Flora High School - Harstan (Flora, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1982 volume:

•.............. Seniors One of the big events that started off the 1981-82 school year for the seniors was the exciting Homecoming weekend. The senior class got third in Homecoming float competition with the theme of their float, “On the Right Track.” After Homecoming weekend, seniors turned their thoughts toward passing the Constitution, Prom, and, last but not least, G-R-A-D-U-A-T-I-O-N! The 1981-82 senior class will always cherish these past four years at FHS and are very proud to be the graduating “Class of ’82”. Mike Greenwood and Scott Hargis Senior Float Class Officers: Shelley Stanford. Pres.; Gary Whitehead, Vice Pres.; and Audrey Erbacher. Sec.-Trcas. 4 BRINKLEY, MAUREEN BROYLES, JULIA KATHLEEN BURGESS, MICHAEL 6 KEITH BOOSE, ROBERT LOAM WAYNE BROWN, GUY BUTE, BROOK LOUIS COBB. KEVIN BRUCE CORRY, LEE ANN DAUGHERTY, TIMOTHY SCOTT 7 ANDF.RSON, CATHERINE ELAINE Math Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Band 1,2, FHA 4 ANDERSON, DOUG KENT Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4 AUVIL, LINDA ANNETTE Pep Club 4, Business Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, FFA 4 BALCH, DON AUSTIN FFA 1,2, 3,4 BARNES, DAVID MERLE Football, Wrestling 1,2 BAYLES, RANDALL RAY FFA 1,2, 3,4 BENNETT, DONNA K. BOOSE, ROBERT LOAM Lettermen 4, Football 4. Track 1,4, Pep Club 1,4, All School Play 3, FFA 3, 4 BOOTH, CINDY JANE Tennis 3, Volleyball 4, Softball 2, 4, Cheerleader 1, Statistician 1, Student Council 3, Pep Club 4, Harstan 2, Locust Log 3, 4, Letterwomen 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Musicals 2, FHA 3,4, Homecoming Attendant 4 BRINKLEY, MAUREEN BROOKS, DONALD WAYNE BROWN, GUY Football 3,4, Lettermen 4, Homecoming Attendant 4 BROYLES, JULIA KATHLEEN BURGESS, MICHAEL KEITH Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2, 3, 3, Track 2, 3,4, Student Council 1, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Lettermen 1, 2, 3, 4, Sadie Hawkins King BURK, STACY ANN Pep Club 3, Harstan 2, Flag Girls 3, 4 BUTE, BROOK LOUIS CARRELL, GREG ALLEN CASOLARI, CHERI BETTINA Business Club 3, Band 1,2, 3, FHA 3, 4 CHILDERS, NANCY JO Harstan 2, Key Club 4, Band 3, 4, Musicals 2, 3, 4, FHA 1 CLARNER. JODI LYNN FHA 3,4 COBB, KEVIN BRUCE Football I, Band 1,2, 3, 4 COLCLASURE, CARL WAYNE Math Club 3, FFA 1,2, 3,4 CONNELL, RONALD R. FFA 1,2, 3,4 COOK, SUSAN A. Pep Club 3, 4, Harstan 2, 3, Business Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 — Pres. 4, Key Club 4, Nike Club 3, 4, Musicals 2, 3,4, Rifles 3,4 — Squad Leader 4 CORRY, LEE ANN Student Council 1,2, 3, Pep Club 3, Locust Log 3, 4 COX, CARLA E. Pep Club 3, FHA 3, 4, FHA Attendant 3 CURTIS, JOYCE LYNN CYCHOLL,GARIN L. Golf 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Track I, 2, Math Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Locust Log 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3,4 DAUGHERTY, TIMOTHY SCOTT Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen 1, 2, 3, 4 DOCKINS, MARIA A. Math Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Locust Log 2, 3, 4 — Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Business Club 4 — Sec. 4, Spanish Club 2, 4 — Sec.-Treas. 4, Band 1 DRAKE, RITA KAY Locust Log 2, 3, Musicals 2, 3,4, All School Play 4 EATON, JAMES RICHARD Tennis 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3, Lettermen 3,4 ENLOW, ERICD. ERBACHER, AUDREY DEE Volleyball 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, Math Club 3, Student Council 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Let-terwomcn 1, 2, 3, 4 — Sec. 2, Band 1, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Class Officer 4 — Sec. ESTHEIMER.L. WILSON Track 1, Baseball 2, Band 1,2, 3, 4 EVANS. KENDAL LYNETTE 8 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Statistician 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Harstan 1,2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4 — Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Musicals 2, 3,4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 — 2nd Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, FHA Attendant 2 FENTON, TOMMY J. Tennis 1,4, Wrestling 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Business Club 2, 3, Key Club 2, 4 FERGUSON, TONY DALE Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Baseball 1,2, 3,4, Lettermen 3 GIVEN, TERRY JOE Tennis 1, 3, Wrestling Manager 3, 4, Lettermen 4 GLASSFORD, YANCEY Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, Lettermen 2, 3, 4, FFA I, 2, 3, 4 — Vice Pres. 4 GOODMAN, DOUGLAS KEITH Wrestling 3, FFA 1,2, 3, 4 GREEN, ROWENA L. Softball 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Key Club 3, Musicals 3, 4, All School Play 1 GREENWOOD, MICHAEL Tennis 1,2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Pep Club 4, Lettermen 3, 4 GREENWOOD, SHEILA LYNN Basketball I, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Nike Club 3, 4, FHA 4 GROVE, TROY LEE Football I, Wrestling 1 GUERRETTAZ, MONICA DEE Tennis 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Softball 2, Locust Log 2, 3, 4 — Associate Editor 4, Quill and Scroll, Letterwomen 1, 2, 3, 4 — Pres. 4, Business Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 — Pres. 2, Nike Club 3, 4 — Sec. 3,4, Band I, 2, 3,4, Twirlers 3,4 HALL, WILLIAM E. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Band 1,2, 3,4, SBP 4 HARGIS, SCOTT ALLEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 HARRELL, WILLIAM MARTIN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen 2, 3, 4, FFA 1,2, 3, 4 — Reporter 3, Treas. 4 HARRISON, JOHN MICHAEL Golf 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Lettermen 2, 3,4 HATCHER, L. LEON FFA 1,2, 3,4 HENSON, BEVERLY KAY Girls' Basketball Manager 2, 3, Statistician 4, Letter-women 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1,3 HENSON, HERB WILLIAM Golf 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, Lettermen 1, 2, 3,4, Band 1,2, 3,4 HINKLE, GARY LYNN Spanish Club 2 HOLMES, LISA KAY Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Student Council 1,2, Pep Club 1, 2, Letterwomen 2, Business Club 2, Spanish Club 1, 2 — Sec. 2, Nike Club 4, Band I, 2, Agape 1, 2, Saluki 2 HOSSELTON, ROGER LEE Basketball 1, FFA 1,2 HOWE, WAYNE EVERETT Football 3, FFA 1,2, 3,4 HUFFMAN, MAURA LYNN Honor Society 3, 4, Harstan 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Business Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Nike Club 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, All School Play 1, FHA 1,4, Twirlers 2, 3, 4, Saluki Ambassador 3, 4 JENNINGS, BARRY J. Football I, 2, 3,4, Wrestling 2,4, Baseball I JONES, BRADLEY SCOTT Math Club 3 — Program Chairman 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Honor Society 3,4, Harstan 2, Locust Log 2, 3, Spanish Club 2 — Vice Pres. 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 KLING, JERRY FRANK Football 1, FFA 1,2, 3, 4 — Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4 KYBURZ, SHERYL LYNNE Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4, Letterwomen 3,4, FHA 1 LAKE, TOMMY E. Football 1, Basketball I LEWIS, CURTIS ANDREW FFA 1,2, 3,4 —Sec. 4 LEWIS, TIM W. Cross Country 1, 2, 3,4, Football 2, 3,4 9 ERBACHER, AUDREY DEE FENTON, TOMMY J. GOODMAN, DOUGLAS KEITH GROVE. TROY I.EE FERGUSON. TONY DALE GREEN. ROWENA L. GIVEN, TERRY JOE GREENWOOD. MICHAEL HALL. WILLIAM E. GUERRETTAZ, MONICA DEE GLASSFORD, YANCEY GREENWOOD, SHEILA LYNN HARGIS, SCOTT ALLEN 10 HATCHER. L.. LEON HUFFMAN. MAURA LYNN HOWE, WAYNE EVERETT JENNINGS, BARRY . KYBl R . SHFRYI I YNNE HARRELL, WILLIAM MARTIN HOLMES. LISA KAY HENSON, HERB WILLIAM HINKLE.GARY I YNN KLING, JERRY FRANK LAKE. TOMMY E. HENSON, BEVERLY KAY JONES. BRADLEY SC OTT LEWIS, CURTIS ANDREW 11 (1) Marcie Northcutt (2) Kendal Evans (3) Kayla Douthit (4) Curl Lewis Zl (5) Shelley Stanford (6) Cathy McGrew (7) Nancy Moses (8) Lisa Holmes (9) Billy Harrell (10) Susan Cook (11) Karen Ruckman (12) Lana Luff (13) Stacy Burk (14) Christy Myers (15) Mike Greenwood (16) Maura Huffman jjUMOJQ J3Ag Xsqg sabh (1) Linda Auvil (2) Rcncc Vandaveer (3) Debbie Tolliver (4) Shelly Warren (5) Nancy Childers (6) Carla Cox (7) Cheri Casolari (8) Herb Henson (9) Janet Waters (10) Monica Guerrettaz (11) Maureen Brinkley (12) Becky Yates (13) Jan and Joy Morris (14) K-Leen and Kathy Paul (15) Sheila Greenwood (SI) (frl) (£1) LEWIS.TIM W. MATLOCK, THOMAS L. MORRIS. JANIS LEA LUFF, LANA RENEE McGREW. CATHY LYNN MARTIN, APRIL LYNN BRIAN MOATS, LESLEY ANN NASH, JAMES EVERETT DEE NORTON, SHARI M. 14 PHELPS. ELIZABETH ANN PHILLIPS, JONCIA DAWN RALLY, DON CARROLL PRIDE, BRIAN KEITH RUSSELL. RICHARD A SEBRING. HOWARD RUCKMAN. KAREN SAMPSON, SHEILA MATTHEW SHEEHAN,DARREN SPITZNER. EDDIE LEA GENE 15 LUFF, LANA RENEE Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Statistician 3, Nike Club 3,4 — Vice Pres. 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4 LUTTRELL. TONY ALLEN Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Basketball 1, Pep Club 4, Lcttcrmcn 3, 4, Band 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 MARTIN, APRIL LYNN FHA 4 MATLOCK, THOMAS L. Basketball 3, FFA 4 MCGREW, CATHY LYNN Volleyball 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Harstan 4, Letter-women 3, 4, Business Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 2, Prom Attendant 3 MELTON, LAWRENCE BRIAN MOATS, LESLEY ANN MORRIS, JANIS LEA Volleyball 2, 3, Softball 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Letterwomen 4, Business Club 4, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2 — Sec.-Treas., Prom Attendant MORRIS, JOYCE MARIE Volleyball 2, 3, Softball 4, Statistician 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Business Club 3, 4, Nike Club 3, FHA 1, 2, Class Officer 1,2 — Vice Pres., Homecoming Attendant 3 MOSES, NANCY ANNE Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Honor Society 3, 4 - Pres. 4, Pep Club 4, Letterwomen 1, 2, 3, 4 — Sec.-Treas. 3, Sec. 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All School Play 1, FHA 1 MURBARGER, CHIQUITA CHERYL FHA 1,2,3 MYERS, CHRISTY LYNN Basketball 4, Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4, Softball 1,2,4, Letterwomen 3,4, FHA 4 NASH, JAMES EVERETT FFA 1,2, 3 NORTHCUTT, MARCELLA DEE Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, Honor Society 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Locust Log 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Letterwomen 1, 2, 3, 4 — Vice Pres. 4, Spanish Club 1,2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All School Play NORTON,SHARI M. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, Softball 2, Statistician 2, Letterwomen 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3 — Vic. Pres. 3, Band 1,2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Twirlers 2, 3, 4 PAUL, KATHALEEN D. Basketball 4, Softball 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Spanis. Club 4 PAUL, KATHRYN DENINE Honor Society 3, 4, FHA 4, Class Officer 1 — Sec Treas., Classics Club 1 PAYNE, RICKY A. FFA 1,2,4 PEARSON, GEORGE ALAN Baseball 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 PHELPS, ELIZABETH ANN Basketball 1, 2, 3, Locust Log 2, 3, 4 — Associate Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Spanish Club 1,2,4 PHILLIPS, JONCIA DAWN Basketball 1, Business Club 1,4, FHA 1,4 PRIDE, BRIAN KEITH RALEY, DON CARROLL RUCKMAN, KAREN DENISE Math Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Harstan 2, 3, 4 — Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, FHA 1 RUSSELL, RICHARD A. Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Lettermen 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, Homecoming King 4 SAMPSON, SHEILA MARIE FHA 1,4 SEBR1NG, HOWARD MATTHEW Football 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Lettermen 4 SHEEHAN, DARREN GENE Tennis 1, Football 1, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Locust Log 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Lettermen 2, 3, 4 SMITH, DANIEL LEE Baseball 1, 2, Student Council 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 — Sentinel 4, Class Officer 3 — Pres. 16 SPITZNER, EDDIE Golf 1, 2, Wrestling 1,2 STAN FORD, SHELLEY LEA Softball 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Honor Society 3, 4 — Vice Pres. 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Harstan 2, Locust Log 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Letterwomen 2, 3, 4 — Treas. 4, Band r l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Prom Attendant 3 STANLEY, TIMOTHY DALE Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Pep Club 4, Locust Log 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Lettermen 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 STAPLES, NANCY ROSETTA Locust Log 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Band 1, 2 THOMAS, AMY L. Volleyball 1, Statistician 2, Honor Society 3, 4 — Sec. 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, FHA 4, Homecoming Attendant 4 THOMPSON, GEORGE WILLIAM Cross Country 2, Football 1, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, Lettermen 3, 4, Musicals 4 THOMPSON, LYNNE RAYE Basketball 2, 3, Basketball Manager 4, FHA 1,4 TOLLIVER, DEBORAH ANN Math Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 2 VANDAVEER, RENEE DENISE Volleyball 1, 2, 4, Softball 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Letterwomen 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3 WAGNER, DOUGLAS EUGENE Football 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, Pep Club 4, Lettermen 3,4, Homecoming Attendant 4 WARREN, MICHELE LEA Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Statistician 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Locust Log 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Letterwomen 3, 4, Class Officer 1,2 — Pres., Sadie Hawkins Queen WATERS, JANET LYNNE Pep Club 3, 4 — Pres. 4, Business Club 1, 3, 4 — Pres. 4, FHA 4 WELTY, KEVIN EUGENE Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Student Council 4, Pep Club 4, Lettermen 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4 — Vice Pres. WILLIAMS, BRETT ANTHONY Cross Country 2, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, Pep Club 3, 4, Lettermen 2, 3, 4 WILLIAMS, PENNY DIANE FHA 1,4 WINDLE, CHRISTINA LEA Tennis 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Softball 1, 2, 3, Locust Log 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Letterwomen 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, Nike Club 3, FHA 1 WINDLE, JILL ANNETTE Cheerleader 1, Statistician 2, Spanish Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, FHA 2 WINKA, SUSAN MARY Math Club 3, Mu Alph Theta 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Business Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Homecoming Attendant 1,4 WOLFE, JOHN A. Football 3, Wrestling 2, Band 2, Musicals 1 WOOD, VALENTINA KAY Volleyball 2, Softball 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Locust Log 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Letterwomen 4, Business Club 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4 YATES, BECKY LOUISE Harstan 2, Business Club 4, Spanish Club 4 YATES, DEBORAH JANE Locust Log 3, 4, Spanish Club 4 — Vice Pres. 4, Nike Club 3, 4 —Treas. 3,4, FHA 4 YOUNG, KELLY LAROY FFA 1,2, 3,4 TOLLIVER, CANDY Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 3, 4, Letterwomen 3, 4, Student Council 1 17 WHITEHEAD, GARY RAY STANLEY, TIMOTHY DALE THOMPSON. LYNNE RAYE WARREN. MICHELE LEA WILLIAMS, BRI TT ANTHONY 18 STAPLES. NANCY ROSETTA TOLLIVER. DEBORAH ANN WATERS. JANET LYNNE WILLIAMS. PENNY DIANE VANDAVEER. RENEE DENISE WELTY, KEVIN EUGENE WINDLE, CHRISTINA LEA THOMPSON. GEORGE WILLIAM WAGNER, DOUGLAS EUGENE WHITEHEAD. GARY RAY WINDLE, JILL ANNETTE YATES, BECKY LOUISE YATES, DEBORAH JANE TOLLIVER, CANDY 1st row: Shelley Standford, Cathy McGrew; 2nd row: Monica Guerrettaz, Nancy Moses, Kendal Evans, and Marcia Northcutt Karen Ruckman, Becky Yates, Jan Morris, Curt Lewis, Jerry Kling, and Yancey Glassford 19 Juniors The 1981-82 junior class started the year off with a bang by surpassing the magazine goal by $ 1,100. The junior float, which was entitled, “Dressed to Kill”, placed second in the Homecoming parade. 20 Junior English Class Rick Barber Candy Barnes Kim Bassett Donnie Blackwell Crystal Boose Calvin Booth Donna Bowen Sue Brandon David Brown John Bunnell Leslie Burroughs Robbie Bute Michelle Canterbury Jay Chaney Bob Childers Toni Clark Krystal Coggin Barbara Colclasurc Tim Condor Danny Conklin Kevin Connell Julie Conner Theresa Cook Paula Corry Ronnie Cruse Allison Dulaney Becky Dulaney Alan Dunahee Todd Eastin Vickie Eastin Sandy Frost Melani Fry Mark Goodwin Angie Greenwood Darrell Gregory J.D. Griffith 21 John Guinn Stephanie Hadden Sherri Haslett Michelle Hassebrock Randy Hockman Craig Holan Ricky Huffman Becky Hunt Sandy Jackson Andrew Kesterson Ruthann Kidd Steve King Janet Kling John Koehler Robin Koehler Wayne Koons Darla Kroeger Kent Land Angela Laughlin Nancy Leak Debbie Leathers Mike Lents Keith Lewis Teresa Martin Linda Matlock Susan McAllister Lori McCann Suzanne McClintock Ted McDaniel John McGee Gene McVay Sally Millar Dean Murbarger David Pate Dawn Payne Darrin Pearce 22 Darrell Wyman Joyce Yates Cheryl Young Chris Young Candy Phillips Jacki Picket Angie Pierson Gary Randall Brad Ray Kent Rice Waynettc Rinehart Shelley Rohr Anthony Rutt Roger Sampson Stacy Schwaninger Pam Schie Paula Sessions Randy Speagle Lee Ann Snyder Troy Thomas Georgie Thomason Jane Thompson Ron Tidwell Derek Trousdale Tina Utterback Robin Vandaveer Karen Webster Lori Wheeler Karen Windle Mark Winka Angie Woods Maureen Woods Kristy Woomer Mike Worstell 23 Sophomores The 1981-82 Sophomore class got off to a slow start as they received last place on their float, entitled “Indians Will Be Stir Crazy!”, during the Homecoming festivities. Angie Reagan represented the Sophomore class at the Homecoming dance. Once again, a sophomore, Cindy Young, was chosen as FFA Sweetheart. The slow beginning made by the group was replaced by excitement and fun as the year passed. Karen Bryan Sunny Erbacher, Pres., Angie Reagan, Vice Pres., and Connie Banhart, Scc.-Treas. Sophomore Float Doug Moses and Rick Randall 26 Julie Adams Paul Allen Larry Auvil Kevin Baity Connie Banhart Jerry Berger Jeff Block Kristy Booth Lynn Briscoe Julie Brooks Jackie Brown Karen Bryan David Burkett Dcna Burton Mike Camp Lori Clement Kevin Colclasurc Penny Decker Gary Dennis Renee Dcvor Darin Dunnigan Paula Eathcrton Beulah Eck Craig Elving Lorna Engelmeir Sunny Erbacher Kim Fatheree Tonya Fehrenbacher Elaine Fender Robin Fisher Karen Frost Angela Garrett Kim Glassford Chris Goodman Tammy Harris Joni Harvey 27 Ken Hawks Kim Henson Mike Hilliard Greg Holland Steve Holman Patsy Hoskins David Huffman Julie Humphrey Bobby Johnson Kelly Kaufman Bonnie Krutsinger Melanie Kurtz Regina Laughlin Cindy Lewis Angie Martin Lezlic Mason Crystal Mattox Tim McAllister Doync McDaniel Sondra McGrew Steve McKnelly Randy Miller Tony Morkin Doug Moses David Melton Ken Mislich Hollie Noblet Alicia Northcutt Michelle Paradise Brian Patterson Scott Paxton Tammy Pearce Kelly Pearson Tamara Perry Debbie Powell Roger Powless 28 Rick Randall Angie Reagan Sabrina Ross Scott Rudy Rick Sebring Tim Sehie Brenda Sparlin Sandy Spitzner Mike Stanford Brad Stanley Matthew Stone Mike Taylor Jay Thatcher Lori Thomas Sara Thomas Margie Toon Terry Toon Dan VanMeter Lisa Vincent Steve Wacddelow Karen Walker Sharon Walker Tracy Walker Harold Warren Rusty Waters Robin White Steve Wicke Darren Williams Wayne Williams Ken Wilson Calvin Wilson Bobby Wingo Tracy Winka Sandy Woomer Scott Wreath Cindy Young 29 Ron Cruse and Coach Horst 30 Tina Wood, Melani Fry, Kendal Evans, Cathy McGrew and Shelley Stanford John Bunnell, Randy Speagle, Alan Dunahee, Morris Pruitt, Robbie Bute, Mike Lents, Donnie Blackwell, Ted VanMeter, and Tony Luttrell Band performing at the Christmas concert. 31 Freshmen The Freshman class of 1981-82 got off to a great start in high school by winning first on their Homecoming float entitled, “Up in Smoke.” Student Council reprcsentives are Nikki Guerrettaz, Jodi Chaney, Andy Powless, Tina Lewis, Dorlisa Martin, and Darla Sutherland. UlliHAJU IH JPlgj jtfk Susan Mattox, Kathy Stanley, Dorlisa Martin, and Lori Luff Freshman Float Dorlisa Martin, Pres., Tina Lewis, Vice Pres., and Kris Kirk, Sec.-Treas. 32 Wayne Allison Tina Ashley Jonnie Atkisson Diane Auvil Christina Bchnkc Donna Brewer John Briscoe Chris Britton Shawn Bryan Stephanie Bryan Michael Canady Julie Canterbury Virginia Cavins Jodi Chaney Sherry Chase Sharon Clark Paula Cooper Kelly Coughlin Keith Estheimer Kevin Fitzgerald Bill Flexter Lori Forth Bryan Freeman Guyla Frost Ovic Gaither Gary Gill David Gish Tammy Glassford Steve Gragcrt Wayne Gray Roger Green Ritchey Griffith Tyler Grove Nikki Guerrettaz Diane Harrell Kelly Harrison 33 JoAnn Hatcher Stacey Hemphill Kathy Henderson Martin Henderson Connie Henson Libbie Henson Chuck Holan Sheri Holmes Cindy Huffman Kim Keller Mike Kessel Karla King Diana Kingsbury Kris Kirk Teresa Kittle Dale Klankc Troy Kurtz Tom Krutsinger Susan Lamb Randy Lee Chris Leigh Connie Lewis Herb Lewis Tina Lewis Lori Luff Eddie Martin Greg Matthews Dorlisa Martin Susan Mattox Nancy McCracken Brian McGrew Larry Melton Jennifer Mislich Harvey Murbarger Ricky Myers Shawn Myers 34 Diana Nosck Jeff Oakes Tom Ocstrich Angela Owen Richard Owens Joey Paradise Eric Patterson Eddie Perry Susan Pieplow Ken Pierson Andy Powless Rhonda Randall Tracy Rascher Kevin Robinson Brad Ruckman Dotty Scott Greg Sefton Lisa Senters Randy Sheehan Kathy Stanley Mark Stanley Galen Stine Darla Sutherland Sam Tackitt Eric Tatman Jon Taylor Mary Thomas Robert Thomas Donclda Thompson Angela Tibbs Brent Ucbingcr Clarann Waggoner Tommy Walters Ronnie Wathan Cheryl Webster Roger Wclty 35 Gina White Michelle Whitt Diane Wilke Lisa Wilkin Kevin Wilson Richard Wyman Bobby Johnson Nikki Guerrettaz Ronnie Wathan and Greg Scfton Troy Wyman Herbie Lewis 36 From the Old to the New 37 Administration Mr. Carl House, Assistant Superintendent Mr. David Foreman, Assistant Principal 40 1st row: A1 Winka. William Kline, Jan Cycholl; 2nd row: Kent Warren, Harold Brooks, Robert Smith, and Steve Schwaniger BAILEY. ELIZABETH Home Economics. Junior Class Co-Sponsor, EH A ■BAIRD, JIM Political Science, U.S. History BERRY. BILL Industrial Arts, Co-Op BUCHANAN, CHARLES Math, Freshman Sponsor, Girls' Basketball and Softball Coach BURGESS. LUCY Child Care, Co-Op, FH A BIRK, PAUL Guidance CARSON. BECKY English. P.E.. Junior Class Co-Sponsor, Lcttcrwomen. Girls' Volleyball Coach CLARK, NANCY Guidance DILL, BETTY General Studies ELLIOTT. BOB Business. Business Club FRY, MIKE Science HAYES, JEANNE Business. Harstan. Senior Class Co-Sponsor 41 HENDERSON, ELICIA Learning Disabilities, Senior Class Co-Sponsor HORST, BOB Drivers Ed., Football and Track Coach LEE, STEVE English, Locust Log, Quill and Scroll McCOY, JOE English. Drama Director McKinnon, janis Health, School Nurse McQUISTON, CHRIS Consumer Economics, Social Studies, Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor MIGLIN, JIM Health, Science, Baseball and Football Coach O DELL, LES Drafting, Wrestling Coach PAYNE, VICKI Business, NHS PENRY, HARRY Band, Chorus, Fine Arts Social Science Div. Head PETERSON, MICK English, Basketball and Football Coach, Lettermen PHILLIPS. BILL Art 42 PORTER, RICK Math, Science, Football and Basketball Coach RILEY, ANNE English. Language Div. Head RIPPERDAN, PEGGY P.E.. Physical Ed. Health Safcty Div. Head RIVER,TOM Spanish. Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor SMITH. DONNA Business NHS, Business Club STANFORD. JOANNE Success Program, Cheerleader Sponsor STINE. MARY BETH Home Economics, Vocational Div. Head, Vocational Director STRINGER. JERRY P.E., Psychology. Boy’s Tennis Coach TALMANT. DON U.S. History, Girl's Tennis Coach UPTON, JOHN Building Trades WAGNER, DALE Learning Center WELCH, TOM P.E., Golf and Boys’ Basketball Coach, Pep Club 43 WHEELER, BOB Agriculture, FFA Mr. and Mrs. Foremanat Homecoming dance Unit Employees Margaret Scfton, Unit Secretary; Marilyn Murphy, Unit Bookkeeper; Wanda Gish, Unit Bookkeeper Janitors: Brian Pride, Randy Payne, David Coble. John Lauder-back, Gene Ray, Dios Mishenhimcr. Ranard Greenwood, and Gale Beard 44 Secretaries: Karen Shehorn, Guidance Mary Conrad, Office Kathy Gibson, Learning Center Betty Linder, Office Bus Drivers: Vida Fatheree Bob Bute Everett Dow Wayne Moran 45 Homecoming Homecoming week once again proved to be exciting and full of fun with activities such as Hat Day, Dress-up Day, Grub Day, and Orange and Blue Day. After the girls' volleyball game on Thursday night, a pep session was held, followed by a snake dance and bonfire to prepare everyone for Friday night's football game. On Friday afternoon, the Freshman class won the Homecoming parade float competition with their float entitled “Up in Smoke. That night the Wolves were ready to play and posted a victory over the Lawrenceville Indians. On Saturday evening, the traditional Homecoming Dance was held in Conley Gymnasium. Susan Winka and Richard Russell received the honor of being elected queen and king. The rest of the court consisted of Amy Thomas and Cindy Booth, queen candidates; Guy Brown and John Harrison, king candidates; Linda Matlock and Melani Fry, junior attendants; Angie Reagan, sophomore attendant, and Dorlisa Martin, freshman attendant. Mirage provided music for the evening and the dance theme was “Wonderful Tonight.’’ 1st row: Richard Russell, Melani Fry, Susan Winks, Cindy Booth; 2nd row: Dorlisa Martin, John Harrison, Amy Thomas. Guy Brown; 3rd row: Angie Reagan, and Linda Matlock Shelley Stanford and Lee Lewis Janet Waters, Clement Audrey Erbachcr, Robin White, and Lori Donnie Blackwell and Sally Millar Connie Banhart Retiring Queen and King, Debbie Winka and Blake Briscoe, 1981 Homecoming ' 'inka and Richard Russell Queen and King, Susan Scott Daughtery, Dorlisa Martin, Doug Wagner, Melani Fry, Guy Brown, Cindy Booth, John Harrison, Susan Winka, Blake Briscoe, Debbie Winka, Richard Russell, Amy Thomas, Tim Stanley, Linda Matlock, Gary W hitehead, and Angie Reagan 49 All School Play “Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation” is the story of a man who decided the perfect vacation would be in Rock Harbor Village before the traditional tourist season. The problems which confronted almost every vacationer and every child forced to go on a perfect vacation: no television, no boys, no conveniences, just boredom. This year’s play starred Gary Randall as Roger Hobbs, Melani Fry as his wife Peggy, and Dorlisa Martin as his youngest daughter Kate. Roger's oldest daughter and his lazy son-in-law were played by Candy Barnes and Rick Randall. The locals of Rock Harbor were portrayed by Stacy Schwaninger and Doug Moses. Other members of the cast included Craig Elv-ing, Michele Whitt, Keith Lewis, Allison Dulaney, Kaye Drake, Mike Camp, and Brent Uebinger. The play was directed by Mr. Joe McCoy with Sue Brandon serving as the student director. Doug Moses, Dorlisa Martin, Melani Fry, Gary Randall, Candy Barnes. Stacy Schwaninger, and Rick Randall, members of the All School Play cast. Musical For many years Mr. Penry has taken the time to organize a musical. This year was no exception. This year’s selection, “Oklahoma,” takes place just prior to Oklahoma becoming a state. Gary Randall and Tammy Harris had the leading roles as Curley and Laurie. Kendal Evans (Aunt Eller), Robbie Bute (Jud Fry), Melani Fry (Ada Annie), Keith Lewis (Will Parker), and Rick Randall (Ali Hakim) showed what they could do as they left the audience laughing. Despite the ups and downs in rehearsals, the show was a huge success thanks to the cast, crew, and Mr. Penry. Melani Fry and Gary Randall Tammy Harris and Gary Randall 50 Sweetheart Dance Even though the FHA-sponsored Sweetheart Dance was held later than its regular Valentine’s Day date, the event turned out to be a big success. “Sweet Dreams, the hit song by Air Supply, was the theme for the dance, and Trick, a band from the St. Louis area, provided music for the evening. Jan Morris was crowned queen of the Sweetheart Dance. Other senior candidates were Kendal Evans and Janet Waters. Attendants were Dorlissa Martin, Connie Banhart, Sherri Haslett, and Pam Sehie. Tamala Riley and Matt Horst served as flower girl and ring bearer. Matthew Horst. Queen Jan Morris. Blake Briscoe, and Tamala Riley Dorlissa Martin. Mark Stanley, Sherri Haslett. Alan Lake, Kendal Evans, Tim Stanley. Janet Waters, Curt Lewis, Matthew Horst. Blake Briscoe. Jan Morris. Tamala Riley, Mike Putbrcsc, Emily Bunnell. Scott Wreath, Pam Sehie, Kerry Raschcr. and Connie Banhart Sara Thomas. Shelly Warren, and Mike Burgess Crystal Boose and Tony Luttrell 52 Lori Luff. Christina Behnke, and Crystal Boose Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Horst Rick Randall and Doug Moses Golden Oldies Day Golden Oldies Day was held on Friday, March 12, 1982, this year. It star'ed with visions of the past wandering around the halls of FHS. Clothes varied from poodle skirts and old letter sweaters to leather jackets and tight blue jeans. There were a few hippies and even a flower child or two. Everyone had a lot of fun chewing bubble gum and swinging ponytails. Later tha night a senior-faculty basketball game was held; a worn-out senior squad walked away tired and weary while the faculty walked off with smiles on their faces. The seniors claim that the refs “had a bad night.” After the game there was a 50 60’s dance with Randy Olson playing records — old and new. Around the close of the dance a Queen Angel and King Angel were to be crowned. It turned out that Tracy Winka (yes, Tracy Winka) got Queen Angel and Rick Randall and Doug Moses tied for King Angel. Tracy was decked out in a dress and high heels while Doug and Rick were twin Karate fighters. The spotlight dance was a little awkward, to say the least, but everyone thought that the titles were well deserved. Before the end of the dance there was a twist contest. There were two couples that the audience couldn’t decide on: Monica Guerrettaz and Gary Whitehead and Nancy Moses and Gary Randall. A “twist-off was held but still the audience was undecided so, again, it was a tie. After the dance we all reluctantly went home — back to the monotony of the 80’s. Oh well, until next year... SBP FHS students once again had the opportunity to listen to and watch the campaigning of five “politicians” during the Student Body President elections. Candidates Melani Fry, Craig Holan, Gary Randall, Randy Hockman, and Mark Winka all did great jobs presenting their speeches, but Gary Randall, with his mafia connections and hit men, won the election. Shelley Stanford, Senior Class President, gave Gary the oath of office the following week. Both Retiring President Bill Flail and Mr. Foreman were awarded with plaques at the assembly. Bill Hall. Melani Fry, Lee Snyder. Randy Hockman. Bill Harrell. Mark Winka. Mike Burgess, Craig Holan. Mike Lents, Gary Randall, and John Bunnell Gary Randall Bill Hall congratulating the new SBP. Gary Randall Doug Moses. John Bunnell, and Rick Randall 54 Events Students from Flora, North Clay, Noble. Cisne, and Clay City got a special treat in the fall when David Toma presented a drug abuse program to a packed gymnasium. That evening. Toma, who has had two television shows and several books made about his life, presented s similar program to parents and other inti -sted adults in the area. Flora High School's fourth annual Career Day was held in March. Once again, prominent people from all areas of the work force gathered in Conley Gymnasium as a service for students from Flora, as well as from Clay City, North Clay, and Cisne. It was sponsored by the BPW, the Home Ec Department and the Guidance Department. Mrs. Lents and Mrs. Luff are pictured discussing nursing careers with Barbara Colclasure. This year proved to be the most successful yet for the annual Heart Fund Queen Contest, More Than SI600 was raised by the contest for the purpose of fighting heart disease. Seven girls from FHS were among those in the county who placed cannisters at area businesses to raise money for the contest. Jan Morris was named Queen, while Cindy Booth and Susan Winka were named first and second runners-up. respectively. Those involved in the contest were Jan Morris. Susan Winka, Karen Ruckman, Shelly Warren, Cathy McGrew, Cindy Booth, and Tina Wood, ail pictured above. Prom Once again this year, the Junior-Senior Prom was held by the Juniors in honor of the Seniors. The colors for this year’s dance were pink, burgundy, and silver. Wine glasses, baskets of silk flowers, and a fountain in the center of the floor were special decorations. Odyssey from Mt. Carmel provided music for the evening, and the theme, “We’ve Got Tonight,” was played by the band as the newly crowned queen Jan Morris and her court danced. Robin Fisher, Jerry Kling, Wayne Howe, Robin White, Jackie Brown, Roger Hosselton, John Wolfe, and Tamera Perry Jan Morris and T. L. Matlock Tim Smith and Carla Cox Shelly Warren, Mike Burgess, Joy Morris, Billy Harrell, Retiring Queen Emily Bunnell and her escort, Mike Putbrese, Queen Jan Morris and her escort, T. L. Matlock, Melani Fry, John Harrison, Linda Matlock, Tom Ferguson, Lee Snyder, and Brad Ray. Because of an uncooperative horse and carriage, Kathy McGrcw and escort Tim Stanley were unavailable for the picture. 56 Coach Bob Horst, Mrs. Dale Stanley, Mark Stanley, Mr. Dale Stanley, and Mr. Ed Coleman watch Tim Stanley sign the letter of intent to play football at the University of Illinois. Joy Morris, Scott Daugherty. Cindy Booth and Tim Stanley at Homecoming Dance Tony Luttrell and Jim Eaton, No. 1 Doubles Team at NEC and District Graduation On Wednesday, June 2, 1982, the Class of 1982 held their Baccalaureate Service. The seniors entered and exited from the gym to “Pomp and Circumstance and Rev. Bill Webb, the speaker for the evening, directed his message toward the graduating class. The following Friday, the long-awaited day arrived — graduation. A 30 minute concert was given by the FHS band before they played the traditional march. After Senior Class President Shelley Stanford welcomed those present, and Salutatorian Garin Cycholl and Valedictorian Karen Ruckman presented their speeches, the senior members of the band entertained the audience with the selection, “Some Day Soon. After the presentation of awards and diplomas, the seniors marched out to “Pomp and Circumstance with smiling faces and years of hard work behind them. Garin Cycholl, Salutatorian and Veteran of Foreign Wars Award, and Karen Ruckman, Valedictorian and Business and Professional Women Award Brad Jones, Social Studies; Lisa Holmes, Dodc Briscoe Scholarship and Science; Sheila Greenwood, Girls Physical Education; Mike Greenwood, Art; Richard Russell, Boys' Physical Education; Kendal Evans. Music; Nancy Moses, F. Eugene Mattis Award and National Honor Society Scholarship; Debbie Tolliver, Dode Briscoe Scholarship; Maria Dockins, Journalism; Karen Ruckman, Math; Jan Morris, Home Economics; Jerry Kling, Agriculture: Monica Guerrettaz, Girl Athlete of the Year, Buell Long Scholarship, and Roland Gill Memorial Scholarship; Shelley Stanford, English and Unit Education Association Scholarship; Susan Winka, Spanish; Bill Hall, F. Eugene Mattis Award; Tim Stanley, Boy Athlete of the Year. Absent from picture: Linda Auvil, Business, and Kevin Welty, Industrial Education. 58 Top Ten Garin Cycholl, Maura Huffman, Sheila Greenwood, Shelley Stanford, Nancy Moses, Debbie Tolliver, Maria Dockins, Bill Hall, Brad Jones, and Karen Ruckman Karen Ruckman, Valedictorian 4.982 Garin Cycholl, Salutatorian 4.930 Nancy Moses 4.878 Maria Dockins 4.831 Maura Huffman 4.824 Brad Jones 4.769 Shelley Stanford 4.715 Sheila Greenwood 4.670 Debbie Tolliver 4.656 Bill Hall 4.646 59 Scc NEC CHAMPS Cross Country It can well be said that the 1981-1982 Cross Country team finished their season with one of the most impressive records of any Flora sports’ team. Besides ending with a 12 win 1 loss record, the group Finished first in the NEC and first at the district meet. Futher-more, the team placed second at the sectional, and thirteenth at the state meet, a spectacular accomplishment. The group also finished highly at several invita-tionals throughout the season. Coach Dulaney sum-morized the feelings of all cross country team members when he said, “The season was very successful and rewarding. The biggest thrill was winning the NEC at Carmi.” Tim Lewis and Mike Burgess 1st row: Ricky Huffman, David Huffman, Herbie Lewis, Bobby Johnson, Craig Holan, Kevin Colclasure, Bobby Wingo, Jeryr Berger; 2nd row: Joe Fathcrce, Tim Lewis, Darin Dunnigan, Steve King, Mike Burgess, Mike Worstell, Coach Dunlaney, Mike Lents, Bob Childers, Randy Hackman, and Darrin Pearce Mike Lents Cross Country team displaying 2nd place trophy from Effingham Invitational 62 Monica Gucrrettaz and Marcic Northcutt Girls’ Tennis The 1981 Girls’ Tennis Team can be described in one simple word, successful. They were beaten only by one team, the ever-tough Centralia. For the second year in a row, the girls were NEC champs. Also, they tied with Olney for the championship at District. The team’s top two players, Monica Guer-rettaz and Marcie Northcutt, combined to make the best doubles team in Southern Illinois. They were seeded First at both the Conference and District, and they captured the doubles title at both of these. “Now, that’s what I call good tennis!” says Coach Talmant. Again this year there were three qualifiers for the State Tournament. Monica and Marcie went for doubles, and Patsy Hoskins qualified for singles. Patsy Hoskins Kelley Kaufman. Candy Phillips, Nikki Gucrrettaz, and Dorlisa Martin Varsity Football Although the varsity football Wolves, coached by Mr. Horst, ended their season with a record of three wins and six losses, the team was considered to be much better than the record shows. Among their close losses was an outstandingly played game against the Aces of Mt. Carmel, who later became the state champions. Several Flora players were awarded with honors at the close of the football season. Among these was Tim Stanley, who was named to the All State 1st team by three newspapers. Darren Sheehan, as well as Tim, was named to the NEC 1st team, and Mark Winka, Scott Daugherty, John Harrison, Guy Brown, Larry Workman, and Yancey Glassford were awarded with 2nd team honors and honorable mentions. Tim Stanley and Darren Sheehan Robbie Boose John Harrison 1st row: Roger Powless, Doync McDaniel, Ken Wilson, Howard Sebring, Tim Conder, Doug Moses, Greg Holland, Jeff Block. Tracy Winka, Craig Hiving, Steve McKnelly; 2nd row: Mark Forth, Kevin Baity, Tim McAllister, Robbie Boose, Scott Daugherty, John Harrison, Bill Hall, Guy Brown, Mike Greenwood; 3rd row: Barry Jennings, Doug Wagner, Tony Lutrell, Richard Russell, Mark Winka, Gary Whitchaed, Ron Cruse, Rick Sebring; 4th row: Coach Miglin, Coach Peterson, Darren Sheehan, Tim Stanley, Yancy Glassford, Larry Workman, John Owens, Tony Morkin, and Coach Horst 64 Tom Krutsinger punts Frosh.-Soph. Football The Freshman-Sophomore football squad finished the season with an encouraging record of 3 wins and 2 losses. The highlight of the season, according to Coach Peterson, was the win over Lawrcnceville. “That was the game they came of age, he said. Coach Porter of the freshman squad commented that his group was “a great bunch of players. Jeff Block carrying the ball 1st row: Shawn Bryan, Wayne Allison, Randy Lee, Kelly Harrison, Kevin Fitzgerald, Galen Stine, Troy Kurtz; 2nd row: Chris Britton, Rich Owens, Roy Keith F.stheimer, Eddie Perry, Steve Gragert, Sam Tackitt, Steve Smith; 3rd row: Randy Sheehan, Andy Powlcss. Mark Stanley, Kevin Wilson, Tom Krutsinger, Chris Leigh, Tyler Groves; 4th row: Coach Dale Henson, Kelly Coughlin, Brian Freeman, Ritchie Griffith. Troy Thomas, and Coach Rick Porter. Golf The 1981-82 Golf team had their share of ups and downs as they finished the season with 2 wins, 12 losses, and 2 tics. The team, coached by Mr. Tom Welch, placed fourth in both the conference and district tournaments. Todd Eastin, a junior who will be a bright spot for the team again next year, finished third at the district tournament and was a sectional qualifier. Todd Eastin 1st row: Mike Hilliard, Jay Thatcher. Rick Randall, Herb Henson, Mike Camp; 2nd row: Garin Cycholl, Calvin Wilson. Coach Welch, Todd Eastin, and Darrell Gregory Wrestling The Flora High School wrestling team ended its season with an overall record of 3 wins and 11 losses. There were some bright spots for the team this season as Co-Captain John Owens finished first in the conference and ended the season with a 17-2 record. Tyler Tolliver, Ronnie Cruse, and Doyne McDaniel also placed in the conference. Coach Les O'Dell noted that he was pleased with the kids this year, but also said, “They are still in a learning process and need to learn the techniques and improve on them. Doync McDaniel John Owens Outstanding team members after the NEC tournament: Ron Cruse. Doyne McDaniel. John Owens, Rich Owens, and Tyler Tolliver. Cheerleaders for the Wrestling team: Kim Henson, Sandy Woomcr, Kim Falhcrcc, and Cindy Young John Owens pins Gregg Hcnagcr for NEC 185 lb. title Ronnie Cruse 1st row: Ken Mislich, Randy Lee, Troy Kurtz. Jeremy O’Dell. Ricky Myers, Greg Matthews. John McGee. Craig Elving; 2nd row: Doync McDaniel, Robbie Bute, Brad Stanley, Craig Holan. Rich Owens. David Barnes, Sam Tackitt. Tim McAllister. Roy Keith Esthcimer, Gary Gill; 3rd row: Coach O’Dell, Assistant Coach Ben Morgan. Bill Flexter. Scott Daugherty. John Owens. Ron Cruse, Tyler Tolliver. Tony Morkin, Larry Melton, Kevin Robinson. Rick Sebring. Terry Givens, and Assistant Coach Bud Rogers Volleyball The Flora High School varsity volleyball team ended their season with a disappointing record of 5 wins and 17 losses, but the team showed much improvement toward the end of the year as they won 3 of their last 6 matches. Twelve girls were presented with letters at the Fall Sports Banquet. Robin Vandaveer was voted the Most Valuable Player, while Linda Matlock was the Spiking Leader and Shelley Warren was the Honorary Captain for the varsity team. Sherri Burkett spent her first year as coach of the Wolf-Gals. Linda Matlock and Nancy Moses Robin Vandaveer and Linda Matlock 1st row: Angie Pierson, Linda Matlock, Audrey Erbachcr, Angie Reagan, Shelley Warren, Krystal Coggin; 2nd row: Christy Myers, Cindy Booth, Nancy Moses, Renee Vandaveer, Sheryl Kyburg, Robin Vandaveer, Joy Morris, and Coach Burkett 68 J.V. Volleyball Angie Reagan and Barbara Colclasurc Angie Reagan Coach Carson’s Junior Varsity Volleyball Girls finished their season with a record of 1-17. Miss Carson commented that her team was inexperienced with only two girls returning from last season. The team consisted of five freshmen, four sophomores, and three juniors, so several members will be back next year. An added attraction at the volleyball games was the freshman sophomore games before the regular junior varsity games. Connie Lewis, Susan Mattox, Libbie Hensoo, and Debbie Powell 1st row: Susan Mattox, Julie Humphrey, Sara Thomas, Barbara Colclasure, Sandy Jackson, Teresa Kittle; 2nd row: Jaide Moore, Connie Banhart, Libbie Henson, Tammy Glassford, Paula Sessions, Debbie Powell, Connie Lewis, and Coach Carson 69 Boys’ Basketball The 1981-82 Basketball Wolves proved that last year's winning season was not just a fluke. In fact, both the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads finished their seasons with better records than last year, with 20-8 and 14-4 win loss records, respectively. The Varsity squad, coached by Tom Welch, ended the season with many honors and accomplishments. Among these were a first place finish at the Carmi Invitational Tournament, second place in the Regional Tournament, and third place in the Van-dalia Christmas Tournament. Perhaps the highlight of the season came at the sold-out game with Lawrenceville, when the Wolves lost by a five point margin to the undefeated Class A State Champions and proved that they were not just an “inept” team from a “hicktown.” Bill Harrell had an outstanding season, as he received “first team” honors for the North Egypt Conference, Carmi Tourney, and Vandalia Tourney. Bill was also named the Most Valuable Player of the Carmi Tournament. Tim Stanley joined Bill on the first team in the Vandalia and Carmi tournaments and was a “second team” selection for the NEC. Darren Sheehan and Mike Burgess were awarded with Honorable Mentions in the NEC. Under the coaching of Rich Porter, the JV squad managed to post at least one victory from every team in the conference, including a win over Lawrenceville, which was only the Indian’s second loss of the year. Mark Winka and Kend Land were named MVP and Most Improved, respectively. Team unity, sportsmanship, and competitiveness are positive factors for this group, which will continue to make Wolves fans proud next year. Billy Harrell and Tony Ferguson Varsity and Junior Varsity teams: 1st row: Gary Whitehead, Mark Winka, Randy Spcaglc. Bobby Johnson, Mike Burgess. Randy Hockman, Kent Land. Jerry Berger, Dean Murbarger; 2nd row: Darrin Dunnigan, Todd Eastin, Richard Russell, George Thompson, Brett Williams, Darren Sheehan, Billy Harrell, Tim Stanley, Tony Ferguson, Mark Stanley, John Bunnell, Joe Fatheree, Troy Thomas, David Garrett, and Rick Huffman 70 Tim Stanley Mike Burgess Varsity team members after winning first place trophy won at the Carmi Invitational Tournament Billy Harrell and George Thompson Tim Stanley 71 Frosh.-Soph. Basketball FHS proved to have strong basketball teams on all levels as the freshmen and sophomore squads both ended their seasons with outstanding records. The sophomore squad finished with a record of 8 wins and 3 losses. Jerry Berger was named Most Valuable Player, while Bobby Wingo received recognition as the Most Improved. According to Coach Peterson, Considering the number of games lost due to weather, this team improved from the start to the end of the year. The freshmen “A” squad had a 13-4 win loss record and placed second in the NEC Freshman Tournament. Talent was shown to be widespread among the group, which had a total of 17 freshman members. Tom Krutsinger and David Gish were named MVP and Most Improved, respectively. It seems that area teams will once again have their hands full with the Flora Wolves in coming years! Sophomore team: 1st row: Greg Holland, Darren Williams, Kevin Colclasurc, Tracy Winka, Roger Powlcss, Paul Allen; 2nd row: Calvin Wilson, Bobby Wingo, Tim Schic, Kevin Baity, David Huffman, Jay Thatcher, and Coach Peterson Freshmen team: 1st row: Troy Kurtz, Jeff Oakes, Rich Wyman, Steve Gragcrt, Eddie Perry. Brian McGrew; 2nd row: Greg Scfton, Randy Sheehan, Ken Wilson, Andy Powlcss, Chris Leigh, Ken Pierson; 3rd row: Chuck Holan, Dave Freeman, David Gish, Kelly Coughlin, Troy Wyman, Tom Krutsinger, and Coach Henson 72 Cheerleading The FHS varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders spent another successful year encouraging enthusiasm and promoting school spirit. The group was chosen last spring by a panel of out-of-town judges. During the summer following tryouts, the cheerleaders sponsored a car wash and attended a camp at which they were honored with many awards. Among these were the spirit stick, the NCA megaphone, and numerous achievement ribbons. The varsity squad added to the list of achievements by winning the super squad award. The hard work and dedication shown by the cheerleaders is obvious when “Wolves’ Fever” is widespread as it has been this year. Varsity Cheerleaders: Top to Bottom: Mclani Fry, Sherri Haslett, Tina Wood, Kendal Evans, Cathy McGrew, and Shelley Stanford Top to Bottom: Mclani Fry, Tammy Harris, Mclani Kurtz, Sherri Haslett, Shelley Stanford, Cathy McGrew, Dorlisa Martin, Tina Wood, and Joni Harvey 73 Girls’ Basketball The Varsity Wolfgals ended their season with a 6-19 record. Lee Ann Snyder was the leading scorer, averaging 17.5 points per game. Jacki Pickel was the leading rebounder with 309 rebounds. With four of the starting five being juniors, the Wolfgals should be a tougher squad to contend with next year. The Junior Varsity Wolfgals ended their season with a 6-10 record. Jodi Chaney was the leading scorer, averaging 9.1 points per game. Jodi was also the leading rebounder with 100 rebounds. Lee Ann Snyder 74 Jacki Pickel, Shelley Rohr, and Lisa Holmes 1st row: Lynne Thompson, Lori Luff, Lisa Holmes, Coach Buchanan, Jodi Chaney, Shelley Rohr, Jacki Pickel; 2nd row: Manager Sherri Holmes, Kim Glassford, Angie Pierson. Susan Mattox, Rhonda Randall, Connie Lewis, Lee Ann Snyder, and Manager Christina Behnke 75 Tennis The 1982 tennis team once again showed that they have what it takes when they captured both the North Egypt Conference and District titles. The group finished the season with a record to be proud of — 9 wins and only 2 losses. The team proved to be exceptionally strong in doubles matches, with the team of Jim Eaton and Tony Luttrell taking both the NEC and District doubles titles and Don Blackwell and Don Clark finishing second in both tournaments. The team hopes to continue its winning tradition next year, when all team members will be returning except seniors Tony Luttrell and Jim Eaton. Tony Luttrell and Jim Eaton Donnie Blackwell, Andy Powlcss, Tony Luttrell, Jim Eaton, John Bunnell, Donnie Clark, and Mr. Stringer Mike Lents 1st row: Keith Lewis, Randy Sheehan, Shawn Bryan, Greg Scfton, Tracy Rasher, Jeff Oakes, Mark Stanley; 2nd row: Tracy Walker, Kevin Wilson, Andy Powlcss, Donnie Clark, Mike Greenwood, Donnie Blackwell, Jim Eaton, Tony Luttrell, John Bunnell, and Mike Lents 76 V Tim Lewis Track Coached by Mr. Horst, the 1982 track team enjoyed a successful year. Two individual runners, along with a relay team, placed first in their respective events at the district meet and therefore went on to state. Tim Lewis finished first in the 3200 run and Tyler Tolliver was the first finisher on the 300 low hurdles. The 3200 meter relay team, made up of Tyler Tolliver, Bill Hall, Mike Worstell, and Mike Burgess, also placed first at the district meet and later finished 14th at state. Rich Owens 1st row: Billy Suddath, Randy Lee, Herbie Lewis, Mike Camp, Rich Owens, Tommy Walters; 2nd row: Doug Moses, Roy Keith Estheimer, Scott Daugherty, Chris Lee, Steve Gragcrt, Ken Pierson, Wayne Allison, Ken Wilson; 3rd row: Coach Horst, Tyler Tolliver, Mike Burgess, Mike Worstell, Basil Matlock, Bill Flexter, Tim Stanley, George Thompson, Bill Hall, and Tim Lewis 77 Softball The 1982 softball season came to an end with the team holding an overall record of 7 wins and 8 losses. Audrey Erbacher was named Most Valuable Player for the team, while Sunny Erbacher had the highest batting average and the most runs batted in. Cindy Booth and Sheila Greenwood shared the highest fielding average, and Audrey Erbacher had 18 stolen bases, a record for the team. Seven girls graduated this year, so the team will be ready for some new talent next year. Shelley Stanford y Angie Pierson Audrey Erbacher Sunny Erbacher 1st row: Lori Clement, Alicia Northcutt, Dcna Burton, Susan Mattox, Sharon Peeler, Cindy Young, Kim Fathercc, Melani Kurtz, Christina Behnke, Robin White; 2nd row: Sunny Erbacher, Audrey Erbacher, Shelley Stanford, Cathy McGrcw, Cindy Booth, Nancy Moses, Coach Buchanan. Shelia Greenwood, Lana Luff, Renee Vandavccr, Robin Vandaveer, Angie Pierson, and Jodi Chaney Steve King Baseball The 1982 baseball team showed skill and determination as they coasted to a 13-6 win loss record. As a team, ten records were broken and one was tied. Six individual records were also broken and two were tied. John Harrison and Bill Harrell were both named Most Valuable Players, and Mark Winka led the team with RBI's, batting average, and on base average. Steve King had the best Earned Run Average, and Jerry Berger held the best fielding average. 1st row: Mark Winka, Tom Lake, Randy Hockman, David Pate, Troy Thomas, Steve Smith; 2nd row: Bob Childers, Steve King, John Harrison, Bill Harrell, Doug Anderson, and Gary Whitehead 1st row: David Melton, Jon Taylor, Troy Kurtz, Kevin Fitzgerald, Eddie Perry, Chuck Holan; 2nd row: Greg Matthew, Tom Krutsinger, Jeff Block, Bobby Wingo, Tracy Winka. Kevin Colclasure, and Jerry Berger Tracy Winka 79 Stats • • . Stats.. Varsity Football Flora 13 Effingham Flora 0 Carmi Flora 14 Salem Flora 20 Mt. Carmel Flora 29 Lawrenceville Flora 22 Fairfield Flora 48 Red Hill Flora 20 Taylorville Flora 0 Olney Fresh Soph Football Flora 12 Olney Flora 6 Salem Flora 50 Red Hill Flora 8 Lawrenceville Flora 14 Fairfield Frosh Football Flora 12 Effingham Flora 36 Newton Flora 6 Fairfield Flora 14 Lawrenceville Flora 0 Salem Flora 20 Olney Cross Country 1st — District 1st —NEC Cross Country Flora 19 Fairfield 43 Flora 36 Effingham 23 Red Hill 75 Flora 17 Dieterich 65 Clay City 74 Louisville 80 Flora 35 Olney 37 Benton 57 Flora 17 Cisne 75 Noble 43 Flora 17 Fairfield 48 Flora 17 Altamont 44 Trenton Invitational-4th Olney Invitational-4th Flora Invitational-4th Effingham Invitational-2nd Harrisburg Invitational-1st Benton Invitational-4th Sectional Meet-2nd State Meet-13th Stats... Stats ... Stats... Stats... 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Carmel • Stat; • Stats 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 2 2 2 0 2 2 2 0 0 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 ''' Stats • • • Stat 1st Carmi Invi Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Varsity 72 55 44 49 79 64 58 67 87 83 51 62 63 92 63 82 53 66 58 79 77 74 82 42 62 74 60 56 Nation Red Hill Fairfield Salem Carmi St- Anthony Olney Mt- Carmel Ncoga D'eterich Vandalia Trenton-Wesclin Lawrenceville Neoga Mt. Carmel Allendale Wayne City Mt. Carmel Edwards Co. Fairfield Carmi Olney Red Hill Salem Lawrenceville Dieterich St. Anthony Newton J.V. Boys’ Basketball Flora 69 Noble Flora 58 Red Hill Flora 56 Fairfield Flora 59 Salem Flora 56 Carmi Flora 46 St. Anthony Flora 53 Olney Flora 58 Mt. Carmel Flora 46 Lawrenceville Flora 70 Neoga Flora 46 Mt. Carmel Flora 65 Albion Flora 77 Fairfield Flora 58 Olney Flora 54 Carmi Flora 72 Red Hill Flora Flora 52 65 Salem Lawrenceville Stats... Stats ... Stats ... Stats... Stats... Stats... Freshmen Boys’ Basketball Sophomore Boys’ Basketball Flora 67 Dieterich 49 Flora 50 Effingham 70 Flora 45 Lawrenceville 53 Flora 65 Fairfield 63 Flora 54 Louisville 29 Flora 68 Salem 52 Flora 67 Mt. Carmel 39 Flora 55 Olney 50 Flora 52 Salem 60 Flora 56 Olney 53 Flora 48 Teutopolis 61 Flora 95 Noble 72 Flora 72 Red Hill 49 Flora 62 Olney 56 Flora 78 Lawrenceville 49 It Vw Flora 57 Dieterich 51 Flora 52 Effingham 38 Flora 54 Lawrenceville 55 Flora 62 Fairfield 51 Flora 50 North Clay 46 Flora 53 Salem 56 Flora 54 Olney 64 Flora 95 Noble 72 Flora 78 Red Hill 54 Flora 71 Teutopolis 58 Flora 67 Teutopolis 51 2nd NEC Frosh Tourney 82 Flora 25 Newton 52 Flora 39 Robinson 66 Flora 34 Dieterich 61 Flora 42 Dieterich 57 Flora 41 Newton 50 Flora 46 Salem 57 Flora 48 Mt. Carmel 58 Flora 47 Olney 71 Flora 47 Fairfield 70 Flora 56 Lawrenceville 70 Flora 47 Red Hill 72 Flora 52 LaGrove 68 Flora 67 Odin 32 Flora 31 Lawrenceville 32 Flora 28 Mt. Carmel 47 Flora 41 Olney 65 Flora 42 North Clay 37 Flora 44 Fairfield 80 Flora 38 Salem 59 Flora 47 LaGrove 64 Flora 45 Albion 36 Flora 55 Noble 35 Flora 41 Carmi 33 Flora 53 Kinmundy 44 Flora 48 LaGrove 76 Flora 18 Wrestling Red Hill 54 Flora 9 Mt. Carmel 59 Flora 32 Pickneyville 32 Flora 12 Mt. Vernon 51 Flora 24 Fairfield 43 Flora 26 Carmi 32 Flora 29 Cumberland 38 Flora 45 Charleston 21 Flora 24 Fairfield 47 Flora 18 Lawrenceville 48 Flora 10 Mt. Carmel 54 Flora 48 Paris 18 Flora 42 Carmi 24 Flora 12 Mt. Carmel 52 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Flora 24 Dieterich 36 Flora 14 Newton 12 Flora 25 Salem 23 Flora 18 Mt. Carmel 40 Flora 9 Olney 38 Flora 24 Fairfield 34 Flora 29 Lawrenceville 23 Flora 26 Red Hill 36 Flora 13 Lawrenceville 16 Flora 20 Mt. Carmel 31 Flora 17 Olney 50 Flora 29 North Clay 27 Flora 13 Fairfield 44 Flora 38 Salem 30 Flora 50 LaGrove 34 Flora 37 Albion 99 STATS .. . STATS . Girls’Softball Flora 8 Salem 11 Flora 7 Louisville 5 Flora 3 Stew-Stras 13 Flora 6 Newton 16 Flora 9 Edwards Co. 20 Flora 18 Salem 12 Flora 15 Odin 13 Flora 13 Noble 3 Flora 19 Lawrenceville 14 Flora 0 Fairfield 11 Flora 11 Noble 6 Flora 11 Salem 23 Flora 11 Louisville 11 Flora 19 Cisne 15 Flora 2 Crossville 7 Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Boys’ Tennis 8 Salem 6 Centralia 3 Mattoon 6 Effingham 7 Salem 5 Olney 8 Newton 8 Fairfield 4 Centralia 7 Fairfield 6 Charleston 1 3 6 3 2 4 1 1 5 2 3 . STATS ... STATS ... STATS ... Boys’ Baseball Flora 23 Louisville 1 Flora 8 Kinmundy 1 Flora 3 Odin 1 Flora 3 Salem 4 Flora 6 Edwards Co. 2 Flora 0 Olney 7 Flora 7 Grayville 6 Flora 9 Noble 3 Flora 11 Dieterich 1 Flora 6 Fairfiled 5 Flora 9 Fairfiled 7 Flora 8 Noble 12 Flora 6 Olney 5 Flora 6 Louisville 7 Flora 5 Red Hill 6 Flora 4 St. Anthony 1 Flora 7 Wayne City 2 Flora 4 Lawrenceville 1 Flora 2 Mt. Carmel 3 Track Wolves Relays 2nd Olney Invitational 3rd Red Hill and Mt. Carmel 1st McLeansboro and Carmi 2nd Salem Invitational 3rd Fairfield 1st Altamont Open 5th Robinson Invitational 4th Newton 1st Tiger Relays 7th Frosh Invitational 2nd NEC JV NEC District 5th 5th 4th 83 w National Honor Society Once again the National Honor Society had an active and enjoyable year. Members worked at concessions at basketball games to raise money for their scholarship, which is awarded annually to a deserving senior. Each meeting was highlighted by a guest speaker. Miss Chris McQuiston showed slides of Europe during the January meeting, and the group toured such places as the Cumberland Trail Library and the Clay Electric Cooperative. 1st row: Amy Thomas, Nancy Moses, Shelley Stanford, Bill Hall; 2nd row: Mrs. Payne, K-leen Paul, Kathy Paul, Debbie Tolliver, Sheila Greenwood, Mrs. Smith; 3rd row: Garin Cycholl, Maura Huffman, Karen Ruckman, Maria Dockins and Brad Jones 1st row: Lori Wheeler. Jackie Pickcl. Paula Sessions, Marcic Northcutl; 2nd row: Lisa Holmes, Gary Randall. Mark Winka. and Troy Thomas 86 Pep Club “Fever!”, a phrase popular to FHS students and all Wolves’ fans, was promoted mainly by members of the Pep Club. The group, which only completed its second year at FHS, sold ribbons, pins, and shirts — all promoting school loyalty. They also ran concession stands and decorated the halls with signs. The club, sponsored by Coach Welch, was led by Janet Waters, president; Susan Winka, vice president; Melani Fry, secretary; and Sue Jane Brandon, treasurer. 1st row: Coach Welch, Sue Brandon. Melani Fry. Janet Waters; 2nd row: Howard Sebrina, Gary Whitehead. Lori Clement. Tonya Fehrenbachcr. Gina Laughlin. Angela Owens, Darla Suthcrlan, Jodi Chaney. Renee Vandaveer; 3rd row Melanie Kurtz. Dena Burton. Michelle Paradise. Christina Behnke. Shawn Myers. Karen Bryan. Lynn Briscoe. Bonnie Krutsinger. Rhonda Woods. Tina Lewis. Michelle Hassebrook, Lisa Young. Paula Cooper. Julie Adams; 4th row: Tom Fenton. Mike Greenwood. Dorlisa Martin. Nikki Gucrrcttaz. Alicia Northcutt. Kendal Evans. Shelley Stanford. Ginny Cavms. Michelle Whitt. Susan Pieplow, Diane Harrell. Lczlic Mason. Joni Harvey. Kim Gla sford, Shelley Warren. Joy Morris; 5th row: Mike Worstell. Mike Lents, Todd Eastin. Gary Randall. John Bunnell. Steve King. Lori McCann. Shelley Rohr. Bob Childers. Tina Woods. Cindy Booth. Sunny Erbacher. Jan Morris, Audrey Eracher; 6th row: Candy Phillips. Bill Hall. Julie Humphrey. Ruthann Kidd. Dawn Payne, Lee Snyder. Brett Williams. Angela Laughlin. Linda Auvil. Susan Cook. Kim Henson. Tammy Harris. Cathy McGrew, Paula Sessions. Maria Dockins; 7th row: Doug Wagner. Crystal Boose, Tim Stanley. John Harrison, Susan Winka. Randy Hockman. Mark Winka. Craig Holan. Sherri Haslett, Alison Dulaney. Stacy Schwaninger. Cindy Barnes. Maureen Woods. Janet Kling. Lori Wheeler. Connie Banhart. and Amy Thomas. Student Council The Student Council continues to be an important group at Flora High. The Homecoming activities are a major concern of this group of students. The Homecoming parade and the dance itself, as well as many other events included in the week’s activities, are all planned by the Student Council. The group, sponsored by Mr. Foreman and led by Student Body President Bill Hall, also decided on the lyceums which the students watched during the year. For the first time, a student exchange with Effingham was held. 1st row: Cathy McGrew, Shelley Stanford, Bill Hall, Jan Morris, Danny Smith, Joy Morris, Susan Winka. Gary Whitehead; 2nd row: Melani Fry, Lee Snyder, Mark Winka, Craig Holan, Gary Randall; 3rd row: Mr. Foreman. Connie Banhart, Alicia Northcutt, Hollic Noblct, Angie Reagan, Sunny Er-bachcr; 4th row: Rhonda Woods, Tina Lewis, Darla Suthcrlan, Jodi Chaney, Nikki Gucrrcttaz, and Dorlisa Martin 87 Locust Log The Locust Log had a very successful year under the advisory Mr. Lee. Editor Maria Dockins worked very hard providing our school with a first class paper each month. Early last fall the Locust Log members attended a SISPA workshop to improve their writing skills. Members also attended SISPA’s conference at SlU-Carbondale in the spring. 1st row: Stephanie Hadden, Maria Dockins, Monica Gucrrettaz, Liz Phelps, Nancy Staples; 2nd row: Darren Sheehan, Lee Ann Corry, Debbie Yates, Shelley Stanford, Marcic Northcutt, Cindy Booth, Tim Stanley; 3rd row: Mr. Lee, Candy Phillips, Gary Randall, Marka Winka, Craig Holan, Paula Sessions, Tina Uttcrback, and Julie Conners Harstan This year’s Harstan staff members worked many long hours to meet deadlines. The staffs Rim Room was torn down with the rest of Building B, so members had to move all of their material into Building A. Things were a little confusing for a while, but the staff got things together to produce another memorable yearbook. Leading the staff this year were Karen Ruckman, editor, and Lori Wheeler, assistant editor. lsi row. Ginny Cavins. Diane Harrell, Susan Picplow, Paula Cooper, Dorlissa Martin. Nikki Gucrrettaz, Maura Huffman. Karen Ruckman, Lori Wheeler; 2nd row: Karla King, Kim Keller, Karen Bryan, Lynn Briscoe, Lisa Vincent, Sherry Chase, Lori Forth, Gina White; 3rd row: Sandy Jackson, Kendal Evans, Cathy McGrcw, Paula Sessions, Lori McCann, Shelley Rohr, Ruthann Kidd, Scott Wreath, and Mrs. Hayes 88 Business Club Spanish Club 1st row: Nancy Staples. Kim Henson. Linda Auvil. Mr River. Susan Cook. Debbie Yates. Maria Dockins. Ginny Cavins. Michelle Whitt. Diane Anvil. Kelly Pearson; 2nd row: Kelly Kaufman. Debbie Powell. Patsy Hoskins. Kim Glassford. Scott Wreath. Monica Guerrettaz. Liz Phelps. Karla King. Jaide Moore. Julie Adams. Kathy Henderson. Ruthann Kidd. 3rd row: Nikki Gucrrettaz, Dorltsa Martin. Crystal Boose. Gary Randall, Mark Winka. Paula Sessions. Joni Harvey. Lori Wheeler, Maura Huffman. Sheila Greenwood. K-lcen Paul. Kayla Douthit, Bcv Henson; 4th row: Sunny Erbacher. Candy Phillip . Rick Randall. Craig Holan. Jay Chaney. Gary Gill. Brian McGrew. Shawn Bryan. Dena Burton. Michelle Paradise; 5th row Derek Trousdale. Becky Hunt. Sara Thomas. Jackie Brown. Gina Laughlin. Hollie Noblet. Julie Humphrey. Angie Reagan, Tonya Fehrenbacher, Alicia Northcutt. and Lisa Vincent 89 1st row: Maria Dockins, Sandy Frost, Waynette Rinehart, Janet Waters; 2nd row: Mrs. Smith, Karen Bryan, Candy Barnes, Tina Wood. Crystal Boose. Paula Sessions, Joy Morris, Mr. Elliott; 3rd row: Joncia Phillips. Linda Auvil, Maura Huffman. Julie Conner, Robin Koehler, Jan Morris; 4th row: Shelley Rohr, Lori McCann, Lori Wheeler, Tammy Harris, and Cathy McGrew. “Yo Gano!” is a commonly heard phrase at Spanish Club meetings. The popular games of Bingo and Scrabble, in Spanish versions, of course, are regular entertainers of the group, which meets once a month. The Spanish Club also held a pizza party and a hot dog roast later in the year. Mr. River sponsored the group and President Susan Cook, Vice President Debbie Yates, and Secretary-Treasurer Maria Dockins were the officers. The Business Club started their year with their annual weiner roast at Charley Brown Park. Elected officers are President Janet Waters, Vice President Waynette Rinehart, Secretary Maria Dockins, and Treasurer Sandy Frost. Individuals familiar with various business fields spoke at each of the club’s meetings. Mr. Elliot and Mrs. Smith were the club’s sponsors. Lettermen The Lettermen had a very busy year with many activities. They co-sponsored the Homecoming bonfire, sponsored Golden Oldies Day, organized the Senior Athletic Banquet, provided needy families with extra Christmas presents, and helped send boy athletes to athletic camps. Officers elected this year are Tim Stanley, president; Mike Burgess, vice president; Mark Winka, secretary-treasurer; and Doug Wagner, Sergeant at Arms. Mr. Peterson sponsored the club. 1st row: Steve King, Mike Greenwood, Scott Daugherty, Mark Winka, Tim Stanley, Mike Burgess, Gary Whitehead, Randy Hockman, Mike Worstcll; 2nd row: Troy Thomas, Bill Harrell, Craig Holan, Brett Williams, Tony Luttrcll, Darren Sheehan, Larry Workman, Calvin Wilson; 3rd row: Darrell Gregory, Bob Childers, George Thompson, Richard Russell, John Owens, John Harrison, Rob Boose, Guy Brown, Howard Scbring; 4th row: John Bunnell, Mr. Peterson, and Todd Eastin. Letterwomen The Letterwomen handled concessions at the girls’ volleyball and basketball games this year. They also sold mums for Homecoming, and had another fund raising project to earn money for their trip and to send girls to sport camps. The club is sponsored by Miss Carson and was led by President Monica Guerrettaz, Vice President Marcie Northcutt, Secretary Nancy Moses, and Treasurer Shelley Stanford. 1st row: Monica Guerrettaz, Marcie Northcutt, Nancy Moses, Shelley Stanford; 2nd row: Shelly Warren, Cindy Booth, Cathy McGrew, Renee Van-daveer, Christy Myers. Sheryl Kyburz, Angie Pierson; 3rd row: Kelly Kaufman, Shelly Rohr, Audrey Erbacher, Linda Matlock. Jan Morris, Lee Ann Corry, and Jackie Pickle 90 FHA A September weiner roast started the FHA on its way for the 1981-82 school year. The club, one of the largest at FHS, sold cheese and sausage in order to raise money for the annual Sweetheart Dance and a trip to a rock concert in the spring. The officers for the Future Homemakers of America include Kendal Evans, president; Carla Cox, vice president; Lori Wheeler, secretary; and Cathy McGrew, treasurer. 1st row: Miss Bailey, Connie Banhart, Cathy McGrew, Lori Wheeler. Kendal Evans, Carla Cox, Sandy Jackson, Maureen Woods, Allison Dulaney, Debbie Powell, Melanie Kurtz, Jackie Brown, Mrs. Stine; 2nd row: Mrs. Burgess. Lynn Thompson, Paula Sessions, Joncia Phillips, Kathy Paul, Sherri Haslett, Waynette Rinehart, Stacy Schwaniger, Candy Barnes, Karen Bryan, Robin Fisher, Sandy Woomer; 3rd row: Jan Morris, Amy Thomas, Jane Thompson, Tina Lewis, Janet Waters, Audrey Erbacher, Cindy Booth, Sandy Frost, Kim Bassett, Chris Behnke, Dorlisa Martin, Nikki Guerrettaz; 4th row: Sunny Erbacher, Paula Corry, Becky Hunt, Angela Laughlin, Debbie Leathers, Julie Conners, Janet Kling, Tina Utterback, April Martin, Maura Huffman, Sheila Greenwood, Diana Auvil, Tonya Fchrenbacher, Kayla Douthit; 5th row: Candy Phillips, Beulah Eck, Renee Devore, Margie Toon, Angie Greenwood, Terri Toons, Cheri Casolari, Debbie Yates, Lori McCann, and Gina Laughlin Nike Club The Nike Club has completed its second year at Flora High School. The club, which is sponsored by the Business and Professional Women’s Club, began the year with a weiner roast and visited many places of interest in the community. President Pauls Sessions, Vice President Lana Luff, Secretary Monica Guerrettaz, and Treasurer Debbie Yates presided over the club. 1st row: Lana Luff, Debbie Yates, Pauls Sessions, Monica Guerrettaz; 2nd row: Mrs. Shehorn. Lezlie Mason, Lynn Briscoe. Karen Bryan, Kelly Kaufman. Dorlisa Martin, Nikki Guerrettaz, Maura Huffman, Mrs. Buchanan; 3rd row: Susan Cook, Ruthann Kidd, Kayla Douthit, Sheila Greenwood. Lisa Holmes, Kris Kirk, Lori Luff; 4th row: Paula Cooper, Jodi Chaney, Darla Sutherlin, Chris Behnke, Shawn Myers, Sheri Holmes; 5th row: Christine Taylor, Darrin Pearce, and Wayne Koons 91 Band 1st row: Shelly Rohr. Sharon Clark, Connie Lewis, Mike Lents. Tammy Harris, Karen Walker, Paula Cooper, Marcie Northcutt; 2nd row: Mike Canady. Sandy Jackson, Nancy Childers, Jacki Pickle, Garin Cycholl, Guyla Frost, Rhonda Randall. Kendal Evans; 3rd row: Tim Stanley, Robbie Bute, Rick Barber, Rick Randall, Wayne Koons, Richie Griffith, Mike Camp, Calvin Wilson; 4th row: Scott Hargis, Steve Wadlow, Mark Stanley, Tim Conder, Bob Childers, Keith Lewis, Stacey Hemphill, Brad Jones; 5th row: John Bunnell, Angela Owen, Kevin Wilson. Darrin Pearce, Steve McKncIly, Scott Rudy, Darrell Gregory, Herb Henson; 6th row: Jay Thatcher, Connie Banhart, Greg Holland, Lee Ann Snyder, Kevin Baity, Doug Moses, Jeff Block, Bill Hall; 7th row: Julie Brooks. Melani Fry, Tim McAllister, and Rick Scbring 92 1st row: Sue Brandon. Dorlisa Martin, Mary Thomas, Bcv Pharris, Lori Clement, Ginny Cavins, Susan Mattox, Alicia Northcutt; 2nd row: Audrey Erbacher. Tonya Fchrcnbacher, Maura Huffman, Tamara Perry, Ruthann Kidd, Nikki Guerrettaz, Shari Norton, Sherri Haslett; 3rd row. Nancy Moses, Monica Guerrettaz, Lisa Scntcrs, Sharon Walker, Bev Henson, Tammy Pearce. Donna Brewer. Stacy Schwaniger; 4th row: Teresa Martin. Paula Corry, Jennifer Mislich, Shawn Myers. Michelle Whitt, Connie Henson, Kelly Kaufman, Cathy McGrcw; 5th row: Shelley Stanford. Cindy Lewis, Kristy Booth, Crystal Mattox, Lezlie Mason, Joni Harvey, Cindy Booth, Tina Wood; 6th row: Sally Millar, Scott Wreath, Candy Phillips, Randy Lee, Patsy Hoskins, Brent Uebiner, Allen Dunahec. Mike Stanford; 7th row: Gary Randall, Lana Luff, Bruce Cobb, and George Thomason Chorus 1st row: Rick Sebring, Keith Lewis, Andrew Kesterson, Robbie Bute, Craig Elving, Rick Randall, Roger Green, Brent Uebinger; 2nd row: Bev Pharris, Stephanie Hadden, Stacy Schwaninger, Tammy Harris, Paula Eathcrton, Susan Cook, Sandy Jackson, Nancy Leak, Julie Adams, Diana Nosck, Diane Harrell, Nancy Childers; 3rd row: Dorlisa Martin, Angie Greenwood, Kendal Evans, Donna Bowen, Kaye Drake, Diane Matlock, Tina Workman, Cindy Huffman, Cindy Young, Susan McAllister, Kim Keller; 4th row: Susan Pieplow, Sharon Walker, Robin Koehler, Maura Huffman, Tammy Pearce, Terry Toon, Cindy Lewis, Rowena Green, Debbie Powell, and Julie Brooks Twirlers, Rifles, and Flag Girls 1st row: Monica Guerrettaz, Shari Norton, Maura Huffman; 2nd row: Susan Cook, Kim Henson, Scott Wreath, Sally Millar; 3rd row: Janet Kling, Lori Wheeler, Candy Phillips, Allison Dulaney, Jacki Pickle, Karen Windle, Stacy Burk, and Sandy Woomer 93 FFA The Flora FFA participated in several different contests ranging from grain judging to parlimentary procedure. Flora finished second in the soil judging contest this year. Other activities included livestock and grain shows. The Flora Chapter held its annual Parent-Student Banquet in March to recognize the members' achievements and activities throughout the year. Delegates attended the state FFA convention held in June. Officers elected were President Jerry Kling, Vice President Yancey Glassford, Secretary Curtis Lewis, Treasurer Bill Harrell, Reporter Ronnie Connell, and Sentinel Danny Smith. This year's FFA Sweetheart was Cindy Young. 1st row: Wayne Allison, Ken Pierson. Don Balch, Curt Lewis. Danny Smith. Bill Harrell, Ron Connell. Yancey Glassford, Jerry Kling, Ricky Payne, David Garrett; 2nd row: Kevin Connell, Mike Stanford, Rick McGrew, Alan Dunahec, Wayne Howe, Leon Hatcher, Dale Klankc. Wayne Gray, Chris Leigh, Brad Ruckman, Martin Henderson; 3rd row: Chris Goodman, Gary Dennis, Darrell Smith, Bobby Johnson, JoAnn Hatcher, Cindy Huffman. Harold Warren, Kelly Pearson, Chris Britton. Tim Sehic, Doug Goodman, Larry Davis; 4th row: Mike Tayior, Larry Auvil, Rusty Waters, Kelly Young, Carl Colclasure, Randy Bayles. Tim McAllister, Tyler Dawkins, Tony Luttrcll, and Mr. Wheeler Key Club The main objective of the Key Club, which is associated with the Kiwanis Club, is to help people. The club was unable to accomplish everything they had planned because of the small group. However, they did make Santa Grams for Christmas. Officers are Kendal Evans, president; Becky Hunt, vice president; Paula Corry, treasurer; and Teresa Martin, secretary. 1st row: Teresa Martin, Paula Corry, Becky Hunt, Kendal Evans; 2nd row: Susan Cook, Kayla Douthit, Nancy Childers; 3rd row: Tom Fenton, Karen Webster, and Robin Koehler 94 Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is the International Honor Society for high school journalists. This award cites and encourages ability and achievement in writing and other areas of high school journalism. 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Anderson, Doug............. Ashley, Tina............... Atkison, Jonnie............ Auvil, Diana............... Auvil, Larry .............. Auvil, Linda............... Bailey, Jane Bailey. Peggy Baity, Kevin............... Baker, Marla Balch, Don................. Banhart, Connie............ Barber, Rick............... Barnes, Candy ............. Barnes, David.............. Bassett, Kim............... Bayles, Randy.............. Behnke, Christina ......... Bennett, Donna............. Berger, Jerry.............. Berning, Martha Blackwell, Don............. Block, Jeff ............... Boose, Crystal............. Boose, Robbie.............. Booth, Calvin ............. Booth, Cindy.............6, Booth, Kristy.............. Bowen, Donna............... Boyd, Jeff Brewer, Donna.............. Brandon, Sue .............. Brinkley, Maureen.......... Briscoe, John.............. Briscoe, Lynn.............. Britton, Chris............. Brooks, Don................ Brooks, Julie.............. Brown, David .............. Brown, Guy................. Brown, Jackie............. Broyles, Julia............ Bryan, Karen ............. Bryan, Jeff Bryan, Shawn.............. Bryan, Stephanie.......... Bunnell, John............. Burge, Mike Burgess, Mike............. Burk, Stacy............... Burkett, David ........... Burroughs, Leslie......... Burton, Dena.............. Bute, Brook............... Bute, Robbie.............. Camp, Mike................ Canady, Mike.............. Canterbury, Michelle .... Canterbury, Julie......... Carrell, Greg............. Casolari, Chcri........... Cavins, Ginny............. Chancy, Jay .............. ......................27,87.89, 93 .............................27, 72 ........................33,65,94,77 .................................6 ..............................6, 79 .................................33 .................................33 .......................... 33,89,91 ..............................27, 94 ........................6, 13,87,89 ..................... 27.64, 72,92 .............................6,94 .........26,27,49, 52,69,87,91,92 ............................21,92 .................. 21,50,87,89,91 ............................6,67 ............................21,91 .............................6,94 ............... 33,53,75,87,91,78 ................................6 ......................27,62,70,79 ......................21,31,49,76 ...............27,64,65,53,92, 79 ....................21,52,53,87,89 ..........................6, 64, 90 ............................21,24 48, 49, 55, 68, 87, 88, 90, 91,92, 78, 57 .............................27,92 .............................21,93 .............................33,92 ..........................21,87,92 ..............................6, 13 ................................33 ...................... 27,87,88,91 ......................... 33,65,94 .................................6 ..........................27,92,93 ................................21 ......................6,48,49,64,90 ......................27,56,89,91 .................................6 ................. 26,27,87,88,89,91 ..........................33,65,89 ................................33 ............. 21,31,70,87,90, 92, 54 ....... 6,52,62, 56, 70,71,90, 54,77 ......................6, 12,93, 104 ................................27 ................................21 ...................... 27, 87, 89,78 .................................6 ...................21,31,67, 92. 93 ...................... 27,66,92, 77 ..............................33,92 .................................21 .................................33 ..................................7 .........................7,13,19,91 .....................33,87,88,89,92 .............................21,89 Chaney, Jodi...... Chase, Sherry..... Childers, Bob..... Childers, Nancy ... Clark, Dallas Clark, Don........ Clark, Sharon..... Clark, Toni....... Clarner, Jodi.... Clement, Lori..... Cobb, Bruce ...... Coble, Debbie Coggin, Krystal ... Colclasure, Barbara Colclasure, Carl ... Colclasure, Greg Colclasure, Kevin . Condor, Tim....... Conklin, Danny ... Connell, Kevin Connell, Ronnie .. Conner, Julie..... Cook, Susan....... Cook, Theresa .... Cooper, Paula .... Corry, Lee Ann ... Corry, Paula..... Cosner, Wayne Coughlin, Kelly ... Covey, Mike Cox, Carla....... Crews, Darrin ..............33,75,87,91,78 .....................33, 88 ........ 21,62.87,90,92. 79 ..................7,13,92,93 ..........................76 .......................33,92 ........................21 ........................7,19 ............27,48,87,92, 78 ......................7, 92 ........................21,68 .......................21,69 ..................7,94, 111 ................27,62,72,79 ....................21,64.92 .........................21 .......................21,94 ......................7, 94 ........... 21,88,89,91, 106 ....7, 12, 30,87,89,91,93,94 ........................21 ..............33,87,88,91,92 ..................7,88,90,95 ................21,91,92,94 ....................33,65,72 ................7,13,56,91 Crews, Larry Cruse, Ronnie....................................21,30, 64,67 Curtis, Joyce...............................................7 Cycholl, Garin ............................ 7,66,86,92, 58, 59 Danncll, Debbie............................................22 Daugherty, Scott........................... 7, 49,64, 67, 90, 77, 57 Dawkins, Tyler.............................................94 Decker, Penny..............................................27 Delak, D. J. Dennis, Gary............................................27,94 Devor, Renee ..................................... 27, 30, 91 Dickey, Kevin Dockins, Maria ................ 7, 86,87, 88, 89, 117,95, 58, 59 Douthit, Kayla....................................12,89,91,94 Drake, Kaye..............................................7,93 Dulaney, Allison..................................21,87,91,93 Dulaney, Becky.............................................21 Dulaney, Wayne Dunahee, Alan.....................................21,31,92,94 Dunnigan, Darin......................................27,62,70 Eastin, Todd..................................21,66, 70.87,90 Eastin, Vickie.............................................21 Eatherton, Paula........................................27,93 Eaton, Jim.................................................7, 76 Eck, Beulah................................................27 Eckleberry, Kay Elving, Craig.....................................27,64,67,93 Engelmeier, Lorna..........................................27 Enlow, Eric................................................10 Erbacher, Audrey .............. 4, 10, 24, 48, 68. 87, 90, 91,92, 78 Erbacher, Sunny .......................... 26, 27,63,87, 89,91,78 Estheimer, Roy Keith ........................... 33,65,67, 77 Estheimer, Will............................................10 Evans, Kendal......10,12.19,30,52,73,87,88,91,92,93,94,58 Fathercc, Joe...........................................62,70 112 Fathcrec, Kim 27,67,78 Fatheree, Randy Fehrcnbachcr, Tonya Fender, Elaine..... Fenton, Tom......... Ferguson, Tony...... Fisher, Robin ...... Fitzgerald, Harry ... Fitzgerald, Kevin .. . Fleming, Renee Flcxtcr, Bill....... Fopay, Karen Forth, Lori......... Forth, Mark ........ Freeman, Bryan Frost, Guyla........ Frost, Karen ....... Frost, Sandy........ Fry, Melani ........ Gaither, Ovic....... Garrett, Angela .... Garrett, David ..... Gill, Gary ......... Gish, David........ Given, Terry....... Glassford, Kim .... Glassford, Tammy . Glassford, Yancey . Goodman, Chris ... Goodman, Doug . . . Goodwin, Mark Gragert,Steve .... Gray, Wayne......... Green, Roger........ Green, Rowena Greenwood, Angie . Greenwood, Mike . . Greenwood, Sheila . Gregory, Darrell .. . ......................27,87,89,91,92 ...................................27 .............................10,87,94 ................................10,70 ............................ 27,56,91 ..................................119 ............................ 33,65,79 .............................33,67,77 ................................33,88 ...................................64 ............................ 33,65,72 ................................33,92 ...................................27 ............................21,89,91 20, 21, 24, 30,48, 49, 50. 56, 73,87,92, 54 ...................................33 ...................................27 ...............................70, 94 ............................ 33,67,89 ...................................33 ................................10,67 ............................ 27,75, 89 .................................33,69 ..................... 10, 19,64,94, 108 ................................27, 94 .................................10,94 ...................................21 .......................... 33,65,72,77 ................................33,94 ................................33,93 ................................10,93 ..............................21,91,93 ..............4. 10, 12,64,87,90,76,58 ..............10, 13,86, 89,91,78, 58, 59 ..........................21,66,90,92 Griffith, J.D......................................................21 Griffith, Ritchey............................................33,65,92 Griffith, Robert Grove, Troy........................................................10 Grove, Tyler....................................................33,65 Guerrettaz, Monica . 10, 13, 19,63, 88, 89,90, 91,92,93,103,117, 95, 58 Guerrettaz, Nikki ............. 33, 36,63,87,88, 89,91,92, 118 Guinn, John.................................................22 Hadden, Stephanie..........................20, 22, 25.88, 93,95 Hall, Bill.......................10,64,86. 87, 92, 54, 77, 58, 59 Hargis, Scott........................................4, 10,92 Harned, Doug Harned, Mark Harrell, Billy....... Harrell, Diane....... Harris, Tammy........ Harrison, John....... Harrison, Kelly...... Harvey, Joni......... Hassebrock, Michelle Haslett, Sherri..... Hatcher, Joann....... Hatcher, Leon........ Hawks. Kenny......... Hemphill, Stacey . .. Henderson, Ann Henderson, Kathy .. 11, 12, 56, 70,71,90, 94, 54, 79 ................33,87,88,93 .. 27,50,73, 87, 89,92,93, 109 ...11,48,49, 64, 56,87,90, 79 ......................33,65 ............ 27,73, 87,89,92 .......................22,87 ......... 22,52,73, 87,91,92 ......................34,94 ......................11,94 ..........................28 ......................34, 92 ...................... 34,89 Henderson, Martin Henderson, Steve Henson, Beverly .. Henson, Connie ... Henson, Herb .... Henson, Kim....... Henson, Libbie ... Hilliard, Mike Hinkle, Gary...... Hockman, Randy . Holan, Chuck .... Holan, Craig...... Holland, Greg .... Holman, Steve Holmes, Lisa ..... Holmes, Sherri ... Hoskins, Patsy ... Hosselton, Roger . Howe, Wayne .... Huffman, Cindy .. Huffman, David . . Huffman. Maura . Huffman, Ricky . . Humphrey, Julie . . Hunt, Becky...... Hurd, Jeff Hurd, Larry Hurd, Nikki Jackson, Sandy ... Jennings, Barry ... Johnson, Bobby .. Johnson, Perry Jones, Brad....... Kaufman, Kelly .. Keller, Kim....... Kessel, Mike...... Kesterson, Andy .. Kidd, Ruthann . .. King, Karla...... King, Steve...... Kingsbury, Diana . Kirk, Kris....... Kittle,Teresa .... Klanke, Dale...... Klanke, Stacey Kling, Janet .... Kling, Jerry...... Koehler, John Koehler, Robin ... Koons, Wayne Kroeger, Darla ... Krutsingcr, Bonnie Krutsingcr, Tom . . Kurtz, Melanie .. . Kurtz, Troy....... Kyburz, Sheryl ... Lake, Tommy Lamb, Susan....... Land, Kent....... Lanphier, Caroline Laswell, Allan Laughlin, Angela . Laughlin, Regina . Lawson, John Leak, Nancy...... Lee, Randy....... Leigh, Chris..... ..........................34, 94 .......................11,89,92 ...........................34,92 ...................II, 13,66,92 .................28,67,87,89.93 ......................... 34,69 ..........................28, 66 ............................II .........22. 62, 70. 87. 90, 54. 79 .........................34, 79 22, 62. 67. 72. 87, 88, 89, 90, 54, 95 .................28.64,53.72.92 .............................28 ......... 11, 12,74,75,86,91,58 ...................... 34,75,91 ................... 28,63, 89.92 ..........................11,56 ........................11,56,94 ...................34,93,94, 119 ..........................28. 62 . . .11,12, 86. 88, 89,91,92,93,59 .......................22,62, 70 ....................28, 69,87, 89 ................... 22,89,91.94 ...............22,69,88,91,92,93 ...........................11,64 ............... 28, 36, 62, 70, 94 ..................11,86,92,58,59 ....28, 63,89.90.91,92. 108, 118 .....................34,93, 108 ..............................34 ..........................22. 93 ...........22.87, 88,91,92, 106 ...................34,88.89, 108 ................22,62, 87,90. 79 .............................34 ..................... 32,34,91 ..........................34, 69 ..........................34, 94 ................... 22,87,91,93 ................11, 19,56,94, 58 .............................22 ....................22, 89,93,94 .......................22.91,92 .............................22 ..........................28,87 ...................34, 65, 72, 79 ..................28.73,87,91.78 ..................34,65,67.72.79 ...................11,68,90, 111 ..........................11,79 ..............................34 ..........................22, 70 ...................... 22,87,91 ................... 28,87,89,91 .........................22,93 .................34,65,67,92.77 ................ 34, 65, 72,94, 77 113 Lents, Mike 22,31,62,87,92,54,76 Northcutt, Marcie ... 12, 14, 19,63,86, 88,90, 92, 103 Lewis, Cindy 28, 92, 93 Norton, Sheri 92, 93 Lewis, Connie 34, 69, 75, 92 Nosck, Diana 35,93 Lewis, Curtis 11, 12, 19,52,94 Oakes, Jeff 24, 35,72, 76 Lewis, Herbie 34,36,62,54 Oestreich, Tim 35 Lewis, Keith 22,92,93, 76 Owen, Angela 35,87,92 Lewis, Tim 14,34,62,77 Owens, John 64, 67, 90 Lewis, Tina 32,87,91 Owens, Rich 35,65,67,54 Luff, Lana 12, 14,91,92,78 Paradise, Joe 35 Luff, Lori 32,34,53,75,91 Paradise, Michelle . . Luttrell, Tony 14.31,52,64,90,94,76 Pate, David 22, 79 Martin, Angie 28 Patterson, Brian .... 28 Martin, April 14,91 Patterson, Eric 35 Martin, Dorlisa . 32, 34,48, 49, 52,63. 50, 73. 87, 88, 89, 91,92, 93 Paul, Kathy 13, 15,86,91 Martin, Eddie 34 Paul, K-leen 13, 15,86,89 Martin, Teresa 22, 92, 94 Paxton, Scott 28 Mason, Lezlie 28,87,91,92 Payne, Dawn 22, 87 Matlock, Basil 77 Payne, Randy Matlock, Linda 22, 24, 25, 48, 49, 56,68, 90 Payne, Ricky 15,94 Matlock, T. L Pearce, Darrin 22,62,91,92 Matthews, Greg 34, 67, 79 Pearce, Tammy 28,92,93 Mattox, Crystal 28,92 Pearson, Alan 15 Mattox, Susan 22,34,69,75,92,78 Pearson, Kelly 28,89,94 McAllister, Susan . . .. 22,93 Peeler, Sharon 78 McAllister, Tim 28, 64,67, 92, 94 Pennington, Ronnie McCann, Lori 22,87,88,89,91 Personinger, Donnie McClintock, Suzanne 22 Perry, Eddie 35,65,72,79 McCormick, David Perry, Tamara 28, 56, 92 McCracken, Nancy . . 34 Pharris, Beverly .... 92,93 McDaniel, Doyne . . . . 28,.64, 67 Phelps, Liz 4, 15,88,95 McDaniel, Ted 22 Phillips, Candy . 20, 23.25,63,87,88,89,91,92, 93, 106, 95 McDannell, Shari .... 14 Phillips, Joncia 15,89,91 McGee, John 22,24,67 Picket, Jacki 23, 74, 75, 86, 90, 92, 93 McGrew, Brian 34,72,89 Pierson, Angie 23,68,75,90 McGrew, Cathy .. 12. 14, 19, 30, 55, 73, 87, 88, 89, 90,91,92, 117, Pieplow, Susan 35,87,88,93 78, 95 Pierson, Ken 35,72,94.77 McGrew, Leslie Powell, Debbie 28,69,89.91.93 McGrew, Rick 94 Powell, Neale McGrew, Sondra . . .. 28 Powless, Andy 35,65,72,76 McKnelly, Steve 28, 64, 92 Powlcss, Roger 28,64,72 McVay, Gene 22 Pride, Brian 15 Melton, David 28, 79 Pruitt, Clyde Melton, Larry 14,67 Pruitt, Morris Melton, Larry 34 Quarmby, Ann Miller, Randy 28 Raley, Don 15 Miller, Sally 22,49, 92, 93 Randall, Gary 20, 23, 50. 86, 87, 88, 89, 92, 54. 95 Miller, Mike Randall, Rhonda ... 35,53,75,92 Mislich, Jennifer .... 34,92 Randall, Rick 26, 29,66. 50, 89, 92, 93 .Mislich, Kenneth . . . . 28, 67 Rascher, Tracy 35, 76 Moats, Leslie 14 Ray, Brad 23, 56 Moore, Jaide 69,89 Reagan, Angie 26,29,48,49. 68,87.89 Morkin, Lisa 19 Rice, Kent 23 Morkin.Tony 28. 67 Rinehart, Waynette . 23, 89 Morris, Jan 13, 14, 19, 52,55,56, 87, 89,90,91,58 Robinson, Kevin . . . . 35,67 Morris, Joy 13, 14,56,68,87,89,57 Rohr, Shelly 23, 74, 75, 87, 88, 89, 90, 92, 108, 95 Moses, Doug 26,28,64,50, 53,92, 109, 54 Ross, Kerry Moses, Nancy ... 12, 14, 19,68,86,90,92, 109,78,58,59 Ross, Sabrina 29 Murbarger, Cheryl . . 14, 119 Ruckman, Brad 35,94 Murbarger, Dean . . .. 22,70, 119 Ruckman, Karen . .. 12, 15, 19,55,86, 88, 104,95,58, 59 Murbarger, Harvey . 34 Russell, Richard . ... 15,48,49,64,70,90, 58 Myers, Christy 12, 14,68,90 Rutger, Phillip 119 Myers, Ricky 34,67 Rudy, Scott 29, 92 Myers, Shawn 24,34,87,91,92 Rutt, Anthony 23,24 Nash, James 14 Sampson, Roger . .. . 23 Neff, Scott Sampson, Sheila . .. . 15, 111 Noblet, Hollie 28, 87, 89 Schwaninger, Stacy . 23.50,87,91.92,93, 111 Northcutt, Alicia . . . . 114 28,87. 89, 92,78 Scott, Dottie 35 Sebring, Howard ................................. 15,64, 87,90 Sebring, Rick................................. 29,64,67,92,93 Sefton, Greg..................................... 35, 36, 72, 76 Sehie, Pam ...........................................23, 52 Sehie, Tim.........................................29,72,94 Senters, Lisa...............................................35, 92 Sessions, Paula.....................23,69, 86, 87,88,89,91, 95 Sheehan, Darren .............................. 15,64, 70,88,90 Sheehan, Randy................................... 35,65, 72, 76 Smith, Danny..........................................15, 87,94 Smith, Darrell...............................................94 Smith, Steve................................................65, 79 Snyder, Lee Ann ....................... 23, 56, 74, 75, 87,92, 54 Sparlin, Brenda..............................................29 Speagle, Randy........................................23, 31,70 Spitzner, Eddie ........................................... 15 Spitzner, Sandy..............................................29 Stanford, Mike.....................................29,92,93 Stanford, Shelley ... 4, 12, 15, 19, 24, 30,48, 73,86,87, 88,90,92, 78,95, 58, 59 Stanley, Brad ...........................................29, 67 Stanley, Kathy..............................................32, 35 Stanley, Mark ......................... 35, 52,65, 70,92, 76, 57 Stanley. Tim . 18, 49, 52,64, 70, 71,87, 88,90. 92, 117, 118. 77, 95, 57, 58 Staples, Nancy................................... 18, 88, 89,95 Stine, Galen .............................................35,65 Stone, Matthew ..............................................29 Sudduth, Billy...............................................22 Sutherlin, Darla................................... 35,87,91 Tackitt, Sam.......................................35,65,67 Tatman, Eric.................................................35 Taylor, Chris................................................91 Taylor, Jon ..............................................35,79 Taylor, Mike.........................................29,94 Thatcher, Jay................................. 29,66, 53,72,92 Thomas, Amy................................ 18,48,49, 86, 87,91 Thomas, Lori.................................................29 Thomas, Mary..............................................35,92 Thomas, Rob..................................................35 Thomas, Sara..................................... 29, 52,69, 89 Thomas, Tina Thomas, Troy...............................23, 65, 70, 86,90, 79 Thomason, Georgie ....................................23,92 Thompson, Donelda............................................35 Thompson, George..............................18, 70, 71,90, 77 Thompson, Jane........................................ 23,24,91 Thompson, Lynn........................................18, 75,91 Tibbs, Angela................................................35 Tidwell, Ronnie.........-....................................23 Tolliver, Candy..............................................I9 Tolliver, Debbie.............................. 13,18, 86, 58, 59 Tolliver, Tyler...........................................67,77 Toon, Margie .........................................29,91 Toon, Terry............................................29,91,93 Trousdale, Derek .....................................23,89 Uebinger, Brent ...................................... 35,92,93 Utley, Allen Utterback, Tina.................................... 23,88,91,95 Vandaveer, Renee ............................ 13,18,68,87,90,78 Vandaveer, Robin......................................23,68, 78 Van Meter, Dan ..............................................29 Van Meter, Ted ..............................................31 Vincent, Lisa.........................................29,88, 89 Waddelow, Steve ......................................29,92 Waggoner, Clarann............................................35 Wagner, Doug .......................................18,49,64,87 Walker, Karen .... Walker, Sharon ... Walker, Tracy..... Walters, Tommy .. . Warren, Harold .. . Warren, Shelly Waters, Janet..... Waters, Rusty..... Wathan, Eva Wathan, Jim Wathan, Ronnie .. . Webster, Cheryl ... Webster, Karen ... Wcccle, Harry Welty, Kevin..... Welty, Roger..... Wheeler, Lori..... White, Gina ...... White, Robin ..... Whitehead, Gary . Whitt, Michele ... Wicke, Steve..... Wilke, Diane..... Wilkins, Lisa.... Williams, Brett . . . Williams, Darren . Williams, Penny . . Williams, Wayne . Wilson,Calvin ... Wilson, Ken...... Wilson, Kevin .... Windle, Chris .... Windle, Jill..... Windle, Karen ... Wingo, Bobby Winka, Mark...... Winka, Susan .... Winka, Tracy .... Wolfe, John...... Workman, Larry Wood, Tina....... Woods, Angie Woods, Dave Woods, Maureen . Woods, Rhonda .. . Woomer, Kristy .. Woomer, Sandy . . Workman, Larry . Workman, Tina .. Worsted, Mike .. . Worthey, Dorrinda Wreath, Scott Wyman, Darrell . . Wyman, Rick Wyman, Troy Yates, Becky..... Yates, Debbie Yates, Joyce..... Young, Cheryl---- Young, Chris..... Young, Cindy Young, David Young, Kam Young, Kelly..... Young, Lisa...... Young, Rodney . . . ... 29. 92 29, 92. 93 ...29,76 ...35,77 ... 29,94 .............. 13,18,52,55,56,68, 87,90 ................ 13, 18,48,52,87,89,91 29, 94 ..................................35, 36 .....................................35 ................................. 23,94 .....................................18 ......................................35 ..........23, 86,87,88, 89,91,93, 106, 95 ..................................36, 88 ........................... 29, 48, 56, 78 ...............4, 18,49,64, 70,87,90, 79 ...........................36,87,89,92 .....................................29 ......................................36 ......................................36 ..............................18,70,87.90 ...................................29, 72 ....................................28 ......................................29 ........................ 29,72,90,92, 110 ........................... 29, 64, 72, 77 ..............................36,65,92,76 ...................................18,63 .....................................18 ...................................23,93 .........................29,62, 53,72, 79 .. 20, 23,64, 70, 86, 87,88. 89.90, 54,79,95 ......................19,48,49,55,87,58 ........................ 29,64, 53,72. 79 ....................................19,56 ..................19,30,55,73,87,89,92 .......................................23 .............................. 23,87,91 ......................................87 .......................................23 ............................ 29,67,91,93 ..................................64, 90 .......................................93 .......................... 23,62,87.90,77 .........................29, 52,88,92, 93 .......................................23 .................................. 36,72 ..................................36, 72 ..............................13, 19, 106 ............................ 19,88,89,91 ......................................23 ......................................23 ......................................23 ............................ 29,67,93,78 ......................................30 ...................................19,94 ...................................30,87 .....................................102 115 116 Pep Band at State Tournament Events Tim Stanley and Cathy MeGrew arrived at Prom in a horse drawn carriage. Maria Dockins, editor, and Steve Lee, advisor, are displaying the Locust Log’s Blue Banner Award Monica Guerrettaz and Tim Stanley were chosen Athletes of the Year. Senior athletes received plaques at the annual Senior Sports Banquet. 117 Events Student Council held a car wash. SB h Student Council members serving refreshments at Open House. Tim Stanley, Nikki Guerrettaz, and Kelly Kaufman all received an honorable mention for their writing abilities this year from their respective teachers. Anne Riley, Steve Lee, and Becky Carson. The Area Gifted Service Center judged their entries along with about 300 others. 118 Events Building Trades House FFA Initiation Harry Fitzgerald, Dean Murbargcr, Phil Rutger, Cheryl Murbarger, and Cindy Huffman participated in the Special Olympics. 120 Thanks again! Karen Ruckman, Editor The destruction of the smoke stack seems to make the end of Building B a reality, especially to those students who spent much of the past four years inside its walls. Likewise, the close of our yearbook signifies the end of the 1981-82 school year. It is my hope that this book illustrates the past year in such a way that you, the reader, will remember this special time not only now, but always. As editor of the Harstan, I would like to thank those people who contributed both time and effort into the making of this book of memories. A special thanks goes to Mrs. Jeanne Hayes, who did a terrific job as Harstan advisor. The 1982 Harstan staff and assistant editor Lori Wheeler deserve credit for the hours spent writing copy, planning layouts, and identifying pictures. The Daily Clay County Advocate Press, Jay Thatcher, and Shelly Rohr gave generously of their time to provide the Harstan with excellent photographs. The biggest thank you, however, goes to you, the reader, without whom this book could never have been completed. If '•