Flora High School - Harstan (Flora, IL)

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y r STATUS SYMBOL: SENIOR KEYS ARE PICKED UP BY JANE THOMPSON. CRAIG HOLAN. GENE McVAY. PAULA SESSIONS. AND BOB CHILDERS. In May. graduation became a reality to F.H.5. seniors. Announcements. cards, memory books, and keys arrived. Projects and research papers were completed. The Wolf's Eye was busy following field trips, organization activities and athletic events. When caps and gowns arrived, status reached a new peak. Only when final averages were run, did the four-year contest between Mark and Lori settle with Mark as valedictorian. VALEDICTORIAN MARK WINKA AND SALUTATORIAN LORI WHEELER SNEAK A PREVIEW OF THE DIPLOMA. ARE THESE SUPPOSED TO FIT?'' ASK DARRIN PEARCE. CANDY PHILLIPS, AND RANDY HOCKMAN. 28 SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARD WINNERS for the Flora High School Class of 1980 ore First Row: Lee Snyder. Sandy Jackson. Becky Hunt. Stephanie Hadden. Down Payne. Melani Fry. Second Row: Gary Randall. Lori Wheeler, Paula Sessions, Paula Corry. Linda Matlock. Joy Chaney. Rodney Young. Third Row: Troy Thomas. Craig Holan, Mark Wlnka, Bob Childers. Steve King. Mike Worsted. Alan Dunahee. Derek Trousdale. Not Pictured: Stacy Klanke and Shelly Rohr

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In Moy, the Wolf looked for o new Student Body President. Even though three of the troditionol five condidotes declined nominotion. the wolls sprouted such signs of the time os ’ Don't be o slug, vote for Doug and Angie for SBP and students wore buttons proclaiming allegiance to Angie Reagan or Doug Moses. Come the election, and the eye of the Wolf settled on Doug Moses os the Student Body President for 1983-64. Off wirh rhe old. on wirh new — 1964 SOP Doug Moses wlfh Mr Foreman and 1963 SOP Gory Randall. 4L : . . . - POLITICIANS — Doug's Campaign Manager. Mark Wlnko; Candidate Moses, Candidate Reagan. Angie's Campaign Manager, Connie Oonhorr. Gary administers oath of office to Doug Promises, promises . . Doug's campaign speech Just a friendly rivalry — Doug and Angie display campaign signs 27

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Finally, after hectic rehearsal, came the serious Boccaloureare at which the Senior chorus sang W se Again.” to be followed by the joyous, traditional evening of Commencement. EFFICIENT. LONG-SUFFERING MRS. CLARK DIRECTS REHEARSAL-IMPATIENT RANDY HOCKMAN WANTS TO GO ELSEWHERE. Opening the program, senior bond members played the most appropriate 'Somewhere Down the Road.'' After the Salutatory and Valedictory, awards and scholarship Row 1 ROONEY YOUNG - SCIENCE. LORI WHEELER - ENGLISH. DAWN PAYNE - ART UNDA MATLOCK -GIRLS P E JAY ( HANEY - OOYS P.E.. SPANISH Row 7 TROY THOMAS - INDUSTRIAL ARTS. CRAIG HOLAN - JOURNALISM MARK WINKA - MATHEMATICS. GARY RANDALL - DRAMA. DOD CHILDERS - MUSIC. DEREK TROUSDAlE - SOCIAL STUDIES. No» Pictured: SHELLY ROHR - BUSINESS nons were Top: MARK WINKA - 4.667. Row 2: LORI WHEELER - 4.640. GARY RAN-DALL - 4.766. Row 0: PAULA SESSIONS - 4.755. JACKI PICKEL - 4.719. n TROY THOMAS - 4.611. Row 4: ALAN DUNAHEE - 4.564. CRAIG HOLAN - U y 4.542. RICK HUFFMAN - 4.062. DEREK TROUSDALE - 4.052. them the honorary Departmental Awards and the traditional Top Ten The climax wos the announcement of the Eugene Matris Award — Mr. and Miss F.H.5. Finally came the distribution of diplomas and the recessional to, of course, Pomp and Circumstonce. F. EUGENE MATTIS RECIPIENTS MARK WINKA AND FRY.