1981 HARSTAN FLORA HIGH SCHOOL Flora, Illinois Volume 60 1st row: Al Winka, Bill Klein, Clair Land; 2nd row: )an Cycholl, Steve Schwaninger, Harold Brooks, and Kent Land Wanda Gish, Unit Bookkeeper, and Margaret Sefton, Unit Secretary 4 Ed Coleman, Principal Betty Linder, janette Gutierrez, and Nancy Clark, Secretaries Nancy Clark and Paul Birk, Guidance Counselors 5 |IM BAIRD, our Political Science and U.S. History teacher, is a graduate of SIU-C and a veteran of 13 years at FHS. His hobbies include tennis and Shame . LUCY BURGESS is a graduate of EIU and an FHA sponsor. Before coming to the high school six years ago, she taught twelve years at McEndree. She teaches Child Care and Cooperative Career Education. In her free time, she enjoys painting, gardening, sewing, and reading. WILLIAM BERRY is celebrating his silver anniversary with FHS. He instructs Wood-working I and II, Cabinetmaking, and Coop. He is a graduate of SIU and enjoys doing church work, hunting, fishing, and studying the Civil War in his leisure time. REBECCA CARSON is beginning her 4th year at Flora High as Comp ll Lit Tech II, Survey English Survey Lit., and Creative Language teacher. She received her BS from EIU and her MA from Evansville. Besides being the Letterwomen sponsor, junior Class sponsor and Assistant Volleyball coach, she enjoys horseback riding and fishing. CHARLES BUCHANAN is in his 8th year at FHS. At present he is the instructor for Remedial Math, General Math, Adapted PE, and Driver's Education. He is the head coach of the girls' basketball and softball teams, and he also sponsors the freshman class. This graduate of EIU enjoys tennis, softball, golf, Shame , and life in general. BETTY DILL, a graduate of EIU, is the General Studies instructor. Entering her third year at FHS, she enjoys oil painting. Girl Scouts, and Business and Professional Women's Club. BOB ELLIOTT serves as the Accounting I and II instructor as well as the classroom Coop instructor. In his 14th year at FHS, he is the Business Club sponsor and a graduate of SIU-C. In his spare time he enjoys jogging, weight lifting, farming, and horses. JEANNE HAVES teaches General Business and Typing I, and also sponsors the Senior Class and the Harstan. She received her BS from EIU. She has been with FHS for three years and enjoys swimming and crewel embroidery. She has been busy this past year building her new house and keeping up with her daughter PATRICK ESTES is instructor for Industrial Education Orientation, Basic Electricity, Advanced Electricity, House Wiring, and Everyday Shop. Being a graduate of Murray State University this is his first year at FHS. He sponsored the Senior Class float. He enjoys photography, metal enameling and ceramics. ELICIA HENDERSON, a graduate of EIU, the Learning Services teacher, the cheerleading sponsor, is in her third year of teaching at FHS. She enjoys taking care of her daughter Brandie |an and doing latch hook in her spare time. MIKE FRY, our Biology I and II and Earth Science teacher, has been teaching for 14 years and is a graduate of EIU. He enjoys deer hunting and Metal detecting in his free time. STEVEN LEE spends his spare time listening to. playing, or singing music. Completing his sixth year at FHS as Comp. l Lit. I, Survey of English l Sur-vey of Lit. I, and lournalism I and II instructor, he still finds time to sponsor the Locust Log and Quill and Scroll. A graduate of SIU-C, Mr. Lee teaches night classes at Frontier Community College. DORTHEA MARTIN, Los Angeles State College and University of Illinois graduate, is in her 13th year at FHS. She instructs Advanced Foods, Fashion Retailing, Child Care, and various other Home Economic classes. In her free time she enjoys reading, swimming, traveling and shopping and also sponsors FHA. CHRIS McQUISTON received her BS in 1969 and her MS in 1975 from Illinois State University. Entering her 13th year at FHS she sponsors the Sophomore Class and teaches Consumer Economics, Ancient History, Modern European History, and Intro, to Political Science. 8 |IM MIGLIN teaches Health and Earth Science. Besides being head baseball and assistant football coach, he referees volleyball and basketball. He is a graduate of EIU and a city commissioner. An 11 year veteran of FHS he enjoys playing softball, tennis, golf, horse-back riding, and fishing in his spare time. DEBRA NESTEL is in her first year at FHS. She is a graduate of Indiana University. She currently teaches PE and Driver's Ed. She is the head volleyball coach and assistant coach for girls' basketball. Her spare time activities include playing racquetball, swimming, and snow skiing. |OE McCOY, a graduate of EIU, is on his 8th year. He is the instructor for Speech and English and the drama sponsor. His hobbies include only what he referred to as Star (Bart) gazing and following The Pack (Green Bay Packers). LES O'DELL has been with FHS for 11 years. He is the wrestling coach and Drafting and Woodworking teacher. He is a graduate of EIU and a referee for volleyball. VICKI PAYNE, a seven year veteran of FHS, is the Recordkeeping, Typing I, and Data Processing teacher. She is a graduate of EIU and a National Honor Society sponsor. In her free time she enjoys doing needlework. BILL PHILLIPS is the instructor for Art I, II, III and IV. He has been with FHS for 21 years and is a graduate of Western Illinois University. He is now contemplating an Art Honor Society for which he would be the sponsor. In his spare time he enjoys art, fishing, and softball. HARRY PENRY, Instrumental Music, Vocal Music, Music History, and Music Theory teacher and musical director, has been at FHS for 11 years. He got his BME at SIU-C and MME at ISU. In his free time he enjoys working on antique cars. MICK PETERSON sponsors the Letter-men and coaches the Frosh-Soph football and basketball teams. A graduate of Augustana College and in his 7th year, he is the instructor for Comp. Ill, American Lit., and Creative Lang. l Lit. I. He likes to play golf, tennis, and softball. RICK PORTER is the instructor for Physics, Chemistry, and Geometry. He is beginning his 4th year at FHS and is a graduate of EIU. In his spare time he enjoys many different sports and hunting. Rick also is assistant football and basketball coach. LEW REED is in his 1st year at FHS as head football and track coach as well as instructor for General Math and Algebra I. He is a graduate of Western Illinois University. He enjoys fishing in his spare time. 9 ANNE RILEY has spent 16 glorious years at Flora High. At present she teaches Mythology, Survey of English-Lit. Ill, and Advanced Composition IV. She is a graduate of McKendree College. In her free time she enjoys FHS spectator sports (especially football and volleyball). Playing with grandchildren, doing needlework, reading, and gardening rank high on her list, also. DONNA SMITH is in her 7th year at FHS. She is the instructor for Shorthand I, Clerical Practice, Typing II, Executive Secretarial Practice and also is a sponsor of the National Honor Society and the Business Club. A graduate of EIU, she likes to garden. 10 PEGGY RIPPERDAN, a graduate of SIU-C is in her 12th year at FHS. She is the Physical Education instructor. In her spare time, she likes to play golf, go boating, and read. KAY SPITZNER is the Algebra and II, Senior Math, and Vocational Math teacher. A graduate of SIU-C, she is the sponsor of the Math Club and Mu Alpha Theta. Having taught here for 22 years, this was her last. When she has spare time, she enjoys babysitting for her grandchildren, camping, sewing, knitting, reading, and listening to music. TOM RIVER has been teaching at FHS for four years. He teaches Spanish I, II, III, and IV. He is a sponsor for the Sophomore Class as well as Spanish Club sponsor. He is a graduate of SIU-E, who likes to play piano. JOANNE STANFORD is involved in the Success Program at FHS and is in her first full year of teaching. She is a graduate of EIU and enjoys bridge, traveling, and visiting historic sites. MARY BETH STINE has degrees from Stephens College and the U of I. She has been teaching at FHS for 22 years and is currently an instructor for Family Ecology, Cooperative Career Education, is the Vocational Director and is the sponsor for FHA-Hero. In her spare time, she enjoys walking, Honda riding, swimming, golf, and tennis. DALE WAGNER, in his 7th year, is director of the Library Science and Media Center. He has degrees from both SIU-C and SIU-E. In his spare time he enjoys reading, writing, and gardening. )ERRY STRINGER is in his 9th year as instructor for Psychology and PE as well boys' tennis coach. He is a graduate of Murray State University and enjoys tennis, racquetball and camping in his free time. |OHN UPTON, the Building Trades I and II teacher, is in his 6th year at FHS. He graduated from SIU-C and enjoys restoring antique cars. TOM WELCH is in his first year at FHS as instructor for American History and PE. He is also the golf and varsity boys' basketball coach. He is a graduate of Illinois State University. He enjoys any and all sports in his spare time. DON TALMANT is the instructor for American History and Experience Based Career Education. He has been with FHS for ten years and is the girls' tennis coach and a graduate of SIU, where he received his BA and his MA. He enjoys playing tennis in his spare time. ROBERT WHEELER has been at FHS for 14 years. He is a graduate of University of Illinois and instructs Agriculture, Small Gas Engine Repair, Agriculture Power Mechanics and is the sponsor of EFA. Flying Washer Pitching Contests are the interests of his free time. Inize Henson, Geraldine Dickey, Norma Mills, and Goldia Cole Debbie Kincaid, Karen Shehorn, and Kathy Gibson Dios Misenhimer, David Coble, Gene Ray, Lowell Lewis, lohn Lauderback, and Ranard Greenwood 12 Pat Ritchey, Casey Eastin, Delores Brewer, )im Tackitt, and Ron Thompson Candy Tolliver, Janet Waters, Dana Neff and Kathy Paul. Coach Welch, Todd Eastin, and Mike Putbrese Paula Corry, Teresa Martin, Alicia Northcutt, and Mr. Penry Jamey Landreth and Mr. Baird 13 15 Calvin Booth, Roger Sampson, Julie Adams, Maria Dockins, Hollie Noblet, and Robin Fisher_______________________________ Tony Trousdale Scott Wreath, David Brown, and Darren Williams Randy Speagle, Bonnie Krutsinger, and Kim Fatheree 16 Lisa Brown The Class of 81 began the year with a bang when their float placed first in the Homecoming competition. The joys of victory did not last long because they soon turned to sweat and tears over passing the constitution. When it was passed, however, the seniors turned their thoughts toward graduation. Debbie Winka, Emily Bunnell, Shannon Plumlee Dave Dulaney, Blake Briscoe, Tom Sherri Elving and Lisa Frost Flirtin' with disaster CLASS OFFICERS Vice President — Shari Lewis Secretary-Treasurer — Judi Schell President — Ron Goldstein ATKISSON, BRENDA BALL, LEIFSON L. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Locust Log 2, Track 3 BASSETT, RANDY BEARD, PAULA |ANE BECK, MICHAEL B Football 4, Track 2 BOOTH, MARCUS STEVEN Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Musicals 1, 3, 4, Football I, 4 BRAKE, CYNTHIA McCORMACK Chorus 1, 2, Musicals 1, School Plays 2, 3, FHA I, 2, 3, Cross Country Statician 4 BRISCOE, BLAKE M. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen 3, 4, Homecoming King 4 BRISCOE, KEVIN BRENT FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, Basketball 1 BROWN, LISA Band 1, 2, FFA 1, 2 BROWN, TERESA LYN Business Club 1, 4 BUMGARNER, DAVE ALAN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 BUNNELL, MARY EMILY Student Council 4, NHS 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Musicals 1, 3, 4, School Plays 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Harstan 1, 2, Math Club 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Letter-women 3, 4, Pep Club 4, FHA Sweetheart Attendant 1, 3, FHA Sweetheart Queen Candidate 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Prom Attendant 3 BURGESS, ROBERT KENT Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Tennis 1, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Lettermen 1, 2, 3, 4 — President 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 — Treasurer 4, Basketball 1, 2 CORRY, |OHN WILLIAM Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, Wrestling 2, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 CORRY, PATRICIA ANN COUGHLIN, DEBORAH LYNN Business Club 4, FHA 1, 2, 4 COX, DARRELL WAYNE Basketball 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 DANNELLS, KELLY R. Track 2 DAWKINS, MARK Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 DICKINSON, )ULIE ANN Business Club 4 — President, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Musicals 1, 3, Pep Club 4 DULANEY, DAVID S. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3 — Secretary, FHA 3, FFA 4, Spanish Club 1 — Vice President, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Lettermen 2, 3, 4 DUNAHEE, KATHY S, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 — Vice Pres. Projects 4 DUNNIGAN, JENNIE FORTH Student Council 3, Class Officer 3 — President, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Tennis 3 EDMISON JR., ROGER ALLEN Chorus 3, 4, Musicals 3, 4, School Play 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Key Club 3 ELVING, SHERRI LYNNE NHS 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 1, 3, 4, School Plays 2, 3, 4 - Director 4, Harstan 1, 2, 3, 4 -Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 FATHEREEE, MARTY LEONARD FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 3, 4 20 COOK, JEFFREY A FERGUSON, TAMMY STARR Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Musicals 4, Pit Band 3, School Play 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2 FERGUSON, TOMMY R. Spanish Club 1, 2, Math Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, Lettermen 3, 4 FORTH, IACQUELINE S. Harstan 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Math Club 3 FORTH, |ANE ANN Band 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, Letterwomen 1, 2, 3, 4 FROST, LISA DARLENE Chorus 1, 2, 3, Musicals 1, 3, FHA 4, Flag Girl 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Key Club 4 FROST, SUSAN LYNETTE Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Musicals 1, 3, 4, School Plays 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4 — Treasurer 4 GILL, KAREN G. NHS 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4 - President 3 GOLDSTEIN, RON S. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class Officer — President 2, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, Lettermen 2, 3, 4 GRACERT, TERRI E. Business Club 1, Chorus 1, FHA 1, 3,4 GRUBB, RONDA GUERRETTAZ, VINCE Locust Log 2, Math Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Westling 1, 2 HENDERSON, STEPHANIE HENDERSON, VIVIAN SUE Business Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Musicals 1 HILMES, BRIGITTE DENISE FFA I, 2, 3, 4 — Secretary 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, Flag Girl 3, 4 HOLMAN, BECKY S, FHA 2, 3, 4 HUDGINS, KEVIN LEE JOHNSON, APRIL LYNN Locust Log 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Basketball 2 JONES, GINI ANNETTE Chorus 1, 2, 4, Musicals 1, FHA 4, Locust Log 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Math Club 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4 JONES, ROBBIE KESTERSON, RICHARD SCOTT Chorus 4, Musicals 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen 4, Pep Club 4 — President 4 KETZNER, CHRISTI LYNN Business Club 1, FHA 1, 2, Harstan 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4 — Treasurer 4, Cross Country Statician 2, 4 KLANKE, JOHN D. School Plays 3, FFA 1, 2, 3 KNAPP, SUSAN DENISE Business Club 4 — Treasurer 4, Band 1, 2, FHA 3, 4, Tennis 3, Cheerleader 2, Pep Club 4, FHA Sweetheart Attendant 3 KNUPFFER, SUSI Chorus 4, Musicals 4, Foreign Exchange Student from Germany KRUTSINGER, JIM E, Wrestling 2, Key Club 4 KRUTSINGER, SARA MAY Business Club 1, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, Letterwomen 3,4 KYBURZ, JANA D. Band 1, FHA 1, Pep Club 2 LAKE, TARI A. Student Council 1, Class Officer — President 1, FHA 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2 21 St We are crazy, We are fun, We're the class of '81! Todd Peeler Tony Moats and Lisa Frost Sherri Elving, Lisa Frost, and Lisa Trago Stacy Wells Leifson Ball Connie Myers, Lisa Brown and Lisa Masters LANDRETH, APRIL |. Musicals 4, FHA 3 LAWRENCE. JESSE RAYMOND FFA 4, Basketball 1, 2 LEWIS, SHARI UEBINCER Class Officer — Vice President 3, 4, Business Club 3, Band 3, Chorus 3, Musicals 1, 3, School Plays 1, 2, 3, Locust Log 2, 3, Harstan 1, 2, Quill and Scroll 3, Flag Girl 2, 3 MARTIN, KEVIN MASTERS, LISA ANNE Business Club 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 — Vice President 4, Pep Club 4 — Vice President 4, Harstan 3, FHA Sweetheart Queen Candidate 4 MATTOX, CYNTHIA LYNN Business Club 1, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Musicals 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 McCLINTOCK, STEVE Football 1, 4 McCORMACK, DANNY RAY Student Council 2, NHS 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Musicals 3, 4, School Plays 2, 3, 4, Locust Log 2, 3, 4 - Associate Editor 4, Harstan 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4 McGREW, BRIDGET ANN Business Club 4, Chorus 1, Musicals 1, FHA 1, 2, 4 MERRITT, CAROLYN LYNN Band 1,2 MILLS. GARY LEE NHS 3, 4 — President 4, Chorus 3, 4, Musicals 3, 4, Locust Log 2, 3, 4 — Editor 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3,4, Lettermen 4 MOATS, ANTHONY STEVEN Chorus 3, 4, Musicals 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Cross Country 3, Baseball 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Lettermen 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4 MOORE, ASHLEY MYLES Spanish Club 2 MYERS, CONNIE MARIE NHS 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Musicals 1, 3, 4 (Pit Band), Spanish Club 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 NATION, SAM J. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 NEWTON, DARRYL LEE FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 - Sentinel 4, Basketball 1 OESTREICH, LORI ANN Business Club 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, Basketball 1, Softball 3, 4, Letterwomen 4, FHA Sweetheart Queen Candidate 4 PEELER, TODD WILSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Baseball 1, 2, Lettermen 4 PICKEL, I AMI MARIE Business Club 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play 3 PIEPLOW, BRIAN SCOTT Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1 PLUMLEE, SHANNON DAWN Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Musicals 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, 4 PUTBRESE. MICHAEL PAUL Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen 3, 4 - Secretary-Treasurer 4 RASCHER. KERRY LEE RISTER, VALENE JILL Business Club 1, 2, 3, School Plays 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 2 ROSE. DAVID Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 ROSS, JAMES EDWARD Football 1 SCHELL, JUDITH ANN Class Officer — Secretary-Treasurer — 4, NHS 4, Band 1, 2, FHA 2, Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, Letterwomen 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 — Captain 2, 4 SLEDGE. CATHY J. FHA 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1 28 T ATMAN, MICHAEL R. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 TAYLOR, DAVID L. FFA 1,2, 3,4 THOMAS, KEVIN LEE FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Let-termen 2, 3, 4 THOMAS, TONY Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Musicals 4, Locust Log 2, 3, 4 — Associate Editor 4, Harstan 3, Math Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 TOLLIVER, POLLY MARIE Musicals 1, Harstan 1, 2, Math Club 4, Flag Girl 2, 3, 4 TRAGO, LISA ANN FHA 1, 2, 4, Volleyball 3, Flag Girl 3, 4, Key Club 4, Pep Club 4 UEBINGER, JEFFERY JOSEPH Football 1, Basketball 1, 4, Tennis 4, Golf 2, Lettermen 4 VINCENT, RANDY N. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 — Greenhand President 1, President 4, Pep Club 4 WALSH, LAURIE |ANE Class Officer - Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2, NHS 3, 4 — Secretary 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 3, 4, School Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, Harstan 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — Secretary 3, President 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4 — Secretary 3, President 4, Pep Club 4 WATHAN, RHONDA SUE FHA 3, 4 — Officer 4, Basketball 1, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Letterwomen 3, 4 WELLS, STACY ANN Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, FHA 3, 4 — Treasurer 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4 -Program Chairman 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, Letterwomen 1, 2, 3, 4 — Vice President 3, President 4, Pep Club 4, Student Body President 4, Prom Attendant 3 WICKE, SHEILA Business Club 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Math Club 3, 4 — Vice President 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Key Club 4 WILLIAMS, BRAD D. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 WILSON, KIMBERLY ANNE Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Musicals, 1, 3, 4, School Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Locust Log 2, 3, 4, Harstan 1, 2, Spanish 1, 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Key Club 3, Softball Statician 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2,3 WINGO, BETH ANN Business Club 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3 WINKA, DEBORAH LYNN Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer - Vice President 1, 2, NHS 4, FHA 3, 4, Harstan 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2 — Vice President 2, Boys' Basketball Statician 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Pep Club 4 - Secretary-Treasurer 4 WINTERMANN, CHARLES HENRY Band 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 WOODS, RAE ANN NHS 4, Business Club 4, FHA 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Math Club 4 , Mu Alpha Theta 4, Volleyball 2 WORKMAN, CHARLES LEROY WORKMAN, LOIS D. Chorus 3,4, Musicals 3, 4 WORSTELL, SUSAN JOAN Business Club 4 — Secretary 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Musicals 1, 3, School Plays 4, FHA 4, Locust Log 4, Harstan 1, Cross Country Statician 3, Pep Club 4, Key Club 4 29 31 Maura Huffman, Shari Norton and Monica Guerrettaz State of Shock The 1980-81 Junior class started the year out on the right foot by placing second with their float in the Homecoming parade. The title of the float was State of Shock. To make money for the Junior-Senior Prom, they sold magazine subscriptions but fell a little bit short of their goal. CLASS OFFICERS Vice President - Gary Whitehead Secretary-Treasurer — Shelley Stanford President — Danny Smith 32 Anderson, Cathy Anderson, Doug Auvil, Linda Baker, Marla Batch, Don Barnes, David Bayles, Randy Beck, Freda Booth, Cindy Brooks, Donald Brown, Guy Broyles, Julia Janet Waters Susan Winka Burgess, Mike Burk, Stacy Burroughs, Barbara Bute, Brook Callahan, )anice Carroll, Greg Casolari, Cheri Childers, Nancy Clarner, jodi Cobb. Bruce Colclasure, Carl Connell, Ronnie Cook, Susan Corry, Lee Ann Cox, Carla Curtis, loyce Curtis. Don Cycholl, Garin Daugherty. Scott Dockins, Maria Douthit. Kayla Drake, Kaye Dulaney, Ken Eastin, Sherryl Larry Workman, Don Raley, Tommy Lake, Ken Dulaney, and John Harrison Eaton, Jim Erbacher, Audrey Estheimer, Will Evans, Kendal Fenton, Tom Ferguson, Tony 34 Forth. Chris Glassford, Yancey Given. Terry Green. Rowena Greenwood, Mike Greenwood, Sheila Goodman, Doug Guerrettaz, Monica Hall, Bill Hargis, Scott Harned, Doug Harrell, Bill Harrison, John Hatcher, Leon Heimann, Kevin Henson, Herbie Henson, Beverly Henderson. Ann Cheri Casolari, Dale Monical, and )oe Odham. Mike Tatman and K-Leen Paul Hethman, Lynn Hinkle, Gary Hodges, Robin Holmes, Lisa Hosselton, Roger Howe, Wayne Huffman, Maura Jennings, Barry Johnson, Perry Jones, Brad Kling, Jerry Lake, Tommy 35 Kyburz, Sheryl Las well, Allan Lewis, Tim Lewis, Curt Luff, Lana Luttrell, Tony McCormick, David McGrew, Cathy Martin. DeeDee Martin, April Matlock, T. L. Melton, Larry Moats, Lesley Morkin, Lisa Morris, Ian Morris. Joy Moses, Nancy Murbarger, Cheryl Myers, Christy Nash, lames Northcutt, Marcie Norton, Shari Owens, lohn Paul. Kathy Paul, K-leen Payne, Rick Payne, Ranciy Pearson. Alan Pharris, Beverly Phillips, Joncia Phelps, Liz Pride, Brian Raley. Don Ruckman. Karen Russell. Ric hard Sampson. Sheila Sebring. Howard Sheehan. Darren Smith. Danny Spitzner, Eddie Stanford. Shelley Stanley. Tim IPS Staples, Nancy Thomas, Amy Thompson, George Thompson. Lynne Tolliver. Candy Tolliver. Debbie 37 Tolliver, Tyler Vanda veer, Renee Venable, Mandy Warren, Shelly Waters, Janet Welty, Kevin Whitehead, Gary Williams, Brett Williams, Penny Wimberly, Sandy Windle, Jill Winka, Susan Wood, Tina Workman, Larry Woolever, Robin Wagner, Doug Yates, Becky Yates, Debbie Young, David Young, Kam Young, Kelly The Sophomore class received 3rd place on their Homecoming float, entitled Stomp the Salukies. On their magazine subscription sales, they surpassed their goal of $3,500 and received a total amount of $4,434.06, with a commission of $1,779.63. The sophomores hope our remaining years at FHS will be as exciting as this one has been. lackie Pickel and Candy Barnes Alicia Northcutt, Andy Judd, Gary Randall and Melanie Fry “Stomp the Salukies CLASS OFFICERS Secretary-Treasurer - Candy Phillips President - Mark Winka Vice President — Stephanie Hadden 39 40 Barnes. Candy Bassett. Kim Baumgart, Pam Blackwell, Donnie Blackwell, Tony Bowen, Donna Brandon, Sue Britt, Emma Brown, Becky Brown, David Bryan, Jeff Bunnell, )ohn Burroughs. Leslie Bute, Robbie Canterbury, Michell Castleberry, Viola Chaney, jay Childers, Bobby Clark, Don Clark, Toni Coggin, Krystal Colclasure, Barbara Colclasure. Greg Conder, Tim Conklin, Danny Connell, Kevin Conner. Julie Cook. Theresa Corry, Paula Cosner, Wayne Cruse. Ronnie Dulaney, Allison Dulaney. Becky Dunahee. Alan Dunbar. Julie Eastin, Todd Fastm, Vickie Fitzgerald, Harry Forth, Mark Frost, Sandy Fry, Melanie Garrett, David Greenwood, Angie Gregory, Darrell Griffith, J. D. Guinn, lohn Hadden. Stephanie Hassebrock, Michelle Hockman. Randy Holan. Craig Huffman. Ricky Hunt, Becky Jackson, Sandra Judd, Andy Kidd, Ruthann King, Stephanie King, Steve Kling, Janet Koehler, John Koehler, Robin Koons, Wayne Kroeger. Darla Land, Kent Laughlin, Angela Leak, Nancy Leathers, Debbie Lents, Mike Lewis. Keith Martin. Teresa Matlock. Linda McAllister. Susan McCann, Lon McDaniel, Ted McGee, John McGrew, Leslie McGrew, Ricky McVay, Gene Millar, Sally Montaya, Tammy Murbarger, Dean Nelson, Denise Olson, Dick Pate, David Payne, Dawn Chris Young and Michelle Hassebrock Square Dancing Pearce, Darren Phillips, Candy Pickel, Jacki Pierson, Angie Randall. Gary Ray, Brad Replogle, Celeste Rice, Kent Rinehart. Waynette Sampson. Roger Schwanmger, Stacy Sehie, Pam Sessions. Pauls Snyder, Lee Ann Speagle, Randy Taylor, Christine Thomas, Troy Thompson, Jane Tidwell, Ronnie Trousdale, Derek Utterback, Tina Vandaveer, Robin Webster, Karen Wheeler. Lori Robin Hodges, Kim Hodges, and Karen Ruckman Paula Sessions, Stephanie King and Becky Hunt Windle, Karen Winka, Mark Woods, Angie Woods, Maureen Woomer, Kristy Workman, Tina Worstell, Mike Wyman, Darrell Yates, Joyce Young, Chris Young. Rod Rohr, Shelly Dan McDannel and Bridget McGrew Sheila Sampson and Susan Worstell Tammy Ferguson and Karen Gill Eddie Spitzner and Jeff Boyd Connie Myers, Gary Mills, Carla Cox, Tim Smith, Tammy Ferguson, Ken |en- Margie Toon, Lynne Briscoe, and Kim nings, Lisa Trago, Lisa Masters arid Todd Peeler Fatheree 45 Smfimm Lezlie Mason, Bonnie Krutsinger, Angie Martin and Robin White Drivin' the Salukis Away The freshman class of 1980-81 started out the year slowly. They received last place on their homecoming float, entitled Ooh, We re Drivin' the Salukies Away. Robin White was chosen to be the freshman attendant at the Homecoming dance. Even though we started out slowly, we had fun this year at FHS. Mike Stanford CLASS OFFICERS Secretary-Treasurer — Angie Reagan President - Connie Banhart Vice President — Sunny Erbacher 46 Adams. Julie Allen. Paul Auvil, Larry Baity, Kevin Banhart. Connie Beck, Helen Berger. Jerry Block, Jeff Booth, Kristy Briscoe, Lynn Brooks. Julie Brown. Jackie Brian Patterson and Angie Martin Ken Wilson and Renee Devor Bryan. Karen Burkett, David Burton. Dena Camp. Mike Carter. Jimmy Clement. Lori Coldasure, Kevin Decker. Penny Dennis. Gary Devor. Renee Eastin. Dorrinda Dunpigan. Darin 47 Hoskins. Patsy Huffman. David Humphre , lulie johnson, Bobby Kaufman. Kelly Kesterson. Andrew Eck, Beluah Elving, Craig Engelmier. Lorna Erbacher, Sunny Fatheree, Kim Fehrenbacher. Ton Fisher. Robih Frost. Karen Garrett, Angela Glassford, Kim Goodman. Chris Harned, Mark Greg Holland, Scott Rudy, Rick Randall, Kevin Baity, and Craig Elving Harris, Tammy Harvey, joni Hawks, Kenny Hilliard, Mike Hodges, Kim Holland, Greg Krutsinger, Bonnie Kurtz, Melanie Laughlin, Regina Lewis, Cindy Martin, Angie Mattox, Crystal McAllister, Tim McDaniel, Doyne McGrew, Sondra McKnelly, Steve Melton, David Miller, Randy Mislich, Kenny Morkin, Tony Moses, Doug Neff, Scott Noblet, Hollie Northcutt, Alicia Paradise. Michelle Patterson, Brian Paxton, Scott Pearce, Tammy Pearson, Kelly Pennington, Ronnie Lezlie Mason, )oni Harvey, Connie Banhart, Connie Banhart, David Young, Tammy Harris, and and Lisa Vincent Hollie Noblet 49 Perry, Tamara Persinger, Dennis Powell, Debbie Powless, Roger Randall, Rick Reagan, Angie Ross, Kerry Ross, Sabrina Rudy, Scott Sebring, Rick Sehie, Tim Smith, David Band 5th hour Gary Randall, )ay Thatcher Sparlin, Brenda Spitzner, Sandy Stanford, Mike Stanley, Brad Taylor, Mike Thatcher, lay Thomas, Lori Thomas, Sara Toon, Margie Toon, Terry VanMeter, Dan Vincent, Lisa 50 Walker, Karen Walker, Sharon Walker, Tracy Warren, Harold Waters, Rusty White, Robin Wicke, Steve Williams, Darren Williams, Wayne Wilson, Calvin Wilson, Ken Winka, Tracy Wingo, Bobby Woomer, Sandy Wreath, Scott Young, Cindy Young, David Young, Lisa 51 53 Student Council The main activities of the Student Council took place during the Fall. The five days before the Homecoming Dance were full of fun and crazy activities such as Hat Day, Grub Day, Dress-up Day, Orange and Blue Day, and Sock Day. The Student Council also decorated the gym for the Homecoming Dance. The Student Council was lead by Student Body President Stacy Wells, and Mr. Rinehart sponsored the group 1st row: Melani Fry, Lee Ann Synder, Susan Winka, Shelley Stanford, Ken Land, Lee Ann Corry, Cindy Booth, )oy Morris, lanet Kling, Dawn Payne; 2nd row: Kent Burgess, Dave Dulaney, |an Morris, Blake Briscoe, Cj n Smith, John Bunnell, Mark Winka, Linda Matlock, Sunny Erbacher, Alicia Northcutt; 3rd row: Tracy Winka, Debbie Winka, Shannon Plumlee, Emily Bunnell, Shelly Warren, Angie Reagan, Kim Hodges, Connie Banhart, Debbie Powell, and Julie Brooks. 1st row: Shelley Stanford, Susan Winka, Shelia Wicke, Debbie Tolliver, Nancy Moses, Maria Dockins; 2nd row: Bridgette Hilmes, Emily Bunnell, Stacy Wells, Karen Ruckman, Laurie Walsh; 3rd row: Mrs. Spitzner, Brad lones. Gini (ones, and Garin Cycholl Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta is an honorary club for students who show an excellence in math. Members must be active in Math Club and have an overall B average in all subjects. New members were recognized in the spring. National Honor Society Activities for the National Honor Society included monthly meetings at the numbers' houses, a cook-out at Stacy Wells' house, and a Christmas party at Laurie Walsh's house that included a gift exchange. Each meeting was highlighted by a guest speaker. During the November meeting Shelley Millin, a foreign exchange student from Australia who had been living in Salem, showed various slides of Australia and gave an excellent speech. Susanne Knupffer, Flora's own foreign exchange student from Germany, also spoke at January's meeting. She discussed differences in Germany and the U.S. and provided an enjoyable evening of entertainment for the National Honor Society members. Activities included working concessions at basketball and football games and selling Class of 81 T-shirts. 1st row: Emily Bunnell, Connie Myers, Judi Schell, Debbie Winka; 2nd row: Stacy Wells, Gary Mills, Rae Ann Woods, Karen Gill; 3rd row: Mrs. Smith, Laurie Walsh, Dan McCormack, Sherri Elving, and Mrs. Payne 1st row: Kathy Paul, K-leen Paul, Debbie Tolliver, Karen Ruckman, Nancy Moses, Sheila Greenwood; 2nd row: Shelley Stanford, Maria Dockins, Maura Huffman, Amy Thomas, Brad Jones, Gini Jones, Bill Hall, and Garin Cycholl 55 1st row Paula Sessions, Kelly Kaufman, Shelly Rohr, Lori McCann, Kendal Evans, Lori Wheeler, Kim Hodges, Stephanie Hadden; 2nd row Mrs Hayes, loyce Yates, Maura Huffman, Karen Ruckman, Robin Hodges, Sherri Elving, and Sandy lackson Locust Log I he Locust Log had a very successful year. The staff produced ten issues of information, opinion, advertisement, and entertainment Besides the everyday, every-issue activity, the staff participated in evaluations by the National Scholastic Press Association, Quill and Scroll, and Southern Illinois School Press Association, receiving First Class, International First Place, and Blue Banner Award. Individual staff members also placed at SISPA's spring conference in April were Liz Phelps, who received first place for her featurette, and Dan McCormack, who received third place for his ad. Honorable mentions were received by Liz Phelps, Dan McCormack, Craig Holan, Tony Thomas, and Gary Mills. Garry Mills was the editor for the Locust Log during the 80-81 school year and Mr. Lee was the advisor. Harstan The 1980-8 I Harstan staff began, again, with quite a large group of students and ended the year with only a few hard workers. Despite the large dropout rate, those lett worked hard and came through. In April, many of the members attended SISPA in Carbondale along with their sponsor, Mrs. Hayes. Leading the Harstan staff were Editor Sherri Elving and Assistant Editor Karen Ruckman. 1st row Stephanie Hadden, Chris Forth, Monica Guerrettaz, Shelly Warren, Tina Wood, Candy Phillips, Julie Conner, Susan Worstell; 2nd row Mr Lee, Gini lones, Leslie McGrew, Paula Sessions, Tina Utterback. Lee Ann Corry, Marcie Northcutt, Maria Dockms. Robin Hodges, Nancy Staples; 3rd row: Mark Winka, Darren Sheehan, Shelley Stanford, Tony Thomas, Debbie Yates. 4th row Gary Randall, Tim Stanley, Gary Mills, and Liz Phelps Quill And Scroll On April 30th, the members ol the Quill and Scroll were recognized and given certificates and charms. Editors Cary Mills and Sherri Elving were recognized and next year's editors, Maria Dockins and Karen Ruckman, were announced. The banquet was held at the Gallery with Mrs. Riley as the special guest. 1st row: Mr. Lee, Maura Huffman, Kendal Evans, Shelly Warren. Tina Woods, Karen Ruckman, Robin Hodges, Nancy Staples; 2nd row: Mrs. Hayes, Chris Forth. Cini lones, Shelley Stanford, Marcie Northcutt, Maria Dockins, Sherri Elving; 3rd row Darren Sheehan, Tim Stanley, Monica Cuerrettaz, Cary Mills, Tony Thomas, and Liz Phelps Dan McCormack We, as members of the Harstan staff, would like to take this opportunity to thank Dan McCormack for his help in making the 1981 yearbook, along with the previous three, successful. Dan worked hard designing the Harstan covers, as well as making numerous other contributions to the Harstan and Locust Log, Unfortunately, Dan failed to be recognized in our organizational pictures as a member of the Harstan, Locust Log, and Quill and Scroll. We feel that Dan should be praised for his talent and skill. Once again, Dan, thanks for your help! Dan McCormack 57 Qpanish Club A-verde . . . G-rojo . . Yo Gano! These shouts were often heard ringing through the halls of Flora High on Monday nights. The sounds did not come from ghosts, though. They came from members of the Spanish Club as they tried their luck at the Spanish version of BINGO. Besides the monthly meetings, the Spanish Club had its annual Christmas party. They celebrated the holiday by eating treats and singing canciones with the club sponsor. Sr. River. Offices were held by Kelly Kaufman, Shari Norton, and Debbie Powell as President, Vice President and Secretary-treasurer, respectively. 1st row: Tommy Ferguson, Bridgett Hilmes, Emily Bunnell, Stacy Wells, Karen Gill; 2nd row: Mrs. Spitzner. Christi Ketzner, Sheila Wicke, Gini lones, Laurie Walsh, Rae Ann Woods; 3rd row: Carl Colclasure, Debbie Tolliver, Karen Ruckman, Cathy Anderson, Polly Tolliver, Brad lones; 4th row: Tim Stanley, Shelley Stanford, Nancy Moses, Audrey Erbacher. Susan Winka, and Garin Cycholl 1st row: Monica Guerrettaz, Shari Norton, Kelly Kaufman, Sheila Greenwood, Paula Sessions, Tina Utterback, Sherri Elving. Stacy Wells, Laurie Walsh; 2nd row: Gini Jones, Julie Conners, Alicia Northcutt, Gary Randall, Maureen Woods, Candy Phillips, Mr. River; 3rd row: Christi Ketzner, Cathy Anderson, Kim Glasstord, Linda Auvil, Alan Pearson, Kim Henson, Debbie Powell; 4th row: Mark Winka, Craig Holan, Kelly Pearson, Scott Wreath, Georgie Thomason, Ruthann Kidd, and Tonya Feh-renbacher Math Club The 1980-81 Math Club held a wide variety of enjoyable and interesting activities. Included among these were an annual Christmas party, held in the home of Mrs. Spitzner, sponsor of the club, and a visit to the Telephone Office. The highlight of the year was the Bunco party, which sophomores who excel in math were invited to attend. Laurie Walsh and Sheila Wicke served as president and vice-president, respectively. Christi Ketzner served as treasurer and Brad Jones held the office of Program Chairman. Emily Bunnell served as secretary. Business Club The Business Club, sponsored by Mrs. Smith and Mr. Elliott, has lead a very busy year. They raised money for a pizza party by working at concession stands and selling candy bars. Throughout the year, they had various speakers at their meetings, including Carol Newton, legal secretary. Officers for the 1980-81 Business Club were President Julie Dickinson, Vice-President Jane Thompson, Secretary, Susan Worstell, and Treasurer Susan Knapp. 1st row: Susan Knapp, Julie Dickinson, Joy Morris, Cathy McGrew, Cindy Lewis; 2nd row: Linda Auvil, Susan Worstell, Janet Waters, Sandy Frost, and Julie Brooks Key Club The Key Club is in it's second year at Flora High School, and is sponsored by the Kiwana's Club. The advisor, Don Evans, is a member of the Kiwana's. The letters in Key stand for Keenly Educated Youths. Money was raised for the Heart Fund this year through a Heart Point Pledge, which was associated with the number of points that our boy's varsity basketball team made. Selling Santa Crams and turkey raffle tickets helped the club raise enough money to benefit the hospital and nursing homes. The officers were Laurie Walsh, president; Kendal Evans, secretary, and Susan Frost, treasurer. 1st row: Teresa Martin, Lisa Frost, Lisa Trago, Laurie Walsh, Susan Worstell; 2nd row: Robin Koehler, Becky Hunt, Paula Cor-ry, Lori Wheeler, and Susan Frost 59 Lettermen The Lettermen have been very active this year. They had one money making project, selling Wolves Fever towels to initiate school spirit. The officers elected were: President Kent Burgess, Vice President Blake Briscoe, Secretary-Treasurer Mike Putbrese, and Sergeant-at-Arms Tim Stanley. The Letterman's club sponsored the Senior-Faculty Came, Golden Oldies Dress-Up Day, and they nominated the Senior Athlete of the Year. Their trip was to St. Louis in May to see the Cardinals play. 1st row: Mark Winka, Gary Whitehead, Tim Stanley, Richard Russell, )im Eaton; 2nd row: Mike Burgess, Darren Sheehan, Todd Eastin, Randy Hockman, Katie and Mr. Peterson 1st row: Blake Briscoe, Mike Putbrese, Kent Burgess, Scott Daugherty, Dave Dulaney, Tyler Tolliver; 2nd row: Herb Henson, Craig Holan, Mike Greenwood, Todd Peeler, Richard Kesterson, Larry Workman, Yancey Classford, Bob Childers, Troy Thomas, Steve King, Mike Worstell; 3rd row: Ed Wilson, Tony Moats, and Ron Goldstein 60 Letterwomen The Letterwomen, sponsored by Miss Carson, is a club made up of women who have lettered in a sport. The officers for the 198081 year are Stacy Wells, President; Emily Bunnell, Vice President; and Nancy Moses, Secretary-Treasurer. In addition to selling mums for Homecoming, they sold candy and cokes at all girls' home basketball games. One of their activities this year was a Christmas party. 1st row: Candy Phillips, Stephanie Hadden, Tony Moats, Lisa Frost, Debbie Winka, Lisa Masters, Coach Welch, Richard Kes-terson, Melani Fry, Ruthann Kidd, Pam Sehie, Lori Wheeler; 2nd row: Connie Banhart, Lori McCann, Shelly Warren, Angie Reagan, )oy Morris, Janet Waters, Laurie Walsh, Julie Dickinson, Amy Thomas, Andrew Kesterson, Howard Sebring; 3rd row: Audrey Erbacher, Susan Winka, Mark Winka, Shelley Stanford, Judi Schell, Kendal Evans, Allison Dulaney, Linda Matlock, Dawn Payne, Susan Worsted, Kim Wilson, Rick Sebring; 4th row: Sunny Erbacher, Sue Brandon, David Young, Todd Peeler, Carla Cox, Rhonda Wathan, Marcie Northcutt, Emily Bunnell, Cathy McGrew, and Tammy Harris 61 Pep Club The Pep Club, sponsored by Mr. Tom Welch and formed this year to help promote our school spirit, went over well. Officers were Richard Kesterson, president; Lisa Masters, vice president; and Debbie Winka, secretary treasurer. Besides attending basketball games to promote school spirit, the members of the pep club sold buttons, put up signs, and sponsored student activities, such as Western night and hat night. A group of boys from the pep club cheered at many of the games and really made '81a spirited year! 1st row: Emily Bunnell, Stacy Wells, Nancy Moses; 2nd row: Judi Schell, Audrey Erbacher, Shelley Stanford, Angie Pierson, Beverly Henson, Renee Vandaveer; 3rd row; Jane Forth, Chris Forth, Shelly Warren, Candy Tolliver, Rhonda Wathan, Christy Myers, Shari Norton, and Monica Guerrettaz FFA The Flora FFA participated in several contests such as Soil Judging, Grain fudging, Livestock fudging, Parlimentary Procedure, and a Speech Contest. Other activities included Leadership Training, Livestock Shows, and Grain Shows. Local activities included Field Plot, Garden Seed Sales, Pest Contest, Fishing Rodeo, and Basketball games against local chapters. In February, the seniors took their annual trip to Louisville, Kentucky to the National Tractor Pull. 1st row: |anet Kling, )erry Kling, Billy Harrell, Randy Vincent, Darryl Newton, Bridgette Hilmes, Jeff Cook, Mr. Wheeler; 2nd row: Tony Luttrell, David Bumgarner, Renee Vandaveer, Danny Smith, Curt Lewis, T. L. Matlock, Ron Connell, Brent Briscoe; 3rd row: Kevin Connell, Randy Bayles, Leslie Burroughs, Rick McGrew, Charles Winterman, Marty Fatheree, Sam Nation, David Dulaney; 4th row: Kevin Heimann, Tim Sehie, Darrell Smith, Larry Auvil, Chris Goodman, Gary Dennis, Rusty Waters, Carl Colclasure, Mike Taylor, Tim McAllister, Wayne Williams, Doug Goodman; 5th row: Don Balch, James Nash, Leon Hatcher, Wayne Howe, David Taylor, Yancey Glassford, Alan Dunahee, and John Burkett FFA Sweetheart Janet Kling, Secretary Bridgette Hilmes, President Randy Vincent, Vice President Jerry Kling, Sentinel Darryl Newton, and Reporter Bill Harrell 62 Yancey Glassford, Don Balch, Wayne Williams, and Rusty Waters on FFA float FHA The FHA activities started out with an organizational weiner roast in September. Later in the fall, a leadership training meeting for officers was held. After this, a meeting took place once a month in the home economics room. In December, they had a Christmas pizza party. The FHA sponsored an annual Sweetheart Dance in February with the queen and her court being members of the club. In the spring, all members went on a trip. The officers also went to an FHA convention. The money making project this year was the sale of cheese and sausage. The officers for FHA this year were President Emily Bunnell, 1st Vice President Lisa Masters, 2nd Vice President Kendal Evans, Secretary Pam Sehie, Treasurer Stacy Wells, Historian Lori Wheeler, Recreation Rhonda Wathan, President of Projects Kathy Dunahee, and President of Public Relations Susan Knapp. 1st row: Robin Fisher, )an Morris, Waynette Rinehart; 2nd row: Mrs. Burgess, Jodi Clarner, Mandy Booth, Carla Cox, Lori McCann, Becky Holman, Beverly Henson, Leslie McCrew, Mrs. Stine; 3rd row: Cheri Casolari, Stacy Schwaninger, Sue Brandon, Candy Barnes, Barbie Melton, Debbie Couglin, and Sandy Woomer 1st row: Susan Frost, Maureen Woods, lanet Kling, Candy Phillips, Connie Banhart; 2nd row: Brenda Williams, Cheryl Mur-barger, Paula Corry, Lori Wheeler, Kim Bassett, Pam Sehie, Sandy Jackson, Susan Knapp, Emily Bunnell; 3rd row: Kendal Evans, Lisa Frost, Lisa Masters, Stacy Wells, and Rhonda Wathan 63 Band 1st row: Mike Lents, Cindy Booth, Tammy Harris, john Corry, Karen Walker, Shelly Rhor, Candy Phillips, Marcie Northcutt; 2nd row: Connie Myers, Melani Fry, Monica Guerrettaz, Shari Norton, Herb Henson, Jeff Block, Scott Rudy, Dan McCormack; 3rd row: Brad Jones, Steve McKnelly, Darrin Pearce, John Bunnell, Scott Hargis, Keith Lewis, Leifson Ball, Bobby Childers; 4th row: Kevin Baity, Doug Moses, Kendal Evans, Tim Conder, Jimmy Carter, Darrell Gregory, Bill Hail, Tony Thomas, Garin Cycholl; 5th row: Mike Camp, Rick Randall, Calvin Wilson, Tracy Winka, Wayne Koons, Robbie Bute, Tim Stanley, Jackie Pickle; 6th row: Will Esthimer, Bruce Cobb, Lynn Hethman, Rick Sebring, Teresa French 1st row Tammy Ferguson, Denise Nelson, Susan Brandon, Alicia Northcutt, Joni Harvey, Maura Huffman, Lori Clement, Mandy Booth; 2nd row: Shannon Plumlee, Ruthann Kidd, Sherri Haslett, Beverly Pharris, Stephanie King, Cheri Casolari, Lezlie Mason, Laurie Walsh; 3rd row Sherri Elving, Cindy Mattox, Beverly Henson, Barbara Burroughs, Paula Corry, Teresa Martin, Sally Miller, Emily Bunhell; 4th row: Shelly Stanford, Kristy Booth, Tammy Pearce, Sharon Walker, Tamara Perry, Julie Brooks, Stacy Schwaninger, Becky Hunt; 5th row: Cathy McGrew, Crystal Mattox, Tonya Fehrenbacher, Cindy Lewis, Kelly Kaufman, Scott Wreath, Audrey Erbacher, Tina Wood; 6th row: Gary Randall, Greg Holland. Jay Thatcher, Connie Banhart, Lee Ann Snyder, Mike Stanford, Lana Luff, Patsy Hoskins, and Alan Dunahee Chorus, Twirlers, Flag Girls, and Rifle Squad 1st row: D.). Delak, Randy Green, Andrew Kesterson, Richard Kesterson, Gary Mills, Mark Booth, Rick Sebring, Alan Utley, Mark Lagle; 2nd row: Rowena Green, Nancy Leak, Susan Frost, Gini )ones, Susie Knupffer, Tammy Harris, Kim Wilson, Way-nette Rinehart, Allison Dulaney, Donna Bowen, Melani Fry, Connie Myers; 3rd row: Viola Castleberry, Stephanie King, Becky Hunt, Paula Corry, Sandy Jackson, Debbie Powell, Tammy Pearce, Kaye Drake, Beverly Pharris; 4th row: Cindy Mattox, Tina Workman, Tammy Ferguson, Nancy Childers, Emma Britt, Lois Workman, Susan McAllister, Chris Young, and Robin Hodges Maura Huffman, Shari Norton, and Monica Guerrettaz Donnie Blackwell and Susan Cook Polly Tolliver, Lori Wheeler, Bridgette Hilmes, Jacki Pickle, Lisa Frost, Stacy Burk, Lisa Trago, and Karen Windle 65 67 Flora High School Open House was held April 30, 1981. In the above picture, Craig Holan and his mother Diane lohnson speak with Mr. Tom River, Spanish teacher. An open house was held May 10 and May 11, 1981, at the Building Trades House, which was constructed under the supervision of Mr. |ohn Upton. 68 Harry Fizgerald, Cheryl Murbarger, Terry Given, Dean Murbarger, Kevin Hudgins, and David Rose participated in the Special Olympics held in Effingham. Kelly Kaufman, along with Debbie Powell, Sue Brandon, Sheila Wicke, Teresa Brown, Debbie Winka, and Lisa Masters, took part in the Eastern Illinois Business Education Association contest on April 11, 1981, at Newton High School. Kelly received 3rd place in the Typing I competition. Once again. Career Day was held at Flora High School. The event, jointly sponsored by the Flora Business and Professional Women's Club, the Southeastern Illinois Career Center, and the FHS Vocational Department, was held on March 17, 1981, with 78 professions and colleges represented. Students from Cisne High School also attended the event. In the picture above, Sandy Spitzner and Lisa Young enjoy one of the many exhibits. 69 Gary Whitehead and Angie Reagan Queen Debbie Winka and King Blake Briscoe Bonfire held Thursday night Susan Knapp, Stacy Wells, and Lisa Frost at the Pep Session held Thursday night 70 The Homecoming activities began October 14, 1980 with Hat and Tie Day and were followed with other similar activities. Thursday took off with the snake dance and bonfire as a chain of high school students zigzagged up and down the streets to the baseball field. Coach Reed then gave a peptalk on the Homecoming game. The Homecoming parade on Friday left the seniors with first place in the float competition with their float Flirtin' with Disaster.” The football game ended with the Wolves landing a 20-14 victory over Red Hill. Acts” provided the entertainment for the dance the following night. Ending the Homecoming activities was coronation when Debbie Winka was crowned queen and Blake Briscoe was crowned king. Dave Dulaney, Shannon Plumlee, Scott Daugherty, Joy Morris, Doug Wagner, and Linda Matlock Ron Goldstein, Robin White, Tim Stanley, Shelley Stanford, Dusty Fatheree, Donna Matlock, Tommy Ferguson, and Emily Bunnell Mark Winka Becky Yates, Sherrie Haslett, Candy Phillips, Brian Pieplow, and Tonya Fehrebacher 71 Sherri Elving, Roger Edmison, Stacy Schwaninger, and Ann Henderson Dan McCormack Doug Moses I Roger Edmison With Roger Edmison hiding in trash cans, Doug Moses squatting in a iab table and Keith Lewis peeping out of a locker, the All-School Play Get Smart” turned out to be a smash . Were they hiding from director, Mr. McCoy? No. They were portraying their roles as Agents 86, 44, and 13, respectively. It seems that a Scan-danavian Princess, Tammy Ferguson, had been kidnapped by Mr. Big, Craig Elving, and Maxwell Smart, Roger Edmison, had to save her with Agent 99, Marcie North-cutt, by his side. In the meantime. Professor Zalinka, Laurie Walsh, had stolen the inthermo from Professor Dante, Sherri Elving, and threatened to blow up the Statue of Liberty. Everyone lived happily ever after, though, thanks to the Chief, Dan McCormack, and his trusty detectives. 72 Pit Band Richard Kesterson, Melani Fry, and Kim Wilson Kim Wilson, Stacy Schwaninger, Keith Lewis, Sandra Jackson, and Kendal Evans 73 The 1981 Musical was great success as members the chorus, directed by Mr. Penry, performed Hello Dolly”. Kim Wilson and Mark Booth had the lead roles as Dolly Levi and Horace Vandergelder. The two faces that most of the audience will remember, however, are those of Roger Edmison and Cary Mills. These two seniors stole the show as clerks Cornelius Hackel and Barnaby Tucker. The part of the German waitress was played by a natural — our German foreign exchange student, Susi Knupffer. Cary Mills and Roger Edmison Kim Wilson and Mark Booth Viola Castleberry, Andrew Kesterson, Allison Dulaney, Mark Booth, Kendal Evans, and Richard Kesterson Dean Randall, Mr. Buchanan, Nancy Clark, Debbie Nestel. Gary Mills and Marty Fatheree Gini lones and Craig Holan Shannon Plumblee, Judi Schell, and Debbie Winka Even though the funeral march was dedicated to the teachers, they once again took the annual Senior-Faculty game by 12 points. Half-time entertainment was provided by the Hot Dogs and pre-game entertainment was provided by Shame . After the game, bobby socks and bubble gum bounced to the rock-n-roll of everyone's favorite band - Shame . Teen and King Angels chosen were Gini Jones and Craig Holan, dressed as Flower Children. This Golden Oldie's Dance was a first in that it was held in the big gym and the spectators were allowed to stay and watch rather than having a closed dance in the small gym. Doug Moses and Rick Randall 74 After more than years, construction has finally begun on Flora High School's new building, which will house twelve classrooms, a gym, cafeteria, kitchen, learning center, agricultural shop, and locker rooms. At the close of the 1980-81 school year, Lipp's Construction has laid the foundation and laid blocks and bricks on the north wall. Plumbers, electricians, and various sub-contractors are also hard at work. New parking spaces have been established for both students and faculty. It is estimated that construction will be completed by lanuary ol 1982, at which time the move to the new building will be made. Following the destruction of the old Building B, a smaller section containing administrative and guidance offices and four classrooms will be built. Pam Sehie, Perry Johnson, Kendal Evans, David Young, Lori Oestreich, Tim VanDyke, Stephen Stringer. George Thompson Queen Emily Bunnell, Kristen Clark, Mark Turner, Lee Ann Rowe, Todd Peeler, Lisa Masters, Tim Smith, Carla Cox, Kerry Rasher, and Connie Banhart Billy Harrell and Joy Morris Stephen Stringer, George Thompson, Queen Emily Bunnell, and Kristen Clark The theme tor this year's Sweetheart Dance was Keep on Loving You , The band, Illusion , entertained everyone that attended the dance. Retiring Queen Lee Ann Rowe crowned Emily Bunnell as 1981 Sweetheart Queen. The court this year consisted of Connie Banhart, freshman attendant, Pam Sehie, sophomore attendant, Kendal Evans and Carla Cox, junior attendants, and Lisa Masters and Lori Oestreich, queen candidates. Ian Morris and |ohn Harrison Tim Stanley, Nancy Moses, Shelly Warren and Bill Hall signs and buttons and slogans were numerous when this year's Student Body President was elected. The four candidates, nominated by the Student Council, were Bill Hall, Nancy Moses, Tim Stanley, and Shelly Warren. Bill Hall proved to be winning candidate to take over the duties from Stacy Wells, who is the outgoing President. Ron Goldstein, Senior Class President, swore Bill in during a school assembly. Stacy Wells and Bill Hall Bill Hall and Ron Goldstein 77 Rainbows filled the gym on Prom night, making everyone eager to dance to the music of llluzion. At 9:30 Coronation began as Retiring Queen Donna Matlock crowned Emily Bunnell as the 1981 Prom Queen Best of Times was played while the court danced. Jeff Cook, Doug Wagner, Crystal Boose, Darrell Cox, and Dawn Payne Liz Phelps, Tammy Ferguson, and Connie Myers Donna Matlock. Emily Bunnell, and Mike Putbrese Lee Lewis, Shelley Stanford, Blake Briscoe, Ian Morris, Ken Wilkerson, Cathy McCrew, Dusty Fatheree, Donna Matlock, Emily Bunnell, Mike Putbrese, Bridgette Hilmes, Marty Fatheree, Stacy Wells, Kevin Classford. Debbie Winka. and Bryan Kidd 78 On Wednesday, May 27, 1981, Baccalaureate Service was held for the graduating seniors. Pomp and Circumstance was played by Connie Myers during both the Processional and Recessional. Rev. )ay Montgomery gave an inspiring Baccalaureate Address for the seniors. The day that the seniors had been waiting for - graduation — arrived on May 29. The Flora High School band provided music and Connie Myers played a musical selection. Senior Class President Ron Goldstein welcomed the audience, and Laurie Walsh and Cary Mills presented their salutary and valedictory speeches, respectively. After the presentation of special awards and diplomas, the 1981 graduating class marched out of the gymnasium with smiles on their faces and only memories left of their years at FHS. 1. Gary Mills 4.963 2. Laurie Walsh 4.876 3. Connie Myers 4.829 4 Emily Bunnell 4.814 5. Stacy Wells 4.794 6. Sherri Elving 4.711 7. Randy Vincent 4.608 8. Dan McCormack 4.576 9. Debbie Winka 4.529 10. Gini Jones 4.453 STACY WELLS — Spanish, Girls Athlete of the Year, and F. Eugene Mattis Award EMILY BUNNELL - English, Girls Athlete of the Year SHERRI ELVING — Unit Education Association Scholarship TODD PEELER - Science MIKE TATMAN — Industrial Arts JUDITH SCHELL — Academic Alumni Scholarship JIM ROSS - Media TONY MAYBERRY — Perfect Attendance GARY MILLS — Veterans of Foreign Wars, Kiwanis Club-Buell Long Scholarship, National Honor Society Scholarship, Honors Scholarship Certificate, F. Eugene Mattis Award, and Social Studies LAURIE WALSH — Business Professional Women, and Mathematics DEBBIE WINKA - Business BRIGITTE HILMES — Agriculture and Merit Scholarship CONNIE MYERS - Music SUSI KNUPPFER - Foreign Exchange Student ROGER EDMISON — Drama JANE FORTH — Physical Education, Girls GAYLA CONARD — Home Economics TONY THOMAS — Journalism DAN McCORMACK — Art DARRYL COX - Boys Athlete of the Year DAVE BUMGARNER — Physical Education, Boys, Not Pictured 81 With a final record of 13 wins and 9 losses in dual and triangular meets, the FHS cross country team finished another year. The top five runners were Mike Burgess, Tim Lewis, Mike Worstell, Troy Dunbar, and Bobby Johnson. Aside from going to state, top runner, Mike Burgess, also set a new record of 15:45 on a 3-mile course and 15:07 on a 2:85 mile course. Next year four out of the five top runners will be on the team. Mr. Dunlaney was very proud and pleased with this year's results. He thinks that next year's team will be even better, although this year was exciting. Darin Dunnigan 1st row: David Huffman, Mike Stanford, Bobby Johnson, David Rose, Jerry Berger, Randy Hockman, Darren Pearce, Rick Huffman, Jill Windle; 2nd row: John Bunnell, Craig Holan, Tim Lewis, Vince Guerrettaz, Darin Dunnigan, Mike Worstell, Mike Burgess, Troy Dunbar, Coach Dulaney, Steve King, Bobby Childers, Gary Mills, Troy Thomas, Cindy Brake, and Christi Ketzner Mike Burgess Mike Worstell 84 1st row: Judi Schell, Monica Guerrettaz, Chris Forth; 2nd row: Marcie Northcutt, Stacy Wells, Emily Bunnell, and Coach Talmont Stacy Wells Coach Talmont and Judi Schell Candy Phillips The girls' tennis team had an excellent year. Their final win-loss record was 12-1. Chris Forth had the best record of anyone on the team at 11-1 for singles. Stacy Wells, who qualified for state in singles, won her first round and was defeated in the second. Monica Guerrettaz and Chris Forth qualified in doubles, but were defeated in the first round. The Wolf Cals had a wiener roast at the home of Stacy Wells, with Coach Talmont as a special guest. 1st row: Cindy Booth, Melani Fry, Patsy Hoskins; 2nd row: Sunny Erbacher, Candy Phillips, and Coach Talmont 85 1st row: Howard Sebring, Allan Utley, Mark Forth, David Pate, Richard Kesterson, Anthony Rutt, Tyler Tolliver, Scott Daugherty, Ron Goldstein, Bill Hall, Mike Greenwood, Steve McClintock, Randy Speagle, 2nd row: Ed Wilson, Blake Briscoe, Ronnie Cruse, Mike Beck, Darren Sheehan, Tim Stanley, Dick Olson, George Thompson, )ohn Harrison, Barry Jennings, Dave Dulaney. Gene McVay, Tim Conder; 3rd row. Coach Reed, Mark Winka, Tony Mayberry, Gary Whitehead, Todd Peeler, Yancey Glassford, John Corry, Larry Melton, Richard Russell, Mark Dawkins, )ohn Owens, Tony Moats, Coach Peterson, and Coach Miglin Bill Hall The football season began with the Flora Wolves defeating Carmi 36-6. Tim Stanley was selected North Egypt Conference first team as defensive tackle and NEC Honorable Mentions went to Tyler Tolliver, Mark Dawkins, Yancey Glassford, Tim Stanley and Blake Briscoe. The season ended with a record of 4 wins and 5 losses. The highlight of the year in football was the Shriner's game against Olney, which Flora won 12 to 7. The wolves were awarded the trophy, and most valuable player award went to Blake Briscoe for gaining nearly one half of the yardage for that game. Scott Daugherty and Tim Stanley Blake Briscoe 1st row: David Pate, Doug Moses, Tracy Winka, Greg Holland, Doyne McDaniel, Tim McAllister, Ken Wilson, Brad Stanley, Randy Speagle; 2nd row: Alan Utley, David Melton, Jeff Block, Tony Morkin, Kevin Baity, Steve Wicke, Rick Sebring, Scott Rudy, Roger Powless; 3rd row: Assistant Coach Russell, Coach Porter, Anthony Rutt, Tim Condor, Mark Forth, Ronnie Cruse, Dick Olson, Gene McVay, Tyler Dawkins, Mark Winka, and Coach Peterson Ronnie Cruse, Jeff Block and Mark Winka Mark Winka and Randy Speagle Both the freshman and sophomore football teams finished the year with disappointing records. The freshman squad, coached by Mr Rick Porter, ended their season with no wins and 6 losses. The sophomores, who were coached by Mr. Mick Peterson, finished with a 2-4 win loss record. Both teams, along with their coaches, are looking forward to improved seasons in the coming year. Flora Wolves vs. Lawrenceville Indians 87 1st row: Jay Thatcher, Rick Randall, Mike Camp, lay Chaney, Calvin Wilson; 2nd row: Darrell Gregory, Roger Edmison, Coach Welch, Todd Eastin, Mike Putbrese, and Kevin Thomas The golf team, coached by Mr. Welch, had an outstanding season. One of the greatest accomplishments of the team was their win over the five-time state champions of Carmi. The team finished the year with a tremendous record of 14 wins, 1 loss and 1 tie. Roger Edmison and Todd Eastin represented Flora High at the state meet. Roger also was the leading scorer with an average of 39.5. Although the golf team will be losing three seniors, Coach Welch is looking forward to the return of sophomore Todd Eastin and other underclassmen. Roger Edmison Calvin Wilson 88 Mike Camp and Mike Hilliard 1st row: Craig Holan, Doyne McDaniel, Brad Stanley, |ohn McGee, Tim McAllister Craig Elving; 2nd row: Coach O'Dell, Mike Putbrese, Doug Goodman, Tyler Tol-lever, Dave Dulaney, Ron Cruse, lohn Owens, lohn Koehler, Terry Given, and Bud Rogers Mike Putbrese, lohn Owens, Dave Dulaney, Tyler Tolliver, and Tim McAllister. Brad Stanley The 1980-81 wrestling team finished the year with an 0-9 record. Coach O'dell stated that even though there were six good wrestlers, twelve were needed in order to compete in varsity competition. The year ended well when Mike Putbrese won the title as NEC Champion at 132 lbs. Dave Dulaney also placed 3rd in the NEC at 167 lbs. 1st row: Krystal Coggin, Nancy Moses, Shelly Warren, Candy Tolliver, Cathy McGrew; 2nd row: Linda Matlock, Rhonda Wathan, Christy Meyers, Sara Krutsinger, and Coach Nestel The Flora High School varsity volleyball team finished the season with a disappointing 3-15 win loss record. Varsity coach, Debra Nestel, commented that although the team did not have the physical strength which had been displayed in previous years, over the last few games they showed much improvement. Coach Nestel did an excellent job in her first year of coaching. Linda Matlock and Candy Tolliver Nancy Moses, Cathy McGrew, Shelly Warren, Linda Linda Matlock, Candy Tolliver, Cathy McGrew, Nancy Matlock and Candy Tolliver Moses, and Sheryl Kyburz 90 1st row: Sherryl Kyburz, )an Morris, )oy Morris, Angie Reagan, Sara Thomas; 2nd row: Coach Carson, Julie Conner, Kayla Douthit, Robin Vandaveer, Jackie Pickel Robin Vandaveer. Kayla Douthit. Krystal Coggin and Sheryl Kyburz The Junior Varsity Volleyball team ended the year with 4 wins and 12 losses. Rebecca Carson, coach of the squad, was pleased with the improvement shown by the team in the final games. Many of the junior varsity members will be playing varsity, but Coach Car-son is still looking forward to an aggressive season next year. K P . (LOgf 3?lras nir Tj2 7vm4 (VO 4 ) HQ 1st row: Sheila Greenwood Lee Ann Snyder, Ang,e Pierson, Monica Guerre.taz; 2nd row: Coach Buchanan, Lmda Matlock, lackie Pickel, Kelly Kaufman. Liz Phelps, Shelly Rohr, and Lisa Holmes lackie Pickel, Angie Pierson, and Monica Guerrettaz The Wolf Gals Varsity Basketball squad finished their season with a 5-19 won loss record. Team records and individual records were set. Team records for one game included: field goals attempted - 70, free throws attempted - 36, free throws made — 23, rebounds - 46, and steals — 17. This year the Wolf Gals played the most games ever — 24. Individual records for one game include: free throws attempted — 17 by Kelly Kaufman, free throws made — 13 by Kelly Kaufman, rebounds — 16 by jacki Pickel, steals -7 by Angie Pierson, and turnovers — 10 by Lee Snyder. Coach Buchanan commented that considering the fact that Flora has a very young team, the squad did very well this year. Lee Ann Snyder, Angie Pierson, lackie Pickel. Monica Guerrettaz, and Kelly Kaufman Lee Ann Snyder and Angie Pierson Angie Pierson, lackie Pickel, Monica Guerrettaz, Shelly Rohr, and Kelly Kaufman 92 ,M row: 3tit ud vjicciiwooa. Mm Ciasstord, barah Thomas. Lezlie Mason. Mel Kurtz; 2nd row: Coach Nestel, Linda Matlock. Shelly Rohr Lana Luff Liz Phelps Lisa Holmes, Sondra McGrew, Lynn Thompson, and Bev Henson P ' Liz Phelps and Shelly Rhor The Wolf Cals Junior Varsity team finished with their best record ever this year. They ended the season with a 9-9 won loss record. No individual records were set, but some team records were. Team records include: Most points scored (season) - 415, most field goals made - 181, and fouls - 161. The |V squad was coached this year by Debbie Nestel. Coach Nestel commented that this season was enjoyable and a learning experience for all the girls. Liz Phelps, Linda Matlock, Shelly Rohr, and Kim Glassford Linda Matlock Liz Phelps, Linda Matlock and Shelly Rohr 93 10RA HIGH UOLVES A$KETBftU Tim Stanley The 1980-81 Varsity basketball team ended the year with a record of 16-11. The team came in third in the North Egypt Conference and placed second in the Carmi Tournament. The highlight of the season was the St. Anthony Regionals. For the first time in 19 years, Flora won the Regional after narrowly defeating Newton. At the Sports Banquet, Tim Stanley was named Most Improved, Darrel Cox was Most Valuable Player, and Mike Burgess received the Hustle Award. Selected to the NEC All-Conference Team were Darrell Cox, 1st team, Tommy Ferguson, 2nd team, Billy Harrell, and Tim Stanley both received Honorable Mention. )im Eaton, Coach Welch, Tommy Ferguson. Tim Stanley, Richard Russell, T. L. Matlock, Mike Burgess, Jeff Uebinger. Bill Harrell, Darrell Cox, Darren Sheehan, and Coaches Peterson and Pierson Tim Stanley, Bill Harrell, and Darrell Cox 94 Todd Eastin, George Thompson, T. L. Matlock, Richard Russell, and Tony Ferguson Brett Williams, Todd Eastin, and Tony Ferguson The lunior Varsity basketball team ended the 1980-81 season with a record of 10-8. The leading rebounders were Tony Ferguson with 91 and T. L. Matlock with 80. George Thompson lead the scoring with 164 points. Brett Williams and T. L. Matlock came in second with 157 points each. Brett also had the most assists with 74. T. L. Matlock Mike Burgess, Gary Whitehead, Richard Russell. Bill Harrell, Gary Mills. Darrell Cox. Darren Sheehan. Tim Stanley, George Thompson, Jeff Uebinger, Tom Ferguson, |im Eaton. T L Matlock, Tony Ferguson, Brett Williams, Dave Bumgarner, and Coach Welch in center 95 The Freshman A team, coached by Rick Porter, ended its season with a 7-10 record. The B team ended with a record of 1-4. In all of their games, only one was lost by more than ten points. The Sophomore team ended the year with a record of 10-2. They were the Clay County Champs, having beaten Louisville and Clay City. The highlight of the season was the victory over Olney on their home court after losing earlier. The most important thing, Coach Peterson declared, was that they learned how to win. 1st row: Paul Allen, Darren Williams, Tracy Winka, Calvin Wilson, David Young, Greg Holland, Tracy Walker, Chris Goodman; 2nd row lay Thatcher, Roger Powless, Tony Morkin, jerry Berger, Darin Dunnigan, Kevin Baity, David Huffman, Bobby Wingo, Kevin Colclasure, and Coach Porter Jerry Berger Randy Hockman and John Bunnell Randy Hockman 1st row: Randy Hockman, Mike Worstell, Steve King, David Pate, Coach Peter- son, Kent Land, Mike Lents, Darrell Gregory, Danny Conklin; 2nd row: Mark Winka, |. D. Griffith, Bob Childers, Todd Eastin, Dick Olson, Greg Colclasure. 96 lohn Bunnell, Troy Thomas, David Garrett, and Ricky Huffman Jim Eaton and Vince Guerrettaz Coach Stringer and Tony Luttrell 4,V X The boys' tennis team ended the year with a record of 6-4 They were once again the conference champs in the NEC Tournament and tied with Effingham for the District title. )im Eaton and Vince Guerrettaz won the doubles championship at both District and were' NEC champs. Special recognition goes to the three graduating seniors, Kent Burgess, Vince Guerrettaz, and Gary Mills. Tmr rnTTTT7 Gary Mills David Young 1st row: Kent Burgess, Don Clark, )im Eaton, Vince Guerrettaz, Herb Henson, Tony Luttrell, David Young, Gary Mills, Donnie Blackwell; 2nd row; Coach Stringer, Terry Thomason, David Garrett, Danny Conklin, Mike Greenwood, John Bunnell, Mike Lents, Tracy Walker, Greg Holland, and Terry Given 97 The FHS baseball team once again had a great season, ending the year with a 106-1 win loss tie record and 2nd place in the North Egypt Conference. Individual awards went to Blake Briscoe, Randy Hockman, Tom Ferguson, Marty Fatheree, and Darrell Cox. Darrell Cox also was presented the Most Valuable Player Award. Several individual records were set. Blake Briscoe, Steve King, and Randy Hockman set records for the batting average, number of triples, and the on base average, respectively. The number of pitching wins, innings pitched, and strike-outs as pitcher were all broken by Darrell Cox. The group also set seven team records. Speaking of the squad. Coach Miglin said, I am very proud of this group because of their team effort and their individual accomplishments. 1st row: Jerry Berger, Kevin Colclasure, Tracy Winka, Randy Hockman, Mike Tatman, Steve King, Mark Winka, Troy Thomas, Marty Fatheree; 2nd row: Coach Miglin, Tony Ferguson, Bill Harrell, Bob Childers, Blake Briscoe, Tom Ferguson, Darrell Cox, Alan Pearson, Doug Anderson, John Harrison, Sue Brandon, and Sherri Haslett Mike Tatman, Bill Harrell, and Mark winka Nancy Moses The Wolf Gals softball team finished the year with 4 wins and 8 losses. Team leaders include Denise Nelson with a .462 batting average, Emily Bunnell with a .1000 fielding average, and Angie Pierson with 17 hits. On May 16, the Wolf Gals were beaten by McLeansboro in the first round of the regional tournament. However, Coach Charles Buchanan commented that, We are only losing one senior player, and we are lacking pitching, but we have some people coming up who can fill this position.” Audrey Erbacher Nancy Moses 1st row: Kim Fatheree, Cindy Young, Krystal Coggin, Lana Luff, Angie Pierson, Melani Kurtz; 2nd row: Linda Matlock, Denise Nelson, Renee Vandaveer, Tina Wood, Nancy Moses. Audrey Erbacher, Emily Bunnell; 3rd row Coach Buchanan, |an Morris, Shelley Stanford, and Rowena Green 99 The 1980-81 cheerleaders were sponsored by Mrs. Henderson. Activities included a Christmas party and caroling. Fund raising projects included having a car wash, a sock hop, and selling refreshments at the Cross Country Invitational. During the summer, cheerleaders attended a camp at Vincennes University. They also attended a cheerleading workshop at the high school this winter. Top to bottom: )oni Harvey, Tammy Harris, Sunny Erbacher, Denise Nelson; Left: Paula Sessions and Right: Sherri Haslett Kendal Evans, Shelley Stanford, ludi Schell. Connie Myers, Shannon Plumlee. and Tammy Harris 100 1st row: Tim Lewis, Mike Worstell, Richard Kesterson, Howard Sebring, Scott Daugherty, Dan VanMeter, Craig Holan, Ken Wilson, Brad Stanley; 2nd row: Tim Stanley, Dick Olson, Dave Dulaney, Roger Edmison, Brian Pieplow, Bill Hall, Mike Burgess, Kerry Rascher, and Tony Morkin Roger Edmison This year's FHS Track Team had three qualifiers for the state meet. They were Dave Dulaney, Brian Pieplow, both in pole vault, and Mike Burgess in the 3200 meter run. Brian Pieplow was 5th with a vault of 13'4 and Dave Dulaney was 7th with the same vault but more misses. A school record was made this year by Dave Dulaney in pole vault at 14'V4 at McLeansboro Invitational. Mike Burgess 101 ... STATS ... STATS ... STATS ... STATS ... STATS ... STATS ... STATS ... STATS ... Baseball Flora 7 Red Hill 7 Flora 4 Olney 7 Flora 16 Louisville 5 Flora 5 Salem 4 Flora 4 St. Anthony 3 Flora 2 Kinmundy 4 Flora 2 Odin 6 Flora 13 Salem 3 Flora 3 Olney 1 Flora 6 Mt. Carmel 8 Flora 4 Grayville 2 Flora 10 Noble 5 Flora 7 Dieterich 5 Flora 6 LaCrove 4 Flora 4 Noble 6 Flora 5 Noble 3 Flora 10 Fairfield 11 Baseball — 2nd in NEC r Varsity Basketball Flora 69 Noble 52 Flora 58 Red Hill 55 Flora 77 Fairfield 59 Flora 42 Salem 58 Flora 56 Carmi 43 Flora 71 St. Anthony 67 Flora 55 Olney 74 Flora 63 Patoka 74 Flora 62 Dieterich 65 Flora 60 Newton 61 Flora 40 Lawrenceville 54 Flora 63 Mt. Carmel 64 Flora 70 Neoga 55 Flora 68 Mt. Carmel 66 Flora 68 Albion 47 Flora 51 Wayne City 40 Flora 61 Mt. Carmel 62 Flora 51 Fairfield 49 Flora 79 Olney 58 Flora 77 Carmi 55 Flora 61 Red Hill 66 Flora 64 Salem 61 Flora 69 Lawrenceville 80 Flora 75 Teutopolis 55 Flora 77 St. Anthony 72 Flora 61 Newton 59 Flora 62 Lawrenceville 76 Girls’ Tennis Flora 9 Newton 0 Flora 8 Fairfield 1 Flora 5 St. Anthony 4 Flora 8 Salem 1 Flora 9 Olney Forfeit Flora 7 Teutopolis 2 Flora 9 St. Anthony 0 Flora 9 Fairfield 0 Flora 6 Salem 3 Flora 0 Centralia 9 Flora 3 Effingham 2 Flora 8 Olney 1 Boys' Tennis Flora 7 ' Newton 2 Flora 9 Fairfield 0 Flora 2 Centralia 7 Flora 4 Salem 5 Flora 4 Mattoon 5 Flora 7 Olney 2 Flora 6 Effingham 3 Flora 6 Salem 3 Flora 2 Fairfield 7 Flora 7 Teutopolis 2 102 . STATS ... STATS . . . STATS .. . STATS . .. STATS . .. STATS ... STATS .. . STATS ... Golf Flora 166 Mt. Carmel 162 Olney Forfeit Flora 170 Salem 180 Flora 155 Carmi 165 Mt. Carmel 157 Flora 161 Fairfield 161 Flora 161 St. Anthony 173 Flora 158 Newton 180 Flora 163 Salem 183 Flora 164 Fairfield 166 Flora 170 Lawrenceville 172 Flora 158 Carmi 170 St. Anthony 176 Flora 161 Newton 163 Olney 223 Flora Lawrenceville Forfeit Softball Flora 7 Salem 17 Flora 18 North Clay 10 Flora 21 Lawrenceville 8 Flora 1 Salem 7 Flora 7 Fairfield 23 Flora 9 Cisne 12 Flora 21 Stew-Strasburg 11 Flora 16 Clay City 26 Flora 27 Edwards Co. 36 Flora 6 Noble 4 Flora 0 Salem 10 Flora 3 McLeansboro 17 Flora 18 Red Hill 53 Flora 22 Mt. Carmel 42 Flora 8 Fairfield 53 Flora 24 Carmi 42 Flora 24 Cumberland 36 Flora 19 Fairfield 45 Flora 2 Lawrenceville 57 Flora 25 Cumberland 44 Flora 0 Red Hill 69 Flora 17 Mt. Carmel 46 Flora 6 Lawrenceville 59 Volleyball Varsity Flora 0 Carmi Flora 0 Salem Flora 0 Mater Dei Flora 0 Carlyle Flora 0 Farina Flora 0 Carmi Flora 0 Lawrenceville Flora 1 Salem Flora 0 Mt. Carmel Flora 2 Fairfield Flora 0 Cisne Flora 2 Lawrenceville Flora 2 Fairfield Flora 0 Carmi Flora 0 Clay City Flora 1 Louisville Flora 0 Newton Flora 0 Mt. Carmel Flora 0 LaGrove Jr. Varsity 1 Carmi 2 0 Salem 2 0 Mater Dei 2 2 Carlyle 1 0 Farina 2 0 Carmi 2 0 Lawrenceville 2 0 Salem 2 0 Mt. Carmel 2 1 Fairfield 2 1 Cisne 2 1 Lawrenceville 2 0 Fairfield 2 2 Clay City 0 0 Newton 2 2 Louisville 0 0 Mt. Carmel 2 103 9TAT9 . . . 9TAT9 .. . 9TAT9 . . . 9TAT9 .. . 9TAT9 . .. 9TAT9 . . . 9TAT9 .. . 9TAT9 Flora 30 Fairfield 27 Flora 29 Salem 28 Flora 30 Cumberland 28 Flora 26 North Clay 48 Dieterich 62 Flora 49 Olney 37 Benton 38 Flora 27 North Clay 40 Dieterich 59 Flora 63 Cisne 46 Salem 62 North Clay 105 Fairfield 112 Noble 113 Freshman-9ophomore Flora 2 Olney Forfeit Flora 0 Salem 30 Flora 12 Red Hill 6 Flora 24 Lawrenceville 32 Flora 6 Fairfield 52 Flora 6 Mt. Carmel 36 Football Flora 0 Varsity Effingharn 21 Flora 36 Carmi 6 Flora 14 Salem 7 Flora 0 Mt. Carmel 38 Flora 8 Lawrenceville 43 Flora 22 Fairfield 40 Flora 20 Red Hill 14 Flora 0 Mater Dei 34 Flora 12 Olney 7 Track Flora 34 Effingham 87 Newton 65 Flora 70Vi Clay City 77Vi Wolves Relays: Flora 80 Cisne 122 SR Olney 108 Red Hill 80 St. Anthony 50 Clay City 32 fir'' Flora 58 Lawrenceville 60 Fairfield 76 Flora 34 Cisne 117 Vfvl Flora 32 McLeansboro 78 s V Carmi 75 4 1 Flora 23 Salem 109 ! Flora 69Vi Newton 99Vi I a Flora 64 Oblong Fairfield 14 82 Freshman Flora 8 Effingham 42 Flora 6 Newton 8 Flora 6 Fairfield 52 Flora 0 Lawrenceville 44 Flora 6 Salem 38 Flora 0 Olney 50 104 ... 8TAT8 . . . STATS . . . STATS . . . STATS . .. STATS . . . STATS . .. STATS ... STATS ... Basketball Girls' Varsity Flora 37 Salem 76 Flora 52 Robinson 61 Flora 34 Effingham 67 Flora 41 Dieterich 55 Flora 32 Newlon 49 Flora 41 Lawrenceville 50 Flora 52 Carmi 49 Flora 43 Salem 90 Flora 37 Mt. Carmel 51 Flora 37 Olney 42 Flora 47 Fairfield 66 Flora 29 Red Hill 57 Flora 45 Olney 76 Flora 43 Salem 78 Flora 40 Lawrenceville 39 Flora 48 North Clay 35 Flora 39 Fairfield 73 Flora 47 Olney 69 Flora 39 LaCrove 66 Flora 46 Edwards Co. 31 Flora 34 Mt. Carmel 60 Flora 49 Carmi 63 Flora 54 Patoka 30 Flora 34 Kinmundy 46 Boys 1 Freshman Flora 45 Effingham 42 Flora 58 Lawrenceville 41 Flora 58 Fairfield 41 Flora 49 Louisville 56 Flora 55 Clay City 62 Flora 42 Olney 50 Flora 49 Salem 56 Flora 53 Albion 35 Flora 57 Dieterich 50 Flora 49 Olney 56 Flora 48 Teutopolis 50 Flora 57 Fairfield 50 Flora 40 Olney 60 Flora 36 Salem 39 Flora 57 Red Hill 53 Flora 46 St. Anthony 56 Flora 52 Lawrenceville 58 Flora Girls’ 31 Jr. Varsity Dieterich 37 Flora 26 Newton 10 Flora 26 Lawrenceville 20 Flora 32 Carmi 10 Flora 19 Salem 42 Flora 14 Mt. Carmel 24 Flora 23 Olney 24 Flora 27 Fairfield 23 Flora 20 Red Hill 25 Flora 16 Olney 30 Flora 21 Salem 14 Flora 22 Lawrenceville 37 Flora 37 North Clay 16 Flora 28 Fairfield 27 Flora 26 LaGrove 40 Flora 31 Edwards Co. 21 Flora 10 Mt. Carmel 27 Flora 2 Carmi Forfeit Boys’ Sophomore Flora 36 Effingham 55 Flora 42 Fairfield 41 Flora 65 North Clay 53 Flora 64 Clay City 47 Flora 61 Albion 53 Flora 54 Dieterich 41 Flora 39 Olney 56 Flora 81 Noble 65 Flora 40 Fairfield 39 Flora 57 Olney 55 Flora 48 Salem 34 Flora 57 Red Hill 52 Boys’ Jr. Varsity Flora 85 Noble 36 Flora 74 Red Hill 47 Flora 62 Fairfield 52 Flora 53 Salem 56 Flora 62 Carmi 57 Flora 65 St. Anthony 77 Flora 54 Olney 50 Flora 55 Newton 63 Flora 51 Lawrenceville 60 Flora 63 Mt. Carmel 64 Flora 69 Neoga 59 Flora 49 Mt. Carmel 55 Flora 50 Fairfield 49 Flora 42 Olney 44 Flora 82 Carmi 65 Flora 50 Red Hill 57 Flora 56 Salem 51 Flora 57 Lawrenceville 52 105 107 200 E. 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Brenda 18 Childers, Nancy 33, 65 Auvil, Larry 47, 62 Clark, Don 40,97 Auvil, Linda 33, 58. 59 Clark, Toni 40 Baity, Kevin 47,48, 64,87, % Clarner, Jodi 33.63 Baker, Marla 33 Clement, Lori 47,64 Balch, Don 33,62 Cobb, Bruce 33, 64 Ball, Leifson 18, 25, 64 Coble, Wayne Banhart, Connie 46, 47, 49, 61, 54,64, 63, 76 Coggin, Krystal 40, 90,99 Barnes, Candy 39. 40, 46,63 Colclasure, Barbara 40 Barnes, David 33 Colclasure, Carl 33, 58,62 Bassett, Kim 40, 63 Colclasure, Greg 40,96 Bassett, Randy 18 Colclasure, Kevin 47, %, 98 Baumgart, Pam 40 Conard, Gayla 81 Bayles, Randy 33, 62 Conder, Tim 40, 64. 86, 87 Beard, lane 18 Conklin, Danny 41,96, 97 Beck, Freda 33 Connell, Kevin 41.62 Beck, Helen 47 Connell, Ron 33.62 Beck, Mike 18, 36, 86 Conner, Julie 41,56, 58,91 Bennett, Donna Cook, Jeff 19,62, 78 Berger, lerry 47, 84, 96.98 Cook, Susan 34, 65 Blackwell, Don 40,65, 97 Cook, Theresa 41 Blackwell, Tony 40 Corry, John 19, 64, 86 Block, Jeff 47, 64, 87 Gorry, Patti 19 Boose, Crystal 78 Corry, Lee Ann 34, 38, 54. 56 Booth, Calvin 16 Corry, Paula 41,65, 13,64.63. 59 Booth, Cindy 33, 54,64, 84 Cosner, Wayne 41 Booth, Kristy 36, 47,64 Coughlin, Debbie 19.63 Booth, Mandy 38,64, 63 Cox, Carla 34,45,61,63,76 Booth, Mark 18,65, 73 Cox, Darrell 19, 78,94,95,98,81 Bowen, Donna 40, 65 Cruse, Ronnie 41,86,87,89 Boyd, left 45 Curtis, Don 34 Brake, Cindy 18, 84 Curtis, Joyce 34 Brandon, Sue 40,61,64,63,98 Cycholl, Garin 34, 55, 58, 64 Briscoe, Blake 17. 18,60, 54, 70, 78, 86,98 Dannells, Kelly 19 Briscoe, Brent 18.62 Dawkins, Mark 19,86 Briscoe, Lynn 45,47 Dawkins, Tyler 87 Brooks, Donald 33 Daugherty, Scott 34,60,71,86, 101 Brooks, lulie 47, 54, 64. 59 Decker, Penny 47 Brown, Becky 40 Delak, D. J. 65 Brown, David 16, 40 Dennis, Gary 47,62 Brown, Guy 33 Devor, Renee 47 Brown, Jackie 47 Dickinson, Julie 19,61, 59 Brown, Lisa 16, 18. 25 Dockins, Maria 16, 34. 55, 56, 57 Brown, Teresa 18,13 Douthit, Kayla 34,91 Broyles, Julia 33 Drake, Kaye 34,65 Bryan, Jeff 40 Dulaney, Allison 41,61,65.73 Bryan, Karen 47 Delaney, Becky 41 Bumgarner, Dave 18,62,95 Delaney, Dave 17, 19,60, 62.71,86,89, 101 Bunnell, Emily 17, 18. 55. 58. 61, 54.64, 63, 71, 76, 78, 85,80. Dulaney, Ken 34 99 Dunahee, Alan 41.64. 62 Bunnell, lohn 40,64, 84, 96,97 Dunahee, Kathy 19 Burgess, Kent 18,60, 54,97 Dunbar, Julie 41 Burgess, Mike 33,60. 84, 94.95, 101 Dunbar, Troy 84 Burk, Stacy 33,65 Dunnigan, Darin 47, 84, % Burkett, David 47 Dunnigan, Jennie 19 Burkett, John 62 Eastin, Sherryl 34 Burroughs, Barbara 33.64 Eastin, Todd 41,60, 13,88,% Burroughs, Leslie 40.62 Eastin, Vicki 41 Burton, Dena 47 Eaton, Jim 34, 60,94,95, 97 Bute, Brook 33 Eck, Beulah 48 Bute, Robbie 40,64 Edmison, Roger 19, 72,73,88, 101,81 Callahan, Janice 33 Elving, Craig 48, 89 Camp. Mike 47, 64,88 Elving, Sherri 17, 19, 25. 55. 56. 57. 58. 64, 72. 80.81 Canterbury, Michelle 40 Engelmier, Lorna 48 Carrell. Greg 33 Erbacher, Audrey 34, 58.61,64,99 Carter, Jimmy 47,64 Erbacher, Sunny 46, 48,61,84, 100 131 Estheimer, Will 34,64 Evans, Kendal 34, 56,61,64,63, 57,73,76 Eatheree, Kim 16. 45, 48, 99 Falheree, Marty 19, 62, 74, 78 Fehrenbacher, Tonya 48, 58, 64 Fenton, Tom 34 Ferguson, Tammy 22, 45. 65, 64. 78 Ferguson, Tommy 17, 22, 58,71,98 Ferguson, Tony 34,95, 98 Fisher, Robin 16, 48,63 Fitzgerald, Harry 41,69 Forth, Chris 34, 56, 57,61,85 Forth, lacque 22 Forth, lane 22,61,81 Forth, Mark 41,86, 87 Frost, Karen 48 Frost, Lisa 17, 22.25,61,65,63, 59 Frost, Sandy 41, 59 Frost, Susan 22.65, 63, 70, 59 Fry, Melanie 39. 40,41,61,65,64,73, 84 Garrett, Angela 48 Garrett, David 41,96,97 Gill. Karen 22, 45. 55. 58 Given, Terry 34, 89,97, 69 Glassford, Kim 48, 58, 93 Glassford, Yancey 34,60,62. 86 Goldstein, Ron 17. 22,60,71,77,86 Goodman, Chris 48,62, 96 Goodman, Doug Goodwin, Mark 35,62,89 Gragert, Terri 22 Green, Rowena 34,65, 99 Greenwood, Angie 41 Greenwood, Mike 34, 60,86. 97 Greenwood, Sheila 34. 55, 58,92,93 Gregory, Darrell 41,64,88,96 Griffith, |. D. 41,96 Grubb, Ronda 22 Guerrettaz, Monica 32, 35, 56, 57. 58. 61.65, 64.84,92 Guerrettaz, Vince 22, 84, 97 Guinn, lohn 41 Hadden, Stephanie Hale, lessie 39, 40,41,56,61 Hall. Bill 35,55,64,77.86, 101 Hargis, Scott 35. 64 Harned, Doug 35 Harned, Mark 48 Harrell, Bill 35,62. 74, 76, 94, 95,98 Harris, Tammy 48,49.61,65,64, 100 Harrison, lohn 34, 35, 76,86,98 Harvey, loni 48,64, 100 Haslett, Sherri 64, 100, 98 Hassebrock, Michelle 41.43 Hatcher, Leon 35,62 Hawks, Kenny 48 Heimann, Kevin 35.62 Henderson, Ann 35, 72 Henderson. Stephanie 22 Henderson, Vivian 22 Henson, Beverly 35,61,64,63,93 Henson, Herb 35, 60, 64. 97 Henson, Kim 48 Hethmon, Lynn 35,64 Hilliard. Mike 48 Hilmes. Brigitte 22, 58.65, 62, 78, 81 Hinkle, Gary 35 Hockman, Randy 42,60, 84, 96,98 Hodges, Kim 44, 48, 56 Hodges. Robin 35. 44. 56, 57,65 Holan. Craig 42. 56,60, 74,84, 89, 68. 101 Holland, Greg 48, 87, 96. 97 Holman, Becky 23,63 Holmes, Lisa 35,92.93 Hoskins, Patsy 48, 64, 84 Hosselton, Roger 35 Howe, Wayne 35, 62 Hudgins, Kevin 23,69 Huffman, David 48,84, 96 Huffman, Maura 32, 35, 55, 56,65, 64 Huffman, Ricky 42,84, 96 Humphrey, lulie 48 Hunt, Becky 42,65,64, 59 Jackson, Sandy 42, 56,65,63, 73 lennings, Barry 35, 45. 86 Johnson, April 23 Johnson, Bobby 48, 84 Johnson, Mike 23 Johnson, Perry 35, 76 Jones, Brad 35, 55, 58, 64 Jones, Gini 23,55,56, 58,65, 13, 57,74,80 Jones, Robbie 23 Judd, Andy 39, 42 Kaufman, Kelly 48, 58, 64, 56,92.69 Kesterson, Andy 48,61,65,73 Kesterson, Richard 23.60,61,65,73,86, 101 Ketzner, Christi 23, 58. 84 Kidd, Ruthann 42, 58,61,64 King, Stephanie 42, 65. 64 King, Steve 42,60. 84,96, 98 Klanke, John 23 Kling, Janet 42,62,63 Kling, Jerry Kmucha, Teresa 35, 62 Knapp, Susan 23,63,70, 59 Knupffer, Susi 23,65,81 Koehler, John 42,89 Koehler, Robin 42. 59 Koons, Wayne 42,64 Kroeger, Darla 42 Krutsinger, Bonnie 16, 46, 49 Krutsinger, James 23 Krutsinger, Sara 23,90 Kurtz, Melanie 49,93. 99 Kyburz, Jana 23 Kyburz, Sherryl 36,91 Lagle, Mark 65 Lake, Tari 23 Lake, Tommy 34. 35' Land, Kent 42.96 Landreth, April 26 Lnadreth. Jamey 13 Laswell, Allan 36 Laughlin, Angela 42 Laughlin, Regina 49 Lawrence, I. R. 26 Leak, Nancy 42.65 Leathers, Debbie 42 Lents, Mike 42, 64, 96,97 Lewis, Cindy 49, 64, 59 Lewis, Curtis 36. 62 Lewis, Keith 42.64,73 Lewis, Shari 17. 26 Lewis, Tim 36,84, 101 Luff, Lana 36, 64, 93, 99 Luttrell, Tony 36, 62, 97 Martin, Angie 46, 47, 49 Martin, April 36 Martin, Deanna 36 Martin, Kevin 26 Martin, Teresa 13,42,64. 59 132 Mason, Lezlie 46, 44,64, 93 Payne, Rick 37 Masters, Lisa 25. 26, 45,61,63,76 Pearce, Darrin 43,64, 84 Matlock, Linda 42,61,71,90,92,93,99 Pearce, Tammy 49, 65,64 Matlock, T. L. 36, 62,94, 95 Pearson, Alan 37, 58, 98 Mattox, Cindy 26, 36, 35, 64 Pearson, Kelly 49. 58 Mattox, Crystal 36, 49, 64 Peeler, Todd 25, 27, 45,60,61,76, 86,81 Mayberry, Tony 86,81 Pennington, Ronnie 49 Melton, Barbie 63 Perry, Tamara 50,64 Melton, David 49,87 Persinger, Dennis 50 Melton, Larry 36,86 Pharris, Beverly 37, 65. 64 Merritt, Carolyn 26. 36 Phillips, Candy 39, 43,56, 58,61,64,63, 84 Miller, Randy 49 Phelps, Liz 37. 56, 57. 78, 92.93 Millar, Sally 43,64 Phillips, loncia 37 Mills, Gary 26. 45. 55. 56, 57.65. 73, 74. 84, 45. 47. 80, 8 1 Picket, lacki 39, 43,46, 51,65.64,91,92 Mislich, Kenny 49 Picket, lami 27 Moats, Lesley 36 Pieplow, Brian 27, 101 Moats, Tony 86 Pierson, Angie 43.61,92.99 Montaya, Tammy 43 Plumlee, Shannon 17,27,64,71.74, 100 Morkin, Lisa 36 Powell. Debbie 50, 58, 65 Morkin, Tony 49, 87. 96. 101 Powless, Roger 50, 87, 96 Morris, Ian 36, 63, 76, 78, 91, 99 Pride, Brian 37 Morris, |oy 36, 59,61,71,76,91 Putbrese, Mike 13, 27, 60. 78,88.89 Moses, Doug 49. 64, 72, 74. 87 Raley, Don 34. 37 Moses, Nancy 16, 36, 55. 58,61,77,90,99 Randall, Gary 16, 39. 43, 50, 58. 64 Mugrage. Scott Randall, Rick 48, 50, 56, 64, 74. 88 Murbarger, Cheryl 36, 63, 69 Rascher, Kerry 27,76, 101 Murbarger, Dean 43, 69 Ray, Brad 43 Myers. Christy 36,61,90 Reagan, Angie 46. 50,61,70,91 Myers, Connie 25, 26. 45, 55. 65, 64, 78. 100, 80,81 Replogle. Celeste 43 McAllister, Donna Rice, Kent 43 McAllister, Susan 42,65 Rinehart, Waynette 43, 65,63 McAllister, Tim 49. 62,87, 89 Rohr, Shelly 40. 44, 56. 64,92.93 McCann, Lori 42,61,63, 56 Rose, David 27,84,69 McClintock, Suzanne Ross, lames 27,81 McClintock, Steve 26,86 Ross, Kerry 50 McCormack, Dan 26, 55,64,72, 57,80.81 Ross, Sabrina 50 McCormick, David 36 Ruckman, Karen 37, 44. 55. 56. 57. 58 McCracken, Nancy Rudy, Scott 16, 48, 50,51,64,87 McDaniel, Doyne 49, 87, 89 Russell, Richard 37. 60, 86, 94, 95 McDaniel, Ted 43 Rutt, Anthony 86,87 McDannel, Danny 45 Sampson, Roger 16,43 McGee, |ohn 43,89 Sampson, Sheila 37,45 McGrew. Bridget 26, 55 Schell, ludi 17. 27, 55,61,74, 100,81 McGrew. Cathy 36,61, 64, 59, 78. 90 Schwaninger, Stacey 43, 64,63,72,73 McGrew, Leslie 43, 56,63 Sebring, Howard 37,61,86, 101 McGrew, Sondra 49,93 Sebring, Rick 50,61,65,64,87 McGrew, Rick 43,62 Sehie, Pam 43,61.63,74, 76 Mcknelly. Steven 49,64 Sehie, Tim 50,62 McVay, Gene 43, 86,87 Sessions, Paula 44, 56, 58, 100 Nash, lames 36,62 Sheehan, Darren 37. 56, 57, 60, 86, 94,95 Nation, Sam 27,62 Smith, Danny 32, 37,62 Neff, Dana 13 Smith, Darrell 50.62 Neff, Scott 49 Snyder, Lee Ann 40, 44, 64.92 Nelson, Denise 64,99, 100 Sparlin, Brenda 50 Newton, Darryl 27,62 Speagle, Randy 16, 44, 86,87 Noble!, Hollie 16, 49 Spitzner, Eddie 37.45 Northcutt, Alicia 39,49,58. 13,64 Spitzner, Sandy 36, 50 Northcutt. Marcie 36, 56,61.64, 57,84 Stanford, Mike 46, 50, 64, 84 Norton, Shari 32, 36. 58,61,65, 64 Stanford, Shelley 32, 37, 55. 56. 57. 58, 6 I. 64, 7 1. 78, 99. Oestreich, Lori 27.76 l(X) Olson, Dick 43.86,87,96, 101 Stanley, Brad 50,87.89, 101 Owens, lohn 36,86, 89 Stanley. Tim 37, 56, 57, 58, 60. 64, 71. 77, 86, 94, 95, 101 Paradise, Michelle 49 Staples, Nancy 37, 56, 57 Pate, David 43. 86,87, 96 Tatman. Mike 30. 98, 8 1 Patterson, Brian 47, 49 Taylor, Christine 44 Paul, Kathaleen 35. 37. 55 Taylor. David 30. 62 Paul. Kathryn 13, 36. 55 Taylor, Mike 50, 62 Paxton. Scott 49 Thatcher, lay 50, 64. 88, 96 Payne. Dawn 4 5. 78 Thomas, Amy 37, 55,6 1 Payne, Randy 37 Thomas, Kevin 30.88 133 Thomas, Lori 50 Thomas, Sara 50,91,93 Thomas, Tony 30, 56, 57, 64,81 Thomas, Troy 44,60, 84, 96 Thomason, Ceorgie 58 Thompson, George 37, 74, 76. 86, 95 Thompson, lane 44 Thompson, Lynne 37,93 Tidwell, Ronnie 44 Tolliver, Debbie 37, 55, 58. 13 Tolliver, Candy 13, 37,61,90 Tolliver, Polly 30, 58,65 Tolliver, Tyler 38,60, 86, 89 Toon, Margie 45, 50 Toon, Terry 50 Trago, Lisa 25, 30, 45. 59,65 Trousdale, Derek 44 Trousdale, Tony 16 Uebinger, Jeff 30, 94,95 Utley, Allen 65. 86,87 Utterback, Tina 44, 56, 58 Vandaveer, Renee 38.61,62,99 Vandaveer, Robin 44,91 VanMeter, Dana 50, 101 VanMeter, Ted Vincent, Lisa 49, 50 Vincent, Randy 30,62,80 Wagner, Doug 38,71 Walker, Karen 51,64 Walker, Sharon 51.64 Walker, Tracy 51,%, 97 Walsh, Laurie 30, 55, 58. 59,61,64,80,81 Warren, Harold 51 Warren, Shelley 32, 38, 56, 57,61,77,90 Waters, lanet 13, 33, 38, 59,61 Waters, Rusty 51,62 Wathan, lames Wathan, Rhonda 30,61,63,90 Webster, Karen 44 Wells, Stacy 25, 30. 55, 58,61,63, 70, 77. 78, 80, 81. 84 Welty, Kevin 38 Wheeler, Lori 44,61.65,63, 56. 59 White, Robin 46, 51,70 Whitehead, Gary 32, 38, 60, 70,86,95 Wicke, Shelia 30, 58 Wicke, Steve 51,87 Williams, Brad 30 Williams, Brenda 63 Williams, Brett 38, 95 Williams, Darren 51.% Williams, Penny 38 Williams, Wayne 51,62 Wilson, Calvin 51,64,88,96 Wilson, Ed 38,60, 86 Wilson, Ken 47,51,87, 101 Wilson, Kim 30,61,65,73 Wimberly, Sandy 38 Windle, (ill 38, 84 Windle, Karen 44,65 Wingo, Beth 31 Wingo, Bobby 51,96 Winka, Debbie 17. 31, 55, 61, 70, 74, 78, 80,81 Winka, Mark 39, 44, 58, 60,61, 56, 86, 87,96 Winka, Susan 33, 38, 58,61 Winka, Tracy 64,87. %, 98 Winterman, Charles 31.62 Wood, Tina 38, 56, 57, 64, 99 Woods, Angela 44 Woods, Maureen 44,63 Woods, Rae Ann 31,55, 58 Woolever, Robin 38 Woomer, Kristy Woomer, Sandy 51,63 Workman, Charles 31 Workman, Larry 34, 38,60 Workman, Lois 31,65 Workman, Tina 44,65 Worstell, Mike 44, 60, 84,96, 101 Worstell, Susan 31, 45, 56, 59,61 Worthey, Dorrinda Wreath, Scott 16, 51, 58, 64 Wyman, Darrell 44 Vates, Becky 38 Yates, Debbie 38,56 Yates, loyce 44,56 Young, Cheryl Young, Chris 43, 44,65 Young, Cindy 51,99 Young, David 49, 51,96 Young, David 38,61,76,97 Young, Kam 38 Young, Kelly 38,69 Young, Lisa 51 Young, Rodney 44 Baird, )im 6,13 Berry, Bill 6 Buchanan, Charles 6, 74,92,99 Burgess, Lucy 6,63 Carson, Rebecca 6,91 Dilly, Betty 6 Elliott, Bob 7 Estes, Patrick 7 Fry, Mike 7 Hayes, leanne 7, 56, 57 Henderson, Elicia 7 Lee, Steve 7, 56, 57 Martin, Dorthea 8 Miglin, Jim 8, 86,98 McCoy, loe 8 McQuiston, Chris 8 Nestel, Debbie 8, 74, 90,93 O'Dell, Les 8,89 Payne, Vicki 9, 55 Penry, Harry 9. 13 Peterson, Mick 9, 60, 86, 87. 94, 96 Phillips, Bill 9 Porter, Rick 9, 87, 96 Reed, Lew 9,86 Riley, Anne 10 Ripperdan, Peg 10 River, Tom 10, 58,68 Smith, Donna 10 Spitzner, Kay 10, 58, 69 Stine, Mary Beth 11,63 Stanford, Ioann 10 Stringer, ferry 11,97 Talmont, Don 11. 13, 84 Upton, lohn 11 Wagner, Dale 11 Welch, Tom 11, 13,88.94,95 Wheeler, Bob 11,62 134 Mrs. Kay Spitzner It is fitting that in conclusion of this year's book we pause in respect and dedication to Mrs. Kay Spitzner who is retiring from teaching this year. Versatile Mrs. Spitzner will be a loss in many areas. Students who have sat in her Algebra I and II and Senior Math classes will be surprised to know that Mrs. Spitzner came to Flora High School the second semester of 1959 to finish the year as — Girls' Physical Education instructor, but she has been a math teacher for the past 22 years. Students and faculty alike are aware that Mrs. Spitzner's dedication to our school does not stop at her classroom door; in addition to sponsorship of FHS's two math organizations. Math Club and Mu Alpha Theta, she maintains interest in all school functions: social, drama, music, athletics, and discipline. Her cordial relationship with her students and her colleagues creates a warm atmosphere that a successor will find difficult to duplicate. Some would wonder how such an active person will fill the hours of retirement, but her friends know that countless hobbies consisting of grandchildren, knitting, sewing, cooking, bowling, reading, and camping will adequately suffice. We wish you a happy retirement, Mrs. Spitzner. DEDICATION DEDICATIONS DEDICATIONS DEDICATIONS DEDICATIONS DEDICATIONS DEDICATIONS Kelly Lynn Young Kelly Lynn Young, whose life was cut short in 1980, was an FHA student whose personality and intelligence made him likeable to students and teachers alike. He was a young man characterized by cheerfulness, dedication, and consistency in his behavior as he interacted with peers and adults for two years of high school. He was active in band as a talented drummer and showed his journalistic skills as a feature writer for the Locust Log staff. His sense of humor, optimistic outlook, and varied interests made him a well-rounded, amiable individual who contributed to his school and to his community. As the 1981 school year comes to an end, so, too, does our yearbook. After months of rushed deadlines, unfinished copy, and unidentified photographs, the Harstan staff can now rest easy. I hope that this book illustrates the 198081 school year in the best possible way so that memories made will not be forgotten. I wish the best for the Class of '81 and I hope that each and every one finds their own pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. As editor of the Harstan, I would like to thank those people who made the publishing of this book possible. They are: — leanne Hayes, sponsor — Karen Ruckman, assistant editor — The 198 I Harstan Staff — Dan McCormack, artist — FHS Faculty, for cooperation and information — Norman Phillips, photographer — Charles Sisk, Taylor Representative — and you. the reader, without whom we could never have had all the fun we did putting together this yearbook.
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