P.E. TOP TEN — 1st row: Shelly Elving (4.960). Pam Gish (4.883). Kelley Evans (4.750); 2nd row: Rhonda McVay (4.731), Pam Henderson (4.721), Kay Newton (4.699), 3rd row: Mike Randall (4.552), Pam Collins (4.539). Barbara Phillips (4.516). and Lisa Kincaid (4.511). 1st row: Carla Luttrell. Unit Education Assoc.; Shelly Elving. B.P.W., National Honor Society Scholarship, Social Studies; Janna Dawkins. Business; Laura Snyder. Fred Cycholl Nursing Scholarship; 2nd row: Rhonda McVay, Journalism; Pam Henderson. Mathematics; James Jones. Art; 3rd row: Kay Newton. English; Mike Randall. V.F.W .; Lee Ann Rowe. Home Economics 14 Graduation 15 16 Guys and Dolls The Flora High production of the broadway musical, “Guys and Dolls was held on March 28 and 29. The lead parts were casted as follows: Sky Masterson (Gary Mills); Sara Brown (Renee Stanford); Nathan Detroit (Roger Edmison); Miss Adelaide (Emily Bunnell). The pit band consisted of individual members of the Flora High School Band. Following each performance, the cast received a standing ovation. We the Jury The 1979-80 all-school play was “We The Jury.’’ In this courtroom production, the defense and prosecuting lawyers (Debi Shreffler and Dan McCormick) sought, with the help of a jury selected from the audience, to find the innocence or guilt of the accused (Keith Lewis). Following the presentation of all the evidence, the jury came to the verdict of “NOT GUILTY.” Front row (L-R) — Jon England. Kim Wilson. Shari Uebinger. Cindy McCormick. Susan Frost. Tony Trousdale Back Row — Randy Green. Pam Henderson. Dan McCormick. Laurie Walsh. Sherri Elving, Stacy Schwaninger, Keith Lewis. Jacque Holan. Debi Shreffler. John Klanke 17 Homecoming The Homecoming activities started with the snake dance and bonfire. The students formed a chain at the high school and zig-zagged the streets until they reached the baseball field, where they were led in cheers by the cheerleaders. Coach Kane then gave a pep talk on the Homecoming game. The parade was marshalled by exchange student, Frank Mellone. In the float competition, the sophomores came in first place with the theme, “Every Which Way But Loose.” The football game against Lawrenceville ended in a defeat for the Wolves. “ACTS provided the entertainment for the Homecoming dance the following Saturday night. The Homecoming Court (L-R) — Walter Steele. Chris Kane. Jett Eastin, Shannon Plumlee. Troy Stanley, Linda Martin, Mike Winka, Susan Stanford, Donna Matlock. Lee Lewis. Kyra Shroeder. Kevin Ray. Debbie Winka. Ken Wilkerson. Cathy McGrew, Tim Stanley 18 Homecoming ONCE THERE WAS A WILD BUNCH AND INDIANS THEY WERE NAMED SPREADING TERROR NEAR AND FAR FOR THIS THEY WERE ACCLAIMED BUT THEN THAT FATEFUL NIGHT THAT WE REMEMBER WELL THEY JOURNEYED INTO WOLF LAND AND THERE THE MIGHTY FELL THERE THE INDIANS WOULD MEET THEIR MATCH BUT THIS THEY COULD NOT SEE THEY DIDN'T KNOW THE FLORA WOLVES HAD SMELLED A VICTORY THE INDIANS THOUGHT THE WOLVES WOULD BE AN EASY WIN NO DOUBT BUT THEY HAD THOUGHT SO RECKLESSLY FOR THE WOLVES WOULD WIPE THEM OUT THEY FORGOT TOO MANY DETAILS AND WOULD HAVE TO BOW AT FLORA S FEET THEY FORGOT COACH KANE WOULD NEVER LET THE WOLVES THINK OF DEFEAT THEY DIDN'T REMEMBER WALTER WHO RUNS WITH GRACE AND SKILL THEY FORGOT ABOUT DAN GOLDEN WHO CAN INTERCEPT AT WILL THEY FORGOT WE HAD A KICKER OR COULD RUN A TWO POINT PLAY THAT LEE LEWIS OR TIM STANLEY COULD CATCH A PASS MOST ANY DAY THEY DIDN'T REMEMBER WILLIAMS OR JOHN KANE'S DETERMINED DRIVE THEY FORGOT WHEN THINGS LOOKED BAD ROSS COULD KEEP OUR TEAM ALIVE AND THEY FORGOT MIKE WINKA WHOSE PASSING SURE IS FINE AND THAT RUSSELL OR McALLISTER CAN REALLY HOLD THAT LINE THEY FORGOT THE SPEED OF GOLDSTEIN OVERLOOKED MARK DAWKINS. TOO WITH KESTERSON IN THERE ALSO THE INDIANS GOT THEIR DUE THE INDIANS THOUGHT IT WOULD BE QUICK THE LAST STAND MADE BY CUSTER BUT THEY FORGOT THE WATER BOY BY NAME WAS KNOWN AS MUSTARD THEY FORGOT ABOUT DULANEY AND STANLEY ON THE PASS THEY ALWAYS DO THEIR BEST AND JEFF EASTIN TAKES NO SASS THEY OVERLOOKED OUR PUNTER WHO COULD PUT THEM ON THEIR ONE THE FOOT THAT DOES THE PUNTING BELONGS TO W1LKERSON ANO WHEN PEELER SNAPS THE BALL FOR THAT EXTRA SCORE JENNINGS HOLDS THE RUSHERS WOLVES GIVE THEIR ALL AND MORE THE INDIANS SURE MESSED UP CAUSE THEY FORGOT JAY BROOKS AND LAND AND WHEN THE GOING ROUGHENS JOHN CORRY MAKES HIS STAND THE WOLVES BOW DOWN TO NO ONE AND ALL KNEW THEY CALLED THE TUNE THE INDIANS WERE BEING MASSACRED THEIRS WAS COMING SOON WOLVES BROKE THEIR FLAMING ARROWS AND WIPED THE WAR PAINT FROM THEIR FACE THE ONES THAT BEGGED FOR MERCY WE LET CRAWL HOME IN DISGRACE FLORA KNOWS THAT THEY ARE WINNERS OF THIS THERE IS NO DOUBT FOR WHEN THEY MET THE INDIANS THE WOLVES HAD WIPED THEM OUT THE WOLVES WENT ON TO RULE THE LAND A TOUGH AND HONEST TEAM FOR AFTER ALL THE WORK AND SWEAT THE WOLVES WOULD REIGN SUPREME 19 Seniors As the 1979-80 Senior class, we wound up our four years at Flora High earlier than in past years. Our last day was May 20. We chose an appropriate title for our last Homecoming float, “The Homecoming, but unfortunately came out on bottom in the competition. The whole year buzzed with anticipation of the future, but we'll miss all of our buddies when we go our separate ways. Lee Lewis. Vice-Pres . Susan Stanford, Sec.-Treas., Mike Randall, Pres. ATKISSON. RICK D. Track 1.2, Letter men 2 BASSETT. JAY MICHAEL Business Club 1 Band 1.2.3. 4. Chorus 3. 4, Musicals 4; School Plays 3. Harstan 1 BENNETT. CAROL SUE Basketball 3.4. Softball 4 BRANHAM. CHARLES RICK Baseball 1 BROOKS. JAY V. Spanish Club 1. 2. Football 2. 3. 4 Track 3. Wrestling 3. Lettermen 3. 4 BROWN. DEBRA KAY Band 4. FHA 2 CLEMENT. BECKY LYNN Student Council 2. 3; Class Vice-Pres 1.2; Band 1. 2. 3. FHA 3, 4, Harstan 2.3. Homecoming Attendant 3 COBB. TERRY LEE Band 1,2.3. 4. Math Club 3. 4. Spanish Club 1.2.4 COLLINS. PAMELA LYNN NHS 3. 4 Business Club 4. Band 1.2. 3. Spanish Club 1.2. Math Club 3. 4; Vice-Pres 4. Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4 Basketball 1.2. Softball 1. Track Statistician 2 CONARD. CATHY ELAINE CONNER. JULIE Sweetheart Attendant 2. FHA 1.2. 4. Business Club 4 CORRY. PHILLIP LYNN Spanish Club 1.2. Basketball 1 CUMMINS. SPENCER J. Band 1.2.3. 4 Musicals 1.2. Basketball 1 DAVIS. TERRY LEE DAWKINS. JANNA RAE Business Club 4. FHA 2.3.4, Recreation 4 DEVORE. JON T. Business Club 2. Baseball 1. Wrestling Manager 2 DICKINSON, CHRISTINE ELAINE Business Club 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. FHA 2. 3. 4, Cheer-leader 2. 3.4. Track Statistician 2.3.4 DRAKE, FAYE MARIE Chorus 2. 4. Musicals 2. School Plays 2; Locust Log 2. 3. Quill and Scroll 2 24 DURRE CARLA BRISSENDEN FHA 1.2, 3 4- Historian 4 Harstan 1 Spanish Club 1. Basketball 1 2 Tennis 1.2. 3. 4. Softball i 2. Letter -women 2.3 4 EASTIN. JEFF Student Council 1 FHA 4 Football 1.2 3. 4 Track 1 2.3 4 iettermen2. 3. 4 EASTIN. TOPPER C. Tenms t 2 EDMISON. VICTORIA ROSEANN Business Club 4. Chorus 4. Musicals 4 FHA 1 4 ELVING. SHELLY JEANNINE NHS 3. 4 Band 1,2. 3. 4. Pit Band 2 4 Harstan 3. 4. Spanish Club 2. 3. Math Club 2. 3. 4 — Secretary 3. President 4 Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Solo Ensemble 1.2.3. 4. Pep Band 1.2.3.4 EVANS. KELLEY J. NHS 3. 4 — Treasurer 4 Business Club 4 — Secretary 4 Band 12.3 4. Chorus 4 Musicals 1.2.4 School Plays 1. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 Treasurer 4 Harstan 1,2. 3 4 — Editor 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 1.2. Math Club 2. 3. 4 — Secretary 4. Mu Alpha Theta 3 4. Quill and Scroll 2. 3 4 Sweetheart Attendant 3. Sweetheart Queen Candidate 4 Pep Band 1 2.3.4 FOPAY. JOSEPH TYLER FRY. CAROLYN Business Club 4 Band i 2 Pep Band 1 2 FRY.NATHAN A Tenms 1 2 GANSAUER. BRIAN J. Golf 1.2. 3. 4 GISH. PAMELA BEA NHS 3 4 Band 1. 2. 3 4 FHA 4. Spanish Club 1. 2; Math Club 2. 3 4 Mu Alpha Theta 3 4 Girl's Basketball Manager 2.3. Volleyball 2. 3. Letterwomen 2.3 4 Pep Band 1.2.3 4 GLASSFORD. KEVIN DOUGLAS FFA1.2.3.4 GOLDEN. DANIEL ELLINGTON NHS 4. Band 1. 2; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball t. 2.3. 4. Track 3. 4. Lettermen 3.4 GOLDEN. TINA SUE PHILLIPS Band 1.2. 3. Spanish Club 1.2 — Treasurer 2. Basketball 1. Volleyball 2.3. Softball 1.2. 3. Letlerwomen 2.3 4 GOODWIN. TERRI LYNN GREEN. CLAYTON E. Locust Log 2.3.4, Math Club 3. Quill and Scroll 3 GREEN. CLINTON D. Band 1.2.3. 4. Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Pit Band 1.2.4 GREEN. RANDY GENE Chorus 2. 4. Musicals 2. 4. School Plays 2. 4. Spanish Club 3 GREENWOOD. JAMES R. Spanish Club 3. 4 — Sec -Treas 3. Math Club 3. 4. Golf 1.2. 3 GUERRETTAZ. SAMUEL E. Tennis 1.2.3.4. Cross Country 2. 3. Wrestling 2. 3 HANNEKEN. TOM DEAN Student Council 4. FHA 4 Spanish Club 1. 2; Basketball t. 4 Baseball 1 HARVEY. ROBIN KAY OAKES Band 1. 2. Chorus 1. 2. 4. Musicals 1. 2. 4. FHA 3. Spanish Club 1.2. Track Statistician 2; Volleyball 1.2. Softball 1 HASLETT. TERRI J. Student Council 1. Business Club 4. FHA 4; Harstan 2. Track Statistician 2 HAYCOCK. JOHN MARTIN Math Club 3. Football 1.2; Basketball 1.2.3.4, Cross Country 3. 4. Baseball t. 2. 3.4. Lettermen 3. 4 26 HENDERSON. PAMELA JOI NHS 3. 4. Band i. 2. 3.4, Chorus 1.2. Musicals 1.2; School Plays 1. 2. 3. 4 — Student Director 4, FHA 4’ Harstan 1, Spanish 1. 2. Math Club 2. 3. 4 Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4. Basketball 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2.3. 4. Band Ensemble 1,2.3.4 HENSON, ALISON LEE Band 1,2.3.4. FHA 3.4 — Peer Educator 3. Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Advisory Council 3.4 HOCKMAN. SCOTT ALLEN Band 1.2. 3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Locust Log 2.3. 4. Spanish Club 1.3. Quill Scroll 3. 4 HAYS. ERNEST FLOYD HEMPHILL. LINDA GAYLE Student Council 2. Business Club 4, Band 1.2. FHA 4 Harstan 3 Volleyball 2. 3. 4. Softball 1.2. Letlerwomen 4 HEMPHILL. NANCY DIANE Business Club 4. FHA 1.2.3. 4 — Vice-Pres of Rec 2. 2nd Vice-Pres 3. Pres 4 HOLAN, JACQUELYN ANNE Band 1. 2. 3. Chorus 1. 2. 4. Musicals 1. 2. 4, School Plays 1.2.3. 4. Locust Log 2. 3; Spanish Club 1. Qmii and Scroll 3 Pep Band 1.2 HOLLAND. STEVEN MICHAEL Band 1.2. 3. 4. FFA 3. 4. Locust Log 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 1. Quill and Scroll 3.4 HUSTON. EDWARD Harstan 4. Cross Country Manager 3.4 JENNINGS. KEN WESLY JR. Football 1.2. 4. Basketball 1.2. Baseball 2.3. 4. Letter-men 4 JOHNSON, BRENDA SUE Band 1.2. Harstan 1 JONES. JAMES DAVID Musicals 1. Track 1.2.4; Cross Country 3. 4 KERMICLE. RHETT CRAIG Band 1.2. Tennis 1.2.3.4 KIDD. BRYAN LEWIN Band 1.2.3. 4. Tennis 1.2 KINCAID. LISA CAROL NHS 3. 4 Business Club 2. 3. 4. FHA 3. 4. Harstan 3 KING. PAM Busmess Club 1. Band 1.2. Cheerleader 1.2 KOEHLER. SHERRIE G. Business Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2; Musicals 1. 2; School Plays 1. FHA 4. Harstan 1. 2. Math Club 4 — Treasurer 4. Pep Band 1.2.3. 4 KNAPP. MICHAEL E. GON2.3.4 KRUSE. SANDRA RAE Business Club 3. 4. Band 1.2. 3. 4. Chorus 1. Musicals 1. FHA 4. Harstan 1. Spanish Club 1.2. 3. Track Girl 2. Tennis 2. 3. Volleyball Manager 2, Softball 1. Twirier 2. 3.4 LAGLE. TERESA DEANN Chorus 4. FHA 3. 4 LAND. BRYAN R. FootbaH 1,2.3 4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Lettermen 3. 4 LAUGHLIN. CHERI LYN FHA 3. 4 LEAK, TOM RAY FFA1.2 LEWIS. LEE RANDALL Student Council 2. 3. 4. Class Officer 3. 4 — Vice-Pres . Band 1.2. 3. 4. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 — Pres 4. FootbaH 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1 Lettermen 3.4 28 LUTTRELL. CARLA GAY Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 4 Musicals 4 FHA 4. Harslan 4. Spanish Club 1.2. Math Club 2. 3. Pep Band 1.2. 3. 4 MARTIN. LINDA LEE JEANETTE Student Council 1.2. 3. 4. Business Club 4. Band l. 2 3. 4. FHA 1.23. 4. Tennis 1.2. 3. 4. Softball 3. Letter women 1. 2. 3. 4 — Pres 4. Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4 Prom Attendant 3. Homecoming Attendant 1.2.4 MATLOCK. DONNA KAY Student Council 1. Business Club 4. Band 1 FHA 1.2 3. 4. FFA Sweetheart 4. Spanish Club 3. Math Club 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3 4. Volleyball 3. 4. Softball 4. Letter-women 2.3. 4 Flag Girl 3.4. Homecoming Queen 4 MCALLISTER. ANTHONY DALERAY FFA 1.2.3. 4. Football 1.2.3.4. Track 3.4. Baseball 1. 2. Wrestling 2.3. 4. Letlermen 2.3. 4 McDANNEL, DOUGLAS MARK Track 1 Mcknight. Robert preston McVAY, RHONDA JO NHS 3. 4 Band 1.2. 3. 4 FHA 4. Locust Log 2. 3. 4 Harstan 3, Spanish Club 1.2. Math Club 3. Mu Alpha Theta 3. Quill and Scroll 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pit Band 2 MELLONE,FRANK Chorus 4. Foreign Exchange Student MISENHIMER, DANA LEA Business Club 4. FHA 3.4 MOORE, PAIGE JAYE Chorus 1. FHA 1.2. 3. 4 NEWTON. KAY DENISE NHS 3. 4 — Sec 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. FFA Sweetheart Queen 3; Spanish Club 1.2. Math Club 3. 4 Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Volleyball 4 Letter-women 2. 3. 4 OAKES. RACHEL M. Band 1.2.3.4. FHA 4. Locust Log 2.3; QmB and Scroll 2. 3. Track Girl 2. Twirler 2. 3. 4 PARKS, LEAH BETH Business Club 2.3.4; Band 1.2. 3.4 PAYNE, BECKY L. Business Club 4. FHA 3. 4 PAYNE. TROY L. Wresthng 2 PERRINE, BEVERLY JEAN FHA 1.2. 4 — Public Relations 2 PHELPS, DORIS REBECCA Chorus 2,3 4 Musicals 2. 4. School Plays 2 PHILLIPS. BARBARA LYNN NHS 4. Business Club 2. 3. 4 — Vice-Pres 4. Chorus 2. FHA 2. 3. 4 — Sec 4. Harstan 2. 3. Math Club 3. 4 Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4 PHILLIPS, CINDY SUE Volleyball 2. 3. 4. Softball 1.2. 3. 4. Letterwomen 3. 4 RANDALL. MICHAEL LEE Student Council 4. Class Pres 4. NHS 3. 4 — Pres 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 2. Musicals 1. 2; School Plays 2. Math Club 4. Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4. Track 4. Golf 1.2. Baseball 1 RICE, MARCIE LYNN Class Sec -Treas 2; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA 4. Spanish Club t. 2. Pep Band 1.2. 3. 4 ROBERTSON. MAGGIE P. Business Club 3. 4. FHA 2. 3.4 ROE. REGINA GAY FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 — Pres of Rec 2. Treas 3. 2nd Vice-Pres 4 ROSS. WESLEY C. Foott ail 1.2.4, Basketball 1.2. 4 30 ROWE. LEE ANN Business Club 4. FHA 1.2. 3. 4 — Treas 2. Vice-Pres 4 RUGER. MARK ANTHONY FFA1.2.3.4 RUSSELL. MARC AARON FFA 1.2. 3. 4. Football 1.2.3. 4. Basketball 1. 2 Track 1. 3. Baseball 4, Wrestling 3. 4, lettermen 1.2. 3. 4 — Pres 4 RUTGER. GERALD WAYNE School Plays 1. Locust Log 2. Harstan 3 SCHWANINGER. SHARI BETH Student Council 1; Class Pres 1; Business Club 1. Band 1.2. FHA 3. 4. Harstan 2. Track Statistician 2. 3. 4. letlerwomen 2. 3 4, Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4. Prom Attendant 3 SEHIE. CARLA JUNE FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 — Pres 3. Vice-Pres Region 2. Vice-Pres Projects 4 SHREFFLER. DEBRA SUE Band 1.2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2.4; Musicals 1.2.4; School Plays 4. German Club 1. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Record Club 1 STAGLEY. DOUGLAS ROBERT Student Council 3 4 Class Pres 3. Student Body Pres 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 — Reporter 4. Math Club 4. Basketball 1.2,3, 4; Track 1.2; Cross Country 1.2.3.4. lettermen 2.3.4 SMITH. GARY LEE SMITH. TIMOTHY SCOTT FFA 3. 4 SNYDER. LAURA LEE Chorus 1.2. Musicals 1. 2. Spanish Club 1. 2. Volleyball Manager 2. Softball 1. Flag Girt 3. 4 STANFORD. SUSAN MICHELLE Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4. Class Officer 1. 2. 4. Business Club 4. Band 1. 2. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4, Harstan 2 Spanish Club 1.2. Math Club 3. Mu Alpha Theta 3. Let-terwomen 2. 3. 4 Cheerleader 1.2. 3. 4. Prom Attendant 3. Homecoming Attendant 3.4 STANFORD. SUSAN RENEE Business Club 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Musicals 1.2. 4. School Plays 1. FHA 3. 4. Track Statistician 2 STANLEY. TROY JAY Class Sec -Treas 3. FHA 4. Spanish Club 1. Football 3. 4. Basketball 1.2. Tennis 1.2.3. 4. Cross Country 1.2. Lettermen 2. 3. 4 STEELE. WALTER ALAN Band 1.2.3. 4. FFA i. 2. 3. 4 — Vice-Pres 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1.2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Letter-men 2. 3. 4 STEVENS. MARY KATHERINE Basketball 2. 3. Track 1. Softball 2. Letterwomen 1. 2. 3.4 STRANGE, VICKY LYNN Business Club 3. 4, FHA 3. 4 . Softball 4 TENNEY. WALTER E. Basketball i THOMPSON. DORA Band 1.2 TIMM, THERESA JEAN Business Club 2. 3. 4. Band 1.2. 3. 4. FHA 4. Harstan 2. Cheerleader 3. Pep Band 1.2.4 TOLLIVER. TINA MARIE Flag Girl 4. Harstan 2 TOOLEY. PAMELA GALE WARREN. ANGELA LEA NHS 3. 4 — Vice-Pres 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 1.2. 3. 4 Musicals 1. 2. Spanish Club 1. Math Club 2. Madrigals 1.2 WARREN, LINDA KAY WEST Student Council 1. 2. Class Officer 1; Basketba1' Volleyball 1.2. 3. Softball 1.2. Letterwomen 2. 3. 32 WARREN, SHIRLEY ANN WEST. GLENDA FAYE Student Council i. 2. 3. Basketball 1.2. 3. Volleyball 1. 2.3.4. Softball 2. Letterwomen 3. 4 WHITE, JEFF A. Football 1.2. Basketball i. 2.3. Cross Country 4 Baseball 3. 4. lettermen 2.3.4 WILKERSON. KEN DEAN Student Council 1.2.3. 4. Band 1.2, 4.FHA3. 4. Foot-ball 1.2.4. Basketball 1. Tennis 1.2. 3. 4. Cross Country 3. Wrestling 3. Lettermen 1.2.3.4. Science Club 2 WILLIAMS, DAVID ALAN FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 — Treas 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2.3. Lettermen 3. 4 WILLIAMS, RAYMOND GENE FFA 1.2. 3. Track 1 WILSON, KIMBERLY KAYE Business Club 4, Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Musicals 1. 2, 4. School Plays 1. Locust Log 2. 3. Harstan 1.2. 3. 4. Editor 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 1. 2. Quill and Scroll 2. 3. 4. Track Statistician 2. Tennis 2. 3. 4. Baseball Statistician 3. 4, Letterwomen 4. Sweetheart Attendant 1, Pep Band 1.2.3. 4. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 — Rec Officer 2. Vice-Pres 3 WINDLE. DAVID FFA 1.2. 3. 4. Football 1 WOODS, RICKEY D. WINKA MIKE W. FFA 1.2. 3. Spanish Club 1.2. Football 2.3. 4. Basketball 1,2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3. 4. Lettermen 12,3,4 WOOMER, GAIL WILLIAMS FFA 1.2. 3. 4 — Sec 2.3 33 Juniors As the 1979-80 Junior class, the highlight for most of us was the receiving of class rings. We ordered them in the spring of our sophomore year and they arrived to us this year. To sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom, we contributed $1600 from magazine sales. One more year at FHS; Senior position — here we come! David Dulaney, Sec.-Treas . Jenny Dunnigan, Pres , Shari Uebinger. Vice-Pres. 34 Atkisson, Brenda Ayers, Tom Ball, Leifson Bassett, Randy Bauer, Charles Beard, Jane Beck, Mike Bonnell, Michele Booth, Mark Briscoe, Blake Briscoe, Brent Brown, Cathy Brown, Lisa Brown, Teresa Bumgarner, David Bunnell, Emily Burgess, Kent Burkett, Vernon Castleberry, Ray Clark, Chris Clark, Connie Conard, Gayla Cook, Lisa Cook, Jeff Cooper, Lee Corry, John Corry, Patty Coughlin, Debbie Cox, Darrell Dannells, Kelly 35 Dickinson, Julie Dulaney, Dave Dulaney, Ken Dunahee, Kathy Dunbar, Troy Elving, Sherri Fatheree, Mariea Fatheree, Marty Ferguson, Tammy Ferguson, Tommy Forth, Jacque Forth, Jane Forth, Jennie Frost, Lisa Frost, Susan Gill, Karen Goldstein, Ron Gragert, Terri Grubb, Ronda Henderson, Vivian Hilmes, Brigette Holman, Becky Hutchens, Robert Johnson, April Jones, Gini Jones, Robbie Kane, John Kesterson, Richard Ketzner, Christi Knapp, Susan 36 Krutsinger, Cindy Krutsinger, Jim Krutsinger, Sara Lake, Tari Landreth, April Landreth, Jamey Lawrence, J. R. Masters, Lisa Mattox, Cindy Mayberry, Tony Mills, Gary Moore, Ashley Mugrage, Scott Myers, Connie McClintock, Steve McCormack, Cindy McCormack, Dan McDannel, Dan McGrew, Bridgette Nation, Sam Newton, Darryl Oestreich, Lori Payne, J. R. Peeler, Todd Pieplow, Brian Plumlee, Shannon Putbrese, Mike Rascher, Kerry Rister, Jill Rose, David 37 38 Rose, Rae Ann Ross, James Schell, Judi Schreffler, Donna Strange, Jami Tatman, Mike Taylor, David Thomas, Tony Tolliver, Polly Trago, Lisa Uebinger, Shari Vincent, Randy Walsh, Laurie Wathan, Rhonda Wells, Stacy Wicke, Sheila Williams, Brad Wilson, Kim Wimberly, Sandra Winka, Debbie Winterman, Charles Workman, Charles Workman, Lois Worley, Norma Worsted, Susan Venable, Chip Sophomores As the 1979-80 Sophomore class, we are proud ol our achievements this year. We cut loose through all the classes in Homecoming and took 1st place in the Homecoming float competition. We called our float Every Which Way But Loose. Our magazine sales topped those of past years with a total amount of $4705.12, and are looking forward to keeping our luck and enthusiasm up in our remaining years at FHS. 40 Anderson, Cathy Anderson, Doug Ashley, Robin Auvil, Linda Balch, Don Barnes, David Bayles, Randy Beck, Freda Bissey, Tina Blair, Lee Booth, Cindy Brown, Guy Broyles, Julia Burgess, Mike Burk, Stacy Burroughs, Barbara Bute, Brook Callahan, Janice Cardascio, Cecelia Casolari, Cheri Carrell, Greg Chase, Brenda Childers, Nancy Clarner, Jodi Cobb, Bruce Coble, Wayne Coclasure, Carl Connell, Ronald Cook, Corina Cook, Susan 41 Cooper, Glenda Corry, Lee Ann Cox, Carla Creek, Tina Curtis, Donald Curtis, Joyce Cycholl, Garin Daugherty, Scott Decker, Sherryl Dockins, Maria Douthit, Kayla Drake, Kaye Eaton, Jim Ellis, Brent Erbacher, Audrey Estheimer, Will Evans, Kendal Fenton, Tom Ferguson, Tony Forth, Chris Fry, Sandy Given, Terry Glassford, Yancy Goodman, Doug Green, Rowena Greenwood, Mike Greenwood, Sheila Grove, Troy Guerrettaz, Monica Hall, Bill 42 Hargis, Scott Harned, Doug Harrell, Billy Harrison, John Hatcher, Leon Heimann, Kevin Henson, Beverly Henson, Herbie Hethman, Lynn Hinkle, Gary Hodges, Robin Howe, Wayne Huffman, Maura Jennings, Barry Johnson, Perry Jones, Brad Kirkman, Roger Kling, Jerry Kyburz, Sheryl Lake, Tommy Lewis, Curtis Luff, Lana Luttrell, Tony Martin, April Matlock, T. L. Morkin, Lisa Morris, Jan Morris, Joy Moses, Nancy Murbarger, Cheryl 43 Myers, Christy McCormick, David McGrew, Cathy Nash, James Northcutt, Marcie Norton, Shari Nosek, Eddie Owens, John Paul, Kathaleen Paul, Kathryn Payne, Ricky Pearson, Alan Persinger, Connie Pharris, Beverly Phelps, Elizabeth Phillips, David Phillips, Joncia Raley, Don Ruckman, Karen Russell, Richard Sampson, Sheila Sebring, Howard Sheehan, Darren Smith, Danny Stanford, Shelley Stanley, Tim Staples, Nancy Thompson, George Thompson, Lynne Timmons, Tammy Tolliver, Candy Tolliver, Debbie Tolliver, Tyler Vandaveer, Renee Venable, Mandy Wagner, Doug Warren, Shelley Waters, Janet Welty, Kevin Whitehead, Gary Williams, Brett Williams, Penny Wilson, Ed Windle, Jill Winka, Susan Wood, Tina Woolever, Robin Yates, Becky Yates, Debbie Young, Kam As the 1979-80 Freshman class, we started off our high school years with 2nd place on our Homecoming float. We entitled it Close Encounters of the Wolf Kind. To further highlight our first Homecoming, Chris Kane was chosen as the freshman attendant to the Queen. For some of us we started out our high school great and for others there was room for improvement, but all of us look forward to what the next three years will bring. Randy Hockman, Vice-Pres . Mark Winka. Pres., Sherri Has-lett.Sec -Treas 46 Baumgart, Pam Barnes, Candy Bassett, Kim Bissey, Melinda Blackwell, Donnie Blackwell, Tony Bowen, Donna Brandon, Sue Brown, Becky Brown, David Bunnell, John Burroughs, Leslie Bute, Robbie Canterberry, Michelle Carter, Jimmy Castleberry, Viola Chaney, Jay Childers, Bob Clark, Donnie Clark, Toni Coggin, Krystal Colclasure, Barbara Colclasure, Greg Conder, Tim Conklin, Danny Connell, Kevin Conner, Julie Cook, Theresa Corry, Paula Cosner, Wayne 47 Creek, David Davis, Ann Dulaney, Allison Dulaney, Becky Dulaney, Tammy Dunbar, Julie Dunahee, Allen Eastin, Todd Eastin, Vickie Fatheree, Joe Forth, Mark Frost, Sandy Fry, Melanie Goodwin, Mark Greenwood, Angie Gregory, Darrell Griffith, J. D. Guinn, John Hadden, Stephanie Harrison, Rikki Haslett, Sherri Hassebrock, Michele Henderson, Steve Holan, Craig Huffman, Ricky Hunt, Becky Jackson, Sandra Johnson, Mary Judd, Andy Kane, Chris 48 Kesterson, Andrew Kidd, Ruthann King, Stephanie King, Steve Kirkman, Sandi Klanke, Stacey Kling, Janet Koehler, John Koehler, Robin Koons, Wayne Kroeger, Marsha Land, Kent Laughlin, Angela Lawrence, Tim Leak, Nancy Leathers, Debbie Lents, Mike Lewis, Keith Martin, Susie Martin, Teresa Matlock, Linda Melton, Barbie Millar, Sally Montaya, Tammy Murbarger, Dean McAllister, Susan McCann, Lori McClintock, Suzanne McDaniel, Ted McGee, John 49 McGrew, Leslie McGrew, Rick McVay, Gene Nelson, Denise Nossett, Candie Pate, David Payne, Dawn Pearce, Darrin Pennington, Ronnie Perry, Susan Phelps, Tommy Phillips, Candy Pierson, Angie Pruitt, Morris Randall, Gary Ray, Brad Rice, Kent Rinehart, Waynette Rohr, Shelly Rutt, Anthony Sampson, Roger Schwaninger, Stacy Sehie, Pam Sessions, Paula Shaw, Susie Snyder, Lee Ann Speagle, Randy Taylor, Christine Thomas, Troy Thomason, Georgie 50 Thompson, Jane Tidwell, Dana Tidwell, Ronnie Timmons, JoAnn Utterback, Tina Vandaveer, Robin VanMeter, Ted Wathan, Jim Webster, Karen Wheeler, Lori Windle, Karen Winka, Mark Woods, Angie Woods, David Woods, Maureen Woomer, Kristy Wyman, Darrell Yates, Joyce Young, Cheryl Young, Chris 51 % At the Fall Sport’s Award Program, Coach Larry Kane, who received a standing ovation from the football players, talked optimistically about the 1979-1980 teams According to the Coach, although the boys . didn't come home with the whole bowl of wax . .They represented Flora High very well. The varsity team lead the conference in rushing and total defense, and came out second in total offense. At the close of this year's season. their wm loss record was 6-3 with two overtime losses. All together, the freshman and sophomore teams finished their season with a 3-10 record. Coach Peterson and Coach Porter joined optimism in looking toward the years to come and as Coach Kane put it at the award's program. The pressure is on for these teams. Members of the Sportcasters All-Star team were Jay Brooks. Marc Russell, Anthony McAllister. Walter Steele, David Williams, Mike Winka, Tim Stanley. Daniel Golden. John Kane First Row: Mike Greenwood, Scott Daugherty. Bryan Land, Dan Golden, Gary Whitehead. Bill Hall. Tyler Tolliver. Wesley Ross. Troy Stanley. Ken Wilkerson. Ron Goldstein. Richard Kesterson. Lee Lewis; Second Row: Coach Kane. Coach Porter. John Owens. Mike Steele. John Harrison. Todd Peeler. John Kane. Dave Williams. Walter Steele. Jeff Eastin. Mike Winka. Doug Wagner. Tim Kane; Third Row: Coach Miglm. Coach Peterson. Barry Jennings. Anthony McAllister. Mark Dawkins. Dave Dulaney. Ken Jennings. Tim Stanley. Garin Cycholl. Marc Russell. John Corry. Jay Brooks. Yancey Glassford. 55 First Row Andy Judd. David Pate. Donny Clark. Kevin Ellis. Kent Land. Jett Beck. Alan Utley. Darrell Wyman. Randy Speagle. Gene McVay. Second Row Andrew Kesterson. Donny Blackwell. Mark Forth. Ron Goldstein. Mark Winka. Scott Daugherty. Tyler Tolliver. Bill Hall. Gary Whitehead. Mike Greenwood. Jim Wathan. Harry Fitzgerald. Richard Kesterson. Brad Ray; Third Row Coach Peterson. Tim Conder. Greg Coclasure. Morris Pruitt. John Harrison. Barry Jennings. John Owens. Garin Cycholl. Yancey Glasstord. Larry Workman. J D Griffith. Coach Porter WMtilM First row: Scott Daughtery, John McGee. Georgie Thomason. Robbie Bute. Eddie Spitzner. David Barnes. Tommy Phelps: second row: Coach O’dell. Ronnie Kruse. Anthony McAllister. Barry Jennings. David Creek. John Koehler. Andy Judd. Mike Putbrese. John Owens The 1979-80 wrestling team will have to chalk their season up to experience as they didn’t win a match. Mr. Les O’dell coach of the team commented that not enough people went out for the sport In spite of the no-win record, this year’s wrestling season was highlighted by Anthony McCallister’s advance to the State competition. Bnl First row: Mike Worstell, Troy Thomas, David Rose, Tommy Phelps. James Jones. Darrin Pearce, Ricky Huffman; second row: Bobby Childers, Jim Eaton. Danny McDannel, George Tompson, Gary Mills, Doug Slagley, Tim Lewis This year s cross country team consisted of 25 members holding a season record of 8 wins and 8 losses. The team was once again coached by Dave Dulaney who said, We got off on the wrong foot, but finished strong with an outstanding attitude.” The 1979-80 Golf team finished second in their district this year. Coach Toler started a weight program and in the summer the coach said that, ... they lived on the golf course. Each varsity member of the team was a medalist, at one time or another, in a match. The top 2 golfers ending the season were Mike Putbrese with a 40.7 and Roger Edmison with a 40.6. Roger was also elected to the All Southern Illinois Golf Team (ASIGT). First row: Eddie Spitzner, Todd Eastin, Roger Edmison, Kevin Thomas; Second row: Gary Randall, Brian Gansauer, Mike Knapp, Tom Owens. Mike Putbrese, Darrell Gregory. WBBi First row: Renee Vandaveer, Cecelia Cerdascio. Julie Conner, Robin Vandaveer, Krystal Coggin, Joy Morris. Shelley Warren. Candy Tolliver; Second row: Coach Carson. Pam Sehie. Cathy McGrew. Nancy Moses. Tina Wood. Jan Morris. Sheryl Kyburz. Kayla Douthit, Christy Myers. Lisa Morkin. The 1979-80 volleyball teams had a tough act to follow Coaches Carson and Buchanan worked with two almost new teams, varisty having only one returning letterwoman. Glenda West, and the varsity and junior varsity wm loss records turned out 2-15 and 5-6. respectively Glenda West and Jane Forth served as co-captams for the varsity team First row: Sheryl Kyburz, Shelley Warren. Cindy Phillips. Linda Hemphill. Candy Tolliver, Christy Myers. Renee Vandaveer; Second row: Coach Buchanan. Rhonda Wathan, Sara Krutsinger. Jane Forth, Kay Newton. Glenda West, Donna Matlock. First row: Lana Luff, Nancy Moses. Lee Ann Snyder. Angie Pierson. Monica Guerrettaz, Shelly Rohr; Second row: Lynn Thompson. Beverly Henson. Shari Norton. Kay Newton. Liz Phelps. Donna Matlock. Jill Rister. Coach Buchanon. The 1979-80 Varsity basketball season ended with a 2-20 record for the boys and 2-21 for the girls. In awards, Tim Stanley received an All Conference Honorable Mention, and at the Spring Sports Award Banquet Kay Newton received Most Valuable Player Award and Rebounding Award, Hustle Award was given to Lee Ann Snyder, and Donna Matlock received the Defensive Award. The Junior Varsity basketball record ended with 5 wins and 18 losses, and there was a separate sophomore team which closed their season with a 4-3 win loss record. First Row; Coach Kane, Doug Slagley, Dan Golden, Wesley Ross. Billy Harrell. Bryan Land, John Haycock; Second Row; Walter Steele. Dave Dulaney. Darren Sheehan, Tim Stanley, Tom Ferguson. Jim Eaton, Tom Hanneken 63 First row; Tyler Tolliver. Gary Whitehead. Mike Burgess. Billy Harrell. Richard Russell. Tony Ferguson; Second Row; Doug Anderson. David Bumgarner. T L. Matlock. Brett Williams. Coach Porter 64 First row. David Pate. Mark Winka, Randy Hockman, Craig Holan, Kent Land, Mike Worstell. Ricky Huffman. Darrell Wyman, and Danny Conklin Back row; Troy Thomas. Todd Eastin. Bobby Childers. Greg Colclasure. J. D. Griffith. John Bunnell. Darrell Gregory, and Coach Peterson The boy's tennis team ended the year with a record of 12-0. They won the conference for the 3rd time in the last four years and won the district meet Sam Guerrettaz won the conference singles while his brother Vince took the district singles Although the team will be losing four seniors they are hoping for another successful season next year The girl’s tennis team also had a successful year. Stacy Wells represented the team at the state tennis finals. Coach Ripperdan had this to say about the 1979-1980 team. I had an extremely fine group of young ladies Due to Coach Ripperdan’s illness toward the end of the season. Mr Don Talmont took over as coach in her absence 1st Row: Jennie Dunmgan. Judi Schell. Lori Ostreich, Stacy Wells. Linda Martin. Chris Forth. Monica Guerrettaz; 2nd Row: Coach Ripperdan. Candy Phillips. Carla Durre, Emily Bunnell. Kim Wilson. Marcie Northcutt, Susan Knapp. Shannon Plumlee, Chris Kane 1st Row Herbie Henson, Kent Land. Kent Land. Keith Lewis. Danny Conklin. Andrew Kesterson. Donny Blackwell. 2nd Row Sam Guerrettaz. Vince Guerrettaz. Ken Wilkerson. Troy Stanley. Kent Burgess. Jim Eaton. Gary Mills. Rhett Kermicle. Mike Greenwood. Tony Luttrell. Coach Stringer 67 We had an excellent baseball team, and we are looking forward to next season even though we are losing two seniors.” commented Coach Miglin. The 1979-80 baseball team ended their season by setting a new record for batting average with .273. The team on-base average was also set with a 460 Trophies were awarded to Darrell Cox for batting average (.378) and for on base average (.593); Mike Tatman for runs batted in (12); Mike Winka for earned run average (2.48); Tom Ferguson for field average (.982); and John Haycock received the award for Most Valuable Player. 1st Row: John Haycock. Will Estheimer. Billy Harrell. Danny Smith. Mark Winka. Steve King. Doug Anderson. Mike Tatman Andv Judd Randy Hrckman; 2nd row Coach Miglin. Mike Winka. Roger Edmison, Tommy Ferguson. Darrell Cox. Blake Briscoe. John Harrison Mike Greenwood. Tony Moats. Jay Chaney. Tony Ferguson. Sherri Haslett. Ronny Cruse SOf1, M Ke Rain interfered with quite a few games in the girl's softball season. Audrey Erbacher had the highest batting average with a .370 and Lana Luff followed her with a .333. Nancy Moses had the most runs, a total of 12, with Audrey Erbacher in second place with 9. They ended their season with a 1 -10 win loss record. 1st Row: Christy Myers. Monica Guerrettaz. Lori Oestreich. Angie Pierson, Carol Bennett. Chris Forth. Shelley Stanford. Audrey Erbacher. Nancy Moses. Robin Vandaveer; 2nd Row: Mr Buchanan. Rhonda Wathan. Emily Bunnell. Marcie Northcutt. Sheila Greenwood. Lana Luff. Shelly Rohr, Renee Vandaveer. Cathy McGrew, Cindy Booth. Shari Norton, Donna Matlock, Ms. Burkett. 69 The FHS Track Team broke many records this year. Tyler Tolliver broke the record in the North Egypt Conference for the Frosh-Soph 330 low hurdles and also the Flora Varsity record with a time of 40.64. With a jump of V2 , Tim Stanley broke the Frosh-Soph North Egypt Conference record and the Flora Varsity record in the high jump. Mike Burgess broke the Frosh-Soph record in the one mile run with a time of 4:50. The Varsity record in the two mile relay was also broken with a time of 8:27 by Tyler Tolliver, Mike Burgess, Doug Slagley, and Dan Golden. The Frosh-Soph mile relay record was broken with a time of 3:44 1st row: Mr. Kane, Leifson Ball. Howard Sebring. Tim Lewis. Mike Worstell. Scott Daugherty. Richard Kesterson. Mike Burgess. Tyler Tolliver. Bill Hall. Brian Pieplow. Daniel Golden; 2nd row: Garin Cycholl, Yancey Glassford. Brett Williams. Dave Williams, George Thompson. Tim Stanley, John Kane. Dave Dulaney, Walt Steele, Doug Slagley, Shari Schwaninger, Chris Dickinson EM Shannon Plumlee. Chris Dickenson, Judi Schell. Shari Schwanmger, Linda Martin. Susan Stanford Sponsored by Mrs. Elicia Henderson, the 1979-80 cheerleaders had a busy year. Two of their activities included a spaghetti dinner for the football players and a Halloween party. They also had many fund raising projects, such as; selling coats and sweatshirts, holding a car wash, and serving at a concession stand at the County Fair. All three squads attended a camp at Vincennes University in the summer During this week long camp the girls learned cheers, stunts, pom-pom routines, and techniques for promoting school spirit. First Row; Kendal Evans, Audrey Erbacher. Shelley Stanford; Second Row; Chris Kane, Melanie Fry. Linda Matlock Sherri Haslett, Paula Sessions. Allison Dulaney, Denise Nelson 73 Student Council This year the student council organized many school activities. The student council sponsored all Homecoming events and held student council elections at the end of the year. In addition, they held Freshman Visitation Day and Parent Visitation at the high school. This year the student council sponsored Hat Day. when all students wore funny hats to school. They also revised the student handbook. The student council is planning a well-deserved party as a special treat for a year of hard work First Row: LeeAnn Corry, Melani Fry, Lee Snyder, Jan Morris. Shelley Warren, Joy Morris, Cathy McGrew. Sherri Haslett, Stacy Schwan-inger, Craig Holan, Kent Land, John Bunnell; Second Row: Shannon Plumlee. Debbie Winka, Susan Winka, Linda Martin, Mike Randall, Doug Slagley. Tom Hanneken. Dave Dulaney, Blake Briscoe, Ron Goldstein. Kent Burgess, Mike Burgess. Mark Winka. 76 National Honor Gociety The 1979-80 National Honor Society was led by President. Mike Randall: Vice-President Angi Warren; Secretary Kay Newton and Treasurer Kelley Evans They traveled around the world with speakers on Switzerland. Italy. England, etc. Ten Juniors and Two Seniors were joined to the club in February and the newly elected officers were inducted at the annual May banquet Barbara Phillips. Lisa Kincaid. Shelly Elving. Pam Gish. Rhonda McVay. Pam Collins. Kelley Evans. Pam Henderson. Angela Warren. Kay Newton. Mike Randall 1st row: Dan McCormack. John Kane. Gary Mills. Karen Gills. Laurie Walsh. Stacy Wells; 2nd row: Jennie Dunmgan. Sherri Elving. Jacquelyn Holan. Carla Luttrell. Connie Myers. Emily Bunnell 77 Harstan The 1979-80 Harstan staff consisted of more members than have been in past years. Mrs. Jeanne Hayes was the adviser and Kim Wilson and Kelley Evans were co-editors. Sherri Elving, assistant editor this year, will serve as editor for the 1980-81 staff. In April the yearbook staff joined with Mr. Lee and the Locust Log staff in a field day workshop to Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. First row: Karen Ruckman, Nancy Childers, Sandy Jackson, Stephanie Hadden, Becky Yates. Lori McCann, Shelley Stanford; Second row. Carla Luttrell. Kim Wilson, Kelley Evans. Sherri Elving, Tony Thomas; Third row: Jacque Forth, Stacy Burk, Susan Cook, Laurie Walsh, Lisa Masters, Dan McCormack. Brad Jones. Robin Hodges, Maura Huffman, Shelly Elving, Mrs. Hayes 78 Locust Log This year the Locust Log received an All-American rating from the National Scholastic Press Association. This is the highest award for a high school publication. The Log gives experience to staff members in all aspects of publication and is also a service to students, faculty, and parents. 1st row: Kaye Drake. Marcie Northcutt. Shelley Stanford. Tina Wood. Nancy Staples. Maria Dockins. Liz Phelps; 2nd row: John Kane. Gini Jones. Gary Mills. Scott Hockman. Shari Uebinger; 3rd row Kelly Young. Stephanie Henderson. Rhonda McVay. Kim Wilson. April Johnson. Mr Lee: 4th row: Garin Cycholl. Brad Jones. Dan McCormack. Tony Thomas. Tony Mayberry. Tim Stanley 79 Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is the International Honor Society for High School Journalists This award cites and awards ability and achievement in writing and other aspects of high school journalism All new members received a membership charm and card at the dinner meeting in April. 1980 1 st Row — Shelly Elving. Sherri Elving. Kim Wilson. Kelley Evans. Kim Wilson 2nd — John Kane. Gim Jones. Stephanie Henderson. Rhonda McVay. Shari Uebinger 3rd — Mr. Lee. Dan McCormick. Tony Thomas. Gary Mills. Scott Hockman. Tony Mayberry. April Johnson, Mrs Hayes. Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta is an honorary club for those students who have excellence in math. Members must have fulfilled several requirements An excellence in math and an overall “B average in all other subjects are two which must be maintained Then a member must also be active in Math Club New members of Mu Alpha Theta were recognized and honored in March. First row; Kelley Evans. Shelly Elving. Pam Gish. Sherri Elving 2nd row; Barbara Phillips. Karen Gill. Pam Collins. Pam Henderson. Shiela Wicke. Brigette Hilmes. Stacy Wells. Emily Bunnell 3rd row; Vince Guerrettaz. Mike Randall. Laurie Walsh. 80 Math Club The 1979-80 Math Club, sponsored by Mrs Spitzner. had a variety of interesting and different activities this year Meetings ranged from a tour through the telephone office to a tour of the First National Bank Other meetings included a Christmas party, which consisted of mind teasers, games, and refreshments, and an annual Bunco party. Officers for this year were Shelly Elvmg — President. Pam Collins — Vice President. Kelley Evans — Secretary-Treasurer. and Stacy Wells — Program Chairman Front row Pam Henderson. Sherri Elving; Second row Tony Thomas. Sherrie Koehler. Brigette Hilmes. Stacy Wells. Barbara Phillips; Third row: Mrs Kay Spitzner. Kelley Evans. Mike Randall. Pam Collins. Shelly Elving. Emily Bunnell. Laurie Walsh. Karen Gill. Pam Gish 81 Band 1st row: Kelley Evans. Ruthann Kidd. Tammy Ferguson. Linda Martin. Marcie Rice. Cecelia Cardascio. Nancy Staples. Kay Newton 2nd row: Pam Gish. Mandy Venable. Beverly Pharris. Shannon Plumlee. Kim Wilson. Paula Corry. Corina Cook. Sherrie Koehler; 3rd row: Sherri Elving, Shelly Stanford. Cathy Anderson. Alison Henson. Sally Millar. Cindy Mattox. Tommy Phelps. Shelly Elving; 4th row Carla Luttrell, Connie Myers. Barbara Burroughs. Beverly Henson. Candy Phillips. Theresa Timm; 5th row: Leah Parks. Jill Windle. Cathy McGrew. Emily Bunnell. Laurie Walsh. Teresa Martin. Nancy Moses. Pam Henderson. 6th row Angi Warren. Tina Wood. Marcie Northcutt. Brian Kidd. Mike Lents. Shelly Rohr. Kendal Evans and Scott Hockman 1st row: Rene6 Stanford. Danny Soper. Cindy Booth. Lee Lewis. Tim Stanley. Robbie Bute, Wayne Koons. Terry Cobb; 2nd row Bill Hall. Darrell Gregory. Kim Wilson. John Bunnell. Tony Thomas. Bobby Childers. Wayne Coble. Clint Green; 3rd row Mike Randall. Scott Hargis. Herbie Henson. Will Estheimer. Brad Jones. Brad Ray. Jimmy Carter. Leifson Ball; 4th row: Dan McCormick. Tim Conder. Darren Pearce. Gene McVay. John Corry. Rhonda McVay. Lisa Holmes. Garin Cycholl; 5th row: Ken Wilkerson. Gary Randall. Allen Dunahee. Lana Luff. Kelly Young. Spencer Cummins. Teresa Brown. Kim Bassett. 6th row: Debt Shreffler. Lynn Hethman. Bruce Cobb. Jay Bassett. Keith Lewis. Mike Holland. Tony Luttrell. Doug Slagley. Walter Steele 82 Band and Chorus 1st row: Randy Green, Mark Lagle, David McCormick, Gary Randall. Robby Bute, Alan Utley, Mark Booth. Jay Bassett; 2nd row: Debi Shreffler. Paula Corry. Nancy Childers, Vicki Edmison, Kim Wilson. Julie Dickinson. Beverly Pharris. Donna Bowen. Sandy Jackson. Allison Dulaney, Susan Worsted. Kim Bassett; 3rd row: DeAnn Kesterson. Kaye Drake. Marsha Kroeger, Robin Harvey. Shannon Plumlee, Carla Luttrell, Renee Stanford. Nancy Staples. Brenda Williams. Cheryl Murbarger; 4th row: Jacque Helan, Faye Drake. Kayla Douthitt, Susan McAllister. Susan Frost. Lisa Frost. Connie Myers. Emily Bunnell. Becky Phelps. Robin Woolever. Lois Workman. Viola Castleberry 83 Flag Girls Twirlers Twirlers: Shari Norton. Rachel Oakes. Sandy Kruse. Maura Huffman Flag Girls: Donna Matlock. Brigette Hilmes. Shari Uebinger. Laurie Snyder. Lisa Frost. Tina Tolliver. Lisa Trago. and Polly Tolliver 84 85 Lettermen The 1979-80 Lettermen Club was headed by Marc Russell. John Kane. Walter Steele, and Troy Stanley as officers They had a Christmas pizza party and this year they sponsored the 50 s day game and dance Lettermen also served at concession stands at some basketball games to raise money for their annual trip to St Louis for a Cardinal baseball game Top row: Dan Golden. Lee Lewis. Todd Eastm. Darrell Cox. Mike Putbrese. Second row Troy Thomas. Mr Peterson. Steve King. Dave Williams. John Harrison. Scott Daugherty. John Kane. Ron Goldstein. Dave Dulaney. Jay Brooks. Tim Stanley. Marc Russell. Ken Jennings. Darren Sheehan; Third row Anthony McAllister. Jeff Eastin. Troy Stanley. Doug Slagley. Walter Steele. Brian Land. Kent Burgess. Ken Wilkerson 86 Letterwomen The Letterwomen is an organization made up of girls who are active in sports. The 1979-80 Letterwomen sold candy bars at the girl’s basketball games and around the school. The sold the Candy to collect money to send a Junior to a sports camp of her choice. They sold mums for the Homecoming game which they do annually as a money-making process. Part of the money made will be used for an initiation party at the end of the year First row: Cindy Phillips. Linda Hemphill. Glenda West. Carla Durre. Nonica Guerrettaz. Linda West, and Chris Forth; second row: Marcie Northcutt, Audrey Erbacher. Nancy Moses. Kay Newton. Pam Gish. Linda Martin, and Donna Matlock; third row: Emily Bunnell. Kim Wilson. Stacy Wells. Rhonda Wathan. Sara Krutsinger 87 Future Homemakers of America Nancy Hemphill was the President of the Future Homemakers of America this year The FHA sponsored their annual Sweetheart Dance with the queen and her court as members of the club Officers attended a workshop in the fall and a special meeting was conducted in the spring for inducting the new officers. Row 1; Brenda Williams. Cheryl Murbarger. Gina Roe. Carla Durre. Barbara Phillips. Lisa Kincad. Chris Dikinson, Sandy Kruse. Kelley Evans. Sandra Jackson. Michelle Canterbury. R-2; Wayne Kozner. Susan Stanford. Linda Martin. Sherri Haslett. Candy Barnes. Sue Jane Brandon. Stacy Schawniger, Allison Dulaney. Waynette Rinehart. Lori Wheeler, Paula Corry. R-3; Shari Schwaniger. Terri Haslett. Becky Clement. Tari Lake. Rene6 Stanford. Carla Luttrell. Stacy Wells. Emily Bunnell. Kathy Dunahee. Cindy McCormick. R-4; Marsha Kroeger, Theresa Timm. Marcie Rice. Kim Wilson. Sherri Koehler. Pam Gish. Jill Rister. Debbie Winka, Kim Wilson. Shannon Plumlee. Julie Dunbar. Susie Shaw. R-5; Nancy Hemphill. April Landreth. Maggie Robertson. Vickie Edminson, Shari Uebinger. Lisa Masters. Dana Misenhimer. Lee Ann Rowe. Julie Connors. 88 FFA This year 's 1979-80 Future Farmers of America which was sponsored by Mr Wheeler had a busy year The officers elected to represent the group were Lee Lewis — President. Walter Steele — Vice President. Brigette Hilmes — Secretary. David Williams — Treasurer. Kevin Glassford — Sentinel, and Doug Slagley — Reporter. The FFA activities outside club meetings included soil, gram, livestock, and garden ludgmg contests and a senior trip to the National Tractor Pull in Louisville. Kentucky. Towards the closing of the school year a FFA Parent-Student Banquet was held honoring members for their achievements throughout the year and recognizing Donna Matlock as FFA Sweetheart for this year First row Kevin Glassford. Bridgette Hilmes. Dave Williams. Doug Slagley. Walter Steele. Lee Lewis; Second row Jerry Klmg. Brent Briscoe. Ricky Payne. Danny Smith. Charles Winterman. Raymond Castleberry. Curt Lewis. Ronnie Connell. Doug Goodman. Mr Wheeler. Kevin Heimann. Allen Donahee; Third row Jeff Cook. Sam Nations. Bill Harrell. Randy Vincent. Darryl Newton. Marc Russell. Tim Smith. Anthony McAllister. David Taylor. Wayne Howe. Doug Anderson 89 Business Club The 1979-80 Business Club was led this year by officers Lisa Kincaid. President; Barbara Phillips. Vice-President; Kelley Evans. Secretary, and Theresa Timm. Treasurer As with the tradition, the year was begun with a wemer roast at Charlie Brown Park. Meetings, every fourth Thursday, were often highlighted with a speaker from the community. First Row; Kelley Evans. Linda Hemphill. Shari Schwaninger, Barbara Phillips. Theresa Timm; Second Row; Sandy Kruse. Chris Dickinson. Nancy Hemphill, Janna Dawkins. Vicki Edmison. Maggie Robertson; Third Row; Becky Clement. Kim Wilson, Linda Martin. Shannon Plumlee. Susan Stanford, Cheri Casolari, Susan Cook, Barbara Burroughs. Cecelia Cardascio. Tom Fenton 90 Spanish Club ,Ay Caramba! echoes through the halls one night a month as the Spanish Club members struggle through a game of Yo Gano (or Bingo in English) At the Christmas party, most of the members got gordo(fat) from all of the yummies brought in Mr River was presented with a hearty supply of Star Bursts, or chewy-gooies as the Spanish Club calls them Officers included: Monica Guerrattaz. president. Brad Jones, vice-president, and Cecelia Cardascio as secretary-treasurer First Row; Debbie Tolliver. Janice Callahan. Shari Norton. Monica Guerrattaz. Cecelia Cardascio. Barbara Burroughs. Beverly Henson. Linda Auvil. Robin Hodges. Second Row; Sertor River. James Greenwood. George Thomason, Dan McCormick. Gary Hinkle. Liz Phelps. Alan Pearson. Marcie Northcutt. Brad Jones. Maria Dockms. Cathy Anderson. Sherri Elvmg. Jill Windle. Stacy Wells. Laurie Walsh. Christi Ketzner. Susan Cook. Karen Ruckman 1 st row: Al Winka, Bill Klein, Clair Land; 2nd row: Harold Brooks. Dwight Edgington, Kent Land, Jan Cycholl Carl House, Assistant Superintendent Floyd Henson, Superintendent Ed Coleman, Principal Larry Rinehart, Vice-Principal 94 BAILEY, ELDON Electricity BAIRD, JIM BERRY, BILL Political Science, U S. History Industrial. Arts. Co-Op BIRK, PAUL Guidance BUCHANAN,CHARLES Math, Adapted P E . Freshman Co-Sponsor Girls’ Baskett Volleyball and Softball Coach BURGESS, LUCY Home Economics, Co-Op. and FHA CARSON,BECKY English. PE. Junior Co-Sponsor, Girls’ Volleyball and Basketball Coach DILL, BETTY General Studies ELLIOTT, BOB FRY, MIKE Business. Business Club Science CLARK, NANCY Guidance HAYES, JEANNE Business. Harstan. Senior Sponsor HENDERSON, ELICIA HILL, MARY JO KANE, LARRY Learning Disabilities, Cheerlead- Math. PE., Letterwomen Driver’s Ed.. Football, mg Sponsor Basketball and Track Coach KAPPER, MARY General Studies 95 LEE, STEVE MARTIN, DOROTHEA Home English. Locust Log, Quill and Economics. FHA Scroll MIGLIN, JIM McCOY, JOE Health. Science. Baseball and English. Drama Director Softball coach McQUISTON, CHRIS O DELL, LES PAYNE, VICKI PENRY, HARRY Consumer Economics, Social Drafting. Wrestling Coach Business. NHS Band. Chorus. Fine Arts Studies. Sophomore Sponsor Social Science Div. Head PETERSON, MICK PHILLIPS, BILL PORTER, RICK RILEY, ANNE English. Basketball and Foot- Art Math. Science, Football and English. Language Div. Head ball Coach. Lettermen Basketball Coach, Junior Soonsor RIPPERDAN, PEGGY RIVER, TOM SHAW, ELAINE P E.. Physical Ed. Health Spanish. Spanish Club. Soph- Health. School Nurse Safety Div. Head omore Sponsor SMITH__________ Business. Business Club. NHS 96 SPITZNER, KAY STINE, MARY BETH Math. Math Club. Mu Alpha Ho re Economics. Vocational Theta. Math Science Div Div. Head. Vocational Director Head STRINGER, JERRY PE. Psychology. Football and Tennis uoach TOLER, GEORGE Golf Coach. PE. 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North Ave. Flora, IL 62839 662-8591 George Thompson, Susan Winka, Lee Ann Corry, Gary White-head The Still Your Party Headquarters 1051 E. North Ave. Flora, IL 62839 Phone: 662 8158 r FLORA GREENHOUSE You're Never Too Young For Flowers 106 E. 3rd St. Flora, Illinois 662-2176 Susan. Stacy. Stephanie, and Shari Schwaniger 122 Sparton Manufacturing Company Flora, Illinois Subsidiary of Sparton Corporation ’ ; PATRONS Dan's Mobile Radio Service Large's Auto Supply Automotive r'Js Safety Equipment Wieldt's Outlet Store The Coffee Shop Cr—-q' Robert N. Marley, D.D.S. Vern Hartung Insurance Southern III. Lumber Co. Donna's Beauty Shop Lucille's Flower Shop J. B. Jaycox, O.D. Griffiths General Store J. C. Penney Co. Dr. Stanley Timm Jan's Fabric Flora Motel Andy's Market S E Sales and Service Tibb's Used Cars Dr. Carl Webb Dr. H. L. Martin, Dentist 123 Anderson. Cathy 41.82.91 Anderson. Doug 41,64.68.89 Ashley. Robin 41 Atkisson. Brenda 35 Atkisson. Rick. . 23 Auvil, Linda 41.91 Ayers. Tom 35 Balch, Don 41. Ill Ball. Leifson 35. 82. 70 Barnes. Candy 47.88 Barnes. David 41.57 Bassett, Jay 23,83.82 Bassett. Kim 47.82.83 Bassett. Randy 35 Bauer. Charles 35 Baumgart. Pam 47 Bayles. Randy 41 Beard. Jane 35 Beck, Freda 41 Beck. Jeff 56 Beck. Mike 35 Bennett. Carol . 23.69 Bissey. Melinda 47 Bissey. Tina 41 Blackwell. Donnie 47.56.67 Blackwell, Tony . 47 Blair. Lee 41 Bonnell. Michele 35 Booth. Cindy 41.69.82 Booth. Mark 35. 83 Bowen. Donna 47.83 Brandon. Sue . . 47,88 Branham. Rick 23 Briscoe, Blake 35. 76. 68 Briscoe, Brent 35. 89 Brooks. Jay 23. 55. 86 Brown. Becky 47 Brown. David 47 Brown. Debra 23 Brown. Guy 41 Brown. Lisa 35 Brown. Teresa 35. 82 Broyles. Julia 41 Bryan. Jeff Bumgarner. Dave 35. 64 Bunnell. Emily . 35,77.80.81, 87. 66,83.82.88.69, 12 Bunnell, John 47.65. 76.82 Burgess. Kent 35. 86. 76. 67 Burgess. Mike 41.64.70. 76 Burk. Stacy 41.78 Burroughs. Doug . 23 Burkett. Vernon . 35 Burroughs. Barbara 41,82.90.91 Burroughs. Leslie . 47 Bute. Brook 41 Bute. Robbie 47. 57. 82. 83 Callahan. Janice 41.91 Callahan. Joy 23 Canterbury. Michelle 47.88 Cantrell. Kevin 23 Cardascio, Cecelia . 41.82.90.91 Carrell. Greg 41 Carter. Jimmy 47.82 Casolari, Cheri 7.41.90 Casolari, Tammy . 23 Castleberry. Mary 23 Castleberry. Raymond 35.89 Castleberry. Viola .... 47.83 Chaney. Jay 47.68 Childers. Bob 47. 58. 65. 82 Childers. Nancy 41.78.82 Clark. Chris 35 Clark. Connie 35 Clark. Don 47.56 Clark. Sandra 23 Clark. Toni 47 Clarner. Jodi 41 Clement. Becky V 24.88. 90. 11.12 Cobb. Bruce 41.82 Cobb. Terry 24. 82 Coble. Wayne 41,82 Coggin. Krystal 47.60 Colclasure, Barbara 47 Colclasure, Carl 41 Colclasure. Greg 47. 56. 65 Collins. Pam 24 .77,80.81,7,14 Conard. Cathy 24 Conard. Gay la 35 Conder, Tim 47.56.82 Conklin. Daniel 47. 65. 67 Connell. Kevin 47 Connell. Ronnie 41.89 Conner, Julie 47,88 Conner. Julie 24 Cook. Corinna 41.82 Cook. Jeff 35, 89 Cook. Lisa 35 Cook. Susan 41.78. 90. 91 Cook. Theresa 47 Cooper. Glenda...................... 42 Cooper. Lee..........................35 Corry. John...................35. 55.82 Corry. Lee Ann...............42. 76.122 Corry. Patty.........................35 Corry. Paula 47.82.83.88 Corry. Phil .........................24 Cosner, Wayne....................47.88 Coughlin. Debbie.....................35 Cox, Carla...........................42 Cox. Darrell..................35. 86.68 Creek. David.....................48.57 Creek. Tina..........................42 Cruse. Ronald....................57.68 Cummins. Spencer.................24.82 Curtis. Donald ......................42 Curtis. Joyce .......................42 Cycholl, Garin____42. 55. 56. 70. 79.82 Dannells. Kelly......................35 Daugherty. Scott 42. 55. 56. 57. 70.86 Davis, Ann...........................48 Davis. Terry.........................24 Dawkins. Janna.............11.14. 24.90 Dawkins. Mark........................55 Devore. Ted..........................24 Dickinson. Chris . 5. 24. 70. 71.88.90 Dickinson. Julie ................36.83 Dockins. Maria................42. 79.91 Douthit. Kayla................42. 60,83 Drake. Faye.......................24.83 Drake. Kaye 42. 79.83 Dulaney. Allison .........48. 73. 83.88 Dulaney. Becky ......................48 Dulaney. Dave 34. 36. 55. 70. 76.86 Dulaney. Jim Dulaney. Joe Dulaney. Ken.........................36 Dulaney. Tammy ......................48 Dunahee. Alan.................48. 82.89 Dunahee. Kathy....................36,88 Dunbar. Julie....................48. 88 Dunbar. Troy ........................36 Dunnigan. Jennie.............34. 66. 77 Durre. Carla .............25. 66. 87.88 Dyer. Marshawn Eastin, Jeff .............5.18.25.55.86 Eastin, Sherryl .....................42 Eastin. T. C.........................25 Eastin. Todd 48.59.65.86.110 Eastin. Vickie.......................48 124 Eaton, Jim.................42, 58, 63, 67 Eckelberry, Annie Edmison. Roger................................59.68 Edmison, Vicki ............25, 83, 88. 90 Ellis, Brent ....................................42 Ellis, Kevin.....................................56 Elving. Shelly . . 5,14,25. 77. 78. 80.81. 112 Elving. Sherri .17,36. 77, 78, 80, 81.5. 82,91,112 England. John ...................17.36 Enlow, Eric Erbacher, Audrey..........42, 69, 73.87 Estheimer, Will .42, 68. 82 Evans. Kelley . 5,14,25. 77. 78, 80, 81, 82,90 Evans, Kendal..............42. 73, 82,114 Fatheree. Joe................................... 48 Fatheree, Mariea 36 Fatheree, Marty..................................36 Fenton, Tom...................................42.90 Ferguson, Tammy.................................36, 82 Ferguson, Tommy.............................36, 63, 68 Ferguson, Tony ..............42,64.68 Fitzgerald, Harry................................56 Fopay, Tyler.................................25.108 Forth. Chris............................42,66,69.87 Forth. Jacque..............36. 78.112 Forth. Jane.....................................36, 61 Forth, Mark.....................................48, 56 Frost, Lisa.................................36, 83, 84 Frost, Sandy.....................................48 Frost. Susan...............................17.36.83 Fry, Carolyn.....................................25 Fry. Melanie....................................48, 73 Fry, Nathan .....................................25 Fry, Sandy.......................................42 Gansauer, Brian.................................25, 59 Garrett, David Gill. Karen.............................36.77.80.81 Gish, Pam..............................13,14,25,77, 80, 81.82, 87, 88 Given, Terry.....................................42 Glassford, Kevin................................25. 89 Glassford, Yancey.........42. 55, 56. 70 Goff, Donna Golden, Dan 5.12. 26, 55. 63. 70. 86 Golden, Tina.....................................26 Goldstein, Ron ........36, 55, 56, 76, 86 Goodman, Doug....................42,89 Goodwin. Mark 48 Goodwin. Terri........................7,26 Gragert, Terri..........................36 Green, Clay.............................26 Green, Clint.........................26,82 Green, Randy.....................17, 26,83 Green, Rowena ..........................42 Greenwood. Angela.......................48 Greenwood, James..........26,91,108 Greenwood, Mike ... .42, 55, 56,68, 67 Greenwood, Shelia....................42,69 Gregory, Darrell 48, 59, 65,82 Griffith, J. D....................48,56,65 Grove, Troy ............................42 Grubb, Ronda............................36 Guerrettaz, Monica.................42, 62, 66. 69. 87. 91 Guerrettaz, Sam...................5, 26,67 Guerrettaz, Vince....................67,80 Guinn, John 48 Hadden, Stephanie...................48, 78 Hall. Bill..............42,55,56, 70,82 Hanneken. Tom ................26, 63, 76 Hargis, Scott........................43,82 Harned, Doug............................43 Harrell, Bill.......................43.63, 64,68,89 Harrison, John .......43, 55, 56, 68, 86 Harrison, Rikki.........................48 Harvey. Robin.......................26, 83 Haslett, Sherri . ... 46,48. 73, 76. 68,88 Haslett, Terri..................26,88 Hassebrock, Michelle....................48 Hatcher. Leon ..........................43 Haycock, John.............26, 5, 63, 68 Hays. Ernie.............................27 Heimann, Kevin .................43, 89 Hemphill, Linda...........27,61,87,90 Hemphill, Nancy.................27, 88, 90 Henderson. Pam . . 5,17,14. 27, 77,80, 81,82 Henderson, Stephanie.................79,80 Henderson, Steve........................48 Henderson, Vivian .................36 Henson, Alison.......................27.82 Henson, Beverly...........43, 62, 82. 91 Henson, Herbie..........43, 67,82 Hethmon, Lynn...................43. 82 Hilmes, Brigitte.....36. 80, 81,88, 89 Hinkle, Gary.........................43,91 Hockman. Randy 46. 65. 68 Hockman. Scott_______5.13, 27. 79, 80. 82 Hodges. Robin .........43. 78.91,114 Holan, Craig.................48,65,76 Holan, Jacque.............17,27,77,83 Holland. Mike.................27,5.82 Holman. Becky......................36 Holmes. Lisa.......................82 Howe. Wayne.....................43,89 Huddleson, Kevin Hudgins, Kevin Hudgins, Tony Huffman, Maura............43. 78.84 Huffman, Ricky............48.65, 58 Hunt, Becky........................48 Hutchens, Robert...................36 Hurd. Jeff Huston, Edward.....................27 Jackson, Bernice Jackson, Sandra.........48, 78,83. 88 Jennings, Barry.........43, 55,56, 57 Jennings, Ken.............27,55.86 Johnson, April..........36, 5, 79, 80 Johnson, Brenda....................27 Johnson, Mary......................48 Johnson, Mike Johnson, Perry.....................43 Jones. Brad...........43. 78, 79,82, 91 Jones. Gini...............5,36, 79,80 Jones, James.................14,27,58 Jones, Robbie .....................36 Judd, Andy................48,56,57,68 Kane, Christine....18.48, 66. 73,114 Kane. John............7.12.36.55, 70. 77. 79. 80. 86 Kermicle, Rhett.................28,67 Kesterson, Andy..............49.56,67 Kesterson, DeeAnn...............28,83 Kesterson, Richard......36, 55, 56, 70 Ketzner, Christi................36.91 Kidd. Brian.....................28,82 Kidd, Ruthann.....................49, 82 Kincaid. Lisa . . . 14. 28, 77. 88.90,119 King. Pam......................28 King, Stephanie................49 King, Steve..................49,68,86 Kirkman. Roger.................43,103 Kirkman, Sandi.....................49 Klanke.John .......................17 Klanke, Stacey.....................49 Kling, Janet ......................49 Kling, Jerry..................43,89 125 Knapp, Mike......................28, 59 Knapp, Susan................36. 66,117 Koehler, John....................49. 57 Koehler, Robin.......................49 Koehler, Sherrie..........28.81,82, 88 Koons, Wayne......................49,82 Kroeger, Marsha 49,83.88 Kruse, Sandy.........28. 84. 88.90,120 Krutsinger, Cindy....................37 Krutsinger, Jim......................37 Krutsinger, Sara...............37,61,87 Kyburz, Sheryl ..............43,60,61 Lagle, Mark .........................83 Lake, Tari........................37,88 Lake, Tommy..........................43 Land. Bryan ...........5, 28. 55, 63.86 Land, Kent ...........49, 56,65, 67, 76 Landreth, April...................37,88 Landreth, Jamey .....................37 Laughlin, Angie .....................49 Laughlin, Cheri......................28 Lawrence, J. R...................37,103 Lawrence, Tim........................49 Leak. Nancy..........................49 Leak, Tom ...........................28 Leathers, Debbie ....................49 Lents. Mike 49.82 Lewis, Curt.....................43, 89 Lewis, Keith ...............17,49,67,82 Lewis, Lee . 5.18.22.28. 55, 82, 86.89 Lewis, Tim .....................58. 70 Luff, Lana..................43,62,82,69 Luttrell, Carla .14,29. 77. 88.11,83. 79 Luttrell, Tony...............43,67.82 Martin, April........................43 Martin. Linda........14,12,18,29,71, 87. 88. 90. 76. 82.11.5, 66 Martin, Susie........................49 Martin, Teresa..................49,82 Masters. Lisa.............37, 78. 88,112 Matlock. Donna .14.12.18,29,61,87. 62.5.84.11.69 Matlock, Linda..................49. 73 Matlock, T.L......................43.64 Mattox, Cindy........................37 Mayberry. Tony..............37, 79. 80, 5 Mellone, Frank.......................29 Melton, Barbie.......................49 Millar. Sally........................49 Mills, Gary....37. 77. 79. 80. 58. 5. 67 Misenhimer. Dana...............29, 88 Moats, Tony........................68 Montaya, Tammy.....................49 Moore. Ashley......................37 Moore, Paige.......................29 Morkin, Lisa...................43, 60 Morris, Jan............40, 43, 60, 76 Morris, Joy............40. 43, 60, 76 Moses. Nancy 43,60. 62, 69, 82. 87 Mugrage, Scott.....................37 Murgarger, Cheryl..........43, 83, 88 Murbarger. Dean ...................49 Myers, Connie.........7, 37, 77. 82. 83 Myers, Christy......44,60,61,69,118 McAllister. Anthony.........29, 55,86. 89. 57. 5 McAllister, Susan..............49, 83 McCann, Lori...................49, 78 McClintock. Steve..................37 McClintock, Suzanne................49 McCormack, Cindy............17, 37,88 McCormick, Dave 44,82 McCormack, Dan .5,17,37, 77, 79,80, 82, 78 McDaniel, Ted .....................49 McDannel, Danny................37, 58 McDannel, Doug ....................29 McGee, John....................49, 57 McGrew. Cathy . . 14. 44. 60, 69, 76. 82 McGrew, Leslie.....................50 McGrew, Rick.......................50 McGrew, Bridget ...................37 McKnight, Robert...................29 McVay, Gene................50, 56, 82 McVay. Rhonda.............29.108, 77, 79,80.82,5,14 Nash, James 44 Nation, Sam.................37, 89,103 Nelson, Denise.................50. 73 Newton. Darryl.................37. 89 Newton. Kay . 14,13,12.29.61,77.87. 62,82.11,5 Northcutt, Marcie..........44, 66,69. 79, 82. 87, 91 Norton, Shari........44. 62. 69. 84. 91 Nossett, Candie....................50 Oakes, Rachel .................29,84 Oestreich, Lori............37, 66, 69 Owens, John..............44, 55. 56, 57 Owens, Tom 59 Parks, Leah 30,82,107 Pate, David 50, 56.65 Paul, Kathaleen 44 Paul. Kathryn 44 Payne, Becky 30 Payne, Dawn 50 Payne. Ricky 44.89 Payne, Troy 30 Pearce. Darrin 50. 58,82 Pearson. Alan 44.91 Peeler, Todd 37,55 Pierson. Angie 50, 62. 69 Pennington. Ronnie 50 Perrine, Beverly 30 Perry. Susan 50 Persinger, Connie. . . 44 Pharris, Beverly . . . 44, 82. 83 Phelps, Beckie 30,83 Phelps, Liz 44.62.79,91 Phelps, Tommy 50. 57, 58 Phillips, Barbara . . 30, 77, 80. 81,88, 90,7,14 Phillips. Candy 50.66,82.112 Phillips. Cindy 30,61,87 Phillips, David 44 Phillips, Joncia 44 Pieplow, Brian 37,70 Plumlee, Shannon 12,18, 37. 71, 66. 88, 90, 83. 76.83 Pruitt, Morris Pruitt, Ruth Ann 50. 56 Putbrese, Mike 37,39, 57,86.113 Raley, Don 44 Randall. Gary 50. 59.83,82,108 Randall, Mike 12,13,14, 22,30, 76, 80,81,82,77,108 Rascher, Kerry 37 Ray. Brad . . .50.56,82,110 Rice. Kent 50 Rice. Marcie 30, 88,82 Rister, Jill 37.88.62 Rinehart. Waynette 50. 88 Robertson. Maggie . . 30,88.90 Roe, Gina 30 Rohr. Shelly 50.62,69,82,118 Rose, David 37.58 Rose. Rae Ann 38 Ross, James 38 Ross, Wesley 30. 55. 63. 5 126 Rowe. Lee Ann..............31.14. 88 Ruckman. Karen 44,7.78.91,114 Ruger, Mark...........................31 Russell. Marc .........31,5. 55. 86. 89 Russell. Richard 44, 64 Rutger. Gerald........................31 Rutt, Anthony.........................50 Sampson, Roger........................50 Sampson, Sheila.......................44 Schell. Judi...........38.66.71,111 Schwaninger, Stacy..............17, 50, 76.88. 122 Schwaninger, Shari ... 5,31.88. 70,90. 122 Sebring, Howard.................44, 70 Sehie. Carla..........................31 Sehie. Pam......................50. 60 Sessions. Paula ................50. 73 Shaw. Suzy......................50, 88 Sheehan. Darren . . 44. 63.86,113,118 Shreffler, Debra.............17,31.82.83 Shreffler, Donna......................38 Slagley, Doug..........5,14. 7,15,31, 58. 63, 70. 76. 82,86. 89. 103 Sledge. Cathy.........................35 Smith. Danny........... 44. 68. 89 Smith. Gary ..........................31 Smith. Tim.................31.89.110 Snyder. Laura..........14. 31.84.102 Snyder, Lee Ann.............50. 62. 76 Soper. Danny..........................82 Speagle, Randy .................50. 56 Spitzner, Eddie.................57, 59 Stanford. Rene6 .11.32. 82. 83. 88.16 Stanford. Shelley 44. 69. 73. 78. 79. 82 Stanford. Susan................5,18. 22, 31,71.88,90 Stanley. Tim..............18.44.63. 55, 70.79.82.86. 10 Stanley. Troy 67.12. 5.18.32. 55. 86. 107 Staples. Nancy.........44. 79. 82. 83 Steele. Mike..........................55 Steele. Walter . . 5.18.14.32,55.63. 70. 82. 86. 89 Stevens. Mary.........................32 Strange. Jami.........................38 Strange, Vicky........................32 Tatman, Mike.......................38,68 Taylor, Christine.....................50 Taylor, David ..................38, 89 Tenney. Walter......................32 Thomas. Kevin.......................59 Thomas. Tony .38. 78. 79.80. 81.82 Thomas. Troy..............50. 58. 65. 86 Thomason, George..............50. 57,110 Thompson. Dora......................32 Thompson. George 91.44. 58. 70.122 Thompson. Jane......................51 Thompson. Lynne................44. 62 Tidwell. Dana.......................51 Tidwell, Ronnie.....................51 Timm. Theresa ........7. 32.82. 88. 90 Timmons. JoAnn .....................51 Timmons. Tammy......................44 Tolliver, Debbie...................45, 91 Tolliver. Candy..............45.60. 61 Tolliver, Polly .................38,84 Tolliver. Tina.................32. 84 Tolliver, Tyler.......45. 55. 56,64, 70 Tooley, Pam.........................32 Trago. Lisa..................38.84.118 Trousdale. Tony.....................17 Uebinger, Shari..............5.17, 34. 38. 79.80.84.88. 114 Utterback, Tina.....................51 Utley. Allen...................56. 83 VanMeter. Ted.......................51 Vandaveer, Renee 45. 60. 61.69 Vandaveer. Robin.................51.69 Venable. Chip.......................38 Venable. Mandy.....................45. 82 Vincent, Randy.....................38, 89 Wagner. Doug ...................45. 55 Walsh. Laurie.............17.38.78.76, 82.80. 81.91 Warren, Angela................32. 77, 82 Warren, Linda..................32. 87 Warren. Shirley.....................33 Warren. Michelle......40. 45. 60. 61.76 Wathan. Jim......................51.56 Waters. Janet.......................45 Wathan. Rhonda...........38.61.69. 87 Webster. Karen......................51 Wells. Stacy..............12.66.91,88, 87.38. 119. 77. 80.81 Welty, Kevin........................45 West. Glenda..........5,14. 33. 61.87 Wheeler. Lori....................51,88 White, Jeff ........................33 Whitehead. Gary 45.55. 56.64. 122 Wicke, Sheila 38.80 Wilkerson, Ken 67,5. 18. 33. 55. 82. 88 Williams. Brad 38 Williams. Brenda 88,85 Williams. Brett 45.64.70 Williams. David 33. 5. 55. 86. 89 Williams. Penny . . 45 Williams. Raymond 33 Wilson, Ed 45 Wilson, Kim A 5,83,17, 38. 79. 80. 82. 88 Wilson. Kimberly Kaye 5. 33, 66. 78.80.82.87.88.90, 113 Wimberly. Sandy 38 Windle, David 33 Windle. Jill 45,82.91 Windle, Karen 51 Winka. Debbie . . 18.38,76.88 Wmka. Mark 46.51.56.65.68 Winka, Mike .5. 18.33.55,68 Wmka, Susan 45.76.122 Winterman, Charles 38.89 Woods, Angie 51 Woods. Maureen 51 Woods. David 51 Woods. Rick 33 Woolever, Robin 45.83 Wood. Tina 45.60. 79,82 Woomer. Gail 33 Woo me r, Kristy 51 Workman. Charles 38 Workman. Larry 56 Workman. Lois 38,83 Worley. Norma 38 Worstell, Mike 58. 65. 70 Worstell, Susan 38.83 Wyman. Darrell 51.56.65 Yates. Becky 45.78 Yates. Debbie 45 Yates. Joyce 51 Young. Cheryl 51 Young. Chris 51 Young, Kam 45 Young. Kelly Laroy 45 Young. Kelly Lynn 45.79.82 Young, Rod 51 127 Dear Reader, Thank you. Because of you we can now rest easy as we finish our pretzels, sip the last of our Coca-cola, and say, “Good-by” to those last minute deadlines. As we take time to look back on this year, we will remember only the happy times, and we will feel the rewards of hard work and dedication; for as you know, not only are we closing the 1980 school year, we are ending our third year as editors of the Harstan. We hope we have accurately illustrated your 1979-80 school year. We wish to thank our staff and especially Mrs. Hayes for putting up with us for a second year. 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